Issa's so quiet and polite like no girl I WANT YOU TO SHARE ALL OF YOUR WISDOM AND BLACK GIRL MAGIC

@dnicole4236

7 жыл бұрын

Agyeiwaa Asante she's very introverted

@Courtney-dy5vo

7 жыл бұрын

Black Undergrad Collective, represent! Lol yea but I feel you girl...

@ellenhenderson6865

6 жыл бұрын

She hasnt been in the business that long or on the scene as long, so...

@agyeiwaaasante2037

6 жыл бұрын

Courtney Peck 😂😂😂 HEY GIRL!!! We out here!! 👏🏿👏🏿 I honestly live for these roundtables, I'm obsessed lol

@agyeiwaaasante2037

6 жыл бұрын

blackfemme That is true, I'm so used to how much she shares in one-on-one interviews, I just wanted more

When Minnie was talking about how she wanted to be Dwayne Johnson for a day and said "I want to know what that power feels like. Not the power I feel inside myself...but the power people acknowledge" I think my brain went to a heavenly place. She is so fucking incredible and as a woman hearing her say little insightful things like that just makes me adore her even more than I already do. Wonderful round table!

@kurtsudheim825

5 ай бұрын

Idk who tf would want to be such an arrogant, self absorbed charlatan? Says more about her as well

Emmy: "i think they all the same" Minnie: *make a face* "you do?" I feel you Minnie, i feel you girl!

@rawrbabez3

4 жыл бұрын

@@dazz100 18:30

@DaInnaG

4 жыл бұрын

Good for Emmy. She had an opinion that was not shared by the majority and she was able to intelligently articulate her reasons for having it. This is called having a discussion. Making faces at someone is not a mature or respectful response.

@artheaux666

4 жыл бұрын

DaInnaG It is if their response reeks of ignorance, and privilege, lol she tried to school a woman of color how to get what you ask for as a white woman...where the media standard is whiteness. Yikes. But you tried it, Becky.

@cherisedavidson5933

3 жыл бұрын

That side eye!!! 😂😂

@samsoniteman

3 жыл бұрын

@@DaInnaG So because she was able to articulate her ignorance that makes it okay so as long as she was able to be "different"? Please tell me you know how this industry works firsthand or better than the ones who object to her opinion?

It's always the people you want to hear from least that talk the most

@astoldbynickgerr

3 жыл бұрын

right 😭

You can tell that everyone on that panel, regardless of background or self-awareness or career or whatever - they ALL respect and want to know more about Issa. When you see Kathryn Hahn lean in to learn more....ya girl is doing BIG THINGS. Made me so happy for her.

@jojolady95

6 жыл бұрын

Yes they were always quiet when she was talking really listening so that was cool.

@liluhaas

6 жыл бұрын

yes kathryn is that bish

Lol I love how Issa sips that water when Emmy mentions race inequality. Sis is like "I'm not touching that subject." 🤣🤣

@jamalbryant8099

6 жыл бұрын

or maybe she just thirty

@MyBubblex3

6 жыл бұрын

jamal bryant nah

@jbasti227

6 жыл бұрын

I was just bouta comment this lmao

@calivibes_84

4 жыл бұрын

I noticed that too 👌🏻😆

@superduperjoi6800

4 жыл бұрын

Lol !s the literal token black girl this was so obvious

Issa's face when Emmy was talking 😂😂😂😂

@PHlophe

7 жыл бұрын

i just scrolled down to see if anyone else noticed how subtly Issa was sending a message.

@chrisg.5056

7 жыл бұрын

Thought I was the only one who picked up on that lol I was like Issa got that "Girl, bye" look on her face. Especially when America was saying that POC, Blacks and Latino/Latinas don't have the same opportunities and it's best for us to tell our our stories because nobody can tell it like us. Also, that it's time to start putting us in positon of privilege and power so it opens up more doors for people to follow basically get the whites outta here lol Then Emmy had to make it about her and say well raise your hand or ask. Like America said it's never that easy for those of us who aren't white.

@ronasia9323

7 жыл бұрын

Nigeria Talley yes but she's like me awkward and wouldn't say anything the face says it all

@ndo533

7 жыл бұрын

Chris G. well Emmy ended up agreeing with her at the ended. people are open to learning

@nigeriaashana

7 жыл бұрын

Lol same my face would have been EXACTLY the same

I wish Emmy listened to what America was saying about opportunities for POC instead of talking over her. It's obviously more complicated than raising your hand and saying I can do it, I want to do it. especially when there no POC to raise their hand. She was too caught up in her personal story about being a woman I stead of listening to the Latina speaking on the realities. I wish someone followed up with, how many Latinas or Black women are on your sets? If there's no POC on your set how could they ask to a different opportunity? this is what intersectionality is about and it's ok to listen and think about it without giving a superficial answer.

@chrisg.5056

7 жыл бұрын

Right, it completely went over her head. By the look on Issa's face it says it all. America was just telling her it's not as easy for someone who isn't white we don't have access to the same privilege and opportunities.

@ayydubs987

7 жыл бұрын

it was perfect symbolism; for decades, people of color have been trying to express their experiences and perspectives on things while white people have been speaking over them or silencing them with their own thoughts on matters that don't apply to them. emmy spoke about white women generally getting paid higher amounts than women of color, but when a latina tried expressing some situation that is unique to latinas, and other woc, emmy spoke over her & tried to push down what america was saying. seems like her "intersectional feminism" includes only mainstream issues.

@ndo533

7 жыл бұрын

Rashida Scott if she wasn't listening then why did she bring up the wage discrepancies between white women and Women of color?

@Keesha_Hardy

7 жыл бұрын

Nd O I honestly felt that Emmy was only bringing that up to seem like she's progressive. The fact that she ended up not really listening to America proves how she's really not as aware as she thinks she is.

@EphenStreet

6 жыл бұрын

Intersectional feminism at its most textbook example.

44:25 the way she sipped that glass of water when emmy started talking about women of color

My favourite people on these roundtables are always the quietest (get interrupted by the others) they usually have the most interesting things to say as well. LET AMERICA SPEAK!

@virginiamonasterio9140

3 жыл бұрын

Same except for the male comedians one. Gervais was hilarious

@amandatan1977

3 жыл бұрын

I wish

Issa Rae: "(A smart people school). Barely, I'm not a doctor, so I didn't make it." Box pops up in the screen saying she went to Standford University. LIES ISSA LIES!

@Loiichi

7 жыл бұрын

Elisabeth Mulder 😂😂

@IBBMS

7 жыл бұрын

Granted, at that point she was talking about her magnet medical high school (which I didn't even know they had medical high schools lol) not her university.

@Lil08103

7 жыл бұрын

Storm Bey yeah they tend to be in urban districts to expose kids to careers in medicine. i graduated from a similar school in jersey.

@sedecim

7 жыл бұрын

she is trying to be relatable. But being from the elite does have it complications

@sedecim

7 жыл бұрын

I was not referring to what she said and I wasn't trying to shame her and I don't believe anyone should be ashamed of being from an elite background- so don't get it twisted. If you wiki her, although wiki is not academically considered a source, you would know more of her background. I think the media tries to make people more relatable for capital gain of which is not in my interest. Just as Tracy Evans Ross is also from an elite background but no one is hiding that fact. hmmmm Everyone has their own story.

I like how attentive they are to whatever Issa has to say.

@PHlophe

7 жыл бұрын

Issa looks like a morning Rose here . She is not using the popular talking points . she is making sure intersectionality is heard/

@TravisGunn

7 жыл бұрын

A commanding presence like that is just one of the many swords she rarely needs sharpened. She's terrific.

@sanra167

7 жыл бұрын

Am I the only one that peeped the "white woman" smile from the woman from the show "I love dick" The same smile you get from white women on the sidewalk when u walk while black.

@TNDCBaby

7 жыл бұрын

sanara You mean that "you go girl!" smile? I don't hate it. Some people are happy for people getting their shine when they don't normally get it.

@KayS471

6 жыл бұрын

sanara Sow genuinely curious, what is the issue with smiling at people of a different race? I smile at people on the street all the time, if we make eye contact. It's not a racial thing, I just do it to be friendly, no matter the person's skin color. Should i not smile at black people I pass on the street? I feel like this gesture is seen as patronizing or something when it's really not that deep.

I see Issa Rae, I click

@DRay4eveZ

3 жыл бұрын

100%

I came for Issa, and stayed for Issa, Minnie and America.

@adripecas

4 жыл бұрын

Same! Whoa was that disdain palpable.

@favoritefoodies7644

4 жыл бұрын

Same!

@shankapa3182

3 жыл бұрын

Same

@paisleeavery8779

3 жыл бұрын

If KZread actually starts putting ads on non-monetized videos by creators who never asked for them, that just goes to show how greedy this corporation can be. This thought is disgusting. KZread is essentially making free money off small channels and not paying them a single penny. Yes, these are small channels, but since there's so many of them, KZread will still make a huge profit off of this new policy. I don't care if KZread hates us now, it must be said by someone. I urge to our subscribers that we spread the message to all creators, and urge KZread to immediately repeal this new policy. - Father

@johnpesky6411

3 жыл бұрын

Lol I love how Issa sips that water when Emmy mentions race inequality. Sis is like "I'm not touching that subject." 🤣🤣

America Ferrera, Minnie Driver, Issa Rae and Kathryn Hahn are so good....I could listen to them all day (I just love America Ferrera, she is so smart and talented). Emmy Rossum needs to listen twice as much as she speaks.

@ndo533

7 жыл бұрын

Dar Barry she's a new Yorker.

@RS-lz8ef

3 жыл бұрын

I LOVE Pamela Adlon too. I am over 50 and she speaks proudly and boldly to our experiences and isn't afraid to address our issues with honesty and confidence.

@apolloscrow3686

2 жыл бұрын

I don’t get the hate for Rossum. Driver comes across as way more pretentious and almost combative for no reason. I agree with Rossum that the division between “drama” and “comedy” is largely invented. What she’s saying is that either way it’s about conveying a heightened authenticity, but they cut her off.

@worse0185

2 жыл бұрын

@@ndo533 nah just a virgo

@tob4b1

Жыл бұрын

Agree! America, Minnie, Issa and Kathryn…love them so much!

every time emmy talks minnie probably imagines being someplace different

Emmy Rossum interrupting everyone with comments where she talks like 'oh it's no big deal just raise your hand like whatever you will be heard' is so annoying, especially when it is shutting down the others who clearly have more stories to tell and opinions that are more nuanced. She pretends she's not privileged and ignores the very real fact that actresses (and people in general) are constantly punished for being unlikeable and having strong opinions.

@ndo533

7 жыл бұрын

1bwash if anyone knows anything about "being unlikeable" it's Emmy. shes a bit brash but that's because she's literally had to fight for her career every step of the way. downplayed. underestimated. dismissed. the fact that she's come so far is a miracle. she may be blind in this regard but she means well.

@blakethegirl

6 жыл бұрын

All of this ^^^^^^^^^^

@lydiatesfu6826

6 жыл бұрын

1bwash yah that was a really privileged response

@paulnewal6249

6 жыл бұрын

that's a bit sexist. Emmy is just being herself. everyone at that table is privileged.

@FungusMossGnosis

6 жыл бұрын

Apagando Las Luces, Not necessarily. There are many "WOC" in show business that have had a very cushy upbringing. In America, classism is a far bigger impediment to success than racism is. The two forms of repression often go hand in hand, by class discrimination is the much larger problem facing most people today. Oh, and guess what, many non-white people "speak over other peoples struggles". All. The. Damn. Time. Trying to find common ground through empathy is the only way to equality and fairness. Everything else is more division and prejudiced bullshit.

America was not. having. it. every time Emmy spoke.

@armitchell86

7 жыл бұрын

Muhammad Amirul Muhamad at all.

@blakethegirl

6 жыл бұрын

Baby she was not!!!! Emmy better learn it quick lol!

@Shesaphantomm

6 жыл бұрын

I skip to the parts of people I wanna watch and towards the end I was like okay wtf lmao

@debjonesloyal4190

5 жыл бұрын

Emmy is insufferable. I want to hear America speak.

@adripecas

4 жыл бұрын

Oh that side eye could kill

Minnie gave zero fucks when Emmy doesn't understand a word... slay Minnie

Emmy Rossum came off a little ignorant. I would have liked to hear America and Issa talk more about being POC of the industry and how it is difficult to tell stories. Issa actually has a YT channel where she's been uploading content for many years so she would be in a great place to discuss the need for black content creators.

@FungusMossGnosis

6 жыл бұрын

Why do you call her ignorant?

@lookup7055

4 жыл бұрын

@@FungusMossGnosis because even though she is coming from a female's point view, it doesn't necessarily translate into a female POC's point view or experience.

@FungusMossGnosis

4 жыл бұрын

@@lookup7055 Emmy's support of Pete Buttigieg itself proves she doesn't understand the class racial dynamic of politics that affect marginalized communities in America.

@desireec4089

4 жыл бұрын

“A little ignorant” is putting it mildly

@umchinagirard1800

4 жыл бұрын

This dated and the white privilege obvious before Black lives matter Perhaps things are changing and bit embarrassing for Emmy

Kathryn Hahn is a fabulous human being.

@radishsayshi

7 жыл бұрын

James Grandjean she's a goddess.

@Vitaluv

6 жыл бұрын

James Grandjean love her.

@maryallison0509

6 жыл бұрын

I love her too. She also seems like such a total package. Everything that I appreciate in a person.

@ChristinaG543

6 жыл бұрын

Seriously!!!! She's so fuckin loveable!!!

@msinbalony

6 жыл бұрын

love her. and such remarkable comedy skills.

Emmy says everything like it's the most groundbreaking statement ever when it's always just something trite and cliche 😂

@lonncat766

6 жыл бұрын

thesuperspaz96 maybe it's just her face expressions when she talkes

@desireec4089

4 жыл бұрын

Like she just cured cancer 🤷🏻‍♀️

@crysco2010

3 жыл бұрын

FACTS

I love whenever Emmy talks the camera shoots a closeup to Minnie not having any of that and being so fucking shady. Minnie Driver is such a QUEEN.

@FungusMossGnosis

6 жыл бұрын

Smug elitist.

Minnie, Issa and America are the best part of this interview!!

@shoooop

7 жыл бұрын

Ashanti Maluleke Kathryn's hilarious though

@beulahboi

7 жыл бұрын

word

@johndorian84

7 жыл бұрын

Pamela too!

@shanapeete

7 жыл бұрын

And it all was pretty good.

@Seetha-Golden

7 жыл бұрын

And I wish Emmy Rossum would just shut up! She is *Anne Hathaway of TV.* Why is she here every year anyway? Why can't they get Michaela Coel, Sharon Horgan, Phoebe Waller Bridge, JULIA LOUIS DREYFUS? My GOD, THR! Stop inviting her & her moronic mouth!

Emmy is quintessential white female privilege I was rolling my eyes SOOO hard when she went on her rant cutting america off. ugh she seems insufferable. She actually cuts everyone off at some point I noticed, but minnie wasn't having it she cut right back in when minnie started talking over her lol

Issa's facial expressions through this whole video have me dying.

Minnie Driver's faces and snap-backs every time Emmy says something ridiculously stupid is perfection.

@ehshutup

Жыл бұрын

Emmy isn’t stupid though 🙄🙄

@TomWDW1

Жыл бұрын

@@ehshutup I didn't say she was. I said she said "ridiculous stupid" stuff ;-) Which is just a true statement.

@dazz100

Жыл бұрын

Emmy and Minnie worked together on Phantom. I wonder if she just doesn't like her from there or just generally doesn't like her. She'd giving her dimissive looks right from the start when Emmy isn't saying anything that challenging, I just don't think she likes her which makes it kinda pathetic that she's throwing looks, like be professional

@TomWDW1

Жыл бұрын

@@dazz100 some people are so annoying that even the most professional person can't help but look bothered, lol

@dazz100

Жыл бұрын

@@TomWDW1 just makes you unprofessional. If you don't like someone, fine but don't try to put them down by making that obvious.

+Near the end of the piece America Ferrera is making such a great point about the wage gap between men and women--and acknowledging that people have to fight with the resources they are given--and her frustration is so palpable when Emmy Rossum keeps interjecting/ keeps speaking from a place of privilege saying things like 'I've never experienced that' and America Ferrera is so tactful in straight up not breaking down Emmy's white privilege for her. Having experienced situations like this--where folks with privilege simply can't imagine why a person of color's experience would be different from their own--I am so thankful that America Ferrera was there to unpack everything the way she did. She should be commended for her emotional labor and probably paid for it too. #Shero #AmericaFerrera

@joylloyd-montgomery6258

7 жыл бұрын

Irving Pineda Yes!! Completely agree. Could not have articulated that better

@mcwarhol17

7 жыл бұрын

Irving Pineda damn just hit us with the truth!!!

@maryallison0509

6 жыл бұрын

Irving Pineda I was really shocked by that. Emmy is GREAT I love her in SHAMELESS. BUT... Emmy kind of ticked me off. She kept interrupting America and straight up talking over her. America was basically saying wow that was great you asked for the opportunity to direct and for a appropriate raise. You are a major lead in a TV show and proved that you were worth a raise comparable to William H Macy. But Emmy felt like America was getting ready to say she was wrong but truly wasn't. I felt bad for America for not being given he'd fair share to talk.

@apolloscrow3686

2 жыл бұрын

Rossum didn’t get to direct episodes of her show because she’s white. She got to do it because she put in the work for several years and actively pursued the opportunity. I found everyone one of her comments to be completely fair, pragmatic, and insightful. By the way, Ferrera has also directed and probably has more money than anyone else at that table after being in multiple successful series and international blockbusters.

@UltimoDogLover

2 жыл бұрын

What white privilege? Emmy is just rude and lucky. Rude with the interruptions and lucky not to have experienced what many other actresses have, including many white ones

White women: We just can't get to choose a well-rounded character. Women of color: We don't get casted.

@akanshashankar8589

4 жыл бұрын

I know, in the western civilization, everybody just complains and complains and complains.

@Prince_the_One

3 жыл бұрын

@@akanshashankar8589 Just like you're complaining about people complaining.

@akanshashankar8589

3 жыл бұрын

@@Prince_the_One LoL!! yes dear, I am, and I can say you are complaining about me complaining about others complaining. After this you can reply, "and you are complaining about me complaining about you complaining about others complaining." After this I will reply, "and you are complaining about me complaining about you complaining about me complaining about others complaining." And the sequence will keep going, it will be so much fun, right!! I suggest something boring instead, which is to forget about complaining, accept our situation, strive to improve it and be happy fulfilling our duties.

@akanshashankar8589

3 жыл бұрын

@Aeternus I will only say this to you. Either you can feel like a victim and keep complaining over the past, which does not accomplish anything except making you (yes only you) miserable. Or, you can accept the history, accept the situation you are born in and make you life better in whatever situation you are in. Look, life is not fair, its better we accept it and move on. Ask a white person and she will come up with her own list of problems. Nobody cares about the others, everybody cares about the self. Better we accept it and move on. Do not try to force your will on the world, go with the flow and make the most of whatever you have. You quality of life will be much better. You can call me whatever names you like, it doesn't matter to me, but the pain you feel in cursing me only hurts you. I hope you find peace!!

@DRay4eveZ

3 жыл бұрын

@@akanshashankar8589 that is especially simple for you to say coming from a place of privilege. You simply cannot understand nor empathize with a person of color and the obstacles that people of color have to endure. For you, you can say “it is what it is” because you don’t have to work twice as hard for and against things. Whether or not you feel you have privilege is irrelevant, you do, period. Your privilege lies in the perception of you from the outside looking in as well as in your ability to make the statements you have made on this thread. I think it would be courteous and wise for you to use this as a teachable moment and be respectful of that in which you cannot understand. Thanks, -A person of color

I love the chemistry in this roundtable, especially between Minnie and Pamela btw Minnie's face at 18:32😂😂

Minnie Driver's face when she asks, "You do?" At 18:31 gives me life.

Was looking forward to hearing Emmy talk because I'm such a big fan of Shameless. But she just rubs me the wrong way.....I'm not sure I'm still a fan of hers after watching this

@karo8507

3 жыл бұрын

this. i respected her a lot more before i watched her here .. yikes

Issa “I don’t know what my point is” … most relatable line in this whole interview!! Love her!

@ambre4144

2 жыл бұрын

She’s just like me fr😂. She got cut off and then the conversation shifted a little bit and then she forget what her point was 😂😂

Minnie's face at 18:31 after Emmy said "I think they're all the same" had me like... "Emmy!! Girl!!! I don't know you, but try reading the room and listening"... But we all make mistakes, okay, I'm going to continue and hope there are no more cringe-worthy moments, but even if there are I'll keep watching

I could sense a little passive aggressiveness between Minnie Driver and Emmy Rossum.

@erinhuber2279

7 жыл бұрын

LoOkAtMyBeEp I think they were in the phantom of the opera together right??

@irishsingersongwritertessp4223

4 жыл бұрын

Oh yes Erin!!

@rebeccahopkins9522

4 жыл бұрын

LoOkAtMyBeEp uhm I’d say between Emmy and the entire table. She comes off as very full of herself, self righteous and closed off to hearing other people. When America came back with “so many people are not in the position to raise their hand” I was like YES TELL THAT TRUTH.

@corneliastreet2491

2 жыл бұрын

Emmy was too busy talking over everyone else to listen…

@babiirae729

2 жыл бұрын

39:10 😭 had me really on the edge of my seat. So much tension

the way they just interrupt one another, and Issa just like imma just sit here and let them talk

There's something so anti-hollywood about Pamela Adlon. She's so blunt and real. You can even see that every other woman in this interview is all made up and fancy while Pamela's just wearing her usual black blazer and glasses. It's very cool.

It's rare that there's a roundtable where every single guest has something interesting to contribute to the conversation, but this is one of those instances. Badass ladies of TV!

I loved when the conversation started to shift towards inequality. They kept bringing up the issues blacks face in the industry and were trying to direct it towards Issa. She knew better than to fall for that-it doesn't matter how much success you get in this world, if you're a minority, mainstream media will always try to categorize you by placing you in certain boxes. It seems as if everytime a black person garners success for themselves, everyone wants to focus on their experience as 'living black' rather than focus on their accomplishments. In my opinion, the most effective way to deliver a message to someone is to simply just be your true, authentic self.

@sandcastles3490

7 жыл бұрын

Aaron Kehoe I really like this perspective.

@shanapeete

7 жыл бұрын

This!

@budgetfriendlybabe

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you.

@Sageboy13

5 жыл бұрын

Aaron Kehoe I agree

@kuunami

2 жыл бұрын

Also every female round table becomes a long discussion about how bad it is to be a woman. But there are tons of female privilege nobody wants to acknowledge.

Emmy Rossum and America Ferrera conversational interaction in this whole discussion was oozing with subtle blind privilege not being acknowledged and unseen lesson being dismissed ....

@kparker905

7 жыл бұрын

She (Emmy) was not actually listening... She was stating what she believed and then proceeding to talk whenever she got the chance without engaging in the conversation that was being had and seeing what America was even talking about. Just as an example, America was talking about minority people getting opportunities in this business, and everyone was listening attentively and letting her speak, and then she proceeded to talk about her experience getting chances in Hollywood, as a minority woman. So then, it would have been 100% okay for any of the other women to comment and give their opinions on this topic (minority people in Hollywood) because that's what they are talking about and they have all most likely encountered this particular issue at some point even if they are not a minority, and the whole point of this round-table is to get lots of differing opinions on interesting issues and topics. However, for Emmy to then interrupt her and talk about her experience working in Hollywood and say the only thing holding her back in the past was her not getting up and going for it, and that was her only point, was ridiculous, chiefly because it had NOTHING to do with the topic at hand; minorities in Hollywood, although she said it as if it did.

@Keesha_Hardy

7 жыл бұрын

Diamond Stylz It wasn't America, it was Emmy.

@DiamondStylz

7 жыл бұрын

totally ....

@JackKellyBastardMan

7 жыл бұрын

What an articulate response. Take a note from K Parker.

@emmitjackson5717

7 жыл бұрын

Diamond Stylz especially when america asked about how hard it is to ask to direct an episode

Every ten minutes or so, it would be nice to see the actresses' names again.

@paisleeavery8779

3 жыл бұрын

Do you plan on traveling during the week of Thanksgiving?

America's face when Emmy basically said "you just have to raise your hand." lol And then everyone tries to move on when America replies "not everyone is in the poition to say well I want to do this." I'm just happy she stuck to her guns and said what she needed to say even if some were uncomfortable or didn't know how to react.

Emmy is the kinda girl you crush on but as you get to know her you realize hmmm .... maybe she's not for you. I feel like she would laugh at bad parts in movies. idk.

@lonncat766

6 жыл бұрын

albertcamus99 that's really deep tho. If you don't mind saying .what kind of bad parts in a movie?

@debtheskep.30

5 жыл бұрын

this comment has me flying

@bobdole991

5 жыл бұрын

hahaha Emmy can get it she dope

Issa: "I don't know what my point is now." If that ain't me I don't know what is.

Honestly what surprises me isn't Emmy's comments but the people in the comments section reaction . That's not usually the treatment privileged woman tend to recieve. It's reassuring that so many people understood that.

@britneybritney

3 ай бұрын

These are all famous actresses and all have different skin tones. So tell me again how whiteness equals privilege. 🤡

@britneybritney

3 ай бұрын

Lmao 🤡🤡🤡

@lydiatesfu6826

3 ай бұрын

@@britneybritney 😂😘😘😘

i wish we heard more from Issa. She is a minor hero of sorts and i wonder how the transition from ABG to Insecure happened. i mean wow, what a badass chick

@angelatate7393

7 жыл бұрын

Jacqueline Woo look up her journey at "Shadow and Act" (film website)

@jacquelinewoo1900

7 жыл бұрын

thanks a bunch i posted and realized i was being super lazy

@zaboomafooba

5 жыл бұрын

same. also wish they had brought more women of color to the table. i feel like this roundtable is very white-women's-problems and it sort of drowned her out. I'm only 15 minutes into the video, but... the vibe is there.

Emmy Rossum is way out of her depth at this table. More Issa Rae, more Kathryn Hahn.

I fell in love with Kathryn Hahn as the best friend in every movie, and I'm SO GLAD she's finally getting her due. She is hilarious and amazing.

Is it just me or Emily was a bit overbearing. Minnie Driver seems annoyed at times.

@frenchieboubou

7 жыл бұрын

betrue2u she not just annoyed she is basically trying to not tell her to STFU !

@LarissaZavala123

6 жыл бұрын

She like refuses to make eye contact or even look in her direction when she’s talking! 😂💀

@calivibes_84

4 жыл бұрын

A bit? She was insufferable. You don’t need to have an opinion on everything 🤦🏻‍♀️

@raepdg

4 жыл бұрын

Yes! She was so annoying!

@kkandsims4612

4 жыл бұрын

She’s British so I am shook she did not out right shut her up like when they had Helen mirren , Kate blancet , cate winslet ( sorry the k,c us wrong on the actresses .) and I believe Jane Fonda and Jennifer Lawrence oh hell no helen mirren was not having any of it and cate and Kate seemed to understand that even know Jane was there Helen was fucking queen at that table she was quite key must sisal but Jennifer Lawrence was kinda ignorant and fucking winslet and blancet kept putting her in her place then I think mirren got fed the fuck up and just says it just told Jennifer point blank “ tell em to fuck off if u don’t like it .” It was at this point blancet and winslet look satisfied AF I was like dam the fact u can be British and just say shit and not beat around the bush like an American must be so satisfying I fucking loved it which is why I am 100% not shook that Minnie is like stfu Emmy z

Pamela is such a necessary grounding force to this group (mostly Emmy lol)

😂 Lmaoooo as soon as Emmy trivialized America's real experience with discrimination with her privileged worldview the whole table's faces were like 😩

@queenoftrades7254

Жыл бұрын

What time stamp pls I need to see that

Loved the chemistry between Pamela and Minnie. Would be so cool to see the two of them work together or have a sit down with them interviewing each other.

@kurtsudheim825

5 ай бұрын

Love Pamela, mini not so much

Emmy talked way too much during this. Stop cutting everyone off.

@FungusMossGnosis

6 жыл бұрын

She's probably just insecure. Anxiety or possibly a manic episode. People need to take this shit less seriously, and certainly less personally. Just go with the flow.

@nightowl6279

11 ай бұрын

I’d rather her and Kathryn Han talk more

@shawngailey5882

10 ай бұрын

Weird, I just watched like 20 minutes straight where she didn't talk at all really

Great conversation. That said, I'm obsessed with Issa's makeup. She's gorg.

47:58 “America for president you guys.” LMFAOO while America is tryna put emmy in her place

The way Emmy rossum disrespected America Ferrera and everything she was saying (which is based on lived experience) was disgusting

@faithseed3716

4 жыл бұрын

J. Patrick 🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️

@desireec4089

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah, she’s so entitled - it’s mind blowing. Imagine dismissing other people’s experience because your own was different. Also just because you have a thought doesn’t mean you should say it.

@braedenbeltran5347

3 жыл бұрын

Zed Dravot america didn’t grow up privileged she was raised by a single mom, who was an immigrant and worked several jobs to bring in a livable income tf

The interviewer should have taken more control of the table. I guess this was a round table featuring Emmy Rossum and all of her personal thoughts? *yawn*

Issa sipped that water when Emma brought up less pay among race. lol

The concern they all felt for Pamela when she told her armpit story... haha sisterly love

Minnie keeps giving Emmy some of the same looks she gave her back in 'Phantom of the Opera'... 😂

Watching this back, I I'm living for the moment where Issa casually sips her water [sips tea] at 44:24 when Emmy Rossum addresses intersectionality in the unequal compensation of women. Its not only women being payed less but women of color more so as well.

I want to see that Kathryn Hahn & Judy Greer Best Friend movie!

@Flolayne

7 жыл бұрын

I know, right! Maybe someone is listening and will create a script from this moment. They are making a movie for two celebrities because of a Tweet/Instagram post, why not put KH and JG together. (I can't remember the full details of script or celebrities but I know it's two African American females that were seen sitting together at a fashion show/gala)

@HelloHello-tm7uc

7 жыл бұрын

@RoLayne Funny thing is that one of the co-writers of that movie is sitting at this very roundtable! Issa Rae will be co-writing the Rihanna and Lupita Nyong’o movie you're referring to! But yes, I second the motion and please have Kute Hudson in the back running around lmao!

@GVxoxo

7 жыл бұрын

If you are interested Judy Greer wrote a book about her career called: I Don't Know What You Know Me From: Confessions of a Co-Star.

I love Issa's laugh lol

Ms Issa !😍that hairstyle is absolutely gorgeous

Most related to America and Issa...hard working girls who did it and are doing it

tension between Emmy and Minnie, Pam steps in and defuses the situation

@laurieepstein453

6 жыл бұрын

"WELL WE THINK YOU'RE WRONG" I died lmaoo

This lady in Yellow is quietly judging all the other women, LMAO you can see it in her eyes.

@ndo533

7 жыл бұрын

Cedric Turner Minnie is sharp as a button

I forgot how much I like Minnie Driver; I need to watch her show now. Love Rae and 'Insecure' and I'd love for her to take the Emmy this year-- but we'll see. Also, I still think 'Shameless' should be consider a drama (and Transparent and OITNB)-- these dramedies lean more drama for me. I love that America is back because we need more Latin@s out here-- One Day at Time and Jane the Virgin are great vehicles but we need MORE! Thank you for the roundtables!

@JaySymonLee

6 жыл бұрын

I am waiting for One Day At A Time to come back. I need it in my life.

The fact that Emmy is constantly commenting on or talking over America, shows the reality of women of colour actresses on TV. She can barely finish what she's saying and she has to "offer" her two cents like she will ever understand. *sigh

@Zeverinsen

5 жыл бұрын

Alema Choudhury She speaks over anyone who's not loud tbh 🙊

@idkmyuser1

5 жыл бұрын

has nothing to do with color lol

@antoniobrooks474

4 жыл бұрын

idkmyuser1 it literally does when every time Issa or America talk about race issues, she’s immediately interrupts and talks over them. Minnie and Kathryn picked up on it early and were clearly and visibly annoyed by it.

@dreampossible2

4 жыл бұрын

I think not.. she's just excited...

I just love these roundtables, I tell myself i'll only watch 10 minutes or so, then end up watching the whole thing in one sitting!

I love Issa And Pamela around each other, they fed off each other’s goofiness so well and that would be gold if they worked on an episode of insecure together 😭

Did any of the other ladies not give Emmy the stink eye at some point? She's a nightmare.

@jeaninejeanine2670

3 жыл бұрын

My favou

I don't understand why Emmy had to talk so damn much and interrupt everyone else...like I get it you're from NYC but damn.

@ndo533

3 жыл бұрын

🤣🤣🤣 seriously

18:37 Emmy: "I think they're completely the same." Minnie: *Unimpressed face* "Hm." Pamela: "WELL WE THINK YOU'RE WRONG!"

The HARD side-eye both Minnie and Pamela were giving Emmy after that spout with America Ferrera was giving me life!!! Like, look at them at 32:40 to 32:50... I just love it because it feels like they are sticking up for America, Issa, and whoever else Minnie interrupted, not because they need to stood up for, but because they are good people

@NormaLilia24

6 жыл бұрын

K Parker I like Emmy as an actress but she totally missed America's point, I gave her the side eye from my end of the screen too

Issa Rae will always be my idol. Bringing a voice to such an underrepresented sub-section of Black Women while simultaneously advocating for all of her peers…she is unmatched.

I love that Issa said Moesha!

I'm only 20 minutes in and I already know this is going to be one of those interviews/videos that I come back to repeatedly because it's so inspiring and calming and real... I'm not even an actress or trying to become an actress, but I love the arts and there is something so raw about when people have a certain amount of passion for something like these women do

@laurieepstein453

6 жыл бұрын

Yeah I've watched this like 3 times already haha another roundtable that i think is almost as great as this one is called "Talking Funny"---a conversation with Jerry Seinfeld, Chris Rock, Louis CK, and Ricky Gervais. It's a pretty good one if you're interested in how comedians do comedy.

Issa looks so gorgeous in this interview! That HBO $$ looks good on you girl. #MisadverturesOfAwkwardBlackGirl forever!!

@ieatgremlins

6 жыл бұрын

RasheedaTV yaas! Her outfit is impeccable.

Rossum- Love her on her show...not on this panel.

@lonncat766

6 жыл бұрын

I don't really see why.

Emmy Rossum at 55: 22, "I liked hearing . . . from . . . all of you." I cackled so hard. Really, Emmy? I didn't get that when you were injecting on America Ferrera every time she spoke.

Dear Emmy, Talk a little less. Hear a little more. Thanks ✌ Side note; America's facial expressions give me life. 😊😂

@jazminrodriguez9026

6 жыл бұрын

Jackie Sears thank you

@nextl3v3l99

6 жыл бұрын

Jazmin Rodriguez I think America was trying to hard to be political and follow the bandwagon now that every actress is speaking out about equal pay and female representation in media. Emmy probably knew that this girl was full of shit so she cut her off. No offense to all of them tho.

@christydianalove

6 жыл бұрын

No, in that moment Emmy was pretty rude to America. America was giving her legitimate perspective on POC, Latinos, and women. Emmy interrupts America as if to downplay America's feelings and experience, and that's bothersome. Regardless if Emmy meant to or not, it looked bad. She gets to talk and no one is doing that to her.

@liluhaas

6 жыл бұрын

she's a virgo what can ya do

@denocarcinoma7095

6 жыл бұрын

several times I wanted to leap onto the table and scream let her finish!

America Ferrera for President 2020!

Man I love Shameless and I thought Emmy was cooler than this considering the content of the show. Like wtf. She's legitimately just mean. :/

@lonncat766

6 жыл бұрын

Chelsea B fiona character is a little bit bitchy and mean .she's only nice to her brothers and sisters. Last season she doesn't really care anymore about them. Selfish with a strong personality look poor ,have no education, but try her best to take care of her siblings.shes smart Trying to better her life by starting her own business. But she's not a good person at all .for what she did to the reviewer, the lesbian girl ,to gus ,Toby the police officer ,fucked a married man (from high school ), she was egging veronica during her fight with Kevin s wife , after Debbie harmed her friends she kinda like it ,cheating with her boyfriend brother's in his own house, forgetten her boyfriend's meeting or calls when its family problems, fired some patsy's employees , she's always like :" I raised five kids iam a hero" true but that made her talk in a sort of angry way,she thinks she have the right to be upset because she had a hard life plus she seems so confident about it .....idk maybe So after all. we can relate, Emmy have some common point with fiona .

I wish America Ferrera talked more in this!!! Love her!!! But I understand that the conversation about minority people and Emmy's response to it might have thrown her off, because I might have got up and walked away, so that show's dedication

Damn, I figured Emmy would have grown out of that obnoxious theater kid persona but I guess not.

"Tears of a clown, guys 😒" I laughed way too hard 😂😂😂

Minnie Driver's facial expression at 9:51 says it all. lol.

@danjones5685

2 жыл бұрын

💀💀

Congratulations, me. It only took me 6 minutes and 23 seconds to remember that Emmy and Minnie were together in Phantom of the Opera.

@NikkiChristi

6 жыл бұрын

Vasti Flores THANK YOU. I was a little bit lost on that.

@roxannalisbeth8778

3 жыл бұрын

Omg!! I totally forgot about that😨😨

Minnie calling America a poet 😭. That was so beautiful. Emmy girl... Sigh.

KATHRYN SAID “I kinda want a witch.” She manifested it guys.

@rustyshackleford1040

2 жыл бұрын

Best part

People really need to get on the damn page. You "raising your hand" and saying you want to do this is not fixing inequality. And THEN indirectly blaming woman for the lack of woman directors... just no.

"Would have been more fun if we were drinking" Oh Pamela. What an awesome way to end it too, with like the whole table loving on one another. Great roundtable!

Emmy's worldview is so...typical.

@FungusMossGnosis

6 жыл бұрын

It isn't at all. She just came off a little daffy here. Your willingness to quickly judge a person you know nothing about is what's sadly "typical" of people today.

@antoniobrooks474

4 жыл бұрын

FungusMossGnosis Emmy displayed typical... “well I’m white and I’ve never experienced that so it’s not real”. She constantly interrupted and talked over America and it was clear Minnie and Kathryn were getting annoyed by it as well as Issa. Emmy literally took the focus from the real inequalities women of color face in the industry and turned into an fake deep rant about herself somehow.

Issa's face during this is hilarious! SOS pls! lol

Issa represents a strong woman with a powerful point of view that is refreshing and not overbearing! Go INGLEWOOD

@purplelove3666

3 жыл бұрын

Can you stop refering black woman as strong.?

Lmao Minnie the shade of it all. You can tell everyone is enamoured with Issa. I love it

Issa so beautiful 😍

Issa is just gah lee. um.. Everything about this woman is just amazing. I love these type of talks where you get to listen to actresses and actors speaking on their experiences. Being open to understanding where they themselves stand and what types of changes should happen in the hollywood world.

One of the cool things about this series is that I always find shows that I never knew about before that are already established and great.