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This how you play it
The Combat Jack Show Thread
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This how you play it
- Nov 20, 2007
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Pack that ***** Perry up
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He has a son and doesn't attempt to make **** for black men, because he knows we won't fall for that ********
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Tyler Perry movies really are terrible for real tho. Wifey was talking about just how poor and super unrealistic the writing is. He’s become a worse version of himself as writer. Some plays don’t translate to film/movies.
I tried to watch that Netflix (beauty in black) show with her, and that ***** was beyond corny and just outrageous. It was like a worse version of P-valley. Had to cut it off immediately. They had T-Rell homegirl from bacc on fig , playing a major role .
And it’s clear there is some homoeroticism going on with him. Beyond just making things for women to be attracted to. He REALLY be pushing a line. Idc what he be saying, that dude def ayo lol
That Boondocks **** was 100%
I tried to watch that Netflix (beauty in black) show with her, and that ***** was beyond corny and just outrageous. It was like a worse version of P-valley. Had to cut it off immediately
. They had T-Rell homegirl from bacc on fig , playing a major role .And it’s clear there is some homoeroticism going on with him. Beyond just making things for women to be attracted to. He REALLY be pushing a line. Idc what he be saying, that dude def ayo lol
That Boondocks **** was 100%
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He definitely AYOOOOO technology but that’s neither here, nor there.
Black people as a whole have gotten too caught up in this whole trauma/depression/broken home syndrome.
Black people and the discovery of “mental health” and “therapy” is the same as like when folks discovered Benihana’s and hibachi.
Social media is a cesspool of black people peddling drama and trauma, so to speak.
Tyler is just catering to that “hurt” crowd within the black stratosphere and it’s HUGEEEEE
Every wants a peace of the mental illness/“do bad all by myself” crowd of people
Folks wants to be depressed nowadays or, better yet, want the world to know that they’re suffering from undiagnosed trauma.
Black people as a whole have gotten too caught up in this whole trauma/depression/broken home syndrome.
Black people and the discovery of “mental health” and “therapy” is the same as like when folks discovered Benihana’s and hibachi.
Social media is a cesspool of black people peddling drama and trauma, so to speak.
Tyler is just catering to that “hurt” crowd within the black stratosphere and it’s HUGEEEEE
Every wants a peace of the mental illness/“do bad all by myself” crowd of people
Folks wants to be depressed nowadays or, better yet, want the world to know that they’re suffering from undiagnosed trauma.
- Mar 14, 2010
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Tyler Perry movies really are terrible for real tho. Wifey was talking about just how poor and super unrealistic the writing is. He’s become a worse version of himself as writer. Some plays don’t translate to film/movies.
I tried to watch that Netflix (beauty in black) show with her, and that ***** was beyond corny and just outrageous. It was like a worse version of P-valley. Had to cut it off immediately
And it’s clear there is some homoeroticism going on with him. Beyond just making things for women to be attracted to. He REALLY be pushing a line. Idc what he be saying, that dude def ayo lol
That Boondocks **** was 100%
That boy from NEW ORLEANS, them boys have a different type of “flame” burning for real sometimes
There’s a reason he’s in Atlanta
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Tyler Perry and Oprah been going from the same playbook. Play to black women's emotions and trauma. It's a easy play to make money unfortunately.
Spike Lee called it YEARS AGO. Title is a lie though.
Spike Lee called it YEARS AGO. Title is a lie though.
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He definitely AYOOOOO technology but that’s neither here, nor there.
Black people as a whole have gotten too caught up in this whole trauma/depression/broken home syndrome.
Black people and the discovery of “mental health” and “therapy” is the same as like when folks discovered Benihana’s and hibachi.
Social media is a cesspool of black people peddling drama and trauma, so to speak.
Tyler is just catering to that “hurt” crowd within the black stratosphere and it’s HUGEEEEE
Every wants a peace of the mental illness/“do bad all by myself” crowd of people
Folks wants to be depressed nowadays or, better yet, want the world to know that they’re suffering from undiagnosed trauma.
What’s wild is how lazy and cheap he’s gotten. He’s churning out Chris Stokes level, Tubi original movies….at this stage in his career where he as the means of production, a studio etc….to tell better, newer stories.
A lot of the criticism about his was always correct. In the same vein, he def created his own lane and opportunities for a lot of black ppl.
frshstunna
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Low quality foolishness is what sells right now…Tubi movies and random internet “reality” shows went from just a joke to stuff that ppl legit watch and follow these days…TP was already making close to that kinda content bit now it’s poppin so he def gonna be all in with it
Only time you’ll see him serious is if a good number of white folks involved
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Yeah he's built himself up and his empire to the point where he can do better, just refuses to.
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Fast fashion… fast music… low attention spans, etc.
I read somewhere, that a lot of folks want Tyler to use outside writers but he refuses to.
It reminds me of Birdman not wanting to use samples in the early cash money days
I say all this to say that I’m a FAN of Tyler Perry. I respect what he’s done.
It’d be awesome if he, and spike could make amends and collab.
A Coogler, TP and Spike collaboration would be cool
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The reason he won't is cuz his fans will still consume his crap no matter the quality.
If he can do the bare minimum and still yield high returns why would he ever spend more.
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Mean what you say and say what you mean
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My aunt was in a Tyler perry show some years back and I told her how I view his work and that I wasn’t excited as she was about her being in it. It’s trash
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LOL, chillAuntie gotta be fine because at least he keep the fine tenders in his films
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Son seems bipolar or he's desperate for attention and his name to be mentioned in 2025.
One second the negativity in music
Next, trying to beef with Joe again for bringing his name up
Then shortly after, bringing up the P situation from 20 years ago and putting spice on it and lying about that
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He must not realize dudes ain’t fighting anymore. Openly threatening dudes? If they up the tool on em’, he gone be looking crazy
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I'm not the biggest Wayne fan but they was trippin saying Wayne was never good at hooks. That was his strength.
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@ Her convincing herself this was the backstory. If she is implying MARC had anything to do with that, that's wild.
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I hate the internet
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Those aren't his songs
The producer or artist probably already gave him the hook to sing
