Barbershop (6/11) Movie CLIP - Rosa Parks, Rodney King and Jesse Jackson (2002) HD

[@chadwickchapman4100]

"He was on the bus back in the day AND he on the bus now"😂😂😂

[@riqotarentino]

🤣🤣😭

[@DajaahAdams]

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[@Derekivery]

I love the pause and slight head tilt before "Man F*** Jesse Jackson!"

[@joeanthony419]

😂😂😂😂

[@zay3781]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@arpc0027]

Jesse Jackson and Al Sharpton are POS.

[@Du808-o8k]

Like this man going too hell./.

[@ryandiggs750]

😅

[@dreray4077]

" He was on the bus back in the day, And he on the bus now!" LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL!!!!!!!!!

[@crispinfrancis1]

+Dre Ray lol i still don't know what means

[@nyasiadurden]

+crispinfrancis1 He Saying That Eddie Was Riding The Bus With Rosa Parks Back In The Day & He Still Riding The City Bus Now (Basically Saying He Still Poor) Lmfaooo ..

[@crispinfrancis1]

nyasiadurden HAHAHA! Word? I would've never picked that up. He's basically dissing LOL

[@manoogianation]

that's what I thought it meant, beautifully cliche.

[@BTrapr40]

Dre Ray Eddie ain’t no how to feel about that 😂😂😂

[@LSUjunkie09]

The timing on the Jesse Jackson line is perfection

[@russellpaloor8225]

Agreed, and 90% of comedy IMO Is exactly that. Timing!

[@HOOPTREEFAMILY]

(2 second pause) “Man fk Jessie Jackson”😂😂😂😂😂

[@brandonhamilton424]

And the way he look at checker Fred when he mention Jesse Jackson was priceless 😂😂😂

[@inexpertxennial6067]

2:07

[@zay3781]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@theepunkrockprincess]

Ain't no hateration or no holleration.... Lmao

[@MaadAzzGang]

+TERRI PARKER in this dancery..its a reference to the Mary J Blige song that was somewhat big back in 2001.

[@jljf2f]

+TERRI PARKER I think I read that in improv'd that part lol

[@theepunkrockprincess]

MaadAzzGang I know it was just my favorite part of the scene lol

[@MaadAzzGang]

TERRI PARKER lol aight cool ;)

[@DZSCORNER]

+MaadAzzGang Family Affair love that song

[@cgsoldier4196]

That wind-up on the Jesse Jackson line though 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@batman4y2k]

Jesse Jackson is a race baiter, Im glad black folks got it.

[@RaisedLetter]

The "man I love this place" that followed 😂😂😂😂😂

[@American-Zero]

@@RaisedLetter Jesse, Randy, Tito, Freddie, Action, I'll take them all on!

[@Shabazz23]

Epic

[@GQBlue3]

This is so hilarious because my dad is getting older now and starting to say stuff like this ... He is at that "I don't give a fuck" age ... LMAO

[@supastar25]

hahaha good times...pay attention he's gonna spit some serious wisdom from now on lol

[@miklovelka6526]

Love old black folk...so unapologetically brutally honest

[@devinrahney9143]

Ain't no hateration or no holleration .......in this dancery 😂😂

[@Jmeez69]

Such a funny and well delivered line.... shout out to Mary J lol

[@kbanghart]

I'd be willing to bet that's one of the lines he ad libbed, based on reactions, awesome!

[@devinrahney9143]

@@kbanghart That was genius how he did that and added that in 😂😂

[@MrPonolicious]

Plen122 most likely it was improvised. You can see the two break character in the back when he said it. I will always love this movie

[@demetrrius3000]

@@MrPonolicious and everyone in the background laughed too lol

[@DJsaxby16]

Idk why, but my favorite part of this scene is the mailman saying "Man I love this place."

[@deathrager2404]

its because its another moment where calvin realizes that this shop is worth way more than a lousy 20 thousand dollars. another moment is where he comes back and sees everyone chillin while he is watching from outside through the window. calvin got lucky in the end though

[@jinglebells1238]

Yea me too. The mailman was my music teacher at Kenwood academy when I was a freshman in 2001.

[@mohamedashian604]

I mean can ya blame him?

[@jeremyarmstrong6081]

My favorite part is when he said f*** Jesse Jackson

[@mhvisionzz9690]

@@jinglebells1238 damn tht was long ago

[@dannythomas417]

Cedric is hilarious. He should’ve won an award for this movie.

[@geekeduptvv]

They didn't give Angela nothing for what's love got to do with it so yeah ced wasn't getting nothing

[@Aidan-kj7cs]

@@geekeduptvv what mpvie

[@terrellrobertson2258]

Amazing

[@brandonwilliams5526]

Facts

[@deeballa3]

Agreed..."randie Tito action" lol...

[@redwood9992]

"OJ DID IT!" *in the background* OJ DID IT? hahaha that part was straight comedy, this the cedric the entertainer i remember forsure!

[@demetrrius3000]

😂😂😂

[@Vans3151]

2:05 Stare at the guy for bit, "man fuck Jesse Jackson!" lol

[@Inkywall351]

Vans3151 love that part lol 😂

[@josephhernandez1885]

Vans3151 best part in this scene lol

[@dajaahadams5284]

lllllll sssss

[@NellieSueSue]

right I am died! 😂😂😂

[@StuUngar]

Jesse! Freddie! Randy! Tito! Action! He’ll take em all down!!!

[@johnnycee9325]

"This ain't no hateration or no holleration! In this dancery okay?!" 🤣🤣😂😂😭😭🔥🔥

[@gabrielrooks9222]

"Jesse, Randy, Tito, Action..." Every barbershop has a Eddie.

[@StuUngar]

You forgot Freddy

[@gabrielrooks9222]

@@StuUngar You right. My fault.

[@yungdeniromusic7246]

Every barbershop has a checker Fred 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@MyHoodBKLYN]

''hold on now Sienfield ''

[@MaicoMoon]

Learn how to spell Seinfeld, you dumbass.

[@Brandoneskie]

Comedic gold 🤣🤣🤣

[@deezyfbabay6107]

Moon Mad for no reason Jesus

[@Asarekojo]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@stevenromero652]

Y did he said seinfield?

[@reesechamberlain0679]

When a Checker Fred Snapped 😂😂😂

[@keekmanharmon1533]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@ZeroTimeTraining]

😂😂😂

[@sereneamani1713]

Reese Chamberlain067 That part is so funny and he is SERIOUS. "Keep on walkin', you walkin' by yoself this time, I ain't with ya"😀 😁 😂 🤣 😃 😄 😅 😆🤯

[@cro3020]

😂😂😂😂

[@guru_basketball_kiero]

OJ DID IT

[@lilkeexoxo89]

Kmsl !

[@mayflower7811]

He was right about OJ

[@mayflower7811]

***** No it wasn't OJ did it we all know it now

[@mayflower7811]

***** I don't have to they talked about that theory on Dr. Oz and it didn't add up

[@mayflower7811]

***** Fine let's just agree to disagree

[@China261995]

"Oj did it, Oj did it!!"

[@guru_basketball_kiero]

Best part

[@brentkdaniels]

“This ain’t nothing but healthy conversation.” And then the F bomb on Jesse Jackson.

[@yusefshakur669]

I know Martin Luther king Jr is turning over his grave

[@ryantres85]

"He was on the bus back in the day, and he on the bus now" 😆

[@hiawathaclemons]

Biggest sneak diss that no one caught

[@tiffanyreene7955]

The awkward silence after that 😂😂😂👏🏾👏🏾

[@DajaahAdams]

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[@thetruereality2]

Lol he was the guy who stole that ATM 😂 and is chilling at the barbershop 😅

[@Redalert70]

He was right about Rosa Parks, not many people know about Claudette Colvin!

[@faggemini7957]

Redalert70 I'm gonna be honest. I didn't know about Claudette Colvin until I searched her on Wikipedia and what I read was true. She really was the first black person to not give up her seat to a white person. Now I'm not saying that Rosa wasn't special, but Claudette should've at least gotten some recognition for what she did

[@byronnewby8340]

Preach

[@2phoneshawty648]

This was on my English placement test. Rosa parks position in the NAACP is the only reason why publicity rose in which enacted the Montgomery Bus boycott. No talks about Colvin or Louise Smith. Not saying what she did wasn’t good, but everyone should be credited for contributing to a noble cause.

[@CJ-nr4jn]

2PhoneShawty It was Mrs. Park’s association with the NAACP, her complexion and her age. Claudette was just a teenager at the time...leaders felt it’d make more of an impact using Rosa Parks and they felt that white people would not react so harshly toward her as opposed to a younger, dark-skinned pregnant teen...didn’t think she was reliable to really spark change although she eventually testified in the trial. But in school they just tell you that Rosa Parks did it

[@paulacross3086]

Vernon Jones was the 1st Black advocate before Martin Luther king Jr. Google the Vernon Jones story on Y tube

[@malikjones3293]

This real barbershop talk

[@DajaahAdams]

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[@anitabranch11]

He Said "Hold On Now Sienfeld" 😂😂😂

[@jw870206]

2:07 Savage before it was even called savage. Saw this in the theater, and the place about collapsed from the collective, "OHHHHHHHHHH!!!"

[@Bruetay]

Cedric didn't just deliver this line: He practically threw it at the poor guy :)

[@jalencs2036]

No cap

[@docdrustudios]

Facts. Saw it in theaters too, place went nuts

[@HavootuKali]

Lmaoooo.. this is one of my fav scenes lol.. but eddie is right .....many other black people did the same thing she did before her and got thrown in jail like she did.... only diff is she had influence... she new people to help grt the movement moving... now that doesnt take away from her legacy... she will always be great for what she did.... but many others did before her as well they deserve recognition too....

[@1Jmeza209]

JonVieSays ty glad someone saw it like that ...

[@dijioniafrica1215]

JonVieSays right he not lieing tho

[@dijioniafrica1215]

JonVieSays black people.do need to stop lying because it's alot of lies being told sometimes by certain people but white people lie too

[@kodastivenson2526]

JonVieSays Some historians believe that Rosa Parks was instructed by the NCAACP to do so, so in a way she does deserve credit because she knew what she was doing just like the light skinned African American that tried to challenge Plessy vs Ferguson by sitting in a white section and hoping no one would notice his African features

[@MakebyJen]

JonVieSays exactly there was a teenager who did it first but the naacp did want to give her any recognition because she was also pregnant. Alot of people speculate because the young woman was dark skin also played a role. Colorism.

[@rod17gcu]

"A look Ima back you up on that because he was on the bus back then and he on the bus now" Lmao!!!'😭😭😂😭😭😭😭

[@drunarabarber5734]

That's actually true about the Rosa thing, she wasn't the first

[@VisualHighlights.]

"now hold on Seinfeld" 0:13 I was in tears LMFAOOOOO

[@oghoghookundaye3154]

"He was on the bus back in the day and he on the bus now" boy if you don't sit your😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@fresh2cool957]

That part always got me laughing lmaoo Cedric was all confused 🤣😭😭

[@joscar062]

01:21 😂😂😂😂😂

[@twix8989]

"OJ DID IT ?!! AWWW MAN !!!!" 😂😂

[@livelylexis9347]

1:27 The way Cedric turns to look at Sean😂😂😂

[@ATP2555ify]

Something tells me that wasn't in the script

[@jayleneatmon26]

😂😂😂💀💀

[@joscar062]

​@@ATP2555ify They don't call him no entertainer for no reason

[@sniper8459]

@ ATP2555ify I kept repeating this whole scene and that way he turned, was 100% his thing. I also thought that’s not scripted. Legendary movie and scene imo.

[@jaimealbiter1973]

The oj line was priceless

[@youtubeuser6443]

lmao look how he turned around at 1:25 when Jimmy was talking

[@NickX1400]

😂😂😂

[@kns5700]

Too funny!

[@ATP2555ify]

He ain't know where he was

[@JessicaHaynie]

😭😭😭

[@jw870206]

I can speak from experience on that. I was in a packed theater with some buddies of mine, and we were probably the only white folks in that whole room. When he said, "Man, fuck Jesse Jackson," The whole room erupted with laughter, and I was laughing at that shit, too. It was probably one of the best theater going experiences I ever had.

[@xavierrichardson461]

God bless you and your family 🙏🏾

[@flaming_21savage52]

@@porshawalker5298 too bad no one cares

[@drewrugger]

Same, I went with a group of my friends, and the whole theater went nuts at that line. Great experience.

[@demetrrius3000]

0:49 lol “in this dancery” they all laughed at that improved line, they weren’t expecting that 😂😂😂

[@washello6573]

Well spotted!

[@IKnowImGayWhenISayThisBut]

I never noticed that. Good eye

[@JAYYTV_Vids]

How I didn’t catch that before “This ain’t no hateration or holleration in this dancery” -MJB “Family Affair”😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@mamamia5905]

“Man I love this place” same man, same. This is exactly how you’re supposed to feel when you go to your barbershop.

[@justycegordon4288]

Rosa was a secretary at the NAACCP..every time 😂😂😂

[@curiouslymavismade]

RIP Rosa Parks, your courage continues to inspire me to this day.

[@Nocturnal11Guy]

She wasn't the first. Her act was staged.

[@gracegreen1859]

@@Nocturnal11Guyshe did go to jail for being Black.

[@joscar062]

​@@gracegreen1859so what? There were multiple people who did that and nobody gave a damn

[@gbenay]

​@Nocturnal11Guy 15 year old Claudette Colvin refused to give up her seat on a bus in Montgomery, Alabama, before Rosa Parks did. The NAACP was going to go with Claudette Calvin until she got pregnant out of wedlock. The whole Rosa Parks bus thing was staged, like you said.

[@gbenay]

​@gracegreen1859 15 year old Claudette Colvin was the first who refuse to give up her seat on a bus in Montgomery, Alabama, before Rosa Parks did. She also went to jail for not giving up her seat. The NAACP was going to go with Claudette Calvin until she got pregnant out of wedlock. The whole Rosa Parks bus thing was planned.

[@chipskylark172]

“Nobody exempt in the barbershop you know that” truer words have never been spoken lol I’ve heard it all in the barbershop through the years 😂😂

[@Darrian2021]

Lol he was on the bus back in the day and he's on the bus now lol

[@michaelbonhomme3219]

“Jesse! Tito! Randy! Action! I’ll take’em all!!!”🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Whoeverheardof]

“Jesse, Randy, Tito, Freddy, Action-I take on all the Jacksons.” 💀

[@SirMoeThe2nd]

"Now I probably wouldn't say this in front of white folks, but in front of yall I speak my mind." Isaac probably felt so included for a sec, then he gets called Seinfeld, haha.

[@C-Lyfe85]

Because he's jewish, not Anglo-Saxon white.

[@SirMoeThe2nd]

@@C-Lyfe85 Yeah you're splitting hairs with that argument for the sake of arguing.

[@daveluttinen2547]

When Spike Lee strongly objected to this scene, I had to see for myself what all the fuss was about. The result was that I fell in love with the film, discovering in the process some very talented actors that crafted their art perfectly.

[@fredleinweber2819]

No surprise, cuz Spike Lee is an establishment bootlicker and race hustler not much different than Jesse Jackson or Al Sharpton. He doesn't deliberately race hustle like those two worms but he pushes the narrative.

[@daveluttinen2547]

@uni : Taken out of context, it would be upsetting to people who revere these important personages of our history. But IN context, it shows that there is a certain amount of naivete and a certain amount of pragmatism to what he says. Now, what they show is that in the barbershop, it is a safe place to be irreverent, ignorant, revolting, but one should be allowed to be honest and without fear of being judged. We know Eddie's take is a wow moment and I can see where Mr. Lee objected. But overall I can appreciate the unique fabric of friends and their ability to arouse reaction. I had a World Contemporary Problems teacher who would come into class and say something outrageous, and the argument for classmates would begin. It wasn't that he believed what he said (and in those days it could be politically incorrect), but he used it to instill the ability to think and communicate. It was effective. All that said, Mr. Lee is a wonderful director and a person whose intellect has made the world a better place. (Speilberg hated Life is Beautiful. That is another story.)

[@johnwesley5119]

@@daveluttinen2547 Eddie’s statement, itself, is void of context. Rosa Parks just sat down? If you’re mindful of the environment she was in, you’d know she risked her livelihood, and her life.

[@daveluttinen2547]

​@@johnwesley5119 I completely understand the risks she was taking doing what she did and I am not saying Eddie was right. But as he said, it was a barbershop and people can spout whatever they want because it should be a safe place, even if it is ignorant or devoid of context. I was terribly ostracized for having a black friend in junior high school - I didn't see him being any different but the community I was in apparently did. That combined with meanness and hormones of that age group.

[@warriorsorb1111]

Plus, Jesse Jackson threw a fit and wanted this scene removed too but thankfully they didn't remove it. For one, this scene is funny as hell and two, Eddie made some valid points.

[@nickrobles6716]

2:06 that little side lean always kills me 😂🤣

[@theunbotheredson]

"eh I'm a back you up on that one cause he was on the bus back in the day and he still on the bus now." silence...

[@westsideAUKILANI]

Phantom 1 hahaha

[@JrichSwag21]

Phantom 1 He was backing him but at the same time dissing him lol

[@reezydrips_drips6823]

It’s crazy how as soon as I seen your comment they were saying it in the movie

[@brandongenao4689]

ReezyDrips _Drips sameee

[@ATP2555ify]

😂😂😂

[@jasonjenkins131293]

I just love how real this scene feels I feel like Cedric is talking directly to the audience

[@jamesjefferson3809]

“OJ did it” you damn right😂😂😂😂

[@psytrancedj]

OJ DID IT?! Aww, man!

[@ervinvictor1869]

Lmao😂😂 " man f.. jesse jackson"

[@LeesoPskiii]

This gotta be the funniest Scene in the whole barbershop series. The delivery is A1 😂

[@terrellrobertson2258]

1995

[@rickk9437]

I'm sure a lot of Cedric's lines were ad-libbed, cause he's a real comedian and that's what a comedian would say.

[@coolmoe3289]

"I'm ah back you up on that" "Cause he was on the bus back in tha day" "An he on the Bus Now" LMAO 🤣🤣😂👍🏿👍🏿

[@jayjay2676]

Ain no hateration or no holleration in this dancery. 🤣🤣🤣🤣😂

[@cutterhale7530]

Favorite part in the first one Eddie has always been my favorite character in the franchise

[@rosaleeevangelista1688]

Eddie drank that apple juice. We seen him eating throughout the movie but he never had anything to wash down all that fried chicken. He drank the apple juice

[@lxbronx6]

He did. If you get the DVD and look for the scenes it shows him going to the fridge and drinking it

[@REVOFEV792]

This scene got so much attention in the news back in the day. 😂

[@donspruill]

"Is this the barbershop? Is this the barbershop?...Ain't nobody exempt is this barbershop."

[@ineshadixon1377]

Rosa Parks wasn't the first person to sit down on the bus.

[@brandonpotts54]

Keith David's performance is underrated. He is one of the best actors of our generation and deserves his flowers.

[@chinevman1582]

Ditto!!

[@ChilesRussellTaylor]

Cedric The Entertainer Looks Just Like Frederick Douglass!

[@brotherLee340]

Let's be real. Everything he said was true🤣

[@Kingdizzleltdinc615]

The Truth FrFr

[@thhheohenderson4509]

Only to the ignorant.

[@pradabears]

@@thhheohenderson4509 Ok. So Did OJ not do it?

[@Nocturnal11Guy]

@@pradabears he didn't do it. However, some way OJ was involved.

[@justinemccalister1793]

@@Nocturnal11Guy nah lmaoo oj did it

[@mariogalesakariog3875]

OJ DID IT 😂😂😂

[@johnnyodom6915]

N double A CC P!!! Lol

[@shannylove2619]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@sereneamani1713]

@broomsterm only in your mind. I really doubt these movie producers had that in mind.

[@Leon-zu1wp]

@@sereneamani1713 Nah, pretty sure it was a nod to the fact that W.E.B DuBois was a Socialist.

[@sangredelic]

@@sereneamani1713 this movie is full of symbolism if you know your history.

[@JizaihBooker]

I don’t know how anyone was able to stay in character during this scene, I probably would’ve been dying of laughter 🤣🤣

[@R-1988]

"he was on the bus back in the day and he on the bus now!" .......... 🤣

[@lacyegupton3695]

Y’all I swear I love being black

[@sshawnbr3]

Facts!

[@edwellmusonda6819]

Now hold on hold on now Seinfeld 😂😂😂

[@lincolnvalavala9051]

0:49 that reference from Mary J Blige’s family affair song 😂😂😂

[@Noorullah1]

I had a teacher during high school on his last year of teaching. He was a very funny man and definitly didnt care about the rules.

[@gregoryagogo]

Healthy conversation should happen anywhere by everyone.

[@Timureithi]

'He was on the bus back in the day and he on the bus now' lmao

[@keekmanharmon1533]

Quinton 😂😂😂😂

[@RaisedLetter]

The "man I love this place" is the icing on the cake for this whole scene

[@miladrexel8057]

I agree with Eddy, Martin and a few other people in the NAACP came to Rosa with a proposition. They told her she would potentially be compensated for being thrown in jail. So although it did play a major role in black history, I genuinely believe that she wouldn’t have done it if she wasn’t expecting some form of compensation

[@jasonjenkins131293]

He was on the bus back in the day and he on the bus now lmaooo

[@SamuelBrown92]

Lmaoo they all laughed out of character for "ain't no hateration or no holleration in this dancery"

[@ninetiesbaby9436]

1:56 - YOOOOO, The Way All This Went OFF BRU 😱👻💯

[@tashawilliams8093]

Twenty years ago you could speak your mind, but now you can't say anything without a misunderstanding happening and people putting it on social media.

[@KelceHurtsSwift]

Exactly it gone get worser prepared for the worst but still pray for the best to come

[@krayzeejojo]

It's funny how he goes through a few Jacksons at random, then the camera cuts to the only Jackson in the room who also ignores the challenge lol.

[@ATP2555ify]

O'Shea

[@razakmanify]

"Go to the Craaaack house & call her!" lol

[@jw870206]

2:06 Best line in the whole movie.

[@bonomark6299]

Man...this clip throw me back years ago when the movie came out i was just a teenager 🥲❤️

[@ghariiscool]

That Rosa Parks line caused controversy when this movie came out

[@SupportGamin2024]

Cause Truth hurts

[@MonstarCave]

"This aint no hateration, or hollaration in this dancery" lmfaoooo

[@kevine-anaba4348]

"naaccp" lmao 😆😆

[@SapphireDreamssss]

"N-double-A-CC-P" Lol

[@cyntiaangelie8157]

Ha, ha ... That's so not funny. Educate yourself

[@argentorangeok6224]

This movie is smarter and more sophisticated than most are willing to give it credit for.

[@kns5700]

"It ain't no hateration or no holleration in this dancery." Ok Mary J! Lol

[@lanabravo298]

This is so iconic 😂😂💀

[@arjunsharma8162]

“ he was on the bus back in the day and he on the bus now!”

[@Wtfe2024]

🤣🤣🤣

[@joejoerunya8908]

I remember Cedric got so much backlash for that Rosa Parks line

[@gbenay]

15 year old Claudette Colvin was the first who refuse to give up her seat on a bus in Montgomery, Alabama, before Rosa Parks did. She also went to jail for not giving up her seat. The NAACP was going to go with Claudette Calvin until she got pregnant out of wedlock. The whole Rosa Parks bus thing was planned.

[@joejoerunya8908]

@@gbenay so what if it was planned? It had the desired impact

[@yvesvenezolana]

I was laughing when I saw Rev Jesse Jackson's photo hangin on their wall smilin. HAHAHAHAHAH

[@jameskemper8609]

" Ain't no hateration or holleration in this dancery " 😂😂😂

[@heff434]

I remember this scene causing a lot of controversy when the movie first came out

[@youtubemember1115]

0:58 "Lyin' Bout What?!"

[@iamghost_365]

LMAO the longest pause ever "man f*** Jessie Jackson"

[@TerrenceDaGamer]

Also forgot to mention Robert Freeman was sitting next to Rosa Parks on that fateful day. Look it up

[@brandonbates9259]

lol

[@sebastianmartellisr.3587]

If there was a barbershop just like this here in North Texas... I'd go there every damn day 👍

[@chrisgreen2043]

I love this movie and this was the best part cause its true.

[@jeremiahdavis868]

Lols truuuu 😄😄😄😂😂😂😂💯💯💯😕😕

[@rouskeycarpel8652]

chris green Not the part about Rodney King or Rosa.You can't beat someone up for driving drunk.

[@simplyjuannie5128]

@@rouskeycarpel8652 He was grown in a Hondai though. 😂😂😂

[@vanessaives5546]

Damn you can't even talk this way now a days without someone pulling out their phone, posting ones conversation on social media and causing an uproar because complete strangers were hurt by the comments!