Best of Real Conversations on 'The Real World: New Orleans' | MTV

From sexuality to religion, the roommates on The Real World: New Orleans didn’t back down from engaging one another in real conversations. For more, don’t miss The Real World Homecoming: New Orleans, streaming April 20 exclusively on Paramount+.
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[@marwingillett1452]

“Secrets are like, ‘I have one nut,’ or something.” Lmfaooo. I love Melissa.

[@RapFanatic4ever]

I loved that 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@piperentp7]

Melissa and David are so calm and nice when explaining to Julie what's hurtful to them. Nobody is calm like that in 2023.

[@RapFanatic4ever]

Cause everyone is offended today

[@April235E]

I can’t even imagine having to live with Julie for 6 months.

[@Mf_booma]

She’s annoying

[@meganlee7445]

Matt worded what it's like to have a healthy relationship with your beliefs as a devote Catholic in the most respectful, honest way. I commend him for that

[@RandomBlackGamer]

Til this day Julie's eyes scream the word "psycho".

[@ib0093]

Julie crying about how it’s not fair information was withheld from her about prejudice and then turns around and is bigoted to Danny and Melissa post show. She was pretty awful and manipulative.

[@brianafleming4493]

Yessss!

[@nehsangbong7259]

Yass Melissa 👏🏽 tell them!

[@travishunterbrown]

19:58 Those boys make me so sick. I grew up and went to school, church, Bible camp etc. with boys like that when I was younger. I couldn't possibly imagine encountering that level of blind ignorance now. I would crush it with my words so fast!

[@nehsangbong7259]

A lot of folks don't realize how iconic Danny is 🙌🏽. 🌈

[@travishunterbrown]

Amen.

[@alejandromolinac]

Everything is iconic to you people

[@nehsangbong7259]

@@alejandromolinac Oh look. A triggered bigot has something bigoted to say. Go cry about it. And call a "wahmbulance" while you're at it.

[@czar24productions94]

@@alejandromolinac yasss queen!

[@nehsangbong7259]

And Paul was really gorgeous when they showed his face.

[@ndo533]

I never saw his face 😭😭

[@nehsangbong7259]

@@ndo533 mtv did a special after the season about the Don't Ask Don't Tell policy where his face was revealed.

[@nehsangbong7259]

@@ndo533 he kinda looks like Chris Cornell a lil bit. Sorta. He was really gorgeous.

[@Warrentertainment]

A lot of teachable moments with Julie. I wonder how she's doing today.

[@ndo533]

None of the cast likes her apparently

[@April235E]

Apparently there was a lot of confrontational drama when they came back for the homecoming. Melissa and Danny are still hurt by what she did to them, and Julie is basically, here’s my excuse, it wasn’t a big deal anyways, get over it. If you watch the video about their favorite memories or something like that, Julie’s favorite is when she played a mean prank on Matt that messed up a thing he was trying to initiate with a girl he liked. Her favorite memory is of when she was mean. And she still says it was hilarious. Danny said she’s not a safe person. I see that 100%.

[@ndo533]

@@April235E its really sad to see how much she hasn't grown at all. No emotional intelligence whatsoever.

[@jazzurrah]

She's awful

[@Warrentertainment]

Damn 😔

[@osagiee.guobadia-secondytc4624]

Real conversation is really serious when it comes to watching "The Real World" on MTV. : 0

[@greygardens89]

Best season of all-time!! Danny 4ever!!

[@PhilSoReal1]

I miss when reality tv was real 9:11

[@christophermontesa4919]

12:45 truth!

[@rmaree10]

I remember growing up having a huge crush on Melissa 😂😂

[@melissadiamond8029]

I was too young to join the real world and was too old to join the bad girls club lol. Black men having their "Preference" now & of course being Biracial and or "Not Black Enough" is still relevant

[@seven92023]

Everyone has their preferences. But women get mad when they don't fit in someone's preferences and shame men for theirs. But have no problem disqualifying men based on their own preferences.

[@saramarshall2957]

What Matt says doesn't even make sense because you can have love in a heterosexual relationship with literally an inability to have children. So if sexuality is only to produce children then you might as well tell married couples who can't that they can't have sex. Sex is about pleasure and connection. Sexuality is about what brings you the most joy. Whoever decided to make sex a sin must have not been having any. Matt needs to really use some critical thinking and realize life is about trying to be happy and figuring out the what things are meant to distract you from that, even the bible

[@joshuabranick7871]

Like everyone hates Julie, and don't get me wrong she is ignorant, but she has owned it and is genuine In asking questions to grow. I wish more Karen's tried like Julie.

[@dirtyface-capone7622]

I agree.It seems like Julie has become a villain, but I just think she was truly & genuinely ignorant.Not in a negative way, but in an innocent way.I'm speaking specifically about the year 2000 Julie.I thought she was naive & sweet.

[@vh9network]

Watching the Homecoming series has opened my eyes on how some white women grow up to be Karens or develop a level of Karensity that is scary. I thought Becky on the New York was pretty lame for leaving the loft than listen to the viewpoint of others but Julie in the New Orleans show makes that look like nothing by comparison. She's burned bridges with Melissa, Danny, and now Tokyo (David).

[@HovaNirvana]

LOL @ “Karensity”. But yeah, I really didn’t like Becky leaving the loft and she also had the nerve to block me on IG when I RESPECTFULLY expressed my displeasure and asked her about the status of her and Norman’s friendship. And I actually fucked with Becky on the OG season - she was clueless about a lot of things concerning race but I saw potential for her to grow and be better.

[@RapFanatic4ever]

When you could have Real conversation and nobody got offended .

[@toneriggz]

Wow. I forgot how annoying Julie was.

[@anacristalmuniz1644]

I have many gay friends I am so proud of them and they are very young and very happy with them selfs.

[@elonr1018]

Can someone explain 19:38?

[@scouser2010ify]

She really made herself a victim 😂

[@darnelleechols6715]

Danny so damn fine

[@phinegyrl]

Not Julie using colored like she’s talking about pencils. I can’t…😒

[@hsqacshop7362]

'People of color' is ok though? That's lunacy, and just another divisive tactic to separate good people of any color or background

[@phinegyrl]

@@hsqacshop7362 don’t put words in my mouth. I never even mentioned the term “people of color”. Stay on topic, as a BLACK woman it is offensive for a white person to refer to me as colored. Period. Can you understand that?

[@Mitch40831]

I've never noticed how small Davids for arms are. It's like reverse Popeye

[@vh9network]

you starring too hard bruh, his forearms look normal for his build.

[@hsqacshop7362]

I love Melissa but she's a bit over-sensitive

[@mistressadina98]

god rewatching these i feel so bad for the black people of the cast it sucks now having to teach your white friends about how not to offend but it was 100 times worse then so many things i miss from this time but not the racism

[@nehsangbong7259]

This 💯

[@alejandromolinac]

OMG…. The burden!!!!!! So infallible…. God forbid someone points out when you act a damn fool ….

[@ghelm1080]

I see your points but we have to remember that this was before the internet - and TV programs have been very limited at this point as well. There was a good chance that you really had no exposure to these topics until you met someone who told you. And I think they handled it quite well - they have conversations in a calm way and they were interested to learn more about it. It obviously was not perfect, but those conversations were necessary and probably still are. And probably a lot of young kids heard about those topics via "the real world" for the first time as well at home.