#FBF

[@Cas82958]

I love when Gladys turned the questions away to the Soul Train Gang. That was really cool and unique.

[@hthtv3440]

#Gemini rules Communication.

[@corneliuswashington-gp1we]

....that is so HER.....down to Earth and relatable ....humble...curious...and her bro asking a question of Damita Jo is everything because everyone was watching her on the show because she is always so unique....

[@mychannel-zu6tz]

Me too! Because in reality the dancers were the stars of the show and made the show and deserved to be interviewed.

[@MrHotlipsholohan]

Love Gladys, such a great person and singer and very good looking in her prime

[@corneliuswashington-gp1we]

...Gladys has always been so relatable and down to Earth....and pretty....so i am not surprised that she wanted to ask the kids questions because they are her audience and she wanted to know their thoughts and opinions...she has always been a class act......now that being said....her brother BUBBA...was the hard core DANCER in the group and he was on brand to ask about DAMITA JO because she was the BEST...and most FUNKY and INNOVATIVE DANCER ON SOUL TRAIN....we ALL watched her like a HAWK because she stood out...and i am so glad he asked about her dancing....

[@kirayoungblood]

Lol this is so wholesome not like nowadays with many acting like thugs and such this was a whole ‘nother word and I love how they ask and answer questions!!

[@jahdestamuzik9145]

She was and is still soo beautiful!

[@wbc1]

Wow! Gladys Knight looks so beautiful in this clip.

[@malenomadiclion2030]

They all sound so intelligent✊🏾True Black People.

[@SmartRobot-wc2fb]

Male Nomadic Lion: True...and fit too...compared to nowadays...and Gladys was absolutely stunning!

[@Martin-gz4qn]

And classy. And Gladys...what a cutie.

Mad respect

[@AnAdorableWombat]

@@SmartRobot-wc2fb yes. Compared to nowadays. Nothing is excellent about it today. I'm just being real. Our culture is sh**. This clip shows the beauty of our culture. This, is what it was.

[@corneliuswashington-gp1we]

...we KNEW that we ABSOLUTELY had to represent ourselves in public with CLASS...there was no other way....and on TV....we just had to be our best selves...there was NO OTHER WAY....

[@imthamost]

We all know she is aging very well... but OMG she was very, ummm(let me be respectable), very attractive. Total package and her class was dripping all over the place, great aura.

[@Beatswinga]

A lot of women back then were very classy and intelligent. Carried themselves with respect.

[@ari.3455]

Ashley Nash You can find women like that in every generation

[@brockjms1]

Damita getting recognized again. She had all the stars in her presence in awe.

[@corneliuswashington-gp1we]

...yep....she was so unique in her dancing....funky....soulful...powerful...we all watched her like a HAWK....and she has always seemed to be very relatable and humble too....

[@anraymcneil751]

Wow! So so historical!❤️👑🎵

[@signedaleo1263]

This is history WE NEED TO BE TAUGHT .

[@jackjohnson7396]

Great, Pips were always excellent too. Of course Gladys and Don were constantly. I liked the first kid who asked a question, he's been on before asking questions to the Supremes. Maybe more?

[@indigothedemigod3989]

*I never seen so many afros in one place. If I'm not mistaken, Gladys Knight it's the only person that doesn't have an afro*

[@gingercat777]

Her hair was always straight

[@osimeon00]

That was a wig. She always wore wigs. She had an afro underneath.

[@kayondrasqueendom8469]

@@osimeon00 it doesn’t matter wig or no wig, she still wore the Afro no matter how you see it💯👌🏿🔥🎙🤷🏿‍♀️🥰❤️

[@corneliuswashington-gp1we]

....i remember my other saying the same thing the 1st time she saw the show...that she had NEVER seen so many AFROS on TV...a lot of people have no idea how important it was to see black people being so authentic....and dynamic....true culture ....

[@doloescobar9641]

I never seen soooo many Afros 🙉. So beautiful 🖤

[@corneliuswashington-gp1we]

......my mother said the same thing when the show 1st aired....the visual was so moving...true dynamic culture...

[@tabbazzseaye7549]

Damita Jo Freeman a real stand out .

[@heathertea2704]

Loved this episode.💞 Wanted my mother to style my hair like Gladys. 😊

[@pageonederful9479]

The “no-name” album’s title became one of their best sad love songs and the last hit for Motown. Fast forward to the year 2000, it also gave Angie Stone her first #1 hit. For this episode, they were gonna sing about their daddy.

[@soleilcash6796]

She was so beautiful

[@zool90]

3:43 Damita Jo Freeman. Always on top.

[@corneliuswashington-gp1we]

....where she belonged....

[@anraymcneil751]

You guys should created a Soul Train app! 👍👍👍 Can you post Alicia Keys on Soul Train (2001) She sings “Fallin”, “If I Ain’t Got You” with the interview also?

[@Lucky4991]

Omg I love how she still her hair!

[@brianwallace5979]

Paramount owns Soul Train now. They should stream all episodes especially from 1971-1993

[@CapricornKidd90]

That would be dope if they did do that

[@needahandle]

Love her

[@artnos]

what a sweet voice

[@allthingscreative1631]

He said you not about to control this here interview gladys lol

[@daveg6839]

Can't believe no one asked, "what the hell is a Pip?"

[@randicarwell6230]

my goodness she is pretty

[@horizontoday7874]

Interesting first question, would Gladys ever leave the Pips? 🤔 hmmmm

[@jimmyzoom1143]

and fast forward to today......

[@marimuffin]

hey do anyone know how i can contact soul train? im looking for a soul train performance.

[@marimuffin]

@ You're the absolute best! Thank you so much. I've been asking a ton of people, no one responded but you. THANK YOUUUU!!!!

[@rico2staxx]

You know soul train doesn’t exist anymore?😂😂

[@marimuffin]

@@rico2staxx don cornelius estate, they have all the archived episodes is what I mean't!!!! smart ass.

[@ecw231]

Viacom, They Own The Rights To Soul Train Library

[@bartsimpson4983]

So many fro’s now you only see dread heads

[@kevyn3279]

What’s wrong with locs they been out since is 70s

[@cdub9925]

@@kevyn3279 since before the 70s honestly

[@kevyn3279]

@@cdub9925 I know I was speaking in terms of when this video came out💯