TOLLY T (THE RECEIPTS) x AUDREY (THE RECEIPTS) x CHUCKIE ONLINE | JD IN THE DUFFLE BAG: UPFRONT

[@hiimanhuman]

Audrey is so beautiful , wise and articulate. God bless her

[@rae2457]

Honestly she’s just so peng with great speech .

[@hiimanhuman]

@@rae2457 100% perfect voice for podcast

[@nanaagyei4714]

@@rae2457 they're both beautiful, is not necessary to single one out.

[@SmurkoOfficial28]

Black girl magic always , they're both just something else! 🖤

[@MsAgnes1965]

She is also such a beautiful human! so kind and polite

[@Kevin-po3oq]

“You’re allowed to say your successful, you are successful”- you need friends to speak life into you, those are the real ones!

[@silkylurv4925]

oi shoutout jd lighting crew, all 3 look exceptional and we stan black skin being done justice on film

[@gracedavina8760]

THIS ONE!!

[@christinageorge7495]

This conversation is such a mirror of my experience as black woman in the UK. These conversations are so necessary!! Thank you so much 😊 Thank you Chuckie for hosting and facilitating these intricate conversations !!

[@jazminefuller6624]

Love Tolly T and Audrey (formerly known as Ghana’s finest 😂) on this podcast discussing their experiences being Black women in Britain. Everyone go and listen to the Reciepts Podcast to listen to more of these women discussing their everyday lives.

[@user-gv1fl7hp1i]

Chuckie you had CLASS women who represent my mirror reflection! They are intelligent, glowingly beautiful and had great chemistry with you! Chuckie.....you WILL continue to WIN as you are super talented! You were built for this!

[@gracedavina8760]

He is amazing

[@FashionRoadman]

love when chuckie collabs with these amazing women

[@TheCNSR]

🤣 that Irish accent was on point. 'Twas a good chat overall. Racism seems to be so deeply woven into the fabric of the UK's culture and infrastructure that it's inescapable. Being that deep, it will take way more concentrated effort to unlearn than a racist has patience for to be honest.

[@perfectngidi9738]

I shared this with my wife and our close female friends so they can hear their experiences from other black weman so that they can know that they’re not imagining things and they’re not going mad when they are out here in the world. We’ve got u our sisters .

[@ebony0836]

✊🏾

[@IHeartCitrus]

Been following these girls since day. Happy to see them telling their stories and providing FACTS on all the different platforms

[@donmagik6250]

LOOOL the part about black people not lunching together in the office so we are not perceived as ganging up i can relate to my early days of working.

[@tsmith4946]

Literally 3 of my favourite podcasters in one room. Delivered as usual. Love it!

[@SmurkoOfficial28]

Hit the nail on the head

[@withmaxine5733]

I’m here for anything Chuckie is in! Plus the Podcast crew are amazing young women! 🖤

[@bev9190]

Having grown up in the US, my experiences are similar to Audrey and Tolly. Really enjoyed this convo and Chuckie was a great host.

[@FengShuiRay_]

Chuckie is such a great interviewer and listener! We love to see it!

[@Mo.sesirving]

Levels Chuckie! Some excellent conversations and topic across your podcasts the last few weeks. Inspiring and empowering 👊🏽 the man becoming a lion, one inity chargie

[@maecatalina3967]

Chuckie a great presenter!

[@maecatalina3967]

Zoe Mawby TV yess

[@AnitaGrace_AdesuwaProsperity]

This content was so needed! Halelujah for discussions that arent about usual crap... grateful to have stumbled into this podcast!

[@skully2957]

When Tolly and Chuckie do interviews they’re always amazing 🙌🏽

[@tishinaa]

This was so well done!!! Chuckie led the conversations so well! Boy it was such a relieving conversation great to hear other people suffered the same things growing up/at work

[@em4001]

Tolly and Audrey look good! Great convo

[@TheAlkebulanTrust]

Facts or facts?...this conversation was needed. Look at the way these #BlackWomen are winning. It's important to point out that they are #DarkskinBlackWomen and serve as an inspiration for the current and next generation. It's the power of representation.

[@kwameopoku3576]

Lol they move different tho after

[@christabellatoao]

@@kwameopoku3576 wdym

[@JanayJosephs]

Chuckle and the receipts girls together on a podcast is always the best 👏🏾❤️

[@peekabooicancu]

I've had very similar experiences growing up in Australia. I'm LOVING this conversation!!!

[@iqranoor786]

what an epic conversation. chuckie is so good at asking the right questions and setting the perfect tone. and these two women are so funny and lit and successful at the same time.

[@esthernwosu7406]

Loved this, definitly one of the best so far. Tolly and Audrey are so beautiful and intelligent love these girls ❤️❤️ And Chucky always delivers Great content

[@patricecopeland406]

I can relate on so many levels with the stories in the beginning. I went to an all girls school in the posh side of Birmingham where all the footballers lived with a lot of white middle class girls. We had a dance competition and I stayed the night at this huge house which blew my mind. We went to sleep and the next morning I woke up and there was a HUGE grease stain from my hair on this pristine white pillowcase and I was mortified about how I was going to explain it and felt so embarrassed. It's crazy how something so normal made me feel so inferior and embarrassed.

[@CALLMEKAFOI]

does this school happen to rhyme with button girls’? 😭

[@thunder8185]

I can relate to so many of the stories here.

[@patricecopeland406]

d it absolutely does lol

[@megs3684]

The conversations we need 👏🏾👏🏾

[@fdec2155]

I really enjoyed this. Chuckie is a great interviewer and I love The Receipts girls!

[@Supersenpai000]

More diversity in the work place just means more white women.

[@tarrusmount2852]

So true! I am currently reading White Fragility by Robin Di Angelo. She says white woman are the biggest benefactor of affirmative action in the US.

[@zoennodim3997]

JD sports are part of the problem since they didn’t even have any black women in their Christmas campaign. I hope they think about this and change.

[@adzshhh]

I’m sure there’s plenty of people they didn’t have in the Xmas ads, it’s not about hitting a diversity quota it was talent. They didn’t have any Chinese people or trans people or disabled people.. let’s stop reaching m8, it’s not Noah’s ark

[@fififlowertot177]

They are most definitely part of the problem. When I used to work there I would definitely notice in a lot of their advertising the promotion of dark skinned black men in order to push their urban/cool narrative. However there were never any dark skinned women promoted in their campaigns. This went on for yearsss! Most of their head office were white males and when area management would visit the store again just white males. So today when I saw this video I was like “realllllly” lol it is you JD that are promoting these serious discussions lol. It’s a change in the right direction but I wanna see how sincere this all is as time goes by.

[@PhoenixHomeEd]

Even before Windrush, sis but we hear ya.

[@123bekr123]

Love this but JD Sports please do something with the mic's there hiding the guests faces at times. Thankyou

[@PONDERATIONS24]

"I want to leave the world in a better place than when I found it" - Audrey

[@ChrisseGodsChild]

Wow, really enjoyed this convo! So much truth and relatability from these individuals.. loved it, thanks guys💪🏾

[@kiki-uc1zc]

Thank you for this, need this dynamic more

[@bluemarvelous]

Should call this episode "Straight outta Cadbury's" because these women are luscious and sugary..

[@RDCFemmes]

I need that t-shirt!

[@TheCNSR]

Cadbury's ain't been the same since the Kraft acquisition 😔

[@RaeionFlash]

Can we think of non food compliments for Black women.

[@mstaichi12]

really enjoyed this. All three of you are inspiring and your views and approach to things that we are currently facing in the world is refreshing and optimistic.

[@donmagik6250]

school years are the worst sometimes! 'but her face' u know cold asf them shit stays with you kmt. Tolly can talk about this shit now. you are amazing Tolly T! stay blessed

[@gracedavina8760]

These women are AMAZING 🥺

[@MH-et4bo]

My black QUEENSSSSS

[@sosSylv]

Great dialogue, really enjoyed this. Bravo, nice hearing this! Black British Ghanaian female living stateside (cus of hubby...tried to get time to move, another story lol!).

[@SPONTANIOUS100]

Listening to this I just feel like black men need a honorary shout out for up lifting women across the globe 😁

[@Dovielove]

I don’t know why the thumbnail is bothering me, it should say: Tolly T & Audrey (The Receipts) X Chuckie Online

[@laroseuk]

Get this man the application form!

[@natresse007]

Not to detract from the their presentation these women are right on point and convey their points that is a representation of many. However chuckles always invites the most peng Pretty , Encouring Nimble and Graceful.

[@dfworld731]

What an amazing conversation

[@revival45]

The issue of teaching our children from go about their blackness and how that blackness is nothing to be anxious or inferior or ashamed of is so important. My daughter is only 6yrs old but l am constantly telling her she is beautiful and her skin and hair are her crowning glory. She has mentioned that she wants straight hair like her friend (who is white) and when i told her that her hair is curly and not straight she was upset so we spoke to her about the fact that her hair is different to her friend's hair and there is noting wrong with her curly hair she needs to be proud and embrace her curly hair which can be styled differently in multiple ways to accentuate and complement her beauty. The struggle is real out here and this has made me more vigilante on teaching her about black people who have traversed huge obstacles and her mum and l are role models and we lead by example.

[@amez0100]

So good! enjoyed this one Chucks

[@justbeingyaa5727]

I enjoyed this so much the articulation of the conversation, the experiences, the vibe, so relatable on every level, particularly at the workplace I resonated with all the experiences especially racism at work The Snoop Dogg scenario had me laughing so loud ..... fantastic video

[@jowurani]

Amazing discussion well done to Chuckie Audrey and Tolly T

[@MisssssTUK]

this video is sooo dope and they touched on a lot of good conversations, especially Tolly

[@wambuiw9425]

Great conversation! Real ones you 3. Blessings on blessings!

[@PJ-po7fu]

I'm late for work but... Oh well, this is 👍🏾work can wait😊

[@user-gv1fl7hp1i]

Me too! Lool

[@lintlem.7287]

This conversation is so necessary

[@browneyez92100]

Loved loved loved loved loved this episode!!

[@Straighttalkingstraightwalking]

It’s my colour that made you judge me, because of the last black person that worked here 🙏🏿

[@Ore-rf1jq]

Tolly and Audrey are so gorgeous 😻

[@denarendall]

Receipts and half cast combo? Lez go babyyyyyyyy

[@Uloaku100]

So many relevant points made in this vid. Great conversation :)

[@thenoblefamilia5350]

This was a beautiful conversation!!! Loved it

[@Nate-cw1ff]

The bucket bath.....Come up was real!

[@mayena]

6:03-6:05 more precisely Woodford, London. 46:43-47:04 that is what I find frustrating as well.

[@Ev3Mr]

Really enjoyed this, good job. Great conversation

[@lizzietakyi-akyaa8795]

Loved everything about this❤️

[@Jenkinsjournal]

Chuckie “Talk on that” Online

[@adzshhh]

Chuckie, Audrey & Jonathan Woss

[@justcharlene3569]

Great conversations guys 💜

[@victoriapowell4565]

Really enjoyed this!

[@VitaminVisionTV]

great convo

[@Sheldon1411]

So many relatable stories!!!

[@itsme-oe8ud]

53:00 yes!

[@tasha3185]

Much needed convo

[@shanzy92]

Such a great conversation!

[@samcarter5028]

Check the speech out of “the great dictator” by Charlie Chaplin. I feel it applies to part of this conversation

[@gracedavina8760]

Black women amaze me ! We just need to educate ourselves

[@lovette7684]

I'm not from the UK, but went to a mostly white school. I had the same experience as Audrey in primary and high school.

[@melaninmonroe9996]

I wish they would name drop these companies

[@kevin084life]

19:08 I’ll say it with my chest, I still bath with a bucket.

[@ebony0836]

We all do😁😅

[@nogovernment1670]

Noone else find it mad that they talking about getting racially abused like its normal. Evil world we live in man

[@cocobrown8698]

Faves

[@peekabooicancu]

The hair at the workplace my goodness. I make SURE I always get black hair and slowly choose longer weaves so hopefully people don't ask questions. Annoying doesn't begin to describe

[@ebony0836]

😔

[@itsme-oe8ud]

its so annoying theyre so damn nosy. mind ya business god damn!!

[@NuraM444]

i love them all

[@datguyagain649]

Lil old Northolt nw look at ya lol ... well done n keep it up 💯.... u don’t ave to b a badboy !! To b Real .... followin since fatal Attraction freezefm dayz .. anyway keep up da wrk wicked content 💯🙌🏾

[@sd9981]

Loved this !

[@hlumelomax4942]

“He went on to ask me out,when I got bouff”

[@jesyluyengi8934]

This was so long!

[@Simplysimi_x]

Good chat

[@iammrchazz1488]

chuckie should study jonny nelson from the gloves are off

[@jazzys8240]

Why promote JD????

[@mdidris4414]

The thing is, black people need to stop trying to invest in a white man's country and start investing in Africa, to make it better so that we can eventually move back there. Africa is rich with plenty of opportunities, it just needs a shift in mentality. Why are we happy to continue to be minorities in a country that doesn't want us here. Imagine if white people came to Nigeria and started demanding that the Nigerian curriculum started teaching white history, I don't think that the Nigerian people would put up with it.

[@fodaykonneh2558]

🔥🔥🔥

[@mssuccessful4138]

Just seen for first time.. couldn't work what they were talking about for the first 10 mins. Try introducing the topic. For slow people like me.

[@shan_sportstherapy]

👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾💕💕💕💕

[@londonerlearnsjapanese3337]

19:08 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@vabylala8504]

The most racist thing I’ve experienced recently is my white gay friend asking me why black guys “smell so strong”...

[@mdidris4414]

Gay people are some of the racist people that you will find. It's a shame that black people are starting to incline towards that behaviour even though this has nothing to do with African culture.

[@ebony0836]

Tell them its the smell of their ancestors hard work, having built the foundations of the country!!

[@anoorajala5566]

Tolly is talking to me.

[@queenirmamay]

Don't lose hope I never thought in my life time I would see a person of colour a president of the USA but and I hate to say this change won't come unless it hits white people in the pocket either way

[@gracedavina8760]

Listening to black people speak about being Black is tooo funny 😂😂😂

[@ThePurpleKiss101]

Yall just left milena

[@melaninmonroe9996]

The uk is embarrassing