Mr T SPEAKING TRUTH ON THE LETTERMAN SHOW

[@TariqBusy]

Mr. T was 10 ft tall to us kids. Always had a positive message to go with the mean persona.

[@gusgrau3594]

Tariq Busy While I was growing up back in Germany, he was an idol for me and all my friends. In the 90s, when gangster rap, was huge. He still stood out to us. “ You can be tough, smart, kind and cool all at the same time”

[@MUDSWAT]

He still is ;)

[@GabrielBelloMusic]

Facts. He’ll always be 10’ tall to us indeed!

[@lamarbrown3531]

Mr. T not that tall ,not even tall his 5ft10 back then he was 6ft2 a little young like when he was in cloudy with a chance

[@mctransportation9831]

Rocky was likable enough, but I was rooting for Mr T and always thought Rocky 4 should have been Rocky/Clubber #3.

[@serigraph73]

Class act. I just found out why he stopped wearing all of his gold jewelry: "He stopped wearing virtually all his gold, one of his identifying marks, after helping with the cleanup after Hurricane Katrina in 2005. He said, "As a Christian, when I saw other people lose their lives and lose their land and property ... I felt that it would be a sin before God for me to continue wearing my gold. I felt it would be insensitive and disrespectful to the people who lost everything, so I stopped wearing my gold."

[@talkdattrashimmapullyacard4396]

serigraph73 🤔

[@LookHereMars]

serigraph73 Respect.

[@mustafaacobb9350]

That actually made my eyes water.

[@seasidesmilertj1182]

serigraph73 thank you! Wow!

[@SPIDERM0OSE]

Stopped wearin it coz its a pretentious bullshit hassle for an aul'fella to keep up especially after its paid for itself all its gonna. Or he gave it to some pawn broker to keep safe for him while he handles a minor cash flow problem 😉

[@luvbig41]

"Nobody bothered to ask my ancestors if the chains were heavy" ......Truth.

[@alvinyakitori7055]

Twilight living This was in the 80’s the civil rights movement wasn’t that long from that so it was really fresh on the community the effects of segregation which was a direct cause because of slavery.

[@luvbig41]

@Twilight living Know your history. The Irish were not slaves they were indentured servants. Look up what that means then maybe you will be better equipped to debate with me. Also the Irish were the overlords and early policemen against black people so don't give me that you were slaves also Bull.

[@luvbig41]

@E Z They always delete the truth.

[@dcaseng]

That shit was DEEEEEEP.

[@randomfullywonderful]

Yeah, keep bringing that up. Every race on earth has been enslaved and faced adversity, but those who hang onto it remain in chains.

[@antoniomontgomery1349]

Mr. T cold asf. He cracked no smile at that secretary joke. Could feel and see the tense

[@djsvrlaivwfofj]

I don't understand the context. Can you explain?

[@TotallyAGoblin]

@@djsvrlaivwfofj he thinks that Mr. T found it amusing but Mr.T's body language is tense. This interview took place in a time where it was highly likely and expected that a black man could be invited on a show and be side lined in favor of something stupid or silly. He WAS mad, he was mad that his time meant so little to them that they side lined him in favor of 'elevator races.' The whole interview was tense because they'd slighted him on the previous request to have him out. He came out to the 2nd request because like he said all his interview money was going to help others so he showed up fully expecting to be side lined and disrespected again.

[@twentytwo138]

He wasn't really angry, it was an act for a show, to express his stage personna. That joke and everything was in the script on purpose.

[@macair747]

He actually almost broke character. You can see his mouth twitch and he shifted in his seat and rubbed his upper lip trying to keep from smiling. Amazing recovery, and that's not easy keeping a straight face like that.

[@thamip5952]

@@djsvrlaivwfofj He almost laughed at the joke whilst in character, watch till the end to see the reall MR T as himself!

[@xiaochicash]

"I don't like to go throwing around those big names because *everybody* I protect is important". Integrity.

[@tonyb7615]

or maybe it's cause he was under an nda. and by saying he'd be out a a gigantic paycheck. he does keep going on about being paid. he coulda just said i ain't gonna say but you know them. pure speculation.

[@NinjaTyler]

@@tonyb7615 he kept going on about being paid because he does his jobs to support his community that's all he was ever about helping the community and the next generation

[@tonyb7615]

@@NinjaTyler there are 2 types of charitable ppl. those that do it because it is right. the other seeks tax write offs and/or recognition. true charity is thankless on behalf of preserving the integrity of those receiving. he is a god fearing man. he knows/ should know this. instead of making it about the victims, he made it about himself. what He did. what He sacrificed. why He did he did on Their behalf.

[@Rhiorrha]

If you were a kid in the 80's you can't NOT love Mr. T. He's one of the very, VERY few famous 80's icons who isn't involved in some bullcrap. He is the way he always was, and was never a dirtbag doing wrong or creepy stuff outside of the public eye. They say nothing gold can stay, but Mr. T is going strong.

[@Jacher94]

Mr.T is a 100% Badass!

[@VredesStall]

Mr.T was all business and no-nonsense... but still had a heart of gold.

[@shonc8338]

Indeed. T. Was a good man.

[@wheeler3787]

hes not dead

[@jennieredrose5819]

VredesStall definitely!!

[@hollywoodsaint57]

And chest plate of gold...Dave didnt know whether to shake his hand or pray

[@terrystyles4316]

Too bad his family was intent on suing him nonstop throughout his career.

[@adamhonestyanddecency5054]

What just sunk in to me about this guy is that he's intelligent.

[@gusgrau3594]

Adam Honesty and decency Consider this too! His target audience, being young people. His message: positivity. Think about his contemporaries. Such as Mr. Rogers. His style, the chains, cloths, mohawk, got the attention of his audience. Respect/admiration of young people. That will give him the opportunity to spread his messages.

[@rpsnider85]

Yea. Everyone loved Mr. T He was an icon and these kids these days have no one like him. Just a generally wonderful human all around. Just wants to spread positive messages.

[@ilin76bb]

and letterman disrespectful AF and dont even listen to that true and deep messages MR T delivers - he just trys to make fun of him the whole time...

[@Whoopdido777]

@@ilin76bb Typical Letterman. Worst interviewer in history. I’ve never understood why people like him. He’s not funny and his interview skills are nonexistent.

[@geraldfarr8279]

A true American original. There will never be another Mr.T.

[@newera5238]

I agree

[@djjellyroll2310]

Leslie jones is like mr t

[@curbshoppin]

I pity the fool that don’t respect Mr. T

[@kriskeilman2087]

Mr. T is a class act. When Mr. T was at the height of his popularity in the 80's, he was visiting sick children at a hospital. A friend of mine was in a coma at the same hospital and Mr. T came to visit him and spent over 3 hours talking to him and praying with him. A true class act.

[@DJB1PlanetFunksville]

He quick to change the subject when he drops knowledge....peep that

[@nickelwindow53]

Right.....✊🏾 stay woke

[@taylorriggle9769]

Man for real fuck letterman

[@Chatillgbt]

Thats why he dislikes Letterman till this day

[@warske07]

One of the most misunderstood real role model ever... This is a real man of God!!! Be blessed my brother...

[@BrokeProphet]

No true Scotsman? Any man who claims God is a man of God. You have good honest people like Mr. T, annnnnnnnnnnd human colostomy bags like Donald Trump. Same God, same belief...both 'men of God".

[@demarcusburns1830]

BrokeProphet God only loves so called black nd native Americans

[@TS-jm7jm]

for a man of God he is remarkably prideful These six things doth the LORD hate: yea, seven are an abomination unto him: 17 A proud look, a lying tongue, and hands that shed innocent blood, 18 An heart that deviseth wicked imaginations, feet that be swift in running to mischief, 19 A false witness that speaketh lies, and he that soweth discord among brethren.

[@afrog2666]

Role model my ass, and fuck "god", delusional moron..

[@afrog2666]

Tristan smith DELUSIONAL MORON..

[@dav0113]

I met Mr. T at a Calgary Flames hockey game in something like 2000 or 2001. He was sitting next to me and he was really exactly like he comes across in this interview. Super kind and humble...and covered in gold.

[@phillynegro3400]

THIS IS THE IDEAL BLACK MAN RIGHT HERE AND HES RESPECTED NATIONWIDE

[@axgreenious9400]

Phillynegro He’s a respected human, just like letterman. Also, T’s skin color is not black.

[@xivwords5448]

Phillynegro yes he is. They don’t stay in their lane these days

[@valoredramack9117]

@@axgreenious9400 Mr T. has the skin color of the average Black American., so what the hell are you talking about.

[@tommytomtomt]

We never noticed HIS skin color.

[@juancabeza5809]

Totally different of what I thought he was all these years!... I respect this man!

[@Dman425]

How did you think he was?

[@samdiego1965]

It's interesting, mr t is practically one of the only celebrities that nobody has anything bad to say about. Everybody loves the guy

[@MrSupergrez]

it's down to core believe. ....if deep down you believe no mayer what anybody says you don't take notice. ..... Same as Religion

[@samdiego1965]

Graham Turner have you heard anyone say anything bad about him?

[@MrSupergrez]

that is core believe......somebody born in 2000 world not be scared but same goes with freddy or the candy man

[@beneaththecrust4661]

You know you are right. I never thought about it though.

[@TheNicky9905]

+samdiego, Would you dare say a bad word against him?? haha :)

[@vinceA3748]

Clubber Lang was freaking scary. I was a kid when Rocky 3 came out and I was shrinking in my seat whenever he was on the screen. I think Mr. T was seriously underrated as an actor. He was great, especially in this role.

[@malcolmk2878]

I’ve literally never seen someone handle Letterman like Mr. T does here. Damn, mate!

[@heithwatkins]

Malcolm mloclaM LETTERMAN IS A PUSSY. THIS JACKASS is typical Hollywood bullshit. Fuck him

[@marthalakerep]

It's all a set up. Brilliantly done. Haha.

[@anti-mate407]

@@marthalakerep was it really an act?

[@spiffydigs]

@@heithwatkins This is Letterman at his worst. Talking down, insulting, straight punking this wise man. I've gone 45 years without ever getting to know Mr. T and so glad I found this. White people were so disrespectful to this hero. I just watched Mr. T on the Merv Griffin show with Don Rickles. Disgraceful. Yet Mr. T handled them all masterfully. Now, T on Conan O'Brien is gold. You can tell they respect each other a lot. Check out Mr. T on Conan O'Brien "In The Year 2000' . When introduced, the audience refuses to stop clapping for T and he just stands there soaking in the love. Trying, but failing, not to smile.

[@manco828]

He pitied the fool.

[@MichaelJordan-hb5kk]

THIS WAS AMAZING!!! Good to see a black man stand firm in his masculinity and be respected. It also helps that he isn't a sell out or a traitor to his people. Much respect to Mr. T

[@MAArch-ec7se]

He's more conscious than I thought. He's concerned about negative black exploitation movie roles and being paid his worth.

[@T.R.U.T.H..]

Yes but being paid his worth was not so much about the money, but more about making sure he isnt being robbed by rich white folk!

[@jakekaufman8302]

not only that, but I give him credit for not acting like the black stereotype in real life. you won't see him degrading himself or other blacks by calling them niggas. or listening to that gangsta rap which promotes that word

[@ignaciopullum1091]

M.A. Arch he was in a black exploitation film, Penitentiary.

[@woodsprout]

~ @@ignaciopullum1091, I would like to hear T's opinion on Penitentiary.

[@Messi-Only]

@@jakekaufman8302i genuinely wonder what’s your opinion now that you’ve seen the full spectrum of the media cycle toward us

[@chaosmasker9858]

that dude is legit 😎 he's like a real life super hero lol courage, honor, and a warrior spirit. He even has a super hero name.

[@SpaceTed]

Coolest dude from the 80's -- for real.

[@aliensystem1528]

A god among men

[@lunamaria1048]

I miss this type of black pride

[@earthwormjim91]

We need more mr ts in the world

[@donnac.3273]

Exactly, me too

[@jovif.spemudaindonesia1841]

@@Joshuastonesmusic He fucking right tho. shut your fucking mouth

[@adamlangton8216]

Mr T was one of my role models growing up. He is a stand up guy respectful and all round legend. And that's from a white guy 👍👍👍🤣

[@bwaters735]

Yea it was pride that didn’t involve entitlement. And it came with a certain degree of epathy.

[@Dontdoittoyoself]

Smart guy and he truly cared about the community. He's one of a kind and wish more people were like him. He has a great heart and I'm glad I stumbled upon this video.

[@greeneggz_n_ham]

And he's one of the most kindhearted, generous people you can ever meet. A beautiful soul.

[@f.mazz.459]

Mr. T's the man. A fan throughout the 80's as a kid

[@t2dghealthyresearch952]

F. Mazz. U 35 or over lol

[@avengingme]

I pity the fool who ain't self aware

[@kristienwhitneyjohns2215]

Well I'm glad you brought that up.

[@PapiSorrels]

As I get older, I see why I loved him so much as a kid. These people had never seen someone so real. Just one of the most sincere souls. Kicking simple straight knowledge and unique symbolism that stands for something. WOW!

[@T.R.U.T.H..]

100% he was different that the follywood spew!

[@jesusforgivesbirdforgives4906]

It's almost like people never seen a person with a sincere soul, come in and change stuff up. Like kick over tables, and whip people out of temples for being wicked money changers, using parabolic symbolism so unique it never existed before his coming and stands for not just something but all things! Praise Lord Christ Jesus.

[@macturtle4904]

Papi Sorrels 💯✊🏿👍🏿

[@renfitztrappin5449]

Papi Sorrels Absolutely I totally agree

[@brothajanx]

Papi Sorrels exactly

[@f.mazz.459]

Mr. T is the man! He was one of my childhood idols growing up as a kid in the 80's. Mad respect...luv ya Mr. T!

[@bradlii]

Have to say... wow. Just blown away by his eloquence and poise. I remember growing up watching A Team, but you know... you just don't really get an accurate impression of a person without watching an interview. So glad I thought to look him up, and very moved by his being an exemplary human being. Hope to meet him someday.

[@machohogan]

Such an inspiring man. Imagine this person in summer 2020 right now and the power he would have. Right now we really need a Mr.T.

[@MrWest-cs8nz]

Hard as nails and intelligent Nothing but RESPECT!!!

[@skylarmccloud4080]

Mr.T has always been an outstanding role model. People talk about him going broke but he took all the money he made and used it to help people. All of his shows he never drank liquor. A-Team when they'd slip him a Mickey to get him into the air, it was always in Milk. When he had that P.I. show back in the day He didn't Drink, he always drank milk. Long time ago in that movie D.C. Cab he was always about something positive for the kids in the Neighborhood. Rather than look up to the Neighborhood Pimp. So much respect for the man.

[@Gorjess_J]

He said the same thing Ali said, "God is my bodyguard." Which is why they were fearless men. Strong beautiful souls. ❤️

[@jflava1985]

?

[@thedealgurus]

But ....He was Ali's bodyguard lol..

[@t2dghealthyresearch952]

Miss Gorjess freemasons all the same....Ali was scared of the Islamic scum he got stuck with. ..he probably ended up with 3% of the money he earned

[@michaelwalker8870]

Miss Gorjess Pimp C as well as Protege 17

[@colonelattar337]

When I was a little boy, this dude was my action hero. He was it.

[@jasonlawrence473]

Letterman: Do you have a first name? Mr. T: My first name is Mister, second name is the period, last name is T. Yup, drop the mike...Awesome!

[@Terry-1973]

Jason Lawrence perfect,

[@juanio7036]

😎😂

[@kahnkretefpv7594]

My favorite part as well...gangsta!!

[@jamalbaker3395]

Jason Lawrence mr.T was gay!!!

[@bretthollywoodsshow6744]

Jesus he crushed it .. What a great interview… His candor is refreshing .. Love T

[@therefill6709]

Solid Black Man, all around 💯

[@axgreenious9400]

The Refill Letterman is a solid white man, all around 💯

[@MisterR82]

This brotha was EONS ahead of his time…and I’ve known this since the mid nineties when I started understanding his flow when I was entering my teen years. God bless him. I wish he’d live forever. He was the first to flex, the first to shoutout the black struggle as part of his everyday wardrobe, and he was always for the under privileged

[@tnastycuz7485]

FIRST NAME MR, MIDDLE NAME PERIOD, LAST NAME T 😂

[@southlondon86]

TNASTY CUZ Lmfao!

[@jakekaufman8302]

if you want to know his real name, it's Laurence tureud.

[@jimiprairiefire5482]

Jake Kaufman hard to be taken seriously with a moniker like that

[@alaoa]

Man he is an OG for real. That part was awesome!!!

[@TheOneWithTheAccent]

Mr. T is tough, smart and cool. That heavy chain line hit hard.

[@jasonhylnd001]

Love Mr. T so full of pride, he gives, just a real Philanthropist.

[@harryhog1977]

You mean a Fullonrapist

[@phillyd2738]

Full on rapist so now he's a rapist? What the fuck the stupid ignorant shit calling man a fuckin rapist.. Hes never raped anyone! That's horrible to say that shit!

[@harryhog1977]

philly D relax, it’s a joke. Apparently old philly d doesn’t watch always sunny in philly I just chuckle every time I see or hear that because of this.... kzbin.info/www/bejne/jKqrdWB_npqKn7M

[@cocobrown709]

OUTSTANDING! He built a community center for the people his community. That's LOVE&RESPECT

[@jennieredrose5819]

look how Mr. T gives all credit to God! Real deep brother! 👏👏👍

[@izzdadaizz418]

Jennie RedRose i Love You

[@tobyb.3323]

Jennie RedRose 9

[@izzdadaizz418]

Jennie RedRose komm zu mir

[@merchantman6845]

Jennie RedRose jennie is super cute. Bless her

[@mattwilcks5156]

I hate people that do that. The credit for Mr Ts successful life goes to one man... Mr T himself!

[@karensbadapples8337]

Letterman: So your full name... Mr.T: So my first name is ‘Mister’, my middle name is the ‘Period’, and my last is the ‘T’🔥🔥🔥

[@eternalyfeful]

AnthonyOMEGA......I died laughing!

[@AOEOt31os]

No, it's not.. Mr Dot T (dotty)...

[@shelsparkle2691]

Don’t get the period 😭

[@woodsprout]

@@shelsparkle2691, what is there to "get"? Unless you are British: ... 3. If an abbreviation consists of the first and last letters of a word, the American rule is to include a full/stop period at the end: Mr. Dr. St. 4. The British norm, however, is not to use a period at the end: Mr Dr St

[@perkypokey]

The thing I like about Mr. T is that he is so deep. He has such strong morals and he loves to challenge himself and he really loves being a role model for children.

[@sheldonmurphy6031]

Dont know how old you are, but The A-Team was awesome ! Mr. T cereal was awesome also !

[@sheldonmurphy6031]

jason churchill Heck Ya !! Want to hear something cool ? Im 40, my son is 9, and I love walking him to class every day. The most awesome moments we have is when he has one of those days where he wants to come home; giving me the perfect excuse to say..."I Pitty The Fool Who Dont Stay In School" lmao. Mr T moments lmao

[@wraithstrongopark]

mr. t was just a beautiful dude back in the 80's. fucking righteous to the max and his countenance something that should have been carved into marble.

[@broadwaybiz211]

he been talkn about helping kids n communities since the beginning👏👏👏

[@surveysays8335]

I remember as a Kid watching The A Team. He was such a cool cat. Good on you Mr. T. You did earn the respect you wanted.

[@janshegers7667]

He says a lot of smart things.

[@yakopro49]

we need more Mr T's in this world. talking about TCB taking care of business and God. none of that stupid gang banging singers/actors evil attitude.

[@Remle4]

I always loved his confidence.

[@poetwp975]

Mr. T was brilliant. Underneath the image was a man who was strong in every way who embraced the sacred and symbolic. He advocated and supported those less fortunate. What a great interview.

[@lchpdmq]

This has to be one of the best things I've ever seen

[@tonygreene81able]

I wish I could go back to the early 1980s. They were awesome

[@ozymandys2121]

@Huckleberry Quick what?

[@thebeast619]

Actually it wasnt. Hence the name change to demand respect instead of a tidal wave of disrespect simply because of the color of his skin.

[@gaiaaoi1005]

Actually not all... like every decade ever...

[@gabrielschoettmer977]

Mr. T was one of my heroes in the 80's. Standup guy. Helluva man.

[@Billybobcan]

Love how Mr. T never breaks his character and stays serious the whole time. I am sure he is different at home. He is a great actor.

[@IceveinsProductions]

Mr. T's voice is authoritative as hell.

[@axgreenious9400]

IceveinsProductions Does his voice turn you on?

[@RoyaleWitCheese04]

IceveinsProductions ain't it???

[@msthang5366]

IceveinsProductions I ‘ve been told that quite a bit in life..

[@tierracosta4444]

IceveinsProductions His words seem as if he is insecure. Too much to prove. It's an act

[@garyr7027]

IceveinsProductions yes it is indeed. He was perfect for the role in Rocky 3, his voice brought his character out fearfully.

[@JMBKingdom]

3:57 My first name is Mr 3:58 My middle name is the period 3:59 My last name is the T

[@think4deep]

JMBKing 😂😂😂

[@gaiaaoi1005]

Yes remember that. That was awesome!

[@JMBKingdom]

@@gaiaaoi1005 yesssss

[@hutchmusician]

As usual, T was superb here, ahead of his time really. Strength with positivity whilst taking no bullshit, a real social conscience and cultural awareness, and stone-cold deadpan comedy. Really a remarkable human being.

[@GODISGREAT_12]

This is gold...this man dropped gems the entire interview

[@RoniBritoPC]

Letterman tried to make a spectacle of him, I have respect for Letterman as a TV icon but he definitely tried to stigmatize Mr. T as a "scary", "violent" black guy. Nothing out of the ordinary for a non person of color in the media to do at the time. Yet, T did not let him mis-characterize or make a mockery of him, he demanded respect and attained it. This is truly inspirational.

[@axgreenious9400]

Roni Brito I didn’t get Letterman calling him scary because of his skin color. I believe Dave was referencing T’s persona from Rocky III as a outspoken boxer who schooled Rocky. If T was white, letterman would had stated the same thing due to T’s character acting like a badass.

[@axgreenious9400]

Roni Brito Also, T’s and Letterman’s act was rehearsed a head of time.

[@mathiso01]

Yeah, it was rehearsed. Mr. T was a wrestler. He knew how to play to the crowd with Letterman.

[@brolickscholar3083]

It was rehearsed! That was Mr. T's image!!

[@nicktaylor5952]

Your looking way to deep and speaking based on theory. Were you even alive then? Mr. T's persona was Im going to break you. I'm bad...don't test me. His tag line is I pity the fool.

[@PeteJones81]

Mr T trying so hard not to laugh after "As long as you pay me" lol. I never realized how witty he was, he didnt have much dialogue on A-Team but man what an incredible person!

[@Casino2004]

He was a Bodyguard for Leon Spinks.

[@m1sterrattles764]

I think even Letterman was impressed by Mr T who is a great guy in his approach to life.

[@hfr8343]

He was dropping knowledge and Letterman was clueless

[@bropru9137]

HFR83 letterman wasn’t clueless... he was trying to be goofy about everything

[@hfr8343]

Bro Pru In that case it was done in poor taste. Everything isn't a joke

[@bropru9137]

HFR83 I definitely agree... they do those type of things all the time. I call them “trump tactics “

[@cellmoore4848]

This the letterman show, he always been that way even when he played up on the mrs

[@carlosoliveira-rc2xt]

HFR83 Dropping knowledge like, " everybody needs a bodyguard" but "God protects me". Really?

[@mattmatt1426]

Mr T is one of my childhood heros and still is. I grew up watching him in the A team and seeing him wrestle and box and loved him as Clubber Lang in Rocky 3 but, he himself is the true Mr T. He has good strong values and spoke the truth and didn't muck people around and always gave back to society and cares for people. Mr T, you are a legend sir and an inspiration to us all for your good work over the years. ✌

[@dwighta8655]

Funny how edgy and serious Mr. T is at the beginning, but at the end, you can see that his sense of humor comes through.

[@jimiprairiefire5482]

80s kid right here. This guy was one of my heros growing up. But at the time I was too young to understand the struggles he had to overcome, or the morality, positivity, and dignity he chose to live by. I probably haven't thought about this guy in at least 20 years, and seeing this he's still one of my heros.

[@RobWitchdoctor]

Mother, there is no other, like Mother. So treat her right!

[@JidoKashi]

He’s a flashy guy with a colorful persona outside. But inside, you can see he’s sooooo much more than that. In this interview, you can see how he saves his “real voice” for when he has something serious to say. The part about the gold chains hit me like a damn freight train.

[@Thizlamic]

2018...BRING THIS MAN'S CEREAL BACK!

[@MagentaDreams70]

Thizlamic...Ha. My mind had already ventured to Pee Wee's movie and the imitation "I pity the fool that doesn't eat my cereal."

[@shannonbowen7988]

love your blade pic👍🏾

[@christianpage5569]

Lyte Rayz, just watched Pee Wee's Big Adventure last night, and loved the Mr. T cereal.

[@RobJusticethelegend]

AND THE CARTOON

[@EvilDog6000]

2021... BRING THIS MAN'S CEREAL BACK!

[@ALCanes73]

This man always made me proud and was a hero of mine when I was growing up. Love Mr. T

[@Mpirefilms]

He is like Malcolm X. I love Mister T. He is in full possession of his Regal African Black Manhood. I've never seen anyone like him before.

[@tmv.studios]

Didn’t know how great and hardworking he was.

[@thecocksaysmoo]

freaking love Mr.T. He's got a heart of gold heavier than his neck chains!!!!

[@oodololly2529]

We love you Mr. T. You are special and radiate the heart of God.

[@nickb3968]

Mr. T=Quality human being

[@bolsbolbol368]

Every kid black white brown yellow and green knew Mr. T, he was constantly on TV. What a legend.

[@boostedmaniac]

One of my favorite actors. I pity the fool!

[@matcole1975]

Tough guy with a big heart. I remember growing up as kid watching MR T.

[@bazookajoe6133]

After Rocky 3, people were petrified to interview him. Letterman was clearly uncomfortable talking with Clubber, aka Mr.T.

[@jamesculver3474]

Never realized. What a great guy!

[@randypalmer2328]

Holy crap, 1:09 almost broke the entire facade. T holding it together was almost a miracle. Because seeing T laugh is one of the most adorable things on the planet, because you see the soul and heart and humour of the man. This interview almost smashed the 'angry bitter always and always T' before it even started. Just fantastic.

[@thenextbestthing424]

Randy Palmer not much acting going on here, just straight truth

[@TheTicktockman321]

He was fantastic on SNL when he and Hulk were hyping the 1st Wrestlemania. He broke up in a skit and instantly pulled it together with a menacing scowl that busted everyone else up.

[@fall3n245]

Came back to hear that cold line about his ancestors wearing chains... I love to see people of walks of life that stand for something with honor

[@bigtroll8249]

11:54 "God protects me. That's why I fear [no evil]."

[@calabiyou]

I remember when I was 10, I just loved Mr T on A Team. I had no thought of race.

[@lovenlightman]

I Loved rocky 3. The movie made me train in Boxing and Kung Fu. Watching MR T training hard in the beginning of the movie And Rocky training hard after Losing to Mr T. Man great movie. The Eye of the tiger.

[@Mintcar923]

lovenlightman He’d be great alongside Stallone again & Lundgren in an Expendables..

[@MassGainingGuy]

That secretary joke was funny as heck!

[@johnkelleher8974]

Class act. Wish he did get more movie roles.

[@amreeksingh4448]

A true man, gangster gentleman these are the men you dont take their kindness for weakness!!!! 💪😎

[@nom8393]

My childhood hero. Great role model for me and my siblings growing up.

[@joecombs7468]

I always liked Mr. T and now my teenager can see why. He always had a positive message for us kids and he was a tough guy that avoided violence. Very unique. 😊

[@demagchevy]

Mr.T, wow that was a throwback. I used to love watching him on the A-Team, wrestle Hulk Hogan, and in his movies! Alot of kids like myself looked up to him and wanted to be like him, regardless of his race, he is awsome!

[@josephbeenchanged990]

Alfonso Demagistris 💯

[@patinho5589]

Alfonso Demagistris his race? As in a human? As in the human race?

[@DTA-me3kv]

MR T is the man.

[@ashercohen387]

I have long been a fan of Mr. T. He loves God, his Mom , and his community, He has never gotten the attention he deserves. He is a very intelligent individual with a big heart. Love you Mr. T.

[@stormwalker7818]

Wow that was so very long ago. Better days. A different world. Real role models.

[@youmadfunnydude602]

I disagree we don’t even know what this man was doing behind closed door, stop let your kids look up to celebrities, you be that role model

[@ilovemybeard3394]

Mr T is the man! Giving back to the community and recognizing the struggle...that's a real dude

[@T.R.U.T.H..]

The more I see and hear from Mr T the more I like him.

[@Flush75]

Mr. T is a National Treasure - - One of One, he really is HIM