Michelle Obama: The Cross-Generational Conversation

[@BonnieBea]

Spaces and conversations like this are so important.I can not tell you how great it feels to see myself and to see black women be so vulnerable.

[@xzandriaweil]

Agreed!

[@lilliekeisha]

so true

[@krystala17]

I agree! We are seen as the angry black woman and that is not true for all of us.

[@gcromer903]

Agreed. And the support for each other. 🤗💪🏽❣️

[@MamaJaiLove]

Seriously needed to watch this today. So much on the mind.

[@brooklynbred1460]

Shout out to Kelly for speaking up for so many black darkskin women who were proud to see a fellow queen in the white house

[@NorthPhilly-zr7xc]

DiD she have to make that about color Angie martinez is not black they should have gotten another black woman

[@dsparks5308]

Michelle Obama is a men....

[@MCKissTheMic]

I started crying 🥹

[@laurencameron3150]

@@NorthPhilly-zr7xc Did who have to make what about color? H.E.R and Tina Knowles aren’t black either.

[@RJ25255]

@@laurencameron3150 ha?? They're not black? You meant that they're light skinned black women?

[@shaunaisherename]

I would take this over any reality show any day 💟

[@christinepoole1843]

Yes!!! All this positivity over the airways!!!!

[@jay-s9y1c]

yes because its real talk, people being vulnerable + upfront.

[@crazy4corbinbleux]

Truuuth

[@mrsmommyyoung]

That part!

[@kiauna9981]

Same. This was an amazing conversation

[@notthatdeep6771]

People should understand, Michelle was Barak's boss/mentor in the beginning. After the love affair, she supported his ambitions. This is the former 1st lady, sitting casually amongst aspiring women like a regular person. HIGHLY educated woman, who has experienced life in a way most will not. Yet, easily relatable & being a role model with ease. Just WOW ❤

[@haddijatoujobe9422]

Love affair?

[@livvvv.25]

@@haddijatoujobe9422 That's what I'm talking about!! Don't recall that. Obama White House was affair and scandal-free as far as I know... even before then.

[@leslieburgess6985]

I couldn't have said it better.

[@theob9652]

As a married black man who aspires to be a great husband and a father one day, this conversation was inspiration and super necessary. So impactful watching these beautiful women of color share their journeys and vulnerabilities with the world. Thank you. 🙏🏾

[@MsJP]

Remember y'all r important 2 us we need our kings 2 rise

[@Caramel_Queen504]

Well stated

[@lupechacon-florez7520]

@@MsJP thank you for saying that. You have me teary-eyed. I worry about my son. There are so many challenges for men these days to be gentlemen surrounded by women who do not appreciate that.

[@lupechacon-florez7520]

I think you are on the right track because you care enough and you are aware enough. All the best to you.

[@moisemensah8233]

Same! I feel every word!

[@asias.8770]

Mrs. Obama needs her own show where she continues to dissect these very real topics 🥹

[@leclankwestfatherofthatbum62]

Big Mike' does deserve his own show

[@malindayoung2914]

She will forever be my 1st Lady!!!!

[@sydneyboston]

Yes!

[@DrWat65]

There is a time slot open where Ellen used to be.

[@ashleybush4266]

Her podcast was great too

[@teonaa2330]

This woman does not get enough credit. She in incredibly intelligent and leads with so much humility. Yes Michelle

[@texashunter940]

Michael*

[@sarahcherop8445]

@@texashunter940 and?

[@tonitwitty9529]

@@sarahcherop8445 That person is being ignorant and envious

[@sarahcherop8445]

@@tonitwitty9529 and bitter

[@kylieeinstein]

when can i live abroad? WHEN?

[@theigbowolf]

Angie Martinez being everywhere and relevant after so many years, warms my heart.

[@theigbowolf]

@Brea Regans no

[@cindybrown3920]

Hey onye Igbo, Jesus loves you and he wants you to come to him with everything you are.

[@theigbowolf]

@@cindybrown3920 no

[@cindybrown3920]

@@theigbowolf I know it is a yes

[@georgebrack7106]

@@cindybrown3920 it was a no.

[@TeeColeman-ph6ck]

Can we talk about how all of the women are fully clothed and they STILL look absolutely beautiful and STUNNING!!! so many shades of brown all in one room I love it. This panel just screamed elegance. Angie did a great job and all of the ladies gave amazing sounds advice. So glad this popped up on my feed.

[@keyunnaharris5058]

Yes. And I definitely learned a thing or two.

[@SammyLeau]

🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾

[@theariadna]

agreed!

[@desirewright43]

Indeed, as am I♡

[@moisemensah8233]

They're all stunning, intelligent and stylish.

[@nathanmalik1697]

Thank you Michelle Thank you Mama Tina Thank you Kelly Thank you Winnie Thank you H.E.R. Thank you Angie. I watched every second of this and my life has definitely been changed by your wisdom and vulnerability.

[@CHELSEABuckhannon]

❤❤❤❤Yasssssss mine too huni

[@itsjustjae85]

This panel is such a diverse group of women. All of them are very much respected with their individual work. It’s great to hear different perspectives on their struggles. I am a black male who just turned 30 and I related to this not only because of the color of my skin but also trying to please everyone outside of myself. This allowed me to take away some great key points. All of the ladies look so beautiful here! ❤

[@EmpathPOV]

And Men

[@joycerichardson3717]

Mrs. Michelle Obama, I am so Proud of you! Thank you for, being you! I am 71 years old, and have learned so much from you. Also to the ladles , hope you too, took in the Knowledge. I loved that you ladies, shared your Knowledge. Love you all!.

[@CharlieCharlieProduxtions]

Oh my goodness I feel the same way. As a 31 year old black male, I totally related to this conversation and your comment. I also felt the need to please everyone in my twenties....but something about the 30's hits different! So many of us from all backgrounds can learn something from this conversation.

[@ndo533]

Michelle is winning in her braids era and I'm here for it!! Cant believe she felt she couldn't do that while she was First Lady.. also you would NEVER see a white First Lady do something like this. Incredible

[@Craven.craven]

@@redlegs8184damn you bitter … yikes

[@alexandriaturner2052]

@@redlegs8184 why are you so disrespectful. You mad because she doing better than you.

[@van182]

@@redlegs8184 You are sooo jealous of Micelle. You're trying to pull her down to elevate yourself, but it's not working.

[@mars8923]

@@redlegs8184 I’m lost

[@denisegriffin4343]

FEAR....she was afraid to be black she wear braids now go on black TV host shores she's writing books who's going to buy those books ? Tina Knowles they're all capitalist hustlers Michelle Obama and Obama did nothing to change black Americans status economically or politically but black people voted for him TK biracial don't speak out against the oppressors and suppressors plaguing our blk communities but reaping massive amount of $$$$$$ off our people

[@lisamonroe2576]

This conversation was legendary for so many reasons: 1. Most young people are so disconnected from their elders due to social media limiting the idea of people practicing interpersonal skills. 2. Most older people are so critical of younger people and their poor choices and poor communication skills. 3. We live in a generation of time that rarely caters to the importance of the idea of having a healthy tribe.4. People rarely still value the important simple things in life.

[@ninahyland8620]

I have just viewed this program. Michelle Obama and the other ladies were inspirational. Their candid conversation helped me to say again in my life, no matter what people may say, I can be and do what God says I can. LADIES, THANK YOU!

[@JustifyingT]

This was amazing. Having met Michelle When I was about to leave college. We had some of these conversations. I met her as a vip hostess for the 2012 Spelman graduation. That conversation and assurance propelled me. I am now living that dream of being an attorney ❤

[@masonwilliamsmw6068]

Hello 👋 👋👋

[@jazzyj904]

You gave yourself a lot of props and some actual words she said would have been cool to read.

[@MeahDenee]

I love seeing these women have such relatable conversations. “Don’t let great be the enemy of the good” the most powerful quote for me.

[@honeyb8733]

Tears came to my eyes when Michelle spoke about her father! Whew that's right black man. Being a hard working man with good intentions for your family outweighs any of the superficial.

[@RandyWimbley]

That moment alone needs to go viral. Our community must return to those old values.

[@laraabiona903]

I think that's why Julius from Everybody Hates Chris was one of my favorite TV dads. Beyond the comedy of him being "cheap", his discipline, work ethic and dedication to his family provided stability in the face of poverty.

[@kl.8992]

Me too - so powerful

[@jwh648]

Amen...I have 4 boys my oldest son just graduated from college...I am so proud of him..I have another son who is leaving for College next year...My oldest son said, " Dad don't worry about education, your job was your education hard working man proves to me why, I graduated from college because of your dedication to hard work.....He made me cry because, he saw my persistent never missing work but taking care of my family...

[@tiogacaltelcom]

Michelle is Michael. A man, the girls were never thiers

[@gabbiemac]

HER always looks so pretty. I love seeing her on this panel. She seems wise beyond her years.

[@bluedalia1114]

Like any other industry plants

[@monayfromdabay]

i just want to give her a hug and affirm her. youre doing great gabriella!!

[@cindyben3089]

Funny enough I never knew her name name or what she looked I just hear her songs and feel in love with her voice. The awful saw Bell

[@alexandraanderson3988]

Ikr

[@siswitvision75]

She does, like she's an old soul 🥰

[@KarlenBell]

55:16 “You need different people in different phases in your life.” This quote is amazing. It's something that I do, but don't realize why I'm doing it.

[@celestique_mind]

It was at the end when Michelle says she's always been this way and known since a little girl is SO inspiring to me that I literally cried. Because some of us have that voice inside us who know we're going to make an impact but those around us may not be able to see it, which makes you out yourself and think that you are being conceited or thinking too highly of yourself. But this woman has literally become the first Black woman in history to be the first Lady and to think that it started with TRUE self belief -not just the "we all got this" is powerful. I don't know where I'll be in life but I know I'll be somewhere that matters ❣️❣️❣️

[@moniquechenault8727]

What a great take away. Thank you for this comment!

[@flourishorji6681]

Sis you spoke my mind!

[@kylieeinstein]

because of that perverted pedophile animals? becasue of those animals i cant live in the us?????????????????

[@Miss.A-B]

There needs to be a part 2. This was so good, everyone was so relatable irrespective of their age, social status. Everyone looked so good too, Kelly’s bob was bobbing 😂😍 I just enjoy content like this

[@jaz_ofalltrades]

Me too!

[@ChelleInTheCity]

The Bob was bobbing!!! I’m Glad someone said it!! ❤❤😂

[@belleofthecity1215]

They all looked great and yes that BOB deserves it’s own acknowledgment!! It’s beautiful! 😍

[@joliegeo8277]

I really enjoyed this too. I would also like a part 2. I guess I going get the book.

[@LegaciBirth]

let us not miss how angie gently interviewed several women with a big resume all at once. she was looping people into the conversation like it was a basketball game 😆everyone was amazing in their own right. michelle was so honest and open shining a light on true life lessons, we didn’t expect from life in the white house. H.E.R chimed in at the perfect points. Kelly, touched the hearts of black women all around the world when she spoke about the importance of seeing a brown skin girl as First Lady for not only herself but also for her son. Tina when she touched on not feeling qualified to speak due to not being educated but how she rises above that was so inspiring to hear. Winnie when she talked about confidence… good job Queens! keep inspiring the world! 😍

[@kylieeinstein]

is it because of usher? i can never live in the us, because of him?

[@MekyonceVlogs]

Yes this is so on point

[@crazy4corbinbleux]

I love how Mrs. Tina is so respectful of Mrs Michelle Obama and is waiting to get called on to talk. Her modesty is beautiful on her ❤

[@abigailmoatsthecommunicati6985]

Omgeeeeeeh, I said 'The Same Thing' to My Sister watching...She was So Honorable-Sooooo Refreshing and Beautiful to see Honor on Display🥰!

[@CourtneyfromDetroit]

Facts!!! She is just downright regal.

[@champchad]

I agree though reallly wanted to hear more from her 😩

[@jedidahbintidaudi8241]

this i liked. and when she would talk i pay attension

[@gaila.9852]

@@abigailmoatsthecommunicati6985Why did you use quotation marks?

[@LegendaryGirlMedia]

Michelle was dropping gems, I could listen to her speak all day. So wise.

[@franss7554]

I’ve never watched a 1 hour 40 minute video on youtube. Only for this and every minute was worth it

[@queenqueen1053]

I love how strategic and intentional Michelle is. That’s my favorite quality of someone . Because we not just out here we are strategic as women and women of color ❤

[@P_Belle]

Agreed! Mentorship among BW is so needed."Kitchen table" talk was generational bonding (like with my grandma cooking in the kitchen or pressing my hair with the hot comb on the stove). Now, many BW don't have family members that can relate to the paths we're paving. Still, the LOVE OF A BW is such a balm: offering acceptance, resilience, and bridge building for the collective.Thank You to The Village who loves (mentors, supports, connects) me/us through!

[@prettylady818]

@@P_Belle beautifully written

[@P_Belle]

@@prettylady818 - tyvm 🌱

[@daniyahwebb354]

@@P_Belle no we need black woman to start tell the truth and hold each other accountable.

[@P_Belle]

@@daniyahwebb354 - accountable in what way(s)?

[@bestkksser]

I don’t know what you might be going through Or what situation you’re in right now but I no god is there for you and he loves you God bless everyone who came across this.🇧🇸❤️

[@dianacovarrubias9764]

🙏🏽 amen

[@daniel.j9062]

Amen Amen 🙏

[@widow3583]

know**…and AMEN🙏🏽

[@malindayoung2914]

Thank you sis. Sending love right back atcha!

[@scraigrogers]

Edit that Sharel.... KNOW GOD and NO GOD changes your whole comment....but real talk

[@nataliesoutlet]

Michelle talking about the working class figure and in this case her father, had me in tears. Love love LOVE these conversations ✨

[@jeancarlos-ir9fb]

MICHELLE OBAMA IS A CLINIALLY SICK LADY, YOU WAS ONCE ONE OF THE MOST POWERFUL WOMEN IN THE WORLD, AND NOW YOU WANT TO DESTROY YOUR IMAGE BY SITTING WITH THESE PEOPLE

[@Goodliving2021]

She’s a lovely personality

[@smilesandthetwistedmd7608]

Michael. *HE

[@CHELSEABuckhannon]

Me too❤❤❤ love her 💪 Conversation foreeal

[@vedakendrick8521]

This was the best hour and forty mins I've spent on this app. Michelle is so relatable, My forever first Lady!!

[@corinthiajabouin1193]

This Conversation/Dialogue is the TALK of all times. It’s THEE TALK. This TALK is soooo real, down to earth and Clean!!! It’s so educational and inspirational. So much learning!!! So much content here!!! Everybody needs 🎉to listen to this. I can’t go to sleep cause this is sooo good!!! Yes, a talk show needs to stem out of this. Blessings

[@lavenberry]

FFL Michelle Obama is definitely a people person. She's so relevant and interacts with people so easily even though they are so many haters that can't stand that she is everything they wish they could be. She looks fabulous. I'm loving the outfit and the hair. Cross generational was really the key. This is the best convo ever! TY for this. 🌸

[@AshleyNikolee]

I’m not even 30 minutes in and I LOVE THIS! This is beautiful!!!! I wish more moms would have convos like this with their girls. Just women in general or is as people!!! This is amazing!!!

[@talkinsomethintodefllcbymo1653]

Yes Amen girl! I love it too! I laughed, cheered, cried, they are all amazing and such beautifully spirited people.

[@kendall7086]

Yesssss share it on your FB and Twitter account. We wanna see more than "Love and Hip Hop" and Basketball Wives.

[@maxinec1616]

The elder women imparting wisdom to the younger women is what is needed! I also took note of Kelly's respect toward Michelle Obama by addressing her as, Mrs. Obama --- love that. The following statement from Mrs. Obama resounded with me, "Let your challenges be your superpower."

[@llfalexo]

As a brown-skin girl, I resonated with Kelly feeling seen and honored to witness a brown-skin girl become the 1st lady of America. Watching Barack become the president was such a pivotal moment in history and for black ppl and I will never forget it. Or how they influenced me. Just wow, what a beautiful moment. Thank you.

[@Atlien88]

This was such a great conversation! Michelle is such a great mentor and I appreciated everyone's insight. I'm so excited to read her new book! :)

[@tiffanypatterson]

This conversation was AMAZING, and the energy was MAGIC! Thank you to Michelle Obama, Angie, Kelly, Tina, HER and Winnie for coming together and openly sharing with us. ❤

[@masonwilliamsmw6068]

Hello 👋

[@allishajames6640]

As a woman and a mother, I needed to hear everything you all said. I am at the point where I don't know much about myself. Because I'm always helping people or dealing with pain and trauma. And I have 3 beautiful boys so I worry a lot about how I'm raising them. But this conversation was so needed and I appreciate you for coming together and giving us words of wisdom. Thank you

[@mrsmommyyoung]

You are loved and God will place someone in your path to help you remain steadfast in the already amazing job you are doing 🎉

[@RachelDesignsvideos]

Wow! I’m just blessed to live in a time such as this. I’m sitting here humbly under the sound of your voice First Lady.

[@hana7ish]

💗💓💞

[@godsgirl7201]

❤️❤️❤️👑

[@zanelessa]

Michelle is the light. I can't wait to get my hand on that book. My pespective of motherhood, womenhood and a humanbeing in general has been enlightened. I enjoy conversations of women keeping it real, so educative. Thank you so much all of you awesome super women. I know I will come back to this just to remind myself of how great I can be in my lowest moments. God bless you guys

[@tonikola20]

It took me two days to get through this video. Several moments had me ready to cry; both Barak and Michelle Obama have inspired me in more ways than I can ever express, Madame Michelle especially, and I'm forever thankful to God for them. I was 8 years old when they entered the White House, and they were the first political figures I was ever exposed to and the first people aside from my parents to show me leadership. Now, it wasn't until their second term that I began to grasp just what them being there meant for the country and to me, though once I did, my life and worldview changed: on leadership, on civic engagement, on how to create change, and eventually on relationships, too. Seeing Madame Michelle share her life and connect with people through her platform and regardless of it captivates my heart and inspires me; I hope and aspire to do the same for others ❤

[@Rosa-rm6op]

This is a masterclass in emotional intelligence. How to work through life. I can listen to all of this women for hours. I feel blessed to have the opportunity to listen to all this nuggets of wisdom. Thank you 🙌🏿

[@GoogleAccount00]

Watching this conversation between these beautiful women of color meant so much to me, as I am experiencing one of the darkest times of my life right now. This video gave me the boost I needed today, and hopefully this week, to keep pushing forward. I don’t have a community of black women around me, and I can see how it has greatly affected my life, and my confidence. Thank you to every woman in this video especially Michelle Obama for being classy, talented, educated, kind, transparent, encouraging, and inspiring examples for us all.💞

[@sheena9090]

Sending hugs ❤❤❤ don’t give up

[@ebonyladiesinthedr8583]

My friend circle is open! I’m happy to get to know you😀

[@blessobehi4183]

Sending you light and love 🙏🏿

[@Sheherhis]

Sending you love and peace🤎🖤💜

[@arhae87]

sending you peace, rest, and grace!

[@syckindahead]

Angie Martinez was the perfect moderator for this convo too. Shout out to Revolt for presenting this session. 🙌🏾

[@bmcvr6202]

I disagree. She is intelligent and articulate and charismatic. But she needs to stop interrupting. Minutes 19-21 were difficult for me when all I could hear was Angie’s loud voice interrupting. We women get excited when we are SEEN and HEARD but we must learn to curb the enthusiasm and give everyone their turn to talk. It’s one of my pet peeves. I love that I bumped into this conversation because it validated feelings I’ve had for a very long time. When I get interrupted and my facial expression reveals that it bothers me, people get offended. But they’re the ones who slipped up! So why should I care too much about their reaction? If they value me and my preferences, why not honor them so the friendship can continue? Why should I be the one who suffers because I revealed vulnerability and asked to be respected just as I respect you? That’s when I realized this is not a true friend.

[@POOKATKC]

Why is a white hispanic female the perfect moderator for black women conversations 🤦🏾‍♀️🤷🏾‍♀️

[@Glory2Holly]

Every time Angie answered, she made it about herself. Quite annoying.

[@georginasiaw6605]

Angie interrupted way too much sometimes, can see the discomfort in Winnie’s face occasionally

[@Uzile1]

"... The power of small... Don't let, great, be the enemy of the good.." , Michelle Obama. Wow, I'm fed, soul full, thank you.

[@kellek098]

Love! I could listen to Michelle speak all day. Her wisdom and own self-assurance are so uplifting and encouraging.

[@nthabisengmabe862]

To see how vulnerable these powerful woman are and how they shared they insecurities and fears, made me feel so much better about mine

[@GoogleAccount00]

Same 😊 so grateful for their vulnerability. It makes a difference.

[@TerryBrightlife]

Angie is doing her job !!!!! Wow she is killing this the way just aim to engaged and cross referencing everything is inspiring.

[@jcanthony16]

Thank you all for this! This was such a powerful, inspiring convo.

[@JujusOracleMsgs]

I’m currently going through this and this is crazy bc I just recorded a video I’m editing now with me talking about bringing back communities. My trust issues for so long stopped me from connecting and being my authentic self out of fear of being hurt again, but that’s what the healing stage was for. I’m done taking life and my light for granted! Thank you guys for this beautiful episode ❤

[@AbbeyHelene]

At 20 years old today soon to be 21 in April I needed this 🤍

[@faceitfacialstudio1808]

Kelly said something that resonates with me soooo much !!! Delivery…. The delivery of something is soooooooo important. Never understood it until now.

[@grobinson4993]

It’s good to see mature black women covening together to uplift and encourage one another and their audience.

[@samuraikyokkan]

well if they are allowed to be exclusve and no one cries 'racism' for lack of diversity, then everyone should be able to do it.

[@Matthew23and12KJV]

Yessss! ...instead of the drama/foolishness that some of these networks Love to promote/display between black women.

[@gaila.9852]

@@samuraikyokkanYour ignorance is appalling. Get off KZbin, and do some research.

[@Sapphic288]

@@samuraikyokkan I’m sorry your parents didn’t love you

[@hyacinthrhoden405]

I remember telling my then 16 year old that I was not her friend and she cried and cried and cried. I had to tell her I am first and foremost her mother who wanted only what is best for her. She is now a responsible wife and mother.

[@cuprunnethover2509]

My Mom told me that when I was 6 or 7.

[@dottiebaker6623]

What a great conversation - thanks for letting us see this. Whenever I see Michelle Obama, I'm always blown away by her wisdom, intelligence and ability to articulate the depth of her insights. And all the while being so open as a human being. How lucky we were to have her in the White House, and how lucky we are to have her in our country. I hope she continues to write and speak. We so need it.

[@nandnisharma269]

I am such an admirer of Michelle Obama.....she has something about her that eludes respect, wisdom, a feeling of calm and groundedness. And her new look...... I just love it!!!!!!

[@LovelyTS]

This was better than anything I've seen on TV all year. Such a needed conversation.

[@NizzLaLucy]

I’ve never realized how unapologetically savage Michelle is! She is fine-tuned filterless and I love to see it!

[@tiogacaltelcom]

She is a man, for GODS SAKE

[@tonitwitty9529]

@@tiogacaltelcom U guys are sick and it shows the jealousy u have for this woman! I despise u!

[@SupernaturalLove100]

@@tiogacaltelcomunpack the mental illness in therapy

[@tiogacaltelcom]

@@tonitwitty9529 hay, twit, know your facts..look up Micheal when he attended school and classified himself as a MALE. Are you going to feel stupid.

[@tonitwitty9529]

@@tiogacaltelcom I'm not even going to address someone so disrespectful and the name is Ms.Twitty!

[@Iam_ninaab]

After I watched this interview in my head I'm like "now I realize why Michelle is very respected and a idol in people eyes". Growing up Michelle was every little girls role model because she was the first black- First Lady and that's it tbh (this was in 5th grade) . But now that I'm older and mature and learned more about the type of person she is. I now feel like she's someone I "aspire" to be.

[@msbrowneyez006]

This was PHENOMENAL! Can you ladies do this on a regular basis?

[@masonwilliamsmw6068]

Hello 👋

[@andreiagoncalves5810]

When she talked about her father.I damn sure could relate.Fathers are needed and the power they have on us is immeasurable.If there's one thing I wish from the bottom of my heart is that my kinds can have a good and present father.When it comes to parenting this's the most important thing to me.

[@missfavoured]

This is so great to watch! Keep it coming. This generational conversation is breaking generational curses, and so much more.

[@keylanistyles]

Oh how I didn't want this to end!!! Can we get a talk show?! My soul so needed this!!

[@cookingwithrah8489]

I really enjoyed this conversation with our former first lady. The wisdom of this woman is impeccable; I would literally be watching Michelle speak and she would have my total undivided attention. Even with Mrs. Knowles and the other women you can see how much they all respect and admire her. Thank you Revolt for such an amazing interview with such powerhouse women.

[@tiogacaltelcom]

With the former man, you mean

[@voneterry1034]

Sally H.. you must be miserable… and probably white!.. I pray for you🙏🙏🏻🙏🏽🙏🏿

[@shaystar5008]

I’m so happy for segments like. I don’t have older women in my life… my mom died when I was 3 and so it’s really nice to hear these women discuss these important “inner growth” topics

[@moniquestoute6650]

Whooooo 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽.. the knowledge that was shared … I’m from the Caribbean and for the first time in my life I cared about the inauguration , thee Obamas entered the race for presidency , a change truly did come , Michelle truly is a light and I pray she continues to share her brilliance and brightness with the world , my heart is full 😊

[@patticakes5439]

Love the panel, truly enjoyed Michelle and all the rest of yall. Great show

[@aflores31]

I'm obsessed with Michelle Obama. Successful, classy, educated, down to earth, wise. The list goes on. What an icon!

[@thirtyyearcosmetologist]

Can we talk about how beautiful these women look full of style class and Grace! We need more of this! So well spoken so wise!

[@Tourwithesther.]

Yes all their outfits are elegant. Classy women.

[@pearlselane6116]

Totally agree. Elegance, class , and grace personified!

[@bnaomiday1655]

This was amazing! We need more conversation like this. We need more light in the world!💜

[@caupainregina9948]

I've enjoyed every minute of this conversation. A lot of gems were dropped. Thank you.

[@ashcassjimenez3026]

I think I’m on my 6th round of listening to/watching this video. I keep getting gems! Thank you ladies for coming together and beautifully speaking on topics that affect us all.

[@jeanhamilton1166]

I see everyone is talking about the LOW views… I love the positive and real conversations… I understand that if these women were arguing and calling each other names this podcast would be “viral”… but because this is not what society and media want people to believe we really are this won’t be on Main stream media….these conversations are real and what I go through…this particular segment was awesome and I can totally relate 🙏🏾

[@LC-yx6kb]

Mrs Michelle…I am a Pastor’s wife and I think about you often…I have used your advice in my daily life! You are such an inspiration….thank you! I love YOU! Much blessings to you!

[@Mbuyiselo5]

33:44 Ms Tina! I’m so glad she said this. So many children watch the example of what their parents do and live their lives and not what they say. She is accountable and humble as a parent 🙏 Thank you Mam

[@lauramusonye7879]

Gosh! There aren’t enough words in the English language to express what I’m feeling after watching this. I’ve sent this clip to several girlfriends because it felt to me, like such a pure and full depiction of womanhood and just being human! So many layers to unpack but the most striking thing was the power of authenticity, of vulnerability, of having a sense of community and not being afraid to share the light we carry. All of these women are leaders in their own right and have shared invaluable lessons with us. I can’t wait to get my hands on a copy of “The Light we Carry”. Thank you aunty Michelle for being who you are and allowing us to do the same

[@ChristianMartt]

This conversation is full of wisdom. Wow. I’ve learned so much from them today.

[@iamdynez]

This was so good to watch. Just beautiful to see a group of women speaking life to one another and sharing their stories of life ❤️

[@Everythoughtispossible]

I’ve just published my 1st two childrens books in faith that God will bless my situation. This is an amazing example of how to persevere in the face of adversity. Writing has become my way to find peace. I pray my work reached the right hands. Thank you revolt for the encouragement through this message

[@kathoey4798]

whats the name of your books?

[@Everythoughtispossible]

@@kathoey4798 hey they are called “Things Mommy Wants You to Know: You are the love of my life” by Jessica Marie Brooks “Things Mommy Wants You to Know About Hygiene and Self-Care” by Jessica Marie Brooks

[@suzanneclaiborne3265]

Share your links 😊

[@jasonzespinal9755]

So happy to see Angie Martinez on this stage. She is a legend

[@mssgoree87]

Yes, she did an absolutely great job 👏🏾

[@ChattyJag]

Such a beautiful show. I got emotional all over again with the realization that we had such a smart, beautiful, and amazing Black family running this country for 8 years. What an honor! I learned a lot watching this. Thank you to all the ladies. Forever my First Lady!! ❤

[@sherrywright4557]

I'm so surprised that Michelle is speaking such real, conservative ideas in practice of her personal life. I'm glad I watched this video and heard such truth and honest values from some one so many look to as an example. It actually gives me hope for the future. It just proves the importance of listening to each other and finding our commonality, not demonizing and viewing others as unqualified to speak just because of party lable. If we are ever going to address real problems we must learn how to hear past party lines & appreciate the humanity of each other. The Press really is a machine that manipulates the reality of our humanity. Thank you for sharing this round table. 🥰

[@tashamunson513]

My goodness, I loved every second of this conversation. Thanks for bringing these women together and allowing all of us to watch and engage.

[@masonwilliamsmw6068]

Hello 👋

[@internetenjoyer1002]

I love the post White House Michelle Obama!!! I'm so happy and thankful that she is being so open with us🤗 I really wish she would do a podcast, or a show where she sits down with people and has more of these conversations. I'm excited about her books, but being able to hear her voice and emotions in an open conversation format is pure magic 🌠 💫

[@hrt123177]

This hit different! I appreciate the whole panel , the flowers given to one another , the grace , the perspectives and all the love ! I cried! We need more of this ! All of these women have something to share with other women with all of their beautiful hearts and stories they share with the world to help inspire other women! Amazing ! 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 thanks for this !

[@CYBONIX]

One of the best shows I've seen. I only wanted to watch the part where Michelle talk about Barrack, but I stayed for the whole show because it was so captivating. I hope my wife and daughter watch this~! Well done.

[@dippedingold5983]

Absolutely amazing video, never watched any KZbin video this long and enjoyed every bit of it.

[@WyannVaughnChannel]

Revolt, THANK YOU. Thank you for realizing/envisioning how important this piece of content could be for us and thank you for lending your platform to a second to none execution in this fire ass production of incredible women. Leaving this dialogue, I feel seen as an upcoming GREAT. I feel valued and affirmed. I feel inspired and invigorated. I feel risky and tenacious. I feel hella thankful to Angie, Winnie, Ms. Tina, Kelly, Gabby & Ms. Michelle. I feel included in the fabric of hip hop culture the way I did when I watched Lyte, Queen, YoYo, Rage & Monie on the scene and got to pick which version of feminine greatness I wanted to resemble in this culture. Just thank you. Thank you thank you thank you.

[@priscillatoronto]

Remarkable and powerful cross-generational conversation. Grateful these gems were made available to us. The impartation of wisdom, ancestral wisdom, shared here will stay with me forever. I am excited to read "The light we carry." God bless you all.

[@Stylingirl13]

Thank you so much!!!! This conversation is 100% needed, so inspiring! Absolutely love all the women on this panel, great selection. Shout out to the incredible Winnie Harlow 🇯🇲🇯🇲

[@ToDaMaxxx]

Michelle Obama should keep doing conversations like this with a different set of women every time. Even an everyday woman. Sistas...all shapes, shades and backgrounds. This was pure perfection. Just seeing this amongst women. The maturity.. The lack of toxicity that people like to keep in the forefront. This is amazing. I'm grateful to have witnessed it

[@ifeolarewaju5423]

One of the most wholesome conversations I have listened to in 2023. One word to describe this conversation is authenticity

[@lajoliequeen6243]

Talking about living and leading a life with intentions and purposes. Thank you Mrs. O and the women.

[@muhumuzabernadette1122]

Ms Obama speaks with so much wisdom that is so true...even when the world says otherwise. Thank God for so platforms where me in Africa has access to such conversations

[@charmaineoates751]

God bless you all! Thank you for the show! Amazing host!! Michelle Obama, Beautiful person and is amazing! You definitely inspired me, motivated me and encouraged me to just be me, to be faithful and to be confident. You have an amazing gift of identifying with others and meeting them where they are to give amazing counsel. I know your family is blessed to have you! All of you inspired me, Winnie is very confident, beautiful inside and out, the youth of the beautiful lady HER.. great personality, thank you for sharing, you're very smart and at least you know where you are in life. I say, put God first! in all you do, especially at your age. God will lead you! Also, Kelly very beautiful and loving person, putting others first and sharing your life, and Mrs. Knowles-Larson, just beautiful, love your attitude, so humble and real, thank you all for showing that in the midst of all the money and fame that God still is in control, He is the Light that you all implement. Thank you for your book Mrs. Obama I just bought it on Kindle. Keep being a light from the Lord. Love you all!❤

[@mentormysister]

I felt like i was in the room with ya'll thanks so much!! Angie ... great job moderating, Sis!

[@Chelsey458]

This was such a joy to watch! So inspiring! I’m a cry baby because I cried too much lol. Love you alllll ❤ Thank you Michelle and thank you Angie, Tina, Kelly, Winna and Her 😘

[@dakotac180]

Ok I love this and I feel like we need this talk with black women at least twice a year. I love Angie Martinez. Michelle looks young with braids, she should have worn them more but loved all the messages being our therapist. Winnie is gorgeous just listening, mama yonce is always so regal, Kelly is so pretty and sweet always have loved her, Gabriel is growing into her own and we are proud of our princess.

[@blujay2011]

WOW....Everyone on this panel was amazing. Ms. Angie I loved how you guided this conversation and asked the questions that provided so much knowledge. I saw myself in Kelly, Winnie, and H.E.R. I feel like I was given a road to navigate this world as a black woman. Ms. Tina you are a great example of just keep living life. It is wonderful to see what life looks like in the future. And to Mrs. Obama ( call me Michelle 😊) you and your family have impacted EVERYONE. The grace and beauty that was shown during the 8 years in office (and to present day) allowed black families to be viewed in a positive light. The aspirations that were created when we were able to see the impossible (a black family in the White House). I cried tears of joy, tears of pride. I just want to thank each of you for showing that black don't have to always be STRONG.

[@Jordanshakur961]

When I tell you that lady is amazing 👏🏾 , I cry every time I hear her speak. Glad I was able to experience them in my lifetime

[@SmoochNicoleXoXo]

Wow! This discussion was so powerful! Michelle dropped so many gems. Love this!

[@Primalcornet7]

This was a very uplifting learning episode, she needs to have a show or a ted talk. I learned so much in this hour, then what I have learned in half a lifetime.