Phyllis Yvonne Stickney Gets Honest About Tiffany Haddish: "They" Know Who To Pick

[@tyriciankelly9185]

“THEY KNOW WHO YOU ARE BEFORE THEY GIVE YOU THE GOLDEN KEY.” POWERFUL STATEMENT.

[@nicolas4you]

Yes it certainly Is!

[@danavixen6274]

Spirituality and the universe are powerful. I was just wondering about her. Thank you Comedy Hype for allowing Phyllis Yvonne Stickney to share her INSIGHTFUL views! ❤️

[@crumbus]

Kelly Price speaks on this in reference to R Kelly

[@obedirect5491]

I must ask why didn’t we see more of this black, beautiful sista.

[@kisslena]

Powerful. And you have to know exactly who YOU are before agreeing to ANY OFFER.

[@sy5599]

She’s aged beautifully.

[@sereneamani1713]

A testament to the "Black don't crack", unless you're on crack.

[@shirl3942]

​@@sereneamani1713 Stop it!!😂😂

[@deavahughes]

Facts😍

[@IAmJustR]

drinking her water, minding her bizz 😏

[@sereneamani1713]

@@shirl3942 😂😂

[@targetegrat]

She has Paul Mooney's energy/personality

[@cam_1934]

Looks like him as well

[@Ohh_Is_That_Sooo...]

Don't know who she is yet, but I damn sure said that in the first 10 seconds before seeing this!... Excellent call in my opinion.

[@Jeromemayle]

Yeah

[@thadonjuan2339]

Yoooo I said the same thing.

[@TheQuietStorm630]

​@@cam_1934 I can't unsee it now. She does...Like she could be his Sister.😳

[@cookieconundrumsoliloquy1200]

I loved Phyllis from back in the day. She represented so much to me wearing natural hair, Africancentric styles and her Intellect and humor was always on point! Thank you for this!!

[@ziyaadcarter8724]

Queen and Gary Anthony Williams kind of resemble each other.

[@JourneyToMyDestiny]

She was so regal as the Jamaican mom in How Stella Got Her Groove Back. She totally could have replaced Madge Sinclair as queen mother in Coming to America 2. And ohhh That skin❣️

[@sharinaross1865]

I haven't seen Coming to America 2.

[@carterattainment8421]

OMG, SPOT ON!

[@MimiMajor84]

💯

[@melissad.1885]

She's always had the most beautiful skin and she still does!

[@ccalcote9125]

I Agree she literally looks the same 40 years ago

[@seanwright8786]

Absolutely. Black and flawless.

[@HemanDaniel-n9n]

I MET HER AT THE AFRICAN MARKET PLACE FESTIVAL IN L.A. SHE IS A BEAUTIFUL SISTA AND HUMOROUS.I WAS WITH MY LADY I APPROACHED HER SHE LOOKED AT MY LADY AND SAID"DID SHE GIVE YOU PERMISSION"ALL THREE OF OF US LAUGHED.

[@victorevanssr.5034]

Absolutely

[@RAYGUNKNEESHURT]

I love her as an actress, especially in Brewster Place. All these years I watched what’s love got to do with it and I just realize she was Tina’s sister in the movie.

[@patriciabester7739]

Liked her as well in New Jack City as a Lawyer.

[@ravencandle1997]

Wow I didn't know that was her

[@cherylnance-ali5824]

She was in the movie "The Inkwell"

[@taracannonllc]

Thank you for this! I had no idea.

[@sarahsimpkins1311]

Also I remember she had an TV show with Sheryl Lee RALPH call New Attitude back in 1990 it was a good show it didn't stay on to long.

[@MoodyGangsta808]

I’ve always loved her. So intelligent and such a class act. Legendary ❤

[@graceandmarvellouswonders6249]

Agreed and very confident

[@jameshayden2538]

New Yorks Own......

[@msnos6245]

She aged nicely.

[@1300mikehoward]

@@jameshayden2538 - She's not from NY like most transplant who NY claims

[@lrf1013]

Always!!!!!!!!

[@cherryllehatchett6993]

She’s so eloquent, beautiful, and extremely talented. It’s so refreshing to her continue to evolve and share. Love her ❤️🥰❤️

[@peekaboo3968]

She was one of the baddest i saw growing up. Go Queen. I had to click 🎉

[@Michelles_Daughter]

💯

[@RJNumber45]

Word... she had cakes, and that beautiful chocolate complexion

[@geminilove8323]

Absolutely.

[@amj4441]

💯💯💯

[@TCthaCrisis]

​@RJNumber45 Ayo I feel as if you are trying to steal my past and future wife.

[@stevenleslie3557]

I’m conflicted, cause the title of this video should of been “Phyllis Yvonne Stickney gets Honest about Hollywood” but instead it involves another Black Actress’s name because of course divisiveness pulls in more clicks than unity. I have to check my heart as well though, because why did I allow a divisive title to draw my attention? I have to change as well as the direction of this platform!

[@turquoisepurple7sky151]

🗣🗣🗣🗣🗣🗣🗣🗣🗣🗣

[@TheNenaBrown]

THIS!!

[@turquoisepurple7sky151]

A lot of these sites play a huge part into mess. Comedy Hype is like a Shade Room. Doing Nothing and divide and conquer. She probably does not even know what he is getting at even in his questions and he always thinks someone will GO THERE FOR THE LOW BELT. THIS IS WHY I DO NOT LIKE COMEDY HYPE

[@Duval-Dame]

🎯🎯🎯🎯

[@cinnamoncampbell661]

Amen too that!

[@H3ydeeeeee6537]

I absolutely love everything about her! I remember watching Jungle Fever as a kid (definitely shouldn't have been allowed to watch that back then 😂) and her energy and style and still is was EVERYTHING! This interview is awesome ❤💐💐💐

[@biln2]

“They know who you are and what your vices are before they give you the golden key.” Phyllis Yvonne Stickney

[@youtubeidentity7412]

💯 And they'll feed your weakness then use it against you. I'm not even trying to be famous or be in Hollywood but that last part of the interview still sent chills down my spine because it's true for a lot of systems and groups.

[@Sonia-cf4vf]

Loved her since the Showtime at the Apollo days also lovedher in Women of Brewster's Place. She is a class act. Beauty, Brains, and humor!

[@jackeeo824]

Forgot about Brewster Place...She had pigtails and a bunch of kids😂😂😂

[@Hustlerclub203]

I thought that was her!!

[@Aquaboogie68]

Power in da booty!! 😂!

[@sandywaters1153]

@@jackeeo824 She was acting!

[@tmariethatsme8170]

​@@jackeeo824 New Jack City as well

[@brownsugako7772]

I love Phyllis, and I agree I think Tiffany played her cards wrong. She had such a sad beginning story, everyone felt sorry about that and wanted her to WIN, and big, she played herself to be a slap stick minstrel show.

[@carlthomas3895]

Right , I agree …….. I felt She got sucker punched twice .

[@HNiCDuke]

Well just like she said, They know which ones to pick. Tiffany haddish didn't do anything Hollywood didn't know she wouldn't do

[@destinymckay871]

Agreed

[@iunderstanphotography2780]

At least she put a lot of comedians on with her She Ready show, but after that it seems like misstep after misstep

[@lt3074]

She's not funny to me.

[@tooka81]

I love that she didn't say that Johnathan Majors didn't do it, which is what I think the interviewer wanted her to say. She basically said that the studios knew what kind of person that he was and didn't do anything about as long as it didn't hurt their pockets. But know that its known to the public they basically tossing him under the bus.

[@jenesishunter9674]

You Baka! Obviously, you haven't been paying attention as you should have been. Because I can definitely say innocent until proven guilty! The Small Hats and Caucasians shouldn't just have that right! 😮

[@jjayphilly342]

I remember when Khalil Muhammed was on the Phil Donahue show and this beautiful sister was in the crowd and made a comment about our plight in this country. I've always rooted for her.

[@juliusbradley4453]

I remember it like it was yesterday. And it's 2023; the words she said is still relevant today.

[@MamaHarperr]

I THOUGHT that was her. Thank you for conforming

[@qlg8574]

I am glad to see her doing interviews. She was always standout in all her performances. She looks good too.

[@jaybabydoll]

She told a story that sums up Hollyweird, in minutes! A beautiful, smart black sister whom I have appreciated since" The Inkwell"❤ Teach us ❤

[@allofmetv3438]

I can listen to her talk all day. She has so much wisdom

[@crystalkarma2015]

She has not aged a day! Just perfection!

[@JovonKing]

How many of y'all remember when Khailid Muhammed was on the Phil Donahue show & towards the end of the show he was taking questions & listening to people point of view & she was actually one of the people in the audience that got a chance to speak & she got a standing ovation from the crowd & Khalid himself after she voiced her opinion 👑✊🏾💯

[@MisanthropistPOV]

I saw that but didn’t think it was her. I really thought it was a “twin”

[@inspectorgadget247]

Rest in the essence to Dr. Khalid Muhammed ❤

[@kb72977]

I have a physical and digital copy of that episode. Brother Khalid raised his fist in acknowledgement of this Queen's powerful eloquence

[@JovonKing]

@@kb72977 sure did 💯

[@seanwright8786]

Bro Khallid proposed to her. He wanted to marry her. This is facts. She and Doc had a relationship back in the 90's.

[@Bro_TD]

She is so freakin beautiful. Always admired her and her talent.

[@quietstorm1897]

I am enjoying these interviews with her and understand why she hasn't had the level of success that she deserves.

[@carterattainment8421]

She’s too militant. They do not gravitate to those with militancy mind-set. They just started embracing darker skin tone actors and those at some point strayed and went off track with their styles and messages if they had one to begin with. Look at Lupita. Of all the dresses she could have worn the other day, she wore a bust of her upper body. Really? Look like a joke. We for odd reasons cannot stick to class once we get to the top. Look at Ms. Patti and Oprah. Beyoncé, they coming for you and Lizzo once you go against the alternative world.

[@jennaywilliams1024]

@@carterattainment8421 none of those people you mentioned are too black for Hollywood. They are the ones who they can control and push on us.

[@RanceRob]

I got to meet her back when she was in a stage production with my cousins. That was like 2000-01. She is so gorgeous and it felt like she could see into a person’s soul.

[@sereneamani1713]

A great memory.

[@tam2676]

Phyllis is like a breath of fresh air. I love her wisdom. My mom named me after Tamara Dobson. I hated my name until she told me that. 😊

[@shirl3942]

Your mother named you after one of the most beautiful and talented woman ever!!😮

[@tam2676]

I agree, and I am proud to carry that name.

[@TheRetiredHotGurl]

I'm named after her as well, and it's such an honor. ❤

[@THEBIGO27]

Tamara is an ancient American 🇺🇸 name. It is the western hemisphere’s version of Tameri which is from Kemet. It’s a very special name for us and our women. 💪🏾🪶

[@beautifulsoultress3078]

So good to see her again. She is a talented artist. She played Tina Turner's sister in what love got to do with it and even though she was not seen throughout the movie she contributed to the movie success. She starred in other classic movies from the 90s.

[@shawnhudson6649]

She just dropped hella gems for free.

[@DrBeeSpeaks]

I just wanted to say, Phyllis, you are amazing and you've been beautiful forever. When I was a kid, seeing you do comedy on TV, made me prouder to be in my own chocolate-rich skin. Thank you!

[@montanadash20]

I hope she capitalizes on this moment. I feel like there's an audience for the things she has to say and she could become a star in a completely different light. Its 2023 man... We can unlock our OWN potential!!!

[@MindbytesXL]

Great statement, i agree

[@thesoftlife1033]

She is an amazing talent and stunningly beautiful ❤️🖤💚🍾🥂💋

[@missalphaomegagod-2u]

Facts! 💯🙌🏾❤️🖤💚

[@blackanonymous7215]

Phyllis Yvonne Stickney never got the opportunities I thought she deserved. Love her!

[@lameciaricks8864]

Because she wasn’t going for those lame offers and to be controlled by Hollyweird!

[@lameciaricks8864]

She definitely got them but those opportunities weren’t worth losing her soul!

[@MadAngel209]

From Brewster's Place to New York Undercover, from New Jack City to Jungle Fever, she's indeed a legend. When Phyllis Yvonne Stickney tells the truth, she spits fire.

[@sicksadworld6221]

"They know who you are...what your vices are before they give you the golden key." 🎯

[@parislove9723]

I felt that frfr

[@jasonphillipmccauley7103]

Young people take a seat at her feet and listen 👂🏾 .

[@bigsiscandice8818]

She's my favorite comedian and actress that i still remember watching growing up on Showtime at the Apollo Movie's "Talkin' Dirty After Dark" " Die Hard With A Vengeance " " New Jack City" "Jungle Fever" "Malcolm X" "What's Love Got Do With It" "The Inkwell " "How Stella Got Her Groove Back" Television show & mini series "The Women Of Buster's Place" "New Attitude"

[@tashied422]

I loved her in the movie "Talkin Dirty After Dark." She has that same attitude. Love it

[@sondralee232]

Love her so down to earth

[@dextersfinest175]

Phyllis Yvonne Stickney had crossed my mind recently and lo and behold, here she is on Comedy Hype. Good to see her doing well👍

[@LifeInTheSunshine]

Thought of her recently too! I just couldn't remember her name. Always loved her.

[@HeavensProperty]

I absolutely love the pure authenticity. It is mesmerizing. Unfortunately it is something that majority has rid themselves of in today’s society. Authenticity is timeless and can not be duplicated ❤🙏🏽

[@LOYAL4YA]

Sister Phyllis is a real one. Her 2000's BET Comicview standup was great. Dr. Boyce Watkins mentions that book she referred to on numerous occasions. The Chicago comic she's referring to is Corey Holcomb.

[@heymrnickerbocker]

I didn't grow up with a silver spoon in my mouth MIZZ HAWKINS!!!!🤣🤣😂

[@RJNumber45]

Nino Brown in New Jack City 😎

[@heymrnickerbocker]

@@RJNumber45 yeah lol. she was MISS HAWKINS!! LMAOO. I had to. LOL

[@1Dub79]

I was literally, just thinking of putting that in the comments. Lol 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Yvettee214]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@eugeniabrown9906]

Goodc to see Phyllis. I haven't seen her in any productions in a long time. She has always been culturally connected.🖤

[@kieakieakieaoww]

She was apart of my rights of passage as a teen and she was super down to earth and honest, a very loving woman who made me remember her name❤

[@KM-xt4wc]

Something similar has been said also about how Fox used all of our favorite shows to we loved , Martin, Living Single and others to make money and other networks like WB. We fell in love with great black sitcoms and then they up and disappeared.

[@KevonnieElaine]

Yes!

[@brianladson3595]

The black queen, she is legendary, a credit to our black consciousness

[@peekaboo3968]

I believe that black films saved hollywood... yep

[@JukuduB]

💯

[@DEsha29]

We need our own film category

[@edm1207]

Even the james bond franchise had to bow down to the popularity of black exploitation era lol

[@TCthaCrisis]

Believe?? It's basically a fact

[@registame2878]

@@DEsha29 😂😂😂 whats going to happen when that happens?

[@MyCoffeyBreak]

Let me say this... from 3:09 - 3:39 ... that was a whole language that I understood. Love my beautiful black Queens!! 👑

[@sjaykay9884]

Haven’t seen one bad comment about this sista in here. In this day and age it’s hard to find that. That’s a testament to her. Dope talented sista!

[@msmochah37]

I loved watching her. She was very unique and I felt the respect that she commanded, yet still funny and a great actress. I can tell that she wasn't going to drunk the coolaide.

[@Khadijah459]

Great to see Phyliss Yvonne Stickney, always my favorite always the "most real one" miss her so much she gave the young un's a history lesson SALUTE !! Great Interview

[@SHERIDANSDAVIS]

I was literally just talking about her! I’m so glad you’re interviewing her!!!

[@jwreck5281]

When she talks , it’s like she lived right next door to me when I grew up, worked as our school lunch lady, drove my school bus !!! I love her

[@karenwestfield981]

I have loved this woman in everything she has played in and I love her grace

[@ebonywoods4114]

I remember her and she is a true talent from every role I’ve seen her in. Power to your self love and loyalty to your own

[@MannyLin-pj6zz]

We need her in new shows

[@jahneastanfield2662]

I have always enjoyed her work. Even more as an adult! Salute!!!! 💐💐💐💐💐💐

[@andrejackson5489]

Great interview need more of her👍

[@bleu999]

Love her , too real for Hollywood

[@Theohybrid]

The Black Dollar is a strong one. We’ve just gotta monopolize it and stop giving it away. Then again, that requires that we stop hating each other too and normalize our Black & Non-Black neighbors.

[@thespadestable]

The Black Dollar is limited. There is only but so much that can be drawn from Black movie goers. Tyler Perry showed what movies attracted a particular Black audience, and so far, no Black director has been able to draw out the ones who are not feeling Tyler Perry's productions.

[@Theohybrid]

@@thespadestable Ryan Coogler did it and so did Jordan Peele. Also, Isa Rae and Donald Glover. Tyler Perry definitely did and spoke to demographics who liked his products: Black Christians and Black Women. I’m a male and still found his work hilarious and yet got introduced to his plays via my mother. It makes sense. We do need more directors who can speak to the Black mind and make them feel seen; rather than whatever has been cranking out in Black face lately. It’s like weird liberal Black movies that Black liberal bougie college students would enjoy. It’s Black but it doesn’t really speak to the wider Black culture that Black Panther or Tyler Perry’s movies did. It’s like liberal White people are making them and making their plights annoying by being so in your face that people will just burnout with the content thus with the actual plights of Black people via a trend.

[@Theohybrid]

@@thespadestable This is fair. The Black Dollar is limited but we’ve seen from Black Panther how influential it is when it’s put into things Black people are actually interested in. So we’ve just got to keep doing that; while making movies quality and actually good instead of banking on Black people devoting to them simply because they’re Black. Having quality that no one can deny would be a great catalyst to show how the rest of America react; because they did. In gaming, the Japanese made Elden and it took the world by storm. You heard how other people were honestly hating. These were the same people who leaned on “meritocracy” yet had every complaint that no gamer shared. The Japanese worked hard for their passion project and it showed us how America’s prejudice actually worked. They low key haters. They want you to work; but not better than them. It’s why when Black Panther came out and exploded, everyone had every complaint in the book that wasn’t shared by the actual viewers.

[@LyndaDBrownAuthor]

One of my favorite actresses. Thanks for talking about the Black 70's movies; they termed them Blaxportation movies, a negative connotation. Why? The Blacks were in charge and exposing and destroying the White man. Great interview.

[@crystalowens3984]

She is very good love her work 👌💯

[@KeeTv2023]

So glad y'all caught up with her. She is amazing!!! Beautiful personality. A1 6/7/23

[@joseyeastwood]

I remember Phyliss from a lot of movies back in the 90s what a beautiful smart Queen ❤

[@GodBlessTheChild1]

Isn’t this the woman who played the waitress in Malcom X? “Thank You!” for sharing ❤️🖤💚

[@Blessedbythalord]

Sure is

[@ericjones499]

She was with the man himself, the Great Doctor Khalid Muhammad briefly, and I’m sure his influence still resonates. And she’s always been a flawless beauty.

[@absuneeq3]

Fantastic to see the Goddess Phyllis Yvonne Stickney on this platform!! I’m always thrilled to see her live shows when she’s in NYC!! She’s got star 🌟 power…let’s shower her with flowers💐 !

[@smusicluv]

They know what you're vices are before they give you the golden key.... Love her!

[@edreid7872]

I can listen to her for hours..

[@eppskevin]

Man…

[@kincamell]

Gratitude Ps Peace to Charlie Russell he wrote 5 on Black Hand Side. He is also Bill Russell's older brother. Peace to the whole cast . Pps The Inkwell is one of the best movies, ever.

[@bumbabums-]

Side note. her skin is glowing..like she is shining.. every colour is being reflected off her skin 🥰😍 I mesmerised just looking at her as she moves when she talks

[@bananabread2833]

Watching her on 'Sherri' right now. I've always loved her!

[@racquel2386]

She has always spoken so forthrightly. From Donahue to Jungle Fever!

[@Cherry99Pie]

One of the most elegant beautiful sistas that ever graced the stage. Thank you for sharing Sista Phyllis with us.

[@shasha-muse6054]

I have always loved this woman and her work!!!

[@byfeliciay8172]

I’m excited for the Full interview..

[@MsPrincessaj]

I LOVE Phyliss!!!🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾. She tells the truth. Period.

[@donniedemarco]

“…they know what your vices are, before they give you…”the golden key 🔑.” Best quote EVER!

[@complexblackness]

5:41 Did anyone catch the word she said? It the Jewish (Yiddish) way of saying the N-word. Don't ever let a Jewish person tell you that it just means Black. They don't call black shoes that. It's a derogatory term they have for us. It can be spelled Shvartzer/schvartze.

[@funkpill]

Yup

[@annabelconstantine1241]

Wow

[@bossplayermfs5972]

I got a derogatory word that I call to them as well and it rhymes with bike 🚲.

[@charlenemckinney7858]

EXACTLY!!

[@QueenSha71]

Always LOVED her she is a GEM 🫡🤍

[@jpalmz]

One's principles cannot be for sale or negotiation. Keep standing tall Ms. Phyllis.👏🏽

[@kingyosef5746]

Queen dropped many 💎 gems...💯

[@doriselizabeth-pc7ug]

LOVE THIS WOMAN,SHE IS ALWAYS ON POINT AND KEEPS IT REAL!!!

[@mykhaelbrandon]

She always has spoken so beautifully. Even her honesty and transparency is beautiful

[@leeleecorbett8421]

She Is A Gorgeous Woman! God Bless You MaMa ! Love Lee Lee!

[@KingSimonPresents]

Teach Sister Phyllis

[@PamelaDFrank]

Man - she needs to write a book - I appreciate the work that this channel does; please keep up the good work, thanks so much for what you do.

[@nolasunflower]

Omg thank you for having her on your show 🙌🏾🥰🥰🥰

[@RealJudah144]

She is a legend

[@paulolele579]

I agree with all the points that the sister made 100 percent. I just feel like we could have had this interview without making Tiffany Haddish the main focus and to be fair this is more on the Journalist because he did not have to mention Tiffany Haddish's name, especially in the manner in which he did. For me that is poor journalism. Also it is not only Tiffany Haddish, but there also a handful of black actors and actresses who engage in very questionable things in Hollywood.

[@livedirect2122]

She graduated from Padua Academy in my hometown and always been the realest

[@1969deena]

She's so Agelessly BEAUTIFUL! and an AWESOME actress, I wish there were more movies with her in it ! She Brings all That FLava!

[@Myopiniononly_ijs]

She is the epitome of class sass and natural ass (respectfully)the original boodylicious before folks started losing they lives over it.

[@joshbeldo4435]

Good to see this beautiful sister is still alive and well from the golden era of authentic Afro-AMERICAN Television and film from late 80's to the early 90's she was what we call conscious back then still gorgeous with shiny black skin Lord have mercy,I'm 44 yrs old now,but this sister was on all the hip tv shows back then when I was a youth growing up in Brooklyn NY...

[@jacquelinewashington5492]

Yvonne is the most beautiful real female actress/comedian I’ve ever watch! I’m honored to have her greatness in my lifetime! Still greatness👋🏽👋🏽👋🏽👋🏽👋🏽👋🏽

[@TalkUnlimited]

Ive always been a fan of her work as a comedienne/actress. Whenever I see her Miss Hawkins in my Nino Brown voice is the first thing comes to mind.🤣👏👏💯

[@monicabarnes1435]

I love her, she is so authentic and absolutely real within herself, she is not a sellout, she is honest and worthy of her craft and did it her way. If she ever comes to DC I would pay to see her comedy show.. I often go on youtube and look at her past performances and just laugh and laugh, I place her in the genre of, Richard Pryor, Redd Foxx, Moms Mabley, what a class...

[@ConniesCookingChannel]

She dropping knowledge💯

[@dtd9003]

I've always admired her craft. What a wonderful talent and lady.

[@the5thhouse_]

Omg!! I absolutely love and adore this beautiful gorgeous Goddess! Loved her in "Jungle Fever and Women of Brewster Place" One of my favorite female actresses of the 90s. Gratitude 🙏🏼 💫🙏🏼

[@souldiva8981]

I love her❤

[@r.stevens6205]

She is an unsung legend!!!!!!