Porsha Williams, Wendy Williams, Kelly Rowland, Reesa Teesa + MORE!

[@MorganRimming]

"I wanna see people that are married. I wanna see old money." We ALL want that but if we can be so honest, people with real money and a respectable and good reputation; would never put their businesses and marriages on the line for reality TV.

[@DaintyAbby]

This.

[@laurencameron3150]

Exactly! Those people would NEVER EVER in the land of NEVERLAND!

[@love252-p4r]

THIS!!!!

[@Electra9797]

And I don’t blame them one bit, go be happy in private!

[@NIO623]

Yep!!! 💯

[@NKim-gj9vk]

Illness isn’t karma. There’s lots of great people who get sick and horrible people that live to 100. The way people talk about her you’d think she killed someone instead of gossiped

[@every8hours382]

She’s ignorant. I guess her being bipolar and chronically single is her karma. She’s very ignorant

[@every8hours382]

Meanwhile their whole show is based on gossiping as well!!

[@TiffanyRayneOfficial]

Nobody is saying Wendy's illness is karma, but you can't have malicious intentions either. A lot folks don't know grimey, back in the day, radio Wendy. Y'all only know TV hot topic Wendy. She did use her education and experience in media to be malicious. Being malicious hurts people. Being a public figure, gossip comes with the territory, whether it's true or not, people are going to talk about you. But it's a difference when you use what you got to intentionally hurt people. So is it Karma, no, but she knows how it feels now to be in the exact predicaments she talked about others for.

[@PisceanWarrior]

It is in Wendy's case

[@TyRcook]

Love you girlie

[@wynterdavis4124]

We love a consistent queen during black women's black history month!

[@PENPAL555]

YES INDEEDY👏👏👏👏

[@bladeowens]

i can’t WAIT for MARCH

[@PENPAL555]

@@bladeowens Me too! 🤗

[@journey2me547]

Jessie can you please put up subtitles when you speak Haitian Creole? I feel like I’m missing out 😂

[@ladybug3380]

She usually translates it in English after saying it in creole but I agree.

[@neyvilwitty4312]

She was saying she woke up and thank God for the day and she didn’t brush her teeth yet and the headline was Porsha divorcing her husband. She’s never been that sock. 😅

[@guirlandebelance2678]

Honey, you are not missing much she’s saying exactly the same thing in English is just Haitian Creole is very funny it sound like she’s saying more than she’s just more talk that’s all but she do need to do that for y’all😂😂😂😂😂

[@bernettaparker3739]

@@neyvilwitty4312thanks for the translation 😂😂😂

[@justbelit]

I agree. I been trying to learn creole but it hasn't worked out😂

[@Queentherm88]

When the Diddy story came out, Wendy would’ve been like “told you so!”. I’ve been following her since her radio days. She’ll be in my prayers

[@LifeOfKells]

The problem with being okay with scammers and calling it “reparations” is that they’re not only scamming “oppressors”… the fellow oppressed are being scammed too……

[@ChisomAdaora]

Yea, she lost me with that one 😅

[@sugahjones]

Exactly!!

[@yeswe_buy_houses1805]

THANK YOU 🙏🏾

[@thestylingtwins]

Right! More than anyone else . And even if the oppressors are scammed they’ll find a way to recoup from the oppressed

[@jjtaylor1932]

So if everyone else is saying this is Wendy William's, karma. What about Jason Lee? What about Dish Nation? What about the shade room? What about The Breakfast Club? All these people gossip about everybody, so are they going to get karma too???

[@rickihosein]

Exactly!!!...what they didn't like, is that Wendy didn't skirt around the issues, she said exactly how she felt!...I feel real bad for what is going on with her!!

[@sasantipe]

​@rickihosein8637 exactly Wendy was best she didn't give f she would say what she wanted

[@rickihosein]

@@sasantipe ...exactly...no other person compares to her when it came to doing gossip news..she's seriously missed on air!!

[@TheeJessieWoo]

Not too much on dish nation omgggg 😭 how we get in it??

[@lindarie815]

I watched religiously but she started saying some really messed up, questionable ish about ppl. She loved telling women to get divorced too...check what she said about Tabitha's marriage. Sad all around

[@erikajohnson2657]

The cruel irony of her literally losing her voice...the voice that made her a legend and a titan in the entertainment industry. There will NEVER be another😢❤

[@justinawilliamson5714]

The holy bible don't lie . It ( also explained ) what still happens , unfortunately. Remember , scripture ? : a brother will unalive its own brother, and vise versa.

[@starjolie8230]

Hey Jessie ! I love your content . One thing I want to say as a Haitian American woman who was raised in South Florida as well . All our experiences are not the same.To my face I’ve never was made fun of by a black Americans. In actuality, they’re were some of the most open and inviting people that I’ve experienced. My daughter is half Black American, my husband is black American , best friends of 20 yrs are Black American and I attended and graduated from a HBCU ; so I have a ton of experience with ppl in the Black American community. Typically, most Black Americans have shame but the thing I noticed that they have that MOST Haitian immigrants/families don’t have is transparency. To me , they are a lot more open with their highs and lows than Haitian immigrant / families. Until you really connect with Black American culture outside of entertainment, it would be nice if you don’t box them in. Also , to be honest in South Florida , Haitian talked down to Black Americans from the time they touch US soil ,so we are not innocent. We all have work to do in the diaspora to come together . But, we all have to be honest about our bias so we can move forward.

[@every8hours382]

Thank you for acknowledging this. What she said grouping black Americans into a monolith was very telling. Without acknowledging how some immigrants dog black Americans. She’s very problematic

[@NIO623]

Nigerian here- yes you are correct on the transparency. I agree with that.

[@copiouscat]

🎯🎯🎯 THIS. Complète facts

[@every8hours382]

This!!!

[@nwatson2773]

My experience with the Black diaspora in South Florida is I'm cool with Africans, Caribbean blacks and African Americans. I can fit easily within all those groups.

[@Denailacole]

I dont know what black American households you know. My family don’t and NEVER played games when it came to reputation. I’m still trying to learn my own identity, due to the unrealistic expectations that were set for me. We all have our own experiences, and one culture is not better or of a higher standard than the other.

[@every8hours382]

Exactly she just be saying anything

[@nikimd7833]

That’s what I said. I wasn’t able to do any old thing as a kid and my family is huge on pride. My mother always said “When you leave this house, you don’t just represent yourself. You represent your whole family.” My husband is Saint Lucian and it’s amazing what other Black people think about Black Americans. His mom told me once that she’s surprised I’m so polite-meanwhile she’s a rude old bat but that’s a story for another day 😂

[@petitelune5284]

I mean look at the songs y’all are making popular all this rap talking about killing, being promiscuous and drugs. I’m not saying all of you agree with this but these types of entertainment, it’s apart of your culture. You need to realize that. I want to see y’all win!

[@Okra_winfrey]

I literally said the same thing in these comments. I don’t understand where the perception comes from that we just be allowed to do whatever tf we want like yt people. Huh?! Absolutely tf not. In FACT, while she was talking about shame, we don’t just experience shame from our family, we watch our families shame other black people ALL THE TIME because they think those people are a reflection of them and they don’t want to be associated.

[@nikimd7833]

@@petitelune5284 okay let me give you an example. Jamaican dancehall is very sexual, has plenty of gunman tunes, and many would say normalizes violence. However, how many among us would distill Jamaican culture to that subset of dancehall music? I would hope that it would be no one. Most reasonable people recognize that type of music is only one component of Jamaican culture. However, when it comes to Black American culture, which is very rich and very storied as well, people only want to point to that subset of rap music! Mind you, every person making that music isn’t even American! Kodak Black, 21 Savage, Nicki Minaj, XXXtentacion, Pop Smoke, etc. are all either immigrants or children of immigrants. And if we take a trip across the pond, the UK drill scene, which also heavily promotes violence, is made up of the 1st, 2nd and even generation immigrants from Africa and the Caribbean, so…?

[@aujah2416]

I usually enjoy Jessie’s content but this time I felt as though she ignorantly generalized Black Americans. When she said black immigrants carry shame and weren’t allowed to have as much freedom as Black American children ( using smoking a cigarette as a point of reference), I was highly offended. I’m not 100% sure of the culture in Miami, however that is not the case for MANY Black folks in other parts of the country. Majority of her following is black American women but whatever trauma she’s experienced in her past, you can clearly see it’s being projected through her content towards Black American people. She said “ya’ll don’t want unity”, I believe it’s the other way around. I do not know anyone who felt that Simon’s immigration status was a laughing matter. She used the moment to spew her disdain for Black Americans which is so odd.

[@chakastyles8794]

Your comment is on point. I never listen to person and do not plan to visit this page any time soon. I’m so tired of folks trying to compare every ethnicity and race to us. Talking about what America Black people do or don’t do while assimilating to our culture.

[@Nethanda]

Well you aren't completely innocent in the diaspora wars. A lot of you despise people you deem the wrong kind of blacks. And you have all the smoke for them and none for Latinos who have taken everything from your community and disrespect you .

[@christinaosselin5930]

She was basically pointing that out to being Haitian she not wrong about that. Haitian parents, especially mothers, you can't do no wrong in their eyes. You always have to do right by them.

[@NCLKiner]

Right! It’s a shame we blacks don’t stick together. That’s the issue with blacks. We forget we are all one. I tell my AA husband that all the time. First time I met him his cousins said becareful Nigerians are scammers helloooo Scamming originated from America these Africans just are enhancing it 😂. Black folks especially AA fast to laugh at their fellow blacks and Africans on the other hand hates AA believing all AA are lazy that’s kills each other. It’s just a shame situation. But you are right, we shouldn’t tear each other. Blacks are blacks in the eyes of everyone.

[@MsRochieBaby]

JESSICAAAA...THIS DRESS IS 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@CMi-em6fs]

She looks great and she done loss some weight too

[@Dollybouzi]

I spent my whole childhood worrying about getting deported . I came to the US at age of 5 ,didn’t get my residency until I was 13 and didn’t become a citizenship until I was 20. I’m just now “relaxing”, im 26 . The black immigrant struggle is real.

[@PENPAL555]

THAT'S A DAM SHAME ! Did they think you were a spy or something at 5 years old? That is so cruel & disgusting. I'm so sorry you & your family had to go thru that 🙏🙏. I bet if you all were CLEAR PEOPLE aka ⬜ 😏 & had immgrated from Ireland, Scottland, Norway, etc, etc. Take you pick of any predominantly CLEAR 😏 COUNTRY. You & your families immigration process would have been seemless & a wonderful experience...

[@momi1610]

"Shame" isn't just a Black immigrant experience. Have you ever heard of "respectability politics?" Also, Black American parents don't simply allow their children to do whatever they want to do. Yes, there is a section of the Black American population who probably could, but there are so many Black Americans, from millennials and older, who had very strict and/or religious parents. Black folks across the globe and continental Africans aren't as different as some like to make it seem. Is there xenophobia and ignorance coming from some Black Americans? Yes. Just like there are plenty of nonsensical generalizations and misperceptions about Black Americans coming from non-Black and Black immigrants. We need to start speaking with each other more, so that we can knock down all of this sourness that we fling at each other. It's tired and only helping to further exalt white supremacy and anti-Blackness.

[@T.Thomas69]

She only sees what’s going on with African American celebrity kids and what’s going viral and thinks, “this is what they do”. She doesn’t want Haitians and Africans looked at as monoliths but sure as hell don’t have a problem with looking at African Americans as one.

[@theafrobeatnik]

👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@drmeredithdavis1987]

Black immigrants are not a monolith. It really depends on who you are, your proximity to blackness and how far one is willing to distance themselves from the Black experience in the US. Xenophobia is a ploy to divide African diasporic people.

[@Anna-hg3bn]

So what do you make of the blogs paid to promote it. We can't blame white ppl for the engagements.

[@Anna-hg3bn]

Don't get me started on how many times I've seen the shade room (owned by a Nigerian. ) Post negative stories about certain countries while simultaneously promoting others . Neighborhood does.the same thing.

[@T.Thomas69]

Just like black immigrants are not a monolith Black Americans aren’t one either so her saying “It was African Americans” with negative comments wasn’t it when she alluded that African Americans can “do whatever we want” wasn’t it as well. She should have articulated herself better.

[@theafrobeatnik]

@@T.Thomas69​ 🎯Black americans aren’t a monolith either. This is why conversations are needed. I grew up in a strict conservative black household because we were one of few black families in our neighborhood. There was no acting up, doing what we want, wearing what we want…there were high expectations of excellence not just in school but including church every Sunday. We really need to understand each other as people…especially during black history month…seriously

[@drmeredithdavis1987]

@@T.Thomas69 agreed!!!!

[@vanessaamankwah9501]

I’m crying at “Porsher” lmao 😂😂😂

[@Justamommy86]

This 😅 I just love her sm!

[@caramelthepoetryprincess5220]

🤭🤭😏

[@justinawilliamson5714]

I'm also very overwhelmed, in ref. To being bias , flip flop - only want to believe truth , as long as its not exposing certain buddies B.S. /& history of wicked ways !!!!!!!!!

[@Rosalynn1477]

I love you soo much my sista!!! I love how your stand up for us Africans and the struggles!! I was born in Uganda, lived in Kenya, but grew up in America since I was 7 years old so I have seen my parents go through it and how hard it was to get their citizenship!! I agree with you 100 percent! 👅 You are my soul sista you always have me on the floor dying!! And I’m waiting on the older sister committee to start!!!😅🥰 NAKUPENDA SANA

[@tanialuv4920]

EXCEPT they just scamming regular people and not the GOVERNMENT. Scamming is never okay because you never know who’s on the otherside and what they’re going through. Be mindful of Karma.

[@jjtaylor1932]

So true

[@jennilei3900]

Thank you!!!! . You don’t get retribution for what you think you deserve from the American government by scamming hardworking folks who happen to be American. Justifying stealing from innocent ppl is very counterproductive and morally bankrupt.

[@A.xxx24]

Seriously

[@brooklynnikki478]

As a victim of scam, this is true. Scamming is not okay because you never know who is on the other side. These scammers scam their own people. Black people!

[@TheeJessieWoo]

This is a valid point

[@teacherjawn3816]

I would like to meet these Black Americans who did not grow up with a lot of shame and who had so much freedom.

[@cristalleslie6311]

My favorite part of the Wendy show was ask Wendy. It was so relatable and the realest part of the show. May she feel better soon.

[@Kcn145]

I don’t like how you said “not to offend Nigerian but” but then her no issue talking candidly black Americans when you literally benefit from the sacrifices of black Americans as a black immigrant living in America..and black American parents definitely do not let their kids do “whatever they want.” Yeah, that ain’t it bby

[@heavensdresser1118]

Exactly

[@MorganRimming]

I love Jesse to pieces but all she proved is what all of us African Americans know, they don't F with us and they look down on us. And then we are gaslit when we acknowledge and say this and they look at us like they have no idea why we feel this way.

[@IAmQuestReborn]

Old school parents didn't let their kids run around like they didn't have any sense, but these new parents aren't parenting nowhere near the same. My brother teaches and these kids are off the hook. We need to do better on both sides to shake the prejudices and support one another.

[@ladybug3380]

These parents nowadays don’t discipline these children.

[@DaDonAquarius]

This comment is kinda what she’s talking about Black Americans with the civil rights movement made is possibly for ALL immigrants to benefit not just black immigrants. Where is the smoke for the YT immigrants that get all and take all the benefits that black Americans and immigrants DONT get. You just proved her point. And where did she say black Americans didn’t sacrifice and she wasn’t grateful to be here in America? Also as a 1st generation of immigrants parents I can tell you there are small things that American children can do that immigrants parents just don’t fuck with. Sleep overs, going to parties, school dances, which to me are innocent. Immigrants consider this to be fast behavior. Or adult behavior

[@ISaidWhatISaid8463]

I love my people no matter what land we were born on. We Are All One. The sooner we realize we are the key, we will unlock what we truly are. The leaders of earth.

[@Kcn145]

Jesse, I’m a half Nigerian half Black American living in Sierra Leone. I don’t think Simon getting made fun of is necessarily xenophobic (for some I’m sure it is) but I think it’s the messiness associated with Simon seemingly leaving Fallon for Porsha. Also the stereotype for “scamming Nigerians” and what people expected of him anyway coming true.

[@every8hours382]

Exactly!!

[@rebekahkingbello9560]

Agreed. I get it… he probably wants a US passport to move more freely, but you were doing fine, living life under the radar with your green card and your millions. Why disrupt that?! It’s the audacity for me. You know your history….5 years ago or 30 years ago. It is what it is.

[@MorganRimming]

​@@rebekahkingbello9560What fucked him up was going on TV, I'm convinced he wouldn't be in this predicament if he stayed off the radar

[@trigreeng450]

And also because of how they met…people feel that porsha broke up a happy home so her karma came

[@rickihosein]

It's xenophobic!...the east Indians are s ca mming way more, but yet Nigerians get that title every year...smh!...with that being said though, porsha still ain't ish for what she did to her "friend"

[@Victoria-jg5dz]

Jessie Woo is the only commentary I check for on Beyoncé’s internet. Keep it up.

[@MsRochieBaby]

The moment that I read the news, I was like "Here comes Jessie with the tea on PORSHERRR in 3..2.." 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@angelahenderson4611]

I'm "African American " and I don't think its right to make fun of anyone's deportation. Now if you come to this country and create problems (steal, kill, etc.) then thats on you and I have no sympathy but it depends on the situation. I also wish we had unity as a people ❤.

[@TheeJessieWoo]

Valid point!

[@Ap-lk5hw]

They knows nothing about unity, and their too busy tearing each other down, and it’s so sad 😢

[@every8hours382]

If you commit crimes in a country that you are a guest in you should be deported. If we did that in Nigeria we would be locked up. Deport his ssa. My ancestors didn’t fight and she’d blood for him to be able to come here and be crime refilled. Deport!!!!

[@nwatson2773]

If Simon or any Black immigrant commits as many crimes as he did, let him go home. I'm a black immigrant.

[@taylorrenee9325]

@@Ap-lk5hwwho is they ?

[@Philomena-yb2go]

Wasn't Wendy Williams doing what most people are doing. The bloggers, vloggers and anyone talking about celebrity news and giving their opinions, even news casters these days are doing this??? I'm so confused😕

[@Blush210]

Nah real talk Wendy Williams is black excellence and an icon. I absolutely miss her as messy as she was and I didn’t always agree with her but her authenticity, ambition, creativity and discipline speaks for itself and she will and can never be replaced.

[@Okra_winfrey]

Jessie, i dont know who house you been at but black Americans do not get to do whatever the hell we want lol. This the second time I’ve heard you say that. I got my nose pierced at TWENTY and my parents never let me hear the end of it. My grandmama was bringing it up in prayer in front of family. I was told I’d never get a decent job and was treated like trash afterward so I just let that shit close up. We are a lot more similar as a diaspora than we all think. We (carribeans and black Americans) are all west Africans genetically. I truly believe that a lot of aspects of our cultures are written in our dna. But, even if we do misunderstand some things about each other sometimes, I really wish we could be more United like you said.

[@every8hours382]

She does this a lot! She has a certain perception of black Americans.

[@Okra_winfrey]

@@every8hours382 idk if it’s necessarily a bad perception. I just think she doesn’t understand our culture as much as she thinks she does.

[@every8hours382]

@@Okra_winfrey listen to many of her other videos. IT’s disdain she is basically saying that her culture is more prideful and full of respect meanwhile she behaves like a chicken head. I call a spade a spade

[@fjones5890]

Facts. She needs more normal black friends. Not these influencers/reality stars that’s in her circle.

[@sandrambah123]

Not rly we are not similar trust and believe me😂😂😂

[@jovibeanz5561]

while i was listening to all 52 parts of ms. reesa’s story, i had to envision the finest man ever cuz anything else wasn’t adding up. GORL when the internet exposed this man i just about died there’s no way a man that crusty could get away with that much 😰

[@bittasw33ts]

😂😂😂 This comment is exactly how I felt. I had a superfine man pictured in my mind. When I saw his real self, I was like WHAT😂😂😂😂

[@childfreescallywag]

This is the ☝🏾

[@jovibeanz5561]

@@bittasw33ts FORREAL and i don’t know if it’s just me but he looks like a pedia file if you know what i mean

[@mariabrown6926]

Exactly the only thing that makes sense is that he must have a 3rd leg 💀

[@XeniasWorld]

He's actually an attractive man with hairline covered. I think his health condition is probably making him look less over time

[@neptune8410]

Very strange how she is saying black Americans as a whole are xenophobic. You’re literally grouping us all in one category as you are arguing the fact that “black Americans” are grouping Blacks from other countries. Lol smh

[@every8hours382]

EXACTLY!!!!!! This!!!

[@wydfiji]

you ate SO BADLYYY. The part when you flipped the “Africans scamming” on colonization and land reaping👌🏾👌🏾✨✨✨ATEEE

[@GoldenSighlence]

Midwest born Black American here. I lived in South Florida including Miami Beach and Liberty City, Fort Myers, Miramar so I’m extremely familiar to the topics you cover in regards to racism and xenophobia with particular groups. The most racism I have ever experienced has been from White Cubans because they try so hard to adopt the ideologies of white Americans and are treated with a certain level of favoritism in comparison to other Latin and Black Caribbean immigrants. However….. Black American families DO NOTTTTTTAH let us do whatever we want!! We don’t grew up doing what we want! That’s cap and it contributes to the idea that we are inherently “vagabonds”. I don’t like that. That’s a very problematic perception to have. I’m sick of other black groups making it seem like we don’t grow up with expectations and pressures and shame. Especially, growing up as a young black woman! SMH yeah this video triggered some deep rooted trauma I experienced with other black people of the diaspora in Miami and South Florida. Smh. So over it.

[@blackcat838]

I agree, 💯. I am a Black American born and raised in South Florida. Haitian Immigrants are and continue to be mean spirited to black American. May be there’s a conversation needed but I’ve experienced this firsthand. I’m not asking what you think, I’m telling you what I know.

[@kerrypeters9716]

I love that you stand for black people and its commendable knowing your celebrity status.

[@smilesallround]

This! 🙌🏿

[@Silly_u1908]

As an African American, I won’t pretend to know what your experiences have been or dismiss these experiences because it is different from mine. I am your “seester” and you deserve my compassion and understanding. What I will say is many of us have been instilled conflicting and negative thoughts about the African diaspora in general and sometimes we weaponize these notions to hurt one another. Instead of just calling out the hurt we should have a bigger conversation on why these stereotypes exist and how we can help each other overcome them. But that’s another conversation. I hope you and all of the “seesters” continue to have a day filled with joy and uninterrupted peace.

[@arjoseph93]

Not me being here after 38 seconds!! 😂🤣❣️❤️❣️❤️

[@Loviethecreative]

Girl!!! Jessie got us thirsty out here! 😭😩

[@The11thchapter]

Real conversations need to be had between all the Black ethnicities, communities, nationalities. With that being said, As a Black/African American, you can not piss on us and tell us that it's just raining. Respect to the many Africans, Afro-latinas and Caribbeans that keep it a buck. They are honest about the negative, bigotry beliefs and feelings regarding AA people. It's not often (but sometimes) a misunderstanding of culture. It's genuine prejudice. Having a different or more conservative culture does not excuse passive aggressiveness, segregation, or viewing someone/a group as inferior. Saying "they're different" is one thing, saying "they're bad" etc is another. I also beg to differ that the smoke is only towards other Black foreigners because one thing about African-Americans we are very boisterous, we are very vocal about what we don't like lol. Which is another cultural difference that some other Black ethnicities/ immigrants look down on us for "trouble makers" " complainers" " race baiters". It's not honest to say we don't give the smoke to the Asians, Arabic, Hispanics etc. I don't approve of it but you have some Black American people now who are willing to vote for Trump just because of that (the imagination laws) that affects Hispanics more. However you have Black Americans who feel like it's in our best interest to do so. Due to the belief, regardless as being true or false that advantages are giving to Hispanics that results to a disadvantage of AA, similar to what you spoke on in regards to Cubans Etc. Nonetheless the division and animosity might have been started by others (European) but it's still being perpetuated by ALL OF US, AA included. As for Porsche, I believe what you said about her and Simon still being okay because Frank Ski has a radio show here in DC and he spoke about it. He says he's best friends with Simon and although he talked about how he sad to see them divorce. What he said at the end stuck out to me, Frank Ski - if nothing else the ratings are going to be good for housewives this year, y'all going to be watching that show for sure now. The way he said it, seem to have gave away that the divorce is strategic.

[@every8hours382]

Exactly, the gaslighting is incredible. She makes statements grouping all of black Americans as the same but then says she doesn’t want to offend Nigerians. I’m glad you caught what she is saying as well. I like her but her statement very much give “ we have shame and y’all don’t” this isn’t the first time that she has made comments like this. She upset because a criminal who does not belong in this country is being sent home so she attacks black Americans? Is she on every black American site witnessing us not criticizing others being deported. I wish they would leave us alone. I don’t know who’s worse immigrants or yts but they seem to have a common enemy.

[@Jamerian2010]

I agree with you, Jessie. 💯💯💯.. speaking as a person with a Nigerian father and a Jamaican mother. Also, i am so freaking proud of you. Keep shining and winning, Queen.

[@imanimcdonald4200]

I work in the medical field with black immigrants. I have heard disparaging things said about Black Americans throughout my entire 20 year career. the pendulum swings both ways. Y’all say just as much about black Americans let’s keep it a buck!

[@JourneyWoman11]

I love love love your take on Black immigrants! I know you say you’re tired of talking about this, yet your voice is deeply needed.

[@TheJervaughn]

Not only that we are shameful Jess, a lot of us come here to WORK. I came here from Jamaica at 17, couch surf for a bit, worked retail, sometimes 2-3 jobs,I reluctantly joined the military. Now, i’m an Army Officer, I have my Master’s degree and currently working on my doctorate; I turn 30 in December.

[@taylorrenee9325]

You said all of this to say what though ? That we (AA) do not work?

[@soulmood7777]

I’m an African American that owned 2 houses (IN NY) and had 3 degrees by 33…stop this narrative. My sister has 4 degrees and is in management, please stop this narrative!!!

[@TheJervaughn]

@@taylorrenee9325 what I am saying is, there is always the narrative that Caribbean folks think they are better than AA or we are coming there to steal their jobs, when in reality that’s not true. We seized educational and economic opportunities often unavailable to us in our own countries; the same opportunities that have always been here.

[@taylorrenee9325]

@@TheJervaughn but I’m still not understanding how you are correlating your drive to work and the narrative of Caribbeans and Africans thinking they are better than AA.. are you saying because you do work hard that you are better than us? Because that’s how it is coming across … Also you say the education that has always been here… but are you speaking of the same one that AA weren’t allowed to fully partake in until the 1960s ? Or the part where in modern day redlining allows for predominantly aa schools in this country to be underfunded where as public majority white populated schools receive on average more funding.. not to mention the wealth gap that is a huge limitation on those who are able to access higher learning… If education is your drive why would you choose America when Europe provides higher education for free?? It is no secret that ppl from Jamaica for instance works hard .. it is literally a running joke that nobody has as many jobs or work harder … but what is to be understood is that my ancestors too worked hard and if it wasn’t for them you wouldn’t be able to come here and accomplish all you have described by 30 my dear … mind you by ancestors I am literally referring to my grandparents because that’s how recently this privilege of knowledge you speak of has been accessible to some because it still isn’t to all

[@taylorrenee9325]

@@soulmood7777 it’s exhausting.. we are constantly belittled in this country from white ppl to others in the African diaspora.. I literally feel your frustration through your response but honey you nor any other owe a resume to prove your contribution and worthiness to enjoy this land . You deserve to be here, you are seen, and you are important just because you are you

[@joycenorwood8128]

Hey Jessie. Really enjoyed you commentary segment.You are definitely doing your thing. I felt the sincerity in your gratefulness. You humble disposition will take you to soaring horizons. Your thankful setiments had me crying. Just happy to see Our people doing great things.

[@jaimeegrinage2580]

I've never heard a black person mock black immigrants who get deported.

[@chantelleh91]

Jessie sis, I’m black American and I would like to share my pov with u. Caribbean born blacks have up until George Floyd have treated me beneath them. I was thought to be ghetto and lazy out the gate. I had coworkers even tell me later that they didn’t think I was black. I’m not sure what was told to people prearrival, but damn. Miami dade county was rough for this black girl. Jeeezz

[@KhreoleK]

Liiiisssten my Haitian Queen Sister. I am enjoying your videos 🥰Ou fè m ri nèt 🤣🤣 especially when you start singing the eeeeyyywoooo song and start speaking Creole 🤣

[@africanrumpunch7742]

I kno that's right!!

[@EverydayGworl]

What’s the name of the actual song? I really want to hear it just because of Jessie 😂

[@reginalewis1793]

No I don’t believe it’s karma. She got sick. The brain is an organ and can breakdown just like the heart, the liver, the kidneys, etc. It is sad but not karma. I hope she has the proper care team to keep her comfortable and safe. Wendy made a career out of discussing current events. If people weren’t acting up and providing the material for her to report, she wouldn’t have had a career. She wasn’t out there lying on people. I do not like when people say this is karma. Just my opinion. So many people have done so many more heinous things than her and are healthy as a horse. It’s not karma.

[@Nessa71287]

Mi hermana!!!!! Been following you for a minute and look forward to this segment every damn week. Wanted to let you know you brighten up this Latina’s week every time these videos come out! Not only cuz you’re hilarious but also bc you say the important things that need to be said about being a minority and a woman these days. Mucho amor 💛💛

[@TheeJessieWoo]

❤❤❤❤ Gracias Hermana

[@vero-b926]

Just wanted to add perspective to the conversation about how Black Americans relationship with African immigrants, specifically Nigerians. I grew up and still reside in Silicon Valley where there is a large population of Eritreans, Ethiopians & Nigerians. And in MY experience, there’s a large majority of Nigerians ( not ALL) that are not welcoming and/ or accepting towards African Americans. This has been my experience through high school, college and now into adulthood. Mind you, I have close friends that are Nigerian and we have conversations about this ALL the time as to why there is tension amongst us. In my opinion, I feel that most African Americans are welcoming to most cultures and rarely turn up our noses to others but WE don’t get the same in return, not from Africans, Mexicans, Middle Eastern, etc. I think it’s important that a real conversation is had about how some Africans truly treat us and therefore draw a line in the sand. It’s like, you stay on your side , we’ll stay on ours. I’ve known many Nigerian males whose parents despise them dating Black women but the same energy is not given when they date an Asian, etc, 31:10 I was apart of my friends Nigerian wedding and the mothers and aunts REFUSED to help put on my head wrap nor use their pins but surely did assist the African bridesmaids with theirs. There’s just been SO many examples of how Nigerian women mistreat Black women. I’m a 40 year old, highly educated, married, home owner in the Bay Area. None of that shit matters to them , most still treat me like I’m beneath them. But yet, I still smile and make attempts to connect with them because that’s just the type of person I am. Anyways I say all of this to say, is that there’s a reason why there is a divide amongst us and I think it’s time for Africans to take some accountability in that AND then make change. It’s not just all on us Black folk, especially us in Cali where they’re aren’t many black folks! He’ll we trying to get all the numbers we can!! Yet we are mostly , sadly on an island by ourselves.

[@ibifuropeters2588]

I am a Nigerian and trust me sis, Nigerians are mean to themselves based on their ethnic groups . Yorubas and Igbos don’t get along! It is what it is. South Africans don’t like other Africans.

[@shreehill9641]

This is the part being left out. They turn their noses up at us.

[@Lunanilo]

I like how you articulate the “ you think you are better than us” narrative. I always say that we are ignorant of each others struggles and history. I am thankful of the struggle that the African American community did in order for all of us to enjoy some privileges like shopping in certain stores, sleeping in certain hotels etc. As Jessie says let’s work on being united. No one community is better than the other.

[@blahblah162005]

People being happy about Simon being deported has nothing to do with him being a black immigrant. It has everything to do with him, Porsha, Falyn and Jaylan mess. Some people still dont like the fact that he was married to Porsha's co-star when they first started dating. Im not the type to be happy about anybody being deported though unless you killed somebody or something. Its wild to me Jesse that you're on Simon's side when he lied on official government paperwork to obtain citizenship. He didnt use his real name and didnt disclose his past criminal history when he filled out that paperwork. He shouldn't have lied. Period. Honest people who are trying to obtain citizenship I empathize with but Simon I don't.

[@ladybug3380]

You’re one of the only entertaining black women content creators on KZbin, we love you Jessie❤

[@LifewithDjena]

You should check out some of my content 😌 I’m no Jessicaaaaa but I try 😅😅

[@shelivinoutloud]

I from my experience black American parents don’t just let us do whatever.

[@amby3805]

I truly see you having your own TV talk show in the future. It’s funny that you mentioned how there’s no other Wendy but it’s genuinely been on my mind lately that’s you’ve filled that void for me when it comes to trending headlines and pop culture news. Keep pushing towards your dreams.

[@BusyBlu]

And she just acknowledge her male subscribers one day?! I watch every video and I’m obsessed! #AJealousMan lol

[@tiffyq7794]

As an immigrant myself, I remember my big brother stopped talking to me for 2yrs when he saw me in a pic holding a cigarette

[@alistairkamanga8937]

Damn wild ! 😢

[@AfrikaBorwaPoliticking]

@@alistairkamanga8937 A person can get kicked out of the house for this if they are not lucky because you are basically doing drugs. It is what it is.

[@TBdateyourselfgirl]

My experience of black immigrants has been belittling. I had a Nigerian professor who would fail me when I had presidential approval to miss class because I was on a full softball scholarship. He would constantly tell me I didn’t take my academics seriously but graduated with a 3.8 GPA. My other experience with my black immigrant peers has been a lot of the same. Black Immigrants may have shame but I see envy. We both don’t have control over where we are born or how we are raised.

[@TeeCG]

Exactly!

[@every8hours382]

Exactly!!

[@beautifulinterlude7044]

The African American conversation vs African immigrant conversation deserves way more nuance than that. As an African American woman I can certainly agree that parts of our cultures differ but I have to disagree in the fact that we also grow up with a lot of shame. It may not look like yours and it may not be something you can understand on the surface looking in but it’s there and it’s heavily ingrained in our culture, our households, our perceptions and how we move in this country and world

[@senikaw.7874]

Girl I look forward to your videos every week; you are appreciated. Whatever I’m watching gets put on pause once you drop lol. We love you Jess!😍🥰

[@ShashanaCO]

That generalization of black Americans was very disappointing. The Shaderoom is run by Nigerians and the comment section is from the entire diaspora

[@symone80]

Right! She’s mad a black Americans for the wrong reasons. We’re a minority in the US; we have 0 systematic power.

[@sherlyb4705]

Jess, you look stunning!! 🥰. Thank you sooo much for dropping knowledge about the treatment of black immigrants.

[@Calvaire1]

Being young, irresponsible and dating a scammer is one thing......being 40 and knowingly marrying one is wild! Plz don't normalize this just because you like Porsha Plus, it's NOT and will NEVER be the norm for Africans to be scammers. Change your circles. The majority of us are not.

[@etoilemerveilleuse3459]

Jesie woo is the only one that I see always emotional when she thanks her fans for supporting her. I wanna meet you in person one day sister ❤

[@RaeDaisy]

No, this is not her karma! Wendy was doing a job! A job that started out on radio that got her a television show! Because of Wendy, we have all these KZbinrs, who are following her footsteps. No, this is not her karma.

[@paigew6707]

Not my black ancestors giving me the heads up that Jess posted!! Loving all this Jessie lately!! ❤😊❤

[@Allyouneedisfaithj]

Just because scamming is what everyone did doesn’t make it okay and I’m from atl

[@fjones5890]

My Trinidadian college roommate and friend told me often that she didn’t like black people 🤷🏾‍♀️. She liked me, I was the exception. She came to the US (DC) in elementary school and became a citizen in college. I remained friends with her until years later when I came back from Essence fest and she told me again with a smile that she didn’t like black people. The audacity and arrogance is real.

[@nwatson2773]

Was she of the Indian background?

[@T.Thomas69]

Thank you for saying this! This comment not gonna get a lot of likes because it shows their side as well. For some weird reason African Americans are the “ONLY” ones who have xenophobic tendencies. Everything gets blamed and pushed on us African Americans and the others are just “innocent”. The comments are ridiculous

[@RugbyPrincessT]

Wendy’s thing is not a spiritual attack or karma. Wendy has been doing drugs for YEARS. This is a direct consequence of doing drugs. Keep an eye out for other stars this will happen to.

[@TheeJessieWoo]

Unpopular opinion: as someone who has a parent who has dealt with drug addiction I think it’s spiritual. Maybe not all the time but I definitely see it as an attack on the gifts God gives you.

[@MsMizz1]

Both and. It’s well documented that with a history of trauma & substance abuse your chances of receiving a diagnosis of dementia increases drastically. It’s very common for those who have suppressed deeply traumatic experiences. Wendy shared her battle with cocaine decades ago and then in most recent years she coped with alcohol and dissociated through her show + delusions of family life. I believe if anything Graves’ disease was the first sign of the stress of her life and potential decline. Autoimmune diseases like graves, Ibs, lupus, etc. have strong correlations to trauma or extremely high stress which can be one and the same. I love Wendy though I didn’t always like her or agree with her. I do believe sometimes you get what you give. She has graves, her son went off to college, her mom passed away, her husband humiliated her, she lost her show, she was in isolation during covid dealing with the grief of 3 major losses. The woman was fragile though it didn’t seem that way. Too much on her body & heart at once. I wouldn’t say Wendy is receiving karma bc that’s not for me to say and I’m not sure I believe it. So many truly diabolical people have been walking this earth who have not seemed to reap a fraction of what they’ve sowed. Someone said if you were an amazing person you deserve to remember it at the end, if you were terrible you also deserve to remember that. I agree. Either way I wish Wendy well ❤

[@wildjambalaya]

@@TheeJessieWoo ​​⁠ Wendy Williams also suffered from alcoholism. Excessive drinking can increase your risk of dementia.

[@candacenkoth]

​@MsMizz1 THIS ! 💯 Wendy also had a lot of self esteem and unaddressed trauma from childhood amd beyond. She would brush of hurtful episodes by saying she is OK she has a successful show, a husband, a family being the proud Mrs. Hunter. I am not sure about karma but unaddressed trauma and the life you have built as a coping mechanism always make us face the consequences at some point. The lesson I think is important to take from this drama is that 1) Trauma needs to be faced and healed (God and therapy) 2) A job can be lost, a husband can leave but nobody can take the sense of identity and self awareness that is built on inner work (including therapy) and intimacy with God (or whatever you call him).

[@justbelit]

Drugs /alcohol are forms of spiritual warfare though. Alcohol is called spirit for a reason. God is spirit (as is the demons) and it all comes full circle whether one believes or not.

[@ornela1429]

Awww Jessie, we thank you!! Seriously!! What would KZbin be without JessACoupleThings? ❤

[@cinatroope6541]

I think you are lumping er'body together. I grew up in america and I was not free to do whatever. I grew up in the culture of being parented.

[@maryjane2965]

Porsher 😂😂😂😂😂😂💀💀💀💀God bless you Jessie you just made my mood up today!You are the sunshine in our lives Sis❤❤

[@laurenfinesse]

It’s clear you just like Porsha and are being bias without considering WHY some people are “gloating” about her and Simon’s situation. Porsha got that man in a very underhanded way. And him being a scammer fits perfectly into his profile. Xenophobia is real but that’s NOT what this is, and why people feel the way that they do!

[@lorr4502]

I love your content ! You are absolutely gorgeous, funny, and natural. Is it possible to ask you to put all your outfits and makeup in the description ?

[@Nikkybdc]

The same way you say all immigrants/Haitians aren’t the same neither are black Americans! All Afro Americans aren’t rejoicing at people being deported nor do we all think that immigrants believe they are better. Let’s not promote such! And some Afro American families n elders also have high standards n expectations for their youth. ❤️

[@cv8452]

We love you, Jesse! There are very few people in my life that brighten up my day and you’re truly one of them. Thank you!❤

[@lynnpear20]

To say, or suggest that Wendy Williams doing her job is her karma is just as ignorant if something happened to you and people would say it’s your karma because you’re not exempt from talking shit about people on your platform either I’ve never heard about Wendy being a mean person personally everything that anybody has something to say about her negatively is because she was doing her job and getting paid for it while y’all is making pennies hating on celebrities she got paid for it Such a cruel thing to say …is what happened to Barbara Walters, her Karma!?!?

[@every8hours382]

She’s very ignorant and problematic. I guess being bipolar and lonely is her karma. She should think before she speaks

[@auriannaharrell3057]

Thanks Jess for all the videos and life lessons. I feel like you're my older sister I never had. Your videos have really helped me distract myself from my father's recent passing.

[@tmc8750]

Sweetie, the REST OF THE COUNTRY isn’t USED TO SCAMMERS as a DAILY WAY OF LIFE. Secondly, I’m tired of hearing about American born Blacks vs imports…. Stop complaining yet HERE consuming the tax benefits, scholarships and support AMERICA BIEN BLACKS AREN’T EVEN OFFERED.?!

[@Msshayson1]

How you gone cover all these topics in 42 mins is beyond me 😂❤

[@loveyou4071]

She got too the important ones that’s all that matters!

[@__culturtingz]

Jessie I like you girl but you need to meet some middle class black Americans because it seems like your view is a little monolithic..

[@KAY-sk6tk]

Listening to Jessie after taking a gummy is top tier Black Girl Luxury! Lol 😂

[@MsMizz1]

😂😂😂 live your best life sis!!

[@Yespls888]

😂😂😂 enjoy! ❤

[@UnapologeticallyG]

Wendy was on hella drugs for decades that’s not karma that’s science. That cocaine is a helluva drug

[@kismetcreativity8481]

Plus she was/is a heavy drinker. I think that really affected her too.

[@lesliebee29]

Not you making us cry on a Saturday afternoon!! We stan Jessacouplethings and we can’t wait to see where you’re headed next out, dear sistaaaaah ❤️

[@kateokereke7047]

I do not believe it’s Karma. Wendy is human we all deal with medical diagnosis . If God is to punish us for all we do then we will all be in hell . For Porsha I hope she stays with her husband Simon.

[@mizzluvthehair]

We love you so much, not you making me tear up at the end of this video!!! I can’t wait for your commentary on your reesa teesa. The entire time I was watching it I was thinking of you and getting excited for my seesters commentary 😂

[@BIGBlazyn]

I am tired of hearing that this is Wendy's karma or something to do with the universe giving you what you put out. Y'all don't have this energy for Oprah Ricki lake Jenny Craig Dr Phil montel Williams. Where is their karma where is the universe smacking them in the face for their careers and what they've done.

[@nature95]

I feel a great deal of compassion for Wendy. She did some hurtful things to people. Who among us has not? I think her divorce took a greater toll than we knew. I remember when she passed out on her show. Stress is terrible for our bodies. I think this is the result of embracing negative vibes and living in low vibrations for too long. The church mothers used to say, "Don't stay out there too long. Grace runs out." Unfortunately, it seems grace has run out. Mercy, though. Mercy does not. I pray God's mercy for Wendy. She will need it with that diagnosis.

[@senayon85]

You expressed my sentiments

[@Yespls888]

This is very well put ❤

[@taba3219]

No shade at all, but if you truly believe that you get what you put out…. How is Jess a couple of things different than Wendy’s hot topics?

[@every8hours382]

Exactly!!

[@danielle7127]

See, and I love Jess but I was thinking this same thing again no offense to her but it’s kind of the pot calling the kettle

[@Yespls888]

It's very different actually and I wish NOTHING bad on Wendy and I don't feel Jessie does either. There's ALL different types of entertainment platforms, even gossip but Wendy generally went for the jugular ESPECIALLY with black celebs back in the day. I'm not going to go and list every time when Wendy went beyond light gossip or laughed at someone's pain, but it happened often I always thought she was talented and GREAT at what she did. But I'm not going to sit up and act like I have amnesia either. I do wish her health and peace though. No part of me wanted to see her go out like this.

[@FromRagsToRighteousness]

Awww 🥲🩷 Sis you had me crying with you. We love you too soooo much! I truly wish you the very best in all your endeavors, your goals, your dreams and everything you put your hand to, I pray our heaveny Father bless it! I pray He bless your whole life my sister. You deserve everything your heart could ever want 💛💛💛

[@shreehill9641]

The thing that’s so funny to me is that most Black immigrants from whatever country have this disdain for African Americans. Most AA are not repping hard for the USA we don’t have the American flag in our profiles. The supposed Xenophobia of AA is often a response to treatment we are getting from immigrants and even still it’s more like we accept everyone we help everyone we influence everyone and yet and still everyone hates us, so we rep for each other to show hey African Americans do have culture pride history and you can’t just sh*t on us. The stereotypes about AA doing whatever they want perpetuated by Jessie is so disappointing. We acknowledge the harmful stereotypes placed on for instance Hataians I would like the same care given to AAs seeester…

[@theafrobeatnik]

🎯It’s hurtful and stereotypical. We all deserve to speak on our life experiences as black people in this world. This conversation goes a lot deeper starting from negative propaganda we are feed about each other. Truth be told we’ve all been told we’re “better than” or to “stay away” from the next black person. It’s foolishness.

[@the2ndlonelychild]

jessie looking fine during black women’s black history black wominz month

[@nikiyamcwilliams7368]

Jessie, I’m disappointed in the statements made about Black Americans being Xenophobic against Simon just because of the recent comments. The fact that you are choosing to discuss what Black Americans are saying vs. what African Immigrants consistently say about Black Americans to set us apart is a missed opportunity for accountability. As someone who purposely positions themself among the African community because of my love for culture, I personally see how the African Immigrant community takes pride in separating themselves from Black Americans. There should be a word created for this! The shameful expressions made about the Black American community and their struggles for success that African Immigrants say they don't understand. This lack of understanding gives the impression that African Immigrants must not have the same experience here in America. To say that African Immigrants are given nothing here in American is interesting, we see the privileges given through the African Immigrant community, Immigration Services Nonprofits, and with the knowledge that rasism prevents pennyless African diaspora from coming to America. I wish we encouraged more unity.

[@every8hours382]

All of this!! She is strategically blind to the attitudes towards black Americans from immigrants!!! She is very problematic!

[@mst7458]

We don't have close proximity to non-black immigrants. We live in the same neighborhoods as black immigrants and know very well that many of the elders hate us. FOR instance, I had a Nigerian guy friend/coworker in college and I went to his house one day bc I was helping HIM study for a test. We went to pick up something from his house and head to the library. His mom was so damn rude to me. Mind you, I was polite as always (my family is southern, I got manners and decorum). I asked him about it and he dead ass told me his mom would prefer him marry a yt woman over a black one bc black American women are stupid slurs. I had no interest in him anyway but this has also been a reoccurring theme. I don't care either way. I always operate from a place of love who loves me. But it is very apparent when some immigrant blacks don't fwu until its convenient.

[@segolenek4638]

Am I the only one singing the intro with my whole chest 😂😂

[@2009blacqbarbie]

The commentary Wendy Williams would’ve given on the whole Diddy and Cassie lawsuit and then the 24 hours settlement would’ve been top-tier!!

[@danii3734]

Not me in this long ass line at Marshalls in BK cracking up 😂😂 Another video?!? Thank you sis woo 💜😘

[@holhol05]

Scamming should never be encouraged. It literally ruins lives people commit suicide behind their life savings being taken through Scamming. You certainly wouldn't be saying that if it happened to you or a loved one.

[@naedanquah5505]

Didnt she say that a guy she dated in the past was a scammer and made a whole big deal of it

[@resie1019]

I don't think Porsha is stupid She likes to make us think she is stupid at times, especially when she doesn't want to take accountability Like when Phaedra lied on Kandi Just one example that instantly comes to mind 😂

[@Shaykre19]

Facts. She's manipulative

[@mymiphone1841]

She is very calculating and manipulating. She always plays victims to fool people. It always amaze me to see people defending her and treating her like a victim

[@resie1019]

@@mymiphone1841 💯

[@Ap-lk5hw]

Team Porsha ❤

[@tangotea7192]

I disagree. She's definitely stupid and she also doesn't want to take responsibility...

[@noblesseobligeful]

Hi Jessie, love you and come from an African immigrant family, but I feel that this is not the same thing. people are slack jawed because it’s a housewife scandal-akin to Joe Giudice’s deportation. Housewives are known for fraud scams and living beyond their means, and Porsha is no exception. I know you really like her, but if feels like hiding her trifling behavior (lying on someone committing sexual assault is unforgivable, how she treats her own family and hit her own mother in law, sleeping with her colleagues husband) behind justice issues. Porsha is not a victim of antiblackness in immigration. It actually does a disservice to real people who are impacted by that in my family and otherwise. People move goalposts to defend Porsha. Just admit that you like her and are being her spokesperson and keep it pushing.

[@ChariRee]

couldn't agree more. Goal post is on wheels for that girl, just roll it wherever it needs to be.

[@AshleyScott-c9b]

As a black American who was a third generation Floridian, I would love to have that conversation about black immigrants and black Americans. I think there is a lot more nuance.

[@TeeCG]

Let's not.

[@T.Thomas69]

There are a lot of those conversations happening on TikTok and looking at the comments on TikTok under those videos, it’s alarming and disgusting on all sides. Those conversations are such energy drainers. You will feel tired and disappointed after. We may listen to each other individually but collectively we not listening and it’s just a bunch of finger pointing with no real solution. I also don’t think Jesse is the right person to lead the conversation either just from her “knowing 🙄” that all those negative comments about Simone were coming from African Americans.

[@nwatson2773]

We are all Black so if you are living in America, the establishment treats you the same!

[@TheDynamoComplex]

​@@T.Thomas69i so agree with your comment. How did she know it was black Americans bashing Simon. I agree individually we can have that conversation. But collectively it's not going to go well. At this time I'm rocking with who is rocking with me.

[@Marvelous_M]

Jessie your commentary is on point!! Thank you for always keeping it REAL!

[@ashleyd8412]

WE LOVE YOU JESS! 2024 is YOUR YEAR, AND BEYOND ❤❤❤

[@Bildade]

The way I’m gonna be SCREAMIN when you get your first NAACP AWARD. I see it sis. I love you, 🗣️stay your dope-ass COURSE pitit! ❤