That time Moesha outted Omar| Moesha Season 2 Ep.6 Labels - 90s classic movie commentary/recap

[@parspe]

I seriously didn’t realize how spoiled, selfish and inconsiderate Moesha was until I rewatched it as an adult. We definitely couldn’t be friends

[@SukoSadEyes]

I thought I was tripping man

[@powerbadpowerbad]

With friends like Moesha,who needs enemies. LOL.Good episode tho.

[@TF-gf3fs]

On an episode in season 5 she actually admitted to being spoiled. It's crazy because if she were like her character in real life, she would actually be a bad friend.

[@SukoSadEyes]

@@TF-gf3fs she is a bad friend especially to Kim and watching it back I hated that for Kim when she got on the cheerleaders squad mo hating and called her fat Kim says she's applying to collage she really sat and down talked her in her face and that one time her and neice were talking aoutbkims weight on Halloween like damn why are even friends with her atp it seem like she don't like u

[@CherriPotterrr]

Omg this!! She was always in people’s business and she always had a opinion on something

[@da-vionjeffery3928]

I’m glad someone finally exposing how Moesha was just like any other spoiled popular girl in reality and not the quiet poet they tried to make it

[@pixigirl999]

Exposing what exactly. From the moment Moesha refused that brand new cherry red Saturn Frank got for her most of us knew Moesha wasn’t ish even 12 year old me.

[@MsRiley1980]

Looong overdue. I always wondered why people didn't call out Moesha's character then.

[@SukoSadEyes]

Yeah when Kim called her out the 2 times she did for being just a half ass boujie "I'm better then everybody anyway" friend they acted like oh well mo said sorry so it's okay like no

[@TheDanceOfTX]

It’s just a tv show. Blame the writers!

[@pongldn5526]

Honestly

[@OrochiFlamez]

Outing someone before they're ready is one of the scummiest things you can do: you're putting them, their personal relationships, and their physical and mental well-being in danger.

[@forthenostalgia]

Its extremely disrespectful and careless...

[@career5690]

That’s why a lot of black men are down low because what you said.

[@liastorm795]

@@career5690 That doesn’t correlate at all. Basically most DL men will string women along, build lives and families with said women and be getting bussy from their preferred partners (other men) because they don’t want to be seen less than a men, or whatever negative stereotypes comes with being gay. Most of time men are down low for self preservation and selfishness.

[@career5690]

@@liastorm795 I disagree women do shame men for being bisexual or gay I seen it with my own eyes.

[@moniquewrites9046]

Or spreading rumors based on mannerisms or lack of dating history is wrong, too. Like they did with Tyler James Williams from Abbott.

[@therealmarlonbellamy]

Moesha is one of those sitcoms where the main character was the antagonist.

[@TokyoCaliLove]

Being gay in the 90s had to be hella hard. Not only that having to hide it and having a person out you. With no real regard Moesha was definitely a terrible friend.

[@niabelizaire3596]

And not to mention, gay people didn’t have the support back then.

[@babytooty04]

Actually Moesha's epic hateration reaches a peak in the Cheerleader episode. When Kim begs Mo to try out with her, but only Kim gets accepted to the squad.

[@1talldaddy]

yeah she was all in her feelings talking about getting cheerleading abolished.

[@mizzkaykay93]

Yea but Kim and Niecy had their trifling moments too as bad friends too.

[@kiiheaux]

Aint that the first episode??? Lmfaooooo

[@Nharmon1]

@@kiiheauxlmfaooo wait is it

[@Nharmon1]

⁠@@1talldaddynot getting cheerleading abolished lmfaooo omg

[@giancarlojacobs9982]

The worse thing about Moesha's behavior in this episode is that it taught many young Black viewers how they should respond to gay/bi Black men negatively and with suspicion. Even after Dee told her she fucked up Mo never tried to correct her actions.

[@nicolemoore04]

Actually it did the opposite, it showed that someone's choice of life isn't your business & to keep it to yourself because otherwise you can end up hurting someone .

[@giancarlojacobs9982]

@@nicolemoore04 ultimately it didn't though. Moesha saw no legitimate consequence for her destructive actions. Towards the end of the episode when Moesha reads her poem it makes it clear that your meant to empathize more with Mo than Hakeem's cousin. It switches gears back to Mo focusing on her own embarrassment for being attracted to a queer dude rather than show her being genuinely remorseful for her actions. It ends on a " I told you so/I knew it" note rather than a " Mind your own business " note

[@nicolemoore04]

@@giancarlojacobs9982 I think her apology was her remorse, she understood she shouldn't have said anything but she wasn't wrong about him either, during that time nobody really talked about homosexuality as far as respecting or accepting others. Teenagers were clueless. But the biggest message that teens should've been able to take from it was mind your business if someone is gay.

[@giancarlojacobs9982]

@@nicolemoore04 True that conversations around gay acceptance weren't commonplace back then (Especially within the Black community). And Mo did show remorse with her apology but then completely nullified it at the end with her passive aggressive " I know what I know" poem. By the end of the episode the moral of the story focuses less on Mo minding her own business and more on her suspicions being confirmed via her outing a gay dude who had done her no harm.

[@nehsangbong7259]

Moesha had no right to tell her damn gossipy friends. If she suspected something she could've talked to Omar and Hakeem about it. And even if they were in denial, she should've just let it go because it wasn't even her business in the first place.

[@niabelizaire3596]

As smart as Moesha is, that was real stupid what she did. And what made her even more foolish was the fact that she told Kim and Niecy who are the queens of gossip and got an attitude with them when they spread the rumor she created to the entire school. And Mo knew she definitely fucked up when Dee called her out on her despicable actions 💯

[@nehsangbong7259]

@@niabelizaire3596 Exactly

[@angelnyambio5704]

That’s true, she should’ve gone to Dee or at least, Niecy about it, cause I don’t think she would have the heart to tell Hakeem.

[@Josh_Pierce]

The thing that irked me the most about this episode is that she really didn’t have any valid reason to believe that Omar was gay, other than the fact that he happened to have a gay friend. She was as naive as much as she was irresponsible.

[@phopcorn5114]

Yeah it was such an irresponsible action from her for sure

[@mizzkaykay93]

No, it’s shown he admitted he is gay because when Hakeem approach Omar he didn’t deny the rumors until he saw his disapproval and at the end when he came clean and Hakeem was shocked.

[@Josh_Pierce]

@@mizzkaykay93 He only admitted it to Hakeem because he was outed by Moesha. To be real, there was no indication that Omar and Tracy had any romantic involvement. Yes, he turned out to be gay but the only reason Moesha even made those assumptions is because he had a gay friend.

[@niabelizaire3596]

@Slickjaggerful Right! And just because a person has a gay friend, it doesn’t mean that individual themself is gay.

[@middlenamechanel]

I remember when my best friend in freshman year of high school came out to me. I looked her in the eye and said “ ok, so?” She cried because she was scared I wouldn’t be her friend anymore but that was never the case. She was always like a sister to me and her sexuality could never change that. 😊

[@betrapvideos]

As a 32 year gay black man, this episodes encapsulates my trauma and current depressions stemming from being closeted and outed in a community that considered me less than a man when simply being attracted the same gender 😢, i hold thos episode dear to my heart because as nonchalant as she told Kim and Neicy, she naivly told Omars most vunerable and personal information that he shouldve had the control to allow someone to know or not

[@1talldaddy]

yeah the fact she guilt tripped him in to coming out was messed up.

[@betrapvideos]

@1talldaddy yeah, it sucks...back before the Obama era (acceptance and progressive LGBT rights) ppl have to understand that being gay was a social no no in society. I'm not feminine or flamboyant...and any gay or fem tendencies I had, we're suppressed. I played football, I lift weights, I can change oil and do all the "masculine" things but lived a lie because deep down I know the world wouldn't love me of I told them who I really am. I take great pride in LGBT ppl who are out and proud, mostly young 20 somethings...glad their living in their truth even with so much opposition in the post Trump era...but there are many of us still "stuck in the 90s" mentality. I know I can be out and proud now...but ppl like Moesha has eliminated trust...this is why many gay black men are DL...and struggle with substance abuse...they just feel to gay and less than a man...great job to the writers...Moesha captures reality and holds up to the test of time...because at the end of the day...most black ppl don't like homosexuality no matter how progressive the world is or not

[@MsKim510]

I'm loving this "Messy Moesha" series. Reminds me of the Funny or Die "Zack Morris is trash" series. Keep 'em coming.

[@Zvwry]

Omggggg I remember that series and he would sing the intro😭😭 I need to rewatch

[@PHSDM104]

🎵 Moesha is traaash 🎵

[@Justj5271]

“Mess to the, Y to the.”

[@BeautyLoves88]

🎶 “zack morris is traaa-aaaaash”

[@blaqpirate]

Exactly, it's right in the ballpark!

[@eastsidereviews727]

Moesha has so many times in this show where she was an asshole. In like the 5th episode of season 1 she was terrible to Kim and just a world class hater when Kim made the cheer squad and Moesha didn't.

[@alysssabear]

Moesha didn’t even want to be in the cheer squad in the first place so wtf was she mad at Kim for 😂💀

[@jonightshade2252]

I had fuzzy memories of this show from my childhood (I’m 37 now) and when it first started streaming I was so excited to binge. I got to that episode in particular and was like wtf is this show?! She’s terrible! 😂 lol

[@billyjohn7846]

You mean 2nd episode

[@flyscorp1773]

This would be why i hated this show. Between Moeesha's better than thou, spoiled girl attitude and square head ass Frank. She was her daddys child after all because he was the same way.

[@forthenostalgia]

Moesha definitley got it from her pops

[@powerbadpowerbad]

Good points.Yes,Frank was a super-SQUARE !!! And-TOO-controlling of his daughter. IMHO. LOL.

[@goddessnoir290]

Square head!😂😂😂😂

[@lyricw.9815]

I’m here gurl!! Lol ❤ Moesha was wrong in this episode she KNEW darn well Kim and Niecey was going to tell EVERYBODY but got mad when Hakeem checked her about her mouth…

[@1talldaddy]

the crazy part is they told her she was stupid for telling them.

[@niabelizaire3596]

@1talldaddy Right! Like Omar said, Moesha should’ve minded her own business. And Moe knew that Niecy and Kim would blab about it to the whole school and she told them anyway 🙄💯

[@1talldaddy]

@@niabelizaire3596 yeah after watching Omar catch all that hell,she had the nerve to guilt him to come out.

[@spartacusmikey]

I would love to see a whole series on your perspective of the Moesha episodes. Especially with her relationship with Dee & how Frank handled certain situations.

[@forthenostalgia]

Ill definitely do more Moesha episodes. Frank was a hot mess like his daughter 😂

[@shannynmartin3157]

Yep, I wanna see this too!!

[@yasinradee]

Me too

[@2516562101]

There were times where Frank was also in the right and Moesha was wrong, but for the most part Frank was written to be a horrible father and I hate how the writers made him to be the worst father.

[@Meenalena06]

​@@forthenostalgiaplease

[@agirlfromjersey]

Moesha, Moesha, Moesha 🤦🏾‍♀️. We were so young and never really paid attention to the fact that MOESHA MITCHELL WAS ALWAYS THE DRAMA 🤦🏾‍♀️😂😂🙄

[@forthenostalgia]

Always!!! Without fail...

[@MsKim510]

She's definitely the villain.

[@career5690]

Moesha was the problem.

[@1talldaddy]

yeah in the therapy episode her own friends called her out and told her they were getting tired of her drama.

[@Meenalena06]

I saw that then ... Mo did to much

[@soltied22]

“Crenshaw???? Ooooou 😒” lmfaoooo

[@rogueryder3285]

Brandy said to Oprah in 2003 that she hated Moesha because she was just too perfect and could do no wrong. That's not 100% true. Moesha was time-to-time full of herself and put her foot in her mouth

[@TF-gf3fs]

I think what she meant was Moesha's mentality was she thought she could do no wrong and she thought she was perfect.

[@rogueryder3285]

@@TF-gf3fs that's pretty much what I said

[@nicolesherman8974]

Moesha really was horrible person 💀💀.

[@redips]

I'm glad i'm not the only person who thinks that.

[@sparkwill5337]

Tracy was hella rude and dismissive as if Moesha was competition of his

[@forthenostalgia]

Tracy was rude. He likes Omar and immediatley saw Moesha as competition. I shouldve noted that.

[@DestinysChild-vn5hm]

It's crazy a guy can be jealous of a girl worse than a girl can be jealous of another how Tracy gon just barge in like that

[@boondockssupreme4406]

@@DestinysChild-vn5hm he had feelings for Omar and his feelings got in the way of it. It’s normal to feel threatened and jealous of another when they’re with the person you want. You also got to remember that they’re high school students and we all know they can be dumb especially with learning what feelings are and how to control them.

[@TrinaRayne]

This came just in time for pride. I love this analysis, you do a great job breaking down Moesha’s character. Moesha was a true narcissist.

[@JohnDavis_90]

After Pride comes shame.

[@TrinaRayne]

@@JohnDavis_90 Whatever dusty. Happy Pride ya’ll!

[@Msladyrae92]

Moesha was NOT a good person. To be such a “perfect” student , daughter, and friend. She was a horrible human.

[@OneLoveRSR]

To be fair, look who she was raised by. A cheater and a liar who denied his own son for 16 years. It's in her DNA to be condescending, judgmental and WRONG all at once.

[@lesbiangoddess290]

​@@OneLoveRSRRIGHT

[@literarylady1125]

They never really handled tough issues well in the show. They always leave cliffhangers.

[@AberrantAlien]

Omar seemed like he would've been a really cool friend, and I always thought that Moesha was wrong on this episode. I liked the show, but Moesha REALLY annoyed me, especially when Kim became a cheerleader.

[@99thJediWarrior]

All in favor of a "Moesha is Trash" series on this channel?

[@razorshark9702]

After this I’m honestly curious 😂

[@just_g7140]

Aye! 🤚🤚🤚

[@PHSDM104]

🎵 Moesha is traaash 🎵

[@goddessnoir290]

Aye!!!

[@bando91]

🖐🏾🖐🏾🖐🏾🖐🏾

[@aceblanks7658]

It was the “she never knows when to shut the fuck up” FOR ME!!!! 😂😂😂😂😂 I’m bout to watch this episode again right now since you posted this. I swear I looooove your channel!!!! I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again!!!! Lol

[@craigwapples4200]

The more you watch the show as an adult she was the main villain

[@jazzbruh]

Your reviews are a real eye opener! Growing up I always saw Moesha as a Mary Sue-esque character, but now I'm seeing her in a much different light.

[@indiat.7242]

“I know what I know..if you know what I mean” that poem was stuck in my head as a kid 😂😩 This was definitely not her greatest moment but I feel like she did a lot of typical teenager bs lol Felt she was mature but was really childish asf and self centered.😂😂😂

[@forthenostalgia]

She did. And we were all once young and dumb, thought we knew everything and didnt know shit 😂

[@aprilstyles3072]

The fact that Dee had to set her straight and she still didn’t apologize-and the fact that Hakeem just seemingly forgives her without holding her accountable, is why this show was terrible.

[@xprettyboix18]

Happy pride! 😂 i love the dragging of moesha and this is a perfect episode for this!

[@agathaamoako3799]

I remember watching this episode and just being upset how entitled Moesha thought she was to inset herself in someone’s else personal business and to out them when the person was not ready to do, which put a strain on Hakeem and Omar’s relationship. For me it’s still a difficult episode to watch cause Moesha really showed her ass.

[@greenkoopa]

Moesha was quite often a trifler 🐢

[@roycerowland2699]

Moesha was problematic but back then we really didn't notice. I wish that we would seen Omar one more time. Moesha was wrong about telling Kim and Niecy ,as Dee would say the divas of dirt. It was just wrong to outed someone who wasn't ready to come out.

[@angelaabron3080]

Things always blew up in moesha’s face. Lol she always inserted herself in other ppl's business.

[@niabelizaire3596]

Even Q told her in one episode that she’s always worried about what other people are doing.

[@babytooty04]

Yes, Honey. I loved this episode. I hated that Moesha knew EXACTLY how Kim and Niecee were, yet she listened to them and gossiped to them all the damn time.

[@kdoladi4758]

Great job once again! Mo never learned how to mind her business, she always wanted to be in some type of mix. Her action’s definitely caught up with her when they needed too. Wonder if a whole season review would a lot to think about? Especially the transition of Q to the private school Bridgewood, she WILDED 😂

[@syria0110]

Another Moesha episode review! Just in time for the 25th anniversary of Never Say Never 😊

[@forthenostalgia]

That is my album!!! That and Full Moon 🔥

[@ladariusmcdonald]

The poem Moesha recited is from a Edie Brickell song "What I am". It's a nice song. I agree, Moesha is such a headache of a character.

[@mmurph617]

I love it when you drag Moesha. It's about time somebody called her on her crap

[@indigrant1087]

Now that I’m grown, shorty really was the problem 😂

[@HananMusa-u6t]

Omar was definitely gay and we can infer that by the many keys that were shown to us, and while Moe's advice of "living your truth" to Omar was true, I'll give her that. She still messed up by asserting herself and spreading the gossip because truly it was never her own business.

[@RW-nb2kg]

The thing that always gagged me about this episode is that nothing about the interaction between Tracy and Omar suggested that Omar was gay. Tracy obviously was, but Omar was just friendly to him. He wasn’t flirty or anything. His demeanor never changed. The episode does imply that Omar came out to Hakeem at the end, but I still don’t feel like Moesha had enough evidence to come to the conclusion that Omar was gay based off of anything that happened when they hung out. Like did she want Omar to be rude and homophobic to Tracy? And also, Hakeem clearly rejected his cousin for being gay at the end and all Moesha cared about was that Hakeem wasn’t mad at her anymore. She didn’t say shit to Hakeem about his homophobia. I know it was the 90s, but everything Moesha did in this episode was disappointing.

[@tgirl1021]

Kim & Neicy irk me this episode as well. Mo was wrong, but they were just as wrong if not more for telling everybody something THEY themselves didn't know to be true. They took no accountability for outing him cuz "that's just how we are". No maam! Be better than that.

[@billyjohn7846]

I can't fathom how people didn't notice Moesha's behaviour when Kim dogged her about it in season 4 to her face.

[@yaggayaggaya9918]

This was one of the most despicable episodes for me, I understand Mo was a teenager and she probably grew and started acting better, but the way she casually made life so much harder for that boy and Hakeem is the one who gets to be upset and consoled 🤬🤬🤬 this is why so many black boys stay on the DL

[@JohnDavis_90]

Get off the DL then. They know its shameful thats why they hide it. It'll never be accepted in the black community. Nor should it.

[@theeyesbutterfly6089]

So, basically Brandy playing Herself. At least at this point in her life; per interviews, watching her and those around her. She was a Meangirl, and entitled… everybody else can’t ALWAYS be the problem.. 😂

[@shaneecuevas7990]

It's crazy to look back at these episodes with a different lense.

[@liastorm795]

It would be dope if you break down a lot of iconic black shows like, Living Single, A different World, Sister Sister etc!

[@yafriendsfriend]

The main character with the main character syndrome.. chile 😂

[@sparkwill5337]

But we leave out the fact that his friend sat down WITHOUT speaking nor being invited to do so.

[@bellbell901]

Moesha really tried it this episode and showed her entire behind, She know Kim and Niecy are the town gossips she is not fooling anybody she was just trying to use them to deflect and not take any real accountability for her actions. Plus this episode should that she had an ego about herself because she wants to be the smartest person in the room. Omar deserved an apology from her because she forced him out the closet. And don't get me started on the episode on how she started Blacks Vs. Brown Beef.

[@niabelizaire3596]

Even though the rumor surrounding Omar's sexuality turned out to be true, Mo only assumed that Omar was gay all because she went out to dinner with him and witnessed him reunite with an old friend who happened to be gay. Mo took what she saw and ran with it and thought by telling Kim and Niecy, who are known gossipers, that her rumor about Omar would be kept under wraps, only for the rumor to be spread around school. Moesha only started to feel bad once Hakeem gave her the silent treatment (which I don't blame him for doing). She definitely knew she was in the wrong BIG TIME when Dee gave her a reality check. And the only reason why Omar was forced to come out was thanks to being outed by Mo. I don't dislike Moesha and there were a few episodes in this series that had me give her the side-eye, but this episode Labels takes the cake.

[@shaquilleanderson1887]

Can you do the season 2 episode 24 “Prom Fight”. It shows how aggressive and potentially abusive her relationship with Q actually was.

[@jamiejameskingofgames4648]

It bothers me because it makes it like you cant be friends with someone without being considered the same.

[@STUGandChips]

Omg I’m loving “exposing moesha” 🤣🤣💀 your commentary is 💯

[@mauricebeacham4824]

Looking back at Moesha, her mental health was in crisis because her mother passed away and she took her anger out on everyone instead of taking the time to grieve. Then as she was dating boys and advancing in school, she had problems dealing with her own insecurities and peer pressure. Moesha could dish out the shade and blunt truth but she could never turn a mirror on herself and accept that she had flaws.

[@liastorm795]

Lmaoooooo I was cackling when you were throwing shots at Moeshsa simple ass😂

[@shannynmartin3157]

Sis when I tell you that every time you post a new video it's like opening a gift on Christmas! You're definitely the wiser big sister that everyone needs! Anyway, this episode definitely hit home for me. I live my life as a transgender woman now, but when i was growing up I was like Tracey: everybody could see I was gay because I was feminine. i went to school in the 2000s and even then being gay was NOT cool or accepted by most people, so I can just imagine what it would have been like in the 90's. Moesha could have gotten that boy beat up or, at the very least, completely ruined his reputation and his life by running her mouth. She should have kept her suspicions to herself because she was most definitely playing with fire. You said it right in the video: it should have been common sense not to do that.

[@forthenostalgia]

Moesha was extremely careless. His sexuality wasnt her business...anyones business really. I hate how she ran with him being gay based off of his friendship with Tracy. So much more could have happened.

[@shannynmartin3157]

@@forthenostalgia based on my personal experiences back in the day, it isn't even a shock to me that that was enough to convince Moesha. I call those days the "no homo" era 🤣🤣 I remember back in the day a lot of people were hyper sensitive about anything that could even slightly indicate that a man might be gay or anything close to it. I watched a video where T.S. Madison was talking about men who are so paranoid about doing anything that could be seen as gay that they won't even wash between their 🍑. I know where I grew up, if a straight man had a gay friend that would be seen as suspect and people would automatically start to talk about them. Which is just the most backwards, crazy thing to me, like people aren't allowed to get to know people who are different from them?? But that's just how it was, and hopefully that is changing nowadays, but it's just crazy to me that someone as smart as Moesha was supposed to be wouldn't even question that mentality. It's like the thought that they might be friends didn't even occur to her. Just a conclusion-jumping mess 😂 I hope she learned her lesson!

[@FATMAN1988]

Somebody said Moesha was always Roasting Kim and putting down Niecy

[@AdoseofAlana_]

Lots of lessons to learn from Moesha. Btw also, teenagers be kinda trash in their environments 😂😂 but moesha was trash everywhere 😂

[@simplyjuannie5128]

I noticed how Moesha use to get in other people business that ain't have a thing to do with her.

[@1talldaddy]

yeah and it took Haheem's mama to FINALLY tell her to shut up and go somewhere and her business.

[@niabelizaire3596]

@1talldaddy I remember that episode. Mo had good intentions in that episode, but she should’ve just butted out of the Campbells’ business.

[@wwe682]

Now that I'm an adult yeah Moesha was mad mad toxic I mean I'll never forget that season 4 episode where her Hispanic friend Antonio did that mural for his people she had to make it about her and said why isn't there African-Americans there and then after it gets defaced and it started a whole race war between Latinos and African-Americans. Like damn everything could have been avoided if she hadn't opened her mouth 😒. And do not get me started on the episode where Frank revealed that Dorian is his dad and once again Moesha made it about herself.

[@2516562101]

I am super glad someone is talking about Moesha and this episode. Moesha has this super righteous attitude when she really needs to step outside of herself and see certain things for what they are. The world isn't as simple as black and white. This episode should've opened up more about the LGBTQ and it should expand her views on life and yet she still chose to be close minded. That's what happened in a lot of episodes and I wish they would've been able to address that more with the parents.

[@Eman14128]

Finally somebody calling out Moesha

[@Rellbronjames9]

Nah tracy was rude asf and extra flamboyant making the situation hot asf😂😂😂

[@talya_Shanae]

Moesha was gorgeous and intelligent and was wanted by guys. I feel like as a child I saw that and overlooked how much she needed to improve as a person. Can you do the episode where Kim catches moesha and neicy talking shii abt her on Halloween??

[@momo382844]

And remember, all of this mess started because Moesha was still up Q’s behind. Ma’am, he was not worth it! Especially not worth outing some poor dude before he was ready.😩 I love Moesha, but this was not one of her best episodes.

[@medeucaa]

Moesha was on some Brace Face energy.

[@michaelsayles33]

😂😭😂😭😂 I like how you don’t hold back please keep this energy long the channel

[@MorganRimming]

Y'all notice in the show it was always hinted that Moesha was very disliked by her fellow classmates? And sometimes they would meet her and say "I heard you mean" we were just young and loved Brandy and didn't want to believe she really was a bitch.

[@sammSTAR716]

I can NOT begin to explain how hype I am that people are *finally* seeing how garbage of a friend and person Moe really was 😭 over here doing the lords work

[@shaquilleanderson1887]

I don’t understand how Moesha had a whole fit when people didn’t accept her interracial relationship but was very insensitive and ignorant in this situation.

[@nicolemoore04]

That's entirely different, she should've never said anything to Kim or Niecy but it wasn't her fault it got out, it was theirs. Now having someone purposely mess up your food order & someone else start a fight because you're dating outside your race is something to throw a fit over

[@boulevardcutz6765]

What’s disheartening is how the writers made Hakeim walk out on his cousin after he told him his truth…. NOT COOL to leave ur family degraded and alone like that and around strangers…. I been knew Moe wasn’t shit…

[@lars7282]

I don’t think people get how (!) „sensational“ these mini gay elements in 90s shows actually were. It was all we got back then. Moesha portrays the general audience at the time: being clueless, having zero understanding for gays and simply being weird about it. That’s how the audience back then was supposed to learn about this stuff

[@tytybaby06]

Yea I really use to love moesha & I wear braids all the time still into adulthood & always say “I’m on my Moesha ish” & was excited it was on Netflix for my daughter to watch but watching as a adult you absolutely right! She was selfish, spoiled, messy, & never took accountability & was a trash ass friend! Chile we ain’t get past season 2 but I’m loving these videos!

[@allurbancentralclips]

Your Channel is So Fire! 🔥

[@forthenostalgia]

Thank you 😊

[@allurbancentralclips]

@@forthenostalgia it’s all love. 💜 Keep grinding. 💯 I see you with at 100k subs this time next year. Your Baby Boy & love review was really good. Everybody was toxic af in that movie but it’s still an all time favorite. 😂

[@rwall3450]

Let’s be honest about something, back in the 90s it was just not “cool” to be openly gay especially in the Black community. And so I feel like this episode reflected that moment in time. Second of all for all intents and purposes Omar seemed to be a “straight” male who agreed to go out on a date with Moesha. Moesha wasn’t expecting a very effeminate male friend or possibly boyfriend of Omar to crash their date so I can understand why Moesha would be shocked. Moesha probably shouldn’t have told Kim or Niecy of all people but I never believed Moesha was trying to (intentionally) start a shitstorm by telling her friends about what went on with her date.

[@quintaviouswilliams161]

Can u make more of these I really like like your commentary and their really good.

[@Deon82]

No wonder Brandy and Countess didn't get along!

[@femininevibes2213]

Please do the movie school daze with spike Lee and Tisha Campbell

[@leclercdarmand5202]

"Just a natural born hater"🤣🤣🤣🤣my moms and my auntie pointed out Moesha terrible behavior back in the 90s and put me on to game but so many people are realizing she was trash as an adult

[@BloodElfB]

You do pick some of the best shows and movies that we grew up with 🙂

[@takeisha1220]

I never saw how problematic she was!

[@Immeallday]

Same here

[@coraliecadet90]

Looking back at Moesha I always thought she was the good friend but now I would never be friends with her ..

[@channingmorrell3514]

Same if she can do someone friends blood like that I can only imagine the other type of foul shit she can pull.

[@craigwapples4200]

She low key was the worst friend

[@ajenesolomon1982]

Oh, the poem was actually lyrics from a song that came out a few years back.

[@MichaelSpikes-pv6kl]

Excellent video

[@aireyb5785]

Who else was getting Carrie Bradshaw vibes? The episode where Carrie went out with her gay "boyfriend" and had a problem with being ignored for him to talk to other guys like Moesha temporarily not being the center of attention.

[@Socialsteve89]

I Can Tell That There Is Big Personality Differences Between Brandy And Moesha. Luckily

[@packnetadaija]

Another entertaining video as always! Also I love your accent, like the way you said poem at 9:48, it’s so cute! If you don’t mind me asking where are you from? (I know your southern based on your voice but I know different southern states have different dialects)

[@forthenostalgia]

Thank you 😊 Im from Memphis. Memphis people talk waaaaaayyyy different than other parts of TN.

[@packnetadaija]

@@forthenostalgia oooo ok that’s really cool! I’ve never been but I heard it’s really nice! I’ve been to Nashville and I loved it there :) like I said before I love your accent!

[@meenalena06p46]

Please keep theses coming

[@Meadowsandmangoes]

I say it every time!!!!! It may be 1 sec or 1 hour later but one thing will always happen! Ammaaa bbeeee hereee, whatchuuuu meeeaaaannn. But fren thanks for sharing your content and vibes. I stay enjoying your vids!

[@CodingAbroad]

Furthermore I was further sickened about Hakeem’s reaction to Omar’s news

[@QUEENVLOGZZBYKALIOFFICIAL]

Omg gurl !!! Amazing video and commentary!!! Keep am coming stay safe & blessed

[@theninoshow]

She was nosey and never listened. Inserted herself into the fight that got her knocked out, getting Hakeem the trip to Africa then got mad when they paid for her trip too , her not wanting the saturn, referencing Kim’s weight when they argue, etc etc ETC lol

[@mizzb32ful]

I'm sorry but moesha is catty just like her catty friends but this is why I love this show. It is one of the most real interpretations of real kids.

[@DajuanH.]

Moesha stayed in somebody else’s business!

[@ERASEREPLACEPLACE]

Okay, I actually watched this show religiously. it started out with my crushing on Shar Jackson, but eventually I really got into it. Anyway, I never liked Moesha, but I watched every one of her teen adventures. I will say this: Moesha was the REALEST character on television at the time. She was awful, but not always. She was conniving, but not always. She was rude and inconsiderate, but not always. She was judgmental, but not always. She was a terrible friend A LOT OF THE TIME. She was also the most realistic human being on the small screen. No one else on TV captured the nuance of being a human being as Moesha. The so-called "popular" girls in my high school were primarily white/Jewish/Armenian, but Moesha behaved exactly like them. As an adult I've seen what has become of some of these girls, and (amazingly) most seemingly outgrew many of their negative traits. I wonder how an adult Moesha would behave. Oh, I don't count the final seasons of the television show ... those were an inconsistent, baffling mess.

[@amyadams9970]

Here is my opinion on this, I feel that the show, or at most the show's creators were more on Moesha's side. In other words, I didn't get the feeling that what she did was bad, but rather the show made me feel that Omar was wrong for being gay. Moesha is never punished for her actions, yes she gets talked at but honestly, she didnt try to make anything right and she gets a lecture almost every other episode. However, Omar, is the real victim in this episode! He gets outed for his sexuality, which then ruins his relationships that he had, especially with his cousin. The girls gossiping his puts him in a line of danger because gay black men are discriminated by both sides, including black people. Its all wrapped up in a cometic joke, rather than looks at the facts that Omar could get jumped and killed and I wished that the episode did explain the dangers of outing someone. But instead, it makes Moesha's actions looks small and meaningless. They should have had a scene where Omar was attacked, or maybe had Omar and Q have a heart to heart, instead of encouraging this toxic narrative that gay black men are dangerous. Because once its out that he's gay, I notice that everyone seems to stop talking to him and try to avoid him. This to me is telling me that the show wanted us as the viewers to not pity Omar, but rather avoid him and men like him

[@ignaciorodriguez2373]

they definitely favored moesha bc of brandy