The Fresh Prince of Bel Air - Those Were the Days

[@AtenRa]

This reminds me of Carlton being called a sellout by that frat guy. I'm glad this show showed both sides: anger at the Banks' privilege, and the good they can do with it, because both are real. Carlton may have inherited his wealth but he still faces prejudice, and he works as hard as his father Phil who worked hard to both give his kids a better life and help the community with his privilege.

[@lonely_crash2059]

AtenRa The opposite of Black lives matter

[@davidhenrylake2047]

When are we gonna stop doing this to each other?

[@SantomPh]

@@lonely_crash2059 not exactly. Black Lives Matter was a reaction to clear prejudice against black people by the white majority.

[@SantomPh]

"He's been a straight A student since preschool! He gives you 150% every time!" Despite being spoiled and being quite the Oreo, Carlton is still a hard worker and dilligent student (remember, he was trading stocks in his teenage years) and does not lack for commitment.

[@rickymoranjr9609]

yeah I agree with you. this also reminds me of when women want to have equal rights as the men and they did it and next thing we know women are doing what men do such as be police officers, military soldiers, bankers, coaches of female sports teams, mechanics, librarians, judges, lawyers, actresses, stunt doubles, and other tings.

[@skingerskanger]

I always liked the first Aunt Viv.

[@sheimellwells7371]

Always

[@edybocman76]

@Amina bakir yeah but the character changes a lot whit the other actress

[@williamsonoja6707]

The other aunt Viv is less agressive but she's a good actress though

[@dugowt9243]

No one cares what you like.

[@longdirtytoenails1076]

@@williamsonoja6707 Racist

[@lisag5002]

This show doesn't have one Emmy or Golden Globe to it's name and that is a shame.

[@imnotgayyy8489]

But it's one of the most famous shows

[@alibhg3063]

Seriously? Not one emmy or golden globe for any episode? That's crazy. I know tv shows can get emmys for individual episodes for writing and such. I was watching this episode the other day. Still very relevant!

[@soulswordobrigadosegostar]

it only invalidates those awards...

[@Laughingman923]

This show is above all that award bullshit. Awards don't matter because we've all seen absolute shit shows win.

[@kaoutermouslimhaliba7145]

@@alibhg3063 if there is one episode that deserves any prize is that of will meeting his father just to see him run away again.

[@SEReina-gk1kx]

This reminds me of a conversation I had with my grandpa before he passed away, I asked him if he remembered Cesear Chavez when he came to our hometown and he said yes he did. I got excited and asked him if he ever participated in the protests, he looked at me and said “no. I had your mother and her siblings and your grandmother to take care of. I was not a young man and foolish. I donated what little money I had to spare and cooked for our neighbors who were protesting. Your grandma took care of the children who were left alone. But I could not afford to take time off work for that. If I went there and got arrested, who would watch after my family? I had them to think about, mija and I don’t regret my decision.” Sometimes we get so caught up in the romantic side of things, we forget about the consequences but men like my grandpa always put his family first.

[@saminhuq7757]

Great story. Your grandparents were impressive. Thank you for sharing!

[@chefboiardeeznutz9881]

Kudos to him.

[@QuangPham-hm7fm]

You're right about the romaticizing . When they had the blm riots here they didn't mention the blacks who looted Hispanic vendors selling fruit and what not .

[@dragon22214]

@@saminhuq7757 reminds me of something I was told activist's can be great people but lousy parents

[@oolooo]

Taking care of your family and putting them first should be the romantic part .

[@boilerboy]

Rest in peace, James Avery.

[@jasoncross1474]

Facts RIP man we miss you James

[@chipdamutt108]

James Avery's performance in this scene never fails to give me chills. RIP sir.

[@Ojibwevinny]

Fun Fact: Marge (Edibola) played Abuelita on “On My Block” She was gorgeous & talented then, she is gorgeous & talented now. AfroLatina Queen

[@nearbydeli]

Was waiting for someone to say it! My heart may her character sleep well . Truly a talent.

[@cameraboi2731]

she german, she’s not latina

[@pluggthugg686]

we know

[@nomo4u886]

@@nearbydeli I already said it last year this post is nothing new lmao.

[@nearbydeli]

@@nomo4u886 you on da internet begging for credit 🤣 like he da first I seen say it so I said what I said . Relax

[@floydaaron9744]

I always appreciated that whenever James Avery (Uncle Phil) makes a statement Janet Hubert (Aunt Viv) embraces him on the arm to show unity as a couple.

[@P.Whitestrake]

Their on-screen chemistry was so real. Back then I thought they were a real couple.

[@BlackDiamond2718]

I love how they really express that they are a team. Both are fully capable of fighting on their own but they dont cause they are a team.

[@FerretJohn]

I remember this episode, when she tried telling Jeffrey that he was free, "I tried Freedom, didn't like the pay."

[@KnightSavron]

Sounds like something a slave would say

[@FerretJohn]

@@KnightSavron Hey, if you truly want to be free go ahead, plenty of people living in boxes by the overpass will tell you how great it is

[@KnightSavron]

@@FerretJohn Plenty of other people rich as gold and living free, so I will go right ahead.

[@53subscribersnovideos35]

@@KnightSavron That's cool, if you have money.

[@KnightSavron]

@@53subscribersnovideos35 Clarify the comment

[@santino4620]

"don't you dare look down your damn nose at me, Adebola." The manner in which he said that. James Avery is missed.

[@richardhalligan7900]

I have to admit...I am a white guy and I grew up watching Fresh Prince and the one thing I learnt from this show is this... When Uncle Phil speaks... You LISTEN!!! One other thing that I loved about this show is that there was a message for everyone: Man, Woman, Child, Black, White, Brown, Pink, Blue, Gay, Straight, Tall, Short, married, single, fat, thin whatever there was always something new to learn and take to heart

[@june9914]

Pink؟

[@Michelle-pn9xt]

If a show has an all black or mostly black cast, that does not mean you can't watch or enjoy the show. We can all learn from each other.

[@bradjames891]

@@Michelle-pn9xt Exactly. Identity politics make everyone dumber. My color is irrelevant.

[@lexkanyima2195]

​@@bradjames891???

[@stevem2323]

​@@lexkanyima2195What's not clear?

[@Porverauk]

One of the few intense scenes on The Fresh Prince that hasn’t really gotten any recognition. Thank you for posting 👍🏻.

[@RealityCheck6T9]

A bunch of hasbeens arguing about the past, why would it?

[@TotsNater]

@@RealityCheck6T9 "Those who can't learn from history are doomed to repeat it." I'm sure you've heard that quote at least once.

[@connerthewubbzler1062]

@@TotsNater The biggest Irony is that so many people already forgot the lesson or they simply don't care about its meaning... Let's hope this replay turns out nicer at least.

[@sersastark]

@@RealityCheck6T9 because clearly you haven't learnt the damn lesson.

[@estuardoyos9707]

@@RealityCheck6T9 🤡🤡🤡🤡

[@tysonyates2791]

I believe the point being made in this clip is that Phil and Vivian are just as committed to the struggle as Marge but have found a legal way to do their fighting.Unlike Marge.

[@jangtheconqueror]

People doing protests in the streets are important for bringing attention to issues but they need people backing them to actually make those into something real. They need lawmakers, judges, businesses, and community leaders on their side.

[@lexkanyima2195]

@@jangtheconqueror in what reasons ?

[@WadeAlma]

​@@jangtheconquerorAnd not destroying businesses and stealing from people wholly unrelated.

[@pharohnintey]

@@WadeAlmaand there it is….smh

[@WadeAlma]

@@pharohnintey what?

[@betterthanemril988]

Damn Uncle Phil be scaring the mess out of me

[@Fleeto2006]

He'd flatten her.

[@jalamela2607]

He's OLAFAME or whatever he said. He's right though 👍

[@marcleon1513]

He should after all he is Shredder.

[@jackloveall7672]

Uncle Phil and Aunt Viv weren't just great parents and teachers, they were respected rebels who fought for their beliefs as they grew. That is very rare in this world.

[@chubbyninja89]

Well, that's the problem, and the biggest difference between people like them and "rebels" like Adebola. They knew how to grow up and move on with their lives, while people like her never let go of their resentment toward others. Because despite what some people will try to deny, if a black person for instance, hates white people for simply for being fair skinned, then they're worse than a KKK member, and that's because the KKK member will more likely be more honest about being racist and all. The point is, that people need to let go of any resentment they have or had toward other people, or they'll never be able to truly be happy in life. But I'm sure you get the idea.

[@yareyboadames2148]

This show was so great. Yes, it was 92% comedy, but it showed other issues we can all relate to in some way: racial, political, social, family, relationships. It had everything. I miss that from todays TV offerings.

[@Steel-101]

I wish we had more judges like Uncle Phil today. Too many judges today ignore their duties.

[@arbiterskiss6692]

Sounds like a speech a speech plenty of people should hear today.

[@savagevpfb9179]

When the new generation knows her as abuelita 🥺🥺

[@preston9577]

She was hardly in the show 🤣🤦🏽‍♂️

[@kiythm16]

No one knew her as anyone then, tf is u sayin

[@savagevpfb9179]

@@kiythm16 dammmm bro I don’t knowwww

[@houseofmatrix6174]

She was grandma in on my block 😯

[@LaKellita1]

The old generation barely knew her

[@wickandde]

God I love this Aunt Viv, the 90s were not ready for her I guess, but she always rocked my world.

[@sbella6719]

Claire Huxtable was before her, I wouldn't say the 90s weren't ready. Other than the differences off camera, I still don't understand why they watered down her character when they replaced her

[@BlueCollarHockeyFan]

Uncle Phil was like don't come at me sideways just because I wear nice suits and have a nice home, I've had the exact same experiences as you have...."

[@Egobyte83]

People just love hating on successful people. That's never gonna change. Jealousy will always exist on some level. It's human. Unfortunately.

[@darkstar2873]

Crab (s) in a barrel

[@sbella6719]

Thin line between admiration and envy.

[@HasufelyArod]

Chimps take it to the extreme

[@irregulargamer1352]

0:10 this perfectly describes the problem a lot of people have now a days. People are so drawn in by the glamour of these righteous demonstrations that they ignore all the real work that ensure they work. Its not exciting or very fun but its necessary so that it works well. Otherwise its unfocused bullshit.

[@foolslayer9416]

The Civil Rights movement wasn't some attempt at grandeur. It was an attempt to make society better than it was. But people are so quick to ignore the fact that the point of the Civil Rights movement started with a sense of decency and civility.

[@charin951]

What is the goal of the rioting today? $500 million in damages in Minneapolis. Small businesses burned down. Etc. looks like more black ppl have been killed than at the hands of cops

[@DjTIMEJD]

@@charin951 So you’re saying white rioters are killing Black people more than the police?

[@charin951]

@@DjTIMEJD yup, Chaz 4 black ppl died, Minneapolis black man was burned by arsonists

[@charin951]

@@DjTIMEJD don’t forget the black cops that have died while in service

[@laytonpro8655]

Always had the biggest respect for uncle Phil

[@1011skarn]

Uncle Phil is the best TV dad of all time, fight me.

[@danielstellwag3081]

Is that a gay invite? Asking for a friend

[@JP-rf8rr]

Phil and Hank from koth

[@TrakouriJackson]

Al "4 touchdowns in one game" Bundy

[@NightBlaze911]

What about Carl Winslow Shouldn't he be on this list

[@bgstv10001]

JAMES EVANS

[@Bubba1995]

Anyone else want an Phill and Vivian prequel?

[@brianturner3741]

Me all day!!!

[@gianfrancoespinoza8828]

Don't do that.....don't give me hope

[@PhoenixRising87]

That would be rad...

[@kimidanger1150]

sadly James Avery has passed away so that won't happen. what a tragedy.

[@Filmation77]

That would be kinda cool

[@archersmith869]

Cant lie.. after watching this episode uncle phill thought me.. your own success is when you can help other people in the struggle

[@jacobrivera1721]

Fact

[@JoshuaAvery-gp5dm]

This episode was in the mid 90s and this discussion is what we dealing with it today in 2020

Not even close to comparable. 🤡

[@fatimasummaray9057]

Mikey C23 actually yes it is .

[@tdad8683]

Not mid 90s , this aunt viv left in '93.

[@adamsamuel8593]

PEOPLE WILL HAVE THE CONVERSATION AGAIN IN 2040 AS WELL. We are all in a way racist but can we keep it to a minimum, definitely.

[@joshburns4611]

@@adamsamuel8593 You're assuming we'll still be here in 2040. As big of a shitshow as this world has turned into we'll probably kill each other long before then.

[@SnowdropWood]

"But now I have a family, and I choose not to fight in the streets." I think that's a lesson that some of the young folk need to hear. There are many ways to fight for what you believe in. Chaos is not the only valid one.

[@lexkanyima2195]

But to who

[@santino4620]

The way he said "don't you DARE look down your damn nose at me, Adebola." My mans Phil was not one to be fucked with.

[@alv_dh]

This is the best sitcom ever... I'm from Venezuela and of course, as a child, I didn't understand this content but it was fun. But later I became a translator and part of my studies includes culture and history... I watched the Fresh Prince again as an adult (Netflix) and all these subjects blew my mind. Now I can tell: this sitcom is great for all its cultural content, in order to understand society (or at least try). Best regards to all from Latin America.

[@MrJoelariza]

Hey, Álvaro! :)

[@alv_dh]

@@MrJoelariza heeeey!! XD how have you been?

[@alv_dh]

Jajaja te escribi en ingles. Como te va? Todo bien? Creo que te tengo en linkedin

[@kendallrivers1119]

I love how Uncle Phil doesn't take her shit. He got in her face because that is HIS house and nobody disrespects a man in his house and trying to mess with him or his family. Wouldn't see this today on a tv show.

[@skael1258]

Get over yourself. She didn't disrespect him and it has nothing to do with him being a "man." This was two very old friends arguing about something they were passionate about.

[@Alanboy395]

S Kael She accused him of being a sellout because he has taken a different approach to fighting for right that is not as confrontational. Uncle Phil had every reason to call her on her accusation.

[@ghadaha.3149]

@@Alanboy395 he didnt say that he didnt have a reason, but that it doesnt have to do with being a "man"

[@shihoblade]

@@skael1258 It has alot to do with his being a man. Its normal for men to be territorial and a man's home is sacred for us. It may not be ONLY because he is a man but no man is gonna take that BS.

[@roetemeteor]

@@shihoblade Why does it have to be a man? Would a woman be expected to just cave if the roles were reversed? Why can't it be a "self respecting person?" Do note I'm not trying to piss you off or insinuate you did something wrong, I'm just pointing out gendering a proper behavior is kinda... well, backwards.

[@riggthompson2648]

I need to watch that show again with media and protesting those days they don’t know what a sellout is but they do know what to think bout themselves I’m so happy to see this video

[@celestematthews3266]

What a great actor we lose rest in peace FOREVERMORE James Avery

[@trentken]

Abuelita back in her younger days

[@notthefather3919]

Best tv dad. 2nd place, Dan Conner

[@eddiebarros_USA093]

To me 1st place goes to Uncle Phil AND Carl Winslow.

[@brianturner3741]

After Carl and Uncle Phil, James from good times!! I know I'm too young to remember that, but dammit he's there!!

[@krisjackson6567]

Good one. I say James Uncle Phil then Heathcliff.

[@notthefather3919]

@Antonio Romero and thats your opinion. I don't agree.

[@notthefather3919]

@Antonio Romero that I'm fully aware of.

[@davidhodges1153]

I admire Marges spirit, but she acting like there is no consequences.

[@minewheaties5029]

I admire Stan Lee for his interesting timing of T'Challa's debut. To release his Black Panther just three months before the Oakland group was formed definitely suggests he had advance knowledge

[@Stoneman180190]

Freedom of Speech doesn’t mean freedom of consequences

[@sharpaycutie2]

Right like. what door are we talking bout?🤨 this is not the 50s. We got our freedom and our opportunities.

[@HumorousLOL]

Marge is an excellent example of a great character with honorable values but obvious flaws. While her drive to fight the system to obtain her idea of justice is admirable, she is still stuck in the past, clinging onto ideals that are no longer relevant. Phil saw that the path they were taking could only be effective for so long before it became a self destructive endeavor. This is obvious, given their final destinations. Marge is now wanted by the FBI, while Phil and Vivian became citizens respected in their community and professions, and both in professions that give back to the community. They all still fight for equality, except that Marge still doesn't understand the failure in her struggle. She sees her wanted status as a badge of honor, rather than the tainted status that it is all because it happened while she fought for justice.

[@HumorousLOL]

@@dereksmith5378 This is idiocy. If you can find ways to fight without putting yourself at risk, that is always the smartest option. Fighting dirty just to fight dirty gets you nowhere.

[@Temujin1991]

Why do I get the idea that James Avery was actually telling the truth here. Like about his real life.

[@watermelon520b]

Because it is a continual struggle in the black community.

[@misulincu]

It's called acting.

[@sersastark]

because its still happening in the Black community today. Black Lives Matter protests are happening because our primary votes keep getting stolen by the DNC (case #16-61511-civ-wjz in the US district court southern district of Florida Fort Lauderdale division where they went on record saying they stole it and can continue to steal it and dont owe us a fair election its a voluntary offer that can be rescinded at any time, admitting they stole the primaries from Bernie Sanders), we keep getting arrested and killed for just living our lives peaceably, we keep handing over petitions to our local politicians only to see them get ignored..its bc we're doing the exact same thing that Avery witnessed growing up so he knows about it better than she does.

[@AJ-bg6ko]

he was a great actor

[@mistercool3859]

@@misulincu Sometimes, actors put their real selves and personal experiences into the characters they play.

[@crispbologny1322]

I can only see this Aunt Viv going hard in the civil rights movement

[@TslilTapiro]

uncle phill's character is 20% the writing and 80% the actor

[@ethane-dawgwenger4207]

James Avery was one of the best actors of his time.

[@Alex_FRD]

We need this to air again today.

[@christophersanchez7731]

Neither side is wrong to a certain extent And Marge herself stated to Will, things are better enough for the future to take advantage of their opportunities to fight for the cause in education, in voting, in the law, etc. Protest and radical action are when those options run out Too much of it at the wrong time does more harm than good This episode teaches how things were necessary in the days of the Civil Rights movement But in modern times, they’re options to work within the system It’s true the system is still broken, but the principles it represent are still worth fighting for It’s hard to decide what’s the right thing to do nowadays, but we can look to moments like this to remind us what direction to take

[@BDTXIII]

The message is so simple and clear: People have choices, take it or leave it.

[@barcelonaguayaquil9213]

We all need a uncle Phil in our lives, im proud to say he was like a father to me and alot of us who grew up watching him .R.I.P UNCLE PHIL.

[@lexkanyima2195]

True

[@ElBarberoPsicologo]

I love this part its awesome!

[@Nostalgiass]

I love how uncle Phil always strong one and the bossy

[@truthtellerg2979]

this moment was deep. I love the deep moments of this show just as much. I get chills every time 👏

[@fantaesy7791]

This show had both comedy and depth😄I love it so much

[@SingersDream]

No one can and ever will replace our beloved Uncle Phil. You are forever in our hearts and we love you. RIP. 😭😭

[@goddessnoele]

Uncle Phil got her all the way together!😄

[@mr.e6033]

People can learn a lot from this clip especially today with all the protests going on

[@leelohaskin7941]

But while it doesnt invalidate what's been going on in the offices it doesnt invalidate the protests either

[@connerthewubbzler1062]

@@leelohaskin7941 "A riot is the language of the unheard" -A great man that deserved better than this world.

[@mr.e6033]

@ you're an idiot and simple minded. I can give two shits about whatever you're talking about. I'm talking about the bigger picture...this shit has been going on far longer than what sparked up this uprising

[@leelohaskin7941]

@ wow, the only moron here is YOU

@@leelohaskin7941 intelligent reply 👍. Truth hurts.

[@Mzee1084]

James Avery was such an amazing actor.

[@sinjin4563]

Complete opposite actually. The best writing was from the beginning up until the real Aunt Vic left tbh, outside of obviously the famous Will father scene everyone knows. The stories had characters like Aunt Viv and Uncle Phil demonstrating their incredible characters and show real issues.

[@Mzee1084]

@@sinjin4563 I agree with you. The show was better with the first Vivian, and the later seasons started to go downhill. Think you meant to respond to someone else. :)

[@zacharyflores5205]

Powerful scene. One of my favorites

[@FilmMan5000]

I just watched this scene with my wife recently. James Avery was such an incredibly gifted actor. I get chills watching this.

[@elijahanderson3288]

I'm of both sides presented in this clip. On the one hand, Aunt Viv is completely right. Radical work is a lot more complex, messy, and administrative than simply going out into the streets, raising your fist in resistance, and shouting a buncha slogans.... ...but Marge is also right in the sense that the system doesn't work in the long run. A few black billionaires and businesses ain't gonna get us to liberation. Sometimes, you DO have to blow the door down. Now, this is not me saying that anybody who doesn't want to blow the door down is a sellout or uncommitted to the struggle; just trying to demonstrate how this show seems to be taking a certain side, i.e. promoting the idea that black billionaires and more black people gaining positions in the same system that is oppressing them is liberation, rather than a complete dismantling of that system.

[@zodlord5669]

I liked this episode because it portrays differences of opinions. What you were and who you are now. Great writing. But when I look at the political message, you wanna blow the door down but you can easy become just as corrupt as the previous owners. Marge was the short term reformist unable to really see the damage she caused and living in the past. Uncle Phil works through the system and has probably seen all manner of cases both good and bad from all races, and he's not ashamed to earn a paycheck from it helping his family. He sees that having a happy family might be the best change you can give to the world. This episode is also with all it's themes a story about marriage vs single hood.

[@DavidRichardson95]

I never realized Marge is the grandma from _On My Block_ until today. You learn something new everyday.

[@Blizzanity]

Magneto: The years have been kind to you Charles. It's a pity they have not brought you wisdom. Professor X: *reveals the destruction of the power plant caused by magneto* Your wisdom? You find wisdom in this destruction Magneto: We have not always been enemies Charles. I'll give you a final chance. Professor X: Never Magneto: Fool. You still dream of peace with those who would destroy all mutants? Professor X: Is this your answer? This horror? After all suffering we both have seen, you expect me to wage war against 6 billion humans? Magneto: When I was a child my people talked while others prepared for war. They used reason while others used tanks and they were destroyed for their trouble. I wont stand by and watch it happen again. I won't!!

[@stefanie7823]

I learned so much more about Black History from this show than I did from my schools in North and South Carolina. Thank you, Will Smith and everyone else involved.

[@blackhawks9763]

I don’t seem to recall this episode, yet I know I can remember every other single one.

[@d17clothing]

Never forget Marge played Abuela on On My Block too. Peggy Blow. Amazing work

[@seunesan]

"This is me... Olufemi"

[@isaz597]

When Aunt Vivian left these types of storylines went with her. 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@jrcarter9175]

"Blood is Thicker Than Mud" was an episode with Daphne Maxwell-Reid.

[@jeremiahspideyjovanovic5263]

I love how Uncle Phil puts Marge in her place by pointing out the moments in history they experienced firsthand.

[@lilronnyg5724]

Fresh Prince of Bel-Air was actually one of the most woke shows out there

[@RealityCheck6T9]

If you mean it tried to manipulate you into believing a narrative I agree

[@MrStaley]

It was real, not woke

[@kendallrivers1119]

Well it was self aware, honest, and showing the full spectrum of black experience and class structure but ... Unlike the "woke" tv shows we have now it was GENUINE and guess what still funny as hell and never alienated its audience because white folks and other races may know and love the show as much if not even more than black folk lol.

[@P.Whitestrake]

Not woke. More like honest & self-aware, which are the qualities that's lacking in most TV shows & movies these days.

[@Jay-ct6wu]

Woke without shoving it in your face. The woke today is cringeworthy and ridiculous.

[@marklamphear7531]

Right on uncle phil. We need more uncle phils out there.

[@logeyperogi1805]

Phil was fighting more efficiently than anyone else To fight in a position of power, means you’re gonna be able to do a whole lot more than anyone else

[@davidcostello455]

The problem is most people stop fighting when they're in a position of power.

[@jrcrit8843]

@@davidcostello455and you based this off of what?

[@davidcostello455]

@@jrcrit8843 The last 5 decades of American history

[@jrcrit8843]

@@davidcostello455 yeah that’s not a real answer junior. Sounds like a biased personal opinion with no fact or stats to back it up.

[@davidcostello455]

@@jrcrit8843 A real answer would take pages and pages and your condescension indicates you would just reject out of hand like a thousand other who've argued on YT so why the hell should I waste that time on you? Go declare victory in your own mind and go away.

[@user-zm8ji2or8w]

Wait a minute is this “Abuelita” from On My Block? OMG 🤯 I recognised her from her voice and her puffy hair 🤣.

[@jjclaxton1652]

I did not notice that

[@cynthiavasquez5068]

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[@OK-0366]

Omg it is I didn't realise

[@mrleroyskillet800]

One of the best scenes n best episode from Fresh Prince, a sincere moment, that's my opinion, miss you uncle Phil! (RIP James Avery)

[@mizzdannful]

When uncle Phil speaks, thunder is next to strike ! ⚡

[@dudewheresjay6601]

Aunt Viv with the “Calm Down Phillip”😂😂 Gotta love black women!

[@daa589]

She was saving her life 🤣

[@annaisiomaful]

Just notice they all had Nigerian names so cool

[@P.Whitestrake]

African & Arabic names were common among African-Americans during the anti-racist movement during the 60s & 70s.

[@Joseph-vn2zj]

This needs to be heard right now. This day needs it

[@danielstellwag3081]

I could also use some turkey Swiss and some honey mustard as well to

[@jaywjr2456]

This show had some of the absolute best writing as it grew in popularity.

[@dmorenod29]

I’m not an English speaker, but this show is a good lesson of how a different English is spoke on the streets, one thing is the school other the streets

[@JumbleJammyJokes]

Best TV Dad Ever!!

[@PKWarchild]

Man people need to see this now

[@sharks3010]

I used to watch this all the time growing up, but if you asked me to quote some of the lines (apart from the regular gag lines) I'd struggle to remember any. But this scene has always stuck with me and for good reason. It was powerful then and still is now.

[@nazimashraf2714]

You just got f****** roasted, YOU JUST GOT F****** ROASTED!!

[@meekmeek8198]

I knew she looked familiar! Abuelita!

[@c.w.simpsonproductions1230]

Man, this clip is just as relevant today.

[@SimplyASweet]

This generation will never really appreciate the hard efforts and back breaking work our for-fathers did to get us to where we are today, all the praying and faith behind it...ya know when we were children we heard our parents lectures on life and warnings but we still take life for granted never really stopping to think about how life would be without those things we have gotten so used to,and how comfortable we've gotten living in these ways..when ur older and Wisdom starts to kick in u start thinking about all the should've could've and would've's 🤷🏾‍♀️🤷🏾‍♀️ and the nagging thought of "if I could do it all over again" ...sighs....but I thank God for waking me up each day, because each new day is a new opportunity to change things around for the better 👍♥️♥️♥️

[@lilabrown4471]

I’m here for Abuelita! On my block! Peggy blow

[@cracoviateam]

the part where he talks about what went on in Birmingham always makes me tear up. Great performance by Avery. RIP

[@bman3794]

I was convinced James Avery was not acting in this series. This is the real him. R.I.P we miss you!!!

[@sbella6719]

Wow. Have we become so acclimated to 'acting' from reality tv and personalities that we don't recognize really great acting skills. This is what REAL actors do.

[@joshburns4611]

@@sbella6719 B man has a point. Considering James Avery was black and the time he grew up in, his childhood was probably hell, so his emotion most likely wasn't just acting.

[@sbella6719]

@@joshburns4611 all I'm saying is give the man his credit for being a great actor. There are some who have real talent and consider acting to be an art form, to them it's not just about walking in front of a camera 'being themselves.' James Avery studied drama and there are some who actually put in the work to make the acting appeal real.

[@saucegotti9796]

Shows now days don’t come like this Anymore 💯

[@kevineaddy1248]

Real uncle Phil talk

[@bak8823]

We could really use an uncle Phil in the white house

[@connerthewubbzler1062]

I'd vote for him, so would my dad...He typically votes Republican and since this guy is more like him than not...I think it's safe to say he'd get my dad's vote and plenty of supporters and backers.

[@cheesse9yearsand]

Didn't he die like 1 month ago

[@connerthewubbzler1062]

@@cheesse9yearsand He died a few years ago.

[@Cloofinder]

We need uncle Phil knocking some sense into these violent protesters of 2020.

[@foxlovekiss9404]

Where can we show this on live television now in 2022? My generation needs to hear this from Uncle Phil❤️

[@cerromeceo]

I wish these modern day want to be revolutionary see this. Protesting on the street is not the frontline and its not the only way to protest. Hit those pockets, get those laws change, get those resources for the community. That's how get things done

[@cerromeceo]

@Shadow Play in the Woods Topic just flew over your head

[@prodbydanai]

You didn't watch this properly.

[@jalonglover4488]

Not to take away anything from what Aunt Viv said but when Uncle Phil began to speak bro...

[@thecoyote9866]

Here from On My Block. Damn she wasn't lying when she said she wasn't always old 😍 *I know, I'm nasty*

[@Devin-O]

This is what society has forgotten you can fight with guns or you can fight with brains. James Avery showed people you do not need to resort to violance to solve problems. Sadly this is something lost on this generation.

[@joshburns4611]

This generation isn't the only one that has rioted. Are you old enough to remember the L.A. riots in 92? I was 12 years old watching part of a city i was born in go up in flames on the news.

[@Devin-O]

@@joshburns4611 So you're logic is because someone else did it in the past then we can do it to. Maybe people should use their brains and realize it DID NOT WORK IN THE PAST and find a new way to resolve their issue.

[@lexkanyima2195]

​@@Devin-Otrying for years is a failure

[@Devin-O]

@@lexkanyima2195 Yah I cannot argue this because so many people are in a toxic group and demand they are right and you are wrong. Nothing in the world is worth having or worth doing unless it means effort, pain, difficulty so you can give up or stop throwing you're self a pitty party and keep going.

[@lexkanyima2195]

@@Devin-O it really lacking of the progress

[@tyronehuston1260]

When you've got a family to think about you can just run wild. The decisions you make effect them too !! Nice going Uncle Phill

[@minewheaties5029]

The same name as the All In The Family theme song. I learned about The Black Panthers in school a lot, and then found out that Stan Lee's Black Panther was made three months before the group even was formed. The timing of T'Challa's debut suggests the late Marvel revolutionary was preparing for the Oakland group's arrival.

[@brandonyamamoto5191]

Uncle Phil I have one thing to say to that.............. AMEN

[@yasminemobley7858]

I just saw this episode two days ago. Good stuff!

[@josephineperez7698]

That is Abuelita from on my block 🤣🤣❤️

[@rogergarrison4271]

Uncle Phil was tired of folks acting like he was some kind of sellout because he had some money