Carmen Jones (1955): "Beat Out dat Rhythm on a Drum" - Pearl Bailey - Full Song/ Dance - Musicals

[@BluqueenASMR]

Seeing this as a child made me appreciate my deep singing voice, not everyone can sing as high a bird and thats beautiful too.

[@MBJazzful]

Seeing this movie, as a child, had a profound effect on me. I play Bas in a Jazz, Rock, Blues band and a Country Band. Who'da think?

[@MBJazzful]

(Bass)

[@Glad2BGolden]

MBJazzful No Contralto, Bass is for men

[@jamievenezia1617]

Did you know she’s one of the few people not dubbed in this movie? And they actually lowered the song an octave for her to be able to sing it. Her voice was so beautiful and in such high demand they changed their policy just for her. Your deep voice is beautiful; make them change for you, don’t change for them😉

[@jaydeehervey2145]

That's beautiful I am happy that you've found your passion.

[@nelliethursday1812]

Queen Latifah would do a wonderful job playing Pearl in a movie

[@onyx.daffodil1644]

Please and thank you!!!!!!!

[@Henochalypse]

Now you know what ????!!! Also, you not lying!!

[@wiggluededgessnatched]

Great! coz Aretha shaded her... she can't be portraying the queen of Soul.... 2nd best she can portray one of the Blues Queens...

[@centerfold8]

She’s discussed it

[@nelliethursday1812]

@@centerfold8 oh my goodness. I sure hope she does do a movie about Pearl it would be fantastic.

[@isysantini85]

imo this is THE standout number in Carmen Jones because they didn't dub Pearl Bailey. Her voice is gorgeous and fits this song perfectly. I only wish we'd gotten to hear Dorothy Dandridge and Harry Belafonte do their own singing too

[@Vwjl1207]

Dancer with flowered dress and long ponytail is the legendary Carmen de Lavallade who just turned 92 in March.

[@callmeonkeshiasphone]

i was just thinking is carmen still with us? I met her long time asst in Chicago at the DuSable museum, when they had a exhibit on all her dresses

[@Vwjl1207]

@@callmeonkeshiasphone She will be 93 next month.

[@callmeonkeshiasphone]

thats great to hear!@@Vwjl1207

[@holyspacemonkey]

Pearl Bailey was such a treasure!

[@cathybess1297]

Yes yes!

[@AlmostWorthless]

The dancers and Pearl Bailey genuinely look like they’re having fun.

[@hahehahe4215]

PEARL BAILEY IS BLACK ROYALTY! SHE IS SO BEAUTIFUL! HER VOICE IS SO BEAUTIFUL! 😍😍

[@soniadrummond2169]

Mum and I sat her bed watching this, I was in primary school then, we never move we watched it to the end, I remember the song I started singing it to her, she loved it, mum ripxxxx

[@cathybess1297]

All those ladies ere totally knockouts! Each bringing their own special talents to the film. I love it ❤️

[@onyxman39]

SUPER FINE

[@ronwalker1975]

Pearl Bailey will NEVER grow weary with me, I just fell in LOVE with her when I first saw this movie, she reminds me of one of my friends named Tiffany Benton(100%)

[@chiara1194]

Dorothy Dandridge is incomparable, but Virginia’s own Pearl Bailey almost *stole the show* in this classic film!

[@nekusakura6748]

Pearl deserved a Supporting Actress Nomination.

[@IONov990]

Dorothy Dandridge is extremely beautiful. I think she looks prettier in movies than in pictures

[@andrew1598]

I remember watching this when I was very young and loved it so much and thought Dorothy was so beautiful and how beautiful she sung. Later discovered that she was miming to another singer but she's still great

[@callmeonkeshiasphone]

almost?

[@gabrielleswann6729]

Oil brlieve Pearl beats them all!🎉❤😊

[@RobertIrvin-yt2md]

As a child of the 1950's I saw a first run of "Carmen Jones" was fascinated by the STARS HARRY BELAFONTE, was a big recording STAR at the time as was PEARL BAILEY whom I'd also seen on TV and always enjoyed. DOROTHY DANDRIDGE was beautiful but I didn't know a lot about her but knew she should be a STAR and wondered what would her next movie be. DIAHANN CARROLL was OK but hadn't developed into the STAR she was to be. The boxer I'd seen in movies before and liked him but as I walked home from that movie it was PEARL'S "The Beat Of The Drum" that I remembered and wondered did it sell as well as ELVIS "Heartbreak Hotel" or DORIS DAY'S "Shaking The Blues Away" because it was just as enjoyable and I'd also see and hear PEA;RL BAILEY on TV as I walked home trying to sing "The Beat Of The Drum"

[@melodysanger103]

Remembering Newport News, VA's own Pearl Bailey (March 29, 1918 - August 17, 1990) [03/29/2020]

[@Juliaflo]

Newport News, VA is also Ella Fitzgerald's birthplace, right?

[@melodysanger103]

@@Juliaflo Right

[@googleuser7454]

The dancers look so animated they are a joy to watch

[@danitahill9845]

The dancers are amazing 👏

[@evonza4858]

They were having fun and I think Pearl Bailey had the most🥰❤️🖤💚#black excellence forever

[@wigoftsvi4522]

Pearl Bailey was as beautiful as she was talented.

[@jonathanarnett6216]

I have always loved this movie since I first saw it on tv when I was a child , im 60 now and still love it !

[@MirageAtPlay]

Listening to this in 2021 and i haven't reached 30 yet. This movie was amazing tbefore my existance and amazing still nearly 70 years later.

[@karrisa.03]

I'll tell you why I wanna dance. It ain' de sweetness in de music~ I like de sweetness in de music, But dat ain' why I wanna dance. It's sumpin' thumpin' in de bass, A bumpin' underneath de music. Dat bum-bum-bumpin' under music Is all I need To start me off. I don't need nuthin' else to start me off. Beat out dat rhythm on a drum, Beat out dat rhythm on a drum, Beat out dat rhythm on a drum, An' I don' need no tune at all! Beat me dat rhythm on a drum, Beat me dat rhythm on a drum, Beat me dat rhythm on a drum, An' I don' need no tune at all! I feel it beatin' in my bones, It feel like twen'y millyun tomtoms. I know dere's twen'y millyun tomtoms Beatin' way down deep inside my bones. I feel it beatin' in my heart, An' den I get a kin' o' dream An' in my dream it kin' o' seem Dere's jus' one heart In all de worl'~ Dere ain't but one big heart for all de worl'. Beat out dat rhythm on a drum, Beat out dat rhythm on a drum, Beat out dat rhythm on a drum, Dere's one big heart for all de wor'! Beat me dat rhythm on a drum, Beat me dat rhythm on a drum, Beat me dat rhythm on a drum, Dere's one big heart for all de worl'! An' now dat heart is beatin' fast, An' dat's a rhythm I kin dance to, I'm mighty glad I got a chance to, Wid dat one big heart dat's beatin' fast. Tomorrow mornin' let it rain, Tomorrow mornin' let it pour, Tonight we's in de groove together~ Ain' gonna worry 'bout stormy weather~ Gonna kick ol' trouble out de door! Beat out ol' trouble on a drum, Beat out ol' trouble on a drum, Beat out ol' trouble on a drum, An' kick his carcass through de door! Beat out dat rhythm on a drum, Beat out dat rhythm on a drum, Beat out dat rhythm on a drum, An' kick ol' trouble out de door! Kick 'im out de door! Kick 'im out de door! Kick 'im out de door! Lyrics ❤️

[@jerrelljones9991]

Such Beautiful classic music

[@Sumiya-lp8mm]

Thank you!

[@jonathanarnett6216]

Pearl Bailey aslo did a voice of an wise owl in the Disney movie The fox and the hound

[@googleuser7454]

This is my favorite Pearl Bailey performance

[@torilllundborn7899]

I know why I always had a dry mouth during the movie Carmen Jones Was teenage living in cold Norway..and looked into a wonderful new world in Americ I was BLOWN AWAY..and my under.lip fell down of these amazing performance... WHAT A MOVIE-WORLD for me..little..thin..thing coming into THIS NEW EXITING WORLD Wow..what here...american artists have show us... My heart for them

[@ThisIsJ.Nicole]

I've always loved Pearl Bailey, so revisiting this as an adult and dsinging along just warms my heart.

[@ronniesmelange1440]

WOW! Great talent, great movie! ❤❤❤

[@CremeBrulee-qm8wi]

Loved this scene

[@keyaunna.]

my favourite song in this movie :)

[@babyj7795]

Great cast! Dianne Carroll is in it too. I remember the first time I saw this movie at a child. I thought Harry was beautiful and my mom said yes, but he's your grandfather's age 😂 I was in shocked 😲

[@AS-wj1du]

My grandfather was 5 years older than Harry Belafonte as he was born the same year as Dorothy Dandridge. He passed at 100 years old the year before Harry died. I always had big crushes on Sam Cooke and Harry 😂❤ although they were old enough to be my grandfather. They were handsome, smooth and talented but unfortunately like some black men, prefer the pale people 😒 Harry was Jamaican like us too ❤

[@vickymensah9453]

Fantastic ❤❤❤❤

[@davidphillips2177]

The fabulous Peal Bailey, Max Roach, Dorothy Dandridge all in one scene. Of the dashing Harris Belafonte also was in this movie

[@BiffJackson-o4i]

I love watching them sing and dance, and they're always so happy.

[@gailwong9273]

My mother's favourite song , RIP.♥️💔

[@HopeAndrea_HFG]

I always come back to this song⭐️

[@davidallen508]

A very entertaining movie and one I enjoy re-watching.If ever there was a siren it was Carmen Jones.Poor Joe !

[@migueltrujillo9200]

Wow Beautiful I love It Wish there where more richly talented and core graphed black cinema like this. Like it used to be Love It So Much Fo SHO!

[@MC_Elie]

Such classic! Mom had a betamax copy of this, watched it over and over, this along with West Side Story and Sound of Music.

[@cathybess1297]

OMG❤️😂. That dress is so pretty on her. They are both so awesome and attractive. This movie is a classic.

[@Tcutie123456789]

that red and white dress at the beginning is beautiful

[@lifeskater9899]

Godfrey Holder's wife, Carmen DeLavallade, is one of the dancers. Long hair, red/white dress, in the beginning when Dorothy walks past her.

[@Vwjl1207]

Love her. Saw her speak at a school in 2016 here in Los Angeles. She also visited Thomas Jefferson High School where she and Alvin Alley graduated from in 1948. She was beautiful, classy and such a sweet lady. Of course I had to shake her hand.😊

[@waldolydecker8118]

Geoffrey Holder

[@gemini3081]

❤❤❤ watching it now!

[@bernicesmith1173]

👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾2024!!!❤❤❤❤😃

[@pattysnacks6429]

These Women are Beautiful💯 I'm watching in 2020💋

[@pfjd3813]

It’s a disgrace that Carmen and the Actors and Actresses did not win awards for this film.

[@ronwalker1975]

I most definitely AGREE 100%!!

[@hecateswolf6007]

Absolutely

[@patdoyle3686]

Won the hearts of the public who loved this movie and thats the best award of them all the people's Oscar🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 award is the only award that counts most ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐💘💘💘💘

[@ttp436]

@@patdoyle3686 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽couldn’t agree more👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@mr.checkyourself4672]

At least it made Dorothy a Oscar nominee

[@jasminecarter955]

Queen Latifah resembles her so much in my opinion! 🤩

[@garypageone4733]

I was trying to figure out who she reminded me of. Spot on.

[@AS-wj1du]

Yes, Queen Latifah could play Pearl ❤

[@richardfisher671]

Love this song and this scene.

[@lew2u]

We got this film on dvd absolutely brilliant

[@shanplez6771]

Pearl Bailey was a National Treasure!!!

[@BiffJackson-o4i]

She was also jealous of Dorothy Dandridge. Pearl thought she should have played Carmen.

[@Dr.Momodu]

Pearl Bailey was beautiful I think Queen Latifah would be great to play her in a bio movie.

[@paulchandler9241]

Latifah? A queen? HAHAHAHA, no. And no fucking WAY could she do this woman justice. Are you INSANE?????

[@Dr.Momodu]

@@freeformgoddess9390 Well I feel she is the perfect choice.

[@laurah6845]

@@freeformgoddess9390 I think Queen Latifah would be a perfect choice. Her stellar performance as Mama Morton in "Chicago" proves to me that she could portray this beloved icon (Bailey) of stage and screen.

[@paulchandler9241]

@Frederick Wells Latifah? Noooo. I am making distinctions you aren't. You're noticing LESS, not more. They look way different.

[@paulchandler9241]

@Frederick Wells You know, upon further review, you are correct, they have remarkably similar faces. Bailey had fuller lips, and a touch of Eartha Kitt in her, but there are some photos where they really do look identical. Anyway, regardless of how much Latifah looks like her, she still couldn't do Bailey's *voice* and *personality* justice.

[@josephlandrut4154]

Pearl Bailey in the opera film Carmen Jones I rermember visiting a cinama in Crew Cheshire England will my cousin Johnny in 1951 when I was age 15 and since then I have listened to Pearl Bailey sing the same song because it will always be my favorite and the final scene of Carmen jones was when her soldier boyfriend sytrangled her because she broke is heart.

[@castrocannon]

I've been looking for years

[@JoannHines-g6f]

In remembrance of Veteran's Day; honoringn all of the proud & brave Americans that served their country in the military; thanking you & your families for your service & sacrifices!❤❤❤

[@sunchild60]

I love her. I love this.

[@lumberjackcity9199]

Read James Baldwin's essay on this movie. Very interesting.

[@Pinky-kb2hd]

Classic performance 👌🏽.

[@johnstewart9745]

Nobody could do it better ,,,,,ORIGINAL IS THE BEST 👍

[@force263]

I’d thought I’d seen the entirety of Carmen Jones before but i did last night and there were many scenes I wasn’t familiar with, including this one. I was thinking, I know Pearl Bailey was a singer, but most of the times I’ve seen her in something, she’s just there to act (and she’s good too, especially notable as part of the uniformly excellent cast of Hal Ashby’s ‘The Landlord’, which I also just caught in its entirety for the first time a couple weeks ago (thank you, TCM!). I don’t recall exactly what else I’ve seen her in, Pearl passed in 1990, and I want to say most of the stuff I remember her being in was probably on tv, like maybe on The Flip Wilson Show or another weekly show with comedy skits and/or one or more of the myriad variety shows and tv hour-long specials, and quite possibly one of the afternoon talk shows my grandmother always had on her living room tv , such as Mike Douglas & Merv Griffin. So I’m not overly familiar with anything Ms. Bailey did as a singer in her show business career, but this song, wow, when I caught this last night, I genuinely felt like I was seeing something truly original. I know the film is based on an opera, which is not my everyday music to begin with, and I think I read that Oscar Hammerstein wrote the lyrics sung in the songs in the film, and then the opera’s setting is moved to African-American neighborhoods and assorted settings in the Southern and midwestern United States, so it was bound to grab attention, even if just for the juxtaposition of “High Art” with the working class and military characters performing the opera-based (idk if that’s even an accurate description) numbers as long as the cast could deliver, and they really bring it. … idk, it was new to me, and I was really taken with what amounts to Pearl’s big moment in ‘Carmen Jones’. And that’s Max Roach there, on the kit, correct? Nice touch, having one of the giants of Jazz, not to mention one of the truly great drummers, playing the skins on a song about rhythm. I like the rest of the film too, always have found it a good film, but I think I’d like to own Carmen Jones on blu ray now, if just to have “Beat Out That rhythm On A Drum” to watch in hi-def anytime the mood hits me! Dorothy Dandridge & Harry Belafonte are in it as well 😂 . Like I said, the entire cast is excellent, and it’s a good film, but that Pearl Bailey number really hit me. Harry & Sydney both gone iirc within the past year, in fact last night’s TCM programming was in memoriam Harry Belafonte. I wish some company would figure out how to get out a region A or region-free blu ray of ‘Porgy and Bess’, which I have never seen.

[@raylotfi]

so beautiful thank you

[@max725power]

0:55 That man was twerking on the left!

[@googleuser7454]

😂😂😂 he was into it too 😂

[@lucyfer4774]

Serene, and oddly mysterious.

[@paulchandler9241]

And, very characteristically: FILTHY. Gee, I wonder what human activity she could be referring to? Hmmm. 🥁🍑🍒🍌🍇🍆🌽🥒🍄💦🤣👍☻🤡😡👇👇👇👇😉

[@IONov990]

That pink dress is lovely

[@aishajudahisrael2358]

I’m related to the beautiful Pearl Bailey on my Fathers side. We have the same facial features ❤

[@stephanielaurent3888]

I like Carmen's pink dress!

[@AS-wj1du]

70 years since this movie 🎉 My grandpa was born the same year as Dorothy and passed at 100 🙏 Harry passed last year at 96. Can't believe how fresh everyone looks, the costumes and everything. One of the best movies. If Joe had been able to financially look after Carmen she wouldn't have gone off with Husky because she loved Joe and had to be coerced into being with Husky

[@jamesphillips9671]

I want to do this song one time before I die " I tell you why I wanna dance"

[@jeraldbaxter3532]

I never thought that I would like a Mary J. Blige performance ( its a generational thing: I am old enough to remember when the "Wiz" premiered on Broadway, in the 1970s), but, well, I was wrong. She gives a new dimension to the word fierce!

[@harborviewoperations6291]

Queen Latifah looks like a young Pearl Bailey

[@jaydefelice9887]

I've always admired the lyrical adaptation done for the 1943 broadway production and used in the film as well. One thing that seems off though is that the music was not adapted as well. It just doesn't fit the time & setting, but this number is a testament to the amazing Pearl Bailey's abilities to overcome that. This film looks beautiful and is full of great acting but the old Hollywood trick of dubbing most of the cast (save for Bailey & a few others of course) is a major downfall. Although Marilyn Horne's voice is divine the fact that she is not african american yet singing the lead role for the great Dorothy Dandridge to lip sync to is insulting.

[@rachelle_banks]

I agree. Honestly, I don't like the practice of replacement dubbing in general. We have a classic musicals club and we watch a musical every other weekend and even when we watch The King and I that's what kept my rating at like a 7. Great film of course! But overdubbing the lead people with replacement vocals is just silly to me when there are people out there who can act and sing well enough for someone to just work a little harder to get it passable with their own vocals.

[@richarddixon7855]

The original stage concept was to recreate an operatic sound - with contemporary 1940-era slang. Reimagining Bizet's scoring wasn't a priority. Plus, anyone who is whining about "not hearing the actors' original singing voices" is not understanding the business that was (and is) Hollywood. The powers that be made bottom line decisions and wanted what they deemed as a perfect finished product. We can't place 2021 feelings onto something created almost 70 years ago. Dorothy was on the cover of Life magazine, the most influential U.S. periodical of the time, in her Carmen costume. This was unbelievable, a huge step forward for black women to be recognized nationwide. And... Preminger must have been the one with sense enough to show gorgeous Harry B. without his shirt on for one number. The two stars certainly had sex appeal and the director didn't shy away from using it to advantage, another facet not seen in mainstream films of the time. We should be happy the film was even made in 1954!

[@theodorecruz5173]

🎬 CARMEN JONES 🎥 💜 masterpiece film ⚫ movie clip

[@paulchandler9241]

Masterpiece MOVIE, apparently. Have black people been watching it all these years and not informing wypipo about how great it is? Why? #WHYPIPO

[@BellaDrips]

😹When the dudes started twerking @ 1:17! Ha ha

[@googleuser7454]

they had hip action and that shimmy they did 😂😂😂

[@tankman2715]

Almost look like thug shaking😂😂😂

[@truevibe24]

i agree queen would be perfect

[@huguesdieuzeide4385]

the drummer is Max ROACH

[@johnjackson7045]

rodger and hammerstein made 2 musicals with colored casts.1 was this beauty and the other was flower drum song.that one had a full asian cast

[@auntvesuvi3872]

💗 #TurnerClassicMovies #OttoPreminger #CarmenJones

[@Belrivers]

Max Roach on drums.

[@philipnestor5034]

And Pearl Bailey was married to another drummer, Louie Bellson.

[@tanyabrown6969]

When I see this scene it makes me think of Thandie Newton in MI2 when she's walking around the club and Tom Cruise's Character peeps her and the drums are thumping and the dancers are stepping. I realize the director mostly paying homage to this scene. Thandie played Nya like Dorothy played Carmen.

[@bruceseaman6592]

My dad's(RIP) favourite( and Sonny Terry and Browny Mcghee),a white east end London boy with a black man's soul

[@hatelovebowel4571]

there's no where to find this on 4k and i'm sad

[@mellory2337]

Queen Latifah is that you?

[@realazama3017]

Mellory Lopes ikr

[@jennahamrick3.086]

Ahhhh so that’s where the high school name in American dad comes from..pearl Bailey😩🤎

[@patdoyle3686]

A must see Movie🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟EXCELLENT🌟🌟🌟 💜🤍💛💚❤

[@pMcgov56]

great american

[@paulchandler9241]

YEP. 👍

[@paulchandler9241]

🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@Leng84244]

Do you guys think a remake of Carmen jones should be make?

[@msv2u107]

It has been. With Beyonce in 2001. It was on MTV, called Carmen: "A Hip Hopera". This is still my favorite version though.

[@patdoyle3686]

No remake this movie is a work of art it's sensational remakes are just for the money💰 not for the great movie magic West Side story was fantastic remake was poor Carmen Jones should be released in cinemas again 🎞 🎞 🎞 🎞 It is a movie that todays young people would really love like there parents before them all the cast ofactors in movie We're excellent🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 I especially love Pearl Bailey what a performer yeah outstanding Beat out Dat rhythm on a drum🥁

[@msv6674]

Max Roach on drums in this scene. Continue to rest easy 🙏

[@ladybugroyal5264]

I see Keke Palmer in the younger role and Queen latifah in the older role.

[@hatelovebowel4571]

they need to do a remake and cast Ruth Negga for it

[@KC-gy5xw]

See that twerking.. yeh, nothing new under the sun... But Miss Bailey -what a gal!! Wonderful song and the dancing is fantastic!

[@BiffJackson-o4i]

There's no twerking, dude. Nice try.

[@KC-gy5xw]

@@BiffJackson-o4i Those guys wern't twerking? You need to get your eyes tested.

[@normalvsreverse1372]

Back when american people were normal and slim.

[@MSYNGWIE12]

This film is uber cool- Otto Preminger had an "epiphany " when he began to conceptualize the opera, as contemporary film- love never changes- I love the original Italian opera, the ballet versions -watch Zizi Jeanmaire and this with the divine Harry Belafonte, Pearl Bailey and the beautiful, highly talented and BETRAYED IN REAL LIFE, DOROTHY DANDRIDGE- like Marilyn Monroe- victimized by all around them and in Dorothy's instance- RACISM. She wasn't "black" black- oh Dorothy if I could only reach into Time, a warp, on that fateful night and show you Harry Belafonte's, your co-stars beautiful daughter, Shari- beauty doesn't always fade like old foggies used to say, spitefully- my favorite model, Jean Shrimpton is in her late 70's, a recluse, never seems to go to a hairdresser, or wear makeup, no botox- she's gorgeous-once a blue moon an immoral photographer uses a telephoto lens- still thin and shy-ish- never liked being called The Most Beautiful Woman in the World, she didn't even like modeling-too clever- she saw how fake it all is- people who don't like opera- well dig this- this music - a few drops ended up in boogie woogie etc, "all meat from the same bone" wrote Eric Burdon of music but that extends/applies to people too- I don't care what a geneticist would say- two major strains of DNA, led humanity to break off and blah, blah, blah- I have no grudge against them either- wish I was intelligent enough to be a biologist, anthropologist, geneticist etc- but ATTITUDES CAN CHANGE- Dorothy would be how old now? Harry is what, 95ish- still carries on his civil rights work and he gave the world some great kids too who carry on their father's work- I apologize for "shooting my mouth off" I am right out on a ledge now, holding a large stash of pills- so I CAN dig....Namaste World, give a "-hit, about the person next to you in the grocery line...

[@hueyjackie6383]

Blacc power

[@thegreatdominion949]

Cozy Cole on drums.

[@junglebrov]

I don't think so. Cozy was 45 at this time. The drummer looks nowhere near that age.

[@thegreatdominion949]

@@junglebrov You're right. It's Max Roach. My error.

[@thegreatdominion949]

@@junglebrov Cozy Cole played the role on Broadway about a decade before the movie was made.

[@kingtenaya1294]

We should redo this classic!

[@christinachildress6109]

I keep trying to reach her

[@christinachildress6109]

For that very suggestion

[@earlsarcades]

Is that Kate Miss😆

[@earlsarcades]

Kate Moss 😆

[@earlsarcades]

Is Carmen a waif🤔

[@kaymiller7314]

QQQQ Hi how are you?

[@johnstewart9745]

D D HOT 🇬🇧

[@B-Rogers2244]

History Lesson: They knew about Twerking in the 1950's.

[@paulchandler9241]

LMFAO SOOOO DIRTY!!!! 🤣👍☻🤡😡👇😉

[@bettyvonner6476]

I definitely not pearl lol

[@andrewbeckford3160]

Crazy how many Black people loved her and yet she seemed not to have had any romance with any Black males, only white ones.

[@theman2017inc]

REALLY? then the question was why?

[@taneshah.1260]

False. She was married to Harold Nicholas who cheated on her and deserted her and their mentally disabled daughter.

[@AS-wj1du]

Who Dorothy or pearl? Same for Harry Belafonte. He only married yt women🙄

[@AfricanGirl]

nice