@1directmale@queensofbravo@DEADLINE You are absolutely correct about the energy on MV. It’s magical! But we are talking about reality tv, I don’t care if the setting is literally Heaven- there needs to be some drama between those angels or no one will watch.
While the studios fuck about, what a great time and opportunity for Black Actresses to link up with us Black Women writers/directors to make some independently produce non struck company stuff. Without the middleman of studios. 😉😉 I got a list.
@1ofMon@ThePeachReport But in this case it gets messy because basically a group member is doing it-He is tocha’s manager. Which means he technically gets a % of her earnings. So if he’s charging a promoter a booking fee…he’s DOUBLE DIPPING 🐍
@1ofMon@ThePeachReport No. If a promoter comes to me and says “hey I wanna book ______, can you connect me to them?” I’d have the right to charge them for connecting them to MY industry contact, I’m gettin paid to help them book a performer.
@ThePeachReport To those responding; per my first sentence, I’m not saying he’s correct that he should be receiving a booking fee. I’m simply explaining the difference in two terms-since he couldn’t seem to articulate it.
@ThePeachReport Not defending them cause….them, but he’s trying to explain the difference between getting paid a booking fee vs a kickback. BF = bringing a booking to the table. Sometimes it’s paid by the artist, other times it’s paid by the promoter. A KB = a lil sumn extra on the side lol
@xogeeuh It’s funny you mention this cause I noticed his speech changed in a few scenes-very much over enunciated. Assuming in an attempt to slow down. He’s probably getting some phonetics training for it.
I watched this before reading your caption and said to myself “wow whoopie was gorgeous”, we were really conditioned to believe that “this” black wasn’t beautiful smh
Growing up, we often heard that dark skinned black people weren’t attractive.
Being one myself, it meant a lot seeing someone like Whoopi Goldberg embrace the way she looked, on TV—and rightfully so—despite what the standards of colorism say, Whoopi was gorgeous.