Jeremiah Birkett

Seeing him on Lucifer and snowfall to this was kind of amazing. Mans can definitely act

@@LilRedd615he was on snowfall??

@@kaiiyjr-1202 yeah he played the dad with the two kids in the shelter that overdosed. Alvin was trying to help him.

​@@kaiiyjr-1202 bro hated dogs in L.A. Confidential 🤣

He Look like Oil Slick!

that line was terrifying on so many levels

@@nobodycares1211 FACTS

He said because the tap dance man was a slave

I love how he delivered that line too, it was perfect, he a tone of taunting yet serious, like even though Tap Dance Man was only a entity in Henry’s mind, Tap Dance Man said that line as if he was really someone who’s been through it

Fr Tap Dance Man Creepy But Funny At The Same Time

This tap dance man managed to be scary and charming at the same time, I loved this series.

@@tropicalvirus1897 you know white people actually painted their faces like this back in the day to make fun of black people right..... That's what he indicated.... There's nothing "Charming" about a white man pretending to be a black man for fun....

@@a.t3107 yes, I know, but I'm talking about the actor and how charming he is, it's mesmerizing how he can portrait such grotesque image with charm. I never forget that, we know it's wrong, but we can't forget that he is not just blackface he is also the guilt of an innocent man in a devilish form.

@@tropicalvirus1897 ok yea... You should've been more specific. I was finna go off lmao

He wasn’t the villain lol he was black rage

@@demetriuspowell29 I’m taking about the black face character… the series made him the villain but really he was helping the whole time… he was actually telling him to stand up for himself and do something back . Black rage is a way of fighting back during that time

Not only was it because Henry was tied up tho, back then black people were scared to retaliate even tho at any time they could of started a small army and took over towns. It was fear that kept them from doing anything back, just like Henry was scared for his children cuz they were being threaten too. So he saying “you wouldn’t of don’t a goddamn thing” is because in reality he really wouldn’t of done anything because of the consequences they thought they would get!!

Bruuuh the scene was the best after this !

--Not a GODDAMN Thing No suprise is almost the scariest context of the show....heavy, but excellent to watch.

It wasn’t just white guilt that actually happened

@@enviedeveryday2835 - Dude, make all the white guilt content one can. I’m just acknowledging how some black community of viewers ‘are tired’ of black actors being type casted for films/shows like this, and there’re some scenes in this show that I understand are ‘over the top’ in terms of anti-black barbarity. Edit: For instance, that ‘cat the bag(?)’ scene still haunts me even more than that rape scene from ‘12 Years a Slave.’

@@Bmanritchie while this is true, who else would they get to play these roles?? If it was any other race it wouldn’t hit as hard.

@@zzirfamo24 - I think that’s due to how established ‘white guilt’ is toward knowing African history within a narrow timeframe and how often such content is crafted. I think there’s roughly a couple or more films/shows made every year, so that amount of content racks up.

White guilt show ≠ any show about racism

No is a creation of his mind, a representation of oppression.

“an evil spirit“ ??? Please watch the show again because apparently you missed everything important.

He wasn’t evil

i'm black, i can play him.

@@JamieDarren you got more guts than most my friend I salute you

Lmfaoo???

2 of us

Anything exposing white history they will cancel especially if it’s Blacks exposing

Uhh, it didn't get cancelled though

@@Fbcos221 bruh it's been 3yrs your late ASF

@@sarahb6163nope!! Season 2 is out

Nah he did good . Help him go fucc them white folks up

U didn’t understand the movie