So true you can tell he is being himself but polite and respectful

Met him in a toilet great guy....

Maybe it's because he's an absolute hunk!

well yeah he’s posh kenneth

Give a black man millions, these are the results 😜

I'd pay to hear the stuff he couldn't say on TV. Natural comedy is often the funniest

most definitely 💀

Conan is good

@@engineboy2344 I was literally just about to say the exact same thing lol

Yeah, unlike Fallon

Perhaps you then can explain to me why "Get a girlfriend, get a girlfriend" is funny, please?

@@Peter_Riis_DK What?

Any hood in the states. I used to frequent Magic Johnson theater located in the Los Angeles Creshaw district... In addition to talking back, there was singing, dancing in the seats, laughing and co signing in unison... Man those were the days.

I wonder which theater he considers to be in the "hood" in Atlanta

@@nowuknow7364 damn you’re the first person I have heard say the Magic Johnson theater in a long time

Same here in Nigeria : ) to us, the audience is as important as the cast. Read somewhere that in many communities, the 'conversation' is dictated by the listener, not the speaker. I've noticed that amongst many black and brown people worldwide (Indigenous and Black Americans, Africans, some south Asians)

Facts

Africa isn't a country, it's a continent so not sure who you'd have to ask because you'd get a very different opinion from a South African vs an Ethiopian.

It's as flawless as his complexion

Have you seen him in Black Mirror?

@@sonad1213 Yup. Very true

@@sonad1213 good point but also, the US has many accents yet we can surely say an accent is from somewhere in the US. There are a ton of accents in Europe but you can say someone has a European accent, if compared to Africa or the US. So if an Irish actor, for example, faked a New Jersey accent, I know it’s “[US] American” despite there being other regions. It really is okay to say African (or other continents’) accent in some instances. 🙄

I just saw the movie and he is now my favorite actor and that was one of the greatest movies I've ever seen

I love it! I love it! Love both the Actors, they def are killing their Craft! I'm holding off watching the movie, just saw 'One Night in Miami' taking my time, tha culture, so much content with 'US' now...but gota treat it like fine wine! still few gems, but they b GEMS Alright! Next up Black Panther 2 eventually! RIP Chadwick, these 2 & many more will carry the candle of BLACK EXELLENCE as you did!

@@missk8185 same here...he was superb ....

This comment aged like wine. 👌

Don't forget his role in Black Mirror (first season)

His accent was amazing,so perfect

@@preettyE agreed!!!

I still can't believe he isn't south african his accent was perfect

Wait, he's not?

@@maganoiitula9552 he’s not South African lol. He’s English and lived in the UK with an English mom and Iraqi-Armenian father. The surname Serkis is a changed version of Sarkisian

Except Charlie Cox 😅

@@FlammingtonStudios aweee yea 😭

Well said

He's one of the best up and coming actors in my opinion. Every role he's been in, he's vastly different in each. He's a chameleon. I could see him having a Denzel type career tbh

I didn't recognize him either! Watching this was so crazy LOL

Most of the cast were great actors...too bad the movie was such junk. Waste of talent.

@@ridetillidie8090 Black Panther, the film that took so many themes of afrofuturism and portrayed them through amazingly well written characters was 'junk'? The film nominated for best picture was 'junk'? GOOD JOKE!

@@spicycalamari8891 Yeah...and "Crazy Rich Asians," an even bigger POS film, so full of cliches it probably set a record and totally ripped off every 'the royal guy and I' movie ever made, WON, what? Using awards for films as a measuring stick is ridiculous. This film was just one long, rolling cliche with cool special effects and bad CGI that wasted a talented lineup of actors on a bad comic series.

Boseman 😕

@@michelleimogu9296 ty

lol what did you put the first time?

@@anddsheshere__ can't remember... I had it spelled wrong... so I had to fix...

@@S1L3NTG4M3R ohh 💀 on the right track atleast

Where lol but I did remember him saying that

Lol i just watched his interview with Colbert where he says that

That is HILARIOUS 😭

Lmao

To be fair a former co-worker of hers was in the movie, so maybe she just watched it because she was like "I told you people he was evil!"

How's your midichlorian count? If you don't got enough blood ghosts you aren't allowed to be special.

Well that's only 2 steps, doesn't seem too difficult to do.

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Why was it so memorable?

@@HonourBound578 “it was absolutely hilarious”…… From talking to the people on the screen, crab walking backward into my legs and on top of my head…..

Tell me about it I watched it in the cinema when it came out! The cinema was packed with black people and it was nothing but vibes, laughter and commentary. Even at the end we all stood up and clapped! It was like going on a school field trip! A moment I will never forget

go on say it... "considering..."

What is sotho

@@icygirl97 seSotho is a language, and Sotho people are an indigenous cultural group in Southern Africa. There is a country called Lesotho, and the people as a nation are called Basotho. Think of it like we have amaZulu, amaXhosa, baPedi (which I am), and many more. It just so happens that the names of the groups are also the names of the languages, like English, Spanish, etc.

@@icygirl97 my country 🇱🇸

Same ! Totally agree.

And that's going to be put to the test when he gets to host Saturday Night Live in April.

Relatable, have a nice day.

same! There were several moments when i caught goosies in BP, but THAT scene was everything.

@Cg 25 To each his own.

@Cg 25 which one e talking about?

@Cg 25 oh yea u trippin

Here you are again. Used to get annoyed, now I look forward to seeing your comment. 😂

@@missvidabom cool... I will do this always... mostly for me... Im not looking for likes as most will say... I don't care about that anyway... I use this as a marker... so I know I have watched the video... I am at over 800... and that's not counting the copies... have a good one...

@@S1L3NTG4M3R Would you then consider writing the number down instead of copy pasting this exact same comment? As in, 801, 802 etc. That way, coming across your comment, it'd be interesting to know where you've reached in terms of viewing goals - it'd be a sense of kinship one could feel as we follow you on your journey, as opposed to the instant surge of irritation it evokes right now.

@@mitaalishukla3850 lol

@@S1L3NTG4M3R I know! And it’s actually friggin brilliant! I’m so obsessed and have watched so many clips, I sometimes forget what I’ve seen. Maybe I should do the same as you?

About Black Panther? I thought that! He made me cry talking about his inner child. Then when he was talking about reactions in Atlanta...I needed more!

@@slydoll7877 exactly! I was waiting for a big round of applause or some kind of comment that what he was saying was actually a moment in history for black people and will impact black children's perception of black people represented in film forever. There's even more to it than that, and they just moved on.

👅👅👄

@@joannaluff He was talking to a white audience in the UK. They don't understand (or even care) lol

Im finer than him...holla me

@@waynemarshall8836 lol is that so?

That movie was seriously very creepy to watch!

After what he did in the first one I doubt it maybe if his character didn’t betray T’Challa

@@allegraanegra455 I said I wouldn’t mind. I didn’t say it was possible. Dang, can’t I just give the guy a compliment?? 🤷🏽‍♀️

@@jaeshasway what part of what I said meant that you couldn’t feel that way? I’m just saying although it’s a nice thought it just wouldn’t happen.

You know some people just like movies right?

Exactly my thought too!!!!!

This is actually such a good idea and I’m frustrated I hadn’t thought of it.

He's a way more skilled actor than Idris