While I’m tired of everyone creating podcasts … Blaq Ron it’s time for a podcast 😂

Blaq Ron has such strong structural debates

Black Ron was giving him the work, Ron definitely need a show

No disrespect but clearly the GUEST did MORE research than the damn Host 🤦🏾‍♂️ … Besides all that 2024 is the Year of Truth .

The host really protecting these people like crazyy🤦🏾

HOW to STAND ON BUSINESS -BLAQ RON

The host made this shit hard to watch.

I definitely appreciate BlaqRon 😂😂❤❤

Need a a host that knows the difference between his own opinion and facts

Blaq Ron speaking facts and giving knowledge

This host is wild 😂 protecting everyone

Blaq Ron needs his own podcast....immediately

Blaq ron was talkn truth..

I need more Blaq Ron, my boy to real for most, I’m new but buddy gota work on interview he talk more than necessary lol

Ron just earned another level of respect... wasn't he a teacher turned comedian???

Respect to BLAQ RON . Always bringing the heat..🔥

This interviewer doesn’t know his stuff, Blaq Ron owned this guy!

I thought Black Ron was way older than what he is… dude is smart💪🏾💯

Blaq Ron is the only reason I stayed. Host gets 👎🏾👎🏾👎🏾

Imagine katt williams and blaq ron having a sit down........alot of things will be said and alot of things will be learnt

Ron was so patient with this fella

I love the protagonist antagonism aspect of these two brothers conversations. Great work!

Fam, with all due respect you have allowed you're anecdotal experience to overide the glaring truths of the intersection of black life and the malignance of oppressive psychology. Salute to you for standing on your square and and engaging the convo tho. BUT, you went 2 for 12 on quite a few points, unless the devil's advocate voice was intentional to create space for cousin Blaq's intelligence to shine. Either way, have the brother back. We needed this convo and more often!! Stay up, fam

“ BLAQ RON really is the MALCOLM X of comedy 🎭 , I just hope he doesn’t get shot at except for when he’s shooting his specials “ -Eyes

Well I guess we know why nobody is a returning guest sheesh

"You be sayin' a whole lot of shit based off what you know, but what you know ain't a whole lot!" 😬😆😆😆😆😆 OUCH! Damn, Cuz.

I'm not usually against a person trying to get to the next level. Just understand, when you bring Blaq Ron on your show he's intelligent and fast on his feet. There are a lot of people wanting to be a part of the go-along-get-along gang. You just have to recognize them when you see them and allow them to do their own thing. People like Shannon Sharp and Joe Rogan understand how to have conversations and let the guest cook. A lot of hosts talk too much instead of allowing the guest to shine. If this was a debate show I would respect the format more. Here it comes across as caping for the powers that be.

I didnt know they still made this type of dude

really enjoyed this interview I learned alot 💯‼️

Blaq Ron won this conversation at the 38 min mark. He crushed this argument 💯🔥

I like the guest. Very intelligent

Great podcast I'm tuned in

This was my first time listening and I really enjoyed it. In fact, I showed a portion to a group of my students of mixed ethnicity today. Our voice, as Black Men, needs to be heard on all topics. Keep up the good work. And, yes, I did "like" and "subscribe."

I need a part 3!! yall got a nigga in deep thought fr. Great job guys definitely subcribing❤

ADOS Kansas City Missouri Checking in

Blaq Ron needs to be on the Club Sha Sha

This dude know blaq Ron is speaking truth. Be he has to combat everything. That’s the point of his show

Black Ron the real deal 💯

MY BOY BLACK RON SPEAKING FACTS. IMAGERY IS VERY POWERFUL.

How do you debate a comedian about comedy

Blaq Ron at 1:03 took him so deep he just stop swimming.

Let's go Ron!!

I see Blaq Ron I’m Pullin up and Bro never disappoint

The host should research before bringing on guest

Love the way you checked that dude

Blaq Ron Is the truth

Fort Worth Texas Tuned in 👑

Host isnt critically thinking or is he just being adversarial for the content? I dont think he was ready for Blaq Ron🙄🙃

They cancelled the first pilot show because he had a child spanked and mentioned God. I remember this show. We used see him at The Beacon theater in NYC before he was television. TP always repeat and rewrite his plays for years. Alex Cross sounded like Madea! lmbo

Love Blaq Ron. Funny and Smart!!! All shows should be sold out all da time. Ron, come to Orlando Improv... Also, you should be writing for the Ms.Pat Show. G-ish! Can't wait for the new Special.

Yeah we need more Blaq Ron

Dude don't deserve Blac Ron energy

this Host is an example of people who try to BS you hoping you don't know something, being caught in the act of it and ending up looking stupid. this dude disagreed without knowing something this entire show. that is CRAAAAAAAZY!

Blaq Ron is sharp spittin 🔥🔥

Deep.. your knowledge of psychological concepts is amazing!!

Blaq Ron spoke facts the whole time.

Half Baked - 1998 Killin’em Softly - 2000 Chappelle’s Show Season 1 - 2003 Chappelle’s Show Season 2 - January, 2004 Episode 4 True Hooywood Stories: Rick James - February, 2004 For What It's Worth - June, 2004

Y’all didn’t know Ron is a volunteer public defender on the side

Literally only here for Blaq Ron one and done gotdammit #5150Nation4Eva

Bruh feminine sitting across from black to that’s why he don’t understand

Not mistaking Adam Carolla with Joe rogan... other than that.. str8 facts

33:28 that’s not his only biopic remember he played king Richard Serena and Venus dad when the whole Oscar Slap happened

Thank you

Madea occasionally dresses up as Tyler Perry

Where can we find the Uncensored version?

I remember “Grown Ups”

I don’t understand why people hating on the host. Everybody doesn’t have to have the same point of view or opinions 😂

The host needs to do his homework!!! SMH!!!

Man Blaq Ron was preaching

What you FEEL and what is REALITY (operative word is REAL) are TWO Different Things!! You can FEEL what the hell you want but that don’t make you RIGHT!!!

Exploration of the Impact of Black Comedians in Hollywood: Portrayal, Challenges, and Evolution 0:00: 💬 Discussion on the portrayal of black men in Hollywood, the impact of wearing dresses, and the success of Tyler Perry. 0:00: Black entertainers often face pressure to wear dresses in Hollywood for success. 5:04: Black men historically fought to maintain their masculinity due to past injustices. 7:54: Tyler Perry is considered the richest black filmmaker in Hollywood. 8:40: 💬 Discussion on Tyler Perry's career trajectory, audience demographics, and faith-based content in movies. 8:40: Tyler Perry's career evolution from plays to mainstream movies and TV shows. 11:03: Exploration of Tyler Perry's consistent use of dressing in his projects. 11:46: Comparison with other black actors like Samuel Jackson and Denzel Washington. 12:06: Mention of Tyler Perry's significant financial success in the industry. 12:32: Emphasis on the importance of representation and audience connection in content creation. 13:21: Analysis of the niche market for faith-based films and its potential for growth. 13:52: Catering to a specific audience of church-going black women. 14:19: Focus on faith-based content and its appeal to certain demographics. 15:00: Discussion on the success and reception of church-based movies and TV shows. 16:53: 💬 Discussion on black comedians, dresses in comedy, Tyler Perry's career, and TV shows timeline. 16:53: Tyler Perry's journey in TV shows and dealing with networks explained. 18:08: Misconceptions about black comedians and wearing dresses in Hollywood. 21:05: Tyler Perry's success in creating multiple TV shows based on his plays. 22:14: Insights into the early struggles and successes of Tyler Perry's career. 23:01: Tyler Perry's unique deal-making approach with studios for his TV shows. 24:15: Discussion on the origins and evolution of Tyler Perry's House of Pain TV show. 25:08: Clarification on the timeline of Tyler Perry's transition from plays to TV shows. 25:45: 💬 Discussion on actors' typecasting and challenges with transitioning to different roles in Hollywood. 25:45: IMDb may not accurately reflect an actor's full body of work. 26:33: Success in one role or medium does not guarantee success in others. 27:05: Audience preferences may not always align with an actor's diverse abilities. 29:15: Typecasting can limit an actor's opportunities to showcase their range. 30:25: Some actors struggle to break away from iconic roles, impacting their career trajectory. 31:55: Challenges faced by actors in Hollywood to avoid being pigeonholed into specific roles. 32:53: Examples of actors like Will Smith navigating typecasting and expanding their roles. 34:04: Discussion on the complexity of roles and perceptions in the film industry. 34:16: 💬 Discussion on the perception of black individuals expressing emotions and the need for raising voices to be heard. 34:16: Black individuals often need to raise their voices to be heard and taken seriously in public settings. 37:19: The societal conditioning of black people to use humor as a coping mechanism for pain and discomfort. 40:07: Perception of black women as belligerent when expressing anger or dissatisfaction in public. 41:23: The use of yelling to express passion and make a point effectively in discussions. 42:14: The struggle for black individuals, especially women, to be respected and heard when trying to address issues calmly. 46:55: 💼 Discussion on legal representation, discrimination, and corporate accountability in relation to black individuals' challenges. 46:55: Black individuals often face challenges in seeking legal representation due to financial constraints. 47:02: Colin Kaepernick faced discrimination in the NFL, leading to a settlement for collusion. 49:11: Lack of adequate representation contributes to high incarceration rates among black individuals. 50:07: Distinction between criminal and discriminatory attorneys, with the latter often taking cases on a contingency basis. 50:36: 💼 Analysis on the challenges faced by black comedians in Hollywood industry 50:36: Black actors struggle to reach $20 million club without compromising integrity 50:43: Contingency cases differ between personal injury and discrimination lawsuits 52:17: Settlements in lawsuits are typically much lower than the initial amount sought 55:01: Collusion between lawyers and companies to minimize payouts in lawsuits 56:15: Limited number of black actors in the $20 million club in Hollywood 57:27: Eddie Murphy, Denzel Washington, Will Smith, and Morgan Freeman are part of the $20 million club 58:00: Martin Lawrence joined the $20 million club for 'Bad Boys 2' and 'National Security' 58:41: Morgan Freeman's significant earnings in recent films place him in the $20 million club 59:12: 💬 Discussion on vulnerability in relationships, honesty, and trust between men and women. 59:12: Men and women should be open and vulnerable in relationships to establish trust. 1:03:17: Being transparent about sexual preferences can indicate the level of safety in a relationship. 1:05:28: Men often feel more comfortable expressing their true selves to sex workers than their partners. 1:05:41: Honesty about intimate desires can lead to honesty in other aspects of a relationship. 1:07:07: Fear is a low vibration emotion, while bravery is a high vibration emotion. 1:07:16: 🎤 Exploration of the balance between humor, authenticity, and societal perception in the world of comedy. 1:07:16: Differentiating between being timid and exuding machismo in various social situations. 1:09:03: Discussion on the complexities of ego, super ego, and ID in shaping one's personality. 1:10:15: The struggle for black comedians to balance authenticity with audience expectations and societal impact. 1:11:33: Importance of staying true to oneself while navigating the pressures of fame and popularity. 1:12:08: Challenges faced by comedians in balancing making people laugh with addressing societal issues. 1:15:06: The significance of understanding one's base audience, particularly for black comedians, in building a loyal following. 1:15:55: 💬 Discussion on the evolution of black comedians' popularity, influence of social media, and audience loyalty. 1:15:55: Debate on the impact of social media on comedians' popularity and audience engagement. 1:16:01: Comparison of top comedians in the industry and their presence on social media. 1:17:15: Exploration of touring companies and their role in promoting black comedians. 1:19:59: Analysis of Cat Williams' decline in popularity and audience loyalty over the years. 1:20:16: Assertion that black audience loyalty is crucial for a comedian's success and longevity. 1:21:53: Debunking misconceptions about Dave Chappelle's rise to fame and the impact of his comedy specials. 1:22:56: Clarification on the timeline of Dave Chappelle's career milestones and TV shows. 1:23:39: Discussion on the viewership and reception of Dave Chappelle's comedy specials. 1:26:48: 💬 Discussion on Dave Chappelle's Chappelle Show contract negotiation and revenue sharing. 1:26:48: Dave Chappelle's Chappelle Show contract involved revenue sharing, initially split equally. 1:27:01: The show's unexpected success led Comedy Central to reconsider the revenue split. 1:27:16: Comedy Central offered Chappelle a reduced share of the revenue, leading to contract disputes. 1:27:24: Chappelle declined the reduced offer, as it deviated from the initial agreement. 1:27:32: The network's financial constraints impacted their ability to honor the original contract terms. 1:27:38: Chappelle's decision to walk away was a result of the contract renegotiation and revenue dispute. 1:29:00: The network's handling of the revenue from DVD sales further complicated the situation. 1:30:05: Chappelle's departure and the subsequent rumors were influenced by the contractual disagreements. 1:31:09: The dispute revolved around the revenue owed to Chappelle for seasons one and two, impacting his decision to leave. 1:32:17: 💬 Discussion on the challenges faced by comedians in the entertainment industry and the impact of contracts on creative control. 1:32:17: Comedy Central initially signed Dave Chappelle for one season due to low expectations. 1:32:24: Challenges arise when artists sign over control of their intellectual property in development deals. 1:33:21: Dave Chappelle lost creative control over 'Chappelle Show' and his own name due to contractual agreements. 1:37:04: Some artists compromise their artistic integrity for fame and financial gain in the entertainment industry. 1:39:02: Many individuals enter comedy for opportunities beyond stand-up, leading to a lack of dedication to the craft. 1:39:47: 🎤 Insights from a comedian on the entertainment industry, authenticity, and community support. 1:39:47: Mother's dedication to car payments vs. temporary passengers 1:39:55: Distinguishing between genuine artists and opportunists in the industry 1:40:09: Encouragement for authenticity and dedication to the craft 1:40:16: Promotion of comedian's social media platforms 1:40:26: Availability of comedian's content across various platforms 1:41:01: Importance of open dialogue and camaraderie within the black community 1:41:29: Encouragement for audience support and attendance at comedian's shows

Blaq Ron right about your name, image, likeness being a part of the contracts. That’s why Prince had to change his name and wrote slave on his face.

Dante has to listen more as a podcast host black ron was amazing

blaq ron 🎯💯

Blaq rons righ..cj was curtis son on the original one before they switched it up

You have becateful with the people you bring on, meaning you have to be able to match the intelligence of the person being interviewed in order to have a mutually respected conversation. I follow my man, his comedy, and his intellect. Shout out to botb of them, though.

The host is very misinformed and chooses to be dumb smh. Shout out to Blaq Ron 💯💪🏾

If I remember correctly, Dave quit twice. Once between season 1 and 2. Once in the middle of season 2 , before he quit in season 3. I don’t remember the reasons he gave.

Blaq Ron is very intelligent and knows his shytt! The host on the other hand is the total opposite. He ruined the interview. I will definitely look up other interviews with Blaq Ron.

I ain’t gone lie bruh. host is trippin hard as hell 🤦🏾‍♂️. Bruh said Tyler Perry is not Hollywood because he’s in Atlanta. Hollywood is not just a place anymore, it’s a mindset. And he does a lot of business within Hollywood. He could do it from his home or studio in Atlanta.

This is why I fucks with Blaq Ron. Big facts followed up with constructive evidence. I never heard of the host before but people with bootstraps rhetoric all talk the same way. Shame on you for acting like you don't know what Blaq Ron was talking bout.

Blaq ron needs his own platform to talk about things like this...or go on club shay shay garner some audience and go back to said platform and build his own thing. Either way we need more of blaq ron just taking.....Man is like my uncle now.

Damn he capping for Madea...smh

Class is in setion

This host is horrible, I only came for Ron, hoping to subscribe to another brothers podcast but this dude wants to be a gatekeeper and protect bs

Mark is Dukes Leland

The host really dumbed this interview down!!!!

Also I wanna add Brev tried to argue brother ron down about what when went on against Dave Chapelle when Dave literally when on Oprah and told the whole world about the same sentiment as we talking about for 30 plus years till this day my guy on putting on the dress. They also talked about the main thing which was the 50 million Comedy Central was speaking on though on national television you could visually see Oprah look shocked and stunned and even uncomfortable when he exposed the business because he was saying something that was true. That all happened in 2006 and was the top story in news and gossip. E was even popping back then and I’m 22 years old and I knew at the time when I was 5 going into 6 dawg. They literally on national television assassinated his career because he rebelled against them because how powerful he was. Tyler Perry yes came up with wearing the dress when he didn’t have any money and was homeless and so Hollywood made him use that idea for almost everything he came up with differently. And this isn’t even with comedians that they put dresses on its rappers, actors, athletes, musicians … list goes on and for that black brother to sit there and think that the business is just mishap from the people when in all reality that many of folk tell you that these people all work for a higher power that doesn’t work for you which is devil my man you been living under a rock for a minute. I really appreciate blaq Ron need broly on more podcasts

night. Laughing and not realizing he is doing the exact thing the guess talking about.

Host i don't know if you playing crazy or what but Bro you tripping

HE’S RIGHT AND THIS HOST IS TRIPPING COME ON NOW THIS IS FUNNY THO 😂++++$$$$

@TapNPodcast host just wanted to argue. At no point did he make a good point. To start this conversation, he tried to claim it's not genius to pretend to play dumb as Blaq Ron said some comedians play a role as. This guy proves his point that it's not an act because he's actually is that stupid. You have to be pretty dumb to argue an entertainer who can act, sing and actively is a stand-up comic. Blaq Ron is well read and studies trends and people in order to reach them. This Tap'N guy just reads a show sheet.

You know what's sad about lawyers is that they'll take a certain amount to buy off and sell out their client as well it happened to my mom with Hewlett-Packard that lawyer disappeared and she got screwed lost her house trying to fight them they deported the witness cook back to Mexico and the lawyer relocated out of town. My mom and 4 other black people all had over 10 years seniority. Hewlett-Packard was offering early retirement to save cost they offered it to all the black people they refused it and then they found ways to fire them and had a defamation lawsuit against them for over 100 million. Hewlett-Packard paid all the lawyers a couple million apiece and the lawyers bounced out on all four clients and they all lost their homes trying to fight the case cuz they were dragging it out

Detroit Red*** Chicago Red was Red Fox.

AYE THIS HOST IS WRONG AS HELL HE MUST NOT HAVE WATCHED DAVE’S INTERVIEWS ABOUT THAT YES THAT MAN CAN’T EVEN USE HIS OWN NAME FOR A SHOW THEY REALLY DO OWN HIS NAME DAVE CHAPPELLE AND THAT WITH OR WITHOUT THE WORD SHOW THEY REALLY DID HIM REAL DIRTY DAMN++++$$$$

I feel like Donte was playing devil’s advocate but he was caping for a lot of BS lol

The largest corporation in America is Wal Mart. Followed by Saudi Aramco and Amazon.

You lost big Blaq Ron killed you

OR EDDIE GRIFFIN

The host was tweeking