Facts

Hell yeah, and the parents would help with the homework!!!

Agree

Facts 👍

True. No one that worked for Prince really had too much success. Those guys and rheTime, I would venture to guess had the most

They didn't make a choice.

@@pickzkickz They made the right choice to produce other acts behind prince's back. That's what I'm talking about. I'm not talking about them being fired.

But they agreed to that arrangement, and went behind his back and did what they wanted to do. They couldn't been men about it and told him what was going on. They could have left on their own without being fired. He formed the group. He had every right to fire them. All them could have left on their own, but chose not too.

Yeah back in highschool I thought party's would be like the early2000s films but when I went to a classmates party back In highschool (mid 2010s) mostly everyone was on their phone or talking and hanging in small secluded groups (usually their friend groups in high school)that made it clear they did not want to bothered by any outsiders.it was very demoralizing as it was big enough for heaps of people but small enough where everyone can tell you as a loner compared to everyone else and trying to talk to most of them made it clear they did not want to talk and felt like I was being shooed away.anyway sorry needed to rant about it on a old comment but phones are kind of a social killer

Waaaaaaay better

Idk what this show is but they should do it with everything music related(history controversy rivalrys) from 70s to 2000s.

They knew they were on to something great. They believed in themselves. And thats all that mattered.

Yes, they did. They probably cried. Why would they hide it?

That's the troof🎉😂

NOPE. Prince fired them because they disobey his orders, Prince was the boss. With no Prince no opportunities for Jimmy and Terry. Prince created the Minneapolis sound in Minneapolis, he got the recording contract, he invite them, he got them a record deal, he had the plan. Imagine seen a member of a prominent family in L.A. doing your choreography and making hits with your beats. As talented as Jimmy and Terry were, they sold the Minneapolis Sound out.

Exactly

For a long while anyway.

True. What he was doing to The Time. He woke up and realized was his own nightmare in the near future.

Warner’s never controlled Prince or his music! The only thing Warner’s controlled was the amount of music that Prince released on their lable. Which is why he started his own Paisley Park.

@@q.p.wilson3675 Prince spent the last 20 years of his life fighting for ownership of his music. Until he received full control of his music, he talked repeatedly about "owning your masters or your masters will own you." Warner Brothers controlled more than simple distribution of Prince's music: they owned the master recordings of his music.

Prince was a control freak

The thing that people don't understand is that this was when they were on their way up, the Minneapolis Sound wasn't establish yet, they were not mainstream yet, they were not superstars yet. So you have Prince trying to put Minneapolis sound on the map and suddenly everybody wanted a piece of the pie, course he forbidden his team to share with others what he created. Prince firing Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis was the best thing for them? we will never know, but one thing we know for sure, is that uptight people from L.A. (and from privilege families) ended up using the Minneapolis to make money, it was sad and pathetic and it was the beginning of the end of a pure art form.

The reason why Prince had Morris Day and Jesse with him because he was scared that Jimmy jam and Terry Lewis was going to hang his little tiny ass up on the coat hook! 😂

@@DaWorzt99 yeah, that's why he gave them all he got, a record deal, touring, albums, his own music and even a movie. Yeah Prince was selfish, right? *sarcasm alert

​@@horrorpowerfilms9481Apollonia Vanity and Sheila E. just left the chat..

Yeah EXACTLY

With genius comes madness !!! Im lovin these /

Ron Hendersonboe I know, me too!

I want that kind of difficult friend that give me his own music, get me a record deal, take me on tour and put me on a hit film.

Prince wrote EVERYTHING for the Time....there is no Morris without Prince.

@GT Tg what did Lisa write

"Hey Prince thank you for giving us a record deal, thank you for taking all of us on tour, thank you for writing us an album, thank you for putting us on a block buster movie, but after tree years I think it's time you let's us be your boss, if you don't let us take advantage of you, we will play the victim card for eternity" -The Time.

I don't know, Prince parties were pretty wild, I think this cartoon is an exaggeration of the facts.

KiN CAMELL soooo truuu

I just put on "The Finest" whew the 80's music was fire

They sold out the Minneapolis Sound. Prince was right to control his own concept.

Morris started using drugs before Prince got him a record deal. The Time first album was released in 1981, and by 1982 they all were training for the Purple Rain film, by 1983 they were shooting the film. So it was about 2-3 years of The Time development (including the tours and time on the studio), I'm pretty sure that's a short time to call it a "limited opportunity for growth", 2 years it isn't like The Godfather generation dynasty. In any job you get in your life time you will not become the boss in 2 years, come on! Morris and friends never saw the bigger boat, some call it ego, others call it hungry for success. At the end they sold out Prince's concept and ruined the Minneapolis Sound for ever.

@@horrorpowerfilms9481 How did they ruin the Minneapolis Sound? Please explain.

@@petroglyf1973 well they turn the sound into an exclusive Top 40 sound, but Prince said it better: "“Terry and Jimmy really aren’t into the Minneapolis sound. They’re into making every single one of their records a hit”

You are so right on that one, they were doing business, while Prince was taking care of art. Conclusion: Janet Jackson ended up doing songs were she shouted "Minneapolis!" dancing at Prince's moves with Jerome Benton on her side. It was sad and pathetic.

Still touring and performing

I think that's how he fired Alexander O'Neal

There's been so many versions about it, Prince even told Rolling Stone magazine that Morris did the firing and that he consulted the whole deal with Morris before they let them go. Once Prince died, everybody's playing victim, BUT it was Prince's project and I'm not talking about just one band, I'm talking about the whole Minneapolis sound. I'm pretty sure Prince had the right to not let his concept go to Pop oriented products like Lionel Richie, but hey it went to Janet Jackson, so it was downhill from there. Sad.

IKR?

LMAO well... it is the same guy who did the show. He's also the neighbor from Beavis and Butthead

Yes Mr. Anderson. He had sum great lines also. Especially on the Mr. Anderson's Balls episode

Tales from the tour bus

Lol. Never thought about the resemblance until now.

Probably snowed in Minneapolis...couldn't make SA.

pickzkickz yeah that’s definitely what happened, I was making a joke that flew over.

1983

Simon Peter Abraham It snowed in Atlanta they missed the gig in Tex

I’ve been to San Antonio a few times when it snowed.

I like it got that beavis and butt head look

Part of the attraction.

The videos before this one have the same animation but are less glitchy. I think something’s wrong with this one and a few before this one as well but still cool to watch!

It’s glitchy from the source. The actual show isn’t glictchy at all, there’s another channel on here that has snippets of episodes in smaller bits and they look fine

Yeah, this shit is choppy.

KZfaq blocked 2.

But "special" does not take you to places, hard work do. No Prince, no Morris career. Facts.

It just came out... Hell I haven't seen the first 2 ??...but right now it's football 🏈 time!

@@nardo8869 She uploaded it backwards, but it's blocked😯😐

Now it's 600

I love Morris but I think Morris lied about lots of things, he kept playing the victim card, even tough it was his unprofessionalism that put him on a rough spot.

Well Purple Rain was one of the most critically acclaimed movies that year, and by critically acclaimed I mean film journalism not "young women", oh and the movie won an Oscar, let's give thanks to all the young women members of the Academy 😂😂😂

@@horrorpowerfilms9481 I was like 15 16 when the movie first came out...chick movie still don't like it. But the bike is pretty cool

@@WillChandlerFLD120 well, if you don't like it, doesn't mean that the movie sucked, it was in every critic Top 10 films of 1984, so you better edit your comment, and change "sucked" for "I din't like it"

@@horrorpowerfilms9481 I can read

@@WillChandlerFLD120 well you can't write then.