Tyler Perry Why Did I Get Married Too SPOILERS Review

Hey, what's going on everyone? We are back for the sequel, Why Did I Get Married To? This film came out, Miss Kim, 15 years ago all the way in 2010. Guys, if you're watching this video, it's going to be spoilerfilled, okay? This, like I said, came out 15 years ago. We did just review uh Why Did I Get Married, the first one, the prequel to this that came out in 2007 and had a lot of fun with that. And like I said, we are back for the sequel. But Kimberly, um thank you for being here, ma'am. I I really do appreciate it. How are you today? How are you? >> I'm good. I'm good. I'm actually having fun um reviewing these Tyler Perry movies. Like, >> it's bringing up so many different like emotions. [laughter] >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, that that's that's true. >> I got like legit angry on the last one. [laughter] >> Check it out. We're gonna see what the emotions are in this one right here because I definitely have some things to say. If this is your first time joining us, guys, uh Tyler Perry with us, it's a flip of a coin. You know, some of the movies we like, some of the movies we can't stand, and we're like, God, what what are you doing? And so, we wanted to keep it positive and talk about some of the Tyler Perry movies that we do like kind of doing a marathon. So, we've uh reviewed Good Little Good Little Deeds. I'm um I'm mixing a mix of Good Deeds and Daddy's Little Girls and Why Did I Get Married? And this is our fourth one, Why Did I Get Married, Too, and you know, we have a couple of others we're going to be reviewing after this. Like I said, full spoilers. Um so, of course, if you haven't seen the film, which I'm pretty sure you have, um you know, check us out. But if not, go back and watch it. I think this is available on Stars right now, you know, at the time of this recording. But Kimberly, I did like this movie. I did. It was much more dramatic than the first. Um, but I'm still struggling on which one I like more. Uh, it really doesn't matter. And if you put a gun on my head right now, I will probably say the first one. Um, however, but I did enjoy this one. But something that is consistent for me in my taste in my opinion with Tyler Perry's movies are the beginning of them. The first act never starts that strong. It always puts a bad taste in my mouth. And I'm asking myself, "Oh my goodness, this did not hold up. You know, I don't think I can do it." You know, that's what I was saying at the very beginning of this movie when they met up at the beach house and they're getting to know each other. not getting to know each other but getting reacquainted with themselves. The married couple in the house and on the beach, you know, it just really didn't seem like great dialogue to me. Very extra ad living. Felt like a play. But of course, we know that's where Tyler Perry came from. That was his start. But, you know, when it got to the second act again, when the the drama erupted, and I I'll go ahead and say when I I started liking this movie more when Mike showed up. Mike the the Tasmanian Devil, >> okay, of drama >> care. You know, I'm you know, I'm I'm trying to have my vacation on, too. I'm by myself. Trina here no more. But when he came into the mix, that's where everything got better for me again. And um you know, I had a blast, you know, and so um I I really did enjoy it. Uh I look at it a completely different lens now, uh 15 years later from the first time I saw it. And with other Tyler and I know I'm talking a lot another a lot of Tyler Perry movies like with Good Deeds and Daddies of the Girls. I only saw it like once or twice when it first came out and it's been years since I've seen it. You know, I'm not saying that I go back and watch Why Did I Get Married One and Two every year or something like that, but it hasn't been 15 years since I've seen it. However, I'm still happy to say that this holds up. Um, it's very fun. You know, a good time, lots of laughs. You can learn a lot from this movie. Very great rewatchability. I mean, I can analyze this by myself with somebody I'm dating a group of friends or whatever. You know, it's just a good fun movie u that it's kind of impossible not to uh have fun with. Where are you at on this ma'am? Uh why did I get married to how you feeling? >> You know, it's so funny that you bring up that the first act is usually lacking with him. Um now that I think of it, I'm like, you know what, Brandon? Yeah, like a little bit. And you know, as we know, movies are not shot in sequence, right? And so, um, you shouldn't feel that though. But now that you bring it up, it does feel like, especially because of certain, um, energies that you probably need to bring out for certain scenes. Sometimes the last day of the shoot may be shooting the first few minutes that we see as the audience. >> Um, and um, it's very random. I mean, you wake up and sometimes you know, you know, sometimes, all the time, as an actor, you're going to know what's happening in the end, like my character dies or my character does this or my character does that. And as an actor, you've got to make sure that you're playing, if you're doing a day one scene, you've got to make sure you're playing it as if, you know, you don't know that or, you know, you feel like you have all the time in the world with this person that's playing your spouse. And um so now that you say it, I do kind of feel like it looks like they shot the first um sequence of the film like very last in the shooting schedule. >> Like it seems like energies are expended. It seems like um >> it just something Tasha Smith is is she's a great actress. I I really like her. She um she plays our girl. That's that's Angela. Um, but I the first and no shade to her, I love her. I love her energy, but the first few minutes of this movie, her character seems very um fake and um not really dialed in. And one thing that I absolutely hate, and I never think it's done cleverly, anytime a writer thinks, "I'm going to sneak this in and maybe they'll catch it," it's like, "No, we'll catch it and we'll hate it." Is when people say the title of the movie, >> Yes. Yes. Boulevard. Like, I hate that. What? Because why did I get married >> too? >> Come on, man. Stop that. And the way Tasha Smith like said like her like all of her lines seem very forced and fake and like acting 101, >> which is silly because she's she's a really good actress and um hi Marcus. fully dead and like even how she was in the first film, it didn't seem genuine. It was like, "Well, I hate you, too." And it's like, "Are you sleepy? Like, did you get some rest last night?" Like, something's not The acting's bad. >> Yeah. >> Which is weird because Tasha Smith isn't bad. So, um, it definitely seems like they were all tired and it was like, "Okay, guys, first day of the vacation. Everyone's seeing each other after a few years. We're all excited. Okay. Huh? Huh?" And it seems like they needed to go, "You know what? Just give us another day." Like, we're not ready because they didn't bring that that energy in a real way for me. And that that irked me a lot. >> Yeah. Um, it's interesting that you said her name and spoke about her first because as soon as you did, I was able to pull her up because I was ready to talk about her as well. Again, Tasha Smith, you're watching this. I'm probably sure you're not. We're not crapping on you. I actually do like you as a performer, as an entertainer. Majority of the time, sometimes it's a bit so, and that's what Kim is expressing right now. But at the very beginning of this film, yes, she was the weakest link in my opinion. you know, why did I get married? Why did I get married, too? And everything you just said, you know, I do agree with, but with her character, you know, I have a lovehate relationship with it. I mean, we spoke about it in part one. You know, she's loud, she's extra, she's, you know, this and that, you know, but I still love her though, you know, that's she's a part of the culture, you know, doesn't mean that there aren't any other redeeming qualities. I mean, there are people like that that exist and like I said, I love them. Uh, but it was funny, you know, um, Marcus, no, Tro, no, what what was her name? Um, Mike, Mike, why can't these two single people have a conversation amongst themselves? Or when Trina has her bag, she knocks the luggage on the ground and like she can pick it up herself, you know, things like that. I'm with her, you know. I'm like, hey, if I was in her shoes, I would be feeling the same way. So, that's funny. In this movie, too. Yeah. It was overboard. It was exaggerated. It was a bit much when they were at the beach and the older couple uh played by Sicy Tyson and Lewis Gossip Jr. threw the ash and it you know got on her body. >> That was hilarious. >> I would be screaming too and she's all in THE WATER. [screaming] >> That was funny. like, you know, I so I didn't like her in the first act. It was annoying, but I was laughing my butt off, you know, doing in this second act or to in in the uh third act or later on in the film where she found where she thought that Marcus was having sex on his lunch break, you know, but it was, you know, the the um the handyman or whoever or the maid or whatever. I mean, that's crazy just to be smashing in somebody else's bed under the covers. I mean, of all places. I mean, like, why would you want to do that? And and that and that's funny. And so with Tasha, it is a flip of a coin. Um you know, there's things that I I like. I mean, I like the actress, but uh her character Angela, you know, it it's a flip of a coin. Sometime I like it, sometimes um I don't. And uh I kind of want to hear from you guys too in the in the comment section, in the chat, you know, if you feel the same or you disagree. U we're both both very very curious. Um also though, I brought them up. Rest in peace Luis Gossip Jr. and Sisley Tyson. Legends in the game. They will be missed. Gossip Jr. He passed away last year in 2024. >> I think Sisley Tyson within the It was Oh, yeah. 2021. It wasn't too long ago. My goodness gracious. She 97. Is that Is that my math correct? >> Yes. >> Wow. Wow. Wow. She >> So, rest in peace uh to these two angels u right here. Yeah, >> legends. Again, I really appreciate Tyler Perry, how kind of very much in the beginning of him, his filmography, he would grab our legends and and give them a space. You know, I know Cesaly Tyson did several films for Tyler Perry, but um I I really I just love those cameos, you know, not just any, you know, couple, but like put some legends in there, put some people that we love to see. So, >> yeah. Yeah, >> love that. >> But Kim, overall what I do love about this series and word on the street is we're going to be getting a Why Did I Get Married part three. Um hopefully that goes down. And um the script leaked out leaked out. Uh Gavin is coming back from the dead. He wants that book money. I'm joking. I'm I'm >> Oh, I was like, "Look now, Tyler. Look, look, look. I just met. >> Man, you're about to put me on a path. >> No, [laughter] but seriously though, I did hear that there is gonna be a part three. >> Um I think Michael Jaw White did mention that in an interview for one of his latest films, Trouble Man. But, you know, about Gavin coming back. That's you know, um >> you know, I would really love to see Janet back on the the big screen. Um especially later, you know, later in her now that she's No, I don't want to. She's the goat. I mean, don't get me wrong, but I mean, she's up there and she's still touring and stuff, but I'm like, at this point, we all know you're a great actress. Like, let's, you know, let's get more Janet on the screen is what I would really like to see. >> But she was not the goat in this movie. I'm sorry I cut you off. >> No, it's okay. I get it. [laughter] I get it. I get it. >> I did not like her. >> I did not like her. I wonder if I have a good sound effect. Yeah, there we go. Right there. She was diabolical, man. Um, I mean, what what's what's going on with Miss Perfect Patty, you know? Why Why is she Why is she doing stuff like this >> um with golf clubs and stuff? All he wanted to do was come into the house and get his stuff. I mean, what's up with her, man? Like, >> well, I mean, he had poured liquor on her the night before, like, and and burned up the last photo of their child. I'd be throwing some I'd go Tiger Woods wife, too. >> Well, I mean, I give you that. I was kind of frustrated, though, with that scene because she could have easily went over there and put the fire out with her hand. I'm like, what are you doing? She's acting like the whole thing is just dousing gasoline. Like, she could have eased it shut or kicked it around, you know? So, they kind of dropped the ball right there. But, uh, I'm going to come back to that. But no, what I like about the series though is uh just them just exploring going a deep dive into the relationships and and all the dynamics and different types of relationships. All this these four couples here completely different, but they're all still friends. I like that, you know. And when I was watching this, I was saying to myself, where do you draw the line of sharing personal information like with your friends, with your family, with your therapists, or, you know, keep things um, you know, tight-knit, you know, because I'm not married. Um, hopefully I will be one day. But, you know, word on the street is from the people that have been married for decades. They just say, you know, keep your relationship private. You know, don't be putting your business out there. you know, it's you and your spouse verse the world. You know, you put them first, they put you first. You know, everybody wins. And there was a lot of couples in this um in this in this movie that was having trouble with that. You know, I'm really interested your thoughts with this look you're giving me right now. Your facial expression, but uh I'm just thinking about it as far as um you know, like um Tyler, what is not T? Yeah, Tyler Perry's wife. What is her name in this? It slid my mind. >> Diane. >> Diane. She is that cheating what she was doing >> if it is like how do you handle the situation you know how do you talk about it I mean I don't I don't know um and and from Tala's point of view like and you know you want to talk to somebody about that you do Terry do you tell your friends do you keep it to yourself I mean that's that's kind of hard right there like how how do you go about that But yeah, man. Um she she's uh fantasizing about her coworker Phil [clears throat] Phillip, you know, um getting waxed every other day, wearing a nice lingerie, you know, nice makeup, nice perfume, having flowers, bringing them home. You got to be a dummy just to bring flowers home. You know what I'm saying? And lay lay them in front of your husband. He's going to ask where they came from. >> Yeah. U but anyway I'm I'm talking a lot but you know alleyoop to you ma'am. What what are your thoughts there? You know that that's the first issue. >> Well I kind of feel like this movie should have been called Why Didn't I Learn the First Time? Um because I'm like y'all like are we still going around? That's why I said at the end of the first movie I didn't like the way it ended because I didn't really feel the resolve of everyone's issues. And obviously not everyone's it's not going to be no movie is gonna end with and now we're perfect and now we will never have problems again. Um and sometimes look that does happen where where you know if you look at someone's marriage that's a 50-year marriage you may say there was a six six or seven year period where we dealt with this and then we were good for a couple years and then 20 years later I'm dealing with the same thing. So, I do get that, but in the the sense of like Angela went right back to doing her same old stick, except she humiliated her husband in front of not only his co-workers, but >> all the viewers. Like, that was so embarrassing, not just for him, but for her. Um, like, did you not learn the last time when he told you to stop yelling at people in public, you know? And at the that's why I told you at the end of the first one I didn't like how she was just like and now I'm going to make you dinner because now my personality is changed like she didn't learn. I would what I would have liked to see in this film Brandon with Angela is I would have liked to see a scene where she caught herself and maybe she went to the corner and was like 10 987654321 10987654321. You know this Angela, you're not supposed to be yelling. Don't be ghetto. Don't be ghetto. Okay. Like I would have liked to see her having like some tools like therapy tools where she's like, "You know what, Marcus? Excuse me, Angela. It's not your fault. It's his fault. It's his fault." You know, like I would have liked to see some work of progress, but Tyler Perry was on a thin line between pretending the first movie didn't happen and just not showing enough growth of the characters through the writing. >> And I'm like, if you don't write, like, there should have been a scene where he grabbed her and goes, remember, we're not doing this. Okay, that would have made for better conflict resolution and that would have fed more brilliantly into the idea of couples that evolve together, couples that help each other through transparency and honesty to grow together. But there was no, hey, remember we're working on this or like Diane, you know, like we we talked about this or what did our counselor tell us? Like it just almost was the first movie just didn't happen. It's like everyone was back to their their BS. Like Diane her her her mistake in the first movie was her selfishness. You had your tubes tied. You didn't tell your husband and now you've been blessed with another child and and life is good and this man has been so good to you and so loving and like his flaw was that he wanted to hold your hand without you getting a phone call to interrupt you. Like he was a good man the first time, he's a good man the second and now you're even more selfish because now you're like having an emotional affair. And to answer your question, yeah, an emotion any breach of trust and intimacy um is a is a type of affair and and is a betrayal that needs to be dealt with. Um because for some people sex is like they could go nasty nasty. They could go to a gas station bathroom and have sex with someone and it won't mean anything, which does the other person. But man, if if they hold hands, if they tell something about their their late father that they never share with their wife, that's even more of a breach of trust. So, yeah, I had I had some some issues with the writing here. >> Really? Okay. Uh I'm glad you brought it back, but see, that's where I like the film because you says that they acted as if the first film u didn't exist. I disagree because I just feel like this is the next chapter in everyone's relationship. Um, as far as um, not Diane, um, I don't I'm doing a horrible job with the names. Uh, Patricia Janet Jackson's character, >> you know, they well, their issue was not resolved. You know, they she's a master of solving everybody else problems instead of checking it at home. And she didn't love her husband. You know, that that's what he said Gavin said. you know, he to she tolerated him. Um, that carried over. And also, um, Diane with the tubes being tied, Diane and Terry, she didn't want to have any more kids. She said King was, uh, the last one, but apparently, you know, she got them untied and put back together and, you know, blessed him with another with a son that was at least three years old. So, I look at as like the, you know, at least three year three or four years have passed. >> Yeah. >> Yes. We've we've solved this issue right here about spending quality time being intimate, you know. We're moving on to the we're moving on with our life, you know, but just because we got done with this problem issues doesn't mean that there's not going to be troubled waters ahead. And we're in the trouble waters right now. She's not communicating. My thing is, you know, I I said this last time, communication is paramount. You know, I don't I am not I think it is unrealistic for whoever I'm dating, whether we're married or not, for for me to expect for them never to be attracted to any other person ever. Like, they can just be out whatever and uh you know, if I'm married to a woman and she, you know, an attractive man walks by, I'm not, you know, I'm not going to get upset if she finds I'm attractive. That's just normal. >> Yeah. if she walks up to him and it's like I just want to let you know like that's it's what you do with it. Like Denzel is always gonna be fine. >> I don't care who I marry, Denzel's gonna be fine forever. >> She >> it's what you do with it. Are you writing him letters? >> What I was going to say is is that if she finds herself in that position, um she doesn't need to oblige the person. You don't need to be um speaking with him at work if it's completely not necessary. You don't need to be going to lunch or dinner with them or anything like that. >> Talking about your relationship with them call for, you know. Um I even How do you feel about this if she would have went to her husband and be like, "You know what, babe? I love you. I respect you. I don't want to do you wrong. There was no physical cheating, but there is somebody at the office that I am attracted to and I have been attracted to them for the past week or two and I thought about this and it's wrong and I just want to come clean and I'm just going to do this so I don't have these thoughts anymore. Is that necessary or is that too >> Absolutely. Absolutely. >> 100%. 100%. >> What if they do that but don't communicate it with you like wait a minute I'm married. I got me a fine one at home. I don't need to be looking at this uh this secretary right here or whoever. You know what I'm saying? I'm gonna park on this side of the garage so I can avoid them. And they actually make the steps to so they won't even run into this person no more. They go use the restroom on the fourth floor instead of the seventh. You know, I'm being for real. Like what if they >> No. Yeah. >> But they don't communicate. You know, >> I I I think in a marriage you're better together. I think trouble ensues when you try to fight on your own. And I think um in terms of a faith-based marriage um which is where I'm where my head is at um your your your partner should be your prayer partner too. So if you need help fighting temptation, it's us. It's not you against the world and me against the world. It's us against the world. >> So how do I know what to pray for you about um if you're not sharing it with me? you know, like I could be, you know, praying with you. I hope that, you know, that guy gets transferred or or um but also be on alert because >> it I think it's great if someone takes the initiative to really um fight the temptation, but also the more you communicate with your spouse, the better they can do at home. I don't want to give you a reason. Who was it? um I think it was Paul Newman um who said about his wife they have this amazing love affair his wife and I think and I might get the story wrong but I think somebody was like you know you're movie star and I mean his wife is a movie star too but um but like what is it like all these women think you're a sex symbol and and you're this and you're that and he goes well why would I you know go out for I I'm going to get this quote wrong but like why would I go out for chicken when I have steak at home. >> Yeah. >> Like that. That's what his answer was was something to that degree. But if I can't know how to fill your cup, I can't know how to fill in the gaps where I'm lacking to make it so that it's laughable when you do entertain the thought and you're like, "My man's so good to me. That's crazy. Why would I even?" >> Yeah. >> Why would I even like, you know, he's spontaneous? because maybe they're missing spontaneity, which it seemed like D was Dian's issue is they were missing some excitement. Sometimes it's just exciting to have someone thinking of you. Sometimes it's just exciting. And it's like maybe we introduce something fun in the bedroom. Like maybe we meet at a bar and pretend like we don't know each other, like we've never done that. Like that sounds, you know, that's spontaneous. Like how can I fill the gaps if you're not talking to me and you're doing it? Well, I I I started doing this and this. Yeah, but are you excited? No, but I but I, you know, left out the temptation. Well, let me excite you. You know, talk to your partner so that they can fill whatever it is that you need filled. >> Yeah. Um, to be honest with you, when Tyler Perry writes himself in movies, he writes himself as like a boring character to me, you know, very uninteresting. Um, I mean, you're the writer, bro. >> I'd agree with that, >> you know. Um, I mean, if if you can do it, do it. But you know, Rachel stuff is the swave, you know, got, you know, that got the pool, you know, that got the game. >> Brandon, you know what? I just thought that >> when you say that, what if what if he decides to like redo like Meteor Man and star in it himself and be like, >> I'm exciting. >> You're stupid. >> I'm the superhero [laughter] and I have issues. This has been on the internet for a while, but I do want a medium man blank man crossover movie. That would be dope. >> Oh my gosh. >> Yeah, that would be >> so great. And we need it. We need some original superheroes. >> One billion dollars. [laughter] But no, shout out to Tyler Perry. You know, the my favorite character in the first uh film of this was uh Jill Scott Ashila. >> Yeah, >> she was great. Um, you know, she moved me, got me, you know, emotional, all that tearjerking, pulled in my heartstrings, just like at the bottom of the bottom and, you know, was brought all the way back up to the top. But in this film, she frustrated me. She has a big mouth, a blabbermouth. She wants to tell everybody the business and that Mike, no, not Mike, uh, her husband Troy is not doing too well and, you know, needs some assistance and they she want to go borrow money and do all this and do all that. And I don't I don't like that. They had a Troy had a conversation. She I don't want them in my business. Why did you have to tell them that we spent our last? And I'm with him on that. >> Why you got to sound like him like that? >> That's how you [laughter] sound. But right right after they had the conversation when they she went and still had she still talked about it more with the girls. I'm like Sheila what are you doing? But while she did frustrate me there I did appreciate that she had more of a backbone in this now. She was putting her foot down. Troy raises but don't you ever talk to me like that again. And I was like oh her up you know like I enjoyed it. I I enjoyed it. Sheila um Sheila Sheila was funny. Um, I like the teaming up with with her and her husband against uh Mike the you know. So, yeah. I I I remember Troy when I first started off. I couldn't get a job. So, how's the job hunt? Why you asking this man this in front of y'all trying to drink and and chill and parlay, you know? He like, "Man, Becca off me, man. Leave me and mine alone." You know, and they like, "I love you, baby. I love you." Mike and Sheila. Sheila and Mike. Um, is is Sheila tripping? Is she talking too much? you know. >> Well, I I actually feel like she's one of the uh more well-ritten characters because um I mean, Patricia is too. Um is is because what you want is nuance. What you want is to see not just the the typical um well, I'm the jock. Well, I'm the cheerleader role. I'm the druggie. Like, you want to see that people You want to see >> that people are complicated. you want to see because I mean at the last one, yes, we did feel for her so much and she was um the protagonist and and we did feel like she needs to win and you're just rooting for her, rooting for her, rooting for her. You kind of didn't see any of her flaws because of course um I I loved her storyline. You know, her only flaw in the last one was just she's a she's a heavier gal. She's a curvier gal and and um but this one you got to see well some of some of her flaws is she don't know when to let it go. Um she don't know when to shut her mouth. Um [laughter] um uh sometimes it's really tough to in a in in a circle where we get together every year to get up in each other's business. It's really tough to like not be in each other's business. But in all fairness, Troy, you know, these friends were friends in college and he's new to the mix >> and that's like having like kind of like weird intimate things that you do and all of a sudden >> it's like if you give each other massages or something and you're like massaging someone else's wife's shoulders and you're like, "What the hell?" And you're like, "Oh, we've been doing this since college." Like it's not a big deal. And it's like, >> "Well, I haven't been doing this since college." you know, like someone trying to get on your shoulders and they're like, "It's okay. We do a massage train." You're like, "Yeah, but you know, I wasn't there when we were 18, 19." They were. So, they have this set intimacy um that he's really uncomfortable with. He's like, "I know y'all be told this business, but not mine. Don't put my business in the street." But it also kind of sucks for her because I kind of get it because it's like, well, there's work friends. There's like some family that I make sure not to share things with, but like these are my friends that I can really be transparent with and we do this a couple times a year and there's a lot of stuff I need to get off my chest. So, this is the venue for me to say, "Hey, my husband can't find a job." Like, it's just the way she goes about it. And she did irritate me in that even when your sp like even when your partner is stressed and is like, I don't want to talk about it. there is that push of like no like we need to work this out but like after the third time of them saying I don't want to talk about it at some point you got to stop pushing it wait for a better time circle back girlfriend circle back like let's come back to this next week you know but but someone that keeps communicating I don't want to talk about it and you're like but if I just push you a little bit more and they're like you go push me off this clip that's what would happen if you push me some more like for something and that's what she did. And so that kind of gets on my nerves um when there's the whole nagging wife character. Um so I do I did get a bit irritated with her but I I totally understood Brandon her position of really snapping back at him. >> I did like that >> like don't talk to me like that. Like I've already played the abused woman. I'm not doing that again. You're going to raise your voice to me. I'm not going to sit down be a little pouty girl. You going to get what for? you know, like she stood up for herself. So, I get that she was triggered. I get that. And I also understand Troy's part, you know, like I understand the frustration with these people all up in each other's business. >> And, you know, Colorado was beautiful and he was the sheriff. He was respected. He was somebody in that town. and you move to a big old city like Atlanta, you know, um where you kind of get lost in the shuffle and and you don't want to be there and your wife is like, "But I want to be in your family." And it's like, "But I had a good thing where I was like, you know, so I I get it and I think they were they were well written for this film and um yeah, I think it was good to have uh some of her flaws on display. It was fine." Did um did did Troy have a valid reason for going into Mike's house and punching him in the face after he found after Sheila answered the door? After he found out that Mike Yeah. Yeah. >> Absolutely. [laughter] >> Oh man, he was pissed when Sheila when he found out Sheila was there. Uh >> why are you here? [laughter] >> Give a crap that he's dying. He can call somebody else. >> He didn't know that, right? >> No, he didn't. before before after she hit him like did didn't she say it like in the in the like crosshairs of of argument >> cuz he didn't know why she was there. >> It was offcreen. Um >> and then she was like oh no I'm taking him to chemo. >> Yeah. >> But then he was like >> he >> Oh yeah. Cuz remember he went to the restaurant and was like I'm sorry I didn't know. >> Yeah. Yeah. He went he went uh over there initially because he just wanted to confront Mike because he had a say so in him getting the job because of his golf buddy. But Sheila just happened to answer the door at the same moment. So it's like a double whammy. Like not only did is can this guy hold this over my head that he got me the job, you know, my wife's ex-husband, but you're answering his door. >> Yeah, he that's a valid crash out. Dang. That was like that scene in Soul Food when Slim >> um Nia Long's ex got Mai for that job. >> Yeah. >> Remember? And he was like, "What you got to do?" Yeah. [laughter] >> He gonna be doing it for free. We went to dinner. Like, yeah, that's that's still too much. >> What is this? What is [laughter] >> We can act out the whole thing, but I want to watch it now after this right here. >> I don't know. I want to review that. [laughter] >> But but we can let me know. But Sheila was tripping though. uh for doing that. And again, I don't care that he was done. He could Mike could have called uh Terry, any other Gavin, anybody else to take him to get chemo. He's trying to get back up in them draws. >> Call a couple like call call your friends are coupled up. Like how you know you I would have called a couple if I was him and been like I could have the nurturing from the wife and the strength from the husband move me from chair to chair. But um you absolutely didn't need to call her especially. But she should have known better. >> That's what I'm saying. >> She should have known better. The love of God can draw you to simply pray for someone. Be like, you know what? I'm not going to do that. But what I will do, put you in the prayer list, hook you up with my pastor, try to get someone from the church to come by. You don't always have to be the person that does it. If you have a a boyfriend, mate, husband, do you need the self do you need the password to the cell phone? >> To that Blackberry? >> Hell yeah. No, [laughter] >> my gosh. You know, >> you're like, there she goes. There she goes. She's off, guys. Um uh I I I will I refuse, Brandon. I will never be in a relationship where a guy doesn't give me the password to his cell phone. >> Oh. Because that tells me a lot about what you think of me. And I respect myself too much to be in a relationship with somebody that thinks so little of me that you think I might >> I don't know. >> You think I'm going to do that or what are you hiding? >> Are you being No judgment. Are you being for real or you are you pulling my leg? >> Oh, I'm 100%. Okay. Okay. >> 110%. Yeah. >> Yeah. I will never be in a relationship. The minute and I don't care how long we've been together. The minute you're like, "No, I'm not going to give you the thing." >> Okay, >> I'll give you these right here. Like, because you think that little of me, you think I'm you think you think I'm the kind of like like either you know me, like Smoky Robinson said, if you don't know me by now, you think I'm the kind of woman that's going to go through your phone and all your exes and threaten people or you think, you know, if I ever go through your phone, it's always going to be for a extremely valid reason. And if you don't know that about me, you don't know me and I don't want to be with somebody. >> So So you go you go through do you go through their phones or like if you do be like they had to give you a reason to or something, you know? Okay. >> I I shouldn't be with someone that I feel like I need to go through your phone. But if I ever do have a feeling like that, >> that's that's not a I want to mention it. That's a confrontation. I stay or I walk. We're we're we're talking about this right now. And if there's anything sketch, maybe if I really feel it, I'm like, you know what? I don't even need to see your phone. Like I'm kind of I'm I'm that kind of girl. But um but if I ever feel like I need to search through your phone, something's wrong to the degree that you are wasting my time. >> I got >> my time is not to be wasted. So >> I gota I got you. Cuz Mark >> Yeah. If I ever go through I remember one time this guy was dating, I had to go through his phone. Um he was like doing something and his mom was like, "Oh my gosh, I need my sister's phone number, his aunt." And I went through his phone to like get his aunt's number and it wasn't a big deal. I think that's like the one time I've ever gone through someone's phone and I like gave it right to his mom. Like it wasn't I wasn't looking for anything and I I got what I needed and I bounced because I at the time I trusted him. That guy did cheat on me so I I should have gone through it. [laughter] But um but yeah, I don't I think it's a waste of time. I think all these couples you hear about uh all this teen not not even teen drama but all this drama on these reality shows, these girls wasting time and and I snuck and I put on some ninja wear and I put it over my eyes and then I did a ninja run and then I rolled and I got in his apartment and I got his phone and I hacked into it and I found this Like if you're doing all that before >> maybe these are just people. [laughter] know, but like just like the ninja work women are doing, it's what a waste of time. >> I got you. >> What a waste of time and energy. Boo. What about you, Brandon? >> Um, what's your question exactly? >> I'm asking the same question you asked me. >> Have I ever been Have I Well, I Well, yeah. I don't I don't I'm not going to be with >> Would you date a girl that's like I'm not giving you the password to my phone? Like, if you need something, you can ask. But >> no, I mean, I wouldn't even be dating somebody that would say something like that, you know? Like, it it wouldn't even we wouldn't even made it past the first conversation, you know? >> So, you feel me? I'm not crazy, right? >> No, you're not crazy. Like, I I I mean, if I'm dating somebody, I'm going to trust them. Um, you know, and if if I just am. That's just how I am. And uh if they giving me a reason to where I'm just like, I don't know. We just not going to be together anyway, you know. It's just I don't I don't I don't I don't see myself in the situation. I'm not going to ever I don't have a password on my phone. You can have my phone. You can go through it, you know. I don't I don't care. That I said that like a long time ago, by the way. >> Yeah. Like uh but yeah. So yeah, I'm not going to be going through anybody's phone or or asking or, you know, have a lock on it or anything like that. So um but yeah, Tasha wanted it. It was her birthday, you know. Um she she was never happy, you She was complaining that he didn't have a job, then he got a job and you know now he with everybody and getting numbers and stuff like that. >> I couldn't that that made me that made me so mad because one it was so disrespectful because you were you were hurting what is the right word? You were like hurting his pride last time and you're like well you work in my beauty shop and and if I if you weren't cutting hair in my beauty shop you'd have nothing. Like you were so disrespectful to your husband. I would never speak to my husband that way. Um, but like finally he gets something that not only is a job, but it's it's his lane. It's the kind of thing where you're like, "Babe, you're doing it. Like you're doing what what you want to do. Like this is football. This is your area. Like you didn't just get a job. Like you got your voice in your industry. Like she should have been his cheerleader >> instead of embarrassing him." Yeah. >> And humiliate. And it made for good comedy. Obviously, it was funny, but like she really annoyed me cuz I'm like, you really did not learn anything from the last movie. You learned nothing because this was such a worse betrayal than before. Like, like he finally has a job and you go embarrass him like that. But also, if you think of it like what we were just talking about, Brandon, like how we wouldn't spend time with anyone dating like that, but like with her, it kind of I kind of don't blame him for not sharing his password. With all that said that we said because of her, because she her behavior is the type that when he's not doing anything, he'll go through the phone and be like, "Ah, hm, Sydney. Who's Sydney? Who the hell is Sydney? Let me send her some texts. Sydney is the CEO of my company. It's actually a man's name and now I'm fired. Like that's the kind of stuff he'd have to worry about. Yeah. With [laughter] >> I actually don't blame him. >> Yeah. >> For not giving her because she's a loose ass cannon. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. She is. Y'all let us know what y'all think in that chat before we move on to uh one of the more dramatic relationships. I want to kind of go back to not not Sheila and Troy per se, but Sheila and Mike. Uh Mike regrets his wishes, man. You know, he even said it in the last film, Trina, she don't cook, she don't clean. All she's pretty much good for is playtime. He didn't say that exactly, but we all know that's what he meant, you know. But, uh, he misses that good old um teenage boy that he had with with Sheila, you know. Um, took her for granted, you know, missed her. >> Man, his language was just inappropriate, you know. Hey, remember that time we did this outside? It was the first time we made love, you know, like whoa. We don't have we don't get to have conversations like that no more. Troy, >> hell no. >> He's trying to reminisce over here. Now, that should have been a good reason for Troy to come down there and beat his ass. I was mad at Sheila for like even engaging in the conversation that long. I mean, she didn't really complain it, but at the same time, you need to walk away. Don't let him try to serenate you like this. And I may be wrong. She may I don't think she was dumb enough to go back to Mike, but at the same time she may have appreciated the compliment still like deep down inside like oh I don't I don't get to hear those things that often and you know how he did rock my world at one point in time. Am I tripping as far as is that some as far as that's concerned? But but still though she is tripping though. She should have walked out the kitchen or called for Troy. >> She's she's totally tripping. Um let me ask you a question. What would you have left >> if your ex joined you on a group vacation that they were not supposed to be at >> and you knew it was going to piss your wife off and you knew it was going to drain your wife of energy and just always be like, "Oh, we can't do this because they're going to come over and would you have left?" >> Well, no. I would have stayed because we spent our last remember [laughter] we get our our money's worth. No. Um I don't think I would have left. I think I would have found some way to make that person leave in the most non-confrontational attempt possible. Um, but come on, you he a a-ho for that right there. F your time share, bro. Like that's >> Yeah. >> I mean, who wants to be somewhere where they're not wanted, you know? Like that's just >> someone that hates themsel. >> Yeah, Mike, you effed up, bro. You know, I miss her and you know she is she thinking about me and Yeah. Uh Mike, you got to go, man. That's just Mike is weird. And the thing about it is like I know this is for comedy, but in a real life setting, I think the the the male friend should have like, "Bro, you got to go. Like, for real, you can't be here, man. You effing it up for us." Like this, too. >> You know what I'm saying? You making you making my woman uncomfortable. You know what I'm saying? I'm trying to get in here as well, and we can't get our freak on if she uncomfortable because you heard cuz she worried. We we trying to get together, but she worried about her girlfriend. And so that girlfriend is taking care of my girl. You get what I'm trying to say? >> So, if I was in this situation, I would have like, "Mike, I love you." Uh, but you gotta you gotta bounce, man. You tripping, you know? So, >> um, >> I do want to ask you this, though. Oh, y'all let us know what y'all think as far as that's concerned. Um, did Gavin have rights to half of the book deal that Patricia tried to hide in a separate account? a whole another they they split it under they was gonna split split 950,000 but she had a whole another 800,000 locked away in another account it's messed up man you know hold on before you answer [clears throat] let's let's get to the details as well she was like wait a minute Kevin this is my money I earned it I wrote the book I'm the published author Patricia How many nights that I stay up and we go over all these ideas? Gavin, I didn't use now one of your ideas. Okay? I was being nice and just letting you talk. Your ideas sucked. Okay? These are my ideas. Who's right? Who's wrong, man? Who's right? Who's wrong? >> That's a great question. [laughter] That's tough because if it was something like if it was something like she made model trains and wrote a book about how to make model trains and that's all she did then is her money. But because it's relationship based >> and because it's um I mean in terms of a divorce because I think in a marriage when when when I win you win you know right um >> right >> but for example if I if I married someone that had a book and I divorced them I wouldn't I wouldn't try to get at their book money because I wasn't there. That's your money. That's not my money. Even if we got married, that's still not mine. Just out of principle. But if [laughter] No, for real. No, for real. Like I I wouldn't even go after that if I got a divorce because that you had that before me. I didn't help you build that. But if I helped you build, if I gave you insight, if I let you talk about personal things in our book, because remember her book is based on relationships and marriage, and she uses her own friends because we saw that in the first movie when the students were like, "What happened to your real friends?" Like, we know it's based on your friends. Are they still married? D like >> everybody knew this was based on her circle. So, honestly, if if I were Patricia as a gift when I got my book money, I would have gotten um some shares for my friends, um some stock shares, um everybody would have been able to partake in the success because honestly, even though I wrote it, I wouldn't have had it without you guys. So, no, I actually don't agree that she should have kept all of that to herself because even if you didn't think use his dumb ideas, just being [laughter] just being married to him, >> just being um in a relationship, just having back and forth with him and conversations and as a therapist, you're using your therapy stuff to get through arguments and conversations with him, which allow you to have material to say, "Hey, viewers or readers, this works. Hey readers, this doesn't work. And I'm telling you because I've tried it. I'm telling you because I tried the one, two, three eyes on me method with my husband and it works. Like, you know what I'm saying? So, um I I don't agree that she should have done that. But also, um business is business and even if I love you, it needs to be in writing. Even if I feel that way, when the contract is worked up with the publisher, that's when we say, "Hey, okay, so what? Obviously, I'm getting a piece of this because our argument is in chapter eight and you wouldn't have chapter eight if we didn't go through that one thing, you know. So, >> okay. >> Yeah, he's kind of dumb for not getting it up front. He should have got it up front. That's on you. >> The dummy. He is the dummy. I see. I see. Okay. >> That's on you. >> Um I slightly disagree. Um well, let me back up. I'm not trying to pick on you, but I am. >> It's good to disagree. >> Mind you, you say that when now when there's no emotion attached to your statement, you know, uh >> there's emotion attached to everything I say. [laughter] >> Because when you're mad at somebody, man, um you you you know, most people want to get over on them, you know. I I mean, I believe you. I believe your intention, and that's not personal. I just think in general, you know, um I just think it's different, you know, when you're actually in the trenches and you're like, "Oh, yeah." You know, f that. That money is mine, you know. >> But you know what? What I think what I think what I believe would hurt someone more and and obviously it's like I don't want to hurt you, but like you're saying with with emotions high, I would be I honestly believe this because I've been through something like it. I've never been married, but I've been engaged and and I I believe in something like it. I would rather leave with the clothes on my back and however many cents I came into this marriage with and never speak to you again because you get something out of me fighting with you. You get something out of me hurting, too. And I'm going to rob you of that. >> Oh, you're not going to fight? No. Take it. Never speak to you again. Okay. That would hurt a man more than Yeah. You know, we're in this battle and she's so upset and no, I'll leave with the shorts I have on. >> Well, well, well, fellas, there you go. You know, um, >> try me. No, just kidding. [laughter] >> She a she ain't gonna do you wrong. You know what I'm saying? >> No, but that I think Well, Brandon, don't you agree that that would affect you more that a woman's not even gonna bother to fight? It kind of reminds me that scene that scene in what's love got to do with it where Tina freaking Turner told Ike Turner have it take it take it but I'm keeping my name >> it just depends um I don't want to sound too arrogant or obnoxious >> you're like ain't nobody walking away from me [laughter] >> the way that I I mean I'm pretty sure a lot of people have said this but I just there's just certain situations that I I don't see myself I I can't see myself in >> you And um I don't know, I could be wrong. I've been wrong before, but that's just, you know, how I feel about right now. Me about the whole splitting down the middle thing. He split it down the middle. Whether he contributed to the book or not, y'all are married. That's what you're that is the agreement at the very beginning. If you don't do your homework and know that that falls on you and so um yeah, it's and I I really didn't like Patricia in this movie. Um, I mean, she just had too much pride in my opinion. Um, to me, >> I think the way she carried herself in the first film, which that's that that is one relationship that I feel like evolved properly in terms of writing from the first movie to the second movie um, with Gavin and Patricia. But do you feel Brandon that that her always being perfect Patty and always like I'm fine, I'm fine, we're fine, we're fine made her boil up to like crazy status to where you bring in a male stripper, >> you know, like cuz I was like, "Girl, that's crazy crazy. Like, why don't you just give male stripper? I missed what we talking about." remember when um she was really going there and she went to his office and was like happy birthday and like had that guy come out of the cake tripping. Yeah, that was ridiculous. And he ended >> but like how did you get to this point girl where you That's a lot. Like >> Well, you said it earlier. He he burned the photos and and you know poured the liquor on her and all that. Now hold on. Let me back up. First of all, I was pissed off the No, you're good. You're good. I was pissed off when she broke the news everybody at the campfire. Like, yeah, me and Gavin are getting divorced. Like, what are you doing? What are you doing? Like, this is so blatantly obvious that you are the problem right now. It was now Gavin. >> I I I wish you would have been like, Patricia, we let's talk about this. He kind of wanted to, but you know, the cat's out the bag. So, I mean, I was upset about that. I you know, their marriage possibly failed, though, and it's obvious. you know, they lost a child and I've heard that that's just kind of hard to get over. Uh I don't know. I have no experience with that remotely. Um but I I still didn't like her. And I don't mean to sound I I'll say this. I I love and I hate this about this series overall. Look, I think we've all been there in life to where we hit a brick wall. um something didn't turn out the way that we wanted and we're like god damn it how did I get in this situation I do not see a way out I am screwed my life is over Lord God save me ah why why am I going through this and um sometime it can have lifelong lasting uh uh uh >> repercussions >> repercussions but then sometime just it takes a few days a few weeks a few months and you're just like you know what it didn't turn out that bad or it did. But I learned this, I learned that life goes on. That is the main underlining underlying theme with this movie or these movies, this series is that even if you hit rock bottom, you know, there's some still the light at the end of the tunnel. You can still come out on top and you know, if your life is in shambles, put it all back together. And the first one, that's what happened with Sheila. You know, Mike treated her like crap, like You know, like making her drive and hey, yeah, let's get a divorce. you can keep the car, you can do this, I'll take this. Left her with $85. Like, what the hell? And then eight months later, her night and shining armor comes and sweeps her off her feet and now she's living happily ever after. I mean, their relationship isn't perfect, but you know, her her her life went from to to fit to from dark to light. I like that. But and then you have the same thing with Patricia in this sequel. She's going through a divorce and she killed her child and she killed her husband, but it still ends up on a happy ending with The Rock coming through at the end a year later like, "Hey, I like your book." >> I didn't like that. I was like, "Girl, shouldn't you be in handcuffs? Like, you have some legal liability. Like, you drove you you kind of chased him out of there." And mind you, she didn't chase him with a gun. I'm like, >> you're a little too rosy. Like, you >> I didn't like I didn't like her ending. I'm 5050 with it. The I like it because of the reason I just listed like, okay, you know, even when your life is in shambles, you know, don't give up on life. Don't kill yourself. You can still turn it around. >> Get away with murder. >> Yeah. [laughter] Yeah. But at the same time, she done she she killing she killing everybody. She She >> I know, [laughter] man. >> Baby, she killed her husband. You know what I'm saying? It's like I'm kind of conflicted with that, you know? Um, I was entertained. [laughter] I was entertained. But, uh, I'm I'm, you know. Yeah. Uh, and you you just gave me your How do y'all feel about that? Should Should Patricia live happily ever after or should she be in a jail cell or in the gutters? [laughter] >> A jail cell, B. Happy. >> I hope we do get a part three though. Um, I do. I do. What? >> I just hope Yeah. You know, I I just hope that um everyone learns their damn lesson. I just hope everyone learns their lesson. Like you can still obviously you're not going to be perfect, but you can still be like not going to do that. I screwed up before. Like you know what I'm saying? Like Yeah. I mean I mean now if they do another one, kids being older has so much more to do with it. you know, someone from someone from Gavin's family could come back and be like, "You're living high and light, Patricia. >> You know what? You killed my brother." So, you know, like like there's a lot of places this story can go. It's a little crazy. I >> You're right. You're good, Kim. That was good. >> You know, or I honestly, to be perfectly honest with you, Brandon, I don't see um Diane and uh Miles. Is that it? Uh, >> I don't see uh Oh, yeah. Sorry, Terry. I don't see them still married. >> You know what? You gotta uh I see him >> with someone else. I see him divorce because because again, and Brandon, I have the same critique as the the the one before. I got I got to got to got to tell you, I did not like the way this ended >> again. >> Okay. again because just like the first one, it was such a quick fix without true resolve. I would rather Terry and Diane have a screaming match where they're speaking truth and then come to realizations on both sides. Then talk to me. If you're not excited, tell me what to do. You talk to me. You don't go like like they got it upset. But the way it was resolved was Janet Jackson guilty as hell in the hospital room like crying like see what I did. Come on you guys. It is like the way she pushed each other together was like doll >> kiss. Kiss and make up guys. It's like come on. Kiss her right now. Just be good. Be fine. And I'm like, homeg girl had a whole emotional ass affair and if he hadn't have caught her, she definitely 100% would have had sex with that guy. 100% would have had sex with that guy. Um I that doesn't resolve anything. And then and then Angela still not totally resolved. Like yeah, you got his password. Yeah. But but you still had the gall to go to his place of work. Where is him going? Why can't you celebrate me? Why you always got to accuse me? Wow. Really come to an actual realization, putting her out of the house, getting a restraining order against her and being like and her being like, "Wow, I really am kind of nuts. Hm, I should go to therapy." Like, I want to see Angela in group. I want to see her getting up going, "Hi, I'm Angela and I have a problem with anger." Like, I I want to see more resolve. But kiss and makeup. You guys look what I did. Like that's not an ending. Taliperry the writers. That's not an ending. That's a hurry up. Let's wrap this up. Come on. We got to shoot the beginning. [laughter] >> Okay. Okay. That's what's up, Cam. I'll give you that. Uh, so did you like the movie overall? >> Overall, I was entertained. Overall, I was entertained. Uh, I was frustrated at parts. Um, the the the Patricia stuff. >> I liked it in in terms of in terms of being entertained. It's a seven out of 10 for me because I was entertained. Um I was very frustrated with many things in this movie, but I did laugh. I did have my moments where I was like, "Oo, uhuh." Especially when Janet the golf club and then going to his work, I was entertained. I was like, "Uh, what's going to happen next? Somebody get my popcorn like you know like oh my like when she ran out and when she was like this to him I was like dance like that's such a Janet dance move. But um I just I was entertained but frustrated. But I will tell you I would like to see another one because I think there's a lot more to say and I would like to see another one where the end is really fleshed out where there's true resolve. Whether the resolve is to resolve to separate, to resolve to be apart, to resolve for you to go to anger management, like I want to see some resolve. But I was entertained. Um, it was great to see the characters again. I did not see enough evolution from the first one and that was dissatisfying to me, Brandon. That was frustrating to see Angela getting crazy again. Um, but you know what? It was entertaining. I like the premise um of the relationships. Um and I I really do hope they do another one. I'd really like to see where they are 15 years later. Now, at this point, Terry's probably getting ready to retire and the argument is where should we retire? Like the conversations are different. I'd like to see Angela H getting trying to get upset and then having a damn hot flash. Like I I think there's more story there. So, >> I would like to um Yeah, I >> want it to evolve. I would like to see a part three as well. Um, Sheila, she was my favorite character in both films. I think her acting was phenomenal. Um, especially with the upgrade of her character of growing a backbone and standing up for herself and communicating more. Um, speaking her mind, that's just something that she did not do in the first film and just kind of just show some growth in her character. And uh Troy was always, you know, very strong uh in both films, but we got to see him vulnerable too when he was in a corner and didn't know where to go uh you know because of finances and you know that's something that uh a lot of men go through as well and it can be um very draining monkeying your back you know we're supposed to be the providers and that is uh what is expected you know you got the drama with Mike which is hilarious Um, you know, I like that Diane and Terry, they still had issues with their relationships, but it was different. You know, even though they solved one issue, another one came up. You know, she shouldn't be cheating. She should emotionally or physically uh she needs to be communicating. But I didn't say this earlier. At the same time, man, you know, uh I do feel that you got to give your spouse something to look at, something to be excited about, you know. >> Um you know, you may need to do some push-ups, some sit-ups or something like that, you know. I don't know. feel at the office, you know, maybe hitting the gym maybe every lunch break, you know, coming back with a wife beard on with the muscles glistening. I'm being silly but serious at the same time. Uh, we I talked about Tasha love hate relationship. Shout out to Louisis Gossip Jr. and Sisley Tyson, rest in peace, Tyler Perry, man. Um, I respect you, man. I just kind of wish you would make more movies like this instead of movies >> and and acrimony and the >> and the production value. I I I Brandon, I have to agree with you. Um, something I do have to say I I I loved about this movie was the production value. Um, there were no sideways wigs. Um, there were there was no crazy continuity. But something I also liked was that they went places. I like that they were in the Bahamas. Like I like it when Tyler Perry gets outside of the the office or the home for his characters. I like that they were on vacation. And I like that they were in the snow. Um in the snow on the beach. Yeah. With these two movies. Um I I really like the quality um of this film. And that's something I sincerely want Tyler Kerry to get back to >> is is is giving us that quality because he was on a roll, man. This was the golden area era of TP like like he was really on a roll and I want him to come back to that. Like you said, Brandon, you and I are not bashing him. >> We're not bashing him. We want him to win. And we're talking about things that, you know, um, we like and appreciate and would like to see more of. And so, >> this is correct. This is the fourth movie we've done, Kim. Um, we did Why Did I Get Married one and two, Good Deeds and Daddy's Little Girls. Of course, we're going to do a family that prays. That's just um paramount. But, you know, there's a few others. Uh, we may do I can do bad all by myself. Uh, let me share this real quick. Um, yeah, we may do I can do bad. Wait, is it both of those? I can do better all by myself or die of a mad black woman. I don't know. >> Oh, one was with Taji and one was with the infamous um Shamar. >> I can do Yeah, I can do all by myself. >> Yeah, that when did this come out? 2009. Okay, I got to rewatch that one as well. But oh no, we're going to be doing some more. Just subscribe to both our channels. If you're watching this on my channel, please subscribe to Kimbley's channel. If you're watching this on Kim's channel, please subscribe to my channel. We will both really, really appreciate it. But until next time, guys, um we do appreciate it. Before you go, don't forget that I'm B Avery, that's Kimberly, and that's just our opinion. Peace out. We'll see you next time.