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[I. Hate. Monica.]

tyler has plenty of great work under his belt.

sffsfsf

No. He doesn't LOL

[I. Hate. Monica.]

And don't come in here mentioning the family that preys. That was 20 years ago 

[The Only BLACK Kalmyks]

of course u mention his classics when discussing his work
have u seen ALL of these? he's shown range/versatility

diary of a mad black woman
family that preys
i can do bad all by myself
good deeds
madea's family reunion
for colored girls...
why did i get married (too)

Tyler was producing Black content for the gorls when it wasnt COOL and "in" to do it
back when we were in that GAP between the UPN black sitcom wave and the "Scandal"/"Black-ish" era.

i treasured that. and will always love him for that

#neverfuckinforget

[klappa.]

How does he get away with this mediocrity for so long

intellectuality dishonest niggas like fro who ingnore his shit quality content cuz he's a black fag

[Stunna Gor’]

have u seen ALL of these? he's shown range/versatility

diary of a mad black woman
family that preys
i can do bad all by myself
good deeds
madea's family reunion
for colored girls...

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[The Only BLACK Kalmyks]

How does he get away with this mediocrity for so long

intellectuality dishonest niggas like fro who ingnore his shit quality content cuz he's a black fag

have u seen ALL of these? he's shown range/versatility

diary of a mad black woman
family that preys
i can do bad all by myself
good deeds
madea's family reunion
for colored girls...
why did i get married (too)

but, dishonesty!
just because!

[DopeSoul.]

"Get your homosexual hands awf me"


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[The Only BLACK Kalmyks]

just say it's too ghetto for you like the other gorls do and move it  along

[The Only BLACK Kalmyks]

omf and daddys little girls

am sorry but king has a CATALOG.

its never been a wonder to me why he's super successful
he came at a time when a void needed to be filled and he is very talented.

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[The Only BLACK Kalmyks]

have u seen ALL of these? he's shown range/versatility

diary of a mad black woman
family that preys
i can do bad all by myself
good deeds
madea's family reunion
for colored girls...

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have u actually seen ALL those movies?

the gorls be saying off the wall stuff about Tyler but have never really dug IN to his mess.

i honestly think you'd be impressed if you gave the movies a chance. they all tackle different things.

DOAMBW digs into the whole "angry black woman" mess and gives some insight into their plight that leads to their "anger"
Family That Preys touches on the separation of Black families that can occur when money is involved..some of the family stays in the hood and others move out and progress
I Can Do Bad All By Myself touches on the familial dynamics of Black women and generational curses .
Good Deeds shows Black people in executive, powerful positions who want to do well by others.

Like, it's not just a bunch of eating fried chicken and being "ghetto"
Tyler HAS shown range in his work. And a lot of his work has MEANING and purpose to it. Messages that are powerful.

Like, really get INTO his mess before you blow him off.
his real mess when he digs in. Not the lil sitcoms he throws out.

[L0NZ.]

Yea crazy good lookin

[The Only BLACK Kalmyks]

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[Dr Naomi Campbell]

When was it never cool to do black movies?
He just continued to feed his audience the same unflavoured porridge
Black movies have been a consistent THING since the early 2000's
There's a whole lane of "black movies" in the arena of big mamas house, are we there yet, shaft, next Friday, love and basketball, nutty professor, training day etc etc


It was "cool" to do black movies that didn't focus on the same old tired tropes like Get Out, Us and Black Panther
New directors, with black leads and black writers

[The Only BLACK Kalmyks]

The opening of Tyler Perry Studios feels like a bright beginning to a new era in Black cinema and television. Of course, networks like BET, TV One, OWN and Bounce have long created platforms for Black productions on TV. For decades, there have been occasional surges in widespread interest around Black-centered productions. It happened in the '90s with romantic comedies like "Poetic Justice" and "Boomerang," coming-of-age films like "Boyz n the Hood" and "The Wood" and TV sitcoms like "Martin" and "The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air." Now, change is happening on another level. Black creators are getting a bit more control over their projects and pushing Hollywood players toward a more equitable industry. More filmmakers and producers are making concerted efforts to bring new talent into the fold and speak out about the need for inclusion at every level. Directors like Lee, John Singleton and others did much of this foundational work early in their careers. Progression in the form of inclusion riders, pay equity and creating our own opportunities at the scale of Tyler Perry Studios are the fruits of their labor.

https://www.huffpost.com/entry/tyler-perry-studios_n_5dc9ad5de4b0fcfb7f6ae9a6