Patrice O'neal and the Black Phillip Show appreciation

[Turbulent]

Can you drop a link for that episode?

the last episode?

 

[Turbulent]

yes and no. some of his funniest stories came from the opie and anthony show.

i see what you mean. as far as comedy it was probably his stuff in O&A.

but what i meant was, Black Phillip was not only funny as fukk at times but I actually felt like i was listening to something...IMPORTANT. i know it's the corny thing to say but this show changed my whole outlook on life and women. the way he put it down, i felt like it was not only funny (had to pause and rewind sometimes cause i was laughing so much) but even more importantly it was powerful for all the knowledge and game he dropped. dude was dropping gems like crazy and did it in a HILARIOUS way. that's why i felt like it was the most important thing he's ever done in his career to me at least. and i was wondering if other people also felt that way about the show.

i sincerely feel like this is something men all over should listen to. like a rite of passage of some sort. and i'm not even exaggerating. dude should have written a book about that show. the way he understood the game, organized his understanding into principles and a philosophy, and then delivered it so raw and funny. It's almost like he showed people the path to happiness. and it's stuff that we already knew intuitively. but that we've buried with insecurity and fear. so he just pulls it back out...

 

[Wild self]

Wish he became a rapper. He would have been world famous.

 

[steadyrighteous]

i see what you mean. as far as comedy it was probably his stuff in O&A.

but what i meant was, Black Phillip was not only funny as fukk at times but I actually felt like i was listening to something...IMPORTANT. i know it's the corny thing to say but this show changed my whole outlook on life and women. the way he put it down, i felt like it was not only funny (had to pause and rewind sometimes cause i was laughing so much) but even more importantly it was powerful for all the knowledge and game he dropped. dude was dropping gems like crazy and did it in a HILARIOUS way. that's why i felt like it was the most important thing he's ever done in his career to me at least. and i was wondering if other people also felt that way about the show.

i sincerely feel like this is something men all over should listen to. like a rite of passage of some sort. and i'm not even exaggerating. dude should have written a book about that show. the way he understood the game, organized his understanding into principles and a philosophy, and then delivered it so raw and funny. It's almost like he showed people the path to happiness. and it's stuff that we already knew intuitively. but that we've buried with insecurity and fear. so he just pulls it back out...

It's not corny, it's pretty accurate.

Guys with no game should listen

Guys who think they have game should listen

Women who think they're the shyt should listen

Women who think they're not shyt should listen

Patrice spit some life affirming game on a consistent basis

 

[Turbulent]

It's not corny, it's pretty accurate.

Guys with no game should listen

Guys who think they have game should listen

Women who think they're the shyt should listen

Women who think they're not shyt should listen

Patrice spit some life affirming game on a consistent basis

exactly

and i'm trying to put people on the show too. And it's not even about dikkriding him or anything. but it's almost like i feel privileged. i didn't even agree with 100% of what he said but the philosophy just makes sense.

and i kinda figured out what i don't like about Beige. I understand they're not trying to remake Black Phillip. but i just think Dante wants to keep the peace a little too much. Sometimes the guests will say stuff that you can tell Dante disagrees with but he wants to keep the peace so he does verbal gymnastics in order to agree and disagree with them at the same time. i feel like he doesn't challenge his guests enough especially when you can tell he disagrees. this in turn makes the guest hold their tongue as well when they disagree and it waters down the convo. believe it or not, i actually prefer Harry's style as a host cause eventhough he seems like a square, he will challenge if he disagrees. This show just makes me think of the old show and how 90% of Beige guests would have gotten DESTROYED and how funny and educational it could have been. It's like Dante is missing these opportunities just so that he can keep the peace and keep good relationships with his comic buddies...

and i also hate when they refer to Black Phillip moments but completely deform the points or meanings.




EDIT: this show needs Jayson Cross as a fulltime host. the episode he was on was the best one so far.

 

[EQ.]

exactly




EDIT: this show needs Jayson Cross as a fulltime host. the episode he was on was the best one so far.

I just emailed dante to bring jayson back, you should too that way he sees a demand.

 

[Turbulent]

I just emailed dante to bring jayson back, you should too that way he sees a demand.

good idea, will do.

and maybe also have him on with with another female guest


EDIT: just sent it

 

[Racked Up]

ben sleepin on this....

 

[JulesWinfield]

I just emailed dante to bring jayson back, you should too that way he sees a demand.

good idea

 

[gameover82]

Dante was just pretty much good cop to Patrice bad cop

 

[Turbulent]

don't know if this has already been posted but here goes.


Patrice O'Neal on O&A 30: Genesis of Black Phillip



EDIT: It actually feels like an extra episode of Black Phillip.

 

[RickyGQ]

exactly

and i'm trying to put people on the show too. And it's not even about dikkriding him or anything. but it's almost like i feel privileged. i didn't even agree with 100% of what he said but the philosophy just makes sense.

and i kinda figured out what i don't like about Beige. I understand they're not trying to remake Black Phillip. but i just think Dante wants to keep the peace a little too much. Sometimes the guests will say stuff that you can tell Dante disagrees with but he wants to keep the peace so he does verbal gymnastics in order to agree and disagree with them at the same time. i feel like he doesn't challenge his guests enough especially when you can tell he disagrees. this in turn makes the guest hold their tongue as well when they disagree and it waters down the convo. believe it or not, i actually prefer Harry's style as a host cause eventhough he seems like a square, he will challenge if he disagrees. This show just makes me think of the old show and how 90% of Beige guests would have gotten DESTROYED and how funny and educational it could have been. It's like Dante is missing these opportunities just so that he can keep the peace and keep good relationships with his comic buddies...

and i also hate when they refer to Black Phillip moments but completely deform the points or meanings.




EDIT: this show needs Jayson Cross as a fulltime host. the episode he was on was the best one so far.

agreed 1000%. but he was like that on black phillip too. that's just him. He was going at Mara's homegirl a LITTLE bit in the latest episode though...

 

[winb83]

exactly

and i'm trying to put people on the show too. And it's not even about dikkriding him or anything. but it's almost like i feel privileged. i didn't even agree with 100% of what he said but the philosophy just makes sense.

and i kinda figured out what i don't like about Beige. I understand they're not trying to remake Black Phillip. but i just think Dante wants to keep the peace a little too much. Sometimes the guests will say stuff that you can tell Dante disagrees with but he wants to keep the peace so he does verbal gymnastics in order to agree and disagree with them at the same time. i feel like he doesn't challenge his guests enough especially when you can tell he disagrees. this in turn makes the guest hold their tongue as well when they disagree and it waters down the convo. believe it or not, i actually prefer Harry's style as a host cause eventhough he seems like a square, he will challenge if he disagrees. This show just makes me think of the old show and how 90% of Beige guests would have gotten DESTROYED and how funny and educational it could have been. It's like Dante is missing these opportunities just so that he can keep the peace and keep good relationships with his comic buddies...

and i also hate when they refer to Black Phillip moments but completely deform the points or meanings.




EDIT: this show needs Jayson Cross as a fulltime host. the episode he was on was the best one so far.

sometimes i'd squirm from how hard Patrice went at some of his co-host he disagreed with. the first chick he got to the point of ridiculing her. it was mean-spirited as hell. there was a lot of pain in Patrice and he just let loose on people because of it.

i prefer to see someone disarm an opposing viewpoint with logic like Patrice did but minus all that mean-spirited shyt.

 

[Turbulent]

sometimes i'd squirm from how hard Patrice went at some of his co-host he disagreed with. the first chick he got to the point of ridiculing her. it was mean-spirited as hell. there was a lot of pain in Patrice and he just let loose on people because of it.

i prefer to see someone disarm an opposing viewpoint with logic like Patrice did but minus all that mean-spirited shyt.

eh...he had anger issues, i'll give you that. I remember listening to it for the first time and thinking "this dude has mental issues..." but then i thought about it and realized that he was actually right about that argument. And i think a lot of people that would try to debate what he said mostly went at him because of his tone and style. he basically challenged conventional wisdom when it comes to relationship issues. and was very passionate about it. I just don't feel that same passion in the beige show. but like i said the last episodes have been a bit better.

 

[JulesWinfield]

they talk about the shockmaster incident from '93

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