Quick question -- people spoke out against how foundational AAs are portrayed and stereotyped in that CBS "comedy" "Abishola and we all agreed that it was demeaning, bad quality, bad writing, not funny, not a good look and problematic. We didn't like how we were objectified and mislabeled or identified in that show. But now it's "tolerable, people eat it up, " with TP type shows and 'crab in the barrel' to call for accountability in improved quality of material. TP shows imo, are giving them material to satire our culture from. I'm not understanding how yall could defend this type of programming when it speaks to the negativity and demeaning content that is prevalent in other shows just for the sake of "oh, it's Tyler Perry, he's going to do what he does".. ???
pretty good acting for a sitcom too 
Is he?Breh is like Netflix, he has a whole studio with no quality control. He just let's people make whatever they want because he has no idea what a good screenplay looks like. What's hilarious is that Brad Pitt is a more successful producer of black content than Tyler Perry
Quick question -- people spoke out against how foundational AAs are portrayed and stereotyped in that CBS "comedy" "Abishola and we all agreed that it was demeaning, bad quality, bad writing, not funny, not a good look and problematic. We didn't like how we were objectified and mislabeled or identified in that show. But now it's "tolerable, people eat it up, " with TP type shows and 'crab in the barrel' to call for accountability in improved quality of material. TP shows imo, are giving them material to satire our culture from. I'm not understanding how yall could defend this type of programming when it speaks to the negativity and demeaning content that is prevalent in other shows just for the sake of "oh, it's Tyler Perry, he's going to do what he does".. ???
BET is not a black owned network . BET networks is owned by Viacom, which has merged with CBS and is a legal successor to Viacom's network of media. Non-ADOS people get their content from the major broadcasting networks, as well, the UK and the US are the two dominant international media markets. Being that Tyler Perry is affiliated with CBS, the same network that produces Abishola, you don't see a problem here? There's no "alerts" that make you question the content or affiliation between the low quality of production and stereotypes that Tyler puts out there and the connect between the content of the Abishola show regardless of who or what culture puts the product out there? It's still a bad representation either way.
