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Bobby ❤❤

Bobby ❤❤

Bobby and Whitney ❤

Bobby stop. Whitney had a cut on her face after the day of her wedding. You spit in her face after she surprised you on your tour and u were with another woman. You beat her in that hallway. Just stop with the lying.

Why are we only getting exposed to her amazing personality now in later years

Well, Mother's are stupid Michael. You become the parent , when the decision is for yourself. But you know now, dont u ?

As a foreign kid growing up in the U.S. I had similar experiences. Most people were unfamiliar with my name & couldn't pronounce, both my first and last names, correctly. It's not the exact same experience as the 'Shaniquas' & others that were discussed but that's exactly my point. They don't all have the same experiences either. What makes us each who we are as an individual are all our unique life experiences. I used to have some of these grievances when I was very young but it didn't take long for me to embrace every aspect of myself. I remember the exact moment when I realized: okay, I'm different, in so many ways, but that's okay. I decided to accept it, even as I got the myriad of reactions, some positive but mostly negative from others. When people talk about being passed over, I've actually seen it happen. People have looked at my name, glazed over & moved my 'file' to the bottom of the stack & called someone else. Maybe they didn't want to be bothered or assumed certain things about who I was based on my name I thought. I had no idea but I told myself it's their problem, not mine. Once I got wise to that happening, I started speaking up for myself & sure enough, most admitted what I'd seen them do even though they didn't know I'd seen them. Usually it's not evil intent, it's often embarrassment for not being able to say the name or a fear of offending by butchering it. Still, you'd think I'd make a fuss when people get it wrong but I don't. I rarely correct people when they say it wrong, unless they ask or struggle & stop. It's not a big deal. In fact, I can often tell immediately how I know someone by how they say my name or what they call me because as I've moved through life, people repeat how others say it & it spreads among that group I'm in: classmates, co-workers, whatever. They correct others for me, thinking they have it right - usually not. I'm sad that so many people have allowed the issues with their unique, unusual or uncommon names to weigh on them. Yes, I said "allowed' because we always have choices in life. I have a lot of friends with similar experiences as me, foreign names. Many have changed their names. I had that option when I became a U.S. citizen but I had no desire to do that. I suppose because of that view, I may be considered insensitive by those with different names, especially when they don't realize I've had similar experiences. I do try to figure things out about a person based on their name, in person or not - where they're from, family background, ethnicity, country of origin... then I actually ask them. I ask a lot of questions because I'm curious by nature & sincerely want to know. Maybe my worse 'offense' as some would see it is I don't abide by name changes. I stick with the name I've always known a person by. It's a lot, in my opinion, to ask someone who's alrelady known you to do. Remembering names is hard enough but to change it & expect compliance is crazy. Their name is part of the person I've gotten to know. That said, I also grew up with a lot of nicknames myself. It's a family thing so I always considered them terms of endearment instead of an attempt to rename me. My parents & siblings who obviously know my name & can say it had & still have nicknames for me. So, it's beyond what we're called. I have not yet seen the film. I had it one DVR but sadly, it was bumped before I watched it & now I can't find it to rent. What I'm saying is based on this RUclips conversation with the filmmaker, Shaniqua, the questions & comments from the audience &, of course, my own experiences. So as I listened to this I felt sorry for those who are obviously emotional about their name BUT I don't think it's about the name at all. We all have issues in our lives & some of us many. Getting over it, whatever the 'it' or they may be, is part of life & how we figure it all out is how we become who we are going to be. So I say GET OVER IT! I'm not saying drop it, ignore it, pretend it doesn't matter to you. I mean deal with it so it's not/no longer such a big issue in your life journey, one that's keeping you stuck. Trust me, there will be other issues in life but when we get stuck on one, we never really get the chance to get to & fully experience, deal with & move past the others. These are all obstacles in our path, we can call them burdens & let them stack up or not. The fact is we have to figure out how to get over, around, through... them to keep going.

Luther’s songs are so good you can listen everyday and never get tired of them

All I needed for Whitney to do was to love herself the way I loved her. Beautiful words I seen many family members and Friends lose their life due to addiction. I myself is almost 56 years of age And over 20 years clean and so very proud and blessed that God gave me a second chance thank you heavenly Father 🎚️🙏❤️

Cheers Ladies 🥂

I love this man . I will meet him one day ❤️🙏🏾

Land Ownership, YES !!!

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These Hollywood narcissists are a joke.

Here’s me giving a clapping ovation at home watching this!👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 “And now you know Nearest Green”

See white folks you can't keep black people down. Think about that white people you can't keep a black culture down for nothing think about it think again and again and again.

Amazing story 😮😮

Love Bobby he is doing so well especially behind the losses in his life. Praying for Bobby’s strength and his family!

You know a lot of people do not show Michael Bivins to love he deserves so if you can't be a new edition fan

Bobby. Brown. Forever. ❤

😂says the one that encouraged Whitneys bad habits and he went a jail for putting hands on whitney, even spit in her face. He didnt even protect Bobby k his own daughter or protect her from nick g after whitney died. Bobby a FRAUD

Bobby Brown🥰🥰🥰

That guy is still alive why 😂😂😂😂

American Fiction is excellent !!!

My mother use to love, and enjoy drinking Jack Daniels Whiskey, and she would be amazed with this truth

I love this documentary, and education, and Beautifull Family truth Story, and I am buying this Whiskey for now on

Just shared this story with my daughter last night. She never had heard of this before. Question: is Fawn Weaver his, Mr. Nearest, relative?

I take my hat of to him

This movie was SO GOOD!!!

I feel so proud watching this

STILL SEARCHING FOR THE ATTENTION

LIAR LIAR LIAR HYPOCRITE

I will be looking for this whiskey! 😊

You cheated, spit on her and used her money

This is a beautiful story. I admired her tenacity in how she honored Nearest Greene. This is also a heartfelt story and a part of Black American history. There are so many unknown stories like this. Fawn Weaver , Earnest would be PROUD. 🤎🖤🤎🖤. I’m proud of you too. 💐

That's not possible when both are living toxic lifestyles. Your greatest asset in this wonderful "GIFT" called "LIFE" is the way u think!

I doubt that is the meaning of imposter syndrome.

@tanishiajohnson9811 A fact is a thing that is known or proved to be true. Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Incorporated created a centralized headquarters with the establishment of its incorporation in 1913. Our incorporation predates the arrival of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority Incorporated by 7 years. We operated from a central office from that date. We opened a national office in 1949 to handle our ever-expanding membership but also to allow our professional staff and other non-members space within our building. In 1952, A.K.A. purchased a location and with renovations, the building remains debt-free. Zeta Phi Beta Sorority Incorporated’s first executive Office was located at 1721 Worm Street. Source: Torchbearers of a Legacy: A History of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc., 1920-1997. This was of course also her parent’s home where they continued to live after it was designated an executive office. New Pittsburgh Courier, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania • Sat, Feb 28, 1931Page 8. & National Archives at Washington, DC; Washington, D.C.; Seventeenth Census of the United States, 1950; Year: 1950; Census Place: Houston, Harris, Texas; Roll: 5342; Page: 7; Enumeration District: 263-234A I agree that the accuracy of all brands is of the utmost importance, therefore it is important to be factual in what we share, especially when “sharing a space”. Continued growth and blessings to you as well.

Pray for Bobby Brown 🙏🏾🙏🏾 Rest in peace Whitney Houston🙏🏾

Bobby and Whitney were the power couple in a marriage Cool and intelligent black woman and man..Rest in Heaven Whitney Houston!❤🙏🕊..also prayers out to Bobby Brown and his family Lord ❤🙏

Thank you for sharing this story

I just watched it a couple of weeks ago, what an amazing picture. So smart, funny and, very emotional, clearly a masterpiece from the start till the last scene 👏👏👏😊 congratulations to all the people involved.

Bishop Bobby Brown🎉

Very nice serving of easy to digest information.

Alicia is lying, there's no way she was at Bobby and Whitney's wedding, no way in hell, this is all about money people, anything to sale a story, it's all lies and a money grab, shame on her and Bobby

Regina older now so you have to break it down. 😂😂😂

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People need to stop intefering with Whitney and Bobby's private life. These people were struggling with a lot of monsters in their closet. Marriage is not easy but it is more difficult when both parties are dealing with addiction.

Bobby will always love Whitney and he is married still grieving her.