i don't know..the show just didn't seem like the type he would watch lol..it's not exactly "urban"...and there wasn't a lot of african americans on the show either.
if you look at his style you wouldn't think that this show would be his cup of tea
I think he stated because his mother or grandmother watched the show and that got him hooked. Plus, in the early '90s, they did do a rap storyline with real-life rapper Kurtis Blow acting as a consultant.
shareWhy would the fact that there weren't a lot of African Americans on the show factor into it? Do you think black people only watch shows with a lot of black people in them and want watch shows that don't have any black people in them? If that were the case they wouldn't watch damn near anything on TV.
shareand white people never would have loved the Jeffersons,Sanford and sons,etc...
shareOne Life to Live broke ground daytime tv for featuring & staring characters that were something other than heterosexual white people. Get a clue before starting stupid ass threads.
shareWho thinks that we loved them?
shareDo you mean because most shows only have white people in them?
shareWhen he was a kid there were some very vital African American actors on the show.
For downright amateur villains you birds win the nickel-plated hot dogs.
Snoop Dogg seems kind of like an odd duck to me so it makes sense. It would also probably sound weird that he thinks Kathy Griffin is funny but he put in a good word for her to be in the real slim shady music video because he did.
JEFF : I hate Glee.
PIERCE : I'm not crazy about Glee either.
Kathy Griffin? Ok, I will no longer have anything to do with Snoop again.
For downright amateur villains you birds win the nickel-plated hot dogs.