October 18, 2022 • 6 mins
Till the film about Emmett Till's death and the controversy that affected the entire nation was released over the weekend. In other news, Stevie Wonder did an interview with Ari Lennox and asked her about her love life. Steve then proceeded to talk about Stevie's blindness and the proof to refute.
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Speaker 1 (00:01):
Well, did you guys get a chance to see the
movie Till over the weekend? Of course we all know, yeah,
we all know. The story of Emmett Till such a
sad story. Emmett was a fourteen year old boy living
in Chicago back in nineteen fifty five, and he went
to Mississippi, like a lot of kids around that time did.
(00:22):
From the city, they would go to the South to
visit their cousins. He went to visit his cousin and
he was brutally lynched there. His mother, Maybe Till Mobley,
turned her loss into a legacy, though, and that's what
the movie Till is all about. It's a true story
of how courageous Emmett Till's mother was back in nineteen
fifty five. Now, this story is told from Emmett's mother's
(00:44):
point of view, and that's what makes the movie Till
is so unique because of that, after losing her only child,
Maybe Till Mobley showed incredible strength and she turned her
pain into purpose. Maybe knew the power of an image
and made sure that the world saw what happened to
(01:05):
her son. Till is a movie by black creators that
made a conscious choice not to show violence toward black
people in this movie. So the movie does not depict
Emmett Till's lynching at all. It is incredibly important to
continue to tell the truth about what happened to Emmett Till.
The Emmett Till Anti Lynching Bill was just passed this year,
(01:29):
just this year, in twenty twenty two. This is sixty
seven years after his murder. Everyone needs to know the
story of Emmett Till, So go see the movie Till.
This is our history, absolutely, Shirley. Absolutely. I'm going to
take my daughter, she's fourteen years old. Like you said,
(01:50):
this is our history, and this is something that you know,
they're not teaching our children in school, the history part
of it. In the Anti Lynching Bill just past this year.
That's a moment in history too. So this is a
must se movie. This is something that you have to
go see. We have to continue to educate our children
(02:12):
so they'll know our history, know our past, present, and
our future. There are our future leaders of tomorrow. So again,
Till is a must see movie. I can't wait to
go see it. Oh yeah. In other entertainment news, Stevie
Wonder did an interview with R and B. Singer Ari
Lennox on our homestation in La kJ l H shut
(02:35):
out to KJLH and Stevie Wonder and now Steve asked r.
Lennox who is she currently in love with? Take a listen,
this is about you and I just want to you
know that. UM love your voice in UM. I like
the energy, thank you. I like the nuendos on that.
(03:01):
You can I ask you a question? Oh my, yes,
So who are you gonna marry? Oh? I don't know what?
Hell I who are you in love with? Right? No, don't, don't,
(03:21):
don't comes your dog was a dog, But yeah, yeah,
kind that girl hadn't got in the conversation with a
(03:42):
nosey ass. Stephen was pushing up on Stephen. So you're right,
let me ask you something. You know, how what do
you what? Do you know? What you with? You know?
He would he he was on it, man, and she
would break it. I heard it in a bore she
was in. Yeah, Stevie was on it. And then the
(04:04):
old CB in the background. She could jump all in
now all in the damn weight. Well here your music, girl,
don't nobody said that. Some of the comments on social
media Steve, they were saying that Stevie Wonder is a
smooth talker, just like you're saying. And then uh, someone said,
sounds like Stevie was shooting his shot. And then one
(04:26):
person you always have said this, Steve. One person said,
he ain't blind, is not blind. Well, I'm telling y'all
right now. I have been saying it for y'all. He
ain't got no stick, he ain't got no dog, he
ain't got none of the stuff people got. You've always
said that s dressing me, matching in everything, braiding his
(04:53):
own hall man, he almost stole your car. You remember
that time he did that. Yes, we had a radio
show in the LA on the nineteenth floor. Steven was
supposed to do the radio show that morning. He was
late and I get a phone call on my on
my cell phone and it's Stevie. I said, Stevie, where
you at? Man? He said, look out the window. I
(05:16):
looked out the window. He was sitting in my brand
new truck waving. He was in the driver's seat. What
do you think I'm on the nineteenth floor. I look down.
He said, you see this truck, your new truck, the
black one. I'm driving it. He had his hand out
the window. Waving. I said, hey, man, you don't get
(05:38):
your but he was moving the truck a little bit.
The truck was moving a little bit. I say, man,
you don't get your blind ass out. He was trying
to get stay man. Stevie told me one time on
TV were doing the show together. He said, man, you
show out the cheap ass suit. That's Wait a minute, man,
(06:01):
I thought you was blind. He said, I know how
cheap fabric sound classic? That's classic, Yeah, a legend, right,
great fun fun, fun times. Yeah. Well, coming up in
about twenty minutes after the hour, In case you haven't heard,
(06:22):
Steve Harvey is back in the building. Right, it's Tuesday,
so we gotta talk about voting. We have we talk
about voting. It's extremely important this midterm election coming up
in November eight. So we'll talk about that. Coming up
in twenty minutes after the hour, right here on the
Steve Harvey Morning Show. You're listening to the Steve Harvey
(06:46):
Morning Show.
Well, did you guys get a chance to see the
movie Till over the weekend? Of course we all know, yeah,
we all know. The story of Emmett Till such a
sad story. Emmett was a fourteen year old boy living
in Chicago back in nineteen fifty five, and he went
to Mississippi, like a lot of kids around that time did.
(00:22):
From the city, they would go to the South to
visit their cousins. He went to visit his cousin and
he was brutally lynched there. His mother, Maybe Till Mobley,
turned her loss into a legacy, though, and that's what
the movie Till is all about. It's a true story
of how courageous Emmett Till's mother was back in nineteen
fifty five. Now, this story is told from Emmett's mother's
(00:44):
point of view, and that's what makes the movie Till
is so unique because of that, after losing her only child,
Maybe Till Mobley showed incredible strength and she turned her
pain into purpose. Maybe knew the power of an image
and made sure that the world saw what happened to
(01:05):
her son. Till is a movie by black creators that
made a conscious choice not to show violence toward black
people in this movie. So the movie does not depict
Emmett Till's lynching at all. It is incredibly important to
continue to tell the truth about what happened to Emmett Till.
The Emmett Till Anti Lynching Bill was just passed this year,
(01:29):
just this year, in twenty twenty two. This is sixty
seven years after his murder. Everyone needs to know the
story of Emmett Till, So go see the movie Till.
This is our history, absolutely, Shirley. Absolutely. I'm going to
take my daughter, she's fourteen years old. Like you said,
(01:50):
this is our history, and this is something that you know,
they're not teaching our children in school, the history part
of it. In the Anti Lynching Bill just past this year.
That's a moment in history too. So this is a
must se movie. This is something that you have to
go see. We have to continue to educate our children
(02:12):
so they'll know our history, know our past, present, and
our future. There are our future leaders of tomorrow. So again,
Till is a must see movie. I can't wait to
go see it. Oh yeah. In other entertainment news, Stevie
Wonder did an interview with R and B. Singer Ari
Lennox on our homestation in La kJ l H shut
(02:35):
out to KJLH and Stevie Wonder and now Steve asked r.
Lennox who is she currently in love with? Take a listen,
this is about you and I just want to you
know that. UM love your voice in UM. I like
the energy, thank you. I like the nuendos on that.
(03:01):
You can I ask you a question? Oh my, yes,
So who are you gonna marry? Oh? I don't know what?
Hell I who are you in love with? Right? No, don't, don't,
(03:21):
don't comes your dog was a dog, But yeah, yeah,
kind that girl hadn't got in the conversation with a
(03:42):
nosey ass. Stephen was pushing up on Stephen. So you're right,
let me ask you something. You know, how what do
you what? Do you know? What you with? You know?
He would he he was on it, man, and she
would break it. I heard it in a bore she
was in. Yeah, Stevie was on it. And then the
(04:04):
old CB in the background. She could jump all in
now all in the damn weight. Well here your music, girl,
don't nobody said that. Some of the comments on social
media Steve, they were saying that Stevie Wonder is a
smooth talker, just like you're saying. And then uh, someone said,
sounds like Stevie was shooting his shot. And then one
(04:26):
person you always have said this, Steve. One person said,
he ain't blind, is not blind. Well, I'm telling y'all
right now. I have been saying it for y'all. He
ain't got no stick, he ain't got no dog, he
ain't got none of the stuff people got. You've always
said that s dressing me, matching in everything, braiding his
(04:53):
own hall man, he almost stole your car. You remember
that time he did that. Yes, we had a radio
show in the LA on the nineteenth floor. Steven was
supposed to do the radio show that morning. He was
late and I get a phone call on my on
my cell phone and it's Stevie. I said, Stevie, where
you at? Man? He said, look out the window. I
(05:16):
looked out the window. He was sitting in my brand
new truck waving. He was in the driver's seat. What
do you think I'm on the nineteenth floor. I look down.
He said, you see this truck, your new truck, the
black one. I'm driving it. He had his hand out
the window. Waving. I said, hey, man, you don't get
(05:38):
your but he was moving the truck a little bit.
The truck was moving a little bit. I say, man,
you don't get your blind ass out. He was trying
to get stay man. Stevie told me one time on
TV were doing the show together. He said, man, you
show out the cheap ass suit. That's Wait a minute, man,
(06:01):
I thought you was blind. He said, I know how
cheap fabric sound classic? That's classic, Yeah, a legend, right,
great fun fun, fun times. Yeah. Well, coming up in
about twenty minutes after the hour, In case you haven't heard,
(06:22):
Steve Harvey is back in the building. Right, it's Tuesday,
so we gotta talk about voting. We have we talk
about voting. It's extremely important this midterm election coming up
in November eight. So we'll talk about that. Coming up
in twenty minutes after the hour, right here on the
Steve Harvey Morning Show. You're listening to the Steve Harvey
(06:46):
Morning Show.
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