I met Mr. T once. I was a limo driver in college. He loaded up the limo with Mr T action figures to give away to kids at a church function. He was really nice.
@Mr.Tom Olofsson, JUST WHEN IT CAME TO THE ☆THE A☆ TEAM☆ IT LIKE THEY WERE MACNIFFCI TROOPS IN THEIR ACTUALLY WAY LEGENDARY B=A BARACUS LIVING L♡VE LIFE MR.T STANDING HIS ROLE IN THIS GREATEST COMMENT HERE ☆ROCKY III☆ VERY WELL SPOKEN THANKS LOOPER "*¿*"
If a Slave master prays to his God and his Slave also prays to the Slave Master's God......then, who's prayer will get answered? (This is a Rhetorical question)
T is a cool guy. Never any scandals or stories of him doing bad stuff. He always did good work for kids and tried to be a positive role model. That's impressive as hell considering how long he has been in the public eye.
Very inspirational dude. It is highly unusual to reach his age, living the "in your face" life he has lived, and have so many people who only have positive things to say about you.
I worked in a restaurant and Mr. T came in twice in one day. People really approached him and loved him. He was very genuine and generous with his time. He made an effort to spread positivity; to make people happy. I was very impressed.
Cancer ain't got shit on Mr. T! Mr. T pity the cancer until it go away. Cancer is no challenge to Mr. T. Mr. T. destroy cancer. Cancer has Mr. T. and the doctor predicts cancer is gonna feel pain.
Just surviving in the Industry for going on 40 years is amazing. I think fondly of Mr. T and am glad he didn't descend into troubles like Mike Tyson and other "tough guys" have. He seems to be getting along OK and tries to help people, esp. sick kids. Good on him.
Remission is temporary. Maybe Master Debater wanted him to make a full recovery and no longer have any cancer cells whatsoever. Now who's the worthless piece of shit?
i had only cancer 4 times u get to puke all day with chemo,radiaton pretty cool also , while u drive u just pull over &puke,skin cancer hit after 30yrs in Fl.
Back in 70s me and my friends played at school playground one was superman, one was hulk, one was six million dollar man, so I said I'm Mr T!!! My friends thought it was strange because we were all white but I didn't care I loved me some Mr T!!!
The man, the myth... True stand up man.. Met him at Gerald R Ford Airport back in 2003. He sat and spoke with me for a hour on life, and knowledge.. Very smart and talented man.. Love ya T.. Thanks for making the A-team the A-team...
so basically...he's been working STEADILY since 1982, and is still a household name. a tough, unapologetic BELIEVER (that's why those obvious HITS were shelved, but he still persevered), and all-around class-act, to boot.
I like the fact that he's not a carbon copy of all the other men around him. He has really thought about who he is, what he believes in and stands for and live it every day.
I don't get cable, so my TV options are very limited. I was flipping channels one night at like 2:00 when I come across some religious network, and Mr T is on it. I listened for a bit just out of curiosity and surprise. I am not a religious person, but I really liked what he had to say. He was talking about people who wear expensive suits and stuff to church, like that would impress Jesus, when Jesus would really want you to wear normal clothes and use the money you spent on the suit to help people in need. I haven't been to church in 20 years, but if more churches preached like this I would at least consider it.
What ever happened to Clubber? He loses one fight then disappears forever. I was hoping Mr.T would have reprised the role in the Creed movies, maybe comeback as a reformed preacher or something.
That's a good question that Sylvester Stallone would have to answer because inquiring minds want to know. I heard that the Rocky franchise were pitching the boxer Deontay Wilder as the son of Clubber Lang for an upcoming fight against Creed jr. So, just maybe Mr. T will reprise his role as Clubber Lang similarly to Ivan Drago!😉
There will only be 1 original 1 Mr. T 🥇 1 Tupac 🎶 1 Mike Tyson 🥊 1 Muhammad Ali 🥊 1 YOU, most importantly be yourself, don't follow the crowd, make your own path ☺ 😂 👍
Rudolf Menon Cancer once went to the doctor because he got too much pity. The doctor knew imeadiately that Cancer has gotten a serious case of "Mr.T". Cancer died the following morning. RIP, Cancer.
He used to visit cancer patients in the LA Children's Hospital during the glory days of the A-Team. No cameras, no press. My Polaroid picture with him when I was a patient there is one of my prized possessions.
I was lucky enough to meet Mr. T as a kid back during his A Team days. It was at a meet and autograph session and when he came out (to a line of kids and their parents) he shook my hand and then held on to it for about twenty seconds while talking. It's funny, but I remember that he had warm and soft hands, and he had a gentle manner about him that felt like an old friend. He was telling the kids to be good, listen to their parents and do what they say, etc, and he just seemed like a genuinely good guy. As far as celebs to meet go, I could have done much, much worse. I still have a soft spot for the fool pityer to this day.
What happened to MR T?....he never really disappeared from public view and everybody still knows who he is. He has done a load of charity work over the years and while his views on young people and the way they should behave were old fashioned even in the 1980s, his heart has always been in the right place. I think he could never really be a convincing movie bad guy as he was seen as a soft hearted tough guy after his time on the ATeam. And somehow he couldn't really convince as a hero either, so a big movie career eluded him. Still he was great in that Rocky movie and he hasn't done badly since.
'while his views on young people and the way they should behave were old fashioned' You say that like it's a bad thing. Good Lord, but the young people of today are the most screwed up, immoral, unintellectual human beings in the existence of the modern world. The worst generation of all time.
I remember when I got out for summer break my sophomore year of high school, the thing I was most pumped about was being able to enjoy 12 episodes of the A-Team without having to worry about school or homework getting in my way...
T is a good man he has done great work with children's hospitals. Donates hundreds of thousands of dollars to charities. Much success Mr. T... God Bless
I use to work @ Cedars Sinai, at times in the Cancer Center where he use to receive his treatments... That gentleman...is ONE CLASS ACT! God bless Mr. T, Jesus loves you sir!!
Oh my goodness ever time a idiot gonna say it doesn't exist blah blah so stfu and keep all negative thoughts to yourself.🙄 when you die you'll find out the hard way.
Who could not look up this guy. I admire his metal and thoroughly enjoyed his interview with David Letterman. Mr. T is truly a stud And will always be taken seriously at my house.
MR. T. , IS A REAL SURVIVER !!. A REAL HERO !!. NOT EASY IN HOLLYWOOD . ESPECIALLY WHEN YOUR FRENDS ARE NO WERE TO BE FOUND ?. GOD BLESS U MR. T. AND THANK YOU FOR THE ENTERTAINMENT !!.👍😁😥😩😀😂!!!.
This is a man not just black people should aspire to, but every man and/or woman. Has his head on straight, is a role model through and through, and has the right kind of attitude towards living not only for himself but for others. I'm only slightly disappointed that I found this video by chance because of a Mr T joke told by Eddie Murphy. Curiosity led me here. Now I'm grateful for it.
I have been lucky enough to meet him in person. I got him to take a picture sitting on my Harley. He is one of the most genuine, caring and giving people on the planet. A true real life hero to many.
I met MR.T just outside Philly when I was a small kid in my moms station wagon with my sister. We had knocked the shifter into neutral and the car started rolling back toward traffic. MR.T and a couple other people stopped the car and pushed it back to safety. No he didn't say I pitty the fool but he did holler at us and my mom for leaving us in the car alone.
I met him, well more like bumped into his cart at a mall. My first thought, "Ahhh $hit, I F-ed up now".. he was very nice and surprisingly soft spoken. I didn't know what to say so I said the first thing that came to mind. "so is there gunna be a rematch wit that baulboa fool?" he laughed and said, nope, have a bigger gig lined up...
Mr T I just watched your dramas in 2015 but still I liked them. I could tell they were old but something about your character makes them likeable for all generations. Thanks for living an inspiring life.
I met Mr. T at a kid's meet & greet at a recently opened Toys R Us when I was six or seven (40 years ago!) This was when he was at the height of his A-Team fame, and when he came out in full chains, feather earrings and flexing his biceps, I thought he was going to get into character. Instead, he was smiling, he was giving words of encouragement, and shaking hands with every kid there. He took my hand for a moment and said to be good, to be mindful of parents. I really like the guy as he wanted to make a positive difference then too. My mom, aka my ride, was also impressed with him, and she isn't impressed easily. I hope Mr. T will be out there for many years to come, as there are still many fools to be pitied.
Interviewer: What's your prediction for the fight? Clubber Lang: My prediction? Interviewer: Yes, your prediction. [Clubber looks into camera] Clubber Lang: Pain!
I enjoyed "Diff'rent Strokes" when I was a kid, and Mr. T's appearance on the show capped it all off as my favorite episode. Even so, my favorite TV appearance of Mr. T was him as he was being roasted by such renowned celebrities as Rich Little and Ricky Schroeder. (As some of you might remember, Mr. T also appeared on one episode of "Silver Spoons" as Ricky's bodyguard.) "real talk" is right on the money when he says he "pities the fools who don't admire Mr. T."
I went to Dunbar high school in Chicago with Mr. T during the late 1960s. He was on the high school wrestling and football team. He live in the public housing buildings the Robert Taylor Homes on a dangerous south side part of Chicago. He was not a bully. He was a very nice honorable student at Dunbar Vocational High School in Chicago.
I met Mr. T in NYC in 2005 at Carnegie Deli. I didn't get a picture because smart phones werent a thing yet. But he is such a nice man. He's an absolute icon.
As a young kid during the 80's I always the A team and I can't forget his line. Looking for me? I am happy that he survived cancer and he is doing well.
I wish we could go back to the 80s. Mr.T, Arnie, Stallone, Willis, Van Damme, Lundgren... It was a time when men were men and celebrated for being so. What have we done to ourselves...
His cancer was what woke him up like he said during interviews I became a born again Christian and has since devoted more of his time to his family and charity work. He is actually a really nice guy
I seen Mr. T in Chicago Airport during his fame. I was told he was a "small man" but he looked huge to me. His two body guards were even bigger but he walked and smiled at those of us who said hi or applauded. He struck me as an appreciated man from the fame, not arrogant or "stuck up Hollywood type."
Lawrence Tureaud isn't "his real name", he changed it legally so MR T is his real name and Lawrence is his birth name. The man changed his name for respect, I think he's earned it although I was always more of a Knight Rider fan ;)
He was also an outside linebacker linebacker prospect for the Packers. If it werent for knee injuries there wouldve been 2 LTs tearing it up in the 80s
I once witnessed Mr T in action, back in his body guard days. He was UNBELIEVABLE. He was a body guard for Leon Spinks in Chicago, just after Spinks had beaten Ali. Spinks was the champ and was in Chicago to fight an exhibition against a super tough Italian fighter named George Mostardini. In the old Chicago Amphitheater, it was one of the most surreal experiences of my life. A super electric atmosphere with most of Chicago's "Northside Italians" packing the house and raising absolute hell in favor of "their guy". The Amphitheater, or "Amp" as we used to call it, roared like the 1st century Roman Colosseum - I was scared shitless! Enter Mr. T, defending the current world champion and (most importantly) the 2 Championship belts that temporarily belonged to Spinks. The crowd wanted to beat Spinks themselves, let alone fight their guy. They threw beer bottles, chairs, you name it. Mr. T got Spinks into the ring in one piece and unharmed, an incredible feat in itself. The fight had to be stopped after a round or so because of the out and out hostility of that crowd. (If Mostardini had knocked out Spinks, he would not have been champion because it was only an exhibition, not an official prizefight) Nevertheless, when it came time to leave the ring, it seemed impossible that Mr. T and the small group of Spinks' entourage could get out of there - it was like a hundred against 10 people or so, talk about being in a "Lion's den". Mr. T, heroically and ferociously fought one guy after another, some time more than one at a time, and invited a few more who were taunting from afar, it took about 10-15 minutes and he got Spinks and co. out of there and I don't believe a one of them got hurt! Words truly can't describe the herculean feat that this truly was. I can't prove it, but I know in my heart that: 1) This incident was used in the Rocky III film that Syvester Stalone wrote, and 2) Mr. T got that part in the film because of that incident and his authentic ferociousness, which was undeniable. There's no way you could fake what I witnessed that night in the Chicago Amphitheater. Mr T is a GENUINE BADASS!!! He earned that "B.A." title - Believe it!
He's still about doing stuff, ads, had a series on UK tv a few years ago. He's pretty religious now too. I hear he is a really nice guy from those who have met him, asked for autographs: always has time for people.
Time less indeed. Mr. T used to be my hero in "The A-Team" back in the 80's, now his my 8yr old son's favorite character in Nintendo's lego dimensions. His a true legend! 🙌🏼
he would hire and feed so many of us street kids in toronto when on the set of t and t ....always telling us positive things take vitamins respect yer mom and go back to school ...of of the few people who impacted my life growing up....one hell of a man going to haven 100%
I met Mr. T at the Chicago auto show one year. It was during the A Team era. He needed a pen to sign autographs and used the one I had and yes he did give it back.
Me too, watched everything like 7 times now and I'm watching it again right now😁 Never gets to old. Best thing I ever seen... better then any movie or series!
Mr. T had some noticeable weight fluctuations in the 1980s. Season 1 of the A-Team premiered a year after Rocky III and he was noticeably heavier, albeit still ‘menacing.’ His mohawk was also ‘thicker’ in the A-Team than it was in Rocky III. Then Mr. T ‘slimmed down’ again for his appearance in Wrestlemania I, then bulked up again soon after that, before slimming down for Wrestlemania II where he boxed against Roddy Piper. When Mr. T hosted his cartoon, the live action Mr. T was noticeably heavier than his cartoon rendition was. Then Mr. T slimmed down again and disappeared from TV and movies for a while before ‘reappearing’ on Christian programming slimmer than he’d been in a long time, apparently because he’d battled cancer and won.
I met Mr. T once. I was a limo driver in college. He loaded up the limo with Mr T action figures to give away to kids at a church function. He was really nice.
Awesome!
Wow cool!
That's really cool.
@Mr.Tom Olofsson, JUST WHEN IT CAME TO THE ☆THE A☆ TEAM☆ IT LIKE THEY WERE MACNIFFCI TROOPS IN THEIR ACTUALLY WAY LEGENDARY B=A BARACUS LIVING L♡VE LIFE MR.T STANDING HIS ROLE IN THIS GREATEST COMMENT HERE ☆ROCKY III☆ VERY WELL SPOKEN THANKS LOOPER "*¿*"
Tom Olofsson did u ask him any questions about the rocky movie?
I'm not a republican or Democrat I'm just a Christian brother from the hood trying to do some good♡
Love that quote!!
Best statement of non-political affiliation that we will probably ever hear.
Communism and Monarchism
I would vote for Mr. T
If a Slave master prays to his God and his Slave also prays to the Slave Master's God......then, who's prayer will get answered? (This is a Rhetorical question)
@@2025-e4n
The one(s) whose prayer God finds acceptable. (Rhetorical Answer.)
T is a cool guy. Never any scandals or stories of him doing bad stuff. He always did good work for kids and tried to be a positive role model. That's impressive as hell considering how long he has been in the public eye.
Tureaud has been killing and eating young white children for thirty yeara or more; that's how he's ageless!
@@TheRojo387 I'm Far Rigth Myself But This Is Just Plain Bullshit. You are a Disgrace to National Socialism.
Zuzana Miškufová r/wooooooosh
@@wowthatsgr8949 r/woosh is just an overrated dead meme
Ultra Spicy idiot
My favorite line? When asked how he liked his coffee, he replied. "In a cup, fool!"
X
🤣 is that where I heard this
and then the waiter said....pay up sucka!
@@AtulSharma-vc2tg Okay, that was funny.
To this day I still laugh to myself about that!
Very inspirational dude. It is highly unusual to reach his age, living the "in your face" life he has lived, and have so many people who only have positive things to say about you.
poppysfit - a good way to be remembered.
I worked in a restaurant and Mr. T came in twice in one day. People really approached him and loved him. He was very genuine and generous with his time. He made an effort to spread positivity; to make people happy. I was very impressed.
Cancer ain't got shit on Mr. T! Mr. T pity the cancer until it go away. Cancer is no challenge to Mr. T. Mr. T. destroy cancer.
Cancer has Mr. T. and the doctor predicts cancer is gonna feel pain.
+Captain S Can I call him too??
+the snowdawg no
+Edward Rice Wait, I didn't ask you....??!!
the snowdawg but I have you the correct answer
the tears from chuck norris are the cure for all cancers, but the problem is that chuck norris
never cries.
Just surviving in the Industry for going on 40 years is amazing. I think fondly of Mr. T and am glad he didn't descend into troubles like Mike Tyson and other "tough guys" have. He seems to be getting along OK and tries to help people, esp. sick kids. Good on him.
I pitty tha fools who don't admire Mr. T
real talk an noone said i kno
why sould I admire Mr.T? Just another celebrity!
aliendoggy It was just a sence of humor. I admire his spirit.
real talk rip grammar
real talk ,,
Mr T is a nice guy with a good personality.I met him once in Westwood pavilion. He talked to me and everyone else. He is such a nice guy.
Never knew Mr. T was a cancer survivor.
yea he is . thank goodness he survived. not that he will live forever, but that aint no way to go for no one.
dan theman192 what's that even supposed to mean?
his new name Mr.T-cell lymphoma
He's not a cancer survivor. Cancer is a Mr T survivor
@@carolynmmitchell2240 and your name is fish market.
Mr. T's WWE Hall Of Fame speech is *legendary.* Dude couldn't stop talking about his mom.
This is what a role model looks like.
Never stop achieving and stay grateful for what you do have, no matter what life tries to take from you.
When I was a kid, the only reason why I watched the A-Team was because of Mr. T.
*ME TOO!*
I AINT GETTING ON NO PLANE...
God Bless Him , i hope his cancer stays in remission
Remission is temporary. Maybe Master Debater wanted him to make a full recovery and no longer have any cancer cells whatsoever. Now who's the worthless piece of shit?
I guess zeke1220 i just wish mr T well I hate Cancer
+zeke1220 Well most people would read "I don't" in that context as the non-well-wishing version, so the "worthless" comment seems accurate....
i had only cancer 4 times u get to puke all day with chemo,radiaton pretty cool also , while u drive u just pull over &puke,skin cancer hit after 30yrs in Fl.
Why freaking heck are you guys being so angry? He had good intentions.
Back in 70s me and my friends played at school playground one was superman, one was hulk, one was six million dollar man, so I said I'm Mr T!!! My friends thought it was strange because we were all white but I didn't care I loved me some Mr T!!!
I'm white and I was Junkyard dog on the playground
Anyone who says, "I loved me some..." is an idiot.
Mr. T came to entertainment in the 80's, not the 70s. Idk who you were playing? Or do you think we Blacks ALL look alike?🤔
I would have liked to see Mr.T in Dancing with the stars
@@louislacey2383 that’s what I thought lol
As a fan it pleases me to see the positive comments!
The man, the myth... True stand up man.. Met him at Gerald R Ford Airport back in 2003. He sat and spoke with me for a hour on life, and knowledge.. Very smart and talented man.. Love ya T.. Thanks for making the A-team the A-team...
so basically...he's been working STEADILY since 1982, and is still a household name. a tough, unapologetic BELIEVER (that's why those obvious HITS were shelved, but he still persevered), and all-around class-act, to boot.
I like the fact that he's not a carbon copy of all the other men around him. He has really thought about who he is, what he believes in and stands for and live it every day.
Mr. T was my total hero when I was Young. Great that he has found God in his life. Gotta write him a big thank You on Twitter.
Konrad L. - so you're saying he has DEMENTIA TOO !?!?
Chris Lester That's not what I said. Hering weard voices, eh?
Konrad L. - oh my bad I thought I read "he has found god" I may have misread your comment.
Chris Lester Yes, a misunderstanding.
I personally pity da foo' that don't agree with T
I did a black history month project on him once
stealing ur idea hol' up
People betta had clapped when you was done lmao 👏👏👏👏
Mr.T didn't get cancer. Cancer got Mr.T'd
Michael Burke 😂😂😂💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽
I fell in love with Mr. T the moment he uttered the words “I pity the fool” and the love is still and will always be there...Rock on Mr. T 👍🏾
I don't get cable, so my TV options are very limited. I was flipping channels one night at like 2:00 when I come across some religious network, and Mr T is on it. I listened for a bit just out of curiosity and surprise. I am not a religious person, but I really liked what he had to say. He was talking about people who wear expensive suits and stuff to church, like that would impress Jesus, when Jesus would really want you to wear normal clothes and use the money you spent on the suit to help people in need. I haven't been to church in 20 years, but if more churches preached like this I would at least consider it.
cohenhaywood10 Not always, but yeah the Catholics are. Even the bible says in the near end that almost all churches but a few will be corrupt.
I saw him on one also, around 2000-2001. It was Clifton Davis's show, the guy from the TV show Amen
That was a nice testimonial!
I'm a Christian go to a small church wear descent clothes plain shirt Rusler pants don't have to try to fit in Jesus wants us to be ourselves.
Really, you only need to find one thats like that....
I remember watching Mr. T's cartoons back in the days. Good times. I live in the Philippines.
Well there's one role no one can take away from Mr T, his portrayal of Clubber Lang in Rocky III.
What ever happened to Clubber? He loses one fight then disappears forever. I was hoping Mr.T would have reprised the role in the Creed movies, maybe comeback as a reformed preacher or something.
There's "NO" role that anyone can take away from Mr. T!
Even the remake of the "A-Team" was a ddisservice to B.A. Baracus!
That's a good question that Sylvester Stallone would have to answer because inquiring minds want to know. I heard that the Rocky franchise were pitching the boxer Deontay Wilder as the son of Clubber Lang for an upcoming fight against Creed jr. So, just maybe Mr. T will reprise his role as Clubber Lang similarly to Ivan Drago!😉
There will only be 1 original
1 Mr. T 🥇
1 Tupac 🎶
1 Mike Tyson 🥊
1 Muhammad Ali 🥊
1 YOU, most importantly be yourself, don't follow the crowd, make your own path ☺ 😂 👍
Agree
Yes but u missed the greatest of them all Trump followed by Dick cheyney fool
What about Keanu Reeves
and 1 RoCky BalBoa
Flavor Flav ODB Rick James
10 out of 10 doctors recommend not pissing off Mr. T. That goes for you too Cancer!
Rudolf Menon Cancer once went to the doctor because he got too much pity. The doctor knew imeadiately that Cancer has gotten a serious case of "Mr.T". Cancer died the following morning. RIP, Cancer.
Hahaha
HAAAA!!!
He used to visit cancer patients in the LA Children's Hospital during the glory days of the A-Team. No cameras, no press. My Polaroid picture with him when I was a patient there is one of my prized possessions.
Mr. T was and is one of my favorite actors ever.
I was lucky enough to meet Mr. T as a kid back during his A Team days. It was at a meet and autograph session and when he came out (to a line of kids and their parents) he shook my hand and then held on to it for about twenty seconds while talking. It's funny, but I remember that he had warm and soft hands, and he had a gentle manner about him that felt like an old friend. He was telling the kids to be good, listen to their parents and do what they say, etc, and he just seemed like a genuinely good guy. As far as celebs to meet go, I could have done much, much worse. I still have a soft spot for the fool pityer to this day.
How fantastic, he seems to have a wonderful philosophy and slant on life
What happened to MR T?....he never really disappeared from public view and everybody still knows who he is. He has done a load of charity work over the years and while his views on young people and the way they should behave were old fashioned even in the 1980s, his heart has always been in the right place. I think he could never really be a convincing movie bad guy as he was seen as a soft hearted tough guy after his time on the ATeam. And somehow he couldn't really convince as a hero either, so a big movie career eluded him. Still he was great in that Rocky movie and he hasn't done badly since.
'while his views on young people and the way they should behave were old fashioned'
You say that like it's a bad thing. Good Lord, but the young people of today are the most screwed up, immoral, unintellectual human beings in the existence of the modern world. The worst generation of all time.
I remember when I got out for summer break my sophomore year of high school, the thing I was most pumped about was being able to enjoy 12 episodes of the A-Team without having to worry about school or homework getting in my way...
Mr. T 2020!
At this point, why not?
I'd vote for him lol
if he pities fools, this election cycle would have been great for him
Stormin' Norman all hail the t if only he was the president
devin weathers p
Pocket Heart me too lol
T is a good man he has done great work with children's hospitals.
Donates hundreds of thousands of dollars to charities.
Much success Mr. T...
God Bless
@Cruzer AMEN YES INDEED, FROM HE~ MAN"*¿*"
@@thomaswoods731 uh wut
We all love Mr. T in our family. What a great person!
All these years of positivity and uplifting. Truly a hero for all. No scandals no cuss words jus a class act
Mr. T was so tough in the eighties that even Chuck Norris was afraid of him.
I use to work @ Cedars Sinai, at times in the Cancer Center where he use to receive his treatments... That gentleman...is ONE CLASS ACT! God bless Mr. T, Jesus loves you sir!!
He became a Christian now and speaks at many churches! Doctor Jesus healed him as he still has works to do!
David Bento great
Oh my goodness ever time a idiot gonna say it doesn't exist blah blah so stfu and keep all negative thoughts to yourself.🙄 when you die you'll find out the hard way.
@BTIsaac I have seen MANY well educated and intelligent people who believe in GOD...
He was a Christian long before he was a celebrity.
Who could not look up this guy. I admire his metal and thoroughly enjoyed his interview with David Letterman. Mr. T is truly a stud And will always be taken seriously at my house.
MR. T. , IS A REAL SURVIVER !!. A REAL HERO !!. NOT EASY IN HOLLYWOOD . ESPECIALLY WHEN YOUR FRENDS ARE NO WERE TO BE FOUND ?. GOD BLESS U MR. T. AND THANK YOU FOR THE ENTERTAINMENT !!.👍😁😥😩😀😂!!!.
Mr. T if you're out there, I'm a better person because of the example you set. Thanks for making the world a better place.
you will be victorious against cancer Mr T..may God bless you..
God isn't real...for fuck sake
Plantstar ur an idiot
Robert Skow Thanks Robster
Carlos Araujo amen
Well, he is a cancer survivor. He was victorious
Mr. T ,Danny Trejo and Steve Mcqueen to name a few play roles that reflect who they are in real life, their as cool off screen as on.
Mr.T is one if my heroes.
Testament same
This is a man not just black people should aspire to, but every man and/or woman. Has his head on straight, is a role model through and through, and has the right kind of attitude towards living not only for himself but for others. I'm only slightly disappointed that I found this video by chance because of a Mr T joke told by Eddie Murphy. Curiosity led me here. Now I'm grateful for it.
I'd buy his book if they publish it
i'd borrow it and forget to give it back .
I actually went through cancer as well. My way of fighting it had some different aspects than Mr. T's, but I did it!
mr t, an American treasure
I have been lucky enough to meet him in person. I got him to take a picture sitting on my Harley. He is one of the most genuine, caring and giving people on the planet. A true real life hero to many.
He was ALWAYS positive!
You have to love him for that!
I met MR.T just outside Philly when I was a small kid in my moms station wagon with my sister. We had knocked the shifter into neutral and the car started rolling back toward traffic. MR.T and a couple other people stopped the car and pushed it back to safety. No he didn't say I pitty the fool but he did holler at us and my mom for leaving us in the car alone.
I met him, well more like bumped into his cart at a mall. My first thought, "Ahhh $hit, I F-ed up now".. he was very nice and surprisingly soft spoken. I didn't know what to say so I said the first thing that came to mind. "so is there gunna be a rematch wit that baulboa fool?" he laughed and said, nope, have a bigger gig lined up...
Mr T I just watched your dramas in 2015 but still I liked them. I could tell they were old but something about your character makes them likeable for all generations. Thanks for living an inspiring life.
Busy man. The Rocky performance was awesome.
He just is timeless. A true pop culture Icon.
I always liked the character (Mr. T.) that he played.
I met Mr. T at a kid's meet & greet at a recently opened Toys R Us when I was six or seven (40 years ago!) This was when he was at the height of his A-Team fame, and when he came out in full chains, feather earrings and flexing his biceps, I thought he was going to get into character. Instead, he was smiling, he was giving words of encouragement, and shaking hands with every kid there. He took my hand for a moment and said to be good, to be mindful of parents. I really like the guy as he wanted to make a positive difference then too. My mom, aka my ride, was also impressed with him, and she isn't impressed easily. I hope Mr. T will be out there for many years to come, as there are still many fools to be pitied.
Mr. T should be the new. Chuck Norris.
Chris 617
The reason he's not is that
Mr T ain't no joke fool.
Then Charles Bronson.
Interviewer: What's your prediction for the fight?
Clubber Lang: My prediction?
Interviewer: Yes, your prediction.
[Clubber looks into camera]
Clubber Lang: Pain!
Eric J eric j best line ever
hahaha xD
I really like him. He is actually someone to look up to.
"B.A. Baracus" was my favourite "A-Team" character!
I enjoyed "Diff'rent Strokes" when I was a kid, and Mr. T's appearance on the show capped it all off as my favorite episode. Even so, my favorite TV appearance of Mr. T was him as he was being roasted by such renowned celebrities as Rich Little and Ricky Schroeder. (As some of you might remember, Mr. T also appeared on one episode of "Silver Spoons" as Ricky's bodyguard.) "real talk" is right on the money when he says he "pities the fools who don't admire Mr. T."
I went to Dunbar high school in Chicago with Mr. T during the late 1960s. He was on the high school wrestling and football team. He live in the public housing buildings the Robert Taylor Homes on a dangerous south side part of Chicago. He was not a bully. He was a very nice honorable student at Dunbar Vocational High School in Chicago.
One of those larger than life, force of nature, personalities. He made the 80's great!
I met Mr. T in NYC in 2005 at Carnegie Deli. I didn't get a picture because smart phones werent a thing yet. But he is such a nice man. He's an absolute icon.
I wish Mr. T still was a huge star.
As a young kid during the 80's I always the A team and I can't forget his line. Looking for me? I am happy that he survived cancer and he is doing well.
I wish we could go back to the 80s. Mr.T, Arnie, Stallone, Willis, Van Damme, Lundgren...
It was a time when men were men and celebrated for being so. What have we done to ourselves...
We've gone gay
Soy boys thats the new men
Saucy Jack and mr Rodger
His cancer was what woke him up like he said during interviews I became a born again Christian and has since devoted more of his time to his family and charity work. He is actually a really nice guy
I love Mr T as much as any 80's kid but We can hardly call him a wrestler.
hatednyc lol we also can call Hulk Hogan hardly a Movieactor :D
Toughest looking and sounding dude with a heart of gold. What a humble, inspiring human being!!!
How ironic that it was T-cell cancer
Personalised Cancer Fool
Wyatt Barrett dude that was my thought exactly haha
Wyatt Barrett Yet folks are still atheist.
Religion has nothing to do with anything. No evidence god exist. Stop putting people down just for not conforming to your fairy tails.
Mr. T cell lymphoma
I seen Mr. T in Chicago Airport during his fame. I was told he was a "small man" but he looked huge to me. His two body guards were even bigger but he walked and smiled at those of us who said hi or applauded. He struck me as an appreciated man from the fame, not arrogant or "stuck up Hollywood type."
Mr. T Still one of my Hero's! Man with so much class!!
Lawrence Tureaud isn't "his real name", he changed it legally so MR T is his real name and Lawrence is his birth name. The man changed his name for respect, I think he's earned it although I was always more of a Knight Rider fan ;)
Member the A team? Member T & T? Member Clubber Lang?
Member Berry yeah I member
Member Berry I member.memeber Chewbacca
animegodanime 1:16 Oooh yeah, I member! Member Chewbacca again? Member?
Member Berry I remember at&t
I member mad dog murdock!
He was also an outside linebacker linebacker prospect for the Packers. If it werent for knee injuries there wouldve been 2 LTs tearing it up in the 80s
He could only grt roles in local productions because he was scared of getting on planes :L
I once witnessed Mr T in action, back in his body guard days. He was UNBELIEVABLE. He was a body guard for Leon Spinks in Chicago, just after Spinks had beaten Ali. Spinks was the champ and was in Chicago to fight an exhibition against a super tough Italian fighter named George Mostardini. In the old Chicago Amphitheater, it was one of the most surreal experiences of my life. A super electric atmosphere with most of Chicago's "Northside Italians" packing the house and raising absolute hell in favor of "their guy". The Amphitheater, or "Amp" as we used to call it, roared like the 1st century Roman Colosseum - I was scared shitless!
Enter Mr. T, defending the current world champion and (most importantly) the 2 Championship belts that temporarily belonged to Spinks. The crowd wanted to beat Spinks themselves, let alone fight their guy. They threw beer bottles, chairs, you name it. Mr. T got Spinks into the ring in one piece and unharmed, an incredible feat in itself. The fight had to be stopped after a round or so because of the out and out hostility of that crowd. (If Mostardini had knocked out Spinks, he would not have been champion because it was only an exhibition, not an official prizefight) Nevertheless, when it came time to leave the ring, it seemed impossible that Mr. T and the small group of Spinks' entourage could get out of there - it was like a hundred against 10 people or so, talk about being in a "Lion's den". Mr. T, heroically and ferociously fought one guy after another, some time more than one at a time, and invited a few more who were taunting from afar, it took about 10-15 minutes and he got Spinks and co. out of there and I don't believe a one of them got hurt! Words truly can't describe the herculean feat that this truly was.
I can't prove it, but I know in my heart that: 1) This incident was used in the Rocky III film that Syvester Stalone wrote, and 2) Mr. T got that part in the film because of that incident and his authentic ferociousness, which was undeniable. There's no way you could fake what I witnessed that night in the Chicago Amphitheater. Mr T is a GENUINE BADASS!!! He earned that "B.A." title - Believe it!
Mr. T's daughter is a stand up comedian: Her name is Erica Nicole Clarke- very funny
The Truth is he's Mr. T. No need to explain. He was a hero of my childhood and still is a hero today.
I can't believe he was in the military when he was kicked out of the University
Mr. T has yet to take on the greatest fight of his life - conjugating verbs.
It would be great to see Mr T back in the media limelight. He is so charismatic. And a genuinely nice guy!
I don't like Mr.T - Said No one ever
I pity the foo' that don't like no Mr. T
Wish he would do a cameo in the new Star trek/ Star Wars Movie. always loved his character and courage!!!
I don't think you red my post all the way, that whole Said no one ever part.
Venom NBK sorry
My post reads Mr. T.
He's still about doing stuff, ads, had a series on UK tv a few years ago. He's pretty religious now too. I hear he is a really nice guy from those who have met him, asked for autographs: always has time for people.
World's Craziest Fools was actually pretty good, I wish it hadn't ended.
thanks for making this
Don't forget his best work on the silver screen: DC Cab!
I've LOVED Mr. T ever since I was 9-16 years old --- We are VERY happy that he has beaten cancer! What a TRUE Hero!
If Mr T is not in The expendables 4, I'm not going to watch it.
Mr T and Liam Neeson for "Expendables 4", I say.
Time less indeed. Mr. T used to be my hero in "The A-Team" back in the 80's, now his my 8yr old son's favorite character in Nintendo's lego dimensions. His a true legend! 🙌🏼
Gotta love Mr. T.
he would hire and feed so many of us street kids in toronto when on the set of t and t ....always telling us positive things take vitamins respect yer mom and go back to school ...of of the few people who impacted my life growing up....one hell of a man going to haven 100%
I had no idea that he battled cancer and was in Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs! :0 You have got to be kidding me!
Very cool. It’s nice to hear POSITIVE things about celebrities for a change . 🙂👍
As a kid growing up in the 80s mr t and everyone in that decade timeless they dont make them like that anymore
I met Mr. T at the Chicago auto show one year. It was during the A Team era. He needed a pen to sign autographs and used the one I had and yes he did give it back.
still watch the A TEAM on tv land.
If I'd ever hit the lotto, would definitely get me that van.
Me too, watched everything like 7 times now and I'm watching it again right now😁 Never gets to old. Best thing I ever seen... better then any movie or series!
Mr. T had some noticeable weight fluctuations in the 1980s. Season 1 of the A-Team premiered a year after Rocky III and he was noticeably heavier, albeit still ‘menacing.’ His mohawk was also ‘thicker’ in the A-Team than it was in Rocky III. Then Mr. T ‘slimmed down’ again for his appearance in Wrestlemania I, then bulked up again soon after that, before slimming down for Wrestlemania II where he boxed against Roddy Piper. When Mr. T hosted his cartoon, the live action Mr. T was noticeably heavier than his cartoon rendition was. Then Mr. T slimmed down again and disappeared from TV and movies for a while before ‘reappearing’ on Christian programming slimmer than he’d been in a long time, apparently because he’d battled cancer and won.