No need to dare. They literally are LEGENDARY!!! We can all say it with pride. I mean even Letterman co-signed them and said they are the future of late night!
Though folks don't talk about it, I was a big fan of Samuel L. Jackson during his Spike Lee Joint years. He always played powerful parts in those films of the late 80s and early 90s.
During his spike lee joint years? Nobody says spike lee joint years... i know the movies were subtitled "a spike lee joint" but you're not using it correctly
But many people do talk about it. I don't believe anyone who is a fan of SLJ doesn't associate him to those years. Hell, respect was earned during those years.. It's simply inevitable to know that and speak on that.
Before Pulp Fiction, Samuel L. Was in: Coming to America, Eddie Murphy’s Raw, School Daze, Goodfellas, Mo Better Blues, True Romance. Samuel L. is proof there are no small roles only small actors.
@@Category305 how can I personally, my uncle quotes him all the time in that movie ". . .I'll do it, I'll do it, you know I'll do it . . . cause I'm a *record scratching sound* crackhead"
You folks and Sean from Hot Ones are the future of talk shows. You need to come back to each other's shows. Both Sean and you two are completely different people than back then. The comeback show could be as amazing as the Hot Ones featuring you guys was. You don't need a live audience to do the interviews, because your chemistry between yourselves and the one with the guests are amazing and carry out the entire show. But you guys deserve a huge ass live audience for whatever you do, outside or including this.
...going through Alzheimers with my aunt and apparently seeing that my mother is going that road too is devastating. Is like an everyday heartbreak, every single day you feel inexplicable pain because, they're either gone already or starting. It is not something you speak about openly either, not because of shame or stigma but because only doctors and people in the family, who live the everyday with you understand it. Is a lot like suffering in silence. Add that to the fear of saying "it runs in the family" (some or any form of dementia), is also a hard pill to swallow. To publicly discuss the effects of Alzheimers on those around who suffer from it, is as important. The emotional toll is circular :/
That’s because Sam is probably the realest actor that’s big time…the man literally talked about how he used to cook his own crack on major programs and the reality of his whole life as easy as today’s weather
I am forty five years old. This man has been there for as long as I can remember. I love movies, but I always seemed to love the movies Sam Jackson was in more. When Pulp fiction was coming out, I was 17 or 18, and it was "the new Sam Jackson movie" to me. I was exited for it and had no idea it would become the powerhouse that it is today. I hope he outlives us all. I don't know that I want to live in a world where I don't get to see any more new SLJ movies.
thank you both & all of the staff that put this show together. I just really had an true awakening moment. I've never heard anyone explain/ share a personal account of how alzheimer can playout. I believe now that I may be currently & in the past dealing with said subject. Thank You
I love how Sam is honest about the business. He doesn't speak in these bloated terms about acting. Say what you want. Brother is doing something right. He's been bankable for a minute.
We love you Mr. Jackson!!❤❤❤ Your body of work alone deserves the equivalent of knighthood. Your philanthropy deserves the Medal of Freedom. Thank you for influencing the best of my teens, 20s, and 30s! SALUTE SIR!
Good vibes😂🔥🔥. Legend after Legend✨✨. First Denzel now it is Samuel. L.Jackson glad he won Oscar.You guys are winning👏🏾👏🏾😍😍keep them coming. Looking forward to the next one. #BlackExcellence
My grandfather had dementia, WW II survivor & purple heart recepient, got plenty of medals, met the president etc. He didn't have a grenade directly in his space or else he'd have died but he caught ricochet of a grenade blast and so suffered injury and had vicious nightmares, uncontrollable nightmares of death and blood and despair of his fellow comrades holding on for dear life as they slowly stopped breathing and he watched. I say that to say, he suffered from dimentia and I saw the last stages where he'd have flickers of light here and there with me.
The first Google result ---- "Laurence Fishburne has said that he turned down "Pulp Fiction" because he thought Quentin Tarantino's 1994 movie glamorized heroin. Tarantino originally wrote the role of Jules Winnfield, which eventually went to Samuel L. Jackson, for Fishburne." I had no idea. Although, I could picture him doing a lot of those lines. Especially quoting the bible at the apartment.
Alot of wisdom in this interview, salute. Understanding each others faults and shifting to understanding while in misunderstanding is deep psychologically. Dopeness. Evolution mastermind concepts. Peace
I commented this on the Denzel Washington video, might as well do it here, too: Sam L Jackson and Denzel Washington should do a film together where they are brothers, have beef at some point, become basketball coaches, train different school teams full of hood kids, get to the finals and settle their beef in this game. Like Coach Carter, but times 2 and with a history with the main characters...
Desus & mero I’m from the bronx to born and raised . Very proud of ya frfr doing it big for the Bx. Let me got a chop cheese on ya . Ya got it what up 😂🤣😂
You guys have spoken to so many legendary people, I dare to say that you guys are legendary.
No need to dare. They literally are LEGENDARY!!! We can all say it with pride. I mean even Letterman co-signed them and said they are the future of late night!
@@ArashiKageTaro now THAT'S big time!! Bodega Boys are must see ya heard? Yerrrrrr!!!!
It's true. The transitive property of "legendary" status.
They been legendary. ♉️
The brand has become legendary.
This man is in his 70s !!!! He looks DAMN GOOD!! wow great interview! The brand is strong!!
Really 😭😲😳
Though folks don't talk about it, I was a big fan of Samuel L. Jackson during his Spike Lee Joint years. He always played powerful parts in those films of the late 80s and early 90s.
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During his spike lee joint years? Nobody says spike lee joint years... i know the movies were subtitled "a spike lee joint" but you're not using it correctly
@@sanderssmith822 Spike Lee Joint days. Yeah, yeah we do now lol
But many people do talk about it. I don't believe anyone who is a fan of SLJ doesn't associate him to those years.
Hell, respect was earned during those years.. It's simply inevitable to know that and speak on that.
why would they talk about when you were a big fan of Samuel L jackson?
Before Pulp Fiction, Samuel L. Was in: Coming to America, Eddie Murphy’s Raw, School Daze, Goodfellas, Mo Better Blues, True Romance.
Samuel L. is proof there are no small roles only small actors.
he was in Goodfellas?!?!
@@Brilliance728 Yes
Can't forget when he played as Gator in "Jungle Fever" he did a hell of a job
@@Brilliance728 Yes he plays Anthony "Stacks" Edwards, he has like maybe 2 lines in the movie. He's the only black person on the movie.
@@Category305 how can I personally, my uncle quotes him all the time in that movie ". . .I'll do it, I'll do it, you know I'll do it . . . cause I'm a *record scratching sound* crackhead"
Samuel L Jackson givin Jeffrey Wright his flowers is a different kind of respect!!
Jeffery Wright is our “Gary Oldman”… ppl need to respect his talent…
That D.C. brotherhood.
These interviews flow so damn smoothly, you can tell Sam was having fun. Instead of late night show fake fun.
First it was Denzel now Sam, y'all are those guys for real! 🙌
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The Long Kiss Goodnight is fantastic! I love that he still talks about it.
Mitch Hennessy was the man ✊🏾
I love that movie, it feels like a Tarantino tribute and a sly wink/parody of action movies of the time.
I LOOOOOOOVE that movie.
Absolute classic. Timothy was one of the best villain/thugs in cinematic history. It was a lowkey role but the actor killed it.
I loved the way he sing a melody to remember shit!😄😉😊
Two weeks of off the charts Big Uncle energy.
Always here for it.
Mero was tryna get him to talk about double toppy and Desus was making sure he didn't hear that 🤣🤣🤣 I love these two.
Proud of y’all! Denzel and Sam within one week is insane! Congrats
I know Uncle Sam’s been doing movies since the 70s but his small role in “Coming to America” (1988) is legendary.
Yup he was the robber
Yes, Sam Jackson always make an impression in every role😂
You folks and Sean from Hot Ones are the future of talk shows. You need to come back to each other's shows. Both Sean and you two are completely different people than back then. The comeback show could be as amazing as the Hot Ones featuring you guys was.
You don't need a live audience to do the interviews, because your chemistry between yourselves and the one with the guests are amazing and carry out the entire show.
But you guys deserve a huge ass live audience for whatever you do, outside or including this.
...going through Alzheimers with my aunt and apparently seeing that my mother is going that road too is devastating.
Is like an everyday heartbreak, every single day you feel inexplicable pain because, they're either gone already or starting.
It is not something you speak about openly either, not because of shame or stigma but because only doctors and people in the family, who live the everyday with you understand it. Is a lot like suffering in silence.
Add that to the fear of saying "it runs in the family" (some or any form of dementia), is also a hard pill to swallow.
To publicly discuss the effects of Alzheimers on those around who suffer from it, is as important. The emotional toll is circular :/
That whole Alzheimer’s discussion almost made me tear up, man.
That’s because Sam is probably the realest actor that’s big time…the man literally talked about how he used to cook his own crack on major programs and the reality of his whole life as easy as today’s weather
Same
Love how attentive Desus and Mero are throughout this interview. Sam demands your attention.
Damn Sammy Jack in the building! I’ve never heard someone say they don’t like him or his work. The man is a living legend.
His character in KIngsman was basically Russel Simmons lol
To the lisp as well! Crazy 😧 how he did his imitation of the Simmons's voice!
I am forty five years old. This man has been there for as long as I can remember. I love movies, but I always seemed to love the movies Sam Jackson was in more. When Pulp fiction was coming out, I was 17 or 18, and it was "the new Sam Jackson movie" to me. I was exited for it and had no idea it would become the powerhouse that it is today. I hope he outlives us all. I don't know that I want to live in a world where I don't get to see any more new SLJ movies.
My mama one day made me sit down and watch A Long Kiss Goodnight in like. 98, and been a fan ever since. Congrats on the Oscar Sam!! 👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿
I introduced both my Daughter's to TLKG amongst some other classics, hats off to the parents who keep it going! With movies and all of the arts.
Great movie. Shout out to your moms
"You could win an Oscar and get taken out the game"
Damn. Almost prophetic.
lol yeah "almost"... because we've seen people back in the day get taken out the game after an Oscar
Sam saying “can I get a loosie” is top tier
For Samuel Jackson, I go back to his small role on “Ghost Writer” which was on PBS back in the early 90’s!!!
You just unearthed a show from deep within my memory
Loved that show!!!!!
Lawd! I loved Ghost Writer! 😅 I didn't know he had a moment in that
jamals pops
Yo, he was on Ghost Writer? I've got to find that.
thank you both & all of the staff that put this show together. I just really had an true awakening moment. I've never heard anyone explain/ share a personal account of how alzheimer can playout. I believe now that I may be currently & in the past dealing with said subject. Thank You
His partnership movies with Spike are legendary
15:15 Jeffrey Wright needs play Mero in the Bodega Boys Biopic
Who plays Desus? Do we need different aged actors to span their lifetimes?
I love how Sam is honest about the business. He doesn't speak in these bloated terms about acting. Say what you want. Brother is doing something right. He's been bankable for a minute.
The best interview. What an inspiration for compassion and humanity.
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We love you Mr. Jackson!!❤❤❤ Your body of work alone deserves the equivalent of knighthood. Your philanthropy deserves the Medal of Freedom. Thank you for influencing the best of my teens, 20s, and 30s! SALUTE SIR!
*Yo! I love that subtle Time Crisis reference when he reloaded to the side @**12:40**!*
Man this is so so good. The ability to open Samuel L. Jackson to discuss Alzthmiers/Dementia was so so good. Love y’all from Bodega Boys
The brand is so incredibly strong. Every damn show.
I'm so proud of him! I agree with some of the fans, I can't believe that was his first oscar!!!
Hearing him explain his new tv show makes me want to watch it. Going to put it on tomorrow.
the long kiss goodnight" was the best. great interview..
This man is a WHOLE legend!!! 💪🏾💯
I smiled the whole time! The brand is real!
Same
This man is so genuine. There's no other way to describe him.
Long Kiss Goodnight is one of my FAVORITE movies! Lol "Chefs do that" 🤣🤣
Such a fantastic interview. Jackson truly is one of the all time greats.
👍🏿
The Long Kiss Goodnight!! One of my all time favorites!
yall killing the game with the guests lately, respect!
This has to win an award! What a brilliant interview! So, so well done. SLJ felt at ease.
Desus is a great interviewer. He listens and relates. Great research, communication, and memories.
Legendary interviews, again and again! Desus & Mero giving people what they want!
They had Barry, Denzel, Samuel... God damn, black excellency in the building at all times!
Shame if will never acted like Twat he should have been there !
Nothing but illustrious guests! Samuel L. is the GOAT
Really enjoying that "I'm trying be like you" energy with him and Denzel
Fire interview. Flowed so so well. Sam Jackson the LIVING LEGEND
I love that y’all gave him his flowers he is such a legend and goat and king
I've never heard of his struggle with addiction... powerful
Has a bunch of interviews talking about it. Should look them up
He is definitely open about his past. Part of way we LOVE him!
Check out his breakfast club interview from awhile back you'll enjoy it.
Legendary Status!! Wow. First Denzel. Now Samuel L. Jackson. Y'all are on a roll!!
THE BRAND IS STRONG YUR!!
Salute to Mr Jackson the god, we been watching his movies since the early 90s
This was a masterclass. Great interview
I was trying to stream "A Long Kiss Goodnight" last week. It's one of my all time favorites!
Love seeing interviews where the celebrities can be themselves. Great job guys !!!😛
The line up of illustrious guests lately is insane
Good vibes😂🔥🔥. Legend after Legend✨✨. First Denzel now it is Samuel. L.Jackson glad he won Oscar.You guys are winning👏🏾👏🏾😍😍keep them coming. Looking forward to the next one. #BlackExcellence
My grandfather had dementia, WW II survivor & purple heart recepient, got plenty of medals, met the president etc. He didn't have a grenade directly in his space or else he'd have died but he caught ricochet of a grenade blast and so suffered injury and had vicious nightmares, uncontrollable nightmares of death and blood and despair of his fellow comrades holding on for dear life as they slowly stopped breathing and he watched. I say that to say, he suffered from dimentia and I saw the last stages where he'd have flickers of light here and there with me.
Congrats again Sam on the Oscar well deserved
These guys r unstoppable 🙌 👏 💪 with the ulustrius guests that they keep bringing to their show #GreatWork
I feel some level of pride for Samuel Jackson even though I have nothing to do with his journey. He’s just really amazing.
Yall been getting legend after legend lately
The brand never misses!! 🔥🔥🔥💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽
This is the best week ever! So much dope old school energy is everywhere and slapping is officially back! #yeahIsaidit #TeamWill #protectyourfamily
WTF that was Jeffrey Wright in Shaft?! I see it now as soon as he said it I saw it. Damn I did not know that... 😂
Hey guys the show is really freaking amazing. If you have Apple TV due watch. The acting is exceptional. Well made.
Mero looking like the pack of Newport 100s on the table
😂😂😂 Yes!
All these relatives slowly forgot him and each other but we will always remember you
SLJ for your work and memories man FUCK Alzheimer's and Dementia
*B.M.F* also stands for :
*BALD*
*MOTHERFUXKING*
*FURY*
Lmaooooo 🤣😂😭 don't @ me
Dang, that was dangerous, doing Jungle Fever two weeks out of rehab without getting triggered. That's willpower.
I will watch ANY movie with this man in it
That’s my favorite Samuel L Jackson movie, The Long Kiss Goodnight. It feels amazingly validating that it’s his too. Best Christmas movie ever
I’ve been watching his new show on Apple TV so interesting. And Samuel is amazing in it.
Denzel and now Samuel L Jackson? Ya'll ain't missing right now!
Denzel and Sam in one season? The brand is GOAT adjacent
@17:29 That moment Desus+Mero turn into uncles to reassure a humble Samuel L. #Awwww
Mero mentioning double toppy to Samuel has me dying 😭😭😭😭😭
Fun fact, the role of Jules was written for Lawrence Fishburne.
Really??🤔🤔
Cap
The first Google result ---- "Laurence Fishburne has said that he turned down "Pulp Fiction" because he thought Quentin Tarantino's 1994 movie glamorized heroin. Tarantino originally wrote the role of Jules Winnfield, which eventually went to Samuel L. Jackson, for Fishburne."
I had no idea. Although, I could picture him doing a lot of those lines. Especially quoting the bible at the apartment.
But hadn't Lawrence fisheburne already done Kings of New York by this time? He was a henchman in that movie
@@ChocolateGiddyup_91 Yep! That was 1990, when he was still going by Larry.
The Last Days of Ptolemy Gray is insane. It’s excellent and cultural if you catch my drift!
Alot of wisdom in this interview, salute. Understanding each others faults and shifting to understanding while in misunderstanding is deep psychologically. Dopeness. Evolution mastermind concepts. Peace
Great interview!
Long Kiss Goodnight is one of those movies if it’s on I’m watching.
loving this interview!
The long kiss goodnight is one of my favorite movies
*BIG UPS* to Samuel for shouting out Gina Davis and Jeffrey Wright!!! Love Samuel L.!!!
Man First denzel now Sam The Brands STRONG 💪
Not even finished with the interview yet but thank u guys
We need longer interviews !
I commented this on the Denzel Washington video, might as well do it here, too:
Sam L Jackson and Denzel Washington should do a film together where they are brothers, have beef at some point, become basketball coaches, train different school teams full of hood kids, get to the finals and settle their beef in this game.
Like Coach Carter, but times 2 and with a history with the main characters...
Desus & mero I’m from the bronx to born and raised . Very proud of ya frfr doing it big for the Bx. Let me got a chop cheese on ya . Ya got it what up 😂🤣😂
one of the coolest dudes ever. Nothing but love for Samuel L.
Sam reacting liek that to being called a legend is so wholesome bruh
Okayyy yall coming thru with the legendary Unc's pulling up I love this 🔥🔥🔥
Killing it with the guests this season
Denzel, now Samuel L. Jackson
you niggas is showin off now! Salute Desus & Mero!
Damn, I didn't know Spike threw him a bone LIKE THAT! He got SO lucky.
Also I understand the frustration of alsheimers. It is crazy.
Funny ass hell at the end when their voices got all high talking bout how he could get some. Lol
Love listening to SLJ’s stories 😊
He was legendary after the "she got a snappy nappy dugout" line in Juice.