Dr Umar On Michael B Jordan Winning an Oscar for Sinners Says Lori Harvey Missed Out

The movie centers and Michael B. Jordan and winning an Oscar, how do you feel about that whole situation? I was rooting for him, brother. Art. I don't think I've ever watched the Oscars from start to finish before in my life, but I decided to do it the other night because I wanted centers to win and I wanted centers to win big. And when I saw them give them their own musical during the Oscars, the musical performer, I said, okay, they're going to let centers win big. And they didn't, they didn't. Ryan Coogler should have won for best director and centers should have won for best movie hands down. And I also believe my Nigerian British African sister, I'm forgetting her name. Mooney, I think it's her first name. Forgive me if I'm pronouncing it wrong, full figured chocolate, beautiful sister. I felt she should have won for best at best supporting actress. I believe she should have won for best supporting actress. Coogler should have gotten best director center. Should've got best movie. Don't get me wrong. Art. Both of them are my two favorite movies of the year. Centers is my favorite black movie. And one battle after another is my favorite white movie. But of course I rate centers above it. I saw both of them at least five times in the movie. I loved them both. Okay. Centers was original. That's why I should've got best movie art. How many times do you see a black Southern soul movie mixed with vampire horror? You don't see that. You got Michael B playing two characters. They had to give it to him or he played two characters. They had to give it to him. Not to mention centers made more money than most of the movies that went up against, that's another reason why if centers wasn't the best movie art, why did it make the most money? I think it made more than all the other moves, but I did love, I did love one battle after another. I'm going to throw this at, you know, art. I'm going to throw this at you. You know, who queen mother Asada Shakur is of the black liberation army, right? She escaped to Cuba with the help of the founders of the black liberation army. She passed away September 25th, 2025. Art one battle after another came out the next day. It actually came out the same day. The previews came out the same day. Asada Shakur died. Can you help me understand why Tiana Teller basically played the role of Asada Shakur minus the bunny hopping my put that the interracial sex lust affair to the side, she played Asada Shakur in that movie. They even said she ran away to Cuba in the movie. How in the hell did a movie come out with a woman Tiana Teller basically playing the role of Asada Shakur and Asada Shakur passed away the night before. It could be a coincidence art, but I'm starting to wonder with the pressure that Trump has put on Cuba. Did somebody give the U S government access to Asada Shakur? And did they go in there and unalive our ancestor? I don't know. I don't know, but you're going to have a hard time convincing me that a movie comes out the same night as one of our greatest icons gets unalive after Barack Obama raised a bounty on her head to $2 million, too much of a coincidence, and I'm a little upset at the producer of one battle after another, because I don't think my sister Tiana Teller needed to have all those lusty scenes with the Caucasians. I don't think that was necessary. Art. She's a revolutionary. Why she got to run around trying to sleep with Leonardo DiCaprio, every second of the movie sleeping with Sean Penn all throughout the movie, get pregnant by Sean Penn, blames it on Leonardo abandons the baby. To me, they just took one too many hits at the character of black women. Like they kind of made her revolutionary Jezebel. She did a great job. Don't get me wrong. I loved her in it. I wish she would have been in there longer. She did a great job. She earned that best supporting actress trophy. She got at golden globe. I believe it was, but I didn't appreciate the way that they dogged her character out. Like she was a thought for the white man. I didn't like that. But what I did appreciate about that movie art, it shows you how the white power structure operates. It is a few who run that whole thing. You see Sean Penn, he was going to unalive his mixed race daughter. He was going to kill his own child just so he could make it into one of secret society. I don't think we realize how serious white folks are about those secret societies and sitting around that table. They told him if you ever had sex with a black woman, you can't join us. If you got a black child, you can't join us. And then he lied about it. Try to go unalive his daughter, come back. And when he came back, what did they do? Art, they killed him. They sat him in that room and put that toxic air in there. And they took him out. That's how it works in the real world. One battle after another was a very, very true film. It was a very, very true from is one of my favorite white films of all time. Now it ain't better than sentence for me, but it's one of my favorite white movies of all time. And I love to see Tiana Teller sitting next to Leonardo DiCaprio cheering for Michael B. Jordan when he won the award, I really appreciated her for doing that because it showed that even though I'm a friend with you, Leonardo, right, we're friends. We're co-stars. We work together. We know each other, but that's my brother. I'm still black. That's my brother. And I got to celebrate him. I love seeing Tiana tell a chair for him. Sitting right next to Leonardo DiCaprio. What'd you think about the people that saying that Lori Harvey, she missed up. I'm not going to put that on her. She did miss out. Lori Harvey did miss out. Uh, but I'm not going to put that on her. You know, they both young man life, the license. You're going to meet people. You're going to leave people. You know, we don't know what her experience was with him. I wouldn't read into that, man. They still young. They got their whole life in front of them. They said that she dating the other young brother. What is his name? Damon Idris. Is it the night? I think he's Nigerian brother. He played an F one with Brad Pitt. You had a dude from snowfall. I never watched snowfall. I got to watch it though. P everybody told me I got to watch. Cause it's about the whole infiltration of crack in the black community, right? I'm going to have to watch it. I'm going to have to watch. I'm going to have to watch, but I think she's dating that young brother and he has a lot of potential, you know, but they young man, they young. So, you know, my thing is I'm gonna let them do them. You know what I mean? I'm gonna let them do them, you know, and, uh, may they find a person that they're supposed to spend the rest of their life with, uh, sooner than later. But I love how Michael B. Jordan won that award art and he went straight to a regular restaurant and celebrated with his people, bro. I said, if that, and I said, if that in the Dr. Umar move right there, man, I said, that's a Dr. Umar move right there. He took that Oscar into a burger joint with black people. When he did that, I said, that's my brother right there. That's my brother right there. You ain't never seen a black celebrity art winner, Grammy or Oscar and go straight to a regular joint in the hood and celebrate with his people, bro. That show me, Michael, be real. He real for real, bro. And I wish nothing but the best for him. I just better not catch him bunny hopping or I got a disowning.