TS: CB4 vs Fear of a Black Hat

Black Hat by a hair. CB4 is pretty damn funny.

Deezer D is in both films.

You're missing out. Great stuff.

"He was one of those olive complexion motherfuckers you know"

!

Fear of a Black Hat (though I like both movies).

"When I doodoo, is the shit not brown?
It's a Universal thing we all flush it down"

the black man was the first sensitive man!

"This motherfucker was short, near-sighted, and angry long before all y'all motherfuckers"

this shit is in the queue

Fear... is better as a madcap spoof kinda dealie, CB4 playing it a little bit more straight-faced. I like 'em both, but: CB4.

Oh yeah, I think Nickalicious would dig Black Hat.

-- jaymc (jaymc), Wednesday, August 23, 2006 6:58 PM (1 year ago) Bookmark Link

JAYMC.XLS RIGHT AGAIN

Tasty Taste: This is a bazooka, see? And you just pick this up like this. It's-it's-it's-it's kind of heavy. But I figured if I couldn't pick it up, I need to have it.
Nina Blackburn: Why would you need a bazooka?
Tasty Taste: Well, sometimes you gotta take out stuff like a bus or a building, or a *bunch* of muhfuckas.

Ice Cold: You know, so by the time they got back to the plantation from being in all the heat, they was too tired to rebel against their masters, right? So what we saying with Niggaz With Hats is, "Yo, we got some hats now, muh-fuckers."
Tasty Taste: And we ain't too tired to bust a cap in yo ass.

THE BLACK MAN WAS SENSITIVE LONG BEFORE ALAN ALDA

fear did not age well at all. cb4 holds up better

^ am0n otm, just rewatched FoaBH yesterday and did not laugh once

Political Unrest Stabilizes Society, Yeah!

Do I look like the kind of person who could KILL A WHOLE BUNCH OF WHITE MOTHERFUCKERS? I mean, yeah, given a reason, but not on a humbug.

whoever said Fear didn't age well is wrong as all hell. Just because it's about a period of rap that isn't really relevant anymore doesn't mean it isn't still funny.

If I could fucking FIND my copy, I'd be watching it right now.

Kurt Loder was one of the best cameos in that movie, too.

how come we haven't had a CB4 & FoaBH characters poll

I still haven't seen FoaBH ;_;

!!!

Fix that immediately.

"^ am0n otm, just rewatched FoaBH yesterday and did not laugh once"

Doesn't seem possible since I am giggling at the quoted dialogue on this thread.

gibby haynes from the butthole surfers owns in his brief cameo in CB4

man i just watched the straight outta locash video

"float like a cannonball, sting like a shark"

you better dig a moat

RICO!! I KNEW YOU WAS LOW, BUT I DIDN'T THINK EVEN YOU WOULD STOOP TO GETTING NEW-BORN BABIES TO SELL YOUR PRODUCT!

Hat all the way.

when you wipe, do you look at the tissue?
most folks do -- it ain't even an issue

Ice Cold: But see actually that shit was suppose to be "NWH: Fear Of A Black Hat," subtitled "Don’t Shoot ‘Til You See The Whites."

Nina Blackburn: Of their eyes?

Ice Cold: Whose eyes?

I wonder if Fear is funny if you weren't paying attention to 90s rap. I wouldn't know. But you wouldn't get jokes like Parsely, Sage, Rosemary and Thyme, or Ice's son rapping upside down, etc if you weren't, like, watching Rap City and Video Music Box circa 90-93. I'm not sure kids born after '85 would even know who 'Kriss Kross' is. Maybe I'm wrong.

A movie that somehow gets funnier every time you see it (like all great comedies - Spinal Tap, Half Baked, most of the Christopher Guest films...)

"And this is mama, Ree-Ree."
"REBECCA."

Also, the scene in the classroom. "How you gonna be a hard ass, OG gangsta editin' the yearbook?"

Classic beyond classic.

"What exactly? How many cops on the pile?"

'Fifteen'

"Fifteen. And you want how many?"

'None.'

"None? Why don't we split the difference? Seven."

Haven't seen either, but CB4 was co-written by Nelson George!

"Yo, what's up with you 'homies'? I've got something I need to talk to you about. And I thought we could just 'kick it to the curb' for a couple minutes, okay? What I want to talk to you about is the album cover to Guerrillas in the Midst."

'Now that's fly. That's pretty live with all them cops with their butts up in the air like that. And us standing over them. Right, Friesch?'

'Hang on a second. What, exactly? How many cops on the pile?'

"Fifteen."

'Fifteen. And you want?'

"None."

'None? Why don't we split the difference? Seven.'

"No. That's not going to solve the problem."

fear of a black hat has funnier songs and taught me a bunch of new terms never to ever ever say

nothing makes me laugh more than one of the Jam Boys yelling "FUCK MY ASSSSSSS, MAN!" after the promoter dude says they have to change the lineup

"That was not good: Kicking the record company guy's ass. That was counter-productive."

"They say it's the quiet ones that you have to watch out for."
'And, if you've noticed, I ain't said shit for a couple minutes now.'

"Are these guns registered with the state?"
'State of siege!'

"the media was trying to say that the people looting was lazy and didn't want to work.But I tell you what, you try carrying a leather sofa...all the way from Slauson and Crenshaw...down to Pico or Venice or somethin' like that..and then going back for the matching end tables.

That's some work for your ass."

I have been known to say "State of _siege_, henh!" in passing conversation

"Do I look like the kind of person who could kill a whole bunch of white motherfuckers?"

always bothered me how there was a MC Hammer parody character named MC Slammer, and then at another point in the film, the record exec asks them "can't you guys just dance around like Hammer", implying that both fake MC Hammer and real MC Hammer exist in this world

Love Black Hat, but CB4 takes this for me. King Kong balls.

I want to make you mine
slap your fat behind
Tie you down and make you whine
I want you to scratch my itch
And be my bitch
Because I love you girl

Man that was a PIMP SCHOOL