Tommy Davidson Laughter History

Published 2025-05-12 · Duration 9:28 · Video file (19 MB)

Comedian Tommy Davidson explores the history of comedy and its impact on psychology, including the work of Paul Mooney and Jack Sparrow. #ComedyHistory #Psychology

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We were the funny, how many of us have them? Funny man, comedian, at the forego anymore. They're... I'm a babysit. He works the first couple. He works the Paul Mooney man, real rap. Oh, anybody who works the man? They're a no-known. He's Jack Sparrow. He what? He's Jack Sparrow. I wonder who that is. I'm a little higher than Chris. Not a little. I'm just a little. I was playing okay. Okay. Yo man, first of all, I got to say that was that was crazy. Show man. Get a mar-man, man. Please come home. Most definitely man on. You know, it's like I have some stuff in my head already. Don't we go to the company off? Because he just checked out for those that maybe looking... Listen, and looking at this, he could check it out the science of my shirt. Of course. You know, it's got to happen. You got to happen. He got to happen. We have here is we have the O-Max right here. He don't know what in the butt. They're like O-Max. So that's the quarter O-Max. Well, the O-Max has some stone statues that were left in his What is today, Costa Rica, Panama? But it's proof that the Africans were in Northern America before the American, before Columbus in the Americas. We stand to reason because the more gave the navigational image, given the navigational instruments and the navigational knowledge to know where that stuff was first. But truthfully, the reason why the Portuguese started to slay the trade, it made all the sense of the world. Because the first one's to know that that stuff was over there. And Christopher Colombo, Colombo, Colombo, Colombo, Colombo, Colombo, Colombo, Colombo, was one of the first actual slayvers to go up and down that coast. So it stands for reason. But actually he was lost. Exactly. He was lost. And he had moreish captains. So he didn't know where he was or if he was even going to be able to refine it. This thing right here, which one is in the middle. It's two to come on. So a copic is. You write the lead. Okay. You got lead, baby. What's wrong there? Come on. What's wrong? You got a baby looking left. Come on. Come on. What's wrong? What's wrong? Let's go. You got the home. What's your name? You got a home. Why? You're so funny. You're so funny. Can't you? Right me. Let me tell you. Yeah. Where are you from, baby? Brooklyn. No, your family. Fnicity. Fnicity. Fnicity. No, you're Italian, right? All right. That's what I'm about. Okay. Yes, it's true. Yeah, because you want to tell your father that. I know what it's true. That was a spirit. It was sad. It was sad. You know, it was a spirit. Yeah. This is, I know that. And this is like when you were saying it, she knew it. If I was, it's a movie with, you know, and then I know and eightly, and eightly, she knew. Exactly. That's all. It wasn't that nothing to do with her. Wow. It's almost like when you come to a brother and you say, man, do you know where the, like, give me sample? I got a cab this morning and I had my bags at the curb and the, the black guy that from Ethiopia opened the trunk. And he said, come on. And I said, if I've moved my own bags and that's it. So when we got to the hotel, he looked at me and I said, I told you I'm not tipping you. And he looked a little confused. The reason why he was confused was because he didn't understand why he didn't help me with the bags and the first bags. And that's what Franz Fnion was one of the foremost just like courage and psychologist of our time. It was actually block out of the picture who Malcolm X. from Mandela's study from and Fidel Castro's study from. We died in the late 50s in a hotel room with the CIA in front of it. But he's, he's a formal psychology psychiatrist. And he published a book called, well he has a book that was published of all of his work in his essays on the races and that's in European psychologists, young and Freud in their theories. Not only that, but he set all the modern reforms that are in the mental hospital these days. So they were set up like prisons. He's his idea that you've been open them up and let people walk around. He also overthrew the Algerian government while running the top paper in Algeria and treating the revolutionary soldiers in the hospital at the same time, served in the war and is from Martinique. You own point, man. Don't get a twist to the very thing. So what Franz Fnion's theory is that we're in a post-colonial psychology. And what he calls that is an auto-destructional stage, which is the oppressor will oppress for so long that the oppress no longer have to be physically oppressed. They do it to themselves on a matter of example. So he was having an emotional, he was having a psychological response to me not understanding that it was an elicited by what Fnion described. You see what I'm saying? But what it did was it hurt his income. So see what we do is we hurt ourselves in that way. And that's all. And so the same reaction came from hurt. It's not conscious. It's not conscious. What has happened to us is a lot deeper than conscious, because if it wasn't, we can just figure it out. So what do you think? I mean, what do you think they hide from us? I mean, let's think of what you just broke them about the old man kids. Now I'm gonna throw something there too. Okay, ready. Do you know about Mount Rushmore? No. Mount Rushmore. Listen to the name. The rushing of the mors. Mount Rushmore. And you just sucked about the old man kids. The centuries later, what happens. They're going to say these guys were here before. Right. The same way they did with this. But we were already here. And it was funny that she was sitting in a laughing because there's a movie I do ready to also. And he was Chris. I would love for you to get on his videos. He showed where he said you black bars. I saw exactly the same. The film was spawned by niggas and the boys are niggas. And it's like, why are you know in each other's press it. And this is why I love just that earlier about the whole. In a net piece. How we're itching this, pushing this stuff out on an internet. And also, I don't know, you're a nice new album. No, I haven't. You got to get it. Okay. He said the problem is you started thinking like the colonists. The novice, we're at least starting dropping that consciousness. Okay. So what happens, you on point with the whole mors. And it's like, we actually made the actual thought it out. We need to do a movie on the mors. Yeah. Well, that's that's. I remember that you pointed out. But that's the epic feature that I wanted to do. I'm with you. And when I say epic feature, I mean, the epic feature like you got. Um, gladiator and you got Troy. Mm-hmm. And those movies. Not 300 that was a cartoon. Yeah. But how much? Yeah. He's. I'm talking about, you know, just follow. I know, you know, like, like Alexander. Yeah. Yeah. And that's that's one of my first goals is to do the mors. I need to ask it as an epic as an epic. Okay. So that's one of the projects. But back to this. Um, but also my resume is actually a knockoff of, Ramsey's. He's that. And it's a knockoff of the, the tune that was actually moved. Because they were going to flood the night. So they moved it. It's actually a knockoff in stone because the African children, the only ones that worked in stone. He's an African. He's an African. He's a. The world had a working stone. So it's just really a knockoff. Just like the Washington money, and it's a knockoff of queen hatch of chits. Mmm. Published. Mmm. And, and the obelisk. Yeah. The obelisk from queen hatch of chits. Actually, Temple. Mm-hmm. There are about four of them in existence. There's one that was man made by, by, Benjamin Bannon. Big Ben Big. Right. Whose father was was actually, Uh, doka. His grandfather was doka. So he understood astrology in the understood, um, irrigation in the understood those ancient arch. That's the, that's why he wrote the first American island. Oh, man. He was able to do that through their knowledge. Um, but the obelisk, were placed there by the, Mason's. Who are out for the, the comedic mystery system. Exactly. So, we talked to a scientist. Yeah. Yeah. So, so this is interesting indeed. The obelisk, there's one in Washington, D.C. Yeah. Yeah. We just came from the, okay. But there's one in front of this shunseled lay on. In Paris. Mm-hmm. Because I was head to the Sultan. I mean, that all goes through one of the Vatican that's one in front of Scott, but Stein was using. Watch your list of the. So. How, Ah Oh yeah in this 1 in Central part. support. And in those areas that was dedicated, elimination. So here we got you know means of African, from all around the world of New York City. I'm guided, I'm particularly in Central Park at this moment as well.
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