Comments on: Kim Kardashian, Yes Dear Tyler Perry.

By: Sherill

Sherill — Mon, 28 Nov 2011 01:10:42 +0000

Oh God, I couldn’t have said that better myself. I swear I see this man through a different set of eyes now. I was so proud of him, but he has turned into a greedy ignorant man. I WILL NOT see this movie and I really hope people will show him what it’s like to lose a HUGE fan base. It was bad enough that he chose her but then to turn around and make a joke about it in a letter to his fans…NO RESPECT AT ALL. He better pause and realize he’s walking on dangerous grounds and GOD don’t like ugly. He’s the richest man in Hollowood but he’s also the dumbest.I’ve signed one petition and I will gladly sign every single one I see. The way he’s defending her I swear I hope he hasn’t slept with her. SUCH A DISAPPOINTMENT! Things will NEVER be the same!

By: Readyformorechange

Readyformorechange — Sat, 26 Nov 2011 00:39:31 +0000

Mr. Kelly’s assessment of this Perry/Kardashian stupidity is right on point. Where did Mr. Perry lose his brains in this move? This is almost unbelieveable! What was the man thinking? He needed to do this? So we tell our young ladies the road to success is through a sex tape? Give me a break!
I’ll never see another Perry movie, that’s for sure!

By: NSM

NSM — Sat, 19 Nov 2011 18:09:11 +0000

Well said……

By: Sheila Agnew

Sheila Agnew — Sat, 19 Nov 2011 09:26:25 +0000

What good is a man who gains the world and loses his soul? If Kim’s role is small as Terry says, why chance losing his fan base for someone who actually has little value and is currently overshadowing the really great actresses in the movie?

By: Jdgwisd

Jdgwisd — Fri, 18 Nov 2011 21:07:56 +0000

Well said. I too am one who really doesn’t chose sides in any warfare among African American entertainment artist. However, maybe Spike Lee had it right, just not directed in an erudite manner: “It’s dangerous to think that African Americans will accept intellectual foolishness as entertainment for any length of time.” Yes, the chickens will come homw to roost for Mr. Perry. And the African Americans who religiously attend the movies Mr. Perry makes are at fault for giving Mr. Perry the idea that arrogance is art.

By: Patricia McNutt

Patricia McNutt — Fri, 18 Nov 2011 21:01:52 +0000

I second that motion… I was told when one’s personal gain is at stack, you really find out where he his real motives and morals are. Thank you for your article! If people want TP to get the message loud and clear BOYCOT! BOYCOT! BOYCOT!