00:00If you only knew how many times people say to me,
00:02singing does not put food on the tables,
00:05singing does not pay the bills.
00:07Okay, should I look at it right away?
00:10Yeah, you can look at it right away.
00:11Oh my goodness, I love this.
00:13You know, honest to God, I had absolutely no idea
00:17that this movie was going to have the impact that it is still having.
00:23I mean, Sister Act 2 was something else.
00:27I did Wicked on Broadway, and when I got there,
00:30I thought, you know, all of the younger artists,
00:33they wanted to talk about Dreamgirls.
00:36They didn't want to talk about Dreamgirls,
00:37they wanted to talk about Sister Act 2.
00:40If you only knew how many times people say to me,
00:43singing does not put food on the tables,
00:45singing does not pay the bills.
00:47I mean, it is truly outstanding.
00:50See the headband there, the fabric there?
00:52I used to have a store called New Nubian,
00:55and one of the young choir members,
00:58he's wearing clothes from the store,
01:00designed by moi.
01:02Mm-hmm.
01:03Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.
01:05Moesha, and look at her little baby brother right there,
01:09little Miles.
01:10That was a very wonderful experience on so many levels.
01:14This time I heard someone say they're Jamaican
01:15on a television show.
01:18You know, it's amazing the impact this platform can have.
01:21Just my saying, I'm from Jamaica.
01:24The people loved that.
01:25It's still a beloved comedy throughout the Caribbean.
01:29I can turn my TV on anytime, sometime,
01:31and catch an episode of Moesha.
01:34Love syndication, except nowadays, those checks,
01:37I'm like, you could have saved that one cent.
01:39Let's thank God.
01:39Thank God.
01:39Amen.
01:39Amen.
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