50 Cent Reveals How Oprah Is Using Steve Harvey To Blackball Taraji

we're here in a game this is the money game this is not the black man's game this is not the white man's game this is the money game we in the money game and you can't sacrifice the best you can do for the Poor thing is Not being one of you, I can't help Monique, why did she cancel? And then I know Tyler wouldn't support that he never told anyone not to work with it when I talked to him he said no I never told anyone not to work with it. She and I were like, but you, Tyler Perry, and you never work with that, wow, you know what I'm saying and he was like, "I never saw it that way because I said you just have to consider how strong your influence is." At that time, 50 Cent is coming after Steve Harvey for allowing Oprah to blacklist him from Raji after she talked about how badly Oprah treated her on the set of The Color Purple Child.

It's a disaster because Oprah allegedly got mad at Teraji for spreading negativity that she believes caused the movie to fail at the box office. Now 50 Cent may be a professional troll, but one thing he's going to do is stand up for what's right and he's not here for Oprah to do the same thing to Taraji that she did. did to Monica back then and used Harvey to carry out her Vendetta, unfortunately, Oprah's plan to blacklist Taraji might already be working because the studios are supposedly removing Taraji from all of her jobs and no one wants to work with her, but it seems like 50 isn't playing. because she claims to have receipts about Oprah's sinister agenda that can shut her down once and for all and she's not afraid to spill the tea, but is Oprah really trying to ruin Taraji's career because of what she said about her during the press tour? from The Color Purple?

And did she try to recruit Steve Harvey to carry out her plan? Let's get into this as a black woman. You know, we do it with great grace and they pay us half the price of what we are worth and that becomes difficult and it is a slap in the face. in my face when people say oh you work all the time, well I have to because math is not math. I wish I could make two films a year and relax for the rest. I wish it were like that because you see me working like that.

A lot I've come to know, with it comes big bills, we do it right, I don't do this alone, it takes a team and they want to get paid for their work like they should, so when you hear someone win, oh they won $10 million with this. movie, you know Uncle Sam will get 50% off the top and then you have to pay 30% or whatever you pay your team, so you haven't really made $1 million, hence the story of Benjamin Button It hits so hard because everyone was asking for 500,000. I wasn't trying to take anything away from Brad Pit or Kate WS uh Blanchette, they deserve to earn what they get because they work hard for it.

I also worked hard and at that time I couldn't. I'm not saying no, I had no power because they would have been next, but I saw the bigger picture and I had to control my ego and it was difficult because I had to control it every day on that set. Because it would come up in me and it would be like a few weeks ago Taraji and Oprah were in the news because of some explosive comments Taraji made during her press tour for The Color Purple. Press tours for movies are now supposed to be about promoting the movie. movie and say good things about it so that people can be excited to watch it, that's why people felt that Taraji was wrong to tell everything that way because at least she could have waited until the movie was over before addressing other topics, However, you can't really blame him.

Taji because it seems like she had so many bottled up emotions from years of being mistreated and humiliated in the industry that when she finally got the chance to speak her mind, she just couldn't hold it in any longer. It all started with Taraji's sagging. Interview with Afra where she confessed that she had not seen an increase in her salary since Proud Mary. If you've seen Proud Mary, then you know how much Taj ate up her role in that movie that she should have opened the door for him to start earning big. In fact, you can point to any role Taraji has played and see how that role should have made her one of the highest earners in the industry, but Taraji said that when she was invited to be on The Color Purple, the offer she received was so big. low, it was downright insulting black women who have the same story, it's breaking my heart like 20 plus in the game, it breaks my heart, it's like every time you accomplish something really amazing, it's almost like the industry does it It seemed like a coincidence, like ah, oh, that was it. like a one time thing so you go back to the bottle and have to negotiate and fight tooth and nail to get what you won last time, where's my raise?

I haven't seen an increase in my income since Proud Mary. and I almost had to walk away from Color Purple yes ma'am, who said yes yes ma'am yes ma'am because you know what happens if I don't take a stand, how am I going to make it easy for Fantasia and Danielle and hello and and Felicia so why I'm doing this if it's just for me? Why are you here? We are here to serve each other. God is very intelligent, he put us on this Earth and made us all look different. He made it complicated. we have to figure it out and we can we can and we are you have to look look at glasses half full are always half full Taraji then talked about how she had to take a stand on issues like this because if actresses in her position don't speak up, then actresses more Young people would suffer the same things they had to face in the industry.

Taraji's statements opened the floodgates for a much-needed conversation about how black women are underpaid and undervalued in the industry, with even Viola Davis speaking out about what she was like. she is still underpaid despite having achieved everything, her white male and female colleagues have achieved what they are paid, which is half of what a man is paid. Well, we probably get a tenth of what a Caucasian woman gets and I'm number one on the call. sheet and then I have to go in and I have to strive for my worth that's what I feel I'm doing when I demand what I feel listen I have a professional career of more than 30 years that I have I had a friend who said yes but Biola your career is better than mine I said yes but you can't compare me to you because once again I got the Oscar I got the Emmy I got both Tonys I've done Broadway I've done Off Broadway I've done television I've done film I've done it all I have a career that's probably comparable to Merill Street Julian Moore, let's go to Sigourney, they all came out of Yale, they came out of Juliard, they came out of NYU, they had the same path as me and yet I'm nowhere near them, money-wise, money-wise to job opportunities, not even close to that and yet I have to use that phone constantly and I have fabulous agents the way they're getting but I have to pick up that phone and people say you're a black from Merill Street, you are and we love you, we love you, there's no one like you, okay, so if there's no one like me, you think it's me, you pay.

Other actresses like Gabrielle Yun also supported Teraji by sharing their own stories about being underpaid and overworked in the industry. Kiki Palmer left a comment on Instagram talking about how similar she was to Teraji. team that works behind the scenes that she had to pay before receiving her share the entertainment industry is like any other industry, we run businesses to keep Our Brands afloat, we are the brand or the business and it is that team of members of the company that reduces any large burden assumed. In short, this includes monthly expenses like everyone else, in the words of Biggie More Money More Problems and then Taraji broke down in tears for years during an interview with Gail King while talking about how the reason she worked so hard was because she got paid so much. little and mathematics is not mathematics and I heard on Taj street, you had the audacity to say that you are thinking about stopping acting, we said stop talking, are you thinking about that? um I'm just tired of working so hard being nice In what I do I get paid a fraction of the cost During this interview, fans noticed how Gail tried to steer the conversation away from the main topic as if she didn't want Taraji to say something negative about her best friend Oprah, now fans have noticed a lot. of tension between Oprah and Taraji since the press edit for The Color Purple began and it is supposedly due to not only Raji being offered and insulted a low salary, but that she and other crew members were treated horribly during filming, As Fantasia and Danielle Brooks revealed that they didn't even have their own dressing room on set and were forced to share a small space, plus they weren't given food while they worked, all this mistreatment infuriated Taji and supposedly when he took his complaints to Oprah, who he was part of the directors of the movie, Oprah basically told him to leave, this caused a lot of tension between them, which you can see in this video, did you think you could escape?

I can't see anything, can anyone see anything? Here we go, where are we? we're looking, we're starting down here, okay, everyone down here and now we're going to go all the way around the r guys, supposedly Oprah kept trying to get Taraji to just smile and move on with the press rush, but we all know that . how that turned out and now that the color purple is a box office flop

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supposedly blames teraji The collapse of the color purple is actually surprising because there was a lot of hype before its release and people had high expectations for the movie on top of what they had. seen can attest to how the actors gave a brilliant performance, which makes sense because the cast included star actors like Taraji whoopy Goldberg Holly Bailey and Coleman Domingo;

However, with a budget of over $100 million, The Color Purple has reportedly only made $58 million. It's not even crazy that the full 58 million will go to the producers because more than half will go to the theaters that screened it. This is reportedly why they had to make the film available for streaming almost immediately because they were struggling to break even again. This participation is surprising because the audience really enjoyed it and even rated it better than the Broadway musical. It was adapted from the word on the street. Taraji's comment about how Oprah treated her on set caused people to boycott the movie.

Unfortunately, sources tell the reason why. Oprah is so mad at Taraji is that the color purple was supposed to be Oprah's ticket for Harpo Studios to make a lot of money, the movie was supposed to win major awards and make so much money that Oprah would eventually get funding for other projects and now Oprah is trying to Blacklist Raji as revenge, like he did with Mo'Nique in case you forgot. Monique had a similar experience with Oprah in 2009 when she appeared in Oprah's movie Precious, for which, by the way, Oprah only paid her $50,000 despite Mo's low salary. 'Nique accepted the role because she felt she would be a good addition to her resume and it was because she later won several awards for her role, however, things turned ugly between her and Oprah when Oprah asked her to do an unpaid tour for the film and she said no.

Oprah allegedly began spreading news about Mo'Nique being difficult to work with, which made other studios afraid to work with Mo'Nique. All of her offers were withdrawn and even the project she was already working on was cancelled. The bad thing is that Monique's career never recovered. Lee Daniels would later apologize to Mo'Nique and confirm that she was banned because she refused to play, while the only person who defended Oprah during all of this was 50 Cent after he found out that Mo'Nique was being banned for ref

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to play. dance to Oprah's tune. He put his neck on her block to defend her and help her get her career back on track by promoting her comedy show and promising to help her get back on track and he did it well. he kept her promise by casting her in his hit series Black Mafia Family.

Now we all know that 50 and Oprah have a long-standing problem because according to him, Oprah likes to use her platform to tear down other black people instead of uplifting them. It all started when Oprah refused. allowing 50y to come to his show because he felt his music was violent and you know how 50y likes to take his problem seriously. I mean, he called his dog his opra, but on a more serious note, 50 is now defending Taraji from what he sees as history. repeating himself to show how serious he was, he made a post talking about how she helped Mary J.

Blig become one of the highest paid black actresses for her role in his series Ghost for context. Mary J. Blig received $400,000 per episode for Ghost, yet 50 took things. one step further when he started talking about exposing Steve Harvey for allowing Oprah to use him on Raji's hit list. Now, when it comes to Steve Harvey, he has a history of tearing down anyone he doesn't like, like when he tried to sabotage theBernie Mack's career. Because he was jealous of Bernie, there is the fact that Steve has been accused of

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his platform to promote harmful stereotypes of black people.

Cat Williams once criticized Steve for forcing Cedric the Entertainer to wear a dress for a skit despite knowing how Hollywood forces black people. Men must wear dresses as a way to emasculate them. Additionally, Steve has been criticized many times for selling out and depicting black caricatures. He literally told Mo'Nique to run out on his show after Mo'Nique criticized him for not defending himself. her during her fight with Oprah despite knowing she was right about her, so it's not surprising that Oprah decided to ask him to help her blacklist Taraji. It wouldn't be the first time she's done something like this and it seems like her plan is working because Taraji suddenly did a 180 degree turn and started praising Oprah as if she were the epitome of kindness.

Miss Oprah has been nothing less than a constant and solid beacon of light to the entire cast of The Color Purple providing encouragement, guidance and unwavering support for all of us, she told me personally to contact her for anything I needed and I thanked Miss Oprah for everything she does, uh, right, the fans didn't believe it and it's obvious from their comments that everyone is sick. and tired of Oprah's two faced attitude, that's what I love about Taraji, she always kept it real and revealed the truth that we had no idea what was going on in the industry.

Oprah is so used to getting what she wants and now people are standing up to her. She doesn't like it, kudos to 50 Cent for defending Taraji and putting Oprah in her place. Girl, we've been side-eyeing Oprah for a long time and there's nothing Taraji could have said to make her different from her Oprah. has not been nice to black people period women or men her reputation has been zero for a long time in the black community as Gomer pila would have said shame shame shame so do you think Oprah is really trying to ruin Raj's career with Steve?

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