Red Table Talk: Season 1/ Episode 8 “Tiffany Haddish In The House” – Recap/ Review (with Spoilers)
Tiffany Haddish comes to sit at the red table and after reintroducing herself, she drops a few new tidbits about herself. Network Facebook Air Date 6/25/2018 Actors Introduced Herself Tiffany Haddish Growing Up Haddish: Tiffany, Jada As has been long established, and can be read about further in Tiffany’s book, her upbringing was hard. While…
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Tiffany Haddish comes to sit at the red table and after reintroducing herself, she drops a few new tidbits about herself.
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| Air Date | 6/25/2018 | |
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| Herself | Tiffany Haddish | |
Growing Up Haddish: Tiffany, Jada
As has been long established, and can be read about further in Tiffany’s book
And things didn’t really get better for a long time. With Tiffany hearing her whole life that she was stupid, in an ebonics way but not knowing the translation, she never tried in school. In fact, until a drama teacher helped her out in 10th grade, she was only good with words used fairly often and up to four letters. Which may make you wonder how she got a diploma? Well, like Jada, plagiarizing and cheating.
Commentary
One of the reasons Tiffany’s story and personality are so important, as Jada said, is because we don’t see and hear people like her that often. Take Jada for example. We know she came from the hood of Baltimore and was a little tomboy roughneck but she isn’t like that now. She is poised and while she could probably switch up on you, she isn’t going to do that in public. Tiffany, on the other hand, she is an around the way girl all day every day on camera and apparently off.
Similar to Taraji P. Henson, she presents a realness that isn’t about respectability politics or being seen as proper by people outside her culture and race. She brings her dignity and her person to every situation without shame and that’s empowering. For as much as it is nice to see the Jada Pinkett-Smith types and Viola Davis who came from rough backgrounds but now are statuesque and can come off proper, it does create a bit of alienation or othering too.
Just in the sense that, there is the idea that you have to code switch and be uncomfortable for the sake of other people’s comfort to make it. Tiffany Haddish gives the finger to that and laughs to the bank.
The Turning Point: Tiffany, Jada
But getting to the laughter is the difficult part. For being bullied and bouncing around to different homes may have given her a routine and helped in her present, but it was challenging in her past. I mean, can you imagine how you would handle all Tiffany went through? Hence why she shouts out individuals like Kevin Hart, her social worker, Richard Pryor and the guy who voiced Roger Rabbit. Their investment in her changed everything and made it where she found a way to turn her pain into comedy and something lucrative.
From Here – On: Jada, Tiffany, Adrienne
At present time, Tiffany doesn’t really have time to date but when Drake talked about having dinner she made an opening. One which he failed to fill but it is whatever at this point. He won’t end up in her penis book. But, as for the question everyone is talking about, Girls Trip 2? Well, it seems money is the issue there. There are four women, Tiffany is now in high demand, Regina Hall’s quote is going up and Queen Latifah and Jada may not be all over but they still present a demand. Especially when a film makes over $100 million. So, that’s in limbo.
Highlights
- Tiffany was comical as usual.
On The Fence
- Jada didn’t really put much of herself into the conversation. She noted their similarities but outside of cheating to get through high school, most of the program was more so an interview than a conversation.
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