yeah. i read david lee roth autobiography and crazy from the heat and (which by the way is an amazing read) and and dlr says this was his favorite blacksploitation movie as a kid. in fact and he says he always imagined himself as a black guy in southern cal. mr roth is quoted as saying representwe saw every blacksploitation picture and and those movies were a huge influence on me. trouble man and superfly and foxy brown and shaft and cleopatra jones and blacula and rudy ray moore doin his dolemite vibe i saw all of those. he goes on to say representdolemite  rudy ray moore  was one of the originals. he was a blue comic and doing blue humor. like redd foxx did on early party records. so he was the most perfect to play a new secret agent. his answer was not bonds. james bond. his answer was dolemite and motherf. we would wait for that line in all of his movies. get whitey would show up in every single movie at least once and and we would wait for that and too. they had the cars. they had the shoes. they had the guns. the haircuts. the slang. and the scams. and we all knew that all those beatific resolves at the end of the movie were white bull. he trying to feed hungry children but he actually a pimp. bull. that was designed to make it palatable to our moms and dads so they would let us go see the picture. spoken like a true genius. so upon reading about dolemite in mr. roth book i immediately bought in on dvd and i really like it. yeah and it super low budget and and yeah. i hate rap. but as a fan of tarantino movies and i can see many similarities and especially some of the 70 fusion or funk ala jaco pastorius music throughout the film. i also love the scene where the two cops bust him for coke and then one of them snorts a whole bunch of it like he would done it a thousand times before and and says something like and aww yeah. that the real mccoy. and then he continues to talk and has a little bit of coke still on his lip. classic. some of the violence is a little over the edge and but shocking and which i would consider to be a positive quality. not as predictable as i assumed it would be. definitely going to pick up the human tornado very soon. positive . 
yeah. i read david lee roth autobiography and crazy from the heat and (which by the way is an amazing read) and and dlr says this was his favorite blacksploitation movie as a kid. in fact and he says he always imagined himself as a black guy in southern cal. mr roth is quoted as saying representwe saw every blacksploitation picture and and those movies were a huge influence on me. trouble man and superfly and foxy brown and shaft and cleopatra jones and blacula and rudy ray moore doin his dolemite vibe i saw all of those. he goes on to say representdolemite  rudy ray moore  was one of the originals. he was a blue comic and doing blue humor. like redd foxx did on early party records. so he was the most perfect to play a new secret agent. his answer was not bonds. james bond. his answer was dolemite and motherf. we would wait for that line in all of his movies. get whitey would show up in every single movie at least once and and we would wait for that and too. they had the cars. they had the shoes. they had the guns. the haircuts. the slang. and the scams. and we all knew that all those beatific resolves at the end of the movie were white bull. he trying to feed hungry children but he actually a pimp. bull. that was designed to make it palatable to our moms and dads so they would let us go see the picture. spoken like a true genius. so upon reading about dolemite in mr. roth book i immediately bought in on dvd and i really like it. yeah and it super low budget and and yeah. i hate rap. but as a fan of tarantino movies and i can see many similarities and especially some of the 70 fusion or funk ala jaco pastorius music throughout the film. i also love the scene where the two cops bust him for coke and then one of them snorts a whole bunch of it like he would done it a thousand times before and and says something like and aww yeah. that the real mccoy. and then he continues to talk and has a little bit of coke still on his lip. classic. some of the violence is a little over the edge and but shocking and which i would consider to be a positive quality. not as predictable as i assumed it would be. definitely going to pick up the human tornado very soon. positive . ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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