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We Like Dat · September 12 · 1 hr 16 min

Recapping Untold: Mr. T — I Pity the Fool

We watched the Untold: Mr. T — I Pity the Fool documentary, and it completely changed the way we see Mr. T. He wasn’t just a larger-than-life character with gold chains and unforgettable catchphrases. His look, his name, and his public image were deeply connected to his family, his culture, and everything he overcame. From protecting his mother and community to becoming Clubber Lang, B.A. Baracus, and one of the most recognizable stars of the ’80s, Mr. T’s story is about purpose, resilience, and refusing to play roles that demean Black people. Put some respect on Mr. T’s name — and we pity the fool who doesn’t. 🥊⛓️Listen to our full review on We Like Dat Podcast.

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We watched the Untold: Mr. T — I Pity the Fool documentary, and it completely changed the way we see Mr. T. He wasn’t just a larger-than-life character with gold chains and unforgettable catchphrases. His look, his name, and his public image were deeply connected to his family, his culture, and everything he overcame. From protecting his mother and community to becoming Clubber Lang, B.A. Baracus, and one of the most recognizable stars of the ’80s, Mr. T’s story is about purpose, resilience, and refusing to play roles that demean Black people. Put some respect on Mr. T’s name — and we pity the fool who doesn’t. 🥊⛓️Listen to our full review on We Like Dat Podcast.