• Mr. T's Be Somebody... or Be Somebody's Fool!

  • Aug 26 2021
  • Length: 32 mins
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Mr. T's Be Somebody... or Be Somebody's Fool!

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  • We learn to be high achievers from Mr. T's Be Somebody... or Be Somebody's Fool!

    Mr. T pities the kids. He’ll teach them to be better. His sketches, music, song, and dance help the children of the world advance. He’s building a kid army for reasons he’s not saying. They’ll be bold, hip, creative and respectful, running in the sand. The kids in this grew up to be cool. You're gonna Be Somebody, Or Be Somebody’s Fool!

    TOPICS


    Open 0:00
    - Get Involved 3:14
    What The Hell is Be Somebody? 4:37
    - Dramaturgy 4:47
    - Inspirations 6:35
    - How It Was Received 8:41
    How Well Was It Done? 9:46
    - Can Everybody Be A Leader? 10:08
    - Try by Valerie Landsburg 12:01
    - Visualization Exercises 14:42
    - The Fashion Show 18:19
    - The Typical Fat Kid 20:38
    - Everybody's Got A Rap! 23:09
    Was It Worth Doing? 25:17
    Bits and Baubles 27:03
    - ARBITRARY SCALE 28:48
    Listener Feedback 29:45


    LINKS

    Mr. T’s Be Somebody or Be Somebody’s Fool
    Key and Peele Parody
    Mr. T Theme Song
    Agony Booth Summary
    Topper Carew
    Jeff Margolis
    Mr. T on Bloomberg
    Coffee Achievers Commerical (1984)

    NEXT WEEK - Cop Rock

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