Charlamagne & Vlad Debate MJ's Best Album: "Thriller" vs "Off The Wall"
March 24, 2016
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as posted by the channelStacey Dash grabbed headlines earlier this year after she said that BET and Black History Month should be done away with, as she believes "we should either have segregation or integration." We got Charlamagne's thoughts on the situation during a recent sit-down, and the famed radio host told us that while he still thinks Stacey is a beautiful woman, he added that she should be seen and not heard. During the conversation Charlamagne also specifically addressed Stacey's comment about doing away with BET, as he stated that no one would know the actress if it weren't for BET and other Black media outlets.
Moving along, Charlamagne voiced his displeasure with Joseph Fiennes, a White actor, playing Michael Jackson in an upcoming movie. The Breakfast Club host explained that despite Michael lightening his skin in later years, he was still an African American man and Charlamagne thinks Jackson should be played by a Black man.
Hit the above video to hear the rest of our interview with Charlamagne, including his disagreement with DJ Vlad on Michael Jackson's best album.
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