Comments on: Chris Rock’s Good Hair Trailer

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By: Nuika O

Nuika O — Wed, 22 Dec 2010 02:30:17 +0000

It was a good movie, I was interested, it went deeper than I thought it would but I would have liked to see more; like Black women aren’t the only ones wearing weaves, or getting perms or willing to cut you if you touch their fake, expensive hair. Also I would have love for him to at least touch on people with mixed hair b/c that’s where things really get heated and especially now that it seems everyone is just mixing about. And he said nothing about full wigs…it would have been awesome if he had interviewed Wendy Williams. Another thing, it would have been nice if he also went to Africa and seen real African hair b/c almost no ones hair is totally untouched anymore, almost everybody has done something to their hair to make it more manageable even if it’s still not considered ‘good hair’ and sometimes perms make hair worse off than before. He hit on good points and topics but for him to have made a movie he barely scratched the surface in my opinion

By: Charlotte

Charlotte — Fri, 18 Jun 2010 17:15:22 +0000

I think all of you sound nuts, its just a documentary, some people will find it funny, some wont; in reguards to race, I think you all should be happy that for once you dont have to watch some depressing shit about how hard done by a certain race or gender are and just sit back relax and watch something a little different. And really…it wasnt that big a secret.

By: Never_been_a_Chris_Rock_fan

Never_been_a_Chris_Rock_fan — Wed, 16 Jun 2010 19:13:42 +0000

It’s the black race’s best kept secret and Chris Rock let the cat out of the bag – does he honestly think that everyone else who did not develop a similar expose was just stupid? That said I have been wearing an afro the last 8 weeks and I was 30minutes later for work than when I keep my hair braided with extensions. Further more I am tired of black people being their own worst critics – we deserve everything history has shoved at us – we’ll never learn the benefits of cohesion that seems to come more naturally to other races…and I don’t think we deserve to.

By: abe

abe — Fri, 19 Feb 2010 20:26:15 +0000

I am a white guy married to a black woman. first I would like to say that it seems like it is black people who are telling other black people that their skin is too dark or that their hair is “bad”. I would like to start by saying that black is beautifull and there is nothing more sexy than a beautifull black woman with an afro. I remember finding a book when I was a boy that had a picture of an african woman and I pointed this out to my mother and told her I thought the woman was pretty and my mother replied to me that yes black people are a very beautifull race. I wish that more black people would embrace their beauty rather than tease those who are darker or have thicker hair. If everyone starts trying to look like what is on TV then we lose natural beauty as a society and become fake wannabes with no soul.

By: amy

amy — Sun, 06 Dec 2009 02:55:08 +0000

I can’t wait to see the documentary. I think Chris Rock is hilarious. I also, probably like other white women had no idea what black woman went through to have straight hair. On Opera, it was said that white woman dye there hair and don’t really know the color of there real hair-very true. So, we are all doing these things to ourselves to look a certain way and to feel a certain way. We really all need to just be ourselves or not. Whatever we want and feel good about it!

By: sister told'ga

sister told'ga — Sat, 05 Dec 2009 14:35:25 +0000

Personally I do not think any black women should give a rats @ss what black men think of their hair…they chose white, latino, asian over black anyday regardless and the ones that do have black women they cheat on them like dogs…I have heard black men put women down about their hair while drooling over white womens hair…so I say to hell with them…white men do not trip about a black womens hair and that is why more black women are chosing other races versus black men…black women would not try to go for the Euro beauty standard if black men were not so admiring of the white standard…even the black men that have black women these women usually look mixed or very light…because that is what men think is the best. Disgusting…be free sisters no matter what you want to do with your hair it should not be for a black man’s sake…they hate weaves…so are you going to change what you want because they do not like it?? I few years ago they was complaining how they hate braids…who the eff cares what a black man likes or doesn’t like…aint nothing going on but the rent ladies…these losers can let the white girls that pay they bills have ‘em.

By: Joe Stone

Joe Stone — Fri, 04 Dec 2009 04:06:51 +0000

Blah, blah, blah, at the end of the day only women really care about their hair. To all the Women reading this, men don’t really care about your hair!(up top)as long as it’s there! As for whats down there, less is usually better!

By: La La

La La — Fri, 13 Nov 2009 06:48:27 +0000

I haven’t seen the doc. yet but I KNOW that this is a subject that many black women are scared to face because they don’t know what to expect from other people. When women have their own natural beautiful kinky hair other black women sometimes frown upon it as if their hair is not done. God blessed us with this hair so why put chemicals in your hair to change that? Well Im in transition now from relaxed to natural and already see a difference in my hair. It is so much healthier, thicker, and longer. Yes it is a process but if you want it bad enough the process is worth the wait. P.S- THINK ABOUT IT…… WHY WOULD YOU WANT TO PUT SOMETHING ON YOUR SCALP THAT YOUR HAIRSTYLIST DOESN’T EVEN ALLOW TO GET ON HER HANDS (GLOVES)???? hmmmmmmm

By: Tallahassee

Tallahassee — Thu, 29 Oct 2009 16:10:27 +0000

Movie was really about permed, processed or strait hair. He interviewed no womeh who wear locks or twists. A low was left out of this movie.

By: BC

BC — Thu, 29 Oct 2009 02:13:13 +0000

I never realized just how significant hair is to a woman until my mom got breast cancer and lost all her hair. Regardless of race, we should all be grateful for what the good Lord gave us.