What's up family? This is a follow up video to the video I did on yesterday about Quincy Jones's interview in Vulture, where he recounted his time spent with Marlon Brando in his younger days and he provided this colorful antidote. He was the most colorful charming motherfucker you ever met. He'd fuck anything, anything. He'd fuck a mailbox, James Baldwin, Richard Pryor, Marvin Gaye. When asked if Brando had sex with those men, Quincy Jones replied, come on man, he'd fuck anything. This big claim was backed up by Richard Pryor's own widow, Jennifer, who said it was the 70s, drugs would feel good, especially Kueloo's. If he did enough cocaine, you'd fuck a radiated and send it flowers in the morning. However, Richard Pryor's daughter, Rainne, is saying that while her father was a progressive and sexually open man, he did not have sex with Brando. In one Facebook post from this morning, Rainprie minimized Quincy Jones's comments by saying this, all you who taught at far news and preached about wanting blacks to be represented in a great light and then post the Q's interview are irrelevant and full of your own BS. Q was once a brilliant music producer who was losing his mind and decided to garner publicity for himself with a sensationalized interview. She also minimized the input of a father's former wife by saying this. Then on top of it all, my dad's so-called widow validated it because she needs to keep legitimizing herself and tarnishing our dad even after he's dead. She hated Q and daddy. It was in her second Facebook post in the afternoon that she specifically addressed the Brando story. Daddy did not have relations with Brando. There were no trips to his soft Pacific Oasis. No flowers or love notes between them. It was also in her second post that she pointed out her dad's broad range of sexual tastes that didn't just happen to include Marlon Brando. My dad was very open with his life so much so that the news of his relationship with a trans woman in the early 70s and 80s wasn't really newsworthy nor notable as a child I knew her. That asked the trans person in our home but the lady, hmm, everyone accepted. Who, man, God, talk about tarnishing the legacy of image. I mean, I guess I mean, Richard Pride will forever be the king, the king on top of the comedy throne. I ain't gonna fail for a while now. You can't take those jokes away. You can't take away the work that he put in. You can't take that away from him. But damn, Richard, man. Now, here's the deal for some of you guys out there who said, how do we know what happened? First of all, how does the daughter know? Nobody, no. I don't think people do. I don't talk to my kids about my sexual life. Who wants to hear their parents talk about sex, the sex that they have? You did what I'm saying? So I doubt seriously if she would know personally who her dad actually slept with as far as the friends that he had. This whole revelation about this trans woman is not far fish because Richard Pride did a special once. He took part in a roast. I remember with him in Paul Mooney and he was only talking about having sex with Paul Mooney and other homosexual men. He also talked about having sex with a transgender man. He was talking about, I guess, woman, whatever, a transgender. It was a, I think a dude used to be a woman. He said, he was joking. He was like, yeah, he said he was having sex with this transgender person and after it was over. I would have married him but he went off and had an operation. Now being a comedian, sometimes you don't know when to take these dudes seriously. And now that all of this is coming out, I mean, Richard, he really, he really put it out there for the people that really know him. They say he was open like that with his friends. So everybody knew he was this type of dude, but man, it flew under the radar for the average person out there and most of his fans, I think, because I had no idea that he was homosexual, bisexual, another that other sexual stuff. I had no idea. But who, man, I guess I'm surprised but I am not shocked at all because highly weird, man, it's something that's something about that. It's weird, man. It's weird to find a person who ain't weird like that, who ain't free. You're geeky like that. And they don't pretty much be a unicorn, man. But who knows what the truth is. But I tell you this, what's done in the dark will come to light. In other words, there's nothing hidden that will not be disclosed and there's nothing that is concealed that will not be let out into the open at some point. No more talk. We will have to make this talk about...