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What's up everybody? This is Donnie Quack of TheRinger.com. I'm here with my

Ringer colleagues Justin Cherity. Yeah. And Hannah George's. Hey hey. And we are here today to

discuss the classic Rewatchable movie Friday. Guys, I know you don't smoke weed. I know this,

but I'm gonna get you hired today. It's Friday. You ain't got no job, and you ain't got shit to do.

How the hell you gonna get fired on your day off? So you gonna loan me the money or not?

I wouldn't feel comfortable lending you $200 without a job. If I was working I would need to love it out.

Exactly. Now, Dana told me about that big, snake situation. Big one. Big one. Big hole. Big, I don't give a damn.

Ice Cube. Chris Tucker. Bernie Mac. Johnny Witherspoon. Tidy Zeus Lester. And me along Friday.

Don't ever, ever, ever, ever, ever, ever. Come by here. Okay.

So Justin, Hannah, Friday. Let's talk about it. Let's talk about this movie. Let's talk about this.

This is, of course, the movie written by Ice Cube along with DJ Poo directed by F Gary Gray.

Yes. Who's also in the movie, a cameo. We'll get to that. The movie came out in April of 1995.

A good year. A good year. A great year for music. It was three years after the LA riots.

And in those years prior to 1995, we saw a lot of depictions of South Central Los Angeles,

from boys in the hood, the menace to society. But those depictions for the most part

were sort of the crime and gangster side. Like mad dire depictions.

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