And the Jeremy Harris's amazing, triggering play, slave play rocked Broadway.

And when I say rocked Broadway, I don't just mean people buying tickets.

I mean like people came to this thing and had their lives change, had their minds blown.

Listen to Jeremy talking about one girl who came to the play,

even though she hated it.

I had someone tell me one time, a black girl

tell me she fucking hated my play,

it was the most offensive thing she'd ever seen,

and then she came back two other times and the third time she came with her white boyfriend and broke up with him there and she

She deemed me and said I just broke my boyfriend the reason that one of the reasons I hated your play was because it was hitting so close to home and I realized there's been so much I hadn't sat down yet.

And that's not the only person I know who broke up with someone because my play.

Not to be like, I wrote the best play ever,

I got people to bring up with white clothes.

No, no.

So is that a victory, like creatively,

is that a victory that this black woman who probably should, you know, you probably

should hit you, it didn't hit you, but even though you say it didn't hit you, you came back, you came three times, you came back twice even though you knew you hated it.

So wasn't then...

She came back, she didn't, she paid full price.

Yeah. She didn't like pay like half price yeah so like is it

something you needed it like you I needed to hate this in like usually when I

hate a piece of art I go home I don't consume it again and again, it had an impact in her life.

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