This is an educational video, where Mr. T attempts to instill good values (honor thy mother, don't give in to peer pressure, etc..) to kids through Rapping and Breakdancing, among other ...
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Title: Be Somebody... or Be Somebody's Fool! (Video 1984)
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Gabriel Gonzalez | ||
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Martha Gonzalez | ... | (as The Dimples) |
| Martika | ... | Marta (as The Dimples) | |
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Jerry Sharell | ||
| Tammy Townsend | ... | (as The Dimples) | |
| Shanice | ... | Herself (as The Dimples) | |
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Athena | ||
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Mark Everett | ||
| Fergie | ... | Herself (as The Dimples) | |
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Clarence Floyd III | ||
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Che Garcia | ||
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Damon Hines | ||
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Zero Hubbard | ||
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Scott Nemes | ||
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This is an educational video, where Mr. T attempts to instill good values (honor thy mother, don't give in to peer pressure, etc..) to kids through Rapping and Breakdancing, among other things. Written by Tod Gemeuse <veggie@L0pht.com>
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I discovered this film in High School. My folks were out of town, and my friends were at the house. I'm sure we were up to no good. Then it happened. Randy showed up with this video and said that we had to watch it. Growing up in the eighties, we all had a pre-existing place in our heart for Mr. T, so we were game. The tape started to roll, and then we started to roll. Man, it was the funniest thing I had ever seen. Being the creative bunch of musicians that we were, we decided to start a tribute band. What better name for the band than "Mr. T's Be Somebody Or Be Somebody's Fool"? So there it was, we learned all the songs from the movie, and went for it. We were pretty serious too. We would rehearse twice a week, and play shows regularly. We even had matching t-shirts made with the movie's poster on the front.
Those were some good times, inspired by a life changing film.
Thanks Mr. T! And remember: "Everyone's gotta wear clothes. If they don't, they could get arrested".