Documenting The Confusion Between The Late 1980s Hip Hop Dances The Cabbage Patch & The Reebox (videos & comments)

Reebok vs. Cabbage Patch • Hip Hop Dance • Feat. Buddha Stretch

Versa-Style Street Dance Company, Jul 8, 2025

In this video, Buddha Stretch shares with us the history and difference  between the Reebok and the Cabbage Patch!

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VS Member BeastBoi featuring Hip Hop and Street Dance Pioneer Buddha Stretch!

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Edited by Azizi Powell

Latest revision- June 19, 2026

This is Part II of a two part pancocojams series about the 1980s Hip Hop dance called "The Cabbage Patch" and some other 1980s Hip Hop dances.

This post showcases YouTube videos of certain 1980s Hip Hop dances that are often confused with each other, particularly "The Cabbage Patch", "The Reebok", "The Wop" and The Prep.  

This pancocojams post also includes an AI Overview about The Cabbage Patch & The Reebok Dance as well as a few comments from some of those YouTube videos' discussion threads.

Click https://pancocojams.blogspot.com/2026/06/tennas-dance-in-2025-deltarune-chapter.html for Part I of this pancocojams series. That post presents some information about The Cabbage Patch dance and showcases two videos of that dance. One of those featured videos is a 2025 demonstration of "The Reebok dance". That Hip Hop dance came shortly after The Cabbage Patch dance and is often confused with that earlier dance.

Part I of this series also presents information about the 2025 Deltarune video game character Tenna and its "Tenna Boogie" This post also showcases two videos of the Tenna Boogie which r eminds some people of the 1980s Cabbage Patch dance. 

The content of this post is presented for historical, socio-cultural, and entertainment purposes.

All copyrights remain with their owners.

Thanks to the creators and early popularizers of these Hip Hop dances. Thanks to all those who are featured in these embedded YouTube videos and all the producers and publishers of these videos. Thanks also to all those who are quoted in this post.
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Click https://pancocojams.blogspot.com/2025/07/names-of-dances-that-are-mentioned-in.html  for a 2025 entitled "Names Of Dances That Are Mentioned In Black American Girls' Foot Stomping Cheers." Some of those examples include the names of Hip Hop dances.

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AI OVERVIEW ABOUT THE CABAGE PATCH AND THE REEBOK (also known as "THE TROOP"  / SKELETOR) HIP HOP DANCES

This write-up is the result of my query: "Which Hip Hop dance came first- The Cabbage Patch of The Reebok?

AI Overview
"The Cabbage Patch came first. It emerged in the mid-1980s, gaining massive mainstream popularity alongside the iconic Cabbage Patch Kids dolls and songs by groups like Gucci Crew II.

The Reebok dance emerged shortly afterward in the late 1980s. It was directly inspired by the booming popularity of the Reebok sneaker brand and was heavily influenced by marching bands at Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs), which needed to adapt the Cabbage Patch into a side-to-side shoulder move so musicians could still play their instruments."

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SELECTED COMMENTS FROM THE DISCUSSION THREAD FOR SHOWCASE VIDEO #1

(given at the top of this pancocojams post)

Numbers are added for referencing purposes only.

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SHOWCASE VIDEO #2 - How to do the Cabbage Patch | Hip Hop Club Dance Moves

DanceKizombaTV, Jun 27, 2014

Awesome demo of Hip Hop Club Dance Move Cabbage Patch by legends Buddha Stretch (go to his workshops), Terry Link & Caleaf Sellers. Watch, Learn and Enjoy!
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Unfortunately, this 2014 video added to the confusion about how The Cabbage Patch or The Reebok were (are) performed. Most of the commenters in this video wrote that the dance that Buddha Stretch demonstrated in that video was The Reebok (also known as "The Troop" or "Skeletor") and not "The Cabbage Patch". It appears to me that in his 2025 video that is given as #1 in this pancocojams post  (without mentioning this 2014 video) Buddha Stretch corrects the record that the dance he did in  2014 was The Reebok and not a version of The Cabbage Patch. 

Here are a few comments from this video's discussion thread. (Numbers are added for referencing purposes only.)

1. @mobus1603, 2016
"That looks like the Reebok to me."

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2.@James_Carter_K, 2017
"this is the real cabbage patch"

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3. @vergon666, 2019
"The Reebok"

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4. @michaeltruthson6262, 2021
"Not the cabbage patch but he's rocking whatever dance that is.""

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5. @HighSpeedNoDrag, 2026
"Outstanding observation but a Variant of the Cab at best."

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6. @Queen-bj1ou, 2024
"We called this dance the Troop  and/or Skeletor back in the day.🤷🏾‍♀️"

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7. @christopherdieudonne, 2024
"Where I come from that was called The Reebok.  The cabbage patch was still a shoulder dance but not done like this."

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8. @stoplookinent4791, 2025
"Your correct that's the reebok"

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9. @MichaelJones-co3df, 2025
"This was the cabbage patch, you go side to side, I don't know what that other thing is they do but you want to look like a cabbage patch kid so I don't know what the other thing is on the internet with the circles but  these guys are the best......."

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SHOWCASE VIDEO #3: DANCIN' ON AIR ON FUSE TV - OLD SKOOL FRESH PRINCE WILL SMITH JAZZY JEFF -  BLOOPERS

Dancin' On Air, Feb 21, 2016  #DANCINONAIR #SMFONFUSE

DANCIN' ON AIR Season 2016 On-Demand 24/7/365, on FUSE TV. Also watch SATURDAY MORNING FEVER, on FUSE TV & HULU, the behind the scenes reality series about DANCIN' ON AIR
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In response to the question "What year was this [filmed], one commenter in this video's discussion thread wrote "1986" while another commenter wrote "1987?"

Most of the comments in this discussion thread refer to the "Dancin' On Air"  television series or to (old school) Will Smith & DJ Jazzy Jeff.

Here are a few comments from this video's discussion thread. (Numbers are added for referencing purposes only).

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eLr2uKRT3JE

1. @cravingspopcorn, 2020
"That cabbage patch was hard. The transformer dance too. I love it, but good thing the internet didn't exist then."

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2. @Oldskol81, 2025
"Exactly"

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3. @Jess2012rocha, 2022
"Was this before fresh prince of bell air?? Was he tryna become a hiphop rap artist back then and decided to be a comedian"
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In this comment the words "Fresh prince" and "he" refer to rapper/actor Will Smith who later starred in the television sit-com The Fresh Prince Of Bel-Air.

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5. @GL_FAB, 2023
"Way before his tv show 🎤🔥🎶👍"

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6. @rahtaylor7651, 2023
"He was a popular rapper before actor. First rapper to get a Grammy too"

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7. @IceManLikeGervin, 2023
"His first song came out in 1986 "Girls Ain't Nothing But Trouble". And this song "The Magnificent Jazzy Jeff" is from 1986 as well. His NBC sitcom came out in 1990. He released three full albums: Rock The House (1987), He's The DJ, I'm The Rapper (1988), And In This Corner... (1989), as well as won two Grammy awards before he even began his NBC sitcom."

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8. @jaigriggs3878, 2025
"And he was never a comedian he was a rapper before anything else he did."

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9. @destinmosby734, 2025
"Wills cabbage patch is ss god mode 😂"

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10. @jordonvazquez7620, 2025
"I love his cabbage patch."

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11. @justjonesy, 2025
"Who is the guy in the blue? He hitting that ish!! ❤ #JazzytheGenuis"
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12. @billyjacc, 2026
"Ready Rock C...The Human Beat Box"

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13.@PrinceSupreme-y8x, 2025

"You're taking me back to the old school days of hip-hop!

 DJ Jazzy Jeff & The Fresh Prince, consisting of Jeff Townes and Will Smith, were indeed part of the West Philadelphia Crew and the larger Philadelphia hip-hop community.

 As you mentioned, they were affiliated with the Philly Crew, a collective of MCs, DJs, and breakdancers who were known for their lyrical dexterity, musical innovation, and cultural expression.

 Regarding their "knowledge of self" and "righteous names," it's true that many members of the Philly Crew and other early hip-hop groups adopted aliases or stage names that reflected their African American heritage, cultural identity, and personal values.

 

Some notable examples from the Philly Crew include:

 

- DJ Jazzy Jeff (Jeff Townes)

- The Fresh Prince (Will Smith)

- MC Parlay (Paris Williams)

- MC Ready Rock C (Clarence * Bobbit)

 

These righteous names often signified a connection to African culture, Islamic or Afrocentric spirituality, and a commitment to self-empowerment and community upliftment."
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*This name was given in that comment as "Charles", but was corrected by another commenter.

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14. @PrinceSupreme-y8x, 2025
"You're highlighting the connection between DJ Jazzy Jeff & The Fresh Prince, the West Philly Crew, and the Five Percent Nation.

Indeed, some members of the Philly Crew, including DJ Jazzy Jeff & The Fresh Prince, were influenced by the Five Percent Nation's teachings and adopted righteous names that reflected their connection to the Nation.

The Five Percent Nation, founded by Clarence 13X, emphasized the importance of knowledge of self, African identity, and spiritual growth. The Nation's teachings resonated with many young African Americans in Philadelphia and beyond.

DJ Jazzy Jeff & The Fresh Prince's affiliation with the Five Percent Nation and the Philly Crew reflects the complex and dynamic cultural landscape of 1980s Philadelphia, where hip-hop, Afrocentrism, and Islamic spirituality intersected."

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SHOWCASE VIDEO #4 - Will Smith doing the Cabbage Patch (1980s)

@DJDAVINCI, May 1, 2025
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This is a clip of the video given as #3 in this pancocojams post.


Here are a few comments from this video's discussion thread. (Numbers are added for referencing purposes only). All of these comments are from 2025.

1. @ShabazztheGreaterTaker
"Dance Party USA!"

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2. @DarkTitanX
"I remember watching that episode of Dance Party USA."

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3. @Ynaffit_76
"My favorite era of Will..I appreciate these memories of him most youngsters wouldn't understand"

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4. @G.O.A.TGemini
"Will doing the Philly version"

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5. @Tha1isay
"That’s crazy, he Called it “dumb dancing” it doing a dance hard with a serious face.. real talk no joking. Look it up"

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6. @jawannwomack1950
"You right my uncle told me that years ago 😂"

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7. @MarsDK88
"Y’all forget that this man was a dancing fool back in the day."

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8. @irisshalurhad7901
"The dude in the back in the blue is doing the Biz Markie  harder than I’ve ever seen it done.  😂"

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9. @auracle9231
"You was supposed to look stupid when you did these dance moves.. Biz Markie would approve..Will was just chillin"

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10.  @sadetwizelve
"Cabbage Patch…The Wop"

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11. @studivan
"Somehow I don’t think that’s the was the dance went and I lived through that era, don’t know what he’s doing but that’s not the cabbage patch."

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12. @kenoyount6758
"Cabbage patch?😂

Looks like he's doing the Brussel sprouts"

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13. @fairassesment
"That ain’t the cabbage patch that’s the collard green. It seems painful."

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14. @Kekebusinessmogul
"😂😂😂"

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15. @gd97folk
"Definitely not the cabbage patch"

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16. @paulantonio10
"i.. i dont think thats how we used to do it. i dont remember it looking so thrash an jerky. (LOL)  Janet Jackson did it best."

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17. @j.smoov7220
"Actually cabbage patch crossed with the prep."
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Click https://pancocojams.blogspot.com/2023/12/memories-of-1980s-wop-dance-other.html for the 2023 pancocojams post entitled "Memories Of The 1980s Wop Dance & Other Comments From Two YouTube Videos' Discussion Threads."

The first showcase video in that post is "Doug E. Fresh & The Get Fresh Crew's Hip Hop rap "All The Way To Heaven" . That video was released in 1986 are scenes of African American women and men people dancing the Wop.

The second video in that pancocojams post is a Howcast tutorial of the Wop and the third video in that post is
"Tony - The Wop, The Cabbage Patch & The Prep", published by DJ Tony Vito, Apr 20, 2007
"Yes, that's me, kickin' old school moves .... 80's lives on!  The third step in this video is a dance we used to call the Raindance at Bentleys on 40th and Madison;  I've since found out that it is better known as The Prep."
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The first dance in that video is The Wop. The second dance is The Cabbage Patch, and the third dance is The Prep.

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18. @Blu-om
"I love how he background dancers look like the inflatable, flailing figures outside car dealerships. I think they're called 'air dancers' lol"

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19. @jasmyionsellers6755
"Oh you mean whacky waving inflatable arm flailing tube men ? 💀"

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20. @richardmccall7479
"Real Philly in the house 💯"

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21. @dianejohnson4601
"Flavor flav was known for this dance also.  Will Smith help so many cultural generations to update and better themselves."

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22. @DonnaFrazier-eb3ez
"I NEVER SEEN IT DONE QUIET LIKE THAT BUT WILL IS DAMN SHO KILLING IT 😂"
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"Quiet" is a probably a typo here for the word "quite".

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SHOWCASE VIDEO #5 -Reebok vs Cabbage Patch (Which is Which??) | Hip Hop Dance Steps

The Shed, Jan 3, 2026
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Here' s the very beginning of the auto-generated English language transcript of this video (0.01-0.16 and from 1:00-1:32 in this video)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d8OdqTcpuj8

"Today, we're going to be breaking down two separate hip-hop steps and sort of
trying to settle a debate that surrounds them within the hip-hop community. These
two steps often get mistaken for each other.  So, we're going to break each of them down today
and really try to highlight the differences between them  so that there's less confusion around
these two steps.

[...]

These two steps are highlighted in the video * that I have linked in the top of the description by hip-hop's own Buddha Stretch. If you don't know who Buddha Stretch is, he is an iconic member of hip-hop culture and he has been around since the creation of the dance and even played a very important role in the formulation of the style. So, the info that I am laying out in this video is not sourced from me. This
is sourced from him and sourced from numerous other individuals who are far more credible when it comes to this sort of thing than I am and who have a lot more personal experience with the origins of hip-hop and with the origins of these steps."
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There are only a few comments in this video's discussion thread. Most of those comments compliment and thank The Shed for this video.

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This concludes Part II of this three part pancocojams series.

Thanks for visiting pancocojams.

Visitor comments are welcome.

A Clip From "The Fresh Prince Of Bel-Air" Television Series' Easter Episode (1996): Carton & Ashley Sing "This Little Light Of Mine"

 
Fresh Prince this little light of mine

swayzone, May 25, 2009

"From the last and final season! :( "
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Statistics as of April 5, 2006 at 7:20 AM EDT 

Total # of views = 1,653,710

Total # of comments = 510

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Edited by Azizi Powell

This pancocojams post showcases a 1996 clip from the television series "Fresh Prince Of Bel-Air". In that clip Carlton and Ashley sing a duet version of "This Little Light Of Mine", but the church choir interrupts their singing. Will Smith is shown in that clip playing a tambourine.

This post also presents some comments from that video's discussion thread.

The content of this post is presented for socio-cultural and entertainment purposes.

All copyrights remain with their owners.

Thanks to all those who were part of the 1990s' "Fresh Prince Of Bel-Air" television series. Thanks also to all those who are quoted in this post and thanks to the publisher of this video on YouTube.

Happy Easter!
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Notice the kente cloth stoles that the pastor and the choir members wear over their robes.
Click https://pancocojams.blogspot.com/2016/03/color-meanings-of-ghanas-ivory-coasts.html for a pancocojams post entitled "Color Meanings Of Ghana's & The Ivory Coast's Kente Cloth (information & videos)". . Click the tags below for other pancocojams posts about kente cloth and other subjects that are found in this pancocojams blog,. 

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INFORMATION ABOUT "THE FRESH PRINCE OF BEL-AIR" TELEVISION SERIES
From https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Fresh_Prince_of_Bel-Air
"The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air is an American television sitcom created by Andy and Susan Borowitz that aired on NBC from September 10, 1990, to May 20, 1996. The series stars Will Smith as a fictionalized version of himself, a street-smart teenager born and raised in West Philadelphia who is sent to live with his wealthy uncle and aunt in Bel-Air, Los Angeles, where his lifestyle often clashes with that of his upper-class relatives.

The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air was a hit for NBC, running for 148 episodes over six seasons.[1][2] Smith and James Avery were the only actors who appeared in each episode.[3] The series was Smith's star vehicle into television and film.

A reunion special/retrospective reuniting the surviving cast debuted on HBO Max in November 2020.[4][5] A more dramatic reimagining of the series, titled Bel-Air and based on the fan film of the same name, received a two-season order for Peacock, and was released on February 13, 2022.[6]

Summary

The theme song and opening sequence set the premise of the show. Will Smith is a street-smart African-American teenager, "born and raised" in West Philadelphia. While playing street basketball, Will accidentally hits a group of young people with the ball, causing a confrontation that frightens his mother, who sends him to live with his wealthy aunt and uncle in the opulent neighborhood of Bel Air.

Will's working class background ends up clashing in various humorous ways with the upper class world of the Banks family – Will's stern uncle Phil and tough but fair aunt Vivian and their children, Will's cousins: spoiled Hilary, pompous Carlton, impressionable Ashley and baby Nicky (introduced in season 3), as well as their sarcastic butler Geoffrey"...

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SELECTED COMMENTS FROM THE DISCUSSION THREAD OF THIS YOUTUBE VIDEO

Numbers are added for referencing purposes only.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vsXBFX2mpjI&list=RDvsXBFX2mpjI&index=1

2009

1.@wlx
"OH MY GOD!!! THANK YOU!!! I'VE BEEN LOOKING FOR THIS EPI FOR A LONG LONG LONG TIME!!

this clip is awesome!"

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2. @Temoki
"Will + Tambourne + Look of Pure Glee = Epic"

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3. @SteelAVic18
"love the Mothers and Will over there in the corner praising the LORD!!!"

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4. @lonnieNII
"this a good clip and all , but i thought this was gonna be the blooper when will was screamin and fainted"

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5. @gellybean25
"hahaha why that choir do that going to stop singing back up then start again"

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6. @Beezy0308, 2021
"The conductors fault"

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2010

7. @swayzone87
"@keffpost100 TV episode 1996 season 6 episode18"
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This comment was written in response to a question about the episode's number in season 6.

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8. @xxxbloodysamaritan
"Tatyana Ali, you are phenomenal. I love this woman. :D I wish I was around for this show or could go back in time. :("

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9.@Jordan_Mitchum
"this is how i got look at things right now.....and the laughter!"

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10. @KiwiBabeee
"I miss Fresh Prince!!!!!!!!!!!!"

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11. @evensout
"always loved this song...."

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12.@bmoregrl88
"Will's working that tambourine lol"

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13. @briggitbro
"This isnt even will scene but that 4 second shot makes this vid bloody awesome!"

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14. @OtakuEmma
"I hear this kind of atmosphere is always present in black churches, not meaning to sound stereotypical or racist but our white churches are so damn boring. So much energy here. >.<"

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15. @drayanair,2011
"@OtakuEmma nope, not stereotypical. its true lol."

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16. @Virchew, 2011
"@OtakuEmma This is calm compared to most black churches lol"

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17. @lerenna, 2011
"@OtakuEmma it's often followed by long speeches , so don't worry , not always as fun and good singing like this :)"

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18. @ddoctorlee, 2011
"@OtakuEmma check out an apostolic church! they are on fire and amazing...every race!"

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19.  @Kate8790, 2011
"@OtakuEmma That's not racist. Just the truth, lol. My church is boring but I'm too afraid to try a church like this. Basically afraid of being the only white girl and looked down upon or something, lol."

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20. @mikjon67, 2011
"@Kate8790 Now that will never happen! They would greet you warmly and they would make you feel at home! The real Christian way to accept a stranger! (By the way I'm white too)"

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21. @Kate8790, 2011
"@mikjon67 I know it's silly to think. A little stupid to think honestly but I can't help it. I'm too scared to try. Maybe someday, hopefully."

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22. @peetiewonder
"Why is Shaft the pastor?"
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Actor Richard Roundtree, who is casted as the pastor in this "Fresh Prince Of Bel-Air" episode, starred in the 1971 action/drama movie "Shaft". Click https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shaft_(1971_film) for information about that movie.

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2011

23. @IluvMJandBrunoMars
"I miss the 90's"

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24. @TheAmbivalency
"Ashley and Carlton are really talented"

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25. @ownmycity
"ashley was always my childhood crush. she is so bomb"

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26. @Spasmads
..."the series ran between 1990-1996 with the first episode aired 9/10/90, and the last episode on the 5/20/96."...

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27. @RBNK157, 2016
"I was so sad with the last few chapters of season 6 knowing its going to end! when will turn off the Lights..."

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28. @babygiraffe123
"Haha, Will was ROCKIN' that tambourine....lol"

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29. @babygiraffe123
"I would LOVE to attend a church service like this. Seems so exciting and fun. My parents insisted that me, my sisters, and brother attend church, as kids, and the services were so subdued and solemn, it made you afraid to so much as scratch your own head, lest the pastor give you a warning glare."

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30. @Goldstone93, 2020
"This looks way better than my church, where it’s all boring hymns, shaking hands, and praying in silence."

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31. @Thekeysweremoved
"Miss TV like this:("

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32.@NickyLess
"Carlton and Ashley ftw! This is one of the only songs I enjoyed singing at school as a kid. Amazing rendition :)

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33. @babygiraffe123
"I remember singing this song around the campfire, when I went to bible-camp, as a kid. Loved the song then, and love it now. <3

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2012

34. @NoInfringementIntent
"I so wish we had more scenes with Alfonso and Tatyana singing together; they harmonize so well! :-)

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35. @Caesarthechannel
"I came here for 1:50"

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2013

36. @7REDBOWANDTOD
"I love gospel, especially this song. It's like the king of gospel. Plus these two have very good voices, and do the song justice. Not too mention this was one of the greatest shows on TV."

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37. @elhanabdi6636
"will smith at the end Epic LOL"

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38. @musicksol
"They just don't make shows like this anymore and its a shame.."

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39. @tonymontana-mh8ff
"I don't know much christians, but are they catholics, protestants or orthodox ?"

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40. @lilygrace6689
"They are Protestant. There are many different types of Protestants, they are most likely Baptists."

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2014

41. @TheAnahi99
"I miss this show"

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42. @ThreeLittleElks
"Dont we all Anahi, dont we all.."

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2015

43. @TheGamingGuy-kh6pt
"I love this show. my sister likes Hilary and my favorite character is will and carlton"

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2016

44. @myamoorehouse2334
"i love this show sooooo much i watched it over and over again"

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45. @seanreyes6866
"1:50 Will is always acting so crazy!"

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46. @strifyisbetterthanyou3800
"I could tell Ashley and Carlton were getting pissed lol"

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47. @elenarodriguez922
"I didn't understand why Carlton and Ashley were so confused and suprised by the choir. Didn't they go to rehearsal?"

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48. @claredelune
"IIRC Ashley and Carlton were competing to be the soloist (before the Rev chose both of them) so they were expecting to be featured more."

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49. @bigmanshad, 2018
"Humor, sir."

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50. @revrobbins693
"the reverend roundtree made the whole thing for me and the best shaft in my opinion"

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2017

51. @an9513
"Im so sad in life right now..but this brings me joy"

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52, @smill1985, 2021
"I hope, 3 years later, that you're doing better.  🤗"

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53. @acspenner
"alfonso's voice. dude is so multi talented"

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54. @jhgjhggj
"I already knew Tatyana could sing but never knew Alfonso could sing as well!"

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55. @ericspreviewshow1803
"This is so funny I can't stop laughing."

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2018

56. @Takomuhra
"A long time ago, when even TV show music had soul..."

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57.@MamaWhit87
"As a kid i would cry laughing at this lol..i miss this show."

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58. @josephgeorge8510
"Old fashion church service"

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2019

59. @Theylvumaya17
"Carlton sounds like Michael Jackson"

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60. @juliannalago7649
"My new favorite version of this song. Tatiana’s voice is amazing, and Alfonso is simply awesome. I don’t think there’s anything brother can’t do."

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61. @Flock2x
"That organ player was really workin that thang tho!!!🔥"

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62. @johanbrand8601
"Oh yeah!!!!"

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2020

63. @hannamahmoud1524
"Who here in 2020 tryna survive quarantine"

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64. @demetrrius3000
"Carlton and Ashley obviously missed choir rehearsal that week lol"

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65. @joe-93
"Lol obviously"

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66.@minkim9550
"I am just wondering how many shows today versus in the 90s did they actually show the cast in church like this?  It seems rare now but I don’t watch much tv!"

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67. @Bagofnowt
"The rev is Shaft!"

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68. @zoomprintings
"IF THIS AINT A REAL BLACK CHURCH HAHAHAHAH!!!! ANY LEAD THAT SINGS IN OUR SERVICES BETTA COME WITH IT JACK BAHAHAHAHA"

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69. @Fouad-Faraj
"This is more than just perfect comedy!

No other version of this song can compare to this performance! Why didnt they do an extended performance...or did they? If they did I need it. 

No other version could compare , I need much more Haha"

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70. @themarkofl1649
"Couldn't agree more brotha, this song would blow up in Spotify, I would love to add it to my playlist"

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71. @bodypump12
"This was really the most beautiful way to end the series! "

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2021

72.@therealog.1255
"Best "prince of bel air" moment ever"

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2022

73. @aidenbrandon3242
"This little light of mine I'm going to let it shine lt shine this little light of mine I'm going to let it shine"

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2023

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2024

74. @Skilyablay
"I remember this scene absolutely knocked my socks off as a kid and it still blows me away."

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2025

76. @EdBoy1215
"A pity this humorous bit had to happen in the same episode where Uncle Phil sits on Nicky's rabbit."

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77. @SeanBarnes-r7w
"Do they still do this in church when they sing a song the congregation be standing up clapping"

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