So actress Trina McGee has stated that she was mistreated during her three years
stint on the show. It was on ABC called boy meets world.
Now she accused our former co-stars of being racist in a series of recently
uncovered tweets.
The former nineties actors implied that she was called racial slurs on set and
reveal. She was referred to as aunt Jamaima by her fellow cast mates.
Now McGee played Angela Monroe on the ABCC comm that ran from 1993 to 2000 and
say she joined the cast in 1997 and was introduced as Topenga [inaudible] best
friend not to paint. Goes played by the actress Danielle Fishel,
who was a main character on the show.
Now McGee's character dated Sean Hunter play by rider strong and a pair of
became one of the nation's favorite interracial couples on television. Yeah,
that's when you kind of started introducing that.
So McGeester Jessen and tweets that back in the beginning of the year that a
cast mates were bigots. Okay. She says that she was called onto,
my mom said during hair and makeup,
called a bitter B word while quietly waiting for my scene and offends
rehearsing. That was being EFT up over and over. Do the episode feature.
My character told it was nice of you to join us like a stranger after 60
episodes. So now you know she's a mother of two and reveal this,
you received the most hatred from the show's main actors and clarified that the
crew was always great to her McGee called out official Ben Savage,
who played Corey Matthews and Willie Fredo who play Eric Matthews for how they
treated her.
She mentioned that she was left out of conversations onset implied that her
co-stars are jealous of her to say I'm left out because of fear.
And Josie crew was always great. He did talk about the three acting colleagues.
Okay. So she says, um,
that her time on the set was challenging as a,
she shared that she was raising a family and filming a hit TV show while her
castmates were not parents at the time. All right. So she said,
I did my job and I expect my do it say at times attention of the disrespect,
which was extremely stressful. He's a 25 years old at the time,
raising a family did not deserve to be thinking about this.
None of the three colleagues had children and said just cow the egos and hot
diarrhea miles. That's what she says at the time period.
So, um,
this sister had to go through what a lot of actresses and actors who are black
go through in Hollywood. Okay. They have to swallow racism.
They have to deal with the Harvey Weinsteins of the industry as well of just so
they can be on the show and you know, get paid.
But this is before the time that we have opportunity now to create our own
shows. So you have someone like Easter really creating insecure, right?
Esra when they had the opportunity to even pitch that show HBO without doing
things on her own with YouTube understand.
So we have more opportunity today than they had back then.
And I always said, man, if I can get to the bag enough,
I want to get into creating shows, but making my shows be online.
I don't need no industry. I can do everything online on my own.
And I've seen people, even Easter Ray did it like that. She created a show. She,
you know, had a crowd funding for the shows so she could pay her actors,
actresses, crew, etc. And it grew into something and concerns me.
I have plenty of ideas for shows, but I wouldn't dare go these networks and say,
you can have my show. Forget that. [inaudible] no, no, no.
I would really create the show on my own, own it and treat my people good.
There's so many stories that I just saw growing up that you can tell even
recreate it today or even doing a piece where you going back to the time period.
Um, you know, like some things I saw growing up, I can do my own version of,
everybody hates Chris. Trust me.
Here's so many crazy stories that I've seen growing up.
And maybe one day I could do something like that. But until that time, you know,
it's horrible how this, how this sister was treated. It was very, very wrong.
And, um,
shout out to all the actors and actors in the black community who's out there
grinding, hustling, and that evil town called Hollywood, you know,
that area of Los Angeles called Hollywood because it's a lot of sicko things
going over there. Oh boy. It's sick. And um,
I don't know how far we can get into it,
but I would definitely want to get into some of that sicko behavior that goes on
in Hollywood on this channel because part of this channel is covering Hollywood.
But I was, I had to find a good direction to go with it. Well,
we don't get our videos taken down, but I mean it's,
it is some sicko things of people over there and in how they would, trust me.
It is. That's why coronavirus doing a good thing by shutting that down.
But let me know in the comments we think about this sister.
You remember this sister from boy meets world at that time period.
Did you watch that? Cause you remember they had that, thank God it's Friday,
a set of shows back in the 90s, going away to two thousands on ABC. You know,
you have family matters and all of that. And I remember,
I think boy meets world and I'm mistaken,
came on right after family matters and not mistaken. Um, you know,
so eventually it stopped being like that. But yeah,
let me know what you think about, um, this particular system,
once you deal with being called on Jamaima.