@tbfs5: Mary J.Blige's singing interview with Hillary Clinton is something to watch ! HonestlyIloved that Burger King commercial Or #maryjblige #burgerking #crispychicken #hillaryclinton #fyp

Miss Peaches :

I found the same video when looking for the Burger King commercial 🤣 I’m irritated

Mira :

Crazy work, and I mean crazy work!

✨Jordyn✨ :

Hey! What’s up my names Jordyn

oneofagina :

This is yo life!!!!!

Mimi :

Exactly!!

shabaflaba0 :

Sang Mary

Seven :

Smh

HeavenSynt :

Lmao

Shawna AboutLife? :

Daniel Drummer :

Wayyyy more cringey

dmarie :

Yall bout to piss her off 😭

💋 :

LMAOOOOOOOOOOO NO WAY SHE SUNG THAT OMFGGGGG

Kenneth Elerson :

That's a Springsteen song . He wrote it in response to the shooting death of Amadou Diallo in 1991. Actually a good song.

Danielle Bonds :

ikyfl

aw :

😳😳😂😂

MIUH :

😅

oneofagina :

💀💀💀💀

Chris :

😁😁😁

🅱️iG D🅾️N Ebo Saucy💦 :

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

Mrs. Hodges :

🤣🤣🤣

Nene Bostic :

😭😭😭😩

Tockthetick :

Can we please research prior to making disparaging comments - there is nothing condescending about this song. Think about the words. Do we know how many family members do not make it home due to this subject matter. Why must folks be so mean and negative? Springsteen wrote the song following the killing of an unarmed 23-year-old Guinean student, Amadou Diallo in the early morning of 4th February 1999. Diallo was fired upon by four NYPD plainclothes officers, part of the City's Street Crime Unit (SCU). The officers had mistaken Diallo for a suspected rapist and Diallo had reached into his pocket to produce his wallet containing ID. One officer opened fire at Diallo, believing him to be reaching for a firearm, and the recoil from the gun caused the officer to fall backwards. This led the other three officers to believe their partner had been shot, at which point they fired their weapons at Diallo. Between them, the four officers fired 41 shots with semi-automatic pistols, killing Diallo in seconds. The four officers were initially charged with second-degree murder but would be acquitted of all charges at trial in February 2000