On this episode of UNGENTRIFIED, I am joined by journalist, pop culture connoisseur and entertainment critic Kay-B (@ladykayb21), to talk about one of the greatest films of all time, Eddie Murphy's Boomerang. We take a trip back to 1992 to dig into why the film was called deemed a failure when it came out, discuss why white critics felt a story about black successful people in New York was "unreal," whether the movie deserves the "classic" title the black community gives it, the groundbreaking soundtrack, and who we'd cast in a reboot (even though neither of us wants a reboot). Listen and give us your opinion! Guest: Kay-B instagram.com/ladykayb21 // twitter.com/ladykayb21 Resources/People/Articles/Media Mentioned in Podcast: Articles: BET Orders 3 New Series: 'Boomerang' Reboot, Will Packer Comedy 'Peachtree Place' And Scripted Drama Based On 'Soul Train' Media: Listen to Kay-B's opinions regularly on The Show About Nothing podcast. Follow the conversation: @ungentrifiedpod on Instagram/Twitter #ungentrifiedpod Host @kentwjohnson on Instagram/Twitter ungentrifiedpodcast.com #ungentrifiedpod www.kentwjohnson.com Email us your questions/comments at [email protected]. Episode Sponsor: Black & Abroad Theme Music by Nas550 (www.soundcloud.com/nas550)