{"href":"http://player.captivate.fm/services/oembed?url=http%3A%2F%2Fplayer.captivate.fm%2Fepisode%2F7a62947b-41c2-4f96-9e4b-7ee770db8476","version":"1.0","provider_name":"Captivate.FM","provider_url":"https://www.captivate.fm","width":600,"height":200,"type":"rich","html":"","title":"King Of Tubi Kaamel Diezel Hasuan on WILD Tubi S3X Scenes, Rise in Black Film, BETAwards,Oscars+More","description":"Black Diesel \u2014 Kaamel Diezel Hasuan \u2014 pulls up to Reallyfe Street Starz and drops real talk on 100+ film credits, Tubi, and the truth about Black independent cinema that most people won't say out loud. The crew opens with Kaamel introducing himself and clearing up how people been mispronouncing his name for years (0:00) before breaking down his extensive filmography \u2014 McGraw Ave, Dirty D, Black Men Don't Cheat, He Played Me, and a whole lot more (5:30). He gets into what separates a real production from a trash one \u2014 and spoiler, it starts with confusion on set (12:00). Then Diesel speaks on being the most knowledgeable person in the room on certain sets and what it's like working alongside Detroit film legends like Krystal, Akiva, and Dwyane (18:30). The conversation shifts to how the pandemic became the perfect storm for Black independent film and how McGraw Ave blew up while the world was locked in the house (24:00). Diesel talks getting recognized as his character Boom in the streets every single day (31:00), then breaks down his upcoming self-written film Me Me \u2014 a 40-year-old virgin story where he acts with a full lisp the whole movie (36:30). The guys go deep on Tubi's rise, how the platform exposed Black talent but is now taking advantage of creators (42:00), the explosion of independent Black streaming networks like U-Haul (48:30), Country Wayne getting paid directly through Facebook (54:00), and Diesel dropping real advice for anybody thinking acting is easy (1:00:00).\n\n\u23f1\ufe0f TIMESTAMPS:\n0:00 - Intro & Kaamel Clears Up His Name\n5:30 - 100+ Film Credits & Filmography Breakdown\n12:00 - Signs Of A Bad Production & Set Confusion\n18:30 - Being The Most Knowledgeable On Set & Detroit Film Family\n24:00 - Pandemic As The Perfect Storm For Black Independent Film\n31:00 - Getting Called Boom In The Streets Every Day\n36:30 - New Movie 'Me Me' \u2014 40-Year-Old Virgin With A Lisp\n42:00 - Tubi's Rise & Exploitation Of Black Creators\n48:30 - Independent Black Streaming Networks & U-Haul App\n54:00 - Country Wayne Getting Paid Directly On Facebook\n1:00:00 - Real Talk: Acting Ain't Easy & Advice For Newcomers","thumbnail_width":300,"thumbnail_height":300,"thumbnail_url":"https://artwork.captivate.fm/2f8e3877-c7ad-4666-8f58-a9046b9e034e/fw-NKxyF_I9niHAQxBZvCijH.jpg"}