"When you see someone, of course, you know they’re Black. I wanted to know what he thought about it because that’s what interests me. How do Black people feel? How do brown people feel? How do fat people feel?”"
"All of us feel something about who we are and how people see us, what they think of us. I am fascinated by other people. They are the people that interest me, not the celebrities so much.
“It’s everybody. What their story is, what made them who they are, why you are the way you are.”"
MM reminds me of my sister, 70, who has neurological issues going on. I'm not keen on MM. Lots of assumptions are made about celebrities, the clips of Cillian Murphy handling them are worth a watch on YouTube. It shouldn't be done, but it is. I don't find the Graham Norton show funny, ir particularly entertaining, it has a undertone that I can't get passed. However I'm not seeing what MM said this time as really problematic.