Denzel Washington Sets the Record Straight While Addressing the ‘Uncle Denzel’ Memes

Denzel Washington Sets the Record Straight While Addressing the ‘Uncle Denzel’ Memes

September 16, 2016KatoBlog, Moives, Positive ThinkingLeave a comment

In an interview with Global Grind, while promoting his film, The Magnificent Seven, Denzel Washington lays down some words of wisdom while addressing the “Uncle Denzel” memes.

In his own words, “Those who can, Do. Those who can’t, talk about those who can.” I LOVE IT!!!

The meme originally began appearing on social media shortly after an interesting photo of the actor surfaced, that was taken at the Mayweather v. Pacquiao fight.

CHECK THE CLIP OUT BELOW:

And Now… check out the trailer for the film “The Magnificent Seven” below:

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Kevin “Kato” Hammond is a Media Mogul and Musician. He is the owner of Take Me Out To The Go-Go, Inc. (TMOTTGoGo), which comprises Take Me Out To The Go-Go Digital Magazine, TMOTTGoGo Radio, TMOTT Website and Graphic Design, and Otakcity Publishing. The TMOTTGoGo brand gains attention from outside media outlets for its designation as “the official gateway to a Washington, DC music culture.” Such magazines as Vibe has made Kato Hammond and TMOTTGoGo a significant source of information about the Go-Go music culture. Hammond’s history as a musician includes serving as Lead Vocalist and Guitarist for Pure Elegance, Little Benny and the Masters, and Proper Utensils. Born in Washington, DC, Kato grew up in Seat Pleasant, Maryland, and attended the Duke Ellington School of the Arts in Washington, DC and Bowie High School in Bowie, Maryland. As a child, he performed in DC area organizations such as CUE (Children’s Urban Arts Ensemble), Bren-Carr Dancers and The T-N-T Poppers. Hammond is also an BangDrums2award-winning playwright. At the age of 17, he wrote a play entitled Buddies that listed in the finalist division of the Young Playwrights Inc. Young Playwrights Festival at the Public Theater. This play was performed Off-Broadway and starred Denzel Washington, Anna Maria Horsford and Michael Wright, all of whom were lesser known actors at the time. Today, in addition to managing multiple ventures, Hammond serves as a Language and Arts Educator for Teaching for Change and Drummer for Chantilly Baptist Church. Hammond resides in Northern Virginia.