Tookie: Tookie described Mr. T from Rocky as 'scary and black'.
In a sprawling 189-minute episode of "Tookie Soup" that aired March 18, 2026, on BeDabbler, host Tookie delivered a surprisingly candid, if racially charged, assessment of a classic 80s action hero. While dissecting a montage of throwback action movie clips, Tookie paused to offer his personal take on Mr. T, the iconic B.A. Baracus from "The A-Team" and "Rocky III." "He was scary and very black," Tookie declared, a statement that immediately set a peculiar tone for the segment. He elaborated on this unsettling observation by referencing a clip of "My man White Waffle," though it remains unclear who this individual is or his connection to the Mr. T discussion, adding a layer of the usual "Tookie Soup" surrealism to an already questionable take. The episode then veered into a deep dive on the ongoing feud between Jinxie and Bartholomew, with Tookie dedicating a significant portion of the broadcast to dissecting a recent BeDabbler livestream from Jinxie. Tookie played a 45-minute segment from Jinxie's March 17th broadcast where she vehemently defended her stance on the perceived "clout chasing" of Bartholomew, accusing him of fabricating drama for views. In the audio played back for the "Tookie Soup" audience, Jinxie stated emphatically, "This man is a snake, a pathological liar, and frankly, a disgrace to the Dabbleverse." Tookie, in turn, seemed to relish the conflict, offering his own commentary and interjecting with sarcastic remarks about Jinxie's supposed "meltdown." Later in the episode, Tookie addressed the recent controversy surrounding Bartholomew's alleged misuse of fan donations, a story that has been circulating across multiple Dabbleverse channels for the past week. He presented a series of on-screen graphics detailing alleged financial discrepancies, claiming Bartholomew had diverted over $5,000 in Super Chats from a charity stream held on February 28th to his personal account. While Bartholomew has yet to issue a public statement regarding these specific accusations, Tookie seemed to relish the opportunity to further stoke the flames, stating, "The evidence is right there for everyone to see. This isn't just bad content; it's outright theft." The la