Bam: "If I could, I would've folded myself up in there for you as your gift."
Joe: "Bam. You couldn't fold yourself up in a pickup truck."
Leroy Brown: "Joe! That's your grandniece, that's kin to you!"
Joe Simmons: "Grandniece? What the hell is a grandniece? I'm from Alabama. After daughter, it don't damn matter."
Children are gonna live their own lives whether we want them to or not.
A Madea HomecomingI'll give you a lesson in life. In the morning, the sun will rise, and if it don't, you have died.
A Madea Homecoming, by Joe SimmonsRosa Parks is a whole entire Civil Rights hero. She's a shero.
A Madea HomecomingA future isn't a future without a past.
A Madea HomecomingTim: "How you doin'?"
Joe: "Uh, fair to middlin'. Nuts don't work, but they still trying. They'll crank out a little now and then to make her happy."
Tim: "Okay... uh, I didn't need to know that."
What you batting your eyes and fixing your hair for? Bam, you barking up the wrong trees.
A Madea Homecoming, by Joe SimmonsNever let your girlfriend and your man hang out too often!
A Madea HomecomingI didn't make it rain, but I sure made it drizzle.
A Madea HomecomingGet your hand away! You ain't heard of COVID-1920?
A Madea Homecoming, by Joe SimmonsJust like an apple trying to get through the eye of a needle.
A Madea Homecoming, by Joe SimmonsI wish I was a mirror, so I can see myself inside of you.
A Madea Homecoming, by Joe SimmonsWhat the hell kind of sense it make what these police doing to black people?
A Madea Homecoming, by Joe SimmonsWe don't pay no fines, they gotta catch me first.
A Madea Homecoming