Non-blackculturalstereotypes(racist jokes orthick accents)Madea or some olderBlack lady preachesto the main characterthat she needs tostop being so uptightand just let a manlove herFaith as Redemption[ex; the crackheadMom going to churchbarefoot in Diary of aMad Black Womanand singing]FamousBlackmusiciangueststarringFemalecharacter hasto choosebetween hercareer vsfamily/loveAbusivehusband/boyfriendCrackheadAn actor doingtoo well in thisperformancefor a TylerPerry movieSinglemomChurchsceneMadea isnot in themovieBlack Pop Culturereference gueststarring in the movie[ex. Judge Mableanfrom Divorce Court inDiary of a Mad BlackWoman]Bougie andcollegeeducated Blackrelative (usuallyfemale)Sexualabuseagainst achildMadeareferencesbeing astripperA joke thatmakes usunironicallylaughComic reliefoutside ofMadea, Joe,and Mr.BrownSexualabuseagainst anadultJoereferencessexuallyassaultingwomenAn actorplaying aterribleversion of a“gangster”Antagonist ispunished swiftlyand theatrically(car crashes,arrests, publichumiliation)Maincharacterends up witha lightskinmanMadeareferencessexuallyassaultingmenActor that’sonly knownfor doingBlackmoviesNon-blackculturalstereotypes(racist jokes orthick accents)Madea or some olderBlack lady preachesto the main characterthat she needs tostop being so uptightand just let a manlove herFaith as Redemption[ex; the crackheadMom going to churchbarefoot in Diary of aMad Black Womanand singing]FamousBlackmusiciangueststarringFemalecharacter hasto choosebetween hercareer vsfamily/loveAbusivehusband/boyfriendCrackheadAn actor doingtoo well in thisperformancefor a TylerPerry movieSinglemomChurchsceneMadea isnot in themovieBlack Pop Culturereference gueststarring in the movie[ex. Judge Mableanfrom Divorce Court inDiary of a Mad BlackWoman]Bougie andcollegeeducated Blackrelative (usuallyfemale)Sexualabuseagainst achildMadeareferencesbeing astripperA joke thatmakes usunironicallylaughComic reliefoutside ofMadea, Joe,and Mr.BrownSexualabuseagainst anadultJoereferencessexuallyassaultingwomenAn actorplaying aterribleversion of a“gangster”Antagonist ispunished swiftlyand theatrically(car crashes,arrests, publichumiliation)Maincharacterends up witha lightskinmanMadeareferencessexuallyassaultingmenActor that’sonly knownfor doingBlackmovies

caeden - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Non-black cultural stereotypes (racist jokes or thick accents)
  2. Madea or some older Black lady preaches to the main character that she needs to stop being so uptight and just let a man love her
  3. Faith as Redemption [ex; the crackhead Mom going to church barefoot in Diary of a Mad Black Woman and singing]
  4. Famous Black musician guest starring
  5. Female character has to choose between her career vs family/love
  6. Abusive husband/boyfriend
  7. Crackhead
  8. An actor doing too well in this performance for a Tyler Perry movie
  9. Single mom
  10. Church scene
  11. Madea is not in the movie
  12. Black Pop Culture reference guest starring in the movie [ex. Judge Mablean from Divorce Court in Diary of a Mad Black Woman]
  13. Bougie and college educated Black relative (usually female)
  14. Sexual abuse against a child
  15. Madea references being a stripper
  16. A joke that makes us unironically laugh
  17. Comic relief outside of Madea, Joe, and Mr. Brown
  18. Sexual abuse against an adult
  19. Joe references sexually assaulting women
  20. An actor playing a terrible version of a “gangster”
  21. Antagonist is punished swiftly and theatrically (car crashes, arrests, public humiliation)
  22. Main character ends up with a lightskin man
  23. Madea references sexually assaulting men
  24. Actor that’s only known for doing Black movies