The Infamous Scene That Took 'Soul Train' off Air For Good

The Infamous Scene That Took 'Soul Train' off Air For Good

Discover the shocking truth behind the scandalous moment that ended Soul Train’s legendary run. What really happened behind the scenes of one of America’s most iconic shows? From dramatic confrontations to jaw-dropping revelations, this infamous scene changed everything. Don’t miss the untold story of how it all came crashing down!

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[TimelessExpedition]

Did you ever imagine this would be the reason 'Soul Train' disappeared? Let us know your thoughts below!

[jacquelinegarvin]

This was one of my favorite programs growing up in the seventies and the eighties.

[rosemarywatson]

When Soul Train ended, I wasn't watching it any more.

[omarpasha]

The artists were putting more uplifting Black consciousness rhetoric in their lyrics, and the music was still great! Don was only depending on his sponsors instead of building his own product brands that also brought in big money! Soul Train Film making and Soul Train Records would have been booming businesses!

[taiwoidowu]

Whatever has a beginning, must surely have an end. That's just the way it is.

[henryalva]

Can't believe people traded that level of artistry for Rap. Goes to show how people adopt whatever the media feeds them, no matter if it's pure garbage.

[ShavaughnBrown-zsno]

I always liked watching Soul Train but wasn't used to the the time changing when it came on.

[margocoon]

We use to run 🏃🏾 to the TV saying SOUL TRAIN IS COMING ON!!! Loved 🥰 this show and we would dance 💃 like 👍🏾 the dancers

[keepinitreal]

SOUL TRAIN started out as a brilliant idea for a platform of some of the greatest Black RnB artists, bands and beautiful black dancers showing off their dance moves, stylish costumes from 1971 until 2000. That is where I believe that’s where SOUL TRAIN started losing its “black” platform besides Don stepping down from being the host. Whoever chose Shamar Moore as the guest host had to be out of their mind. I never cared for him because he was NOT BLACK ENOUGH!
The show started bringing in non black dancers and some of the dancers dressed like strippers. The last 5 years showed that the show was not going to last much longer. IMHO!💃💃💃🏆🎶🎶

[WillieBowen-on]

STEVIE WONDER WAS POPULAR BEFORE SOUL TRAN

[randygaines]

Soul train what's great for Black America and the country went all over the world just like rap!!!

[BeresfordWilliams-sjvq]

Soul Train also produces many individual Superstars! 12:33

[dwightwilburn]

Was it, , when Richard Pryor performed

[davedisko]

My memory tells me the first White Boy to appear on Soul Train

[richtensail]

yes social media ruined soul train bck ven ( hahahahah)

[StephanieRivers-ubey]

Im an 70s baby loved watching soul train on Saturday then dick clark

[Chosen-]

When Don Cornelius got off the train 🚊, I got off, we got off at the same station 🚉

[JoeDiesel-gy]

Entertainment were getting robbed and carjacked.