Rastafarian Quotes in Black Sheep (1996)

Mike: [cheering on Rock the Vote Crowd] Yea! Kill whitey!

[crowd goes silent]

Rastafarian: No! No! No!

Rastafarian: You're looking for Dédé, man?

Richard Walker: Yeah. You know him?

Rastafarian: Sure, man. You don't look like you know him.

Richard Walker: What am I supposed to look like?

Rastafarian: Desperate, man.

Richard Walker: Well, I'm desperate.

Rastafarian: So where are you from, man? New York?

Richard Walker: San Francisco.

Rastafarian: Much better, man.

Richard Walker: Yeah.

Rastafarian: North Beach. Much, much better, man. Many places to dance.

[singing]

Rastafarian: "If you go to San Francisco, be sure to wear a flower in your hair". Come on, man. Buy me a Kahlua and tell Jack your desperate troubles.

Richard Walker: All I really need, man, is, uh, Dédé.

Rastafarian: All the boys and girls are looking for Dédé these days. But Dédé's been gone, you know, two nights.

Richard Walker: Yeah, but where?

Rastafarian: Man, why not say what you're looking for? Dédé is not the only one who can show you.

Richard Walker: Why don't you tell me what I'm looking for?

Rastafarian: The white lady. Isn't that so?

Richard Walker: Yes.

Rastafarian: Heavy. Now I see the desperate man.

Richard Walker: Is she all right?

Rastafarian: Beautiful, man. Nobody has touched the lady. You don't worry, man. Follow me.

Richard Walker: Where is she?

Rastafarian: Cool, man. No one has so much as stepped on her toe. She's here, man. And pure as the driven snow. C'mon, give it a try.

[shows a paper with cocaine]

Rastafarian: Do a one-on-one and tell me if I lie. Come on, man. The nose knows.

[Walker tries it]

Rastafarian: The white lady. Pure white. Good, not true? 600 Francs. You don't need Dédé, man.