Video of Tony Robbins, self-help guru, using the N keyword in the 1980s

The video of Tony Robbins using racial insults repeatedly has been discovered, the latest in a series of damaging revelations about the polarizing coach.

The latest installment of a Buzzfeed survey on Robbins features a video shot in the 1980s, showing Robbins making a presentation in front of a small crowd, where he remembers from a previous meeting that he described as "a black activist".

Robbins then recounts how he spoke to a particularly upset black participant: "As long as someone else is dealing with ***** and gets that kind of answer I've already seen, where are you ready to explode and what you have done gives this person absolute control over you. "

"You have no control in your life, you are still a slave."

Strangely, Robbins then launches into a dance singing: "I'm a n *****, you're a n *****, be a n ***** too."

He says his techniques were effective in attracting crowds and brought black and white spectators to kiss, adding, "Black, white, that does not matter to me."

Robbins' lawyers told Buzzfeed that "the presentation was positive and was accepted in the context in which it took place: a passionate discussion about racism and how to overcome it".

They added, "Any suggestion that Mr. Robbins is racist or insensitive to the African American community is absurd and false – in fact, one of Mr. Robbins' event partners for more than 25 years. is an African-American. "

Buzzfeed's previous revelations included claims that Robbins was exposed to sexually harassed assistants and fans.

Robbins has criticized the #MeToo movement in the past, claiming that women use the #MeToo movement as "a drug" to make themselves "significant".

The millionaire self-help guru was filmed on a tape describing #MeToo as an excuse for women to use "victimism" on their own.

He then narrated a weird anecdote about a "powerful and famous man" who had chosen not to hire a "very attractive" woman because it was "too risky to have her with" .

Robbins made these comments on March 10 during a seminar in San Jose, California, and they later became viral.

"If you use the #MeToo motion to try to get some meaning and certainty by attacking and destroying something else … all you have done is basically d & # 39; use a drug called meaning to make you feel good, "Robbins told the public.

Robbins told the public that he was "not hitting the # MeToo movement", but "was hitting the victim". He spoke to the crowd, asking them to take into account the impact of this event, while saying that "anger is not a power."

After the images became viral, the founder of the #MeToo movement, Tarana Burke, went to Twitter to criticize Robbins for her "misogyny".