On Sunday night, millions of people will be sitting down to watch TV. Most will be glued to the Oscars, but some will be watching another channel — and ANOTHER awards show.

The All Def Movie Awards, created by Def Jam Records cofounder Russell Simmons, seeks to honor the black talent who are noticeably absent from the 2016 Oscars.

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"He created an alternative to the Oscars, something that he feels people, for years have wanted to see and it's a fun comedic take on movie awards, and it is also honoring the people that Russell and host Tony Rock believe should be honored," said Kevin Fraizer, co-host of Entertainment Tonight. 

And yes, host Tony Rock is Chris Rock's brother. Frazier recently sat down for a chat with Tony Rock. He told Frazier there's no sibling rivalry intended.

"He also mentioned that he has seen and heard some of Chris' monologue, and it addresses the 'big black elephant in the room,' as he likes to say," Frazier said.

The All Def Movie Awards airs Sunday at 7 p.m. on Fusion. Frazier joined host A Martinez to tell more about the awards show, and the impact it could have for recognizing people of color.

To listen to the full interview, click on the blue audio player above.