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To the guy constantly preaching that he doesn't like it, you're not supposed to. It's supposes to offend you and make you feel uncomfortable. Racial imagery isn't supposed be something to smile and be positive about. It's supposed to make you think.
@@Sammy_82 Wtih any kind of poetry* you should find your own meaning. For me, its the importance of generational wealth Missing out You are your own greatest asset
Point is, if U dont want people using it, then practice what you preach! Its not cool, its not ok! I love the message behind his video, but I'm tired of people's double standards. Either the word is bad or it's not!
The moment she said "we're not suppose to say that word," I was done. This song was not made for white ppl or ppl who can't comprehend metaphoric messages
I'm not even Black and I found this song as one of the most powerful art ever recorded. It's like the Bohemian Rhapsody of Rap. They're all like "surfacing" the record... that is reality. I don't need to be BLACK to appreciate ART and FACT.
Amanda Quaresma girl.....I keep seeing you comment the same stupid question. Obviously they should know what’s going on considering the fact that they are surrounded by younger ppl who knows that this is still happening🙄
That's also because "getting it" would require them to acknowledge that they were apart of the generation that behaved in the manner depicted in the scenes of the video.
It's not that they don't understand it, but these people actually lived in a time where racial relations were SO different. Seeing that imagery and language, for them, might bring them back to those days and elicit a completely different reaction than how a younger audience would feel.
kinda sad most of them didn't try to analyze what the song was about, they just couldn't get past some of the more obviously shocking visuals and words :c
@KRAYON he’s saying he’s a hard worker and not someone who does and says things just to get by. He’s telling you not to waste your money on things with no return. He’s telling you to spend on things that are valuable. He’s telling you generational wealth is the way to make wealthy societies. Cash in the hand is worthless next to things like houses and actual investments. Move in silence
It’s literally style drawn straight from the minstrelsy era of the early 1900s, designed to insult. It’s designed to make them look like monkies. It goes without saying that African Americans are not monkies. You cannot blame him for what he’s being shown.
@@EricMtuhuru yep, they have a defensive emotional reaction of disgust and maybe even ancestral guilt that prevented them from trying to explore the narrative of the song. Understandable but unfortunate.
have adults, college kids, and then teens react to the video. Lets see the differences between the generations. This would be actually interesting and id like to see if point actually gets across to different generations or if everyone is still just offended or has the same view.
2021, and this video is still very interesting to dissect. They all get the point, coming with their own critical decisions. Few applaud, and see the hard truth in the message. While the other elders seem overwhelmed and shy away from the opposition. This is very interesting and educational. Dope 🔥 video 👍🏽
MLK warned us about these types of people who want change but dont want to do anything about it. The same people who would rather have negative peace than civil disobedience for us to go further. Jay z is just putting out what we all know, of course its uncomfortable buts its true. calling it a step backwards, dissmissing it or saying we are past this shows that we are more happy living in this false peace than bringing up and talking about the issues. " Shallow understanding from people of good will is more frustrating than absolute misunderstanding from people of ill will"-MLK
Oh please re-do this episode. Show the elders these comments. They didn't understand anything, they just said they "didn't like the words" they weren't actually listening.
This was SOOOO interesting to watch. Seeing the focus that the elders put on their distaste for the words Jay used and how uncomfortable they felt with the imagery. It's supposed to make you uncomfortable, you're supposed to feel bad, but that doesn't mean we get to turn away or push it to the side. The idea that some of them thought this was a step backwards, in terms of society, simply because it addressed deep rooted stereotypes really shows the generational gap in reactions to race. So interesting.
It's not a step back, we just haven't taken as many steps forward as they thought we had. I genuinely hope they reflect and open their eyes a little, but I doubt it. Most of them didn't seem to open minded...
Maybe in the older days people were very focused on moving away from those stereotypes, and this feels awkward to them. Nowadays directly confronting what those stereotypes were is more popular.
Real talk, the first time I heard this track I was pretty shocked. Kinda felt weird listening to it because I realized pretty quick that this was not talking to me. Realizing that I could listen and appreciate that Jay is trying to pass on some wisdom to a younger generation. Some fiscal lessons he learned the hard way.
That lady in the pink dress really got it, kudos to her. Not always easy to understand your past with racism when you are raised by parents who grew up in the 1930s >
I feel like when you grow up with seeing real stuff like this on tv all the time, it’s hard to accept the message because it reminds you of a time you don’t want to think about. It’s like when we get real old, imagine our grandkids trying to show us an animation that displays police brutalities from the early 2000s. We might be so distracted by what we can actually remember than watch the animation.
I mean you'd get the other issue, where they would just nod their heads and go "That's deep, that's meaningful" so it looks like they understand it, but then not actually think what the message is
Those college kids on fbe wouldn’t get the message because they have the same mentality as these old folks. Most of them wont understand the history behind the words or the animation
i was very surprised from they way they reacted saying that they didn't like the message of the song when in reality, the song is speaking of nothing but the truth
@@browngreen4663 How long do you think a generation is ? Im a Milennial and my generation encapsulates 16 years I'm 15 years older than the youngest in my generation and I'm 17+ years older than the proceeding generation. So, if these adults are between 15-20 years older they are atleast a generation older than him.
I truly don't understand why they are offended. The video has a clear powerful message but they're mad because the cartoon is how racist illustrators from the 30s used to draw us. I think it was clever to use that cartoon style for the message of the song. I just don't see how they are offended honestly🙄
Bravo to all these elders for at least listening and engaging in this complicated and difficult dialogue. Even if some of them, unfortunately, didn’t get it on this listen, the were exposed to it and that’s better than so many are willing to do.
This is why we need to change our ways of hiding from these types of topics. Nearly all of these people hear the lyrics and see the imagery and automatically think “oh this is offensive can I please leave now”. They’re so afraid of the conversation that they just read the headline and run away. I hope we can all lose this habit.
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The lady in the orange was so right " if you don't listen with an open mind you miss the whole concept"
her and the white lady in pink was on point shout out to her too
I listen but I just don't understand it
@@James-cs2dz how u dont get it
@@James-cs2dz might need to look up the meaning
@@2020catcrazy it's just confusing to me
"They got everything negative about African Americans in here."
THAT'S THE POINT
0 replies in 2 years!?
Bruh
That's not the point
[Toby1034] Toby ヅ it is the point but I don’t have the energy to type a paragraph on why
[Toby1034] Toby ヅ It is what are you talking about
To the guy constantly preaching that he doesn't like it, you're not supposed to. It's supposes to offend you and make you feel uncomfortable. Racial imagery isn't supposed be something to smile and be positive about. It's supposed to make you think.
AJETT Fr, sum dont understand the concept it seems
The old guy is also trump supporter....
Doodle Shrimp trump support base has a tendency to have certain about opinions about race
Carrot Cake that’s a bit assumptions
Titumir Parvez this isn’t about politics but I see your point
It seems like the lady in the Orange is the only one who gets the concept of this.
You got to have an open mind
Nah pink shirt was spittin
The pink and orange was the only two
I love how in the beginning everyone's like "this is so offensive" and then the lady in the orange was just like "haha the watermelon"
Green shirt kinda got it no matter what I do ima still get called a ninja
Thats why elder people reacting to these music are popular. When u get old, 99% of people never gonna be open minded.
They really dont get it damn
12k comments and im your first comment
I’m second 7 hours later
Wow
Bruh
Damn
How in the hell did they miss the point? Jeez...
NRTStv sad af
Never seen people so afraid of a word. Thats real hypocrisy right there.
DerpEye I
They’re afraid of the power behind the word
Then can I say it too?
Harvivek Dhindsa doesn’t mean it isn’t still an issue today
@@skfoxjrxzz5051 No.
Do these people do not understand satire and/or social commentary? This is brilliant by Jay-Z.
@CyberRedWolf 2 you would’ve thought that would have actually let them have a deeper understanding of the meaning but I guess not 😔
Could someone explain it to me?
@@Sammy_82 I’m sure there are many videos explaining it’s meaning
@@Sammy_82 Wtih any kind of poetry* you should find your own meaning.
For me, its the importance of generational wealth
Missing out
You are your own greatest asset
They are Americans
"You're not supposed to use that word" Lmao tell that to those using it with venom behind it, not Jay-Z making a point
derek dsouza thank you for your comments
real talk bruh
Facts
Point is, if U dont want people using it, then practice what you preach! Its not cool, its not ok! I love the message behind his video, but I'm tired of people's double standards. Either the word is bad or it's not!
HolyCannoli not for you to decide
Did they not understand that this was basically a history lesson...(?)
I think not.
O
Yeah they dont
I would say it’s more of a finances lesson
There's so much to get from this video and they didn't find a damn thing. Kinda sad tbh
The moment she said "we're not suppose to say that word," I was done. This song was not made for white ppl or ppl who can't comprehend metaphoric messages
LITERALLY
Frr
@@harrierdubois8168 it effects it in the biggest way….the point flew RIGHT over a majority of the white ppls heads
@@kembacrosee it didn’t flow over my head, i think it’s a pretty easy concept to get
@@ruadhanduffy3361 obviously not. Cus the bs u commented says otherwise.
They Just don't get it .
Veasia Lewis right it's a great video
Nah they don't
nah they don't but could I get yup snap or ig I'm not thirsty or anything ☺
FrozenPies _ bruh
@@romeamiri simp
Out of all people you’d think the elders would get it, shame
@@whosthis4094 idk?
Nah the exact opposite ! Elderly people are always the most set in their ways and I'm not surprised the whole video went over their head
that guy from buckethead nation would
@@ftyropek yea I was thinking that too
lol I’m a kid and I get it
Way over their heads...
Nestor Ramirez facts
Not really
Sadly right
@@jl_finesse they literally admited that they didnt understand it 💀 what are you talking about
R/whoosh
I'm not even Black and I found this song as one of the most powerful art ever recorded. It's like the Bohemian Rhapsody of Rap. They're all like "surfacing" the record... that is reality. I don't need to be BLACK to appreciate ART and FACT.
This. Exactly this. One could almost say many of them missed it on purpose.
My ex wants to know, what's your ethnicity then?
Bohemian Rhapsody is terrible nahh 😂
@@andreb4339what?
@@andreb4339it’s better than this garbage 😂
They really don't understand
Except for a couple of them
So why dont you explain them...
@@amandaquaresma2703 grammar please and it seems like you don't get it because I saw u on another comment asking that person to "explain it"
Their school was problem different
Amanda Quaresma girl.....I keep seeing you comment the same stupid question. Obviously they should know what’s going on considering the fact that they are surrounded by younger ppl who knows that this is still happening🙄
It's funny how you'd expect the older audience to be wise and really listen to what he's saying but they couldn't get past the hook
That's so true I'm kind of dissapointed
That's also because "getting it" would require them to acknowledge that they were apart of the generation that behaved in the manner depicted in the scenes of the video.
@@angelad5994 bingo
Tbh I thought the opposite, I thought older people may have been the most judgemental
@@angelad5994 Exactlyyyy!
It's not that they don't understand it, but these people actually lived in a time where racial relations were SO different. Seeing that imagery and language, for them, might bring them back to those days and elicit a completely different reaction than how a younger audience would feel.
THIS
Thank you for saying that! You could see it in their eyes.
Yo that's real, good shit being empathetic
Kooky Thymes damn Ive been having to reply something like this to all the people that are like why don’t they get this
Not at all the lesson is clear an all they gotta say is it’s offensive
I’m 15 and I think I get this more than the older people. Remember old age doesn’t equal knowledge.
FACTS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Exactly!!
As long as you're not implying you're smarter than everyone at 15 I agree.
Your brain actually becomes less malleable and receptive to new knowledge retention with age. Makes sense
Lots of older people tend to be closed minded and not able to understand the art of expression in music
Wow only one person knew what he was talking about
yea, they did not get it.
Sith Lord MEGAbrianTRON not at all
Sith Lord MEGAbrianTRON y 5:40 yeah she's on to it.
I think they might have a better understanding if they watched it today.
were they paying attention bc half of them didnt get it...
Allysah Delores THANK YOU
It’s sad that they don’t hear the message, it’s an amazing song and a true eye opener to the problems we still face today.
All they hear is the "N word" nothing else.
kinda sad most of them didn't try to analyze what the song was about, they just couldn't get past some of the more obviously shocking visuals and words :c
5 years no comments
My head hurts so much. They don't get it 😪
Idkhafsaaa right
Oh boo hoo
So explain them
Amanda Quaresma how did you make a grammar error on two comments that are exactly the same?
Amanda Quaresma do you really need us to explain this blatant video. You must not be a very bright.
"I thought we were making progress..."
"...ookay"
Jalen Wilkie bruh, this.
w comment
And then they told us we MUST see color. They beat people on the streets and told us to ignore it. Everyone got more extreme. It made a comeback.
"The truth that nobody wants to talk about." That was so on point.
They kept talking over jay's messages!!
G
A
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Its a reaction video??
They don't get it...
haha honestly they don't
I cant take you seriously
No no they dont
curly boi says curly boi with a tom and jerry profile pic. *looks at my name and profile pic. Shit.
1:27
"I thought we made progress" I laughed. Then I cried.
But we have made progress..
birdcatmouse No we haven't
we have made progress, I mean we don't have slavery anymore, right? So we have made progress.
The American Patriot lol we still have slavery are you serious they are just called prisoners and criminals
Orest Pellumb they have done things wrong tho very different to slavery
8:05 she speaks the absolute truth. She sums up the entire video and its message
Fr fr
ITS VULGAR BECAUSE ITS REAL
This was so irritating to watch
Rhyann Sampson why?
Rhyann Sampson it is some of them are so close minded . I wish they would've gave more of an explanation
Ikr
Watch bucket head nation “dad reacts” he understands all of it
rhy ! honestly
Lol they don't get what he is saying
Could you explain it to me? I'm not from USA that's why its difficult for understanding
Семен Романов what I mean their not listening 👂 to what he is saying
T.E.D. tech can you explain wath he is saying?
Pretty much just be you and stop avoiding what you are even if you’re not accepted by society
Mohsen A I was gonna argue but then I noticed “I’m not black I’m OJ” so your right
6:47 bro predicted the entire video 😭😭😭😭
he’s my Favorite elder lmao
None of them really got it, did they?
nope
Orange and Pink.
@@yosoy3a purple. But yes, orange and purple.
Robert Carranza True
1:27 This guy got part of it
Too real for some people.
Most people.
It flew right past their minds
Dumbo
@@thunderup816 4;44 likes
@KRAYON he’s saying he’s a hard worker and not someone who does and says things just to get by. He’s telling you not to waste your money on things with no return. He’s telling you to spend on things that are valuable. He’s telling you generational wealth is the way to make wealthy societies. Cash in the hand is worthless next to things like houses and actual investments. Move in silence
4:18 “they’ve got a monkey looking person…” BRO??????
Well that was the point
It’s literally style drawn straight from the minstrelsy era of the early 1900s, designed to insult. It’s designed to make them look like monkies. It goes without saying that African Americans are not monkies. You cannot blame him for what he’s being shown.
@@primezilla37insane that the people who lived through it are missing what it’s representing 😭
Their reactions got me so tight
6,000 likes and no comments...
@@xx_pussyslayer420_xx7 here I am
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@@aesr_ ong dady
@@Kirito-ln3fd ayo?
It's crazy how the people who grew up with that imagery could not stand to see it
They feel guilty or they don't want to address their "sins" and the lasting impact it has had on this country and it's citizens.
@@EricMtuhuru yep, they have a defensive emotional reaction of disgust and maybe even ancestral guilt that prevented them from trying to explore the narrative of the song. Understandable but unfortunate.
I think it's precisely because they grew up with that, they couldn't stand it.
@@IncredibleIceCastle ancestral guilt? Get out of the internet, you are approaching the madness zone
I would like to think “they don’t get his point but their hearts not in the right place”
This song/video went over some of these elders heads just because it blatantly use the n-word
He said it for me at 6:50
have adults, college kids, and then teens react to the video. Lets see the differences between the generations. This would be actually interesting and id like to see if point actually gets across to different generations or if everyone is still just offended or has the same view.
Orlando Antonio wanna see that
Orlando Antonio Yes!
Orlando Antonio most of them would probably react the same way. Offended.
Orlando Antonio i agree with this
Orlando Antonio this a great idea
The ladies in the pink and orange are the only people that actually understood the song 🤦🏽♂️
Are they even listening?
No
No
ofc not lmao its the react channel
No
Nah theyre seeing the animation
They don't get it
Generic comment. Also the ones that did get the message are in pink and orange clothes.
Guess they don't understand what he's talking about
yh
I’m happy that lady in the pink was getting it. And i like the lady in orange in general
Open your damn minds people, some of these elders are such hypocrites.... 6:57 - 7:07 is exactly why most of them didn't get it
Respect your elders
@@owenbates2315 No one *has to* respect anybody bro.
@@jackpage5311 thank you for saying that
Thank you finally. Most elders just don't get it and force their irrelevant, immaterial notion on others like if it's supreme philosophy
@Harvey Lucas but no one deserves disrespect
They really didn't get it
2021, and this video is still very interesting to dissect. They all get the point, coming with their own critical decisions. Few applaud, and see the hard truth in the message. While the other elders seem overwhelmed and shy away from the opposition. This is very interesting and educational. Dope 🔥 video 👍🏽
MLK warned us about these types of people who want change but dont want to do anything about it. The same people who would rather have negative peace than civil disobedience for us to go further. Jay z is just putting out what we all know, of course its uncomfortable buts its true. calling it a step backwards, dissmissing it or saying we are past this shows that we are more happy living in this false peace than bringing up and talking about the issues. " Shallow understanding from people of good will is more frustrating than absolute misunderstanding from people of ill will"-MLK
LK96 Exactly. It's really bad that people are already brushing this song off.
LK96 true
I would like this comment but it’s at 444 likes the same as the jay z album
It's uncomfortable to watch or hear cause it's true
Oh please re-do this episode. Show the elders these comments. They didn't understand anything, they just said they "didn't like the words" they weren't actually listening.
Yeah they didn’t get it..get over yourself.
the story of oj is real art to me. this song is in my top 100 rap songs all time
They don't get it at all. Lmao
@Death trooper ...elaborate please.🤦🏾♂️
fritzdaddy-135mm get staggered yeah no they don’t
At all smh!!
I dont think they were listening.
This was SOOOO interesting to watch. Seeing the focus that the elders put on their distaste for the words Jay used and how uncomfortable they felt with the imagery. It's supposed to make you uncomfortable, you're supposed to feel bad, but that doesn't mean we get to turn away or push it to the side. The idea that some of them thought this was a step backwards, in terms of society, simply because it addressed deep rooted stereotypes really shows the generational gap in reactions to race. So interesting.
Yes 100%🙌🙌🙌
Very well said
It's not a step back, we just haven't taken as many steps forward as they thought we had. I genuinely hope they reflect and open their eyes a little, but I doubt it. Most of them didn't seem to open minded...
Maybe in the older days people were very focused on moving away from those stereotypes, and this feels awkward to them.
Nowadays directly confronting what those stereotypes were is more popular.
“I thought we had made progress”
Lmao Of course you did, sir...
I don’t know who WE is 😂😂😂😂😂😂 he ain’t us
Only lady in pink gets it
And the orange! She got it too
Cus they are black, they know how it feels
@@Tootisepop the lady in pink isn't black😅
Laylonee Gordon fr
@@Tootisepop Lady in pink was not black did you watch the video?
People got offended because they're reminded of history?
Yes
Wow this flew right over people's heads......
Real talk, the first time I heard this track I was pretty shocked. Kinda felt weird listening to it because I realized pretty quick that this was not talking to me. Realizing that I could listen and appreciate that Jay is trying to pass on some wisdom to a younger generation. Some fiscal lessons he learned the hard way.
That lady in the pink dress really got it, kudos to her. Not always easy to understand your past with racism when you are raised by parents who grew up in the 1930s >
the guy in the green shirt smh
"I take it he's not talking about orange juice" 😂😂😂
They meant O.J Simpson
woosh
Well it was the Juice for sure jajaja
hey at least she understood what the song ment lol
Lol she's said I have a feeling he's not talking orange juice! 💯😂
I feel like when you grow up with seeing real stuff like this on tv all the time, it’s hard to accept the message because it reminds you of a time you don’t want to think about. It’s like when we get real old, imagine our grandkids trying to show us an animation that displays police brutalities from the early 2000s. We might be so distracted by what we can actually remember than watch the animation.
I think most of them miss understood
David Trevino ikr
"That's a little offensive" before listening for more than 20 seconds
Every single one got it wrong, how?
I know they did
guess they are ... Dumbo
The white lady in pink and the black lady in orange got it. Dunno why the others didn't.
@@punkyagogo I think it was obvious
4:53 you’re telling me she got it wrong..?
“They have everything offensive here” THATS THE FUCKINGGG POINT
I want to see college kids react to this. Surely they'd understand.
I mean you'd get the other issue, where they would just nod their heads and go "That's deep, that's meaningful" so it looks like they understand it, but then not actually think what the message is
I’m 11 and I get it
I’m 15 and I got it
I'm a fetus and got it
Those college kids on fbe wouldn’t get the message because they have the same mentality as these old folks. Most of them wont understand the history behind the words or the animation
They were so uncomfortable that they didnt even try to understand or listen to anything that was being said.
i was very surprised from they way they reacted saying that they didn't like the message of the song when in reality, the song is speaking of nothing but the truth
iZayySplashy did you not watch to the end
iZayySplashy um....they said they didn't like how the message was relayed. not the message itself.
I don’t understand why people judge music without understanding it.
Seems like no one understood but one
im sorry 2
You people do realize these Elders are only 15-20 yearz older than Jay-Z😧
That's still a generation above him
Lol. Only?😂
@@alteredpenguin2073 that’s two to three generations
@@browngreen4663 How long do you think a generation is ? Im a Milennial and my generation encapsulates 16 years I'm 15 years older than the youngest in my generation and I'm 17+ years older than the proceeding generation. So, if these adults are between 15-20 years older they are atleast a generation older than him.
@@browngreen4663 a generation is a 20-30 year gap
they weren't listening..
MzJayBay ikr still deaf
Did you two watch the full video? If you did, you would know that the pink and orange woman got it.
And what is truly interesting is this is just a scratch of the surface of TRUTH about this experiment🇺🇸👌🏻
That one lady in that lilac WAS THD ONLY ONE WHO GETS IT
They don’t get it whoops
I like how they squirm and are uncomfortable, that's exactly what Jay-Z wanted from this song
3:03 the only reaction I like ❤️🙌🏾
2017 is the year of making people uncomfortable with the truth
Dyvonne Body damn preach lmao
Dyvonne Body
Is that why so many people are uncomfortable with the president?
Dyvonne Body Is that why Igotleftoffbadandboujee?
im asian and I didn't do anything
Like that Trump is a good president
I truly don't understand why they are offended. The video has a clear powerful message but they're mad because the cartoon is how racist illustrators from the 30s used to draw us. I think it was clever to use that cartoon style for the message of the song. I just don't see how they are offended honestly🙄
well, they didnt get it at all..
The lady in pink really started to get the message! I applaud that!
I also applaud the lady in orange who gets it!
Pink shirt lady is Lowkey woke
purple and orange too
No
Have them react to J.Cole if they still don't get it, I'm done
Make them react to fack by eminem
@@kyleallanson3323 lmaoooo
They didn’t get it
J. Coles messages are so unsubtle that if they don’t get it they’re probably just idiots. So yeah, good point.
@@tazmoir yeah literally that’s why they need to start on Cole, move to maybe a Jay Z or Kendrick, and go from there if they have the attention span
these elders are not wise
Bravo to all these elders for at least listening and engaging in this complicated and difficult dialogue. Even if some of them, unfortunately, didn’t get it on this listen, the were exposed to it and that’s better than so many are willing to do.
Elderly lady in pink 💯💯💪🏿
Laylonee Gordon yeah no. Pink
Truly jj nah also the one in orange
@@emperor_donell pink and orange understood it the most
@@jmcman6104 I know they said pink and i was saying also orange
Have the Adults/Parents and the Teens react to this. I think it would be a really interesting comparison between the reactions.
People really are dense. You can't make progress if you can't you can't process information.
Mackin Shizzaveli #NiggaYouGay mmmmmmm lol what?
This is why we need to change our ways of hiding from these types of topics. Nearly all of these people hear the lyrics and see the imagery and automatically think “oh this is offensive can I please leave now”. They’re so afraid of the conversation that they just read the headline and run away. I hope we can all lose this habit.
"I thought we made progress" ...🤔 ok
Funny watching people react to history as offensive when someone tells it as it is
Society trained them to tune it out. It's not intended to reach them.
That girl in the pink dress is such a W