My mom taught me the map of the world while I was in first grade (home schooled) while my brothers friend in 7th grade didn't even know our states names.
I'm Latina and actually have no idea what 5 de mayo is, I'm from Brazil and here we don't speak Spanish and we don't know a lot about Mexican culture. Remember, Latinos are more than Mexicans
Its one battle that one state of Mexico had that defeated the country of France. France and other countries try to take over Mexico but they couldn’t. It’s not the independence of Mexico 🇲🇽
@@rogerthecockmachine6663 at these time America was on civil war. The reason for France get a invasion over Mexico was because they wanted get conquered over America. Then if Mexico get lost by France probably France get conquered over USA pretty easy because the American was on civil war and the south had no surveillance and less well armed. So this is one of reason why America celebrate 05 de Mayo and Mexico don’t celebrate it. Saludos.
I don't think it needs to be said that people that were born and grew up on totally different continents and have different cultures aren't the same, regardless of shared race. And it certainly doesn't mean one is better than the other either.
Also these Latinos sounded like they were victims while true Hispanic culture is about being proud of where you can from working to solve issues. No somos víctimas
I am hispanic of jewish and european background. My eyes are green, my complexion is extremely pale and I am tall. Everyone is surprised when I tell them that I am hispanic and that my parents are mexican. They always say I am too white. Mexicans come in all colors.
i think so? i'm brazilian and here we speak portuguese, not spanish, and we are also latinxs because of our location (even tho most people don't see brazilians as latinxs)
I think Latino needs to be redefined as “ Any people group who has roots from any people groups that has Latin language base, specifically Spanish, French, Italians, Portuguese, and Romanians, that live in the New World, such as North and South America. EX. Hispanics of South and North America, and the French Quebec’s of Canada.” That is how I personally see it.
I'm not sure but I think Latinos are the ones who speak a language that comes from Latin (Spanish, French, Potuguese, Italian, etc). Latinoamericans are the Latinos from America continent and Hispanic are the ones who talk Spanish (like Spanish or Mexican) people. So why don't we call Latinos to the Europeans ? ( latinoeuropeans). At least the ones who deserve it. By the way, Brazil is Latino but not Hispanic. Glad I help you!
@@IsaacBurgos1Burgos thanks for clearing it up, I was typing fast. But I still believe the Latino term should change to all those who have Latin (Or Roman) based ancestry who lives in the New World because that is more inclusive to all those who have Roman ancestry and speak a Romance Language, and not have to be those who have Spanish roots. But in that inclusivity, there are some things where the line must be drawn, such as the Slavs because of there their own people group and their own languages with complications, and the English, since its a primarily Germanic language with most people from England can trace there ancestry back to Germany, or Northern Germanic people groups, such as Nords and Swedes, and the Germans. That is why the English refer to themselves as Anglo-Saxon.
"Latino" is a generalized American term for anyone from Latin America, Latin American is Mexico, Paraguay, Argentina, Brazil, Uruguay, Colombia, Costa Rica, Haiti, Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico, etc. Don't forget that.
1. Being Hispanic and being Latino are two separate things. 2. I think they should’ve brought people who have lived already in Latin America and people and not only American-raised Latinos. There’s A LOT of different experiences.
Kerrhyn Brooks very true but anyone who is Hispanic is Mexican . We just originate from different countries and other places like Puerto Rico or Dominican people .
I wouldn’t say those were bad questions but I think it was definitely a wasted opportunity. Like, I thought the point of this series is to ask uncomfortable yet thought provoking questions. 🤷🏽♀️ (p.s. I think good questions have been lacking in interviews of other communities too)
I blame the fact that the US doesn’t have a universal education system and instead it’s based upon state regulations bc omg some states teach absolutely nothing
Because of patriotism. As someone who lives/goes to school in the US, has lived here for a long time, Americans think they own the world and don't feel the need to learn geography or take a citizenship test. They don't even know where the 50 states are on a map. Which in my opinion is really sad and only feeds the egos of those racist Americans.
I’m glad we got to do the Latino one but I’m kinda disappointed that y’all didn’t ask them about the Racism and Confusion about Race in the Hispanic Community
T S that’s not true if you go too south america a lot of people call themselves hispanos (hispanics), but here in the usa I’ve noticed that their trying to demonize that term not knowing that actual hispanics/latinos don’t really mind the term, in fact the term that actually bothers them is “latinx” (that includes me)
andres aguirre no one, literally no one uses the word Hispanic in Latin America. The 1st time I even heard that word was here in the US. In fact I don’t like the word either because of the connotation it has. Also it put us in the same group as Spain but not Brazil and culturally we have more in common with Brazilians that’s with Spanish people. And I really can’t care less about the term Latinx, Spanish is a language that use genders, and when you use the masculine it includes everyone, so for me Latinx or Latinos is a thing of preference
Could be tricky tho because what certifies someone a feminist like they could get loads of applicants and like 75% are white feminists you know like they go in there and they would represent feminism as something that’s not even feminism you know idk
Heavily appreciated that Latinos were given representaron, I’m part Hispanic, but this video could’ve hit so much harder with racism, colorism, immigration, school, job hunting and fields, etc. Glad they at least touched upon gender, but as a part Hispanic person I feel there were a lot of struggles that weren’t touched upon enough.
Rachel Jackson honey hispanic means spanish speaking person from a spanish speaking country. So you can not be half a spanish speaking person. You either are or not. Just say half latino or whatever country your parent is from if you dont speak spanish.
@@tinas8211 It is also a noun and is mostly descendents but not always from a country. Im half Hispanic because my mom is full Hispanic and my dad is white. So yes you can be mixed with it.
Yo viví hasta hace 3 años en Puebla, de ahí me mudé a Aguascalientes, aún sabiendo que no se celebraba el 5 de mayo si me saqué de onda cuando me dijeron que no había puente. Me vieron raro mis compañeros ese día.
I don’t get why one of the girls said she has a bigger problem with the word hispanic. To me being hispanic is that you or your family is from a country whose origin languages spanish.
Carter Valentine How about you continue to say Latino and other people who want to use Latinx can. Cause you know people can use multiple words to mean the same thing. That's unfortunately how language works. I know. Shocker!
“Do all pro life people think the same?” Or “do all pro choice people think the same?” I think that would interesting 🤭 please like for jubilee can see this 💖
I'm pro-choice and I'd definitely love to see the pro-choice one ( and pro-life one ), like i know I'm pro-choice but there are just some points that are like... yesh...
Okay I'm really tired of Americans telling me what I am and what I am not. I am Brazilian and LATINA I was born in Latin America, my mother tongue is Portuguese, and none of that makes me less Latin than any other.
smeutr1 I have to agree, BUT I’ve had people get upset with me assuming that I’m trying to offend them. Even though they’re clearly struggling they get offended as if I did something wrong but all I did was relate to their first language which is Spanish but idk it’s only some others really appreciate it.
Then elderly people that speak Spanish to me I tell them sorry I don’t know spanish lmao after losing my grandma 3 years ago I stopped caring about trying to learn for her until a hot spanish milf needs help then my smart ass can decipher what she is hopefully saying cause I was never taught Mexican
Wow Valeria's situation hit home. I'm not perfectly fluent in Spanish and I'm more pale than the average Cuban but that doesn't take away from the fact that I am still Cuban. Growing up in Miami I've just been labeled the white kid. I'm still trying to learn Spanish as a way to basically validate myself since I wasn't lucky enough to be taught as a little kid. It hurts a lot to be denied part of your own culture even though that's what I've grown up surrounded by and what I embrace.
It would be for me interesting “Do all Biracial people think the same”.And i hope they won’t choose only mullatoes,they will choose also hapas,mestizos etc.
Moe Rvnn it’s word for describing half black half white person.I know,that this term was created in Latin America and was used in race caste,but people don’t use this word to offend someone.
Casey Donnelly that’s not colorism lmao. Colorism is discrimination against individuals with a darker skin tone (mainly among people of the same race or ethnic group)
Bill Bixby it's not that we hate mexicans, we hate people thinking mexico is the only country in latinoamerica, ignoring our own country, culture, etc. It makes me feel like no one cares about us, but meanwhile we are learning everything about your country.
I just love (irony) how people always forget Brazilians when they are talking about Latin American people. We are a huge country, full of different cultures and ethnicities and we deserve to be remembered.
@@lindstheteacher1611 im latino and came here for the comments disappointed no white liberals are outraged that they think different like in the bernie sanders videos
The word Latino is not gendered unless you specifically say "latino" in the context of talking about a latin male, the word "Latino" by itself means someone of latin descended which can be male or female. Many latinos hate the word "latinx" because no one can change a language that's been around for thousands of years and erase the history and again it's gender neutral already by itself so why make more words that mean the same and confuse native speakers from their own language
I really like this channel, but I found this episode to be super excluiding. I'm from Brazil and I clicked on the video bc I was sure there would be at least one Brazilian person. Especially bc Brazil is such a big country and yet never mentioned when it comes to latinos subject. I confess I was a somewhat disappointed with the amount of different countries there were represented here. I'm still a big fan of the channel though!
@Major PainDiaz that's bc Brazil is a *heavy* country that is never considered Latino bc we don't speak spanish... This video would've been sooo much richer if there was a Brazilian person there! The debate would've had so many different perspectives! I was happy that there was at least one black Latina tho, she made some really good points! Much love from your Brazilian sis
@@manuventurini2790 Right! Pisses me off every time they exclude us from the Latin group because the Portuguese were the ones to colonise us rather than Spain, and so the U.S. assume Hispanic = Latino and we are always excluded from these discussions. Plus, Romanians are also Latinos so it would be lovely to have them in the conversation, especially because they are from a totally different continent than all of us.
Yesss, pisses me off that people forget not only about Brazil but fellow latin american friends like Haiti! Just shows how the north american perception of the rest of the continent is just... Inexistent!
Biracial is so vague though because you can be mixed with anything and it’s totally different experience. Like I’m mixed Asian/Latino but that’s WAY different than being mixed Black/White or White/Asian
“if they’re old enough to have a conversation about what they did wrong then have the conversation, if they’re not old enough to know what they did wrong then why are you spanking them?” POWERFULLLLLL
@@omega0195 i feel like it does to a certain point. It definitely did work for me lol I understood why my actions were wrong bc my parents would tell me (throw a warning) before spanking, and this is mostly what happens with Latinos. We get spanked after they warn us, not once but almost 3 times before they spank, so I completely agree with what the woman said afterwards. “Spanking is the hardest thing to do”
You can tell non-latinos came up w these questions. I usually appreciate jubilee’s content but y’all failed to spark a meaningful conversation especially w our current political situation. This could’ve had actual potential if y’all asked some real questions smh
There are many reasons why they decided NOT to do political issues, etc. You can't control how people are going to react to other people's opinion. Therefore it's safer to ask the basic questions.
I live in an area with a lot of Latinos, but tbh the only southern cone people I ever meet are argentinians. I’ve met exactly one immigrant from Uruguay and none from Chile. I did meet Chileans when I was in college but they were just studying here, they didn’t plan to remain in the US.
daniela gp this video wasn't about explaining the diversity of Latin America. It was asking questions to Latinos who grew up in the US. It a US cultural video.
Odio el término "latinx", en primera porque en inglés técnicamente es "latin" (y si se preguntan que seria una confusión para la gente que habla latín, no existen personas [actualmente] que hablen latín nativo, aparte de que el término latino engloba a todos los idiomas derivados del latín, [y si, países como Francia, España, Portugal incluso la zona francófona de Canadá cuentan como latinos]) que de por sí el termino no asigna géneros (para los que se sienten ofendidos), así que es totalmente innecesario usar "latinx" es como usar el "todes" y todo eso, y en español el término "latino" en sí es "neutral", ya que a algo que no se le "asigna" un genero y/o es masculino se le pone "o", el unico término qu tiene "genero" es el femenino (la "a") y sé que por más qué me queje y demás nada va a ser que cambie (a menos que tuviera el poder), pero si podemos decir algo bien, porque no hacerlo?
Yo si puedo usar el Latine si me lo piden ,pero se supone que si se usa la X no se pronuncia, se usa para ser cambiada, decir Latinux es estúpido y claramente no entienden como coño se usa o para que sirve
this series is so wasted. you get this smart diverse group together and dont ask the hard questions. Like even with your weak questions they were having deep conversations.
gissseeell There is a very significant difference between growing up in the USA and Mexico, I’ll use Mexico as an example for a Latin American country. I believe that too many Mexican-Americans don’t understand that they aren’t actual Mexicans.
Luc Michel but we are? We are Mexican American. And of course there are differences in the way we are raised and live. But like in the video you have no right to tell us what we are and are not. I am Mexican American, I speak,read, write Spanish fluently I still have a lot of family in Tampico. So please-I am Mexican and I am American
Luc Michel and I think what Latin Americans don’t understand is that we (Latinos) are treated as foreigners everywhere we go. We’re gringos in Latin America and “not real Americans” in the US.
Juliana Sosa It’s ok to not be an actual Mexican (Mexican-Mexican). You are Mexican-American, and that’s ok. I think something I should add onto my original comment is that a good portion of Mexican-Americans don’t realize how American they are.
ladydontekno I understand what you are saying and I think through assimilation and the passing of time that the treatment of you as a foreigner will diminish. Of course, there is just no acceptance from some people.
por fin alguien lo dijo!! m da mucha bronca que los estadounidenses quieran en muchos casos, auto plocamarse latinos para victimizarse sobre la xenofobia (que no sufren), o solo porque ahora es una moda ser "latino", cuando ellos nunca van a pasar en su país primermundista lo que pasa un latino de tercer mundo
You asked the most garbage questions. You had a white Latina and a black Latina, you could’ve asked a question regarding race and how it affects Latinos differently. Maybe even racism within the hispanic community.
@@Kranzkitty Honey the Americas were violated by European people so yeah, there are a LOT of "white" latinxs or darker skinned ones with blue eyes, etc
America: Continent Latin countries: France, Spain, Portugal, Romania, Italy. Hispanic: All countries who ONLY speak spanish. (Brazil is not hispanic, they speak portuguese). And it is also not a race. Latin american: People that have latin countries etnicity borned in America (continent) wich this time includes every country including Brazil. In latinamerica there are all kinds of race like: -Indigenous (Native Americans) -Caucasian (Also known as White) -Mestizo (Caucasian with indigenous) in most cases. -Black (African Americans) And people from other races (but rare). I know, it's pretty complex, but just showing how the demonym we often use is wrong. Edit: There are so many details that i needed to add, but it would of been a very long comment and other things that i wrote that are also debatable, i just tried to make my comment as accurate as possible so some people could get the idea, if you have any more details you could leave your comments down below. 😉
Im brazilian and I always thinks how come we are excluded of the "latino gang". We are also latinos but not recognized as one. 🤔 But honestly I think we are the most mixed ppl in the world, my family comes from Italy, Spain, Portugal, India, Hungary and Im trying to discover what else.
Being bilingual is one thing but for those “Latinos” that live in the US that don’t speak Spanish at all then that’s a huge part of their identity that it’ll always be missing and one of the main reasons they would never be fully embraced in their respective culture/communities.
People in Latin America are always so quick to assume that people born in the US chose not to learn Spanish when 1. Spanish is not the only language in Latin America and 2. Many kids of immigrant parents were forced to only speak English in school
@@lizl8884 I say it because I know so many people who have mexican parents like me and they don’t know how to speak Spanish or it’s a very broken Spanish. Obviously I know it’s not their faults but I’m happy that my parents did teach me Spanish and that I’m fluent in it
@@greenjellybeanXD or in cases like my mother (and eventually me), she was not taught spanish because her parents felt that she would have more opportunities in life if she was seen as more white
We live in a country where the predominant language is English so why would we know Spanish? That’s like expecting a white person of German decent here in the states who was born here to know how to speak German lol. Get over yourself. Speaking Spanish doesn’t make you anymore latino than the next person here in America because no one here speaks The language of their great great great grandparents lol. Also idk if you know this but Spanish is a white mans language it came from Europe. Ya know… Spain! It’s just as white as English is lol
Me desespera tanto que generalicen tanto con “latinos”. Son tantos los países y son muchas las diferencias. Tan solo en México la gente del norte es muy distinta a la del sur. Generalizar es la mejor forma de invisibilizar. El mejor ejemplo es: “Selena es una ídolo latina” 🙄
@@pepperz4320 because this agenda of pushing Latino's as pale skinned people is very misleading and unfair to the dark skinned Latino's as if they don't matter.
Everyone thinks that I am here illegally or my parents are illegal. I am Puerto Rican and come from from Puerto Rican heritage. We need more history classes teaching more about latinos
To be fair we do that on our own holidays aswell. 4th of July? Memorial day? Both excuses to just party, barbecue and have fun. It's just how we celebrate.
@@cici1717 As an American, I hate it when most white people take someone's culture and completely destroy it. You have a point they do use someones important, beloved cultural holiday as an excuse just to get drunk. Like people act like they understand the importance and meaning of someone's culture.
The title of the video, says, literally, "all Latinos think the same" Latinos are people who live in more than 20 different countries, Latinos are ethnically and culturally very different from each other. So they should have represented each one of them with their questions, not just one country
Cinco de Mayo?? That’s not for all Latinos why even ask the question Okay my problem with the question is that the title of the video says "all Latinos", idk, what I imagined was a group of people from different countries, like someone from Colombia, Chile, Ecuador, Guatemala etc but they asked them about a Mexican holiday, I'm Latina and I have no idea what cinco de mayo is, it's like asking someone from Argentina if they celebrate idk, the independence of Salvador (I know cinco de mayo is not the Mexican Independence day), it doesn't seem to make much sense, so the title of the video should be "Latinos living in the US" bc then the question makes a bit of sense, since it's a misconception some Americans seem to make, that it's celebrated by any Latino apparently
Because that's the point. People (caucasian people to be more precise) believe that just because you are Hispanic or Latino or both that you MUST celebrate cinco de mayo since is a celebrated day said in Spanish.
Guapo da God Cultures that live in America** you really think a Chinese that lives in China is goin to celebrate that? Of course not lmfaooooo So why would an Ecuadorian for example that lives in America celebrate a Mexican holiday? That makes no sense at all.
1. Bad questions 2. Not interesting topics 3. Many forgotten issues 4. Lacks black-latinos 5. Brazilians (Portuguese Speaking Latinos) completely forgotten 6. Lacks Latinos raised in Latin America Sorry jubilee you didn't get this one right. Edit: I also wrote about the absence of haitians (French Speaking Latin America) but most of them don't consider themselves latinos so I erased the edit where I refered to them.
When I first went to school in the U.S (I'm from Brazil), I didn't know how to speak English very well, I could barely say sentences. The school usually sends letters to families about announcements, grades... And for a whole month, they sent it to mine in Spanish, they only stopped because I told them that I would rather them send it in English since my parents knew how to speak it. Keep in mind that they are a school, these uneducated people that don't even know basic geography are teaching us.
Thank you for taking time to learn the English language I wish more people who come here and live in America were more like you. Yes, keep your native toungue because that's who you are but please adapt to your environment.
@@andrealedet9541 wtf, of course, if you are going to live in another country you have to learn the language to go to school or college, i hope you're not talking about having issues with people speaking another languages in public or something
"We have more in common than language, even if you don't speak Spanish!" Me: *stares in Brazilian* Pretty good, but this one could use a deeper dive, especially if you could get a more diverse set of participants
Exactly, we need some Brazilians and some more afro-Latinas. More diversity! If they would've added Brazilians, people would finally understand that Brazilians are LATIN.
hello bye this reminded me of their one with black people. The questions they asked then were also very surface level and shallow. Who is producing these videos???
@@ShizukaRose I agree. The transgender video too, not a single question about a policy issue. It seems like certain communities get kid-glove treatment compared to others.
Storytime from an Spaniard(yes, it is related to the video): I was on a travel in The Netherlands with 2 of my friends (fact: they don't speak English) and we were at a restaurant and a group of young American tourist came to us trying to know us and have a conversation (Americans I love how nice and talkative you are, you remind me of Spanish people somehow). So one of the guys asked us where we were from, and as I was the only one of my friends that knew English I answered, and the conversation went like this: +So girls where are you from?? -We are from Spain +Oh that's cool, we went to Mexico once and we really loved it. -Oh ok, and have you ever been to Spain?? +Eem, we went to Mexico. -Yeah, but Spain it's not in Mexico +Really?? Well I mean you are latinamerican, so how cone you are this far from your continent?? Bro, Spain is in Europe, Im European, and I love my latinamerican brothers and sisters, but you are just telling me you flew all over the Atlantic Ocean and you haven't looked up Google maps or even a map and you haven't seen that south of The Netherlands is a big noticeable country named Spain?? Did you guys ever had a Geography teacher or test?? Also, don't tell me go back to your country or tell me don't speak Spanish, we are in America, because I will beat your uneducated @ss, because if I tell you I'm from Spain and still think I should go back to my country, I will remember you that it was a guy from my country that discovered your country and colonized it, so you exist because of that, don't tell anyone to go back to their country, is rude and offensive
Nicole S I loved the vid, but I agree with your statement cause coming from TX there is clear differences between light skinned/Americanized Mexicans and Latinos. Such as I see a huge part of the community supporting trump with his immigration policies and the more serious problems such as Black lives matter, Blue lives, etc. There should be a discussion about that as well within the community.
Kassidy these Latinos are also hispanics. If this were a video in Portuguese with Brazilians or with people from Belize who only speak English or even creole from the Caribbean coasts, then this would be a valid discussion to have.
she's THE worst representation of latinos bc in some of her videos she has literally put on a hat and a mustache sayin that she's Latina. and btw Ella es de Venezuela.
@@rosamaura8356 but isn't Venezuela in Latinoamérica? Also I get it why you are mad, but there are pretty much stereotypes about everyone, that some people like to laugh at, I don't think people that make those jokes (like Lele pons) do it so that is offensive, that is my opinion, I don't mean any hate but I just wanted to clear up the misunderstanding
I'm honestly disappointed. I was expecting to see a wide range of Latinos (racially and nationally). I left as soon as they mentioned 5 de mayo, like there are over 30 countries in Latin America, four of which don't even speak Spanish and Americans still act like we are all Mexico. No hate to Mexico, but I'm just exhausted. I wished they'd include people from Brazil, Argentina, Puerto Rico, Uruguay, Cuba, Panama, Venezuela and more. I bet almost everyone in the video is either Mexican, Mexican-American or Central-American.
you should’ve watched the whole video, bc not all of them are mexican. and about cinco de mayo they talked about how that’s an stereotype about latinxs
They should talk about September 15 that’s when a lot of us Central Americans got our independence. I hate that I get called everything but what I am I’m from El Salvador I hate being called Mexican lol. No disrespect to Mexico I love my Mexican homies
That would be awesome, including international, private, and domestic could be tricky. Also adopted from birth as well as older ages.. definitely could be super interesting!
There’s a “the world according to Americans” map, it’s pretty accurate, they think everything that’s under US is Mexico or stuff like that (some of them, ok)
Because whites think that America is so great that every other country doesn't matter and isn't necessary to know where they are geographically. While other countries learn the whole map and learn several languages
is it me, or are Jubilee videos strangely “addictive”? lol i sometimes find myself binge watching them（╹◡╹）♡ i’m excited to see what videos they come out with next !
The lady crying is the most LATINA thing I've seen in my life. I'm Brazilian and my boyfriend is English. Now I can have a glimpsy of how he sees me every time I cry.
@@jagp135 It does work. My mom spanked me as a child and I have the uttermost respect for how she raised me. I learned a lot and developed good morals, and now we have the best relationship.
This video was so shallow, especially the first half of the video. There was a big opportunity to ask hard questions and I did not see that in this video.
I’m Dominican and I’m probably the lightest in my family and in school I would get asked if I was adopted by a black family 🙃 my whole family is all colors of the spectrum, Dominicans are mixed with so many different races and ethnicities were not all just one color
it kinda bugs me that people say oh ur not latina because u speak portuguese not spanish and br dont get alot of representation in the latin community and there often excluded (not always but mostly to people who are not latinos)
I’m Latina and people act like I’m the first black Latina they have ever seen. Latinos come in so manny different colors
* Jackson yessss OMG thank you. Not everyone looks like JLO and Camila. Most ppl in Cuba (where my family is from) are brown like us💯👸🏽👸🏽
as a fully Asian Latina, it's about the same or even worse
Mer Ina oof
Bella D yes it’s like you’re not black enough for the blacks and no “ Latina” enough para los Latinos
Mer Ina how so? I can imagine
"So in my third world country, they teach us the whole world, but here in the Silicon valley, they don't give you a map?" 👏👏👏
That was epic!!!!!!!!
this!!!!!!!!
I wouldnt call Colombia a third world country but yeah
@@norahr14 that would be true if it actually was.
My mom taught me the map of the world while I was in first grade (home schooled) while my brothers friend in 7th grade didn't even know our states names.
this should have been longer... I was waiting for the colorism and racism questions too
Lolop Callulu ik what a let down
lol, yea thats the real questions. But I think people still see latin people as a race vs culture
They addressed colorism a little bit towards the end, but they didn't go in depth. Which is ok with me.
THAT
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I'm Latina and actually have no idea what 5 de mayo is, I'm from Brazil and here we don't speak Spanish and we don't know a lot about Mexican culture. Remember, Latinos are more than Mexicans
That's so true! I'm Cuban and sometimes I forget that Brazilians are also part of the Latino community as well
@@angi4912 Hello fellow Cuban
Its one battle that one state of Mexico had that defeated the country of France. France and other countries try to take over Mexico but they couldn’t. It’s not the independence of Mexico 🇲🇽
@@herrera1856 I mean... you got defeated by Texas and the US, but hey, whatever
@@rogerthecockmachine6663 at these time America was on civil war. The reason for France get a invasion over Mexico was because they wanted get conquered over America.
Then if Mexico get lost by France probably France get conquered over USA pretty easy because the American was on civil war and the south had no surveillance and less well armed.
So this is one of reason why America celebrate 05 de Mayo and Mexico don’t celebrate it. Saludos.
The woman in stripes is so motherly. I love her
She kinda looks like the mother in One Day at a Time on Netflix
Agreed shes lovely!
To me as a Mexican I think she's the most Mexican.
Seriously she’s gorgeous and I want her as my mom I love her
She almost made me cry at one point
You should do African Americans vs Africans
Trust me, they are different
PrincessQueen Aisha I agree
And by a mile
Omg yes
I don't think it needs to be said that people that were born and grew up on totally different continents and have different cultures aren't the same, regardless of shared race. And it certainly doesn't mean one is better than the other either.
That would a good one
As a Latino, where are all the juciy questions about racism within the community?
They didnt even touch on true latino culture
Also these Latinos sounded like they were victims while true Hispanic culture is about being proud of where you can from working to solve issues. No somos víctimas
David Manriquez i’m not hispanic/latino so could u explain about the racism that goes on
@@No-ls7gk as a Hispanic my self the Hispanic community is very racist toward other races, mainly asian
@@No-ls7gk for reference I grew up in East Los Angels, largely know for Latino gang violence.
*FLASHBACK: Fourth Grade*
My classmates: Are you Hispanic or Mexican
My friend: I'm Domincan.
My classmates: 👁👄👁
Bruh Hispanic only means you speak spanish tf? 😂😂
Literally me My while life. I’ve always heard “WHAT DOMINICANS ARE BLACK?!?!?!”
@@marir.s3620 not true lol
I am hispanic of jewish and european background. My eyes are green, my complexion is extremely pale and I am tall. Everyone is surprised when I tell them that I am hispanic and that my parents are mexican. They always say I am too white. Mexicans come in all colors.
@@ER-wp7jc Right. You can be white and Mexican. Race is a social construct anyway. Humans, amirite?
"Do all suicide survivors think the same?" Please like this just so jubilee can see this
Ohhhh I like this!
Yes!
Oh yeah yeah
Do all dead people think the same would be better
@@lewisc556 lmao
I was lowkey waiting for the “Are you Latino if you don’t speak Spanish?”
sirena_is_cool I known!
By the way the answer is yes, a person that doesn’t speak Spanish with Latin America background is a Latino but not Hispanic.
i think so? i'm brazilian and here we speak portuguese, not spanish, and we are also latinxs because of our location (even tho most people don't see brazilians as latinxs)
I think Latino needs to be redefined as “ Any people group who has roots from any people groups that has Latin language base, specifically Spanish, French, Italians, Portuguese, and Romanians, that live in the New World, such as North and South America. EX. Hispanics of South and North America, and the French Quebec’s of Canada.” That is how I personally see it.
I'm not sure but I think Latinos are the ones who speak a language that comes from Latin (Spanish, French, Potuguese, Italian, etc). Latinoamericans are the Latinos from America continent and Hispanic are the ones who talk Spanish (like Spanish or Mexican) people. So why don't we call Latinos to the Europeans ? ( latinoeuropeans). At least the ones who deserve it.
By the way, Brazil is Latino but not Hispanic.
Glad I help you!
@@IsaacBurgos1Burgos thanks for clearing it up, I was typing fast. But I still believe the Latino term should change to all those who have Latin (Or Roman) based ancestry who lives in the New World because that is more inclusive to all those who have Roman ancestry and speak a Romance Language, and not have to be those who have Spanish roots.
But in that inclusivity, there are some things where the line must be drawn, such as the Slavs because of there their own people group and their own languages with complications, and the English, since its a primarily Germanic language with most people from England can trace there ancestry back to Germany, or Northern Germanic people groups, such as Nords and Swedes, and the Germans. That is why the English refer to themselves as Anglo-Saxon.
"Latino" is a generalized American term for anyone from Latin America, Latin American is Mexico, Paraguay, Argentina, Brazil, Uruguay, Colombia, Costa Rica, Haiti, Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico, etc.
Don't forget that.
say it louder 4 the ppl in the back
*Cries in Chilean*
booboo thefool yeah everyone also thinks that Spanish French Italian Portuguese and Romanian people aren’t Latinos
@@juancarletti8633 their are Latin
Why do people always forget Perú xD
1. Being Hispanic and being Latino are two separate things. 2. I think they should’ve brought people who have lived already in Latin America and people and not only American-raised Latinos. There’s A LOT of different experiences.
It would of been cool if they brought people in from poor neighborhoods and not just peolle from a college campus.
I was born and raised in Latinoamerica I would love to be there.
I have lived in both countries. It’s quite an experience
From what I understood, one guy literally lived in Colombia
Agreed! As a born and raised Latino it would've been great being there
SHOULD OF SPOKE ABOUT THE RACISM IN THE HISPANIC COMMUNITY...
and homophobia
You mean colorism?
are you latina?
Would be great if they had Afro-Latinx too🤷🏽♀️
Right!
Cinco de Mayo is for Mexico so in “do all LATINOS think the same” that was the wrong question Mexicans are Latinos but not all Latinos are Mexican
Kerrhyn Brooks this is true though if people notice....Cinco de Mayo is celebrated more in the US than in Mexico. This video was boring.
Kerrhyn Brooks very true but anyone who is Hispanic is Mexican . We just originate from different countries and other places like Puerto Rico or Dominican people .
Bald headed Baddies no anyone who is Mexican is hispanic not the other way around
@@yasminlin311 Hispanic just means Spanish speaking
I’ m latino (argentinian) and i don’t know wtf is that 😂😂
I wouldn’t say those were bad questions but I think it was definitely a wasted opportunity. Like, I thought the point of this series is to ask uncomfortable yet thought provoking questions. 🤷🏽♀️
(p.s. I think good questions have been lacking in interviews of other communities too)
This. ⬆️
👏 👏 👏
So what kind of question would ask?
could you provide some questions? im not trying to come off as rude, but im genuinely curious!
How are you gonna say that but not even include an example?
one time i told an american that i was from brazil and he said "oh you come from africa then?" people from the usa need more geography classes fr
Ao ponto de dizer que o Brasil (o maior país da América latina) fica na África eles estão bem ruim mesmo de geografia
I blame the fact that the US doesn’t have a universal education system and instead it’s based upon state regulations bc omg some states teach absolutely nothing
@@cee8737 some states might want to keep the population ignorant so they can better manipulate its citizens
Because of patriotism. As someone who lives/goes to school in the US, has lived here for a long time, Americans think they own the world and don't feel the need to learn geography or take a citizenship test. They don't even know where the 50 states are on a map. Which in my opinion is really sad and only feeds the egos of those racist Americans.
and I thought my geography was bad..
I’m glad we got to do the Latino one but I’m kinda disappointed that y’all didn’t ask them about the Racism and Confusion about Race in the Hispanic Community
Truee
I feel like they kind of did at 3:50
T S that’s not true if you go too south america a lot of people call themselves hispanos (hispanics), but here in the usa I’ve noticed that their trying to demonize that term not knowing that actual hispanics/latinos don’t really mind the term, in fact the term that actually bothers them is “latinx” (that includes me)
andres aguirre no one, literally no one uses the word Hispanic in Latin America. The 1st time I even heard that word was here in the US. In fact I don’t like the word either because of the connotation it has. Also it put us in the same group as Spain but not Brazil and culturally we have more in common with Brazilians that’s with Spanish people. And I really can’t care less about the term Latinx, Spanish is a language that use genders, and when you use the masculine it includes everyone, so for me Latinx or Latinos is a thing of preference
@sam nuvia Jubelee is always like this..
You guys should do "Do all feminists think the same?"
That would be mad interesting
Edit: wow I've never had this many likes on a comment
Could be tricky tho because what certifies someone a feminist like they could get loads of applicants and like 75% are white feminists you know like they go in there and they would represent feminism as something that’s not even feminism you know idk
Pretty sure they already did that one.
Orca Lover yeah it’s basically just do all women think the same
Jesus, that username! Wtf!?
Callie Hawkins it’s already done
Heavily appreciated that Latinos were given representaron, I’m part Hispanic, but this video could’ve hit so much harder with racism, colorism, immigration, school, job hunting and fields, etc. Glad they at least touched upon gender, but as a part Hispanic person I feel there were a lot of struggles that weren’t touched upon enough.
Rachel Jackson same
Social status as well.
Rachel Jackson honey hispanic means spanish speaking person from a spanish speaking country. So you can not be half a spanish speaking person. You either are or not. Just say half latino or whatever country your parent is from if you dont speak spanish.
@@tinas8211 It is also a noun and is mostly descendents but not always from a country. Im half Hispanic because my mom is full Hispanic and my dad is white. So yes you can be mixed with it.
The struggle to become the new majority in the United States I know.
When you are a Mexican living in Mexico and 5 de Mayo isn’t really celebrated at all
Yo soy de Puebla y sí, es festivo y el desfile es bonito, pero no se celebra en grande como en USA, en fin, gringos.
Zaragoza los salvó de una posible invasión, ese pudo haber sido el origen del porque los gringos empezaron a festejarlo
Real
@@gabriela-gm8jv jajaja smn, creo que solo los poblanos lo celebran. El resto del país ni lo celebra jajaj
Yo viví hasta hace 3 años en Puebla, de ahí me mudé a Aguascalientes, aún sabiendo que no se celebraba el 5 de mayo si me saqué de onda cuando me dijeron que no había puente.
Me vieron raro mis compañeros ese día.
You know that Latino doesn't only mean Mexican right?
I don’t get why one of the girls said she has a bigger problem with the word hispanic. To me being hispanic is that you or your family is from a country whose origin languages spanish.
Faith Mendoza
Same, I see nothing wrong with the word Hispanic, most people identify themselves as that. I do too, I’m most comfortable with that.
yes right? I was missing some central and south America latinos
Mariana Thank you so much
@@faithmendoza9243 yea!! that one felt a little personal for me because i call myself hispanic lol
As a Hispanic these questions are pretty vague and pretty nonimportant
I bet nobody latinx was involved in drafting the questions. Seemed angled from a white American POV.
Camilla Jefferson true
agreed
@@camillajefferson386 The person who drafted this was Ana González. Pretty white sounding huh?
Lazlo aré u judging someone by name bicth I’m Hispanic and my sis name is Amy
This is one that deserves a part 2!! You can discuss religion, colorism, gentrification in our communities, non speaking Latinxs, etc
Desi M facts!
Desi M wtf is latinx
Carter Valentine How about you continue to say Latino and other people who want to use Latinx can. Cause you know people can use multiple words to mean the same thing. That's unfortunately how language works. I know. Shocker!
Carter Valentine has science really proven that non binary people don’t exist, or are you making stuff up?
What is lantixs
Video: assumes latino is all around Spanish.
Brazilian people: I'M A JOKE TO YOU?
and haitian.
@@signity5540 Haitians: bonjour
*crying in portuguese with my fellow latin americans that speak french*
Mood
@Ana Myers which one is Belize? I have thought Belize mainly spoke Spanish and some English
Please redo this video with much deeper questions. Total wasted opportunity. Typed with love!!
Could not agree more!
And please, invite someone from Brazil!!!!!
Laís Jorge are they considered Latinos?
@@dominicsaldana96 Yes! Brazil is part of Latin America. :)
Themy Yes and include Latinos who are non-religious like myself as an agnostic and/or LGBTQ+ (I’m bi! 🙌🏼)
I enjoyed it but there were so many topics left on the table like immigration, colorism, racism, accents
Agreed. This was one of the weaker episodes.
It is especially disappointing since I myself am Latino (despite my Scottish surname).
Same they could've done so much more
And speaking Spanish in public. Don’t forget that.
Qu AudioReact they addressed that in the video
“Do all pro life people think the same?” Or “do all pro choice people think the same?” I think that would interesting 🤭 please like for jubilee can see this 💖
Idk_why_im Here yess
I'm pro-choice and I'd definitely love to see the pro-choice one ( and pro-life one ), like i know I'm pro-choice but there are just some points that are like... yesh...
420 likes
What about pro death people? Like I believe women shouldn’t have a choice to increase the population and they should be forced to have abortions.
A conversation needs to happen between both sides fr
Okay I'm really tired of Americans telling me what I am and what I am not. I am Brazilian and LATINA I was born in Latin America, my mother tongue is Portuguese, and none of that makes me less Latin than any other.
Brazil is not Latin America.
@@CrusaderDom3 you should go back to school
Vos sos mas latinas que las personas del video que queres que te diga
@@CrusaderDom3 Brazil is the biggiest country in Latin America, the richest, the most powerful and the most influential!
They need to re-do this whole video and ask different questions
Ariana Ruvalcaba we need a video with real questions that are applicable to what’s happening in the world today. That’s what people need to hear.
@@romancici41 like
Questions about homophobia
Questions about the racism in the Latin coumunitty
MOON SHATER exactly
I automatically start speaking Spanish to my elders when I hear them struggling to speak English. It’s out of respect
smeutr1 I have to agree, BUT I’ve had people get upset with me assuming that I’m trying to offend them. Even though they’re clearly struggling they get offended as if I did something wrong but all I did was relate to their first language which is Spanish but idk it’s only some others really appreciate it.
Then elderly people that speak Spanish to me I tell them sorry I don’t know spanish lmao after losing my grandma 3 years ago I stopped caring about trying to learn for her until a hot spanish milf needs help then my smart ass can decipher what she is hopefully saying cause I was never taught Mexican
Skies the Limit nice story....
@@Eterna1Sky "I was never taught Mexican"
Skies the Limit are you aware that Mexican is not a language?
"So what part of Mexico is Colombia in" YO I FELT THAT!!
@@analuciasolis5336 Damn dont get all mad becuase they are ignorant, inform them.
I'm Cuban and one person said where in Africa is that
@@genesisgrace9784 some could be saying it to offend you, but most are honest mistakes. I have done it sometimes, but I say sorry after
@@genesisgrace9784 Yeah, I've gotten, "What part of Africa is Colombia in?"
@@mrhevel7705 I was in shock mostly like have you never seen a world map
A lady at work said to me "Happy Cinco De Mayo." I told her I wasn't Mexican and she felt embarrassed. Please educate yourself.
Should have felt honored to have been assumed Mexican.
@@dherrer6294 wat
@@dherrer6294 wtf lmao
@@dherrer6294 Wtf
Well she was trying yo be nice
Wow Valeria's situation hit home. I'm not perfectly fluent in Spanish and I'm more pale than the average Cuban but that doesn't take away from the fact that I am still Cuban. Growing up in Miami I've just been labeled the white kid. I'm still trying to learn Spanish as a way to basically validate myself since I wasn't lucky enough to be taught as a little kid. It hurts a lot to be denied part of your own culture even though that's what I've grown up surrounded by and what I embrace.
SW_MC you can be white and Latino.
@@kassandraboada7016 yup, they get confused with Caucasian
thats just shows that these day the left had been nothing but dividing and creating the us vs them mentality even in their community
Out of curiosity, why didn't your parents speak Spanish to you growing up as a child?
Same for me
We come in all colors, shapes and sizes. We are Europeans, Africans and Indigenous. ¡Qué viva las Américas!
Erica Shady don’t forget Asians ❤️
@@niamhmcnamara8852 I see your point but not in this video
Just Europeans would be great tho. Vae victis.
arabic too from southern spain
Erica Shady I agree pero yo le voy a las Chivas!!
I was really hoping the darker tone latina was going to bring up the colorism in the community. Especially for dominican women
She wasn't gonna bring up fiction
Digr14 f33 It’s not fiction it’s a real thing
@@anthonysmall1677 no.
It really isn’t that big of an issue here in DR. I think that’s mostly a problem in the US.
Me too kinda disappointed that they didn't bring up to light
Everyone in latin america: google, "que cojone es latinX?"
Otro termino que inventaron los gringos para llamarnos y que probablemente en un par de años, como siempre, lo terminaremos aceptando.
Jajaja...es cierto. Ese término es ridículo
cojones*
I have NEVER heard this word in my entire life as a latina
@@marina1060 pues porque es relativamente nuevo, como todxs o amigxs
It would be for me interesting “Do all Biracial people think the same”.And i hope they won’t choose only mullatoes,they will choose also hapas,mestizos etc.
I've left maybe 2-3 comments on other videos asking for this one. They've yet to deliver.
Did you really just use the word “mullato” In 2019
Moe Rvnn it’s word for describing half black half white person.I know,that this term was created in Latin America and was used in race caste,but people don’t use this word to offend someone.
Most of the Latinos you saw in this video where definitely mestizo
Vi One are you from he 1800s??? Who uses the word mullato anymore? Only RACISTS.
Can you do a second Latino video were they talk about racism colorism and immigration
Honey Bee1 colorism?
@@dxnes5067 assuming someone is a certain race because of the color of their skin. Dark Hispanics can be confused for africans
Casey Donnelly happened to me throughout high school lol I just thought it was funny didn’t know they had a term for it
@@dxnes5067 Discrimination within a minority community based on skin colour.
Casey Donnelly that’s not colorism lmao. Colorism is discrimination against individuals with a darker skin tone (mainly among people of the same race or ethnic group)
But, most of these people and questions are Mexican related,what happened with South America?
Josefa isidora bro for real 🙄
Are you from the US, if not, you wont understand.
Max R there are more latino people in the US than just mexicans, this is called do all latinos think the same not do all mexicans
Because most Latinos seem to HATE being mistaken for Mexican. Kinda makes me feel bad for Mexicans
Bill Bixby it's not that we hate mexicans, we hate people thinking mexico is the only country in latinoamerica, ignoring our own country, culture, etc. It makes me feel like no one cares about us, but meanwhile we are learning everything about your country.
I just love (irony) how people always forget Brazilians when they are talking about Latin American people. We are a huge country, full of different cultures and ethnicities and we deserve to be remembered.
geral esquece da gente
Brazil is literally the biggest country in latinoamerica
@@sanspurple5621 they forget us tho, cause we don't speak spanish
brazilians started not considering themselves latinos ever since latino started his career.
Maybe is because Spanish is the most spoken language.
Countdown guy: *Breathes*
Bald girl in the front: 🏃🏾♀️
lmao she was my 7th grade ELA teacher 😂
Andrea Siguenza Rostran lmao she was mine too 😂
@@dalia7450 you live in SF?
Im screaming
😂😂
As a Latino, this one doesn't cut it. This video lacks substance in relation to the complexities of Hispanic life, values and thinking.
I agree and I’m not a Latino.
@@lindstheteacher1611 im latino and came here for the comments disappointed no white liberals are outraged that they think different like in the bernie sanders videos
Raymond Flores why should we care what white liberals think?
i couldn’t agree more.
Wesley Cruz they need actual Latinos
I wish they asked a question about colorism within the LatinX community....
No hate but this video had the lamest questions
@@angeliparraguirre7329 Yeah it was as interesting as the white and black one
The word Latino is not gendered unless you specifically say "latino" in the context of talking about a latin male, the word "Latino" by itself means someone of latin descended which can be male or female. Many latinos hate the word "latinx" because no one can change a language that's been around for thousands of years and erase the history and again it's gender neutral already by itself so why make more words that mean the same and confuse native speakers from their own language
The Noch YESSSSS!! That is a big problem we have.
Ironic Kid spoke my mind
I really like this channel, but I found this episode to be super excluiding. I'm from Brazil and I clicked on the video bc I was sure there would be at least one Brazilian person. Especially bc Brazil is such a big country and yet never mentioned when it comes to latinos subject. I confess I was a somewhat disappointed with the amount of different countries there were represented here. I'm still a big fan of the channel though!
@Major PainDiaz that's bc Brazil is a *heavy* country that is never considered Latino bc we don't speak spanish... This video would've been sooo much richer if there was a Brazilian person there! The debate would've had so many different perspectives! I was happy that there was at least one black Latina tho, she made some really good points! Much love from your Brazilian sis
@@manuventurini2790 Right! Pisses me off every time they exclude us from the Latin group because the Portuguese were the ones to colonise us rather than Spain, and so the U.S. assume Hispanic = Latino and we are always excluded from these discussions. Plus, Romanians are also Latinos so it would be lovely to have them in the conversation, especially because they are from a totally different continent than all of us.
They probably think Mexico goes all the way to the tip of South America...
In the US, Brazilians aren't Latinos, it's weird...
Yesss, pisses me off that people forget not only about Brazil but fellow latin american friends like Haiti! Just shows how the north american perception of the rest of the continent is just... Inexistent!
“Do all Muslims think the same?”
I’ve been waiting for this one FOREVER
Yes.
Yess
Candace Owens covered this
@ZaranianZaracerapter yes
Okay gurrl whay anime is that character from 😍😍😍?
They should have asked about the colorism that lives within the Latin community...
they did speak about it but it wasn't a question
I've been waiting for that question and nada
@@BuriedAliveInterlude when?
Salma Corona omg yes, i experience this a lot living in a large latino community and being fair skinned and not knowing much spanish
@@alyssasilva7044 you still are more likely to be considered beautiful and be in the media. colorism affects dark skinned latinos too
You should do “Do All Biracial People Think The Same?”
We boring
Adjowa Greene all your gonna hear is I’m black to
YESSS
Logic gotta be on there 😂
Biracial is so vague though because you can be mixed with anything and it’s totally different experience. Like I’m mixed Asian/Latino but that’s WAY different than being mixed Black/White or White/Asian
“if they’re old enough to have a conversation about what they did wrong then have the conversation, if they’re not old enough to know what they did wrong then why are you spanking them?” POWERFULLLLLL
To discipline them.
They don't understand by words, they'll surely understand by hands.
@@omega0195 No they won't. They'll understand the fear of being hit, not why the action was wrong. There is zero education, it's just abuse.
@@omega0195 🤣 I sure understood the belt.
@@omega0195 i feel like it does to a certain point. It definitely did work for me lol I understood why my actions were wrong bc my parents would tell me (throw a warning) before spanking, and this is mostly what happens with Latinos. We get spanked after they warn us, not once but almost 3 times before they spank, so I completely agree with what the woman said afterwards. “Spanking is the hardest thing to do”
@@omega0195 imagine if every time u messed up at work ur boss beats u
Soy venezolano y celebro el 5 de mayo...
porque ese día es mi cumpleaños. Casualidades.
hahahag
Lmao
ElTimotoQK lol and lol me dio mucha risa pero me estoy muriendo de la risa de un video q vi en facebook ahorita y te comparto mi alegría.
ElTimotoQK yo tambien
LMAO
You can tell non-latinos came up w these questions.
I usually appreciate jubilee’s content but y’all failed to spark a meaningful conversation especially w our current political situation. This could’ve had actual potential if y’all asked some real questions smh
EXACTLY. I was kind of disappointed to see that a latin person hadn't even been involved in the process
There are many reasons why they decided NOT to do political issues, etc.
You can't control how people are going to react to other people's opinion. Therefore it's safer to ask the basic questions.
Deez nuts
Because why would non-latinos have questions about how they themselves think?
There was no mention on how different the culture is from the lower part of South America to the Caribbean area. (Argentina, Chile, Uruguay etc.)
I live in an area with a lot of Latinos, but tbh the only southern cone people I ever meet are argentinians. I’ve met exactly one immigrant from Uruguay and none from Chile. I did meet Chileans when I was in college but they were just studying here, they didn’t plan to remain in the US.
daniela gp this video wasn't about explaining the diversity of Latin America. It was asking questions to Latinos who grew up in the US. It a US cultural video.
daniela gp well only Argentina and Uruguay share a culture. Chile doesnt as we arent white like them!
daniela gp yes, in America
That's a good point, but there's not as many of us around here so we are a sort of invisible 😄
Odio el término "latinx", en primera porque en inglés técnicamente es "latin" (y si se preguntan que seria una confusión para la gente que habla latín, no existen personas [actualmente] que hablen latín nativo, aparte de que el término latino engloba a todos los idiomas derivados del latín, [y si, países como Francia, España, Portugal incluso la zona francófona de Canadá cuentan como latinos]) que de por sí el termino no asigna géneros (para los que se sienten ofendidos), así que es totalmente innecesario usar "latinx" es como usar el "todes" y todo eso, y en español el término "latino" en sí es "neutral", ya que a algo que no se le "asigna" un genero y/o es masculino se le pone "o", el unico término qu tiene "genero" es el femenino (la "a") y sé que por más qué me queje y demás nada va a ser que cambie (a menos que tuviera el poder), pero si podemos decir algo bien, porque no hacerlo?
👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Si.
Te jodes
Latinx
Yo si puedo usar el Latine si me lo piden ,pero se supone que si se usa la X no se pronuncia, se usa para ser cambiada, decir Latinux es estúpido y claramente no entienden como coño se usa o para que sirve
this series is so wasted. you get this smart diverse group together and dont ask the hard questions. Like even with your weak questions they were having deep conversations.
The questions are submitted by watchers, if you want a question asked, submit it yourself. But it's their series. Don't watch it.
@@goldheartxx They didn't ask them if they smuggle drugs for example! ;)
Grigoris Karelis that’s not funny, dude
@@Peristerygr some of them probably did
@@Peristerygr how clever bet you're proud of that one bud
Can you please do:
Do all AFRICANS (native) parents think the same?
Do all African children think the same?
You can watch the Grapevine for that, but it would be interesting to see ho Jubilee tackles it.
Way too specific.
does planet Earth think the same?
F B and let me be in the episode
Adrianna Nelson there are about 1.2 billion people in Africa, I don’t think it’s that specific
1) Latino Americans ** way different to actual Latinos in their home countries. Growing up here makes a huge difference.
2) deeper questions /: pls
gissseeell There is a very significant difference between growing up in the USA and Mexico, I’ll use Mexico as an example for a Latin American country.
I believe that too many Mexican-Americans don’t understand that they aren’t actual Mexicans.
Luc Michel but we are? We are Mexican American. And of course there are differences in the way we are raised and live. But like in the video you have no right to tell us what we are and are not. I am Mexican American, I speak,read, write Spanish fluently I still have a lot of family in Tampico. So please-I am Mexican and I am American
Luc Michel and I think what Latin Americans don’t understand is that we (Latinos) are treated as foreigners everywhere we go. We’re gringos in Latin America and “not real Americans” in the US.
Juliana Sosa It’s ok to not be an actual Mexican (Mexican-Mexican). You are Mexican-American, and that’s ok.
I think something I should add onto my original comment is that a good portion of Mexican-Americans don’t realize how American they are.
ladydontekno I understand what you are saying and I think through assimilation and the passing of time that the treatment of you as a foreigner will diminish. Of course, there is just no acceptance from some people.
Latinoamericanos don’t think like Latinos (American latinos). We were raised with different values and in different cultures.
por fin alguien lo dijo!! m da mucha bronca que los estadounidenses quieran en muchos casos, auto plocamarse latinos para victimizarse sobre la xenofobia (que no sufren), o solo porque ahora es una moda ser "latino", cuando ellos nunca van a pasar en su país primermundista lo que pasa un latino de tercer mundo
You asked the most garbage questions.
You had a white Latina and a black Latina, you could’ve asked a question regarding race and how it affects Latinos differently. Maybe even racism within the hispanic community.
@@cinnamon5675 well I suppose she's mostly of Spanish ancestry which is white so yeaah white latina
Luciano Marchetti white...I don’t think so I’m pretty sure it’s of native people
@@Kranzkitty spain is in Europe... You should know you have a Spanish last name........
@@Kranzkitty Honey the Americas were violated by European people so yeah, there are a LOT of "white" latinxs or darker skinned ones with blue eyes, etc
dirtykittyme UM okay don’t get all honey on me I didn’t know my people got violated
im so happy they put an afro latina in the mix!
Me too!! (:
right! i was scared they were just gonna put white latinos only
@@Lana-um6no you realize that this is kinda part of the problem too, right?
im so sad that they didnt put a brasilian in the mix
Yessss I love all my Latino family. It's so awesome!! 🥰
America: Continent
Latin countries: France, Spain, Portugal, Romania, Italy.
Hispanic: All countries who ONLY speak spanish. (Brazil is not hispanic, they speak portuguese). And it is also not a race.
Latin american: People that have latin countries etnicity borned in America (continent) wich this time includes every country including Brazil.
In latinamerica there are all kinds of race like:
-Indigenous (Native Americans)
-Caucasian (Also known as White)
-Mestizo (Caucasian with indigenous) in most cases.
-Black (African Americans)
And people from other races (but rare).
I know, it's pretty complex, but just showing how the demonym we often use is wrong.
Edit: There are so many details that i needed to add, but it would of been a very long comment and other things that i wrote that are also debatable, i just tried to make my comment as accurate as possible so some people could get the idea, if you have any more details you could leave your comments down below. 😉
I think like its weird because when you think of a latino or latina you dont think about brazil thats crazy
I didn’t know Latin included France & Italy
thats was really necessary, thanks!
Im brazilian and I always thinks how come we are excluded of the "latino gang". We are also latinos but not recognized as one. 🤔 But honestly I think we are the most mixed ppl in the world, my family comes from Italy, Spain, Portugal, India, Hungary and Im trying to discover what else.
The mestiços are not just between white and indigenous people tho...
Being bilingual is one thing but for those “Latinos” that live in the US that don’t speak Spanish at all then that’s a huge part of their identity that it’ll always be missing and one of the main reasons they would never be fully embraced in their respective culture/communities.
My parents are both from Mexico and I’m proud to say that m fluent in Spanish it was my first language I learned 🇲🇽
People in Latin America are always so quick to assume that people born in the US chose not to learn Spanish when 1. Spanish is not the only language in Latin America and 2. Many kids of immigrant parents were forced to only speak English in school
@@lizl8884 I say it because I know so many people who have mexican parents like me and they don’t know how to speak Spanish or it’s a very broken Spanish. Obviously I know it’s not their faults but I’m happy that my parents did teach me Spanish and that I’m fluent in it
@@greenjellybeanXD or in cases like my mother (and eventually me), she was not taught spanish because her parents felt that she would have more opportunities in life if she was seen as more white
We live in a country where the predominant language is English so why would we know Spanish? That’s like expecting a white person of German decent here in the states who was born here to know how to speak German lol. Get over yourself. Speaking Spanish doesn’t make you anymore latino than the next person here in America because no one here speaks The language of their great great great grandparents lol.
Also idk if you know this but Spanish is a white mans language it came from Europe. Ya know… Spain! It’s just as white as English is lol
Should've had asked "Do you fear the chancla?"
😂😂😂
under rated comment 💯
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
we all know that’s a “strongly agree”
Andrew Infante true but sorry to be annoying but not all hispanics get hit by a chancla they mostly get hit with the belt
Slightly disappointed . Questions wasn’t deep enough. But still good
J-RED i was waiting on “I can say the N-word”.
they were deep enough for me, a trans Latinx person
Well give some feedback then. What questions did you would like to be asked?
Yup yup.
J-Red THAT'S a good one
there's a lot of Latinos who would shame that girl for not being a native speaker.
I think most did indeed 😅
No shame at all, she’s just not latina
@@bambeliful What you just said IS shaming. Don't pretend otherwise.
Ram Ram - so if my parents are Nigerian and I were born in US, would I be considered African or American?
bambeliful you’ll be considered African and African-American
Me desespera tanto que generalicen tanto con “latinos”. Son tantos los países y son muchas las diferencias. Tan solo en México la gente del norte es muy distinta a la del sur. Generalizar es la mejor forma de invisibilizar.
El mejor ejemplo es: “Selena es una ídolo latina” 🙄
Pero al mismo tiempo.... Todos parecemos experiencias demasiado similares.
@@justanothergoth6544 realmente no, por ejemplo Argentina se parece mas a Chile que a México y se pueden tomar varios ejemplos así.
@@Martinion.1 depende que parte de argentina, las regiones son bastante distintas en algunos casos, no sé cómo sea en chile
Do all sexual assault survivors think the same? It's such an uncomfortable topic and I want to know what's going on in their hearts and minds.
Kap00rwith2os that’s a broad topic tbh so there would be a lot of differences based on the assault.
Also I feel that a lot wouldn’t want to go into details because it’s such a personal topic. I do think it would be interesting though 🤩
Always good to see dark skinned Latino's, something we don't see from Telemundo Telenovela💟🇿🇦
OMG sooo true. Like why can't more Indigenous or afro Latinos be in novelas. It's always more European/light skinned Latinos being shown.
Why do you guys always focus on race?
@@AlexisGarcia-od1uy ana
@@pepperz4320 because this agenda of pushing Latino's as pale skinned people is very misleading and unfair to the dark skinned Latino's as if they don't matter.
Pepperz you came on a video literally about latinos and hispanics, to ask about why race is being mentioned....
Cinco de mayo is a straight up mexican holiday not latin or spanish so why did they feel the need to even include that?
Emmybear not even in Mexico do they celebrate it, it's a Chicano thing.
Yessica Corona thank you
@@yessica5231 We celebrate it in puebla don't generalize all mexicans
People are surprised when i tell them that we don’t really celebrate 5 de Mayo,maybe take the day off at school but that’s it
It was way more blown up by americans tbh
Everyone thinks that I am here illegally or my parents are illegal. I am Puerto Rican and come from from Puerto Rican heritage. We need more history classes teaching more about latinos
I you wasn't born in latinoamerica you are not latino
im pretty sure that is there was more education on puerto rico the racists would target your culture specifically. Its a double edged sword
How can you be illegal if you’re people roamed this land 😂?
You should do a, “Do all church kids think the same?”
They already did all christains think the same
@@User-xk3nw don't be rude they believe in the same thing but interpret it differently depending on how they view things and their morals
Saynab Deria how are they being rude?
YES
@Jayden Wipf its just semetics
Americans use Cinco de mayo and saint Patrick’s day as an excuse to get DRUNK!!!
true🗿
To be fair we do that on our own holidays aswell. 4th of July? Memorial day? Both excuses to just party, barbecue and have fun. It's just how we celebrate.
@@shizzleshareef that's very true people just like to get drunk. It's Probably something we should move away from as a culture though.
There's discounts on my favorite taco place tho
@@cici1717 As an American, I hate it when most white people take someone's culture and completely destroy it. You have a point they do use someones important, beloved cultural holiday as an excuse just to get drunk. Like people act like they understand the importance and meaning of someone's culture.
These questions were made by gringos I just know
YES!!!!
Yesss omg
😆
I'm black and agree with your comment 🤣
Very liberal gringos
The title of the video, says, literally, "all Latinos think the same" Latinos are people who live in more than 20 different countries, Latinos are ethnically and culturally very different from each other. So they should have represented each one of them with their questions, not just one country
bruh it says “DO all latinos think the same”
yea they always ask about mexico most of the time
@@tophiachuarchivelives the way you place a question says a lot about your knowledge of feelings about any subject.
@@LicMegags the title literally say what the comment mention. How does the title of the video define intelligent?
Cinco de Mayo?? That’s not for all Latinos why even ask the question
Okay my problem with the question is that the title of the video says "all Latinos", idk, what I imagined was a group of people from different countries, like someone from Colombia, Chile, Ecuador, Guatemala etc but they asked them about a Mexican holiday, I'm Latina and I have no idea what cinco de mayo is, it's like asking someone from Argentina if they celebrate idk, the independence of Salvador (I know cinco de mayo is not the Mexican Independence day), it doesn't seem to make much sense, so the title of the video should be "Latinos living in the US" bc then the question makes a bit of sense, since it's a misconception some Americans seem to make, that it's celebrated by any Latino apparently
the people in this video are mexican ! ☺️ the video is mislabeled.
Angie Mar because Cinco de Mayo is celebrated in the US by people of ALL races and ethnicities, just like St Patrick's Day. 🙄
Because that's the point. People (caucasian people to be more precise) believe that just because you are Hispanic or Latino or both that you MUST celebrate cinco de mayo since is a celebrated day said in Spanish.
Guapo da God Cultures that live in America** you really think a Chinese that lives in China is goin to celebrate that? Of course not lmfaooooo So why would an Ecuadorian for example that lives in America celebrate a Mexican holiday? That makes no sense at all.
I'm Argentinan and I'm latino an like.. i live in America guys
America ain't a country
America is a continent
I totally agree with you
1. Bad questions
2. Not interesting topics
3. Many forgotten issues
4. Lacks black-latinos
5. Brazilians (Portuguese Speaking Latinos) completely forgotten
6. Lacks Latinos raised in Latin America
Sorry jubilee you didn't get this one right.
Edit: I also wrote about the absence of haitians (French Speaking Latin America) but most of them don't consider themselves latinos so I erased the edit where I refered to them.
and Haitians.
@@Chiledyz thats truee
I think the girl in the striped shirt was supposed to be their Afro Latina. 😂
Niinna Luíza also Latin Americans are not Latinos.
@@ladydontekno lmao
You guys should make a "Do all Native Americans think the same?"
Hanah m. that would be great still fam
Which natives do you mean? The old or the new ones?
Yes
Speedroids Maybe it should be both
@@lukidurer28 is with "new ones" you mean "Americans of USA" they never been NATIVE americans so
I'm Hawaiian and would love to see a Polynesian version of this one day.
for those who are asking
BRAZILIANS ARE LATINOS ALSO
loha lodge they’re really not
Cry Baby yes we are honey,we are not hispanic but latinos yes
Yes everyone whose language belongs to the Latin, is latino. 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
@@Ashley-fd7cj don't talk about what you don't know lmao
@Cry Baby Indigenous Brazilian peoples are yeah
Everybody was so great in this video but the questions were so bad
"spanking is the hardest thing to do"
My African parent - you mean easiest and sweetest 😂
My Brazilian mom thinks the same lol
When I first went to school in the U.S (I'm from Brazil), I didn't know how to speak English very well, I could barely say sentences. The school usually sends letters to families about announcements, grades... And for a whole month, they sent it to mine in Spanish, they only stopped because I told them that I would rather them send it in English since my parents knew how to speak it. Keep in mind that they are a school, these uneducated people that don't even know basic geography are teaching us.
Well Brazilians and Hispanics share similar first and last name so they probably went with that assumption.
Thank you for taking time to learn the English language I wish more people who come here and live in America were more like you. Yes, keep your native toungue because that's who you are but please adapt to your environment.
@@andrealedet9541 wtf, of course, if you are going to live in another country you have to learn the language to go to school or college, i hope you're not talking about having issues with people speaking another languages in public or something
@@minorka2 but you don't assume if you are a teacher. You should know this, especially if they knew she was brazilian
@@andrealedet9541 what even is your point?
"We have more in common than language, even if you don't speak Spanish!"
Me: *stares in Brazilian*
Pretty good, but this one could use a deeper dive, especially if you could get a more diverse set of participants
Exactly, we need some Brazilians and some more afro-Latinas. More diversity! If they would've added Brazilians, people would finally understand that Brazilians are LATIN.
EmiliaZDuck EXACTLY!!! I tell people “I’m Latina” and they’re like “no you’re Brazilian” as if they can tell ME what I am
On their perspective, every "latino" speaks spanish. Therefore, we Brazilians are NOT latinos.
R B. what are we 😂
@@igrindforfun3057 you're just south americans
This was so boring, it could have been so much more interesting if you asked the hard hitting political/racial questions
hello bye this reminded me of their one with black people. The questions they asked then were also very surface level and shallow. Who is producing these videos???
@@ShizukaRose I agree. The transgender video too, not a single question about a policy issue. It seems like certain communities get kid-glove treatment compared to others.
Same Im disappointed. They had so much to work with.
"I've had sex outside my race".
I saw a couple of the participants say that they did get into that but it was cut. I want to see the whole video
Storytime from an Spaniard(yes, it is related to the video): I was on a travel in The Netherlands with 2 of my friends (fact: they don't speak English) and we were at a restaurant and a group of young American tourist came to us trying to know us and have a conversation (Americans I love how nice and talkative you are, you remind me of Spanish people somehow). So one of the guys asked us where we were from, and as I was the only one of my friends that knew English I answered, and the conversation went like this:
+So girls where are you from??
-We are from Spain
+Oh that's cool, we went to Mexico once and we really loved it.
-Oh ok, and have you ever been to Spain??
+Eem, we went to Mexico.
-Yeah, but Spain it's not in Mexico
+Really?? Well I mean you are latinamerican, so how cone you are this far from your continent??
Bro, Spain is in Europe, Im European, and I love my latinamerican brothers and sisters, but you are just telling me you flew all over the Atlantic Ocean and you haven't looked up Google maps or even a map and you haven't seen that south of The Netherlands is a big noticeable country named Spain?? Did you guys ever had a Geography teacher or test??
Also, don't tell me go back to your country or tell me don't speak Spanish, we are in America, because I will beat your uneducated @ss, because if I tell you I'm from Spain and still think I should go back to my country, I will remember you that it was a guy from my country that discovered your country and colonized it, so you exist because of that, don't tell anyone to go back to their country, is rude and offensive
se les olvida rapido que la mitad de su pais ha sido de españa por siglos
Wow first time I see a spaniard actually being nice to latinos.
You had a full group of Hispanics and chose to ask vague, superficial questions 🙄🙄🙄
But that's the point. To opress the stigma coming from those 'superficial questions'
Nicole S I loved the vid, but I agree with your statement cause coming from TX there is clear differences between light skinned/Americanized Mexicans and Latinos. Such as I see a huge part of the community supporting trump with his immigration policies and the more serious problems such as Black lives matter, Blue lives, etc. There should be a discussion about that as well within the community.
Nicole S hispanics and latinos aren’t the same
Kassidy these Latinos are also hispanics. If this were a video in Portuguese with Brazilians or with people from Belize who only speak English or even creole from the Caribbean coasts, then this would be a valid discussion to have.
@@BillionaireForever countries who speaks in English are not Latino countries, even if they are in the Caribbean or in South America.
i was waiting for lele pons to jump out of no where
Be careful what you wish for
😂thank god she didn't
*I'M LATINA*
Hey Brother IM LATINA
bY tHe waY, shE's lATinA
Nobody:
Not a single person:
Lele Pons: iM lATinA
she's THE worst representation of latinos bc in some of her videos she has literally put on a hat and a mustache sayin that she's Latina. and btw Ella es de Venezuela.
*murders someone*
Lele: It’s because I’m lATinA and sPiCY 🤪
@@rosamaura8356 but isn't Venezuela in Latinoamérica? Also I get it why you are mad, but there are pretty much stereotypes about everyone, that some people like to laugh at, I don't think people that make those jokes (like Lele pons) do it so that is offensive, that is my opinion, I don't mean any hate but I just wanted to clear up the misunderstanding
She is the representation of all of Latino stereotypes
@@theriddler5 my guy
I'm honestly disappointed. I was expecting to see a wide range of Latinos (racially and nationally). I left as soon as they mentioned 5 de mayo, like there are over 30 countries in Latin America, four of which don't even speak Spanish and Americans still act like we are all Mexico. No hate to Mexico, but I'm just exhausted. I wished they'd include people from Brazil, Argentina, Puerto Rico, Uruguay, Cuba, Panama, Venezuela and more. I bet almost everyone in the video is either Mexican, Mexican-American or Central-American.
you should’ve watched the whole video, bc not all of them are mexican. and about cinco de mayo they talked about how that’s an stereotype about latinxs
@@vicmor8688 Latinos*
They should talk about September 15 that’s when a lot of us Central Americans got our independence. I hate that I get called everything but what I am I’m from El Salvador I hate being called Mexican lol. No disrespect to Mexico I love my Mexican homies
Do “do all adopted people think the same” 🤗
Good one
That would be awesome, including international, private, and domestic could be tricky. Also adopted from birth as well as older ages.. definitely could be super interesting!
Casey Taylor yessss
As a latino i clicked so dam fast
The Gunters how many tacos do you eat a year?
@@imlegit8325 where you from?
Yo también!jajajja (:
The Gunters 🌮
Same jajajaja
"Out here apparently you guys don't get a map"
😂😂😂
This got me. I'm not Latina but a foreigner and this is the weirdest thing.
I'm South African
A M I’m from the moon
There’s a “the world according to Americans” map, it’s pretty accurate, they think everything that’s under US is Mexico or stuff like that (some of them, ok)
Fr
Because whites think that America is so great that every other country doesn't matter and isn't necessary to know where they are geographically. While other countries learn the whole map and learn several languages
5:19 made me start crying, i had it hard growing up because of my Latino roots and hearing her, i started to tear up
is it me, or are Jubilee videos strangely “addictive”? lol i sometimes find myself binge watching them（╹◡╹）♡
i’m excited to see what videos they come out with next !
I love how Latin people are so diverse
That's colonization for you. Wiped out so many people native to the land. Rip
Follower of Saints so are Arabs and almost every other race except East Africans and northeast Asians
it's not really good if u look at the history lol.
Thanks
....sabes cuantos países latinos existen?
They could have asked so many more questions and gotten deeper, but I still loved this video
The lady crying is the most LATINA thing I've seen in my life. I'm Brazilian and my boyfriend is English. Now I can have a glimpsy of how he sees me every time I cry.
When Felipe said that he grabbed his ma's hand as she was about to smack him, that took guts man. I was shook
@Rahi LehSnabi It's not. He was defending himself. People shouldn't let others hit them, not even their parents. There are better methods.
@@karlafernanda2715 hitting works for some kids and for some it doenst work it depends on the kid sometimes
@@02au17 it never works. It just makes your kid afraid of you. I'm Mexican and I'm glad that my mom never even thought of hitting me.
@@jagp135 It does work. My mom spanked me as a child and I have the uttermost respect for how she raised me. I learned a lot and developed good morals, and now we have the best relationship.
@@aminaa77 that's literally the exact same thing my abusive father would say to me and my siblings.
This video was so shallow, especially the first half of the video. There was a big opportunity to ask hard questions and I did not see that in this video.
You should see the “do all black people think the same” video. It was a joke 🙄
@@Lulu2u they really need to redo that video
Me: I’m from Guatemala
Them: wHaT pArT oF MeXiCo iS tHaT
Re annex now rouge province.
Josh Castro she’s from california
Southern Mexico
When fox news said there were THREE Mexican countries
Nice,i'm from Brazil. Am i a latino?
I’m Dominican and I’m probably the lightest in my family and in school I would get asked if I was adopted by a black family 🙃 my whole family is all colors of the spectrum, Dominicans are mixed with so many different races and ethnicities were not all just one color
...where was the Brazilian representation? We are always left out of the Latin community bc we don’t speak Spanish
There were only mexicans , no colombian no venezuelan no puerto rican so
Same!!! My friend is Brazilian and he said that he is Latino.And my classmate said but your Brazilian and you don’t speak Spanish.
They DONT have to include EVERY single Latin county
DaffyX I’m Dominican and I consider myself Hispanic so thank you very much
it kinda bugs me that people say oh ur not latina because u speak portuguese not spanish and br dont get alot of representation in the latin community and there often excluded (not always but mostly to people who are not latinos)