I’m a 43 year old black Jamaican man. I moved from New York (Bronx) to Atlanta back in 2006 growing up in New York, most people in my circle used it but there was a clear demarcation of who could and would use it. While growing up in New York that change when rap music started to blow up. I just remember in college when I started being in close proximity to white kids from Long Island and Asia kids from Queens using it. There was a time in New York where fights would break out for people using it. That word has gone through so many phases. I’m trying myself not to say it but it rolls so easily off the tongue. 😆
Black girl here💁🏾♀️. Love the podcast guys☺️. Me personally(make sure to digest that part before responding to me) I'm against other races using the word. Even I slow down on using it especially when around friends of other races. I know it's a word that has been used ambiguously. However, that doesn't negate the origination of the word which was ment to oppress. Some may say, well that was back in the day...some of us still have grandparents who remember back then way to well, or even what has happened with police brutality and more. Yes, we have to lead by example, and you cant control everyone, but the word packs history. Not a kind one. Anywho, thank y'all for an amazing show, hopeful to see you guys live one day ✨holding hope to see y'all near NC✨
Love the podcast🥰 I'm Black🤙🏾 and as a military kid I've lived in diverse areas and pw areas and no matter where I lived I never felt comfortable hearing non black folks say it but if they were bipoc I use to let that shit slide. My ex who's Asian thought it was fine to say it because he was with me and had some black friends even though we had the conversation before hand and I had to check him on it. Idk it just makes me feel so uncomfortable and honestly unsafe around the non black folks who use it. There's such a deeply rooted negative history surrounding it and the people who use it aren't the people it was used against so it feels like a jab even if they don't mean for it to be. 😮💨
On Episode 118, timestamp 39:59. You said that by June, David will be skinny and Tim will finish his script. Not sure about the script, but David is definitely still fat.
As a black person, I'm offended if you say it and you're not black given what the word represents for black people. People that say "Oh you have a pass" are setting yall up. Just because they're not offended, doesn't mean every other black person isn't. Doesn't matter if it's ga or er even though er is much more intentional.
Born and raised in the South, and the nigga pass was not happening in school, maybe on certain blocks, but definitely not in middle or high school. I think it was a different culture for y'all in Cali. I don't think anyone should feel comfortable using the word if they aren't the target of the word when it's used negatively. I think the "it's just a word" argument is BS, but I also know I can't control other people's language. If you're not black and you just HAVE to use that word at least check with the black folk near you to make sure they aren't offended. I've told multiple peers that they can say whatever they want, but if they're around me, not to use that word.
Personally I feel like if you gone use the word to my face and I actively ask you not to then you’re just not respecting me and I simply won’t be around you anymore. Whether you tryna be familial or just being disrespectful doesn’t matter. Now if you use the word privately or with other black people that are cool with that is none of my business and I really don’t give a fuck. Yeah you’d be cooler if you didn’t, but I’m not finna overwatch what u do in your time not around me. It’s a respect thing overall for my culture but also for me personally as yo friend Big respect to Tim for respecting the people around you/seeing their discomfort and choosing not to use the word. Really appreciate that as a younger black dude🤝
Yo 22 year old black guy from Kentucky and I graduated 1 of like 6 black people in my grade and honestly i don’t care if you use the n word around me as long as it’s not with any ill intent as long as it’s funny or inferring im cool I caught some flack for it but also made some great moments you wouldn’t get otherwise my momma used to hate it but I don’t mind at all think its just a generational thing keep up the good work
Funny how I don't even remember the emotional moments in the Fresh Prince. Probably because I don't watch comedy shows to see emotional moments. I just wanna laugh! The emotional moments in sitcoms are super American (and lame) to us Europeans. So hearing you enjoyed that, kinda confirms it. lol
@@Timothy Americans do it on another level. Ours are less dramatic/sad and everyone on the couch stands up during those moments to get a drink or go to the bathroom. lol
24:27 when David found out his mom was being shady behind his back with one of my favorite clips 😂😂😂 I do not casually use the N-word. The way I talk makes me sound like a white girls saying it so it’s offensive to myself 😅 lol my kids tried after hearing the grandparents use it and had to stop it.
I tried some west nigarian food lately and was not a fan.. Everything was alright. Unecessarily spicy. And if I were try again I would get beef instead of goat, the goat wasn't soft and difficult to chew. But I had a piece of beef in the other egusi and THAT piece was DELICIOUS! Also the malt drink was fire.
I really can’t stand smacking and it KILLS me when you guys are eating but I love the content so I’m here weekly but OMG it’s like nails on a chalkboard hearing the smacking. 😩😩
black youth here: I've always hated when other races use the n word. I think people forget that it is a slur and that it started as a form of oppression. People often don't stop and think about the impact of language. When I was younger, I never said it bc it was never used in my household and I knew how hateful of a word it is. Now that I'm older (19) I started using it a bit, mostly when singing/rapping along to music, but it still just feels extremely disrespectful when people of other races use it, especially when its not friendly (which I hear all too often). its like using any other slur, bad.
As someone who was born and raised in toronto 42 years ago, i can tell you, some guys, usually white guys, had that twang for some reason. But it was light, and just came out funny once in a while. And yeah, we used to clown em when it came out like that. But all of a sudden, all the kids are just taking it too far. It sounds dumb. Listen to Kardinal's tune 'bacardi slang'. That how we talked back then. Better still, watch an interview of him or something.
I can’t wait for the R word to make a comeback as a slang. Literally heard it on an episode of Yuyu Hakasho and it reminded me of how kids used to say that
I’m from LA (south central) and go to school in pedro. Everyone in highschool in LA say the n word. If they white they might get a side eye but it’s pretty normalized and a things still. And saying Gay😂
Dying during the Toronto accent segment 😂 as a Torontonian…I have no idea how it evolved. I think it was originally a milder version associated with some “hoods” but I think the joke just got out of control
As a gay girl, my group of gay friends we stay calling everyone gay lol. Our only straight couple in the group also say when we’re gay. Or we’ll also say “aw you’re so straight” lol it’s just fun teasing no harm
Red light district in Korea is actually real and not just love hotels. Kind of like Amsterdam but sadder looking. A street block of small rooms with windows facing the alley with a woman in each room just standing or sitting there. Almost felt like a human zoo. Of course a bunch of them will pop out and try to call you over. I think a lot of them are trafficked though. 😢
It's never an automatic hands response when other races say it, unless it's the hard ER and/or being used in a derogative way. Personally, I don't like when other races use it and I will never understand the obsession that some people have with wanting to say that word (not saying that's what y'all are doing). I don't use it often myself and I try not to use it at all around other non black people because I don't want them to think they can say it.
I’m not in high school anymore (28) but know few kids who just graduated and I live right next to a high school, everybody say it. There’s 2 high schools near me, a regular one and a Catholic private school (which is like only white kids). The private school they don’t say it, the regular high school, everybody say it. Pretty normal. And it’s been that way since I was in high school. I think people only bat an eye if someone has like a “white” or suburban voice. I’m black and Hispanic. I don’t care who says it. Only hard R Is a bad word to me no matter the color. I use the word, and if I had a problem with someone using it, I think that would be hypocritical of me. Just be genuinely you. I just wouldn’t like it if someone said it to like purposely be like other ppl. Just be genuinely u. That’s my thought.
Growing up in a predominantly black community we all used it. As i got older i stopped using it. Hooping with all the black people and we forget their names. We just say my n-word ga
The N word is a complex thing because my fiancée grew up in the hood in CALI south central but she Mexican and Cuban so everyone says it. I said it as a kid and don’t use it that often ppl saying it to me I’m not too keen on regardless of race & especially yt ppl using NEVER sits right with me
💁🏾♀️Thats another thing people who date another race, for me personally you don't get a pass on saying the N 🙅🏾♀️word as i told my ex if u get beat up thats all on you, but he never did told him from the get go. Fan from the UK🇬🇧
Me personally Idc as long it’s not used negatively if you give the word power then no sht you would be offended by it but if you stop giving the word any power it won’t matter imho
Imagine being called a racial slur for centuries, then calling themselves that and being proud of it. When other people use it the same way as them because of how influential their culture is, they get sensitive about it. And when they hear words from other languages that have similar pronunciation, but don't even mean what they think it does, they get upset enough to get people fired from their jobs. When the orgin of the word just means Black in latin. Now that is what I call ENTITLEMENT.
Man I'm half black(but don't necessarily look it), and I feel cringe when non blacks say it cause its so easy not to.. like people use it to feel validated or connected when you can just substitute it for "bro."
I am of the school of thought if you are not black Just don't say it it's not even worth the things that come along with it there is just certain words you can't say it's not just oh that's culture that sentiment that just don't sit right with me
Same, but as a Black American from Texas that hear or known people all feel different about the word some couldn't say anything, some said everything, some unpowered, and some don't care. "Blame Merriam-Webster with they gay ass"
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Aye! Do me a favor and time stamp your fav part so I know what clips to put on socials! 💪🏼🙏🏼
Intro, the Coca-Cola bit.
37:43 - Gotcha Weiner 😂
It only took them 134 episodes to actually show us the pictures they show eachother lol
As Soooon as my baby boy (almost 2 yrs old) hears that "Du-du-du-du--DUDES!" He starts dancing and reaching for my phone
😆😆😆he loves y'all
I’m a 43 year old black Jamaican man. I moved from New York (Bronx) to Atlanta back in 2006 growing up in New York, most people in my circle used it but there was a clear demarcation of who could and would use it. While growing up in New York that change when rap music started to blow up. I just remember in college when I started being in close proximity to white kids from Long Island and Asia kids from Queens using it. There was a time in New York where fights would break out for people using it. That word has gone through so many phases. I’m trying myself not to say it but it rolls so easily off the tongue. 😆
Respect to u🙌
Black girl here💁🏾♀️. Love the podcast guys☺️. Me personally(make sure to digest that part before responding to me) I'm against other races using the word. Even I slow down on using it especially when around friends of other races. I know it's a word that has been used ambiguously. However, that doesn't negate the origination of the word which was ment to oppress. Some may say, well that was back in the day...some of us still have grandparents who remember back then way to well, or even what has happened with police brutality and more. Yes, we have to lead by example, and you cant control everyone, but the word packs history. Not a kind one. Anywho, thank y'all for an amazing show, hopeful to see you guys live one day ✨holding hope to see y'all near NC✨
Love the podcast🥰 I'm Black🤙🏾 and as a military kid I've lived in diverse areas and pw areas and no matter where I lived I never felt comfortable hearing non black folks say it but if they were bipoc I use to let that shit slide. My ex who's Asian thought it was fine to say it because he was with me and had some black friends even though we had the conversation before hand and I had to check him on it. Idk it just makes me feel so uncomfortable and honestly unsafe around the non black folks who use it. There's such a deeply rooted negative history surrounding it and the people who use it aren't the people it was used against so it feels like a jab even if they don't mean for it to be. 😮💨
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On Episode 118, timestamp 39:59. You said that by June, David will be skinny and Tim will finish his script. Not sure about the script, but David is definitely still fat.
Thank you for the record keeping
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Appreciate that King, we need a Dude’s Behind The Foods historian 🫡
I love getting off my overnight shifts on Mondays to see a new episode dropped
in mexico they use bag for sodas and milkshakes aswell
23:40 Tim took it to another level 🤣🤣🤣
Tim timing with fat joke is on point 😂
32:55 the sock flinch move is such 90s kid thing and really isn’t done anymore lol
“Pyramids of Gaza” 🤦🏽♂️ TIM
Tim cracking up about food in David’s teeth killed me😂
Love this video ❤, you guys should try Ghanaian peanut soup with rice or fried fish with shito and pepper and banku (so good)
I actually spit water out my nose @2:43 bro, Tim! You ain’t have to do David like that! 🤣🤣🤣 stfu! Hahaha
As a black person, I'm offended if you say it and you're not black given what the word represents for black people. People that say "Oh you have a pass" are setting yall up. Just because they're not offended, doesn't mean every other black person isn't. Doesn't matter if it's ga or er even though er is much more intentional.
The whole alien hole convo was hilarious but Robyn with the Holes reference tho 21:47 😂
Shout out to more people actively trying and liking more African dishes over the years
Appreciate y’all bringing out the West African Food 🥘, David talking about the Egusi stew got me hungry & Nostalgic!
Please come to foodie land in Sacramento! Would love to meet ya! Foodie land in Sacramento is August 30th-September 1st. Would love to see ya there!
I looked it up too and would love to as well!!
I been going to these SoCal food festivals just hoping I can find and bother them 🥹❤️
When He told David to make a slang word I thought of the one Zoey 101 episode when Michael was trying to get “drippin” to stick as a slang word. 😂
I work in CA schools and yes, the word is still very commonly used.
Man Jason Cheny would’ve had fun with this episode lol 😂
Split the "red sea" & all kinds of other shit😅😅😅😅
Just visited Toronto and the accent is hella strong with younger, urban communities. The Jamaican/Caribbean influence is strong!
Born and raised in the South, and the nigga pass was not happening in school, maybe on certain blocks, but definitely not in middle or high school. I think it was a different culture for y'all in Cali. I don't think anyone should feel comfortable using the word if they aren't the target of the word when it's used negatively. I think the "it's just a word" argument is BS, but I also know I can't control other people's language. If you're not black and you just HAVE to use that word at least check with the black folk near you to make sure they aren't offended. I've told multiple peers that they can say whatever they want, but if they're around me, not to use that word.
Awesome episode!
@21:47 That's too damn bad!
“Poopy you’re going to d1e in 3 years?” “Can I get a KitKat?” LOL 😭
Tim is that guy from the movie Splice and smashes the alien
Aaaayyyyeee egusi and fufu is a staple dish in Nigeria ❤
23:41 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Love these dudes
In san antonio and parts of Houston the highschool kids still use it
Personally I feel like if you gone use the word to my face and I actively ask you not to then you’re just not respecting me and I simply won’t be around you anymore. Whether you tryna be familial or just being disrespectful doesn’t matter. Now if you use the word privately or with other black people that are cool with that is none of my business and I really don’t give a fuck. Yeah you’d be cooler if you didn’t, but I’m not finna overwatch what u do in your time not around me. It’s a respect thing overall for my culture but also for me personally as yo friend
Big respect to Tim for respecting the people around you/seeing their discomfort and choosing not to use the word. Really appreciate that as a younger black dude🤝
Yo 22 year old black guy from Kentucky and I graduated 1 of like 6 black people in my grade and honestly i don’t care if you use the n word around me as long as it’s not with any ill intent as long as it’s funny or inferring im cool I caught some flack for it but also made some great moments you wouldn’t get otherwise my momma used to hate it but I don’t mind at all think its just a generational thing keep up the good work
watching while i eat pho feels like in eating with y’all 🤭
Matan brought me here!!! 😂 & Subscribing!!!
Funny how I don't even remember the emotional moments in the Fresh Prince. Probably because I don't watch comedy shows to see emotional moments. I just wanna laugh! The emotional moments in sitcoms are super American (and lame) to us Europeans. So hearing you enjoyed that, kinda confirms it. lol
Hmm that’s silly and false because the UK version of the Office has lots of emotional and deep moments
@@Timothy Americans do it on another level. Ours are less dramatic/sad and everyone on the couch stands up during those moments to get a drink or go to the bathroom. lol
Not me half listening and thinking 'ga' was a new term. I had to relisten...😂🤣😂🤣😂😂
24:27 when David found out his mom was being shady behind his back with one of my favorite clips 😂😂😂
I do not casually use the N-word. The way I talk makes me sound like a white girls saying it so it’s offensive to myself 😅 lol my kids tried after hearing the grandparents use it and had to stop it.
I think you guys need to watch more documentaries or travel videos (or make Cairo a destination) because that's crazy how you guys didn't know! Lol
Did you finished your script tho
Tim! Yiayia means grandmother in Greek. You have a multilingual child 😊😊😊
I tried some west nigarian food lately and was not a fan.. Everything was alright. Unecessarily spicy. And if I were try again I would get beef instead of goat, the goat wasn't soft and difficult to chew. But I had a piece of beef in the other egusi and THAT piece was DELICIOUS! Also the malt drink was fire.
Wait Tim never finished his story about the coke in a bag lmao
I really can’t stand smacking and it KILLS me when you guys are eating but I love the content so I’m here weekly but OMG it’s like nails on a chalkboard hearing the smacking. 😩😩
Ahaha sorryyyy
is david talking about vin @26:33 ?
Dude, he’s like one of those people that never realizes that he’s constantly passive aggressive
@@redcomet0079 i mean we don't know their friendship dynamic, but that won't fly in my circle
basted off all the things Robin has said, ive come to the conclusion that she is hilarious as well 😂
My dads uncle still live in Thailand and they use to live in a shack like place too. They upgraded with a “american” toilet lol… and nicer place.
Dude and dudette is a coastal slang
Larb and sticky rice...yass pls.
Great episode! Damn I miss eating African food especially Nigerian. I'm slacking on my people's food! I repent! 😅
black youth here: I've always hated when other races use the n word. I think people forget that it is a slur and that it started as a form of oppression. People often don't stop and think about the impact of language. When I was younger, I never said it bc it was never used in my household and I knew how hateful of a word it is. Now that I'm older (19) I started using it a bit, mostly when singing/rapping along to music, but it still just feels extremely disrespectful when people of other races use it, especially when its not friendly (which I hear all too often). its like using any other slur, bad.
25/8 I check this “MySpace” aka podcast
As someone who was born and raised in toronto 42 years ago, i can tell you, some guys, usually white guys, had that twang for some reason. But it was light, and just came out funny once in a while. And yeah, we used to clown em when it came out like that. But all of a sudden, all the kids are just taking it too far. It sounds dumb. Listen to Kardinal's tune 'bacardi slang'. That how we talked back then. Better still, watch an interview of him or something.
Toronto sounds like a Jamaican + Minnesota accent.
Idk why, but the jaba the hut/jarjar binks mix up really had me feeling disappointed lol 🤦♀️
I think key and peele explained it best
I can’t wait for the R word to make a comeback as a slang. Literally heard it on an episode of Yuyu Hakasho and it reminded me of how kids used to say that
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I’m from LA (south central) and go to school in pedro. Everyone in highschool in LA say the n word. If they white they might get a side eye but it’s pretty normalized and a things still. And saying Gay😂
Aye bro, Tim. That's foul to say all that shit while David's eating lol. I would have had to stop. David has some strong hunger lmao
Dying during the Toronto accent segment 😂 as a Torontonian…I have no idea how it evolved. I think it was originally a milder version associated with some “hoods” but I think the joke just got out of control
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All of the plastic bag with soda is Mexico too
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As a gay girl, my group of gay friends we stay calling everyone gay lol. Our only straight couple in the group also say when we’re gay. Or we’ll also say “aw you’re so straight” lol it’s just fun teasing no harm
Don’t chew the fufu😂
Red light district in Korea is actually real and not just love hotels. Kind of like Amsterdam but sadder looking. A street block of small rooms with windows facing the alley with a woman in each room just standing or sitting there. Almost felt like a human zoo.
Of course a bunch of them will pop out and try to call you over. I think a lot of them are trafficked though. 😢
It's never an automatic hands response when other races say it, unless it's the hard ER and/or being used in a derogative way. Personally, I don't like when other races use it and I will never understand the obsession that some people have with wanting to say that word (not saying that's what y'all are doing). I don't use it often myself and I try not to use it at all around other non black people because I don't want them to think they can say it.
i'm an n word user (i'm not black)
Can't wait to see y'all live next week!
That outfit's da-viiiiiiid so
Heavy on the "don't care what you're opinion is if you're not black"
Foodieland in Sacramento is defiantly not worth it. It’ll be a waste of your time
I’m not in high school anymore (28) but know few kids who just graduated and I live right next to a high school, everybody say it. There’s 2 high schools near me, a regular one and a Catholic private school (which is like only white kids). The private school they don’t say it, the regular high school, everybody say it. Pretty normal. And it’s been that way since I was in high school. I think people only bat an eye if someone has like a “white” or suburban voice. I’m black and Hispanic. I don’t care who says it. Only hard R Is a bad word to me no matter the color. I use the word, and if I had a problem with someone using it, I think that would be hypocritical of me. Just be genuinely you. I just wouldn’t like it if someone said it to like purposely be like other ppl. Just be genuinely u. That’s my thought.
I just commented some shit on your tiktok joint with mataan, or whoever.
Tim is Him.
That's the shirt bruh.
Olmec, Maya, Aztec and Inca [Mesoamericans] all built pyramids you don't have to go that far and come back with a shawls.
After watching Tim for many years, lowkey he might be a sex addict, and not afraid to explore his kinks lmao #AllLoveNoJudgement 💜
I’m mixed wit Mexican and black my opinion it depends on who u say it to and how you say it
Growing up in a predominantly black community we all used it. As i got older i stopped using it. Hooping with all the black people and we forget their names. We just say my n-word ga
The N word is a complex thing because my fiancée grew up in the hood in CALI south central but she Mexican and Cuban so everyone says it. I said it as a kid and don’t use it that often ppl saying it to me I’m not too keen on regardless of race & especially yt ppl using NEVER sits right with me
Im asian i grew up with a lot of mexican and black friends but would rarely say it tho
good sh*t
💁🏾♀️Thats another thing people who date another race, for me personally you don't get a pass on saying the N 🙅🏾♀️word as i told my ex if u get beat up thats all on you, but he never did told him from the get go. Fan from the UK🇬🇧
My man said „pyramide of gaza“💀
Raw was before tight for me and I’m 33
Me personally Idc as long it’s not used negatively if you give the word power then no sht you would be offended by it but if you stop giving the word any power it won’t matter imho
I as a black woman don't say it, i definitely don't want to hear non black people saying it no matter where you grew up. It's a big trigger 🤷🏾♀️
Imagine being called a racial slur for centuries, then calling themselves that and being proud of it. When other people use it the same way as them because of how influential their culture is, they get sensitive about it. And when they hear words from other languages that have similar pronunciation, but don't even mean what they think it does, they get upset enough to get people fired from their jobs. When the orgin of the word just means Black in latin. Now that is what I call ENTITLEMENT.
Yes the n-word is still used as a term of endearment in high school
Man I'm half black(but don't necessarily look it), and I feel cringe when non blacks say it cause its so easy not to.. like people use it to feel validated or connected when you can just substitute it for "bro."
Wow im early
Slightly of topic but do White people even have a derogatory term? because a salty snack and a car horn just sounds silly to me.
Lol i dnt get why Tim, uses having kids.. as he cant do ths or tht! 😅
I am of the school of thought if you are not black Just don't say it it's not even worth the things that come along with it there is just certain words you can't say it's not just oh that's culture that sentiment that just don't sit right with me
Black guy here and couldn't care less if anyone says the n word. Hard r or not. Sticks and stones bro lol🤷🏿♂️
Same, but as a Black American from Texas that hear or known people all feel different about the word some couldn't say anything, some said everything, some unpowered, and some don't care. "Blame Merriam-Webster with they gay ass"
im a black guy and i also agree. You can't police a word.
na and er don’t make a difference….. it’s literally accents…. The word and the meaning still stays the same
I’m black it doesn’t affect me but I will guilt trip you if you annoy me with it