I thought he was gonna follow that up with, "You know a white man with the last name 'Brummell' invented that... don't you? Are you for us, or are you for us being like them?" Or some shit like that.
@@TheAmazingHoho576liberation through ARMS. Not violence. Malcom X also believed in strong community and morality which MLK advocated for, and which modern civil rights movement completely miss
@@Nah-d8l"Liberation through arms" is using guns to obtain freedom. In other words, using violence to be free. That's literally advocating for violence....
I know this is comedy, but it really makes me realize how powerful of a leader MLK was by allowing himself to be a martyr. Not being physically violent and taking the high road had a much more profound effect on changing things and creating understanding. Extending an open hand rather than a closed fist is so much more difficult. It's true, that man was just built different than most of us.
Me and my mom talk about this ALL the time!! We could not have survived back then.😭 Edit; because some of y’all are dense. When I said “‘WE’ could not have survived back then” I was speaking for ME and MY mom. Not for all of y’all.
This just made me think of "The Boondocks" episode where they had an altered history and MLK was in a coma from the bullet and not dead. Woke up in modern times and was still himself. That episode was great.
@@akidwell1 Yeah but that isn't the reality even in Mecca. General Gaddafi called the Muslim world out for their oppression of "Africans" as well. So that whole "I went yo Mecca and seen everyone praying together" was some bullshit to undermine his teacher. Also there is a recording of Malcolm apologizing to The Honorable Elijah Muhammad and saying he wanted back under his leadership nobody talks about that. Also Muslim/Arab countries had their hand deep in the slave trade this is why the Honorable Elijah Muhammad did not allow himself to become their pawn either.
Exactly. Instead of fighting for proper equality nowadays, people want to fight with racism towards white people. Absolutely idiotic. We are all equals.... Peace be with everyone!
That's actually not true. Plenty of people had those attitudes back then. Just go read Dr. King's own writings about how he had trouble convincing black men who were rioting to stop and do nonviolent protest. It was the same back then. The reason the civil rights movement declined so dramatically was because they literally killed off most of our leaders who promoted radical politics. The leaders who didn't get killed, imprisoned or exiled joined mainstream white politics and go around preaching black capitalism now instead of resistance. That's probably why the government was OK with letting them live.
fun fact, the civil rights movement was super unpopular during MLK's life, and even sometime after his death. Looking at political cartoons from the time period, you see that people criticized MLK and his protests in very similar ways to how people today criticize BLM. Despite MLK's commitment to nonviolence, and the vast majority of BLM protests being peaceful, it was and still is popular to see those protestors as violent rioters and madmen. While America has gone through tremendous change in the past 50 years, in a lot of ways nothing has changed at all.
It’s always a corny mf that posts this in the comments. No one is looking to cancel this man Gahlee y’all bring it up more than the mfs that cancel people
@@AC-mp7cx Exactly! Black Panthers and Nation of Islam were not with disrespected, Malcolm X said “By any means necessary” basically an Eye for Eye. The white media were afraid Malcolm so they supported MLK
Watching this actually made me understand more of why it was important for Dr Martin Luther King to be non-violent. If he had've acted violently then that might have pushed the lawmakers of the time further away and possibly made things worse.
Roman's 11:25 For I would not, brethren, that ye should be ignorant of this mystery, lest ye should be wise in your own conceits; that blindness in part is happened to Israel, until the fulness of the Gentiles (Modern day Europeans/Caucasians/ Non 12 tribes) be come in. Part of the blindness is that we would not know who the true Father of Jacob(Israel) was and that we would worship false gods of [wood and stone] referring to worship of the cross(wood) and the “idol” of christianity the “jesus” that hangs on the cross tends to be made of (stone). Deuteronomy 28:36 TMH shall bring thee, and thy king which thou shalt set over thee, unto a nation which neither thou nor thy fathers have known; and there shalt thou serve other gods, wood and stone. Deuteronomy 28:64 And TMH shall scatter thee among all people, from the one end of the earth even unto the other; and there thou shalt serve other gods, which neither thou nor thy fathers have known, even wood and stone. Just as important as "what's his name," is "what is not his name." However, it is 100% certain that his name was not Esus Crios aka “Jesus Christ”, the idol of the Celtics who the Catholics sing at Easter in the Vatican, aka what all surface level “Holy Bible” readers (Commonly identifies as “Christians”) refer to the Messiah as.
We have been tricked, deceived as a result of the curses of the law (Deut 28-64)...wake up and stop following the lies of the Gentiles. Israel is awakening. I am no historian but I love researching and proving all truth. It was the blasphemous and devilish "Holy" Roman Catholic Church that banned us from reading certain books. Do not trust the Adversary's agents of deceit and destruction. The Catholic Church is not a good moral compass. They literally crusaded all over the world, had TMH’s people murdered, burned women alive, and made laws against poor people (peasants) from having translated Bibles and books of education in the past. Who are they to condemn a book for any of us to read? They are certainly in no position to order us and they are most certainly NOT our Creator nor the Savior. Do not trust those vipers. It has been told of us to be as harmless as doves AND as wise as serpents. For one to be wise, You must research and READ, and educate yourself, AND prove ALL TRUTH. The only one to lead you is The Most High. Pray for insight but don't trust when LIARS tell you NOT to read something but approve of what you “Should”! It is good that we pray for you, and I do hope you pray for me as well. However, the decision is ours as to whether or not we fully submit to his will. The Most High wants us to submit to his will through our own decisions. That is why the Messiah says if any man comes to me, let him deny HIMSELF. That is why the word also says to be transformed by the renewing of OUR minds. That’s why it says every man will have to give an account for what he hath done. It is personal accountability and the sooner we accept this, the closer we will become to actually making the decisions that will make us submit fully to his will
@@oryxthetakenking8275 Kunta tried to escape slavery multiple times and got his feets cut off in front of his son or something like that so i guess that's where he got that from
King is still one of my idols. It's amazing to look at how much he achieved and how many sacrifices he made for us in his short lifetime. A God among Men!
One preached peace, one preached conquest. Of course the modern generation would seek conquest over peace, because they lack empathy. They lack compassion. They are narcissistic and cruel and see themselves as victims. Our media has butchered our heroes to make them more “inclusive” or made everything into an antihero. There is no hope among them now, just nihilistic morons that believe themselves to be savants.
(2:12 )MLK: for freedom yes u- TRAY :look u gon stop tellin me what ta do you tell me tah do one moe time imma tell Coretra tht u went to tht white girl house yesterday MLK: 0o0😱!!!!!!
Y'all the Black Panthers existed. Malcom X existed and literally had this mindset lol. The entire Civil Rights Era wasn't just peaceful marching and protest.
People literally forget that the only reason Malcolm X could talk the shit he could, Was because he had the protection of the Nation of Islam, & they eventually silenced him because he was pushing the limit on which he could remain protected with all his reckless talk.
@@ChieftainHawke Indeed. Even still. I think they should be taught as equally important (if not more) figures of black history. Because realistically everyone didn't go with the whole Jesus mentality of peace and eating shit when your getting stomped on.
@@rickeybernard8156 malcolms shit didnt work. MLK knew marching didnt work. He got picked off before he could push his black economics strategy. Which was his real end goal.
I ain't gonna lie this kinda deep in a way this man is educating you on the pain and the struggle black folks had to get through to get freedom if they did it any other way it could of ended bad. Many yt folks were looking for an excuse to genocide black folks so Martin had to play it like that.
Not really freedom. Just inclusion lol I liked Malcolm's messages better because I think MLK made black people beggars and victims today. Malcolm was about black people starting their own business whether the white man wanted to include them or not. MLK: games and movies don't accurately represent black people. These white and Japanese developers need to do their history on black folks. Malcolm X: We make our own
@@larrysgdzthebest3009 they both got shot once they agreed the media were playing them. Martin was about to denounce the American system as a whole, he died with a 30 percent approval rating I believe. It was low for sure, but the actual number is hazy. Either way, most people ate up the watered-down version. They won and used both figures to push a narrative that still destroys us.
Don’t sell yourself short if they were killing and tormenting your family the only people that loved you I’m sure most of us would find the strength to fight back and sacrifice. I am grateful for the people that came before me
Me as well but when you look at the history of our people you would know that during slavery over 235 slave revolts happened on ships by africans and Haiti became the first Latin American country to gain it's freedom from colonial rule through a slave revolt, and during the civil right era the black panther used the 2nd amendment right to bear arms because the NRA was denying their right to bear arms so the black panther would take the arsenal and arm themselves with guns to defend themselves against white supremacist including racist cops and to protect their communities and would even march on the white house in Washington D.C. which would eventually make Congress would eventually prohibit anyone from using a gun all because black people wanted to march and protest their 2nd amendment right to arm themselves eventually Congress would then give people the right to bear arms again this time giving those rights to white men "KNOW THYSELF REMEMBER YOUR HISTORY AND YOUR ANCESTORS BECAUSE OUR PEOPLE HAVE ALWAYS FOUGHT BACK AGAINST THEIR OPPRESSORS BECAUSE WHAT WE LEARN IN THESE AMERICAN TEXTBOOKS GOT US PROGRAMMED"
@@ashtonfranklin4620 independence and equal rights and treatment aren't the same, if we revolted and won nothing would change. We would still be descriminated against but with more force now. But by showing how a black person is just as human as a white person would actual change start fighting did nothing for slot slaves look at Haiti now and back then. MLK had a chance to use the system to show how hypocritical it is and it paid off for everyone.
Peaceful protests are far more effective in the modern era than violent ones, because of both optics and narrative framing. Not to mention the emotional impact. When i played Detroit Become Human, i specifically chose the nonviolent option knowing that its a better approach for hearts and minds, and damn if it didnt get me right in the feels
@yousefbek1422 thats hardly an argument. I laid out a very brief reason as to why nonviolence is the superior approach. If that's your only response, you have no argument. Violent rioting does no good, and plenty of economics textbooks will tell you what happened to good neighborhoods that were hit with race riots in the mid 1900s. Spoiler alert, theyre ghettos now. Because the economic damage has been shown to take as little as a century to recover from. In civilized nations, the peaceful approach works better.
Dang, Martin Luther kinda not only fought for black folk but for everyone, because of him and those people with him the civil rights act of 1964 was passed.
Its physically impossible for this guy to miss
Wouldn't that be mentally? If you mentally think he missed then he missed. Nvm this ain't school my bad
Ur slow
You spitting
He's what UA-cam use to be.
@@kemenonon2154 u get no bitches
“You expect us to march in a suit, in the Georgia sun?” 😭😭😭
For 54 miles🤣😭‼️
"That's right yes we will!"
Lol no. This is us in regular clothes. It's too damn hot!!
I'm enjoying this weather now while I still can
I thought he was gonna follow that up with, "You know a white man with the last name 'Brummell' invented that... don't you? Are you for us, or are you for us being like them?" Or some shit like that.
with them Hurt yo feet' shoes, there was no yeezys or Jordans back then 😂😂😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Shout out to our ancestors for their dedication and sacrifice.
I respect the message but all that getting spit on bs was some punk shhht
@El Hermano Mexicano you mean after that enslaved people??? Lol
Nah they were soft
@Danny. Bro I nearly choked 🤣
no.
When he jumped at Dr.King 😭😭😭😭💀💀💀💀💀💀💀
😭😭😂😂
"You flinching" 🤣🤣
Had MLK blurt out like Hank Hill 🤣
not on his BIRTHDAY xD
😭
“If freedom is that far, call me Kunta” 😂 my boy got it for that one
Change yo profile
@@sdzproductions3753 he gon keep that profile for FREEDOM!
@@sdzproductions3753 Or what
@@sdzproductions3753 what you tryin to get into?
@@linkholder nigga wat u tryna get into
“We’re not outnumbered. We’re outorganized.”
-Malcolm X
"And always will be." -Some racist
@@johngalt2336 🤡🤡
@@redcrow619 it's all a joke, mother forgive me...
@@johngalt2336 nah i don’t look at it about race, more about class struggle. There is always more working class people than owner class
I mean if you look at demographics in America then yeah black folk are definitely outnumbered...
“I went there for bible study”😂😂😂
Went to praise to theLord on them cheeks
@@jujubrow.9876 face cheeks, right?….. right?
@@esewhachudoinn 😂😂😂
😂😂😂😂
For learning purposes right?...
The "who invited this guy?!" never gets old lmaooo
W pfp
😭✋
Yet people still invite him
king is an idiot, Michael x new better and was the right leader
@@gongaming3434true
I feel so bad for our ancestors. They fought so hard for a community that doesn’t appreciate their work
Incorrect
@@Wavedashnoir it’s not incorrect I’m right, and yall are mocking people who worked hard for some clicks. You’re a kid so you wouldn’t understand
@@jd2much2handle I'm older than you. Incorrect again
@@Wavedashnoir no you’re not. I saw you bio on your page. You’re 14 lmfao.
@@Wavedashnoirbro are you even black? Might need to get another ethnicity test just to be sure
This man can never run out of ideas
Hey 26 mic how are you today
@@obunga2054 doing good man hbu
@@realfarmer21 yo I saw yo in speed’s comment section
@@realfarmer21 I'm great thanks for asking
@@realfarmer21 Yooo
Calling MLK “bro” is wild af 😂😂😂
🤣
We a different breed 😂
This comment😂
Aye man, we’re all human animals in cloth. Some just speak and think better.
Acting like mlk was a god 😂.
This is probably how a conversation between Malcom X and MLK sounded
I really doubt it.
Brit hats so dumb, Dr King respected Malcolm X and vice versa
@@cursedhfy3558It was probably similar. Malcolm X was about liberation through violence, while MLK was about freedom through peaceful protests.
@@TheAmazingHoho576liberation through ARMS. Not violence. Malcom X also believed in strong community and morality which MLK advocated for, and which modern civil rights movement completely miss
@@Nah-d8l"Liberation through arms" is using guns to obtain freedom.
In other words, using violence to be free.
That's literally advocating for violence....
Bro tra doesn’t get old
@Meni ya Ka 1 no one cares
Cause he gold
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Good genes
this manz is always making serious stuff funny
@Meni ya Ka 1 I have a report button
@@itsascendingfr I have a like button.
istg i stopped takin nothin serious
One more like for the number of the beast
@@itsascendingfrthis you?: 🐶👹🤡
I know this is comedy, but it really makes me realize how powerful of a leader MLK was by allowing himself to be a martyr. Not being physically violent and taking the high road had a much more profound effect on changing things and creating understanding. Extending an open hand rather than a closed fist is so much more difficult. It's true, that man was just built different than most of us.
Tell that to his wife he abused
@@jaimeruiz7837 how do you know he abused her?
@@jaimeruiz7837 how u know
this is comedy?
@@jaimeruiz7837 relevant why
Me and my mom talk about this ALL the time!! We could not have survived back then.😭
Edit; because some of y’all are dense. When I said “‘WE’ could not have survived back then” I was speaking for ME and MY mom. Not for all of y’all.
Alot of people didn’t 🤷🏿♂️
@@isaiah904s True. But it would have been much worse compared to the way they were back then to now.
Exactly the black people of today would've said fuck the bullshit we going out fighting
@@garytaylor8193 only because they are able to now enjoy the freedoms civil rights activist fought for.
Black people of today would just follow the Black Panther’s
“54 MILES!” I felt that 😭😂
Yeah freedom a little too far idk bout this marching😭😭
@•Zuxi_uxi• Could you go 5? 💀
@•Zuxi_uxi• Practice makes perfect 😎😎
I walked 21 and I felt that
😭
0:57 “i was smacked with a brick”💀 had me dying laughing
😂😂😂😂
Lmfaoo
Lmmfao
On the back of my neck 😂😂🤣🤣
I was like "and that's why you taking nonsense rn yo"
“If freedom is that far, call me Kunta” 😭😭😭😭
Shit had me dying
😭😭
Dope profile pic bro
@@elramyeon ikr
Maybe I'm pointing out the obvious but it's funny they got offended since the book "Roots" with Kunta Kinte didn't come out until the 70s. 😅
When he made Dr. King flinch. 2:46 That scream had me. 🤣🤣🤣🤣
2:46
A time stamp for when this comment inevitably gets 2k likes
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Dawg 🤣🤣
Fr 😂😂
XDD
This just made me think of "The Boondocks" episode where they had an altered history and MLK was in a coma from the bullet and not dead. Woke up in modern times and was still himself. That episode was great.
Return of the King
Reminds me of when they expected Grandpa to take a beating at the civil rights march
@@tankiegirlthat’s what I was thinking too 😂 not so fast you cracka!!
"Aww shit that I had a dream shit went hard!"
“54 miles, I thought we was walking like 5” 😂😂😂😂😂
😂😂 job got me
Fr tho nobody is walking 54 miles
@@gaythugsmatter7029 how do you even do that tho--
@@euxollia623 there’s ultramarathon runners who run 100 miles for a race but 54 miles walking even would kill the average person
@@gaythugsmatter7029 not even close bro.
“I was smacked with a brick on the back of my neck”💀✋🏾
😭😭😭
😂😂😂😂
@@TvTink You know that nigga?
@@LeThickBooty The name 💀✋🏾
@@ninetailsk1210 what’s wrong with it ? 😏
“I was smacked in the neck with a brick…and I marched.” I’m crying.😂😂😭
He built different 😂
Good thing it wasn't a dumbbell.
MLK: Darkness cannot drive out darkness. Only light can.
Shotgun Tra: Imma slap the shit out of the darkness like it’s my girl
MLK: Armin
Malcom X: Eren
Thats actually a bar tho
Lol
@@UnknownCartoonEditor facts
😂😂😂😂😂
"Ain’t nobody spittin on me" 😂😂😂
For freedom yes you will
Ong
0:55 Uncle Ruckus throws a brick at MLK on the Boondocks 💀
Underated comment 😂
Shared universe theory. It’s confirmed. The brick came from uncle ruckus 😂
“I’m a take my ass right to the Malcolm X rally” 😂😂😂 on gawd tra rags too funny
@Ian Is based nah malcolm x got on his mlk shit when he went to mecca
@@bigploppa154 he wasn’t still about overthrowing the government just less anger towards all YTs
@@bigploppa154 big facts, he saw people of all races coming together and loving one another and it changed him
@@akidwell1 Yeah but that isn't the reality even in Mecca. General Gaddafi called the Muslim world out for their oppression of "Africans" as well. So that whole "I went yo Mecca and seen everyone praying together" was some bullshit to undermine his teacher. Also there is a recording of Malcolm apologizing to The Honorable Elijah Muhammad and saying he wanted back under his leadership nobody talks about that. Also Muslim/Arab countries had their hand deep in the slave trade this is why the Honorable Elijah Muhammad did not allow himself to become their pawn either.
@@lokidontreal7066 lol all bs information from this nigga 🤡🤡
Lmaooo “Ima tell Coretta you was at that white woman house.” 😂😂😂
its funny because that actual happened
@@TheJarlath9 you must be the white woman he was talking about lol
@@isaiah904s 😭😭
@@TheJarlath9 if you believe Hoover and the same people who killed Fred Hampton
@Jamosa hahahahahaha yoooo savage. Always thought it was a rumor.
It’s this attitude that is the exact reason why the civil rights movement has taken HUGE strides backwards over the last 10-20 years
Exactly. Instead of fighting for proper equality nowadays, people want to fight with racism towards white people. Absolutely idiotic. We are all equals.... Peace be with everyone!
That's actually not true. Plenty of people had those attitudes back then. Just go read Dr. King's own writings about how he had trouble convincing black men who were rioting to stop and do nonviolent protest. It was the same back then. The reason the civil rights movement declined so dramatically was because they literally killed off most of our leaders who promoted radical politics. The leaders who didn't get killed, imprisoned or exiled joined mainstream white politics and go around preaching black capitalism now instead of resistance. That's probably why the government was OK with letting them live.
True
fun fact, the civil rights movement was super unpopular during MLK's life, and even sometime after his death. Looking at political cartoons from the time period, you see that people criticized MLK and his protests in very similar ways to how people today criticize BLM. Despite MLK's commitment to nonviolence, and the vast majority of BLM protests being peaceful, it was and still is popular to see those protestors as violent rioters and madmen. While America has gone through tremendous change in the past 50 years, in a lot of ways nothing has changed at all.
@@karthh1987 yeah except the blm riots had a lot of people burning shit and stealing from others for no reason
And again this man greatly improved my day💯🤣
Rofl "i went their for bible study."
@@Rickyjackson2100 Damn. I know what'll cheer you up, just say the n-word.
Tra don’t fear cancel culture, cancel culture fears him
I mean cancel culture don’t really work
@@toreeesp3052 doesn’t really work with anyone majority of the people who actually got cancelled really just cancelled themselves by quitting
@@JohnDoe______ fax
It’s always a corny mf that posts this in the comments. No one is looking to cancel this man Gahlee y’all bring it up more than the mfs that cancel people
@@wrathfulpanic3128 you really believe the entertainment industry heads never blackball people fr? 😆😆😆
2:20 "I WENT THERE FOR BIBLE STUDY 😠" 👽💀
"I don't care if they spit on us!"
Had me wheezing
🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂
nah this video is only the half of it. The black panthers, Malcolm x, none of them were all "we're just gonna march when we get spit on"
“Spit on who” 😂😂
Him: spit on who?!
Dr king: wym… you
@@AC-mp7cx Exactly! Black Panthers and Nation of Islam were not with disrespected, Malcolm X said “By any means necessary” basically an Eye for Eye. The white media were afraid Malcolm so they supported MLK
“I went there for Bible study😂”
LMAO
Watching this actually made me understand more of why it was important for Dr Martin Luther King to be non-violent. If he had've acted violently then that might have pushed the lawmakers of the time further away and possibly made things worse.
That “don’t talk to Dr king like that” had me 😭
Edit: wow thanks for all the likes! glad so many people can relate lmao
I liked your comment on purpose just to get you 666 🤣
“If you think someone named Jacob gone spit on me”😭
With a comb over! 🤣
😂
Origins of the black panthers be like
Yeah, this without the laziness aspect of not wanting to march in the street. Black panthers were the most based americans in history
Fr man
@@mixtapemania6769and then the FBI dismantled the black panthers through covert sabotage and outright assassinations. this country is irredeemable
“For freedom you will”😂
No I'm not 💀
For freedom you will tho 💀
“young man”
It’s his facial expressions while he in reality chatting with himself is so wildly real lol I love it.
"Young Maan" bro had me dead
Knew i wasn't the only one lmao
😂
Looks like Tra is going back in time to roast his ancestors in these recent skits 😂😂
Roman's 11:25 For I would not, brethren, that ye should be ignorant of this mystery, lest ye should be wise in your own conceits; that blindness in part is happened to Israel, until the fulness of the Gentiles (Modern day Europeans/Caucasians/ Non 12 tribes) be come in.
Part of the blindness is that we would not know who the true Father of Jacob(Israel) was and that we would worship false gods of [wood and stone] referring to worship of the cross(wood) and the “idol” of christianity the “jesus” that hangs on the cross tends to be made of (stone).
Deuteronomy 28:36 TMH shall bring thee, and thy king which thou shalt set over thee, unto a nation which neither thou nor thy fathers have known; and there shalt thou serve other gods, wood and stone.
Deuteronomy 28:64
And TMH shall scatter thee among all people, from the one end of the earth even unto the other; and there thou shalt serve other gods, which neither thou nor thy fathers have known, even wood and stone.
Just as important as "what's his name," is "what is not his name."
However, it is 100% certain that his name was not Esus Crios aka “Jesus Christ”, the idol of the Celtics who the Catholics sing at Easter in the Vatican, aka what all surface level “Holy Bible” readers (Commonly identifies as “Christians”) refer to the Messiah as.
We have been tricked, deceived as a result of the curses of the law (Deut 28-64)...wake up and stop following the lies of the Gentiles. Israel is awakening.
I am no historian but I love researching and proving all truth. It was the blasphemous and devilish "Holy" Roman Catholic Church that banned us from reading certain books. Do not trust the Adversary's agents of deceit and destruction. The Catholic Church is not a good moral compass.
They literally crusaded all over the world, had TMH’s people murdered, burned women alive, and made laws against poor people (peasants) from having translated Bibles and books of education in the past.
Who are they to condemn a book for any of us to read? They are certainly in no position to order us and they are most certainly NOT our Creator nor the Savior.
Do not trust those vipers. It has been told of us to be as harmless as doves AND as wise as serpents. For one to be wise, You must research and READ, and educate yourself, AND prove ALL TRUTH. The only one to lead you is The Most High. Pray for insight but don't trust when LIARS tell you NOT to read something but approve of what you “Should”!
It is good that we pray for you, and I do hope you pray for me as well. However, the decision is ours as to whether or not we fully submit to his will.
The Most High wants us to submit to his will through our own decisions. That is why the Messiah says if any man comes to me, let him deny HIMSELF. That is why the word also says to be transformed by the renewing of OUR minds. That’s why it says every man will have to give an account for what he hath done.
It is personal accountability and the sooner we accept this, the closer we will become to actually making the decisions that will make us submit fully to his will
@Wait What Was I Saying? lol
“What do you call that?” “A pussy”😂😂 I’m dead😂
same 😅😅
@BeЯЯ you know I’m quoting what he said I know what that means😂 lmfao
@@matthews155 what it means? Cuzz I'm like...but bros alive
the sound effects 😭
MLK didn't fight and die for this
Lol “like you flinching bro you soft I’m sorry I can’t do this” got me dead 😂
"If freedom is that far call me Kunta" he is wild
Best line
@@oryxthetakenking8275 he was a slave in a novel. Google kunta kinte
@@Answersfrom thank you
@@oryxthetakenking8275 Kunta tried to escape slavery multiple times and got his feets cut off in front of his son or something like that so i guess that's where he got that from
@@oryxthetakenking8275 you're welcome
Every time Martin Luther King says yes we will it always gets me🤣🤣🤣
Respect for always having a verse in description🙏🏻
This man can't get cancelled
Bruh stop wit dis canceling shit it ain't even got power we got the 1st amendment
@@justinriegel1850 people get canceled for giving their opinion all the time, this generation soft af i cant believe im a Gen Z 🙃
@@regina0273 it's been around for generations, we just have the Net now. It's never been a Gen Z thing
@@mightymallardz768 pfft, gen z is on steroids
@@regina0273 That shit doesn’t happen
That Malcolm line broke em😂
this is a certified hood classic
@Meni ya Ka 1 I legit dont care
@Meni ya Ka 1 the fuck?
@Meni ya Ka 1 I had to watch it again bruh dis junk real but cool asf
It's a bot 💀
@@1cinnabon We know. I just like taking my aggression out on them since they can't do anything about it
"I went there for Bible Study 🧢" 😭😭😭😭
King is still one of my idols. It's amazing to look at how much he achieved and how many sacrifices he made for us in his short lifetime. A God among Men!
it's HIS VOICE ALONE AS MARTIN LUTHER KING😂😂😂😂😂😂 "FOR FREEDOM" LMFAOO
young maaahhn
Perfect example of why most believe this generation would listen more to Malcolm X than Dr.King
Fuck no. He was anti so much shit they are on.
“There is no good or evil when you’re protecting the ones you love “
-Haku Yuki
Mostly the ghetto black ones would do worse, far worse.
One preached peace, one preached conquest. Of course the modern generation would seek conquest over peace, because they lack empathy. They lack compassion. They are narcissistic and cruel and see themselves as victims. Our media has butchered our heroes to make them more “inclusive” or made everything into an antihero. There is no hope among them now, just nihilistic morons that believe themselves to be savants.
Youth wouldn't be in the position to make that choice without King
(2:12 )MLK: for freedom yes u-
TRAY :look u gon stop tellin me what ta do you tell me tah do one moe time imma tell Coretra tht u went to tht white girl house yesterday
MLK: 0o0😱!!!!!!
1:58 that joke was crazy 💀💀💀💀💀
Bruh Zion my name ong
MLK: "Now we gonna put on our suits and walk away 54 miles"
Me: "OK so before I die of thirst can we talk about the hotel you going in later...."
@@Llama_vet ima guess that’s a joke, really can’t tell tho
@@Nauni like this nigga completely missed the joke bruh😭😭
@@Nauni what's there to guess bruh
@@DsgSleazy I had to reread the last sentence. you right lmao 🤣 “you” not “us”
@@DsgSleazy 😭😭😭😭
Yo, citing Bible in description granted you my instant respect. And a like.
1:45 all 54 miles ☠️ that gave me a back cramp from how hard I was laughing
This man is the goat at making me laugh 💯
True they were built differently back then. They were strong willed with class and love of God and self control. Jesus went threw it.
“If freedom is that far, then call me kunta”😂😂😂😂😂😂
"I expected to walk like, 5 miles for freedom" 😂
Man, violence is always the answer 😂
Trueee
violence is not the answer.
its a question, and the answer is always yes
Word !!!
Exactly
On god shout out my nigga Malcolm x “ By any means necessary”
Y'all the Black Panthers existed. Malcom X existed and literally had this mindset lol. The entire Civil Rights Era wasn't just peaceful marching and protest.
People literally forget that the only reason Malcolm X could talk the shit he could, Was because he had the protection of the Nation of Islam, & they eventually silenced him because he was pushing the limit on which he could remain protected with all his reckless talk.
@@ChieftainHawke Indeed. Even still. I think they should be taught as equally important (if not more) figures of black history. Because realistically everyone didn't go with the whole Jesus mentality of peace and eating shit when your getting stomped on.
They went with Martin to make us think marching worked. Does marching work today?
@@rickeybernard8156 malcolms shit didnt work. MLK knew marching didnt work. He got picked off before he could push his black economics strategy. Which was his real end goal.
@@rickeybernard8156 No it doesn't.
I ain't gonna lie this kinda deep in a way this man is educating you on the pain and the struggle black folks had to get through to get freedom if they did it any other way it could of ended bad. Many yt folks were looking for an excuse to genocide black folks so Martin had to play it like that.
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Yt folks?
@@falkets7888 yeah, an twitch guys too. Heard this pokimane is a bad one.
@@falkets7888 I guess "yt" is another way of saying "white".
Not really freedom. Just inclusion lol I liked Malcolm's messages better because I think MLK made black people beggars and victims today. Malcolm was about black people starting their own business whether the white man wanted to include them or not.
MLK: games and movies don't accurately represent black people. These white and Japanese developers need to do their history on black folks.
Malcolm X: We make our own
“If freedom is that far call me Kunta” 😭😭
😭😭
I'm dying bruh i love this man's videos
1:08 had me dying 🤣💀
Fr same
I’ll take myself to the Malcom X rally…. Yea I felt that one, cause I would’ve been right there with Malcom.
Same.
Malcom was a real one
He was right too. Down to the last detail.
But he got shot also
@@larrysgdzthebest3009 they both got shot once they agreed the media were playing them. Martin was about to denounce the American system as a whole, he died with a 30 percent approval rating I believe. It was low for sure, but the actual number is hazy. Either way, most people ate up the watered-down version. They won and used both figures to push a narrative that still destroys us.
Don’t sell yourself short if they were killing and tormenting your family the only people that loved you I’m sure most of us would find the strength to fight back and sacrifice. I am grateful for the people that came before me
Me as well but when you look at the history of our people you would know that during slavery over 235 slave revolts happened on ships by africans and Haiti became the first Latin American country to gain it's freedom from colonial rule through a slave revolt, and during the civil right era the black panther used the 2nd amendment right to bear arms because the NRA was denying their right to bear arms so the black panther would take the arsenal and arm themselves with guns to defend themselves against white supremacist including racist cops and to protect their communities and would even march on the white house in Washington D.C. which would eventually make Congress would eventually prohibit anyone from using a gun all because black people wanted to march and protest their 2nd amendment right to arm themselves eventually Congress would then give people the right to bear arms again this time giving those rights to white men "KNOW THYSELF REMEMBER YOUR HISTORY AND YOUR ANCESTORS BECAUSE OUR PEOPLE HAVE ALWAYS FOUGHT BACK AGAINST THEIR OPPRESSORS BECAUSE WHAT WE LEARN IN THESE AMERICAN TEXTBOOKS GOT US PROGRAMMED"
@@ashtonfranklin4620 independence and equal rights and treatment aren't the same, if we revolted and won nothing would change. We would still be descriminated against but with more force now. But by showing how a black person is just as human as a white person would actual change start fighting did nothing for slot slaves look at Haiti now and back then. MLK had a chance to use the system to show how hypocritical it is and it paid off for everyone.
Remember black people were kangz n shiet before slavery. We are all kang, BELIEVE IT!
@@ashtonfranklin4620 Holy shit use punctuation
@@naakuallotey2931 Wisdom. That was very well said. 👏🏽 We must not forget the lessons of our past.
Peaceful protests are far more effective in the modern era than violent ones, because of both optics and narrative framing. Not to mention the emotional impact. When i played Detroit Become Human, i specifically chose the nonviolent option knowing that its a better approach for hearts and minds, and damn if it didnt get me right in the feels
I know you didn’t just use a video game as an example..
@@majorroman9578 hardly any different from using any other fictional example
@@alexanderrahl7034 Bro dassa video game it was DESIGNED to make non-violence the best option 💀
@yousefbek1422 thats hardly an argument.
I laid out a very brief reason as to why nonviolence is the superior approach. If that's your only response, you have no argument.
Violent rioting does no good, and plenty of economics textbooks will tell you what happened to good neighborhoods that were hit with race riots in the mid 1900s. Spoiler alert, theyre ghettos now. Because the economic damage has been shown to take as little as a century to recover from.
In civilized nations, the peaceful approach works better.
An actual comedian that isn't stealing content or re-hashing old shit, love it keep it going king !
"I was smashed with a brick, on the back of my head....and I marched" 😂😂
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Man you have no idea how much yo videos cheer me up every time I’m down bad, and feelin suicidal 🙏🏽💯
And begging for attention.
Tra is pushin 🅿️
Facts
yea 🅿️
That's 🅿️
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This is a certified Pushin 🅿️ classic
What does this mean😂😩
@@soopisales6875 your not of the culture you’ll never know.
@@soopisales6875 fr
@@Ava001 one of my friends sent this in my gc and I’m trying to figure out what it means someone help me I wanna be CULTURED😭
@@soopisales6875 We pushin P, pushin p
Me waiting for:
“For freedom you will”
“Nah I’ll just post on Twitter”
Next time, do a "if MLK lived In our modern days" I bet u it's gonna be Hella funny😂
That's already an episode on boondocks
@@ashtonfranklin4620 oh frl? It's been a while since I even watched that show...
I bet it would be hella sad
MLK would be canceled instantly.
"Young Man" at 0:47 got me
Dang, Martin Luther kinda not only fought for black folk but for everyone, because of him and those people with him the civil rights act of 1964 was passed.
Should’ve went to that Malcom X rally in the first place 😂. He was with the shits
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"I got hit with a brick, on the back of my neck and I marched"😂😂😂😂😂😂
“I WENT THERE FOR BIBLE STUDY” 💀💀💀
We'd be Malcolm X and Nikki Giovanni real quick 😂
“I was expecting to walk like 5 miles for freedom” 😂😂😂. I can’t even do 1
The low quality mic was so accurate 💀🤣🤣
Can't wait for the Boondocks to come back this year
This shit got my lungs deflated, bro was on point with this one 😭😭!! “I fear I’m integrating my people into a burning house”
“Like look, you flinchin” 💀
2:55 Never thought I was gonna say this but this song is 🔥🔥🔥
Nah fr u know the name of that shit lol
@@jurdensbabo2902 You Look Lonely by Cassanova
😂 Tra is literally my favorite to do this shii!! "Who invited this guy?!" "If freedom is that far, call me Kunta nikka" 🤣🤣🤧💀
This is brilliant & I'm sharing the heck outta this! Cheers from Canada brother ✌❤
"Who invited this guy?" - had me dead
He would be 93 right now ✊🏿
I honestly feel like Martin King is looking down disappointed.
Can’t even be cancelled by his own people. This man and Griffy transcend greatness lol.
Who's trying to cancel him?
Yep
i just know you're white
God damn y’all some idiots it’s a joke in reference to the video. Obviously no one is trying to cancel him. 🤦🏽♀️
@@bronisthegoat8915 Cry
This is so educational and amusing at the same time. #respect
What is the educational part?
Educational?