Joyner Lucas - I'm Not Racist-REACTION
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- Опубліковано 20 вер 2024
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I literally say at 14:10 that people need to sit down and have a conversation to understand each other. I clearly see who watched the whole video instead of nagging about someone’s perspective. UA-cam definitely has a different breed of people 😂 Thanks for all my real ones who might’ve understood what I meant even though I literally said in the video that Joyner Lucas is playing the perspective of a white guy in middle of America who never really had a real interaction with someone who is black and is going off black stereotypes. I didn’t say neither was right or wrong about anything so stop putting words in my mouth and making assumptions I never said. I said some of my best friends are white and they’ve lived in the hood with me and they had to face their own adversities also for “being white”. Just watch the video DAMN! Peace y’all 🙏🏽
Joyner is mixed i think thats how he comes with both perspectives
I really liked this video. And your reaction was top notch. My wife is black and she was getting offended till I explained what the message was. I mean it's a hard pill to swallow but people need to know how the world really is amd how we can resolve this problem. I mean my son is mixed amd I'm scared of how this world is going to treat him. I'm white ya know it just sickens me really. My wife's grandpa is a preacher anf they are having this event Sunday to discuss racism I think I'm going to show the video. Awesome reaction as always.
UA-cam doesn't have a different breed of people. These are the people who surround you every day, they just become different people when they are able to hide behind a computer screen.
you're really childish take that somewhere else
wait... so the story in the begging about getting pulled over your acting like you innocent but you didn't have your seat belt on thats a 10/10 valid reason to pull someone over.... what are you on about
you really missed the point of the white guy's rap, we know some of what he was he saying were stereotypes BUT some of that shit was true, we need to get our shit together and start respecting each other and ourselves before we expect someone else to. We can't expect people to respect us and think of us highly if we don't think that way about ourselves and if we continue to act ignorant. I liked your reaction, but don't be so close minded.
Shanieh Howard agreed. I found it interesting with how joyner lucus tried to drive that point across but people still don't see it
I agree
I was going to write the same thing but you already wrote it very clearly, just think only half of this video honestly addressed. I agree 👍🏻
both arguments were stereotypes like sure some white ppl think like that but some black ppl are really like that too so what's your point ya know?
^^^facts.
Both sides spitting some truth, but it's supposed to be typical sterotypes. But this song is deep as hell and i really enjoy Joyner. He's truly a mastermind
Yeah I know but some people really think like this. This song hit it right on the head 🙏
Who'sJustN the sad thing is, on both sides, white and black, most of those stereotypes are part of our lives, and acting like they don't exist is more harmful than not
cARL- agreed
Who'sJustN yeah it's true but I just can't wait to see the day where we all get along
A lot of stereotypes of white and black people are true
Never heard of Joyner Lucas... Thought the white dude was him 😂 Glad I found him though, he's dope
Parental Advisory. Explicit Content. You listen to backwards yet?
I feel bad
Parental Advisory. Explicit Content. Saaaaame 😹
Parental Advisory. Explicit Content. Haha me to hahaha
When I first saw the music video I was pissed cause I thought this white dude was for real.
I’m black and I think the point of this video was for us all to try to understand both perspectives not just for white people to hear out ours.
The black guy and the white guy used stereotypes and we can’t say “it crazy people think like this” for one side and love the other because both side have some really good points if we hear them out.
Love the reaction though
hell ya bro I'm white and agree with you 100% we have big problems in this country and no, one race is responsible we have to unite and defeat the evil trying to control and divide us!
Faxxxx
Why do you feel the need to tells us your race?
Texas Stoner, because I think my statement was more effective because I said my race. I’m agreeing with many who say that this reaction was a bit bias. It’s not white or black it’s fact that this was a bit bias. And I hope that me telling my race can make this not turn into a racial issue because I’m agree with some whites who expressed the same concern
If you get offended by this video then your not willing to accept somebody’s thoughts which is a big problem in this country. Great job Joyner🔥
Yvng Leedie how the fuck does ur vid got 140k
Stfu
I feel like u didn’t really understand what this vid was about. Ur just like „ white dude wrong, black dude right“ but that’s exactly the opposite of what the author wants. He wants you to talk WITH the opposite site not say their views are wrong and mine are right.... that’s exactly the problem
+Nico Kuhne You do realize at the end of the video I said we just need a conversation to understand each right, did you hear me say white dude was wrong? What is up with people on UA-cam and not watching the whole video and coming up with assumptions that aren’t even there. WATCH THE VIDEO
no he means that the way that you only supported the blacks persons sides and added positive comments towards the blacks persons rap. But what you dont realize is that both of them were talking about the truth, but they surrounded those truths through stereotypes its just the way you presented yourself. And yes im White
Fucking right. People missed the point and showed that they are biased as fuck which is racist as fuck. So basically this guy is a little bit of racist.
yea,Who'sjustN may have said that at the beginning but people can learn to see things different through the course of a conversation.He at least learned from his his mistakes at the beginning but he was able to correct himself at the end. people don't remain close minded forever but some do.
This is the root of the problem he could agree with everything the black man says which were all stereotypes but when the white man went off stereotypes he went at him
Greninja Grotto right
Because the black guy in the music video was replying to what the white guy said. The commentator DID say that some things the black guy was wasn't 100% true like how some white people had lived in the ghetto and do understand how it is.
I understand people interpret songs differently but you missing the point
+Matt Lemley What point did I miss please tell me. It’s pretty self explanatory, at the end of the video I literally say we just need a conversation to understand each other. I swear people on UA-cam are a different breed and don’t even watch the whole video and pick out certain points of the video to nag on. I want you to do a reaction and hit all the key points on your first listen and send me the link when you’re done.
I think he means how you was all "It's crazy people think like this" about the whit guy but in agreement with everything the black guy said during your initial reaction. They both used negative stereotypes but also both peppered in some true ass shit. The part about us black people respecting, loving, and taking care of each other was on point.
But like I said you can't fault someone for their initial reaction. I would rather look at the last words said because those are the ones coming from a place where you thought about shit first. You're not just reacting at that point but actually saying what you think after taking it all in. We DO need more conversations and less hate, less yelling about our own shit just listen sometimes.
Talks about how close minded people are, while being close minded.
Teenage Emotions every single black reaction video is the same. They're completely missing the point, and still don't see the white man's perspective of the whole racial situation going on right now
Patrick Stowell exactly the guy in the video saying that how can people think like this while the white minutes talking and to be perfectly honest I’m taking offense because people like him are the reason why close minded people actually exist this kids a fucking joke he didn’t get no point of the video whatsoever and Joyner Lucas wouldn’t have wanted someone like this to watch it if they would’ve just acted the way he did because that’s not the way Joyner pretrade the video and wanted it to be perceived.
White minutes
White man***
Patrick Stowell With few exeptions
Are you freakin kidding me. Shit up.
this is what the song is about. when the white guy is rapping most white people can relate to what he is saying. when the black guy is rapping most black people can relate to what he is saying. the song is supposed to give you another perspective to show what the other race is thinking about. wheather you think its rascist or not, its true
Even though they are stereotypes they are true for both white and African Americans people.
Nuclearboss -_ Exactly but there’s only one race he didn’t want to admit it to.
Blacks*** we don't call white people European-Americans lol.
Samson da Gawd lol
Samson da Gawd actually, historically speaking, we are considered europian-americans. The only true "americans" are natives to the entire continent(s). The only thing that annoyed would be the inconsistency of the sentence structure in that concept
Samson da Gawd lol that’s bc America was a white nation
Thing is the first verse isn't a bunch of stereotypes. It's reality for some people. There are plenty of black guys who chest off the government and all that he said but everything the black guy said w asnt stereotypes either. Both verses were reality. That's thing. I see a lot of black guys reacting to this and saying we gotta come together and agree but they can't agree with the fact that the white guy wasn't lying. I see this in Justin and law Twins even tho I respect the fuck outta all them. Just some food for thought 💯✌
Trent Lamp no it’s sterotypes
They both have stereotype stuff in it and they both are telling the truth
point out where the stereotypes were, that are not based on actual facts.
Why do all of these black reactors get offended when they hear the black stereotypes, but 100% agree with all of the white stereotypes?
You didn’t nod until the black started speaking.
That’s fucked up.
LeftAlone SkyHigh cause he didnt understand what it was suppose to be about that was the whole point of the vid
+Merchndice Gaming
And the amount of people that are like that...
It’s a shame.
LeftAlone SkyHigh for real its just crazy someone tried to send a deep message and you have idiots like this guy who overlook it and its funny cause people like this guy are the ones hes talking bout
LeftAlone SkyHigh That's why I love watching people react to this shit because it shows how biased as fuck towards there race but its whatever glad im not the only one seeing this stuff. Both sides were equally racist but people didn't see that and show that they are biased as fuck without knowing that.
LeftAlone SkyHigh what did you do
Justin, from your reaction it seems that you agree entirely with the black individual's perception of today's America, but you disagreed with most, if not all, of the white perspective. You said it was important to have a conversation about this issue in our country, so let's have a discussion. What exactly do you disagree with the white individual's perspective?
i get what everyone is saying about him being fucked up for only agreeing with the black bars but don't you think that's because it relates to him more because he's black and he's experienced it himself same as if an older white working man agreeing with some of the problems or struggles they might be experiencing tbh all i'm saying is that you the song touches people differently and i don't see anything wrong with that.
You just said you cant believe people still believe what the white guy said, but than everything the black guy said you agreed with... you dont think we are saying the same thing about you??
I fucking love Joyner. and Justin keep up your work, good shit man
Real shit. Hit both stereotypes well. I hate how I'm white and I have that view on me. And I know blacks feel the same way. We all different and all from different places. I like how you didn't only favor the black side of things you touched both sides
Tyler Richardson you honestly HATE being white? You’re listening to the wrong side man! Turn off the news. There’s really no reason anyone should hate their own race. Don’t be a victim to the crazy false facts someone is spewing your way. Don’t believe the lies! Just wanted to tell you this. That’s all good luck with your self-victimization. Seems white guilt is running rampant in America. A shame really.
No he didn't he was biased as fuck. Watch the video again and see a contrast ratio to agreed and disagreed with which side he was on. Both sides were just as racist but he didn't see that and he showed that he is biased which shows he is basically has racist in him.
Huge Monges the other side was racist how?
Huge Monges the fact you could point out every racist thing the black guy said proves my point.
Cris Watson Sports You didn't have a point you had fucking question you fucking imbecile.
I am not being one sided but o think it is sort of stupid how he was saying “I can’t believe how this is what people think” but then he agreed to everything said about white people... Hypocritical
I noticed that too. Biased to ine side.
Joyner is definitely showing perspective. They're both stereotypes of their race, talking about stereotypes. There are some valid points in both verses and that's what makes this song so potent.
This song gives me chills! I hate that a lot of people think race actually matters in this day and age... Color shouldn't matter, we're all grown ups now, quit acting like children. It's not only people of color in the ghetto, selling drugs, abandoning their children, beating their wife's... I think you get the point. I love Joyner Lucas
Your calm reactions, understanding and level headedness to first dude's opinions made me subscribe to you. You guys are awesome.
Thank you for this reaction video I have been loving the fact that this song has opened up the conversation in a way that allows us to actually talk!!! Keep doing you and you've got a new subscriber!
I truly wish everyone saw this video and saw the stories on every side. I live in a city on the outskirts of the ghetto so typically I have to go through it. Late at night I had to speed through a red light because a bunch of black guys were running at my car because of my skin color. I specifically remember hearing the line “get the fuck outta here white boy.” I don’t hate them for that. It’s what they were taught to hate the opposite color, like how white people have been trained to hate black people. I just wish we could all truly switch lives and understand each other. Amazing video. Almost brings tears to my eyes. I hope this video goes viral.
I don't get how you blow off the white dudes part as just 'stereotypes' but you accept the black dudes part as 100% without a doubt fact, both sides were basically just throwing stereotypes at each other. With this particular video I believe if you are taking one side over the other you are getting the wrong message and you need to re watch and evaluate the video better.That may just be me but I don't know.
I’m Hispanic and you know what let’s take a moment and think if this could really happen, a one on one conversation with someone that doesn’t like you but you make it up but simply talking, no war, no killing each other you name it man. It would be an amazing think to do, if I was willing to talk to someone who has hatred against a type of race I 100% would so maybe that person could understand and afterwards just say no more. But today’s world we are still killing each other in the battle field.
Politics aside I would talk to someone one on one 100% if that what it takes to stop racism and starting showing love.
The end of the Joyner video was dope. The symbolism of two people that fall into a pattern of extreme stereotypical thinking from not understanding each other (or even not a lot of exposure to the other race). Then coming together and talking as human beings, and the embrace at the end is like saying, I can respect you as a human being and the honesty, and maybe that can help alter my perception so it's less extreme. That's dope. Good reaction to the video bro.
You talk about how people in the middle of the country make stereotype against black people, but everyone, black white brown, stereotype the middle Americans a shit ton too. How'd you like to see your communities falling apart, your factories going under or hiring people who speak a different language and have a different culture coming in and taking jobs and bringing even more crime and more drugs, the coastal population centers dictating how the entire country should run and calling you hicks just cause you own a gun.
it's called the "rust belt" for a reason, because people who lived here and had communities here are seeing it all fall apart. At a factory I used to work at, 30 years ago white people made up 95% of the staff. Today, Hispanics make up about 75%, and you've gotta find someone to translate for you because half the supervisors don't speak English and more than half of the workers don't either. And you wonder why people in those states don't like foreigners and different cultures?
1st verse - thats all stereotypes
2nd - haha thats tru
The video itself is pretty much on point, both sides are speaking facts AND having emotional outbursts that aren't accurate
Let me jump on this real quick and express my feelings as a white man. Back then, my momma and dad divorced, he did things to her that I shouldn't talk about on here. We were thrown out the house as a white-mexican family. Dad went to prison 4-5 years at a time. We lived on the streets trying to make a living, we had family, but they didn't have the time for us. So we lived in a shitty place for 2 years. Rat shit everywhere, torn out roof, hardly any food, wore the same clothes for 4 days in a row, and hardly got to take showers and if we did, we all did at once. But my momma, as a single mom, worked her ass off to get us in a good position to be at. Slowly finding her way up the ranks and we know are living good. Shower, food, our own bed, we got a good life and I wouldn't take back any of it. But to say that my mom only got to where she is today because she is white, is ignorant. White privelage doesn't exist and I hate when people walk by and say shit like, "Oh that nigga lucky he white cause thats the only way he could be cleaned up like that with a nice vehicle".. first off I don't give a fuck if I'm white. Black people say nigga to each other, so I mean I can say it too. It'a not offensive, if it was then why do black people use it to each other? Lmao I support Trump too, disliked Obama, but that makes ME racist?? Look we all have different views, but to constantly nag at them isn't doing shit. This BLM movement isn't doing shit and neither is the ALM movement. Sorry this is long, and hopefully you'll hear my story. I'm a huge supporter of you, Keep Grinding!🙃
Preach
mintdolly well did they live back then? Sure it affected them family wise.. but is walking around yelling "NIGGA" everywhere make it any better? No. If its really that offensive they wouldn't fucking say it. It's simple. None of us lived back then, NONE. So I hate when people say that us white people caused this hatred.
Slavery wasn't the only thing or reason why some blame white people 4 hatred because simply my parents were in fact alive around the time of segregation and then we blacks wasn't treat equally examples were in payment or wages, respect, being barred from places cause skin, and being labeled as lesser or inferior being which happened 60 or 70 ish years ago
Couldn't agree more. BLM and ALM both are pointless in the current age.
Some of what you wrote is wrong. The "n" word wasn't created for just black people. It was a variety of people that were deemed less worthy. Like poor white, native americans, blacks, mexicans, etc. Whatever power you think that a take off of that word makes you feel, why would you want it? Words only have power if you let them have power over you. I think you need to do some more research and don't focus on only your own.
Ty for being impartial. Refreshing to see someone open minded. Gives me hope for the future. Be well, and blessings.
The thing I find about stereotypes is they are derived from a generalised truth about cultures and the ways in which the people of that particular culture act, he is basically illustrating that we need to break the stereotypes from the inside out and stop prejudging one another and open dialogue to see each others struggl .
The stereotypes are in your own mind. The mainstream black excuse industrial complex never eludes to these realities, only black owned money hungry enterprises do.
You really get a good understanding of who's open minded and who's close minded after watching reactions to this video facts body language can speak for you when you have nothing to say good video man keep doing you're thing
I think the reason why he insulted the black man with stereotypes then went to saying "I wish I knew your side." was Joyner Lucas' way of asking for clarification. Like saying "This is WHY I feel this way about you and my assumed reasons behind it. I wish you would tell me your actual reasons and give me a real time insight into your mind." And that lead into a black mans verse of saying what he thinks and what he feels. And in the end they both wind up seeing neither side is bad they are just misinformed on the other side's perspective. And they hug the shit out and start treating each other like every day people.
Joyner Lucas was playing both characters AND the mediator low key all at the same time.
This artist is very clear about the message he is giving, and it's not positive towards black people. He has the white guy say, "with all due respect". He has the black guy say, "with all disrespect". "I don't pity you" from the white guy, "I don't really like you" from the black guy. He has the black guy alone getting violent by throwing the chair, slapping the hat off the white guy's head, and throwing over the table. He has the black guy say, "die nigga" to the white guy. The artist is saying that white people think black people are capable equals, worthy of respect and not deserving of pity while black people are violent, hate white people, and want for them to be destroyed. It is pretty clear.
one of the reasons I like to watch react videos it helps understand other parts of american culture. this video helps me understand others a lot.
White dude didn't just say stereotype stuff he said some truthful things too
You know man I fw you heavy this the first video of yours I’ve seen but you and me god the same mindset and think on the same level you have a new loyal subscriber💯
A lot of it isn't stereotypes. It's true. A lot of black people really are like that. I mean a LOT.
You know it took me until I was 14 to realize that it was normal to hide behind the couch from the cops? To be stop by a spot light if you're out passed dark.
To grow up with drugs all around you.
I've been on the ground with a gun to my head.
I went down to slow because I'm legally blind and couldn't see where I was going.
My cousins told me I was just albino so I wouldn't feel different from them.
I never really thought race was an issue to much until the past five years.
I have people yelling at me online not knowing anything about me. Telling me I'm racist and I have blood on my hands.
Telling me I don't know what it's like to be poor. Even though I lived under a bridge next to a dead body when I was four.
Telling me my kids are evil because their pale with blue eyes.
When they find out I'm only half white I get it doesn't matter because you look it.
So a whole half of me doesn't matter now.
And I can't say anything back because that proves I'm racist.
I can't say I'm not because that proves I'm racist.
I can't say my family is made up of all kinds of people and it's love because that proves I'm racist.
It makes me so sad. It really hurts my heart because as a teen in the 90s we preached and believed the skin color, sexual orientation, religion, and gender didn't mean anything real about who you were.
They were just parts that made a whole person. If that person was was good you were part of the group. We cared more about who you were as a person. What you thought, believed, felt, cared about and hated.
We wanted to learn about each other. We wanted to see other people's points of view and learn.
Now it all about the labels. What boxes you fit in. No one asks before assuming things about you.
No one cares to sit and listen it's just always ready to fight.
Hopefully things can get back to the was but I don't know. So many people seem so mad.
All I can do is teach my girls what I believe and pray the world doesn't change them.
Just keep reinforcing it every day that everyone has a back story and before you judge you might want to hear it.
Sorry about the rant man. Didn't mean for that to happen. Had a lot on my chest I guess.
It was a good song.Touch on so many topics that needed to be addressed you sayed everything i could say.Its sad how this world is its fucked up.Shit im white af on a real and i went to a all hispanic school and an all black school and i got picked on and shit.But i still have homies and people still cared.I have so much respect for colored people in general because ive seen them struggle and ive also seen white people struggle we all human but people to ignorant.Thanks for rambling i watched till the end lol ill check in on your stream some time
glad I have my notifications on love your vids
I appreciate the support bro 🙏
your vid honestly made me change my perspective of this video in a good way , I listened to your story too I honestly don't like cops because they have done messed up things to me also I don't want to rant but I also experienced some racist stuff my girl is mixed and I'm white and these group of kids harrassed us because she was with a white dude and one day I wasn't there and they were really harassing her asked her where I was and that she didn't need me so I confronted the kids of like 7 the next day and I had to fight that day I won so the kid and his mom told everyone I said the N Word and assualted him so me and my girl had to get questioned they had to ask her about her race what race she is it was all a mess glad I wasn't jumped that day and glad it blew over thanks for whoever read this we need to stand together not separate each other
He said " i cant believe people think like that" when the white guy was talkin, but the way i look at as a white guy is when the black guy was talkin i was thinking "i cant believe people think like that"
Maybe I don't see what it really is. I grew up in the city, live in the country.
I work in flint and detroit everyday.
I smile, I greet people as people, my days are smooth. Stand up, present yourself well and carry on
I’m really like Joyner but we really need this not just black or white all of us because this world is crazy and we need to stick together
I’m white, the majority of of my friends are black. I don’t say “nigga” even though I know they wouldn’t give a fuck if I did. It’s a respect thing for me, I know what that word means to them. But I know what that word use to mean at the same time. Tbh I think people need to just stop caring about the word and take the power out of it. You give power to a word if you choose to.
So you get mad when the “white” guy says nigga but when the “black” guy says nigga you laugh.
The white dude put the blacks below and the black dude rose blacks back up
White dude : It's like we're living in the same building but split in to two floors (saying whites are above blacks)
Black dude: It's like we're living in the same room but split in to two sides (saying we're equal)
My nigga said " My steams be lite we be having 10+ plus people in there" 😂😂💀💀😭😭
Really enjoyed your reaction. The video leaves you speechless -- and it doesn't matter whether you're white, brown or black.
Joyner Lucas is mixed honey. Black and White.. he's both, he sees the true perspective on both sides.. he's a fuckin genius!!
It's crazy how he just agrees with everything the black guy says even if both of them was speaking a lot of true shit
I find it funny how people give a huge negative reaction when the white guy starts rapping, but smile when the black guy starts rapping. They don't realize that they both start saying some racist shit. lol
I liked the lyrics about the two different type of stereotypical role models of whites and blacks, they do both seem to be fairly accurate and it does tell you something about the different types of cultures
Mans not hot?
Just before I found this, I heard a story about the town I am ashamed to say that I grew up in, Levittown, NY. A federally supported, GI bill generous, and one of many communities built to house WWII vets and families---White only, written into the deed---and I think of all the hand ups and hand outs we whites have been given just because we are white. When you are locked out what choices do you have....and how long, if ever, does it take to ....words are lost...
Not all of these are stereotypes, some of what the white guy said is true whether you believe it or not.
ClampsTNF if it doednt apply to all black people, its untrue/stereotype. Point blank period.
See I’m a white guy, I may make a few black jokes here and there, I have some black friends tho they aren’t just friends they are like brothers to me, in school and on our football team, and when we’re on the team getting ready right before our game, we’re not black, white, tall, skinny, fat, short. We are a team, not just a team but a family, we pick each other up, we help each other up, we help each other out, our chant is “FAMILY ON 3!!!!!... ONE TWO THREE FAMILY!!!!” I love my family no matter what race
Every ten seconds we hearing this mans life story.
Bro i subbed clicked that bell and liked first video i watched of yours and i love it. I'm going to tell my friends about you and hopefully we can get you 10K subs
I know people like the white dude and the lived in the black dude situation coming up. Having served in the military it forced everyone to be understanding of the other and even if you cant, we had to go get the mission done. The hug at the end was the key to the video. Because people are people. The whole living off the government thing is why America is the greatest country in the world. Everyone gets a chance to come up from nothing. Government aide might need to be refined but it is the only reason I’m alive today and giving my kids everything I never had. Facts.
Keep doing what your doing, as soon as I saw this video hours after I came out I was itchin for your review.
Thanks for the support bro forreal 💯😂
Been waiting all day lol
Bruh it took like an hour to render and upload 😭😂
The thing that makes me appreciate this piece of art is that it speaks truth from both sides of the story. The reason why stereotypes are stereotypes is because they have truth behind them. There are points I can see and agree with from both sides. Ignorance is also on both sides. It’s cool to have your own opinions and bias, but as a double minority looking into this particular situation, it’s best to be open minded to ideas on both sides of the political and social spectrum. Diversity of thought and ideas is what can really open minds, and without that, true progress can never be made. Close mindedness cannot combat close mindedness. And that’s what the problem is with most of the Black reactions to this piece. Just a thought. I’d love to hear your opinion on mine.
Okay, here is what i hate about society now. Not just black people, all of society. I am just using him as an example. This guy got mad when the white guy says derogatory stuff but when the black guy does it, he cheers him on with out a second thought.
This is by far my favorite reaction to this song so far🔥🔥🔥🔥
I'm white. I live in Canada. I like black people. I felt some type of way about what the white dudes part was about. Bruh we white we aint gotta worry bout nothin that black people gotta worry about. Being white I have nothing to complain about. I feel like the lgbtq community have gotten too much attention and too many rights too quickly when we should be focusing on racism. Lgbtq people need to get in line, yall aint the priority bruh. Again, I'm white and I dont agree with how America treats black people. Shit needs to change its way overdue. Hopefuly this video can spark something. This needed to happen though.
And I watched the whole 20 mins fam. I agree with you completely.
Its not stereotypes when its true for so many blacks...
I’m asian... Darker than some of my light skin black friends... Where tf do i stand in this?
it’s not crazy that people think like that these are based on facts. like 70% of black mothers are single.. black culture is in a bad place that should be improved, and i think everyone can agree
I'm black and both sides are on point to a degree
I think this video is really exposing the bias in people. This is a conversation that is need to be had. People really think like that... just like another person saying to you..."People really think like that." Both sides are stereotypical racist with fair points.
grew up in the hood and im white but i hate when people talking bout me "he trying to be black" and shit when i came up like this like people look at my skin and just assume im racist and i dont know anything about living on the streets or nun because i aint wearing torn up jeans and a white tee every day or telling everyone bout how i live in the hood. most of them people that braggin bout them livin in the hood be livin in 2 story houses n gucci belts n shit
lol as soon as it showed the black perspective he got all into the song. LMAO
I love this song, I like how he shit on both sides and also showed both sides of the story then ended it in a hug. The n word without the er, has become so normalized in the mainstream that its become desensitized to so many people that white people say even more now then ever. I truly do believe that sometimes it's misinterpreted that certain white people are appropriating black culture when they are simply accepting it. Its dumb that it has to be that way that black culture and white' s lack of culture can't mesh at times. It has to be completely separate and neither race is supposed to branch out or the white guy is a wigger and the black guy is a Tom. Every race has individuals with different opinions and tastes and both races are guilty of shitting on anyone who is different. I have black friends who are ashamed to admit that they listen to classic rock because of what there black friends will think of them. Music is music and you're not whitewashed if you listen to other genres other than rap and r&b. My rant is over but essentially just let people be free of their stereotypical boundaries
This song isn’t racist. It’s the truth. The only thing racist is the word “y’all” like they’re assuming something
I can say, nothin but facts, white dude said some truth, but the black dude explained why he can’t be what the white dude said he was supposed to be. Joyner Lucas crazy and if this doesn’t win some kind of award, systems fucked man, great video bruh.
Sorry WhosJustN but you got all mad by the "white" perspective of what he was saying, disagreeing with everything he was saying but when it was the "black" guys turn you were all agreeing with everything and white people were the first slaves so you cant complain about all that.
Just so you know when you were talking about them asking you for ID, they get everyones ID in the car during stops. Its what they're suppose to so they can check for warrants.
did anyone else see the difference his reactions were when the white guy rapped compared to the black guy? realize that a lot of those stereotypes are true and black people don't want to admit it. I grew up in Los Angeles and saw all of those stereotypes as reality.
Bruh he is not just saying stereotype most of it is true and same for what the black man's part was, because that's the message
White guy raping= stereotypes black guy raping=true stuff
Their are both stereotypes that have truth to them in society, you seem to miss the point in this.
It's irritating watching people react to this shit and failing to understand it at all. This song is on such a deep and powerful level.
when a close minded person calls people close minded, irony
The white man is talking about black men in the hood. And he’s accurate was he’s talking about. It’s hard because it’s accurate
The one thing I didn’t like about this is that the second Joyner had started rapping from a black perspective whosjustin wouldn’t see it from the other perspective and he should have been more expecting of the white persons side.
He says he can't believe people are closed minded, but he's literally not trying to understand the white guys point of view
We all needa come together we all brothers and sisters🙏
"I have white friends"
-Who'sJustN
It’s just stupid how people like Idubbbz and all them thinking it’s Okay to say the N word(hard R). It’s not, not even if you’re black, it’s disrespectful, nothing is funny about it and people worship Idubbbz. He needs to go
You cant keep calling it a stereotype when these are things the average black person does.
Bruh, your sub count is rising quick. Keep it up 🔥🔥
it annoys me when people say its systematic against black people,yes i know that your grandparents were slaves and i acknowledge that and its terrible but white people have to face the same problems my dads lived in our city for 10 years and cant find a job and he works just as hard theres difficulties for everyone of every race and cultural,yes I agree black lives matter but does that mean every other race is less because i disagree I think all lives matter the same. theres such a thing as a stereotype because its grouping a race or cultural that usably happens within it but now its taken as bad because people think its bad. saying ALL black people like KFC is stupid because not all black people do but thats what we came up with and then everyone decides to play connect the dots but they connect them in the wrong way, people now just say racist,misogynist and other forms of grouping if you group them so pretty much everyone is a hypocrite, now people are getting too sensitive, yes i agree people can show there emotions if they want but saying something for someone else feelings is bullshit. if you make a racist joke to a black person who is your friend they will probably laugh then come back with a just as good comeback. But now if you say a racist joke to a white friend they might say its hate speech when your just guessing at what there thinking which is stereotypical. the reason stereotypes are even made is because there is usually some truth in them and can let us connect with people easier if we think positive but instead we all say RACIST when maybe they could've become your future friend. People now just see what other people are doing and join in because of social anxiety and trying to fit in. If a black guy goes to a BLM protest and says all lives matter they will get mad and in some cases beat them up and call them racist or something like that because ones again were into grouping people. If they don't like BLM protests then they're racist misogynistic pieces of shit when in reality its someone who has a different opinion you cant handle. so in one way of going for or against your making what some people call "unconscious bias" and is grouping people together without thinking it and thats how the social construct is made with groups and guessing and getting to know each other.
Not sure if anyone said this already But Joyner Lucas is Mixed. Hes W/B. Hes a dope artist all of his songs are strong.
Very powerful message but JustN..You didnt start smiling, dancing & getting down with it until the black dude said what he had to say about white people..Both sides spewed truth and ignorance but it was nice to see them understand each other and hug it out in the end.
Its annoying that people are so blind to the facts.
The point of the video isn't "stereotypes." The point is that both sides are somewhat right. The fact that during the first verse you just kept saying "man it's crazy that people think like this," but when the black guys part you acknowledged that some shit was facts.
That's part of the problem.