I think what's funny about the outrage is that a lot of the clips were old and there was no outrage at the time that they aired. So in essence it took a crowd outside their listenership to stir up the outrage then all the backlash started coming down on them and they should have just firmed the L rather than apologise coz now they've opened up a can of worms for their entire history to get critiqued. Coz again I don't listen to them that tough but I've never seen their content as some sort of transformative or informational content it's just two dudes and their friends having a laugh and chat reacting to twitter and all sorts. So I wouldn't have expected them to necessarily tackle sensitive topics in the way that I would critique others to. Coz what they did was definitely in poor taste but again it's one of those things you can just chalk and keep it pushing. Like when a comedians joke doesn't land they firm the L rather than tryna apologize for the jokes or try get into some deep thoughts about it. It would be shocking if they were in that lane to begin with. Like if for example that was Chuckie then I'd be like woah coz we know insightful and nuanced he is but for these dudes I think a lot of people getting angry at them never had them in that lane to begin with so they will be fine coz their core fans weren't pressed until the wider outrage. And unfortunately that happens these days the more viral content gets like Chuckie was referencing how clips will now start reaching different audiences so how those different audiences then react may differ from their original core fans. Coz that's funnily enough even why they went on tour in the first place to breach the US market
Why when we talk about "THE CULTURE" do we link it to being Hood. If they aint part of the culture then all these women wouldnt be offended, plus most of the outrage is coming from the USA. Andrew Schulz is always making jokes like this when he's with Charlamagne the god and aint no1 trying to cancel him, people just cant wait to be offended. When i watch Sprays podcast for example that is for "THE CULTURE" all i see is a bunch of 40+ years olds still acting like they 17 re-living there days on the roads is that all our culture is about because some of the things we hold in high regard is kind of sad?
I thunk it's more to do with anyone from black culture would not refer to other black people as "the blacks" watching shxtsngigs over the years it's clear they're not in tune with black culture if you would to ask them questions the average black person would know the answers to they wouldn't know the answers. As chuckie said here everyone's black experience is different but those 2 seem very out of touch with black people, black issues and black thoughts nothing to do with who's a road man and who's not as the masses they've offended are not likely road and these guys didn't actually say anything harsh about them other than don't call people the blacks
Help me understand something please… why does something have to be apart of the ‘culture’ for anyone to support it How difficult it is for anyone from a BAME background to get successful should push it not try pull it down.
@moaliize I think first you need to address that they are in the wrong to refer to their own people as "the blacks" accountability is important. Yes there is a bad habit of tearing each other down but that's not what I see here. It's 2 men that have been supported and championed (hence their predominantly black following) that are now being held accountable for disingenuous apologies and disrespectfully referring to black people in a way.
@@marieellington7172 I dont support the BLACKS comment but nobody has a issue when we are running around calling each other niggas bitches and hoes. My point is the whole black culture thing is BS because everything that gets idolised in our culture is slack behaviour but then we get outraged by this. Where is the outrage when these female artist are trying to turn our daughters into thots where is the outrage when young black dudes are celebrating murdering there own. The accountability should be why do you think that comedian has that negative steriotypeical view of are females in the 1st place, is it because there is a degree of truth?
I don’t watch their podcast but when I watched a clip, straightaway I could see that they were weren’t for me, just by the way they speak and the things that they found funny. And I say this that as someone who grew up being told I sounded ‘white’ because I went to a predominately white school and lived in a white area lol. Yes I had white friends but never hung around with them outside school cos the things I was into which was bashment, hip hop and black films I couldn’t talk to them about. I became best friends with one black girl who lived round the corner from me and another at school who wasn’t even in any of my classes. Whenever we’d do nothing but bus joke. It’s like we saved it up for the week lol. Thank god for them l cos school would’ve been so dry otherwise. Anyway I say all this to say, as got older, I realised my ‘black experience’ was not the norm. I’ve always had black friends cos for me, I need that outlet, I need to talk and bust joke about black culture. Without that I would probably be in a ‘bubble’ that I think those guys are in.
It's funny to me the morals in our culture. We allow some Madness until we dont and then we act holier than thou. We celebrate murderers and drilling people and never cancel that. Some of our favourite people in our culture have done heinous things that we wouldn't want to happen to us ...but we buy their music. The conversation we need to have is "what is culture, who's in this culture and what do we allow in the culture" and most importantly be consistent. Otherwise we're just going in circles
Everyone is dragging it. All these Black men are pretending to care about Black women. Fake concern. I know Chuckie and these men have said the same jokes.
I’m not even gonna lie I hear the point that them shits n gigs man made about Supacell. Not necessarily that show specifically, but when a particular demographic rant and rave about how good something is, I don’t really have high hopes for it. Power and BMF are examples of that… absolute terrible television but the same demographic in question seem to be enamoured. There’s a similar point to be made about how music is received by us in the UK as well. Artists have to present a certain way and have some sort of road image/sound for people to even take the slightest bit of interest. It’s mad weird still, it’s like taking pride in limiting your palate I don’t get it
@@user-bu4cd2dl4i the title of the video is they’re not part of the culture, so being from a certain demographic has it all to do with everything. I agree that shits n gigs aren’t from the same culture that this particular channels audience is, but that doesn’t mean the comments made about Supacell are completely off the mark
You don't think Power is a good show? I grew up watching The Wire, critically acclaimed best television series of that decade, incredibly gritty. Power is on par with The Wire. Your statement is crazy.
@@JoseMartinez-bh1ng BRO!!!!! WTF!!!!!! I’m actually at a loss for words!!!! 😳😳 The Wire is arguably the best thing that has ever been shown on television… in fact it’s pretty much UNIVERSALLY recognised as the best series ever… how can you even think to mention Power in the same sentence? Wow
@@JoseMartinez-bh1ngDelete your UA-cam account immediately for comparing The Wire with Power smh. I'm not even going to bother breaking down the differences between the shows because you are already lost.
I don’t think that joke was bad at all tbh but those guys have to understand their audience and the fact that their audience was built off the backs of black women so they have to be sensitive to their sensitivities.
Is that true though? I'd bet a lot of money that majority of their fanbase is white. Idk black British women that listen to them. Now if we're talking 90's baby show or half cast podcast, I know bw that listen to that.
A joke is a joke but it didn’t cause offence to you hence why you can have that view and opinion. Jokes can be jokes and still be disrespectful at the same time both can be synonymous and true at the same time.
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“The Blacks”…..I can’t.🤦🏾♀️🤦🏾♀️
Craaazy
Does Doug not watch, read or listen to anything. He can't comment on anything. So unaware lol
He should be forced to do homework before the pods 😂
It’s a black thing… we like to lie and act like we haven’t seen anything… makes us feel cool 👍🏿
@@Chatguy3that's funny
Sometimes life is better that way not having to be aware what's going on out there, there's a lot of rubbish out there 😅
He's actually a pointless co host
“The blacks” is outrageous🤦🏿
What's Doug on about here? Waffling 😅
Bless Doug trying his hardest to make an intelligent contribution you'll get there one day buddy
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Andrew outed em, they asked for some things to be edited out, that wasnt one of em.
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I think what's funny about the outrage is that a lot of the clips were old and there was no outrage at the time that they aired. So in essence it took a crowd outside their listenership to stir up the outrage then all the backlash started coming down on them and they should have just firmed the L rather than apologise coz now they've opened up a can of worms for their entire history to get critiqued. Coz again I don't listen to them that tough but I've never seen their content as some sort of transformative or informational content it's just two dudes and their friends having a laugh and chat reacting to twitter and all sorts. So I wouldn't have expected them to necessarily tackle sensitive topics in the way that I would critique others to. Coz what they did was definitely in poor taste but again it's one of those things you can just chalk and keep it pushing. Like when a comedians joke doesn't land they firm the L rather than tryna apologize for the jokes or try get into some deep thoughts about it. It would be shocking if they were in that lane to begin with. Like if for example that was Chuckie then I'd be like woah coz we know insightful and nuanced he is but for these dudes I think a lot of people getting angry at them never had them in that lane to begin with so they will be fine coz their core fans weren't pressed until the wider outrage. And unfortunately that happens these days the more viral content gets like Chuckie was referencing how clips will now start reaching different audiences so how those different audiences then react may differ from their original core fans. Coz that's funnily enough even why they went on tour in the first place to breach the US market
Why when we talk about "THE CULTURE" do we link it to being Hood. If they aint part of the culture then all these women wouldnt be offended, plus most of the outrage is coming from the USA. Andrew Schulz is always making jokes like this when he's with Charlamagne the god and aint no1 trying to cancel him, people just cant wait to be offended. When i watch Sprays podcast for example that is for "THE CULTURE" all i see is a bunch of 40+ years olds still acting like they 17 re-living there days on the roads is that all our culture is about because some of the things we hold in high regard is kind of sad?
I thunk it's more to do with anyone from black culture would not refer to other black people as "the blacks" watching shxtsngigs over the years it's clear they're not in tune with black culture if you would to ask them questions the average black person would know the answers to they wouldn't know the answers. As chuckie said here everyone's black experience is different but those 2 seem very out of touch with black people, black issues and black thoughts nothing to do with who's a road man and who's not as the masses they've offended are not likely road and these guys didn't actually say anything harsh about them other than don't call people the blacks
Help me understand something please… why does something have to be apart of the ‘culture’ for anyone to support it
How difficult it is for anyone from a BAME background to get successful should push it not try pull it down.
@moaliize I think first you need to address that they are in the wrong to refer to their own people as "the blacks" accountability is important. Yes there is a bad habit of tearing each other down but that's not what I see here. It's 2 men that have been supported and championed (hence their predominantly black following) that are now being held accountable for disingenuous apologies and disrespectfully referring to black people in a way.
@@marieellington7172 I dont support the BLACKS comment but nobody has a issue when we are running around calling each other niggas bitches and hoes. My point is the whole black culture thing is BS because everything that gets idolised in our culture is slack behaviour but then we get outraged by this. Where is the outrage when these female artist are trying to turn our daughters into thots where is the outrage when young black dudes are celebrating murdering there own. The accountability should be why do you think that comedian has that negative steriotypeical view of are females in the 1st place, is it because there is a degree of truth?
@@marieellington7172 this makes sense. Thanks for this. It’s helped me see the perspective
Let it go man ffs like you guys have never laughed at something inappropriate. Get a grip
If you actually watch the clip they say there's nothing wrong with the laughing at the joke
@@MachiaBarrington listen I’m just sick of this bullshit cancel culture when you can bet any one of us has done or said something stupid before.
this shit they're doing for trying to get views 🙄🙄
@@trixtrix1767why are you crying tho?
@@Goldenxbih yeah I’m bawling lol
I haven't seen their content apart from what's been going viral recently. But from what I've seen, it's too much giggling for grown men
Better than watching black ppl pop balloons and have gender wars on who pays for the date…give me giggling any day of the week
I don’t watch their podcast but when I watched a clip, straightaway I could see that they were weren’t for me, just by the way they speak and the things that they found funny.
And I say this that as someone who grew up being told I sounded ‘white’ because I went to a predominately white school and lived in a white area lol. Yes I had white friends but never hung around with them outside school cos the things I was into which was bashment, hip hop and black films I couldn’t talk to them about. I became best friends with one black girl who lived round the corner from me and another at school who wasn’t even in any of my classes. Whenever we’d do nothing but bus joke. It’s like we saved it up for the week lol. Thank god for them l cos school would’ve been so dry otherwise.
Anyway I say all this to say, as got older, I realised my ‘black experience’ was not the norm. I’ve always had black friends cos for me, I need that outlet, I need to talk and bust joke about black culture. Without that I would probably be in a ‘bubble’ that I think those guys are in.
They are just not tapped in like that, and it’s a shame but we have to leave certain man to do them innit
Chuckie has a good take on foolbad and James’s. But we don’t care, bun dem.
Kanos ep with Andrew Schulz is up there. Fucking funny.
Agree with this the laughing at the joke they can get a pass but calling us the blacks is crazy😊
Them man gotta firm the L
Facts. Firm it and move on. Some people will still rock with you some won't.
The hate is real I’ve seen worse from people and we ain’t gone for them Kmt
Digga literally dissed a dead somali teenager and these man defo rate him
All Shxts n Giggs had to say is '' Wow You really think that '' .........this Schulz bredder would of been finished lol
Also there was a vid of fuhad who SA a gril in the club and they was also laughing and said it so calmly
Early on or not, they don’t rate their own community.
It's funny to me the morals in our culture. We allow some Madness until we dont and then we act holier than thou. We celebrate murderers and drilling people and never cancel that. Some of our favourite people in our culture have done heinous things that we wouldn't want to happen to us ...but we buy their music. The conversation we need to have is "what is culture, who's in this culture and what do we allow in the culture" and most importantly be consistent. Otherwise we're just going in circles
Doug was that guy in school who the teacher always caught not paying attention and wings a dumb answer.
What is black culture tho?
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Selective outrage, yawn.
Thank u for calling it out as it is
James was on Deal or No Deal!
They doing sold out shows, those paying are part of 'their culture', 'the culture' might be different gotta define that.......
Like they said they're not really tapped in with black culture.
@@boglewine7794 Interesting, are the people paying black?
Looking like a big episode. Tuning in for sure 💯
Confused with the outrage, makes no sense
Everyone is dragging it. All these Black men are pretending to care about Black women. Fake concern. I know Chuckie and these men have said the same jokes.
Oh wow, they roasted Supacell? Bruv, that's worse then the Shulz thing. 😮
Missing the point it's not about supacell it's about him saying only THE BLACKS say it's good so he's waiting for other races to recommend
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I’m not even gonna lie I hear the point that them shits n gigs man made about Supacell. Not necessarily that show specifically, but when a particular demographic rant and rave about how good something is, I don’t really have high hopes for it. Power and BMF are examples of that… absolute terrible television but the same demographic in question seem to be enamoured. There’s a similar point to be made about how music is received by us in the UK as well. Artists have to present a certain way and have some sort of road image/sound for people to even take the slightest bit of interest. It’s mad weird still, it’s like taking pride in limiting your palate I don’t get it
But what does being from a certain demographic have to do with anything? The Supacell take they both had was strange but each to their own…
@@user-bu4cd2dl4i the title of the video is they’re not part of the culture, so being from a certain demographic has it all to do with everything. I agree that shits n gigs aren’t from the same culture that this particular channels audience is, but that doesn’t mean the comments made about Supacell are completely off the mark
You don't think Power is a good show? I grew up watching The Wire, critically acclaimed best television series of that decade, incredibly gritty. Power is on par with The Wire. Your statement is crazy.
@@JoseMartinez-bh1ng BRO!!!!! WTF!!!!!! I’m actually at a loss for words!!!! 😳😳 The Wire is arguably the best thing that has ever been shown on television… in fact it’s pretty much UNIVERSALLY recognised as the best series ever… how can you even think to mention Power in the same sentence? Wow
@@JoseMartinez-bh1ngDelete your UA-cam account immediately for comparing The Wire with Power smh. I'm not even going to bother breaking down the differences between the shows because you are already lost.
Doug for next president 🎉
I don’t think that joke was bad at all tbh but those guys have to understand their audience and the fact that their audience was built off the backs of black women so they have to be sensitive to their sensitivities.
@@solo2873 true
Is that true though? I'd bet a lot of money that majority of their fanbase is white. Idk black British women that listen to them. Now if we're talking 90's baby show or half cast podcast, I know bw that listen to that.
Brav I stopped listening within the first two minutes - the pauses between likkle mans words are the longest.
😂😂 mans got no patience
The only mistake they made was apologising. A joke is a joke
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A joke is a joke but it didn’t cause offence to you hence why you can have that view and opinion. Jokes can be jokes and still be disrespectful at the same time both can be synonymous and true at the same time.
All u hypocrites will get your turn
Sometimes I feel like if you arnt from London or the roads you can’t be apart of the culture.
This black on black crime is madness
Bit it’s the old black ones
The black on black crime here is them man letting them other folks rip on black women the way they did and not do anything but laugh.
What culture?