Honestly I hate the fact that at 5:00 you said “some knowledge bout to be kicked” like buddy the video isn’t about a white guy dissing a black guy and the black guy putting him to sleep, it’s about a black guy who has enough knowledge and sense to understand what problems are on both sides of the plain so why be biased?
The white guy gave it to him so the black dude is about to respond and he’s keen to hear it. I was too, why make a big deal of that? Did you watch it all?
Both guys were equally racist. You weren't supposed to side with either one, because they both contained stereotypes. That's the point, two people with extreme views can get over it and realize they're all just human at the end of the day.
First Last not true. Joyner wrote this as dialogue between two extremes, in an attempt for both sides to hear each other out. It’s all in this article. edition.cnn.com/2017/11/29/entertainment/joyner-lucas-not-racist-video-trnd/index.html Joyner didn’t write this as a black guy owning a white guy or a white guy owning a black guy. You missed the point of this video. It’s about dialogue, and seeing the flaws and truths in both sides. Both sides had arguments that were true, both had arguments that were flawed.
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.
The only way for us as a nation to co exist is communication and understanding each other's points. This will get the conversation started in my opinion
Here da problem. When the white guy said nigga, you got shook. When the black guy said cracka, you didnt flinch. Then you proceeded to be bias when you started saying da black guy gonna put him to sleep
Both sides were using stereotypes, remember that. It's easy to see from the white guy, because he's white, but some of the things the black guy was saying isn't true or is taken too far too.
The part about cultural appropriation. Its a ridiculous idea. But Im glad he mentioned it because its an idea that needs to be exposed and disposed of.
poohCygg tv at 2:20 when you said he was giving stereotype after stereotype. I think that the white man is saying what he sees and hears and when he says " I want to hear your side" that him saying "are these stereotypes true?" you know what I mean
2 years late watchin your reaction. Lol my bad.. but for real my favorite reaction (out of 100 plus) from a black man. Obviously I’m a white man. You nailed that shit though. People need to talk to each other. We all lost the values of humanity. I wanna ramble forever on this 2 year old video but I won’t. 1 love y’all 🙏❤️🍻
I loved your reaction man. You're a proper laid bk cool and likeable guy an it makes your delivery of the reaction more watchable and more intriguing. Shouts out to ya man. Looking forward to watching more of your reactions and links. Peace out
Legit all ive see is either a white guy or black guy in their reaction being offended about what the other race is saying but then side with theirs, what both of them are saying is fucked up, and thats the point joyner was trying to make, hes throwing back and forth stereotypes that both races say about each other. The point to the song in my opinion is that this will never go away unless we decide to take time to understand each other or agree to disagree.
I am not one to label myself but I will to put this in context .Im.a middle age white male Trump supporter I am a Democrat but voted for Trump . I came across this video surfing UA-cam found it to be very well done and even made me think even though I do not listen to this type of music. the meaning behind this solidified my uderstanding about cultural relations in our country. let me explain the core of the issues as I see it is people stereotype putting individuals into a collective. I can only speak on my experiences with that said race is not a factor in my political views or neither how I treat or judge a individual.I don't hear anything like what the white guy said that doesn't mean people feel that way .This is the big complaint I have and hear from other people I talk with let me give you an example... if you are a idiot you're not a idiot because you're black you're a idiot that just so happens to be black .Some people are so quick to say THAT'S RACISTS!!!! and only focus on the identity of the person with no rational discussion on why he is a idiot.
things that changed my mind was protesting my protest is disrespectful and the fact that just because a black person didn't go threw slavery his grandparents had and it hurts him .never looked at it that way .That hits home for me I love and respect my grandparents too. good stuff thanks for putting up this video and responding to my post .
There are three sides to every story, yours, mine and the truth. This is just calling out the disconnect between races and calling attention to the fact that at the end of the day, regardless of race - we are all human.
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.
Honestly I hate the fact that at 5:00 you said “some knowledge bout to be kicked” like buddy the video isn’t about a white guy dissing a black guy and the black guy putting him to sleep, it’s about a black guy who has enough knowledge and sense to understand what problems are on both sides of the plain so why be biased?
Clearly you didn't watch his whole video...
The white guy gave it to him so the black dude is about to respond and he’s keen to hear it. I was too, why make a big deal of that? Did you watch it all?
................you fucking crazy
What the fuck does it even matter??? he said hes about to explain his side of the story, which is essentially what the black man did. you're trippin.
Zvangle R you're a fucking dipshit. I couldnt careless what you meant, you're just a piece of shit.
Both guys were equally racist. You weren't supposed to side with either one, because they both contained stereotypes. That's the point, two people with extreme views can get over it and realize they're all just human at the end of the day.
First Last not true. Joyner wrote this as dialogue between two extremes, in an attempt for both sides to hear each other out. It’s all in this article.
edition.cnn.com/2017/11/29/entertainment/joyner-lucas-not-racist-video-trnd/index.html
Joyner didn’t write this as a black guy owning a white guy or a white guy owning a black guy. You missed the point of this video. It’s about dialogue, and seeing the flaws and truths in both sides. Both sides had arguments that were true, both had arguments that were flawed.
@@berniehoe9960 thank u
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.
Idk why I almost cried, I’m white and have nothing to do with this
ItzPumaX there's no racism in this, it's just 2 races coming to an understanding
you’re in it too!
You are white, that's one reason it involves you. We gotta understand one another.
This shit gotta be one of the best songs of the years bruh
I'm asian.. my parents always scold black people behind their backs.. it annoys me but stereotypes have flooded the minds of many people
The only way for us as a nation to co exist is communication and understanding each other's points. This will get the conversation started in my opinion
Thank you, you are the first reaction video to call what it is, stereotypes! Fucked up stereotypes!
This is powerful. We need more of this type of music.
Here da problem. When the white guy said nigga, you got shook. When the black guy said cracka, you didnt flinch. Then you proceeded to be bias when you started saying da black guy gonna put him to sleep
I thought this was the gay version my bad
Both sides were using stereotypes, remember that. It's easy to see from the white guy, because he's white, but some of the things the black guy was saying isn't true or is taken too far too.
Corto Maltese what part wasn't true
The part about cultural appropriation. Its a ridiculous idea. But Im glad he mentioned it because its an idea that needs to be exposed and disposed of.
poohCygg tv at 2:20 when you said he was giving stereotype after stereotype. I think that the white man is saying what he sees and hears and when he says " I want to hear your side" that him saying "are these stereotypes true?" you know what I mean
i get where u coming
Stereotyping = facts
What editing software are you using and how does it hook up to your camera/webcam?
Did anybody tell you that you look like John Diggle from Arrow? haha
oh yeah
Love from Sweden
2 years late watchin your reaction. Lol my bad.. but for real my favorite reaction (out of 100 plus) from a black man. Obviously I’m a white man. You nailed that shit though. People need to talk to each other. We all lost the values of humanity. I wanna ramble forever on this 2 year old video but I won’t. 1 love y’all 🙏❤️🍻
I'm mixed so I can see all sides
So is Joyner Lucas. That's why he made this video
I loved your reaction man. You're a proper laid bk cool and likeable guy an it makes your delivery of the reaction more watchable and more intriguing. Shouts out to ya man. Looking forward to watching more of your reactions and links. Peace out
Its hard to take the white guys side serious when the "n" word is used over and over by him.
this is a awesome song
My head is numb for real
Best reaction btw notification squad💪
Legit all ive see is either a white guy or black guy in their reaction being offended about what the other race is saying but then side with theirs, what both of them are saying is fucked up, and thats the point joyner was trying to make, hes throwing back and forth stereotypes that both races say about each other. The point to the song in my opinion is that this will never go away unless we decide to take time to understand each other or agree to disagree.
This isnt choosing sides
Use your space bar when you want to pause the vid.
murda mook.....nice reaction
you just cursed me out lmaoooo
I am not one to label myself but I will to put this in context .Im.a middle age white male Trump supporter I am a Democrat but voted for Trump . I came across this video surfing UA-cam found it to be very well done and even made me think even though I do not listen to this type of music. the meaning behind this solidified my uderstanding about cultural relations in our country. let me explain the core of the issues as I see it is people stereotype putting individuals into a collective. I can only speak on my experiences with that said race is not a factor in my political views or neither how I treat or judge a individual.I don't hear anything like what the white guy said that doesn't mean people feel that way .This is the big complaint I have and hear from other people I talk with let me give you an example... if you are a idiot you're not a idiot because you're black you're a idiot that just so happens to be black .Some people are so quick to say THAT'S RACISTS!!!! and only focus on the identity of the person with no rational discussion on why he is a idiot.
i get your point sometimes people can chalk up criticism from a different race and appoint it to racism
things that changed my mind was protesting my protest is disrespectful and the fact that just because a black person didn't go threw slavery his grandparents had and it hurts him .never looked at it that way .That hits home for me I love and respect my grandparents too. good stuff thanks for putting up this video and responding to my post .
You didn't finish watching the video. I know most black people can't read, but damn!
Love your reaction
There are three sides to every story, yours, mine and the truth. This is just calling out the disconnect between races and calling attention to the fact that at the end of the day, regardless of race - we are all human.
I like kusorare version better 😂😂
SAID THE SAME THING WOW ITS RIGHT IN YOUR FACE MAN
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.
This dude look and sound like a young moneybagg yo what y'all think
He look like Gucci mane 😂
Ricky Nadim just not a relevant comment
What was the intro song?
SHAYR X by Rae Sremmurd
thanx bro
Fiiiirrrrrreee
Not black or white... and i had trouble watching this the first time round...
Why do I get angry listening to this??❤👏👏
Nkem Babakay Because the truth can make you uncomfortable and there's alot of truth coming from both sides.
Nkem Babakay because you're racist?
stereo type... funny