OMG‼️🤣 Theo Von - White Privilege “Whivilege” | REACTION
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You haven’t seen Theo till you see his Daryl Strawberry story 😂
YES!
This
One of the all time greats!
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BoredAtWork2000 and friendship 😆
WE GONNA SPLIT THIS PLUM OR NOT DOG? WERE IN THIS TOGETHER MAN.
yeah, we should all split that plum
@Francisco Antonio He says it at 2:28
fuck no... that plum is mine
White privilege wasn't passed around to EVERY one of us. I was born in a ghetto apartment complex in Savannah Ga, moved from there to a trailer and my brother and myself shared a bedroom that had a hole in the floor that we had to keep a board over to make sure neighborhood animals didn't come inside. We regularly showered at the hotel my mother worked at because our power/water/gas was cut off. Not only did I eat peanutbutter out of the jar I ate government peanutbutter out of that tub that had 5 inches or oil that you had to stir like cement. I've eaten mayo sandwiches, drank powdered milk and even had my fair share grilled cheese sandwiches made out of government cheese (delicious though). Bologna sandwiches on the regular (fried) usually. We was turned down for government assistance on numerous occasions because we were white. Mom ended up working 2 jobs, dad was an alcoholic and drug addict. Basically it's not about black/white/brown, poor comes in all colors and so does struggle. I can tell you first hand that white privilege means jack shit in a trailer park. White privilege starts at middle class.
that's because white privilege doesn't exist. being privileged is an accident of birth; i.e. being born into a wealthy family.
@Nicole Jessica it made the best grilled cheese sandwiches and mac and cheese
Damn bro I feel you, I was born in garden city and my dad left when I was five. So I live with my mom and two grandparents in a double wide. Mom working 100hrs a week, grandpa workin 12 hr shifts at the paper mill and grandma’s retirement checks really help out lol. Luckily I’m half Native American so I’m able to get in some programs n shit😂😂.
@@johngleason958 exactly, it doesn't matter what colour you are, just born in the right family and you are set.
I've seen middle eastern imigrants way wealthier than anybody in our neighbourhood.
@@johngleason958 while I agree the claims about white privilege are vastly exaggerated, you can't deny it exists in general.
The only "white privilege' that I ever had was my dad getting of drugs at 19, going to work, and getting us an actual house. Great reaction bro!!!
Gotta hear Theo's Darryl Strawberry story
oh definitely !!......i agree !!
Adding a reply out of agreement
"I been sayin this!"
I'm 46 white and I have never had white privilege. I have busted my tail for everything I have ever had. You are a real dude. I respect the hell out of you for using what despicable words they used but you took that to try and better your life and others and not use it as an excuse. You and your family are great . You keep up to good work on your channel. I enjoy your work .
White privilege doesn't mean you didn't have a hard life, it's that the opportunities available to you are not limited to you by the color of your skin
@Olu k you missed my point. Like I said it doesn't mean life isn't hard for white people. Opportunities just aren't equal.
Were you not hired because of your name? Were you targeted by police officers because of your skin? Were you denied anything in life because of your race? Have you had to apply for 300+ jobs even with a degree? Nah, didn't think so. The system was made by white people, so white people are those that benefit.
@@TheNopeness I have been harrasedby cops several times. I was in my 20s worked up to 60 hrs a week and fixed up my 2000 civic Si to point where I had 33k invested in b it. I would get cops pulling me over when I went to my grandmothers house which was a ghetto area. I would get hell all the time. Tell me "what are you doing in this fine neighborhood? Thats a nice car . What are you up to? I told him not everyone else with a nice car is selling drugs. I worked hard for my car. I have lost jobs to affirmative action hear of that. A company of a certain size has to have soo many minorities and not the best qualified for the job. I can't go get free college or grants. There are no special organizations or help for me. If I start a organization for helping white people struggling I would be deemed as a racist. I have had some of those happen to me.
I just want to add my piece to this civil discussion because its rare on the internet to exchange viewpoints without it turning into an argument of any sort. I'm 26 and white and grew up in borderline poverty. Over half my childhood was spent in a 5th wheel trailer with no power and no running water outside of a hose close to the trailer. It was me, my older sister, and my mother. My mom would wake up an hour before we had to be up and boil water on the camping stove outside so we could take warm baths before school. I'm now 26 years old and just purchased my first home with my wife. No cosign, no inheritance, just hard work. Nothing was ever handed to me, but I don't think that's what "white privilege" means. I don't think anyone white would truly know if they've had "white privilege" because it's just our reality. I had many opportunities presented to me that I was able to take advantage of and get out of my situation. If other minorities aren't getting the same opportunities than there is inherently a privilege in being white. Maybe if I were Latino or Black I would've never gotten these chances and would still be stuck in a trailer. The topic is so subjective that I don't think it's justified to say it 100% exists or 100% doesn't.
Privilege has nothing to do with race and everything to do with wealth.
Justin G It has a bit to do with race and sex and attractiveness (and so on), as well, but the impact of wealth does dwarf everything else.
Saying it has nothing to do with race is ridiculous.
@@jonm7888 Ok not nothing but very little.
So true! Keep preaching that truth!
Poor white don't have privilege, we were just as hungry, the rich own us all. Fight money not colour.
Bro as soon as you talked about not having toothpaste, it reminded me of my pops. We struggled in L.A. didn’t have any. I was supposed to meet a girl that night and my pops was like use that baking soda. Your breath will be funky as hell, but your teeth will be white as hell 😂
I think one of the main reason so many white people like to watch black people reacting to white comics and kinda white culture in a way because it makes me feel closer to a group of people we dont get to interact with on a regular basis. It feels good knowing we truly aren't that different 😌
So many white people like to watch black people reacting to white comics because most people in this country are white. Don't turn this into something it isn't you leftie weirdo. You think white people treat black people like zoo animals while you sit there saying this shit about them. This isn't hard. Some people take responsibility for their fate, some don't. There is little difference between the way we think, unless a Democrat has a hold of you and turns you into a political pawn. Yes, Democrats. They're the ones selling THEMSELVES as the party of the minorities, so don't reflexively react like I'm the one being partisan here.
Bro I love Theo he is such a good dude if you watch his podcast, very thoughtful, probably the only normal celeb in LA
You really need to check out some bill hicks. Unfortunately his life was cut short to cancer but in the late 80s early 90s he was killin the comedy game
White dude here...lol "peanut butter out of the jar" oh I remember those days. what about cheese sandwiches? not grilled either just cheese and white bread...mmmm mmmmm
I still love those- but gotta add mustard. ☺
Man you knocked this one out of the park! Thanks for talking about tough subjects
I love that you understand how poor white folks feel.
That shows empathy.
Much love.
I subscribed when I fell down the Tom Macdonald 🐇 hole and you have not failed to deliver on every rabbit hole I’ve been down since! 🤣 Chris Stapleton, Adam Calhoun, Bill Burr, Theo Von…. Keep up the great work!
Poor people should get help whatever skin color they have.Your proof that the hardships you went through with hard work you can come out the other side.I don’t know you,but you have great kids,and I think your a good man.much respect.
Growing up poor in the south, your comments on poor culture really hit home. The establishment may have turned many of us against each other, but there are certainly those of us who see the truth. We are all in this fight together. Much respect.
We all have to do better. Just saying "Good Morning," to a total stranger-I've been doing that for a few years and it makes a difference. I am an introvert and it's hard, but I made a pledge to myself, just say "Good morning, Good afternoon, Good evening," to anyone I pass by. There are a lot of good people in this world.
Good job van. You rock. Love all that you do. Nothing but love for you and your family.
Love your work and your story!!
"I hope that makes sense. Probably doesn't make sense.." It made 100% sense brotha. You're very articulate with your thoughts. I'm better with the written word, but sometimes sound like an idiot when I'm put on the spot like this and trying to express my thoughts. I agree with everything you said.
I'm a brown person from Canada. But I respect your view on things, no blaming people and climbing your own mountain. You got my subscribe bro
Omg just found you guys, and I absolutely adore all three of you. Many thank you’s for choosing to take the time to make your videos, I very much appreciate you. Sending love, light, and high vibe harmonious energy. 🙏🌈💕☀️🥰❣️
Awesome reaction man! My sister and I grew up poor and white but had a good family and friends. We grew up with working hard and looking out for each other in our neighborhood that had all races just like us. It didn't matter what color you are, we were all struggling and helped each other out!
Not only are you a down to earth real dude... you're funny as hell... Keep doing you!!!
I have to say, I subscribed only after the "welfare boy" story.
I was here just because I like stand up. I am from another country, another culture, another continent.
But hardship is hardship.
I believe I have overcome my hardship and I respect people that have overcome theirs.
Which means I respect you.
Just in time! This was great! Tensions are high in the USA and we need more laughter! It’s ok to call me white... I’m not offended!! Yes! We all together can work for a better America!! ❤️Tennessee
You are a breath of fresh air my dude. You're very open minded and are a positive person. You inspire alot I promise. Keep doing you and the rest will follow. Much love and respect
I grew up in Appalachia. My town is in the top ten poorest and most drug addicted people in the us....
My dad taught me to brush with baking soda.
We always made things work.
It taught me sooo much. I can fix anything in a house.
Thank you for the explanation on the WB shirt - I saw it in another video and wondered. Good story and inspiration for you.
Poor has no color. I grown up poor as hell, beat and shit as a kid, but life is how you make it. And to me you are making it as am I. Much love to ya.
Theo is hilarious... We went see him live last year. I was laughing so hard I couldn't breathe 🤣😂😅
Bro, you got me with the baking soda. I grew up poor and white and I know exactly what you are talking about. Thanks for making me laugh
That's dope, love the story behind the sweater, and your thoughts on Theo's bit
I love you fam. I’m a white fella from close outside Philly and I grew up with every color- they were just people to me. Pops always made sure we had everything and Ma always watched out for us...I wish we could all have lights, hot water and a cupboard with the good snacks, but they still don’t give a shit about us. Big Homie tricked poor whitefolk... what has he done for any of the middle class and below? Either way, my mans pots and pans, don’t stop posting so I have my morning coffee video 🤘🏼. We all bleed red
Everyone needs to support this channel!!! Ty bro u have helped me thru so much just watching ur vidoes!! ❤
You're absolutely right about all of us learning from one another. It's more than just lotion, too*. Haha! Keep up the great work!!
*A Bill Burr reference I am sure Van will get.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Check out Theo Von's set about his Darryl Strawberry story. Hilarious!!! 😂😂😂
Theo Von is my favorite comedian. Glad you checked him out :) His me and Darryl Strawberry story from This is Not Happening is hilarious...maybe not to check out with your kids though ✌
Seems like so many people have an opinion, and that's the last word. It's always a gift to hear you putting out wisdom, and thinking about things from several sides. Keep being the best of us, sir.
Man you seem cool as hell
Wow... if anyone is going to succeed in this country, it’s a man like you! Great and insightful reaction to Theo. He’s got such a “different” way of seeing the world. 😂
Great reaction. The good is a horrible place for all. And I particularly like what you said about Killary and poor whites. Spot on 👍🇺🇸
Damn man, you have the right attitude towards comedy!!! Letting us laugh about the heavy stuff!!
You are a wise man my friend....very rational and level headed views on the subjects projected within the comedy video...my hats off to ya...
Big Props for your commentary on this video. I loved It.
This is exactly what i wanted to happen. Keep up the great work.
Check out some Andrew Shultz stand up. He has a crowd work special and some other short clips you and the rest of the LFR family are going to love!
I've been working on starting a biz and some days when payroll has to be made, I have had sleep for dinner. The struggle can be real. The hunger should drive us though.
Man, I love listening to your reactions. I was raised poor white trash, and when you mentioned the peanut butter I almost fell off the couch! I ate so much peanut butter that I couldn’t even consider a peanut butter cookie or Reese’s for over a decade. Pork and beans out of the can, well, pretty much anything out of the can, 20 cent Mac and cheese with no milk (it still tastes okay). Government cheese was the best! We’d count our pennies and carry them to the day old bread store to get a discount loaf of bread (we used to freeze bread when we had any leftovers) and I’d make the most delicious baked cheese sandwich in the world. Velveeta has nothing on government cheese! Keep up the good work. You’re a great entertainer. 😊
🤗 hugs 🧡 I'm here for all these and to see how much you laugh at this guy. He's FREAKIN hilarious 😂😆
You're Great! thanx. I was born in 78 also.. I appreciate your videos and I appreciate you and your daughter's relationship doing some of these reaction videos. I'll recommend some other ones. I like you're taste in music!
Like that you show both sides . Poor doesn’t care what you look like.
Grew up in Memphis I can really relate to Theo on this. Great stuff man . Helping to bridge the divide.
Gang gang bruh!! glad you found the 🐀 king
Yup, laundry detergent to wash dishes, washing clothes with pine sol, the baking soda for body and teeth.
You have a great attitude for coming through so much. Much respect to you
Bottom line of your comment around 6:49 is we really need to stop breaking ourselves down by ethnicity. It's an arbitrary distinction. It's not your ethnicity that matters.
My grandpa and uncle couldn’t read or write but they worked in a factory and until they retired in their 60’s . They had no privilege, weren’t rich but they kept their families fed and clothed even if most of their clothes were hand me downs from people. But just goes to show you it may not be easy but if you set your mind to it , just like you did that if you work hard you can rise above it . 🙏❤️
Been checkin out your vids for a while now, I really enjoy them. After hearing part of your story today I like you even more. I grew up much like theo here so I get it.
I came for the comedy but learned so much. Thank you for sharing your thoughts. Open Communication has nothing to do with convincing others but everything to do with putting perspectives out in the world and allowing your fellow humans to learn and grow. I appreciate and respect you for sharing
My Dad and mom left me and my brother with my Grandparents. I saw my dad once at Christmas and I saw my mother maybe once every 2 months or maybe once a month if she wasn't chasing a high. My dad nor my mother paid child support so my Grandparents had to take the full load of raising, clothing, feeding, school supplies, doctors visits, dentist visits, medication and everything else that goes with having a child. So we didn't have any privilege. We had a garden and we were taught from a young age how to hunt, fish and grow a garden. One thing that has stuck with me all these years. My Grandfather said never borrow anything from anyone no matter if it's money or a tool, because if you can't afford to buy it you don't need it. He said if their is something you really want save your money and you will have a better appreciation for it.
Thank You !!
Great breakdown brother! Keep grinding 👊
I love listening to your take on things.... so few people learn to meet in the middle and understand we all face the sae struggles....... i love your channel
4:15 real talk! Spreading some wisdom around here! Good job :)
Sharing info is always good. I think that's the key to understanding
Thank you for sharing these opinions.
@8:49 My mother and father both are much older than me. My father is 70 and my mother is younger than him, but her mom raised all her brothers and sister alone in Camden. If you know Camden you know its pretty rough out there. Listen to Mir Fontane he has a song about it. Life wasn't good for them but they really did all they could to make my sister and my life better. Growing up I was able to understand and appreciate what they did for their kids. All that work was for my sister and I, and we love that. To hear you say "we brushing our teeth with baking soda" i had to laugh cause she told me to do that if you run out, " we used to do it all the time". My dads family were italian immigrants so their life was full of racial prejudice, hardship and poverty due to immigration, too. Luckily his mother and father did well for them and he was able to grow from there and now hopefully my sister and I can grow from here. Rappers always say "I cant take my money when i die" but what about the future generation that is going to carry your name? Dont you care about them? That stuff bothers me a lot personally and I am so grateful my parents cared about us.
I am white, and can so relate! Growing up, we were dirt poor. No hot water. To get cold water we'd have to plug in the pump. But you couldnt leave it plugged in too long or the pump would burn out. 😂 A bucket for a toilet. Brushing our teeth with baking soda, and mom making "spider pancakes" (just water and flour mixed together, no syrup or butter) for breakfast, lunch and dinner, when times were really desperate. We would be so excited when the government cheese was being dispersed. Best cheese ever!! 🤣
White privilege is real. But it is only available to the wealthy. Not the poor.
The state I live in has a population of just over a million people. We have one small city. So our poor areas are not called the ghetto, but are referred to as "the wrong side of the tracks". The middle class and wealthy live on one side of town, and the poor live on the other. Your address determines how well you are treated by the town, schools, police, other residents, employers, etc. You will see a lot of single parents, absentee fathers, alcohol and drug addiction, domestic violence, assaults and crime on the wrong side of the tracks. Not to the same extent as inner cities, do to the difference in population, but it is prevalent.
You are absolutely right. White, black, yellow, brown, red or purple with green stripes - poverty affects every race the same way. Why? Because we are not colors, but all humans, faced with the same struggles.
God bless.
The way I put it to someone once was this: yes, on average, there are advantages to being a white person in this country. Sad but true. Unjust, but true. Thing is, you can't assume that skin color is the only thing affecting the life of the white guy -- or the black guy, for that matter. There is eventually a point where the other disadvantages -- how much money you got, your education level, whether or not you're disabled, and so on -- just nullifies any benefit you get from skin color. When you grew up in poverty, having to make constant decisions regarding whether to put food on the table or go to the doctor to see about this sickness you've been suffering from for a month and a half, you don't feel all that freaking privileged.
I have asked people before, who do you think has more privilege: a homeless white man who sleeps in a cardboard box behind a dumpster in an alley, or a black millionaire Congressman who owns businesses and lives in a mansion and whose kids go to private schools.
You would not believe the mental gymnastics some of these people go through in order to try and say the white homeless guy is still more privileged than the millionaire black guy.
You’re almost there. You are missing the key point tho: Money
@James Hetfield Do me a favor and shut the fuck up. The reason this country is so fucked up is because you and your asshole in the white house.
Trump was elected by stupid people who were too sexist and racist to accept a woman right after a black man.
So yeah. Just shut the fuck up, asshole.
@@GrumpyOldGuyPlaysGames way to join the mental gymnastics team xD.
Man, I'm as white as snow and we have a very similar upbringing. Keep keeping it real.
Thanks for sharing your personal story. It's inspiring to hear of people against the odds improve their situation in life. I enjoy your channel and reactions.
Best full life anyone can have is growing up poor with good parents, working your ass off, then coming into some money in their mid to late 20s. Kids who grow up rich don't experience real life and I kinda feel bad for them. Growing up I hated being put to work at 9 years old. 100 degrees outside and I was the kid in the neighborhood doing hard labor helping put a new damn roof on my house... I HATED my parents for making me do that kinda shit but now that I'm an adult I'm so thankful they raised me that way
Lot of videos every day. You got this relentless finisher badge, keep it up!
Peanut butter out of the jar with a spoon! I know it well! Hahaha. I actually crave it sometimes now.
Ever have a "ketchup sandwich?" 😂
Bruh, im subbed now, your opinions makes all the sense
BAD ASS BUDDY!!! One of my favorite videos you've done!!!
Subscribed. Admiring the clear thinking! Respect 🙏🏻
Watch a decent amount of these reaction, you are the only one subscribed to, I like the message and attitude, keep on keeping on man
Your empathy towards poor white people says a lot about your character Van. It seems like such a simple concept, but genuine care for others is a rarity now.
I'm white, we sometimes brushed our teeth with baking soda. No big deal. Our family was poor but stable. One year my birthday present was my own 2 liter of Pepsi. One christmas, I got 3 dollars so I could go to the dollar store and buy one present for each of my three siblings. We knew we didn't have "stuff" but we never felt poor. One giant blessing we enjoyed was that we weren't exposed to much crime and violence growing up. That and having two parents in a life long faithful marriage made a huge impact.
Shoot. Baking soda keeps the choppers shiny. Been there. Hell, I was so broke ass that I ate road kill and fished for trash fish to eat. Couldn't get assistance. Ask me why.
I enjoyed the comedy, but what you said- the real talk- that was superior stuff.
Best comedian so uniquely hilarious
Thank you for saying what you did my friend! I am right there with you. I am white but grew up in a very poor neighborhood and household. I have totally done laundry in the bathtub with dish detergent or whatever we could find as you said, hanging it out the window, off the porch, or anywhere else cause we didn't have a clothesline. Learning how to fix your car cause you couldn't afford a mechanic, or walking to catch a bus cause you had to wait for a few paychecks to pay to fix your car.
You are a great man. I can tell by the level of empathy you have for people who many in this country view as bigots. 👍🇺🇸
"He ain't that good of coach"....that was for sure some funny shit.
I like this LFR Family fellow in this video. He has very rational thoughts and ideas. I also saw his reaction to the George Carlin video (on religion). His reaction was very rational in that as well. We need more guys like this guy in the world! Just subscribed :)
Your awesome bro. I love your intelligence, the way you think. Its breath of fresh air.
❤❤ Theo !! Being from Alabama, that accent makes me feel more at home lol !!
You proved them wrong! You took the welfare boy as your motto and became what you are today. Thanks for sharing the story with us.
theo has such a unique mind, he is one of the best!
Loved your commentary, very on point.
you're a good man, I appreciate you.
It ain't a race issue, it's a class issue. Poor folk gotta look out for each other, regardless of race.
God bless man.
I totally love you! I relate to you so much, I was called welfare bum growing up all the way through high school. So smart on how you think and really go to the deep level. I wish nothing but blessings for you and your family!
You deserve all the good things you got coming bro keep it up
God bless you brother. Your children are lucky that they have you.
well said man. props
I couldn’t read “boy” on your sweater at first, I thought you played with “We LF Are” like “We LFR.” That’s how I read it. 😮😂