Johnny Somali an Idiot Abroad │Explained in Autistic Detail

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  • @ItsAGundam
    @ItsAGundam  Рік тому +439

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    • @guidedmeditation2396
      @guidedmeditation2396 Рік тому +10

      Reminds me of "Better Call Saul"
      Only I would much rather deal with Saul. Samali also brings to mind the guys that ran over that Bike Rider last week. Totally soulless with no conscience.

    • @SouthernGothicYT
      @SouthernGothicYT Рік тому +4

      I'm really hoping someone spams this (に) and that (が) in his chat. He'd have no idea 😂

    • @MrDEMarq
      @MrDEMarq Рік тому +1

      The best title for this video should have been "When retards go abroad"

    • @funveeable
      @funveeable Рік тому +3

      I'm actually happy that the Japanese people have very little knowledge of what their soldiers did during the war. If they found out, it would be a political weapon that split the country the same way slavery is splitting the US today even though it ended over a century ago. It would be used to paint Japan as the worst nation in the world and tear it apart from the inside.

    • @thechicagobox
      @thechicagobox Рік тому +6

      People like this need a physical education now more than ever.

  • @dolos4301
    @dolos4301 Рік тому +777

    "He has no moral compass. He is a rat."
    This clip is the most accurate description for this

    • @kevlarvest7375
      @kevlarvest7375 Рік тому +24

      Love that little series, Joel Haver is awesome

    • @dolos4301
      @dolos4301 Рік тому +9

      @@kevlarvest7375 Marshall the rat, best character

    • @nenmaster5218
      @nenmaster5218 Рік тому +2

      14:44: Uhm, thats totally wrong. Trains in Japan are incredibly flawed according to Japanese UA-camrs, even IFFF we ignore this is specifically the most molestation-rich place on the planet. S-ual molestation on asian trains is a massive issue. Oh well, in this video, Itsagundam is better than most of the time. He showed some real awareness and 'having read a book once'-vibes were coming off of him. Nice!

    • @kevlarvest7375
      @kevlarvest7375 Рік тому +4

      @@nenmaster5218 HUZZAH!!! 😁

    • @nenmaster5218
      @nenmaster5218 Рік тому +1

      @@kevlarvest7375 ItsAGundam was rather based at the start of the video (not the train part) so i ince againn wonder how he relates to the UA-cam-Channel Some More News. Does he know the facts and info laid out there?

  • @tacitus6384
    @tacitus6384 Рік тому +1202

    "Social media made y'all way too comfortable with disrespecting people and not getting punched in the face for it." -Mike Tyson

    • @angel_of_rust
      @angel_of_rust Рік тому +49

      you know what's annoying? the people that this line is meant to describe are often the ones that think that they get to say that line. fortunately reality shows them what it really means.

    • @ronaldedge3317
      @ronaldedge3317 Рік тому +10

      Facts.

    • @tiefblau2780
      @tiefblau2780 11 місяців тому +1

      It only takes 1 ... 2 to start a Generalize and phobia... Trust is a big Issue here since the 1990s market crash

    • @abraxsp5837
      @abraxsp5837 11 місяців тому +6

      While this is a great quote... you're a bit of a tool for ripping it from every other Johnny Somali video.

    • @paulorocky
      @paulorocky 11 місяців тому

      Would happily pay to watch Mike Tyson punch these guys in the face.

  • @Jonathan_Collins
    @Jonathan_Collins Рік тому +3854

    If you feel bad about your life, remember people like Johnny Somali exist.

    • @wakuwakuguy9243
      @wakuwakuguy9243 Рік тому +45

      words to live by. 😂😂

    • @CrownOfRoses541
      @CrownOfRoses541 Рік тому +103

      Its a very depressing existence if a person is only able to live for internet clout. Guy's one of the saddest clowns I've ever seen. 👋🙄

    • @paballomolata8844
      @paballomolata8844 Рік тому +66

      ​@@CrownOfRoses541I almost feel bad him. But he honestly kept f***ing around and now he is about to find out.

    • @quint3ssent1a
      @quint3ssent1a Рік тому +47

      But doctor, it's the people like him who make me feel bad...

    • @gaspartiznado6418
      @gaspartiznado6418 Рік тому +57

      If you feel bad about life, feel worse about it, knowing this guy had a chance to go to Japan, made foreigners look even more bad than we’re already perceived, and has further lowered our popularity.

  • @teachergotgame2203
    @teachergotgame2203 11 місяців тому +589

    As a black man who once lived in Japan, I never seen a Japanese woman so angry. She was telling him to leave the country because you are saying really insensitive stuff about war that Japanese people hate. Then she called him an idiot before she walked off.

    • @chrischika7026
      @chrischika7026 11 місяців тому +21

      how is black relevant at all ?

    • @FolstrimHori
      @FolstrimHori 11 місяців тому +1

      ​@@chrischika7026 To point out that JS wasn't being treated the way he was because he's black, but because he's a total wanker.

    • @the120cxx
      @the120cxx 11 місяців тому +140

      ​@@chrischika7026 because he gives the rest of us a bad image over there. If he gets the full 3 years, good, less trouble makers fucking things up for race relations.

    • @chrischika7026
      @chrischika7026 11 місяців тому

      no he doesnt . the only reason you think it makes us look bad is if you are racist @@the120cxx

    • @kyleminard8157
      @kyleminard8157 11 місяців тому

      @chrischika7026 because he is a standard example black people. We aren't even surprised anymore. Just further disgusted and repulsed by them.

  • @ASciFiBuff
    @ASciFiBuff Рік тому +618

    I like how Johnny was crying for someone to call the U.S. Embassy
    The U.S. Embassy can do two things if you are arrested in Japan
    1) Jack
    2) Shit
    And Jack has left town

    • @JM-vp8zc
      @JM-vp8zc Рік тому +99

      And shit was crying for someone to call the US Embassy.

    • @mayanboricua
      @mayanboricua Рік тому +67

      Jack has left town, and the Embassy ain't doing shit

    • @haswordmaster1497
      @haswordmaster1497 Рік тому +10

      lol Underrated comment!

    • @an-animal-lover
      @an-animal-lover Рік тому +9

      ​@@mayanboricuaperfect😂

    • @AshCosgrove
      @AshCosgrove Рік тому +16

      Army of Darkness reference.

  • @TheAce24
    @TheAce24 Рік тому +859

    The man was a parasite. As someone who lives in Japan, I can’t tell you how happy everyone is that he finally got arrested. Absolute trash and I hope he enjoys jail for the longest possible time before they deport his ass and bar further entry. Thanks for the great video, Gundam! :)

    • @rosettastone741
      @rosettastone741 Рік тому +87

      I used to keep up and watch these insanely toxic streamers back when all this was happening(ip2, etc). If it makes you feel any better, there were tons of pics on IP2 of johnny sulking at a bar/restaurant, off stream, looking depressed at fuck. People were trolling him/giving him shit for causing chaos and then not wanting to stream it, and of course local Japanese were more than happy to take pics of him sulking(nearly crying) and post them online for everyone to see lol.
      TLDR: Even his fan-base basically turned on him in the end 😂

    • @who346
      @who346 Рік тому +15

      Maybe they should deport him to DUBIA....just sent him there, since they can do it.

    • @jaycee330
      @jaycee330 Рік тому +77

      @@who346Since he is "Johnny Somali", send him to Somalia.

    • @redn9215
      @redn9215 Рік тому +60

      @@jaycee330 preferably on a small raft with a pirate flag.

    • @thomaspayton436
      @thomaspayton436 Рік тому +12

      dont send him back here !!

  • @peterslaby9782
    @peterslaby9782 Рік тому +1940

    I genuinely hope Japan passes some anti-harassment laws that will lead to immediate deportation for fatherless activities like this.

    • @bovinejoannie9429
      @bovinejoannie9429 Рік тому

      Shutup

    • @who346
      @who346 Рік тому +181

      Not Deportation, but rather Immedicate confinement, until trial, and imprisonment....Make it minimum 2 years...

    • @buzzfeedteal4775
      @buzzfeedteal4775 Рік тому +116

      Anti groping on the train laws too

    • @TwoFourFeedsLordyThaBlud
      @TwoFourFeedsLordyThaBlud Рік тому +29

      I hope anything like the rape of Nanking never happens again but you can't always get what you want.

    • @TwoFourFeedsLordyThaBlud
      @TwoFourFeedsLordyThaBlud Рік тому +39

      Remember? When Japanese soldiers would play the game let's see how many and how quickly we can kill them? Or that other fun game where they (with fathers in their lives) threw infants into the air to try and catch them on the ends of their bayonets? Peprage Farm remembers. 🧐

  • @jimmylim5015
    @jimmylim5015 11 місяців тому +96

    As an air force veteran who was stationed in Japan back in 2010, I wish I saw Johnny Somali in the wild.

  • @SutekhTheDestroyer
    @SutekhTheDestroyer Рік тому +602

    He made the fatal mistake of conflating politeness with weakness. I hope they throw away the key.

    • @who346
      @who346 Рік тому +47

      I would settle for 2 years, and deportation to A middle EASTERN Country of Japans Choice.

    • @SutekhTheDestroyer
      @SutekhTheDestroyer Рік тому

      @@who346I’d rather he ended up in the kind of video that you’d always find on LiveLeak.

    • @dsilverleaf4668
      @dsilverleaf4668 Рік тому +25

      You could probably find sum clips on UA-cam, about Japanese prison life. 😮. If I'm ever fortunate enough 2 vacation in Japan, no fuckin whiskey 4 me.👌

    • @VandalAudi
      @VandalAudi Рік тому +8

      ​@@who346nah, nobody wants him, I guess they'd have to sens him back home to the US.

    • @shnorkeythefourth4572
      @shnorkeythefourth4572 Рік тому +46

      Anyone who confuses Japanese politeness with weakness doesn’t know how brutal they are, or Asia in general

  • @faegrace7313
    @faegrace7313 Рік тому +1240

    This guy is the perfect example of why children need fathers.

    • @bruvathroatpuncher500
      @bruvathroatpuncher500 Рік тому +51

      You hit the nail on the head in one shot.

    • @seekertosecrets
      @seekertosecrets Рік тому +44

      @@bruvathroatpuncher500 So did the other guy that took Somali out!

    • @iceonthesun8880
      @iceonthesun8880 Рік тому +21

      Piccolo from DBZ needs to materialize and do a Namek nutsack punch on Johnny So-smallie

    • @darkwolf6045
      @darkwolf6045 Рік тому +1

      Suddenly White people can't tell the difference. Somalians are a composite people mixed with invading Arabs, East Indians just across the waters and........WHITE PEOPLE that invaded during WW1 and WW2, the British, Germans and Italians, but why bother with facts all White people 'need' to see is dark skin, think I'll start calling white people Pikies or Gypsies or Gopnicks or Chavs or Boggins, their all white looking?

    • @crocidile90
      @crocidile90 Рік тому +32

      Hate to say it but...... some of them DO have fathers..... i.e. that one 6'5" white guy who got shoot in self defense after "pranking" (read harassing) a barely 5'6" Uber eats delivery guy. Worst part his, the guy STILL lived and his father basically encourages his behavior. The Uber delivery guy got a minor count despite proving probable cause.
      Yo J-man upstairs, tell Ezekiel to blow the horn already, I am sick of this world and I don't care anymore if I get to party with you forever or be in cringe land, I WANT OFF OF MR. BONES WILD RIDE.

  • @Peta_CHAD69
    @Peta_CHAD69 9 місяців тому +40

    He's an epitome of a man who's never been beaten as a kid.

  • @TurtleChad1
    @TurtleChad1 Рік тому +594

    I'm genuinely surprised he wasn't deported a long time ago for his actions.

    • @ooze1982
      @ooze1982 Рік тому +28

      He deserves to be in prison in a country that has a high conviction rate. You F around, you find out

    • @muhdiversity7409
      @muhdiversity7409 Рік тому

      I believe Japan has the death penalty. You know, we wouldn't be too upset if they bent the rules a little over there to solve this small problem especially if they don't wanna deport this turd to Somalia. The US definitely doesn't want him.

    • @david-468
      @david-468 Рік тому +20

      @@ooze1982hate to break it to you Japan has the highest conviction rate in the entire world, obviously there must be other factors making that arrest impossible

    • @godpigeon
      @godpigeon Рік тому +36

      @@david-468 A lot of it was not technically against the law, just against the rules of their society (so didn't need laws). He finally broke an actual law with evidence.

    • @imnotcreative2214
      @imnotcreative2214 Рік тому +5

      Wow and people thought Ozzy Osbourne crossed the line when he sang "Thank God for the bomb!" in Japan.

  • @aurora2687
    @aurora2687 Рік тому +493

    Johnny: very clearly being racist
    Some people on Twitter: "He can’t be racist! Black people can't be racist!"
    So progressive they support racism depending on who's doing it...

    • @bovineavenger734
      @bovineavenger734 Рік тому

      Always have been. It's only racism when it's against white people and asians are honorary white.

    • @JakeLuke716
      @JakeLuke716 Рік тому +114

      Left in a nutshell.

    • @MaverickhunterXZero
      @MaverickhunterXZero Рік тому +29

      Always has been that way, especially when it comes to Japan.

    • @dexterdexting3736
      @dexterdexting3736 Рік тому +2

      Literally, no one is saying that.

    • @bovineavenger734
      @bovineavenger734 Рік тому +82

      @@dexterdexting3736 the woke mob is.

  • @Matthew.Wade27
    @Matthew.Wade27 Рік тому +857

    Him playing the race card after everything he did…is insane.

    • @TheGosgosh
      @TheGosgosh Рік тому

      Which means he’s quite racist, because he claims that this is how black folks behave.

    • @DerMeister821
      @DerMeister821 Рік тому +118

      Wait until you observe it real time in real life...

    • @USMC49er
      @USMC49er Рік тому

      Pulling a race card after pulling off racist acts in their own country is next level douchebaggery!

    • @YourKingJDG
      @YourKingJDG Рік тому +11

      He’s arab

    • @DerMeister821
      @DerMeister821 Рік тому +67

      @@YourKingJDG same difference.

  • @towermonkey90
    @towermonkey90 11 місяців тому +121

    "Violence is never the answer" That's right, it's never the answer. "Violence?" is the question, and sometimes the answer is "yes"

    • @hunterkline7972
      @hunterkline7972 6 місяців тому

      @naturalcreature63179/11 😂😂😂 also Pearl Harbor happened to us not Japan 😂😂😂 loser.

    • @TheSoCalledZoner1
      @TheSoCalledZoner1 5 місяців тому +5

      Peace is optional

    • @canderoussnurd4265
      @canderoussnurd4265 3 місяці тому

      I see you’ve been to Van Zhant.

  • @ricardomilos10
    @ricardomilos10 Рік тому +303

    I hate how kindness and tolerance is treated as weakness by evil people
    Edit: Agree that after a certain point, if you keep giving tolerance despite disrespect, its actual weakness (kinda whats happening in the west)

    • @thebigidea9659
      @thebigidea9659 Рік тому

      It's a good way to make people not want foreigners in their country.

    • @mrcrazyattire723
      @mrcrazyattire723 Рік тому +48

      All of the current evils are happening because people are too nice. It's easy to commit atrocities when the people your committing them to will forgive you for it.

    • @NicofTime...
      @NicofTime... Рік тому +24

      When these actions aren't corrected, it is weakness.

    • @bovineavenger734
      @bovineavenger734 Рік тому +31

      Even the Bible says weakness to the point of allowing evil to triumph is committing evil by inaction. Kindness and tolerance can become a vice.

    • @kenshinhimura9387
      @kenshinhimura9387 Рік тому +4

      It is weakness.

  • @d3m0n709
    @d3m0n709 Рік тому +141

    If he went missing, nobody would miss him.

    • @who346
      @who346 Рік тому +14

      We can still make that happen, he has to come home sometime.

    • @shnorkeythefourth4572
      @shnorkeythefourth4572 Рік тому +8

      Calm down don’t get out of hand just because he made a woman cry. As far as I can tell he’s only made an ass of himself.
      Instead just imagine strangers giving him a quick black eye and moving on, constantly, the way you’d say hello.
      Imagine everyone would do this and act like it’s normal for months, that’d be much worse

    • @knotengajin7359
      @knotengajin7359 Рік тому +8

      I beg to differ. I guarantee at least 3 morbidly obese women with plastic hair would be all over the news begging for help finding him, donations to their Gofundme in his name, while stating how he was a sweet boy.

    • @EBJjengaXD
      @EBJjengaXD Рік тому +2

      Cept for BLM, which we all know why that'd be.

    • @ianmerkin6488
      @ianmerkin6488 Рік тому

      Just pin him down,good kicking and hopefully he gets the lesson 😁

  • @matthewconner7800
    @matthewconner7800 Рік тому +109

    Japanese prisons are notoriously strict and unpleasant, and I hope he gets every single moment in one that their courts can possibly throw at him.

    • @ImTheKingOfHyrule
      @ImTheKingOfHyrule Рік тому +7

      I'm sure he'll try the "comedian" routine with the prison guards, even if only once.

  • @keyqchan
    @keyqchan 11 місяців тому +117

    Japanese authorities should also send some kind of warning notice to social media platforms that allowed Johnny to air and monetize his harassments. Threaten them with operation ban.

    • @ladynikkie
      @ladynikkie 11 місяців тому +25

      Agreed his nonsense should not be monetized. The last thing they need is another Logan Paul video nonsense

    • @hype5456
      @hype5456 9 місяців тому +4

      ​@@ladynikkie turns out there actually doing that currently specially to irl streamers

  • @aurora2687
    @aurora2687 Рік тому +500

    Johnny seems to be under the impression that no matter what he does he can just scream "RACISM" and get out of trouble. Considering how much he relies on it it must have worked for him before but he doesn’t understand that other countries work differently...

    • @sleepykittyMMD
      @sleepykittyMMD Рік тому

      it works for some people, usually only in the usa. guy is so stoopid its unreal

    • @gs4011
      @gs4011 Рік тому +85

      Dude didn't get that the Japanese are just gonna be like, "yeah and?"

    • @kenshinhimura9387
      @kenshinhimura9387 Рік тому +29

      Apparently he doesn't understand how racist most other countries are. They are extremely racist when compared to the USA. Just look at their population demographics

    • @eventhori3on
      @eventhori3on Рік тому +112

      ​@@kenshinhimura9387having a highly homogeneous society has zero to do with racism and everything to do with preserving your way of life, your customs and cultivating your society around a shared ideal that is passed down through generations mostly written in blood and suffering

    • @cheekyjebus5559
      @cheekyjebus5559 Рік тому +66

      considering you can get away with murder for screaming racism in america, you can see why he'd think that, the Japanese need to go hard on him.

  • @wumpusrat
    @wumpusrat Рік тому +673

    The white guy who went up to him and started asking "Is this you?" was hilarious.
    Johnny's "Is that a threat?" with the response "Yeah, it is" also made me laugh.
    That guy would have torn him in half. It's no wonder he was backpedaling so hard you could see smoke.

    • @andrewmeyer3599
      @andrewmeyer3599 Рік тому +1

      It's the only thing he knows: He isn't hot shit and easily gets taken out by dudes a good head shorter than he is

    • @0ntimetaiment921
      @0ntimetaiment921 Рік тому +60

      He sure was lucky it wasn't that guy who finally knocked him out.

    • @tacitus6384
      @tacitus6384 Рік тому +6

      Time stamp?

    • @nobalkain624
      @nobalkain624 Рік тому +17

      @@tacitus6384 at about 41:29.

    • @tacitus6384
      @tacitus6384 Рік тому +10

      @@nobalkain624 👍

  • @rexlumontad5644
    @rexlumontad5644 Рік тому +88

    Johnny Somali: *gets arrested by Japanese police*
    Everyone: "Yes, very sad. Anyway."

    • @who346
      @who346 Рік тому +11

      American EMbassy/Consulate Johnny WHO...nah, he dont belong to US. Do with him as you wish.....

    • @NicofTime...
      @NicofTime... Рік тому +3

      Sad it took so long

    • @raulrosas5068
      @raulrosas5068 Рік тому +5

      Jeremy Clarkson: oh no, anyway last week

    • @scarypineapple8608
      @scarypineapple8608 Рік тому

      What’s sad about it?

    • @Dr.LightMarker5613
      @Dr.LightMarker5613 Рік тому

      ​@@scarypineapple8608 It didn't happen sooner?

  • @IsleofJaya
    @IsleofJaya 11 місяців тому +36

    I am an US born African American female who loves anime and respects the Japanese culture. I'm sorry to everyone in Japan who had to deal with this fool and his antics. Most Japanese already didn't like foreigners due to them not understanding their culture, now this fool and his buddies come along and make it worst. And since some people in Japan are pretty stuck in their ways, it will be nearly impossible to undo the damage his guy as caused and have Japanese see foreigners, dark skin, and UA-camrs in a different light.

    • @ZionistJew-oj1bo
      @ZionistJew-oj1bo 2 місяці тому

      How are you African American yet born in America?
      Tell me youve been brainwashed by the racial Left and the Public School institution, without saying it!!!
      Like girl, "nobody cares" about your race.

  • @CarParts08382
    @CarParts08382 11 місяців тому +574

    People like Johnny Salami are the reason American visitors get generalized overseas.

    • @BuckarooBoya
      @BuckarooBoya 11 місяців тому +19

      I know It kills me😢

    • @lovelyheart3785
      @lovelyheart3785 11 місяців тому +42

      Him and Logan Paul

    • @wastelandsniper789
      @wastelandsniper789 11 місяців тому +48

      I go out of my way in other countries to be nice, to learn as many useful phrases and words as I can, and in general to leave people feeling like Americans aren't assholes, and it pisses me off that assholes like Johnny undo those efforts.

    • @simonhailom2477
      @simonhailom2477 11 місяців тому +9

      ​@@wastelandsniper789thank you for the effort

    • @struggler856
      @struggler856 11 місяців тому

      True. Y'all bring your disgusting culture everywhere

  • @Goodbye_Eri
    @Goodbye_Eri Рік тому +814

    He’s the reason why stereotypes still exist

    • @OwenHooper-mv4fm
      @OwenHooper-mv4fm Рік тому

      He’s more of a stereotypical American. He’s not out there killing people and then asking for reparations

    • @pauperslament3467
      @pauperslament3467 Рік тому +82

      They'll always exist. Even when the Lizards usher in their one nation utopia.

    • @piotrswat169
      @piotrswat169 Рік тому +43

      @@pauperslament3467 hey leave small hatz out of this

    • @NiDup57
      @NiDup57 Рік тому

      Stereotypes are maintained by 85 IQ people like that guy. That type of person isn't going away anytime soon. Pretending they don't exist because you only interact with people who look like that in settings that gatekeep anyone with an IQ under 110 like a uni or corporate office isn't representative of actual reality

    • @somechinesedude5466
      @somechinesedude5466 Рік тому +33

      ​@@pauperslament3467stereotype need to exist as a barometer of what to be & what not to be
      Just expect the worse, that's society

  • @EatWave
    @EatWave Рік тому +330

    People like Johnny Somali are arguments for why High Trust Societies like Japan need to trust outsiders even less than they already do.

    • @jwill540
      @jwill540 Рік тому +24

      They used to kill them on the shoreline.

    • @zackmatulis4094
      @zackmatulis4094 Рік тому

      @@ambientvibes4301 he doesn't need your defense

    • @Alondro77
      @Alondro77 Рік тому

      Let him try this crap in CHINA. He'll never be seen again. >:}

    • @meesteranonymous8177
      @meesteranonymous8177 Рік тому

      ​@@ambientvibes4301wth is a gaijin and this somali guy is doing bad enough and deserves to be deported back to wherever multicultural cesspool he came from.

    • @Castitalus
      @Castitalus Рік тому

      @@ambientvibes4301 Like the Middle Easterner who destroyed a shrine in the name of his god. Can't imagine why Japan doesn't want to open immigration to everyone.

  • @Lava91point0
    @Lava91point0 11 місяців тому +26

    The dude who straight up cold cocked Johnny, is a fucking legend. We need an interview with that guy pronto. I bet He has a great story to tell

  • @jacobstrong1494
    @jacobstrong1494 Рік тому +339

    So he's literally perpetuating and embodying the Black on Asian hate stereotype... At what point is a stereotype an actual fact? This dude is proof of it all. We present Exhibit A, your honor.

    • @YourKingJDG
      @YourKingJDG Рік тому

      Asians been doing crap to black people forever. Don’t care.
      And somali is arab

    • @DarkHitmontop
      @DarkHitmontop Рік тому +8

      Nah, Johnny Somali as exhibit A is WILD

    • @PootisPenserPow
      @PootisPenserPow Рік тому +50

      It's easy to find ample examples of this

    • @somechinesedude5466
      @somechinesedude5466 Рік тому +21

      How to not be treated as stereotype, do nothing & don't be loud

    • @bloodoftheunicorns2621
      @bloodoftheunicorns2621 Рік тому +18

      @jacobstrong1494 Equating the actions of one individual onto an entire group of people is beyond stupidity, it’s the definition of racism. Also there are plenty of examples of Asians doing or saying something racist towards people of African dissent, it goes both ways, and in all directions. At the end of the day those people are just miserable, and they want to make others as miserable as themselves.

  • @Hk7762Tube
    @Hk7762Tube Рік тому +86

    - Is that a threat?
    - It is, yes.
    Got me laughing too hard.

  • @rexlumontad5644
    @rexlumontad5644 Рік тому +171

    Japan: "Immediate restraining order!"
    Johnny Somali: "Restraint isn't part of my vocabulary."

    • @armouredjester1622
      @armouredjester1622 Рік тому +20

      I'm not sure he even knows the word "vocabulary"

    • @knotengajin7359
      @knotengajin7359 Рік тому +13

      Should force him to live stream his own seppuku.

    • @judgedrekk2981
      @judgedrekk2981 Рік тому +1

      oh but restraint is in his vocabulary since he said it....eh, EH?? ugh

  • @Justadonkey
    @Justadonkey 11 місяців тому +35

    I hear Japanese prison is pretty regimented and rough, stuff like only giving you one cup of cold water to bathe with and having to march everywhere sounds like it'd be good for the kid

  • @Rembreiker_lychec9257
    @Rembreiker_lychec9257 Рік тому +348

    Honestly he deserves what ever comes to him . Never seen any remorse or no apology from this guy at all. I don't feel bad for this clown at all.

    • @who346
      @who346 Рік тому +28

      Sometimes, people need to handle these people alone at night in a FIELD near a national forest where there are lots of holes....very deep HOLES>

    • @chkensammich
      @chkensammich Рік тому

      his low empathy and awareness are such a display of low iq lol

    • @LunaMane
      @LunaMane Рік тому +6

      We don't even know what his family think of this, if he has any. I couldn't imagine the shame they have to suffer because of him. Hopefully they didn't get doxxed also as a result.
      I also pray he doesn't have young relatives because they couldn't go to school without the crossing guard laughing at them.

    • @user-tk5fi1my5i
      @user-tk5fi1my5i Рік тому

      ​@@who346He doesn't deserve to die. He does deserve an ass whooping, and like a year locked up, and then deported. Hopefully he'll learn from his mistakes and change his life and do something useful with it.

    • @kaizokujimbei143
      @kaizokujimbei143 Рік тому +10

      @@who346 Japan has bears. Tie him up, cover him with honey, and leave him in the middle of the woods.

  • @StephenHenryIV
    @StephenHenryIV 11 місяців тому +422

    We as Americans do not claim him. Ignorance is no excuse, but this isn’t ignorance. It’s jackassery. Violence should not be a 1st answer, but you can’t be antagonistic to such great lengths and think there will be no consequences.

    • @yanniclord-gg
      @yanniclord-gg 11 місяців тому +1

      Certainly not the first response, but at which point are we going to stop talking and just take action? People have tried to tell him and argue with him forever, and every single time, he didn't learn a single lesson. So eventually, and I absolutely approve of this type of behaviour because it's necessary at some point, he got his ass served on a platter and knocked out cold like the little bitch he is.
      There comes a time for every case where talking and conversation are of no more value, as they clearly achieve nothing. In this case, critical mass was reached and people were fed up, rightfully so. Him getting a knuckle sandwich was in every single way deserved, as the pacifist way here didn't go anywhere.

    • @johnynoway9127
      @johnynoway9127 11 місяців тому

      lol America the continent that thrives on war mongering and oil taking.
      I think he represents you closer then youd like to admit.

    • @johnbarron4843
      @johnbarron4843 11 місяців тому +1

      Blacks don’t change anywhere they are.

    • @richardsamueljordan1569
      @richardsamueljordan1569 11 місяців тому

      Unfortunately it's American ignorance and arrogance that ultimately created him. The vast majority of Americans look down on other countries especially Japan because their grandfathers fought against them. Even tho the vast majority are fat cowards that will NEVER pick up a rifle and defend America.

    • @johnv6806
      @johnv6806 11 місяців тому +26

      Hardly matters if we claim him. We still produced him

  • @drphdmd7064
    @drphdmd7064 Рік тому +148

    This guy is a beautiful example of "He's lucky he didn't do this in my hood."

    • @courtneytyree-jones8563
      @courtneytyree-jones8563 Рік тому +19

      This dude would never pull this here in the U.S

    • @VandalAudi
      @VandalAudi Рік тому +10

      Well, I mean, he could do it Japan's woods.... wink Jake Paul wink.

    • @Nutt_lemmings
      @Nutt_lemmings Рік тому +1

      anime pfp, has internet, mentions "my hood" seems about right.

    • @ununun9995
      @ununun9995 Рік тому +10

      ​@@Nutt_lemmingshentai pfp talking

    • @Nutt_lemmings
      @Nutt_lemmings Рік тому +1

      @@ununun9995 wooooow but im not the one talking about hood on the internet lmao.

  • @DustinBarlow8P
    @DustinBarlow8P 11 місяців тому +19

    That Meowko cry did exactly what she probably thought it would do. A sweet, cute Japanese girl crying will create a massive horde of pissed off men, looking to kill somebody.

    • @goimei
      @goimei 7 місяців тому +2

      It got ME mad thats for sure! P R O T E C T H E W O M E N !!

  • @xVMouseVx
    @xVMouseVx Рік тому +1205

    the fact that gundam had to do research on this guy is horrifying
    imagine the damage to his mental health

    • @VandalAudi
      @VandalAudi Рік тому +84

      Eeeeeeh, he watched Velma and She Hulk for us, this is nothing. Somali is just like DSP with extra steps.

    • @maca673
      @maca673 Рік тому +32

      His sacrifice will not go forgotten. 🫡

    • @raulrosas5068
      @raulrosas5068 Рік тому

      🫡

    • @xman666soad
      @xman666soad Рік тому +3

      Pray for Gundam.
      Doing Jesus work of simply pointing out foolery. Not judging. Just saying what happened.

    • @LunaMane
      @LunaMane Рік тому

      He made a noble sacrifice. I wouldn't take the time to do more than learn how to pronounce his last name just so I can accurately rag on this loser.

  • @brreakfastYT
    @brreakfastYT Рік тому +429

    I love how the greaser was the clearest message this guy got. "Yes, I am threatening you. You are a pathetic worm and I will end you."

    • @nenmaster5218
      @nenmaster5218 Рік тому +7

      14:44: Uhm, thats totally wrong. Trains in Japan are incredibly flawed according to Japanese UA-camrs, even IFFF we ignore this is specifically the most molestation-rich place on the planet. S-ual molestation on asian trains is a massive issue. Oh well

    • @jaja2084
      @jaja2084 Рік тому +16

      @@nenmaster5218that’s true but he was taking about straight up cleanliness only. That happens here too

    • @nenmaster5218
      @nenmaster5218 Рік тому

      @@jaja2084 !

    • @heatherhoward4197
      @heatherhoward4197 Рік тому +4

      ​@@nenmaster5218mainly indian trains tho

    • @inquisitionagent9052
      @inquisitionagent9052 11 місяців тому +8

      Finally. Someone decided to speak to him in the only language he understands

  • @Pers0n97
    @Pers0n97 Рік тому +214

    This whole story is just the proof that corporal punishment is the only thing that can go trough some people.

    • @howard5755
      @howard5755 Рік тому +27

      You can't fix stupid.

    • @Pers0n97
      @Pers0n97 Рік тому +53

      @@howard5755 Sure. But you can beat it down.

    • @Alondro77
      @Alondro77 Рік тому +29

      It's too bad he didn't try this in SINGAPORE. The public caning video would have been PRICELESS!

    • @JustAboutTime
      @JustAboutTime Рік тому +3

      The guy needs an appointment with a bedspring and a car battery in some deep basement. I guarantee he’ll emerge with a much improved attitude!

    • @Noodles.Doodles
      @Noodles.Doodles Рік тому +14

      I was going to mention that. There are some people who just have no empathy or conscience or self-restraint, and do not stop until they experience a physical limit, or fear of one. As the clip in the video goes: 'He has no moral compass, he is a rat'.

  • @diydunder3377
    @diydunder3377 10 місяців тому +19

    The collective tolerance of Japanese people featured here is absolutely astounding.
    Hats off to them on that issue.

  • @sprnightfire
    @sprnightfire Рік тому +228

    Been waiting for you to cover this one. This just shows you that you do not take the Japanese's kindness for weakness. Glad this guy is getting what he deserves.

    • @ItsAGundam
      @ItsAGundam  Рік тому +61

      had a lot of set backs the last two weeks.

    • @peterslaby9782
      @peterslaby9782 Рік тому +33

      @@ItsAGundam We all love your videos but take care of yourself first. Being a UA-camr must be a special kind of hell.

    • @clipityclappers8085
      @clipityclappers8085 Рік тому +11

      ​@@ItsAGundam I'm sorry to hear that man. Your videos always brighten my day. Especially since here in my part of the world you kinda need to laugh. Anyway thank you for all the effort you put into this, even though it can at times feel like UA-cam is using you like a Dubai portapotty. 😅 Much love brother.

    • @brettloo7588
      @brettloo7588 Рік тому +3

      I have high hopes of him suffering every day of his jail time!!

    • @AB0BA_69
      @AB0BA_69 Рік тому

      @SamBANKmanHeebAmen bruddah

  • @robbomegavlkafenryka6158
    @robbomegavlkafenryka6158 Рік тому +601

    Johnny Somali is literally making Japan’s racism meter go up.

    • @The13thRonin
      @The13thRonin Рік тому +107

      I think literally just looking at 2023 western society would accomplish that.

    • @cympimpin20
      @cympimpin20 Рік тому +133

      At least that's a plus. Homogeneous societies becoming more proud of their own kind and less accepting of outside cultural pollution brings a tear of joy to my eye. I just wish we were allowed to do that here.

    • @mrbigglezworth42
      @mrbigglezworth42 Рік тому +110

      @@The13thRonin Everyone is collectively getting tired of the forced diversity. Even the diversity doesn't like being next to the diversity.

    • @chrisf4268
      @chrisf4268 Рік тому

      You can’t create a mindset that already exists. Always remember that it was white people that vaporized Japanese people. That is just a historical fact. 😁

    • @pencilcase8068
      @pencilcase8068 Рік тому +20

      which is sad because i want to go to japan one day. the culture seems nice, and the weather seems nice as well. i am not a fan of traveling but i wouldnt mind going there

  • @mawnkey
    @mawnkey 11 місяців тому +204

    I have no shame in admitting that I wish him the worst in jail and even worse when he's forced back home by deportation.

    • @megaflamer
      @megaflamer 11 місяців тому

      gonna run out his visa too, the japanese police have a tendency to keep foreigners until that happens then hit em with that on top of whatever they did

    • @Fujoshi1412
      @Fujoshi1412 11 місяців тому +13

      Jail first then deportation with being banned from Japan would be great.

    • @restingwitchface666
      @restingwitchface666 11 місяців тому +11

      I am half black and Japanese planning to visit Japan. I thank you for this. I was already prepared for discrimination, now it is inconceivable what I will go through.

    • @slypear
      @slypear 11 місяців тому +10

      @@restingwitchface666 You'll be fine as long as you treat people with respect. I lived there 15 years. While I met some racism - by some, it was not nearly as bad as what I experienced in other places on this planet.
      Having, giving and appreciating humility will take you a long way.

    • @DocHolliday1851
      @DocHolliday1851 11 місяців тому +4

      @@restingwitchface666 Nice, it's great to run into another half Japanese and half Black person. Though, my Black father is also half Native.

  • @Luckydog-cc9jn
    @Luckydog-cc9jn 10 місяців тому +16

    The one lady who yelled at him told him to “go back home” and stuff. Don’t blame her 😭

  • @reiddutchess9955
    @reiddutchess9955 Рік тому +102

    Gundam’s “Autistic Detail” series never disappoints

  • @Looney_Tombs
    @Looney_Tombs 11 місяців тому +26

    I love that you referenced “An Idiot Abroad” I’m one of the few Americans to have bought those DVDs when they came out it was hilarious 😂

    • @Wadacup
      @Wadacup 11 місяців тому +2

      That show is stupendous lol

  • @ahmataevo
    @ahmataevo Рік тому +478

    If Johnny Somali is such a stunning and brave man, he should approach the mexican cartels the way he approached the japanese people to show us all what a tough guy he is.

    • @NavySharkz
      @NavySharkz Рік тому

      Facts! Or Russians, Armenians, Irishmen.
      We'd never hear from this idiot again!

    • @inquisitionagent9052
      @inquisitionagent9052 11 місяців тому +89

      I have a better idea. He should try that sht with his own people. I hear the Somali pirates are famous for their hospitality and friendliness. So much so that nobody who goes to visit ever comes back...

    • @chrisbaker8533
      @chrisbaker8533 11 місяців тому +36

      Let's send him to tajikistan and let him bike across the country.
      Absolutely nothing bad could possibly happen, i'm sure.

    • @vectoralphaSec
      @vectoralphaSec 11 місяців тому +1

      They would decapitate his ass

    • @mrsam0496
      @mrsam0496 11 місяців тому +22

      Or he should have gone to his homeland in Mogadishu and tried that stuff......he wouldnt last 5 seconds on those streets. Africans dont play those rich people games lol

  • @Twitch5117
    @Twitch5117 Рік тому +205

    Thanks for putting all your talent into these videos. I know the depression is real afterwards but worth it dude!

    • @ItsAGundam
      @ItsAGundam  Рік тому +102

      This one fried my brain.

    • @Ligmanutz
      @Ligmanutz Рік тому +21

      I don't know how you can sit there and watch all these clips in full and not die of cringe

    • @Eisenwulf666
      @Eisenwulf666 Рік тому +6

      ​@@Ligmanutzikr ? i had to stop the video multiple times..

    • @ChargerrentalCoandammo
      @ChargerrentalCoandammo Рік тому +3

      ​@@ItsAGundamNo Fluffy, no.

    • @grizzakaful
      @grizzakaful Рік тому +5

      ​@@ItsAGundamHopefully Fluffy can restore some of the damage.

  • @Buford_T_Justice1
    @Buford_T_Justice1 Рік тому +88

    Johnny Somali.
    If mouth breathing was a person.

    • @xenoemblem7
      @xenoemblem7 Рік тому +2

      If unrecycled trash was a person.

  • @RohnJambo717
    @RohnJambo717 11 місяців тому +11

    Man I hope his ass gets 3 years and when he's released he gets insta deported, banned and his passport revoked.

  • @reviewspiteras
    @reviewspiteras Рік тому +73

    Master class on a guy that has made the most damage to USA-Japan releationship since WWII. Thank you Gundam

    • @Bionickpunk
      @Bionickpunk Рік тому +1

      Eh no, the worst is still the nuclear testings in the Pacific that US has done during the Cold War and the continued presence of US bases at locations like Okinawa. Lets not give too much credit to the members of the TikTok generation.

    • @Lightningstrike1220
      @Lightningstrike1220 Рік тому

      ​@@BionickpunkNope, the worst was attacking a neutral country and killing Innocents with a surprise attack on Pearl Harbor.

    • @GigaChadh976
      @GigaChadh976 Рік тому

      @@Bionickpunkit’s a joke shitlips

  • @stickthelanding4785
    @stickthelanding4785 Рік тому +131

    I’ll never understand why people would do shit like this just for “attention”.

    • @otterfire4712
      @otterfire4712 Рік тому

      View count went up 1 for being a dickhead in public.

    • @Malentor
      @Malentor Рік тому +31

      Lack of father figure

    • @ahardworker2154
      @ahardworker2154 Рік тому +20

      Case they think all attention is good attention

    • @brettloo7588
      @brettloo7588 Рік тому +12

      Perceived fame!

    • @stickthelanding4785
      @stickthelanding4785 Рік тому +7

      ⁠@@ahardworker2154and they never think how it could have consequences

  • @planetbob6703
    @planetbob6703 Рік тому +67

    I’ve lived in a German city for 4 years and I’ve had to evacuate my neighborhood 3 times because another bomb from ww2 was found. That’s how many bombs the allies dropped on this city that this many duds are still found, in my neighborhood alone, 78 years later...
    You can imagine how it affects the people, so making fun of those who were nuked twice by telling them "We’ll do it again" really isn’t funny...

    • @ViddyOJames
      @ViddyOJames Рік тому

      @NickReilly-iv6jg You have to be fucking joking.

    • @TheGosgosh
      @TheGosgosh Рік тому +12

      Only 3 times in 4 years? Must be a small city and/or less building projects.
      In a bigger city (like Cologne for example), you have a bomb find every 2-4 months, on average. Sucks the most when retirement homes and hospitals have to evacuate

    • @MJanovicable
      @MJanovicable Рік тому

      I doubt he even had any idea what he was saying at any given moment. Are there jokes in Japan about Unit-731and Nanking? Or what about all those comfort women in Korea, and the permanent environmental devastation the Japanese military wrought there? I could go on, but there are no real good guys, or legitimate victims beyond those affected directly. There's not one nation on the planet that wasn't founded on a layer of bones, often also a burn layer.

    • @georgethompson913
      @georgethompson913 Рік тому

      ​@NickReilly-iv6jgGermans where doing the same shit, and don't even mention the how R@#$y the imperial Japanese army was.

    • @dr.proteomix1257
      @dr.proteomix1257 Рік тому

      @@georgethompson913if you haven’t noticed people tend to have a very selective memory. They will see in the world what they wish to see regardless of evidence to the contrary.

  • @gusfring6887
    @gusfring6887 11 місяців тому +25

    Its nice to see some countries still have a sense of national dignity

  • @GoodGod93
    @GoodGod93 Рік тому +152

    I don’t think anyone would feel an ounce of remorse if anything were to happen to this guy.

    • @t34r
      @t34r Рік тому +18

      I was really disappointed when I saw that the people who punshed him decided to leave all his teeths inside his mouth.

    • @DeadSpaceWing
      @DeadSpaceWing Рік тому +6

      ​@@t34rIt takes time. Give it a few months.

    • @Thepunisher90thGaming
      @Thepunisher90thGaming Рік тому +3

      The fact he is still, walking upright is confusing me.

    • @bruvathroatpuncher500
      @bruvathroatpuncher500 Рік тому +10

      I'm half Black and half Asian, and Johnny Somali has made it harder for other mixed race people to live in Japan. I want him to leave the mortal coil.

    • @iceonthesun8880
      @iceonthesun8880 Рік тому +4

      My exact response would be "took long enough"

  • @MrMaelstorm
    @MrMaelstorm Рік тому +277

    How this man didn't end up stuffed in a barrel drowned in cement is beyond me.

    • @PALACIO254
      @PALACIO254 11 місяців тому

      Because he took advantage of them if he did it in a Mexico he'd be organs

    • @dyke0some959
      @dyke0some959 11 місяців тому

      This statement is quite oddly specific it gave me an unpleasant flashback to that movie scene..

    • @MrMaelstorm
      @MrMaelstorm 11 місяців тому +1

      @@dyke0some959 Sorry about that :D

    • @scottgerloffs6148
      @scottgerloffs6148 11 місяців тому +5

      Thats a bit extreme mate

    • @kairokuys6991
      @kairokuys6991 11 місяців тому +15

      ​@@scottgerloffs6148He did piss off even the Yakuza so yeah...

  • @ALovelyBunchOfDragonballz
    @ALovelyBunchOfDragonballz Рік тому +182

    People like him are why most people dislike outsiders, and rightly so.

    • @Fuckthesehandles
      @Fuckthesehandles Рік тому

      *black people

    • @Mister_Clean
      @Mister_Clean Рік тому +34

      Being anti-immigration is universally accepted in Eastern Nations, and many European countries
      It's not racist, sexist, or homophobic. It's just common sense that you'd want like-minded, culturally similar people living alongside you.

    • @ncrrangerrolandtembo4615
      @ncrrangerrolandtembo4615 Рік тому +9

      ​@@Mister_Cleanit's only racist if you're American 😂

    • @rjmaxx1258
      @rjmaxx1258 Рік тому

      ​@@Mister_Clean True and and a lot of arguments in favor of it are racist and boil down to exploiting them.

    • @Mister_Clean
      @Mister_Clean Рік тому +9

      @@ncrrangerrolandtembo4615 Progressivism really did set American domestic relations back 250 years

  • @Revolution5268
    @Revolution5268 11 місяців тому +8

    Johnny got arrested and his boy was about to bounce out the country. Great loyal friend.

  • @21palica
    @21palica Рік тому +182

    The sight of that Japanese girl being driven to tears, by the story of the horrors the man lived through, was like a jump scare. I choked up. Genuine empathy is a rare sight these days.

    • @zerotodona1495
      @zerotodona1495 Рік тому +27

      I’m not going to feel bad. My grandpa was a marine and lived through what the Japanese did to all the innocent people.

    • @godfrey4461
      @godfrey4461 Рік тому +47

      @@zerotodona1495 Those were years ago. Not to mention horrible things have also happened at the hands of americans. Be more understanding of individuals and don't pin the hate of the actions of the few on the many.

    • @21palica
      @21palica Рік тому +19

      @@zerotodona1495 I think you are just not seeing the bigger picture here. Too bad.

    • @lostvayne9146
      @lostvayne9146 Рік тому +19

      @@zerotodona1495 do you think you on the good side?

    • @debanydoombringer1385
      @debanydoombringer1385 Рік тому +31

      @@lostvayne9146 Do you think Japan was? Enslaving Korean children and attacking most of the Eastern countries? Japan was committing atrocities themselves. It seems people don't know what was going on because history focuses on Europe during that time period.

  • @sparks6177
    @sparks6177 Рік тому +394

    The Japanese people during this whole saga can be summarized as “fairly nice for someone that angry”

    • @Lightningstrike1220
      @Lightningstrike1220 Рік тому

      Well they're still mad they got their butt handed to them by Americans who were really close to wiping them off the face of the planet.
      They struck first. I have ZERO sympathy for the atom bombs.

    • @deleteman900
      @deleteman900 Рік тому

      For real. Not all Americans are like this, I promise. I just... hope that poopooheads like Johnny don't ruin it for all of us. :/

    • @stephenembry4038
      @stephenembry4038 Рік тому

      Does anyone know who punched johnny?

    • @thfkmnIII
      @thfkmnIII 11 місяців тому +1

      ​@@stephenembry4038i believe it was a non-japanese person.
      The japanese try to be as polite as possible in-person and later talk shit abt you behind your back

    • @sparks6177
      @sparks6177 11 місяців тому

      @@stephenembry4038 even if it was Japanese I would say they were still fairly nice. Most places you’d be worked over in an ally for a few minutes at least

  • @leonchok784
    @leonchok784 11 місяців тому +151

    Johnny Somali is the kind of guy we wouldn't mind seeing someone physically mangle him to the point of immobile on his own stream while he cry and beg for mercy.

    • @kashifreza1993
      @kashifreza1993 11 місяців тому

      I would kick the Somalia out of him .
      While he is getting choocked

    • @MusMasi
      @MusMasi 11 місяців тому +12

      send him to Samoa or PNG to try that stuff, ship him back to the USA in a body bag. I knew a guy from the states who was rude, not even as bad as Johny, and he got a 2 by 4 across the jaw in seconds. Broke his jaw in several places and he lost most of his teeth and he was only 22.

  • @apocalypseapostle8319
    @apocalypseapostle8319 11 місяців тому +8

    Well Johnnie boy is a textbook example of what not to do when visiting another country or culture. He is the embodiment of the saying "if you screw around you will find out". The amount of restraint the Japanese people have shown when dealing with this guy is legendary. The simplest rule to follow when visiting another country is to not be a jackass. My first question is where are his parents? And how did this happen?

  • @godalei
    @godalei Рік тому +44

    I'm Black (British)
    I lived in Tokyo for 2 years
    Respect the culture, no matter where you are

    • @OwenHooper-mv4fm
      @OwenHooper-mv4fm Рік тому +4

      Lucky- I lived in Korea for 3 years and Taiwan for 1. Then took a vacation to Tokyo for 5 days right before returning to America. I regret not spending a year there :/

    • @zerotodona1495
      @zerotodona1495 Рік тому

      Tell that to the foreigners pouring into the west and refuse to conform to our cultures. And no, I don’t mean the gay agenda crap culture.

  • @johns1625
    @johns1625 Рік тому +244

    Vigilante justice is based and I'm tired of pretending like it's not.

    • @DERPDerpage
      @DERPDerpage 11 місяців тому

      Hiroshima pearl harbor nagasaki Fukushima hahahaha

    • @SirBrucie
      @SirBrucie 11 місяців тому

      The government: Losers who produce nothing, steal your money and tell you how to live your life.

    • @crackosaurus
      @crackosaurus 11 місяців тому +2

      It is always appreciated.

    • @viljamtheninja
      @viljamtheninja 11 місяців тому +3

      There are very rare cases where I entirely approve of it, this is one of those cases. But it could just as easily be used to silence uncomfortable political positions and force people to adhere to the status quo (i.e. public beatings of anyone who disagrees with gender ideology dogma or what have you). So, vigilante justice for saying the wrong thing - no. Vigilante justice toward someone just being a terrible person but staying just within the bounds of what the law allows you to do without real repercussions - absolutely yes.

    • @Gilhelmi
      @Gilhelmi 11 місяців тому +6

      Sometimes, I wish that we could go back to our great-grandparents generation. They were much more open to throwing fists, but only when absolutely necessary.
      Of course, I admit that I might be romanticizing that era a bit.

  • @SpartanTrigger
    @SpartanTrigger Рік тому +155

    Don’t do this in Japan , gfs Japanese and she warned me not to be stupid as a foreigner multiple times 😅… show respect and you’ll receive it or indifference

    • @kenshinhimura9387
      @kenshinhimura9387 Рік тому +8

      So your girlfriend thinks you're stupid.... time to find a new one

    • @SpartanTrigger
      @SpartanTrigger Рік тому +8

      @@kenshinhimura9387first time in Japan the culture shock for an American is a lot 😂

    • @gs4011
      @gs4011 Рік тому

      ​@@kenshinhimura9387not necessarily, there's just a lot more unspoken social rules than Americans are used to.

    • @SpartanTrigger
      @SpartanTrigger Рік тому +1

      @@ChristianHill-ep2hothe language/ cultural barrier is vast 😂

    • @juliomaldonado4028
      @juliomaldonado4028 Рік тому +6

      ​@@ChristianHill-ep2hoso your going to threaten physical violence if someone ignores you?
      They are not threatening you, or insulting you. Just walking away from you?
      That's a dangerous ego to have friend, if I understood you correctly.

  • @AnA-yh2zn
    @AnA-yh2zn 11 місяців тому +7

    Johnny's real name Ramsey Khalid Ismael; immigrated from Somalia

    • @Draconic_Aura
      @Draconic_Aura 3 місяці тому +2

      ビデオでカタカナで書かれたw

  • @johnselden9257
    @johnselden9257 Рік тому +85

    Stereotypes usually exist for a reason. They don’t just materialize out of nowhere.

    • @Beyonder369
      @Beyonder369 Рік тому +2

      Just curious. What is the stereotype your referring to?

    • @cptnscoob
      @cptnscoob Рік тому +35

      ​@@Beyonder369a certain race thinking they are free to act however they want then claim racism the second they have to take responsibility for their own actions

    • @Beyonder369
      @Beyonder369 Рік тому +4

      @@cptnscoob nothing offends a civil person more than uncivil behavior of someone claiming racism. Today we see how everything that goes along with morale and decent behavior is deemed racist, sexist, or some type of phobic. With that being said Ive seen people of all nationalitys act biligerent. Idiocy of Tik-tok streamers come in every creed and color.

    • @YourKingJDG
      @YourKingJDG Рік тому

      @@cptnscoobHe’s Arab, you’re just trying to push an agenda.
      And there’s a thing called propaganda.

    • @jameshildreth8992
      @jameshildreth8992 Рік тому +3

      @@Beyonder369 True, but he's still perpetuating the stereotype, as described in cptnscoob's comment.

  • @chrehm337
    @chrehm337 Рік тому +24

    He girlbossed to close to the sun. But forgot he's neither a girl nor a boss.

    • @RichardWatt
      @RichardWatt Рік тому +7

      And the sun was a Japanese prison cell.

    • @starsiegeplayer
      @starsiegeplayer Рік тому +8

      In the land of the rising sun.

    • @passingrando6457
      @passingrando6457 Рік тому

      ​@@starsiegeplayerhis asshole is going to look like that flag by the time he gets out.

  • @GO-GO_SO-SO
    @GO-GO_SO-SO Рік тому +770

    As an American, I get upset when my fellow countrymen go to other places and act like this. This sadly isn't the first time, and it will sadly most likely not be the last. I think we all remember Logan Paul. I also don't like it when people believe an entirely different country has the same laws and feelings of freedom of speech/expression as we do. For example, try flying a rainbow flag in the Middle East, and it might not go well for you. Try making edgy/offensive jokes somewhere else, and you could find yourself in prison. Whether they believe how other people do things is right or wrong is irrelevant. The law is the law. But people like Johnny and Logan think the world revolves around them and our country.

    • @TheSpeedfoever
      @TheSpeedfoever 11 місяців тому +17

      And they are still free to this day

    • @Gnarfendorf
      @Gnarfendorf 11 місяців тому +24

      They just took the american mindset to heart and act like the US has been acting since the end of ww2...

    • @morthim
      @morthim 11 місяців тому

      im the exact opposite.
      i wish would could send all our asshole people to someplace like antartica.
      if we cant get our legal system to be reasonable, id like these people to be locked up in other countries.
      delegation of responcibilty if the path to civility. if we cant clean up our own messes, we may need to find others who will.
      i would have paid good money to see this guy cuffed and on the back of a bicycle, or being dragged behind.

    • @GO-GO_SO-SO
      @GO-GO_SO-SO 11 місяців тому +47

      @arthoenjoyer1995 I heard he is actually Ethiopian but calls himself Somalian for some reason. I don't know if that is true, but I do know he sadly is an American citizen. Trust me, I wish we didn't have to claim him, but unless the US government has taken away his citizenship (I wouldn't mind if they did), he is still part of the US.

    • @quesocoatl21
      @quesocoatl21 11 місяців тому

      @@GO-GO_SO-SO No one wanted him or his people to be citizens he is no more American than a mouse born in a stable is a horse.

  • @newdgamer4118
    @newdgamer4118 11 місяців тому +4

    Watching vids on JP prisons, it's probably a worse fate for him than a US prison. They require you to work, you wake up when they tell you, you don't speak unless they allow it, everything is on a strict timetable. They also apparently have 2 solitary confinements for rule breakers, one is like you would expect, a room by yourself, the other is in a pitch black room.
    An undisciplined twat like him will go insane.

  • @dragonback6075
    @dragonback6075 Рік тому +60

    The no streaming, noise etc on Japanese trains is pretty strict. And rightly so in such a polite society.
    I always remember the the TOP GEAR boys getting in trouble for exactly the same thing on one of their specials in Japan

    • @lostboy8084
      @lostboy8084 Рік тому +1

      Actually not true it's considered rude but it is not law. Harassment on trains and Disorderly conduct is Unlawful so it probably is what happened. Recording people in public is also something that is illegal in some places I think Japan is one that you need to ask permission because of tourist taking pictures and videos without asking of people dressed in traditional attire.

  • @Kaff_Kesk
    @Kaff_Kesk Рік тому +58

    "Getting rid of loli shoots is right wing...."
    *With a tear in his eye*
    Never been more proud to be right-wing.

  • @jediron169
    @jediron169 Рік тому +124

    I'm sure someone else knows this for sure, but I've heard if you're convicted of a Crime in Japan as a foreigner, after you get out of jail your immediately deported and banned from re-entry.

    • @christophermonteith2774
      @christophermonteith2774 Рік тому +50

      That should be a general practice everywhere, unless its for petty stuff that may not have been obvious or that no native really cares about

    • @timepatroltrunks8276
      @timepatroltrunks8276 11 місяців тому +11

      Japan has a high conviction rate but are weak on sentencing. He's likely to catch a suspended sentence meaning he won't spend a day in prison so long as he doesn't commit further crimes. Deportation is reserved for more serious crimes.

    • @Nick-ue7iw
      @Nick-ue7iw 11 місяців тому

      I can see them forcing deportation given how offensive he is being. @@timepatroltrunks8276

    • @artawhirler
      @artawhirler 11 місяців тому +9

      That's OK. He can always move to Dubai.😅

    • @mattsoca1
      @mattsoca1 11 місяців тому +1

      @@timepatroltrunks8276 Actually.....no. I was an officer of the court in California, and is now visiting Japan on a long-term visa. One of my study interests is the legal system. A colleague who is a Japanese lawyer brought my attention to this narcissistic moron. I was informed that last year, Japan passed stricter laws concerning online and in-person insults. Per each incident, a perpetrator faces 1 year in prison and/or a 300,000 yen fine. Given there is apparently enough online evidence of his crimes, it's highly unlikely that he would be quickly released. And as I emphasized with the Japanese lawyer, the fact he shows little capacity for genuine remorse, there is no reason to release him without "teaching him a lesson".
      Moreover, with respect to deportation, if he is convicted of a crime with a minimum 1-year incarceration (no matter the amount of the punishment finally served), Japanese law absolutely forbids anyone from ever entering or remaining in the country. The Japanese lawyer said that if the court finds him guilty with at least a 1-year prison sentence, even if they allow him "time-off" for good behavior, he was still convicted with the "minimum time vis-a-vis sentencing" and means he will be permanently "persona non grata" in Japan. Any ensuing return to the country, even if immediately transferring from an inbound foreign flight to another outbound foreign departure, he has now committed a crime for stepping on Japanese soil and will be arrested. (This law regarding "criminals" not being legally allowed in Japan should also serve as a warning to everyone else who has spent 1-year or more in jail/prison.)

  • @wakingupat2pm349
    @wakingupat2pm349 11 місяців тому +7

    My brother died in Hiroshima, this breaks my heart

  • @ZombieLicorice
    @ZombieLicorice Рік тому +65

    I think you could write a kid's book loosely based on this. There's an important lesson for young people here about how too much tolerance can be taken advantage of, and how harassing people for infamy never ends well

    • @KasumiKenshirou
      @KasumiKenshirou Рік тому +1

      Do you really think someone like Johnny would be able to learn a lesson from a book? Do you think he can even READ a book?

    • @ZombieLicorice
      @ZombieLicorice Рік тому +6

      @KasumiKenshirou oh no the book isn't for Johnny. I am just saying we need to start drilling it into children's heads that internet validation is not worth pursuing. It's seems people will do anything for clicks these days

    • @MarvinPowell1
      @MarvinPowell1 Рік тому +2

      @ZombieLicorice
      It's The Boy That Cried Wolf in real life. Only his defense is "It's just a prank, bro!" Until a group of police show up with handcuffs, that is...

    • @aerfwefd7334
      @aerfwefd7334 Рік тому +1

      @@MarvinPowell1 And then the defense immediately becomes "Oh, it's coz I'm black, ain't it?!" as is the case here and far too many others. Black youth in America have been taught that there are no boundaries because they are a protected class based on their race; this is the inevitable conclusion of that.

    • @billybonregularjin
      @billybonregularjin Рік тому +1

      @@ZombieLicorice I agree however the there are much more and worse things happening in plain sight thanks to blind tolerance compared to one public nuisance.

  • @bradroddenham6370
    @bradroddenham6370 11 місяців тому +48

    I am amazed by the calm and reserve of the Japanese people to this absolute piece of crap. Imagine going to Manhattan and making fun of 9/11. If you were lucky you'd only spend a year in the hospital trying to heal enough to maybe one day eat solid food again. Mad respect for the restraint of the Japanese people.

    • @q6906
      @q6906 11 місяців тому +2

      Bro people did do that. You even had comedians making jokes like a week later…so what are talking about

    • @ElSandwich777
      @ElSandwich777 11 місяців тому +12

      Getting sent to an American hospital is a fate worse than death I would only wish on a handful of people.

    • @orderflowarchives
      @orderflowarchives 11 місяців тому +3

      ​@ElSandwich777 250k just for a room In the emergency room for one night. It's hell

    • @hunterkline7972
      @hunterkline7972 6 місяців тому

      I think people would just laugh along considering how often comedians make 9/11 jokes.

  • @GannAinm
    @GannAinm Рік тому +1032

    All stereotypes exist for a reason. Creatures like Johnny are living proof.

    • @tigercarings
      @tigercarings 11 місяців тому +16

      Not cool

    • @Juline1221
      @Juline1221 11 місяців тому

      Yea I bet u think you're probably the expection for your race?

    • @potatodiggs9602
      @potatodiggs9602 11 місяців тому +234

      ​@@tigercaringsbut so true

    • @JimothyPickens
      @JimothyPickens 11 місяців тому +160

      @@tigercarings I think its pretty cool, i also think he's spitting facts that have visual evidence.

    • @inquisitionagent9052
      @inquisitionagent9052 11 місяців тому +120

      @@tigercarings put it to the test then. Make up your own stereotype and see how long it survives. (Spoiler alert: it won't catch on)
      The fact that the stereotype is alive is enough evidence of atleast being somewhat true

  • @Vain737
    @Vain737 11 місяців тому +8

    Some people can only learn a lesson by suffering for it.
    This is pure fatherless behavior. He learned early on to fob people off with a fake apology or assurance. "Yes mom, i'll clean my room in a minute!"
    A father wouldn't have let him get away with that. Fatherless people learn to solve their problems by lying and faking emotion.
    He's not going to learn anything, no matter how many apologies they make him do. They need to kick his teeth in.

  • @PhillKaggitz
    @PhillKaggitz Рік тому +363

    Been born and raised in Mexico, my dad thought me from very young age to never mourn or feel bad when stupid people die doing something stupid.

    • @dakotaward8792
      @dakotaward8792 Рік тому +83

      A quote from Hellsing abridged "Don't weep for the stupid, you'll be crying all day".

    • @somedandy7694
      @somedandy7694 Рік тому +39

      Billy Joel: "Only the good die young!"
      The observant: "No. Plenty of bad people die young. We just don't care"

    • @danielmiller3781
      @danielmiller3781 Рік тому +16

      Those people are the reason Darwin Award exists.

    • @gabrielmorga2326
      @gabrielmorga2326 Рік тому +1

      En español nenaza.

    • @inquisitionagent9052
      @inquisitionagent9052 11 місяців тому +1

      Your dad is wise.

  • @gennelrizen178
    @gennelrizen178 11 місяців тому +161

    I could have gone my whole life never hearing of Johnny Somali and died peacefully. Thanks for saving me from that, Gundam.

  • @Army3DO
    @Army3DO Рік тому +41

    I've heard he might get up to 3 years in prison which I think is the best case scenario. That would destroy all of his social media momentum and give him a long, hard, lonely think about consequences.

    • @RazorRamonMachismo
      @RazorRamonMachismo Рік тому

      he might finally star in a JAV **RICED RAW** YOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

    • @VentrexTheXVth
      @VentrexTheXVth Рік тому +1

      He'll want to be alone

    • @Mr.Bluemask
      @Mr.Bluemask Рік тому

      Unfortunately the US embassy will probably try to arrange some shit to get him deported early.

    • @iceonthesun8880
      @iceonthesun8880 Рік тому

      I hope they pearl harbor his @ssh0le

  • @InDeathWeLove
    @InDeathWeLove 11 місяців тому +5

    Conviction rate is 98%, you pretty much have no rights once you're arrested there.

    • @josedorsaith5261
      @josedorsaith5261 11 місяців тому

      We could learn from them

    • @Simone-ii1hu
      @Simone-ii1hu 11 місяців тому

      Cuz they are not going to arrest you until they have collected enough evidence

    • @InDeathWeLove
      @InDeathWeLove 11 місяців тому

      @@Simone-ii1hu no that’s not the entire reason. The things they can do to you once you are arrested are pretty messed up compared to what we are used to in the west.

    • @Simone-ii1hu
      @Simone-ii1hu 11 місяців тому

      ​@@InDeathWeLove lol USA's convicion rate is 96% stop this Japan bad bullshit

  • @KeybladeMasterAndy
    @KeybladeMasterAndy Рік тому +227

    What do you call a queue of people waiting to meet Johnny Somali?
    A PUNCH line.

    • @BuckarooBoya
      @BuckarooBoya 11 місяців тому +6

      Bah dum tish!!

    • @akaiyoru2681
      @akaiyoru2681 11 місяців тому +3

      How do you get Johnny Somali out of prison? Piece by piece

  • @psycholuigiman
    @psycholuigiman Рік тому +55

    I'm always reminded of my dumbass profesor who said that "stereotypes do not exist" when somebody like this shows up in front of me. What a credit to his race. Next time some black grifter activist wants to talk about the proud and dignified black race, I hope somebody pulls up a Johnny Somali stream. Maybe the embarrassment will be so bad that they actually get inspired to tackle the real issues plaguing black people instead of trying to profit off the fake issues.

    • @Nutt_lemmings
      @Nutt_lemmings Рік тому

      dude what do you mean by this?

    • @JM-mh1pp
      @JM-mh1pp Рік тому

      Dude, if there is one universal thing about humans it is stupidity

    • @GeeMannn
      @GeeMannn Рік тому +2

      What does some east African have to do with American blacks???

    • @Nutt_lemmings
      @Nutt_lemmings Рік тому +3

      @@GeeMannn Dog you think anyones gonna care? He looks black to everyone, besides why would it matter what race/nationality he is?

    • @psycholuigiman
      @psycholuigiman Рік тому +9

      @@GeeMannn Why do you think I'm only talking about American blacks? I don't believe I even mentioned nationality anywhere in my comment. Not even implicitly.

  • @captaiawesome2260
    @captaiawesome2260 Рік тому +18

    What’s funny is that there are retired Yakuza have actually said that the game series is incredibly accurate with the exception being Kiryu’s suit (as it would be a uncouth suit the lowest grunt would wear). Basically, if Johnny tried doing his antics in a Yakuza “protected” business in the 1940s-2000s, he would have gotten a whooping of a lifetime. Generally speaking, sometime in the early 2010s many Yakuza families started to disband due to losing their place in modern Japan (as shown a little in Yakuza 6 and a lot in Like a Dragon) as they don’t really “protect” anymore.

  • @christianherbst674
    @christianherbst674 11 місяців тому +15

    Prison time for three years sounds like a nice option. Johnny would've have a lot of time and opportunities to learn japanese. And he'd better be a fast learner!

  • @n00bnetrum
    @n00bnetrum 11 місяців тому +75

    You know why he picked Japan of all places? Because everywhere else the locals would have invited him to a spontaneous dixie reenactment fair with him as the star.

    • @Strix2031
      @Strix2031 11 місяців тому +13

      We in Brazil wouldve decked him if he was playing that shit on the metro.

    • @titiwa5768
      @titiwa5768 11 місяців тому +6

      In the marina closed to where I live near Osaka, police finds once in a while body parts in the water. That’s why we don’t go swimming there. This monkey has been actually saved by the cops before things became serious, believe me. Japanese “efficiency “. 🗡️

    • @rc59191
      @rc59191 11 місяців тому

      ​@@Strix2031 I was practically raised by Brazilians and they would tell me about how if the cops saw you walking around with your pants sagging theyd make you pull them up.

    • @hexmaniac6810
      @hexmaniac6810 11 місяців тому +1

      Nah the passion of the floyd. 💀

    • @RandomizedCTRL
      @RandomizedCTRL 8 місяців тому

      You say that but basically in the whole West we just ignore people like him until they go away, no one actually gets punished.
      What about Mizzy in the UK?

  • @jdpower9032
    @jdpower9032 Рік тому +313

    Japan’s space program should hire Johnny as their test pilot for a mission to the sun

    • @KhaosMerX
      @KhaosMerX Рік тому +14

      More like volun-told

    • @mrlaz9011
      @mrlaz9011 Рік тому +5

      their mech warrior program should use this guy for target practice

    • @ronaldedge3317
      @ronaldedge3317 Рік тому

      That will work.

    • @Intercaust
      @Intercaust Рік тому +1

      Sir, you have just won the internet. God bless you.

    • @knox7945
      @knox7945 Рік тому +2

      Make it a one way trip

  • @madddogg8044
    @madddogg8044 Рік тому +30

    Whoah, you guys got to go find the uncensored knock out! It was a thing of beauty. Karma has rarely been so well delivered.

    • @kevlarvest7375
      @kevlarvest7375 Рік тому +1

      You can hear the crowd start clapping right before the cutaway of the kid at 42:42

  • @anthonyjordanmoviesandmore2470
    @anthonyjordanmoviesandmore2470 11 місяців тому +11

    What gets me mad is this makes it harder for people like me that would go to Japan and be respectful to get accepted

    • @Valstrax420
      @Valstrax420 11 місяців тому +4

      Don't worry. You will NEVER be accepted regardless of what time period we're in. You will always be different and that's ok. If you're the same color as him then yeah it's going to be tough but if you're not it's OK.

  • @sdfabctr
    @sdfabctr Рік тому +85

    how wild is it that you can have a public altercation just on the streets somewhere as reserved as japan where a dude can get laid out and enough people hate this guy that out of a sample size of complete strangers you get enough people than both recognize him and hate him so they just give a standing ovation to the guy who laid him out... A literal "and everybody clapped" played out in real life and streamed for all to see.

  • @thepopeofkeke
    @thepopeofkeke Рік тому +89

    Carls idiot abroad Japan episode is what made me want to hike mt Fuji. He griped the whole way up in the most wholesome way and the when the sun came up it no b.s. looked like he was in heaven and his face reflected that feeling

    • @Sigurther
      @Sigurther 11 місяців тому +16

      A show from a better time.

    • @ElSandwich777
      @ElSandwich777 11 місяців тому +2

      Carl is the closest thing we have today to a true modern Philisopher.

  • @eros5420
    @eros5420 Рік тому +295

    I lived in Okinawa for several years. Their laws don't stop them from fighting. If anything the strict gun laws make people feel its safer to fight.
    The social dynamic is the reason this dude isn't dead. Their alpha Chad's will sit you down like a dad and tell you why you're an idiot sooner than have a bunch of dudes jump you.
    I have been in several street fights in Japan. You're more likely to have a one on one fight than have their homies jump in. It's an honor thing imo. It's honestly commendable.
    The dude on the bike was far more likely to fucking merc this dude than the group filming him asking him to stop.

    • @raifthemad
      @raifthemad 11 місяців тому +33

      The hood rat behavior is so similar to our local russian neighbors. They also tend to not to want to fight unless they have at least 2 to 1 advantage in numbers and preferably can jump you from behind and stomp you on the ground.

    • @roybobxiv8996
      @roybobxiv8996 11 місяців тому

      If gun bans make you feel safe congratulations you're dumb

    • @vegbeg9170
      @vegbeg9170 11 місяців тому +11

      @@raifthemad Very typical with arabs and the like too.

    • @crimsoncenturian5625
      @crimsoncenturian5625 11 місяців тому +7

      I guess it ain't that different around the world. Cuz it's the same in America, UK, etc.

    • @roybobxiv8996
      @roybobxiv8996 11 місяців тому

      @@crimsoncenturian5625 yep where ever they go that low iq behaviour follows odd isn't it.

  • @terppaterppa3701
    @terppaterppa3701 11 місяців тому +13

    I want to visit Japan in the next year as tourist and visit Nagasaki and Hokkaido, but this guy is giving bad rep for tourists. I did hear that he might get 3 year prison sentence alongside with his stupid accomplice. Good work ItsAGundam for covering this and making the video nearly 1 hour comedy show with golden commentary 😁

  • @shadeaquaticbreeder2914
    @shadeaquaticbreeder2914 Рік тому +24

    Sometimes violence IS the answer.

    • @TheGosgosh
      @TheGosgosh Рік тому +6

      No
      It’s the question, and the answer is yes

    • @BBoyBFit
      @BBoyBFit 11 місяців тому +1

      It gets the fastest results

  • @therocinante3443
    @therocinante3443 Рік тому +117

    Those two knocked out on the floor.. The superchat robot voice repeating aloud, "Nagasaki Hiroshima," while the people he offended are clapping. It's honestly a comedy work of art.

  • @Merisu_Sheep
    @Merisu_Sheep Рік тому +37

    People like this is the reason we can't have nice things and it ruins it for the rest of us who just want to live in peace.

  • @savage7882
    @savage7882 11 місяців тому +3

    Imagine going to Harlem and yelling ''SLAVERY, JIM CROW'' on the metro

  • @rondonselaar7400
    @rondonselaar7400 Рік тому +190

    Imagine him getting the full 3 years. Enough time to learn fluent japanese and the full lyrics to Baka Mitai.

    • @TheLargeHardonCollider
      @TheLargeHardonCollider Рік тому

      Makes me wish he would get deported and serve the full 3 years in an American prison. While I'd love for him to serve those years in Japanese prison, get his ass beat repeatedly and maybe learn a thing about Japanese respect, yeah something tells me you're right: he would only use it to further insult the Japanese people on an even deeper level.

    • @mrsleep0000
      @mrsleep0000 Рік тому +24

      Something tells me the guys in prison aren't going to be as charitable as the people on the street.

    • @lennefujimura
      @lennefujimura 11 місяців тому +21

      A person of above average intellect needs around five to seven years to learn fluent Japanese.
      He's a square wheel stupid.
      So, in his case, five decades could be enough for a linguistic competence required for JLPT N5...
      and that's me being extremely optimistic borderline sci-fi...

    • @JamilLynch
      @JamilLynch 11 місяців тому

      There's no talking in Japanese prisons, so that's the last place he'll lean Japanese.

    • @mogaman28
      @mogaman28 11 місяців тому

      ​@@SuperBrahimosand you don't have to worry about others inmates. The ones you have to worry about are the wardens and the whole jail system. Nah! If that Somali POS got 3 years it would be good for him.

  • @blatherama
    @blatherama Рік тому +37

    The funny part is, the Japanese construction industry is still well connected to the Yakuza. He got arrested for real once he violated their territory. Baka Mitai, indeed.