I really hope she has a redemption arc. Like I hope she’s doing way better now in 2022. Like I hope Carmen and Rose escaped Bruno to find happiness. But the crazy eyes while screeching like a hyena has me doubtful.
@@nathanbronx6199 the protagonist bro??? nah hes straight up the antagonist and brian is the protagonist trying to get him to realize how goddamn racist he’s being.
@@X2LR8 saying don’t call me a “beautiful black creature” (which contextually is what she called a black girl / I don’t want to be called a creature . Isn’t a privilege because it IS YOUR RIGHT as a human to be addressed how you want to be addressed and called what you wanna be called by others. If they don’t wanna have to “choose their words to me . Then don’t talk to me cause if you say the wrong thing I’m GOING to react negatively as is my right
@@X2LR8 - That's not privilege, that's speaking up for yourself. Privilege is not having to worry about your word choice because you don't have to acknowledge how it will affect you and those around you. The ability to do that is not something every group can do because many marginalized groups do get treated a certain way by their word choice.
Eveyone, regardless of race, culture, or creed should choose their words carefully. Everyone is already choosing their own words, what Carmen really means is that she wants to be able to speak insensitively without repercussions.
When the white lady went to the museum and they started talking about black face.... The metal gear solid alert went off in my head like... Get outtttt of therrrreeee you're caughtttt
Im Australian. I don't even know what it means. I don't want to be taught either. Maybe many people in the bar don't know what they mean either but people who know what it is seem to see it everywhere.
@@politicallyincorrect64 in America you know about it Bc that flag represents the event that split our country in literal half and whole civil. The largest loss of American life.
Nicholas is definitely going thru an identity crisis. From the outside, looking in, he has a stable and loving 2 parent home life but wants to be perceived as anything but. Hopefully, by now, he's learned to appreciate what his parents worked hard to provide him. I can definitely relate. I'm a black man who grew up as a military brat until the age of 12. I had both parents in the house until I was 18. When my father retired and we relocated to St Louis, I immediately noticed I didn't fit in with my peers. As a result, I did a lot of dumb sh*t to try and fit in. Unfortunately, it took getting locked up at the age of 21 before i realized what i was actually given. Thankfully, my mistakes weren't serious enough to hinder my ability to become a productive member of society.
That's so sad that some of the values in the black community have people feeling ashamed to be well taken care of. I know people who were made to feel ashamed or guilty that their parents had enough to provide for them. Our community has to do better with teaching their kids not to try to produce evil out of each other. Especially for boys, it seems like they are affected much more often and more significantly.
I almost ended up in the same place for the same reasons except it was a mental institution, not a prison cell. I think there’s a major disconnect with the older generations, and the younger generations in the way that they were brought up, and theres a desire to belong and be reconciled within the two in the black communities. Some of us are still oppressed to this day, and some of us are blessed enough to be privileged black Americans. I was definitely called out for acting white growing up and I felt weird around my peers. It wasn’t until I got to college that it started becoming clear to me that I don’t need to fit in. I just need to be aware and have compassion, and be SLOW to speak definitely helps especially if you don’t understand something which is what I don’t think the white mom understands.
@@censaim BM and boys are just degenerate, we need to stop making all of the stupid excuses as to why they behave the way they do they make the choices they pick the road do you like gangster life, perpetuate, gangster, violent thug behaviour of activity. This boy is more privileged than many a look how he is wasting his opportunity, but you know what BM do, They will blame everything on black women and black single mothers. This is a product of his own doing. In fact I would say his own genetic DNA . There is something genetically wrong with all BM. So please let’s stop making excuses for him and treat them as such. They want to be fucked to let them be fog. See how hard his mother tried to get him in line and look at the life he’s choosing!! It’s not a problem, he would either be dead or in jail in a few years if he’s not already, but let’s just hope he doesn’t harm anybody in the community if he has not done so already .
I love how rose's mom comes into their group feeling entitled to speak, and asks "are you gay or straight" to a stranger who we just saw was struggling with being called a f*g, and calls them "beautiful black CREATURES". how can someone be so entitled and dumb? she has no social awareness because she hasn't had to, because she's white. while black people have learned to have high social awareness to adapt to different environments to fit in, "assimilate", etc.
Outing a teenager or even a young person in front of their peers on the question of their sexuality is def a fucked up thing to do. I can understand how someone can innocently make the mistake, but during this time? This was 2006, that's seriously fucked up. "beautiful black creature" I give her a 100% pass. It's poetry. Calling something a "beautiful creature" isn't some thing that's unheard of. It's a term that's used all the time especially when someone is being endearing. It was bad poetry, that's all. White people have high social awareness around black people too, they just aren't used to it as much because black Americans are much smaller percentage of the population. She even talks about how she feels like she can't "just talk" without being politically incorrect. She's an old white lady that's hardly been around black people and didn't watch the movie Friday even once. Give her a break. Her husband needs to chill though. He just can't be proven wrong and is a lost cause.
When the mom from the white family went to that pool hall and the bartender was iffy about giving her coffee before a credit card was presented, I think she started to realize that prejudice does exist, and it was a tough pill to swallow. She could’ve rejected that, but at least she chose to be honest in how she felt. Her husband, on the other hand, simply doesn’t want to learn. I heard they got divorced after this show. That’s probably one of the reasons why. He seems really unreasonable and seems to have underlying issues with race. He couldn’t admit to racism around whites in his makeup, but the minute he got around black people, he chose to finally see the racism. The problem is, he forgot he was literally wearing blackface and that what he was experiencing wasn’t racism because he was being viewed as a black person. (although I do think his makeup is the worst of all 6 characters) Hoewever, he just couldn’t get past his bias.
The mom definitely was open and receptive to the idea of racism - the dad just wanted to prove racism didn't exist ( in my opinion) I'm SO glad they broke up (if they did) because I can imagine that his indifference to others experiences extends further than that of race. What a sad man. I hope he's got it together by now....
@@itsmya7791 so the mum and daughter were ACTUALLY related but the dad is definitely an actor who goes by an Italian surname and the daughter goes by another anglicophiple surname so it's unclear whether or not the mom and dad were actually married/ together - there's been rumours that the mom and dad were just dating and they used the moms surname to link them all together (her surname was also a lot more "white" than his...) but yeah you can look up both of their IMDb's by going to the shows cast list on IMDb
3:13 its so interesting to me that he understands how her question about that kid’s sexuality could be considered a bit odd… but he REFUSES to accept how her comment, “beautiful, black creature,” can be a bit racially ignorant. And then he says that people who find this comment rude are ignorant! This guy is hilarious
It is ignorant to think that the word creature is insulting. 2 Cor 5: 17 "Therefore if any man be in Christ, he is a new creature: old things are passed away; behold, all things are become new."
@@GrindJoeysGears ...A creature is from "anything created" from old French Creature, Latin Creatura, a thing created; the creation "to make, bring forth, beget". The dictionary has multiple uses of the word creature and generally lists most of the common uses and meanings of that word. An animal is created, so is a human created by God. Only a fool with very poor knowledge of the English language would take offense in this case. Read your dictionary properly and look at all the uses and stop seeking to be offended.
this shit is like an exposé on white america's two prevalent views on racism in the 2000s. conservative dad turning a blind eye to systemic racism and literal white supremacist symbols on walls, while getting completely paranoid over *checks notes* some black people protesting, playing drums and "a guy with a gang thing on his head looking at me weird." meanwhile liberal mom sort of getting a grasp on it but still being completely freaked out when she's very kindly informed that she holds racial biases and treats blackness like some sort of cool little cultural exploit. america is fuckin wild man.
Rose really was wise beyond her years and didn’t deserve her mom’s outburst when her mom’s saying she’s “speaking from her heart” and that’s all her daughter has ever done.
Wowww even tho Bruno’s whole anecdote about being the best player on his college ball team was clearly revisionist history bullshit, Carmen executed that metaphor BEAUTIFULLY!! She might be redeemable!
He knows at the end of the day, he can wash the makeup off. He wouldn't be too happy if he had to stay in full makeup for a year. Then, I'd like to see him not complaining
Bruno has an Italian background. I think his family was discriminated against for that background until they succeeded and "had money" and now he is somewhat respected due to money. So in his mind, racism no longer exists. But i guarantee you, white people know he is not white, that he is an "other" and they can't place him and they still say racist things about other races to him. They think he is a part white man with a great tan and that makes him acceptable but i guarantee that he still experiences racism and it reminds him of being "poor, undesirable and Italian" when he was younger and it still hurts he just pushes it down inside him and ignores it like it doesn't exist.
bruh y’all are so stupid, obviously there’s places that are predominantly white that black people will feel uncomfortable in because everyone is making them feel unwanted but that’s not exclusive to black people, anyone going to a spot that’s the complete opposite of what they’re used to will experience that white guy going thru a predominantly black neighborhood is likely to feel uncomfortable because of the kinds of looks he’d get and if you deny that, you just don’t know the way the world is everyone wants to be a victim for some reason
@@cdub3019 He’s experience xenophobic from WASP as he’s not from elite Anglo-Saxon background. But Italians, Irish and Jews are apart of being white now.
I've never heard the term "gorgeous creature" WHAT is Bruno on about And she said "gorgeous (beautiful actually but whatever) BLACK creature," and i think its those words together that was so offensive. Calling a stranger a beautiful creature is already so weird, but to me the phrase "beautiful *black creature"* has a sense of dehumanization. Like she's speaking to some ethereal alien and not to another human being.
"I don't wanna have to CHOOSE MY WORDZZZZ-AH" but that's literally what everyone does, we all tactfully reflect on what we're about to say if it's about a sensitive topic, that's not political-correctness it's common sense lmao I don't know if i can handle another episode I'm not strong enough I'm going to pass away
@@jasonmellone8902 My guy, if you're not capable of recognizing the negative connotations carried by the words *"beautiful black creature,"* I think you might be the one here who needs to pick up a book lol. Having a lengthy vocabulary is worth nothing if you can't read between the lines. Unless I'm wrong and you *are* an avid reader, in which case, got any recommendations? I'll read just about anything; my favorite book is Lord of the Flies and lately I've been meaning to pick up the Anne of Green Gables series again
The white lady stated she does not want to be educated and corrected she wants her heart to be shown and the things that she has shown are racist in stereotypes and hurtful words
inside the mind of a conservative dad: literal white supremacist flag on the wall? just a bunch of nice folks. fast bpm african drums? literally the worst hate crime known to man.
yesss omg the sensitivity and blindness at the same time like, i wish it was shocking but its not. and yes this was in 2006 but im sure that these folks that were that age then didnt all of a sudden change or grow. that shits ingrained
yesss omg the sensitivity and blindness at the same time like, i wish it was shocking but its not. and yes this was in 2006 but im sure that these folks that were that age then didnt all of a sudden change or grow. that shits ingrained
yesss omg the sensitivity and blindness at the same time like, i wish it was shocking but its not. and yes this was in 2006 but im sure that these folks that were that age then didnt all of a sudden change or grow. that shits ingrained
Okay I see it now in this episode even though the black couple is getting on my nerves. How is it that Bruno can feel the hate in the black community but did not see it in the hillbilly bar around the white people ?
I don’t think it's horrible the white mom made mistakes because she wasn't thinking clearly. I think it's horrible that she wasn't willing to listen, and is super defensive and blaming her mistakes on other people.
That's true I looked up creature and it means human or animal. I didn't know what it was and was offered but now I understand it was misunderstanding but she did not help herself by blaming everyone ur right
@@thewonderfulworldofwinstin8306 - Ostonox (who uploaded this on a different channel) sometimes uses a voice-to-text version of Hasan's voice to make it sound like he said things he didn't. He actually uploaded the whole series just to bait him into clicking on his uploads instead of the other ones he was watching, but he missed this one, so he got him to watch his intro by commenting it in the chat. If you watch Ostonox's most recent videos, he's using the voice thing to create his own Hasan clips as if it's an A.I. he designed to replace him.
The problem with Bruno is. He knows the color that is sprayed on his skin comes off and he gets to go back to his old life. Therefore he's not taking the experiment seriously.
omfg the way the mom was talking about the drumming circle like some exotic tribe is about to cannibalize them and were all specifically thinking about her =P it was so over the top, especially with the way the cameramen were shooting it - obviously a couple walking through a drum circle with cameras following them would make everyone wonder/chatter about whats up
4:23 in episode 1, the other woman mentions having to change they way she acts, what she says, and how she says things in order to stay afloat in a white society. Then, this woman at the time stamp has a temper-tantrum because she doesn’t want to change her words or think before she speaks 😂
When Bruno says "I"ll just be Bruno," he's really saying "I'll keep a white mindset," which is exactly what holds him back from learning anything from this. He has no idea that the difference in racial experiences goes further than just the colour of your skin.
Average blk person is the same way. MOST black people will say racist shit in a public setting and see nothing wrong with it. But will snap tf when they’re offended.
28:00 what a genuine conversation between two strangers with walls up. i wish a lot more people asked curious questions and listened carefully like these two do, maybe we could reflect and learn about ourselves and others better. in a world somewhere
I had to fast forward most of the white mom’s moments in the previous episodes. Her actions were extremely cringe worthy. In this episode she made progress in understanding that there is a difference in how both races are treated. Kudos to her. The white daughter is my favorite. She’s here to learn and very open minded. Love her
Excuse me Carmen?????? Literally just at the part where she’s like “I don’t want to choose my words and walk on eggshells”, and I’m here like, but that’s what black people have to do on a DAY TO DAY basis just to keep white temper like this down
That’s the difference between the two cultures. Calling a black person a creature is offensive to them because we’re literally compared to monkeys and weren’t considered human for so long. I understand the white woman’s heart though. It’s a culture difference that dates way back to slavery. Her intentions are good. You just have to consider the history
I'm neither white nor black and I grew up in the Deep, Deep South right aftrr Civil Rights was passed. I experienced a lot of racism from white people. I also made friends with some white people. One thing that I saw and still see over and over again is that a lot of white people have black people in their lives that they love , they have Hispanic people in their lives that they love , and Asian people in their lives that they love . They tend to think of these people as "different than all the others " , they aren't " like all the rest ". Instead they should realize that those people ARE EXACTLY like all the rest. All people are. People everywhere want the same things out of life.
Same thing I’m not black or white, but I am “passing” and have heard that so much “oh not like YOU” like they’re praising you for being more like a white person
Honestly I’ve known I was black always but I didn’t realize how much racism was surrounding me until I got out of high school. It wasn’t until then that I truly understood more about white perception…I think that’s what’s going on with Nicholas as well. Some children learn way before that, but as a person of color, no matter the age, it always hits you eventually.
A lot of blacks, love to look for racism..Even when it isnt there..Or constantly make themselves a victim or use the race card, its so exhausting and pathetic...And the reason why no one takes you guy's seriously, when it actually does happen. Cause you always so obsessed with race or poisoning the black youth with it.
@@incognito3599 this is the most ignorant comment I’ve read in my life that proves the lack knowledge you have about anyone of color and the daily privilege that non people of color have. Due to that reason, the conversation ends here. You’re dismissed.
Bruno gets asked if you can't get a job bc of the color of your skin, what do you do about it and he says: get over it. What? How do you get over not being able to work and support your family?
The white mom is trying Forsure but it’s very heard to unlearn the culture of racism. From my perspective as a black man that has exclusively gone to pwi’s, a lot of Caucasian people never have to experience what it’s like to be the only blacks person at the party, or having to prove yourself as “not like the rest of them” to the everyone you meet. They will never understand how me wearing a collared shirt while walking at night on an Iowan campus was the difference between me getting stopped or being looked at as a regular student. And most importantly without understanding the true history of our world-from a white vantage point-the current state of blacks has been framed to be the natural evolution of black American culture (“he takes pride in being stereotypically black”-Rose) when it was the single most tampered with society in the world(I can defend this claim with historical evidence). That being said, unless people get out in the world and get out of their shell and experience other culture, it is very difficult to empathize with others. The white dad on the other hand seems to be highly emotionally unintelligent and if he is like that to people who look like him(ie asking the bartender if she’s ever been with a black man in ep 2) then that would extend even more to people he deems as integrally different than himself aka the black family and blacks as a whole. The black mother annoys me for not at least attempting to open up and share a human experience. Though that might be the former Coon in me talking (I’m reformed now thanks to my beautiful black fiancée) since some black people have had so much generational trauma including (rape of both sexes, murder, institutional biases out the ass, constant medical malpractice and too many other injustices to name) I can fully understand being fed up.
This is a really insightful comment, thank you. Especially the concept you mentioned of how current black american culture is seen as its 'natural evolution', completely overlooking how fundamentally tampered with it has been, as you said. That's very thought provoking, it really is a pervasive misconception.
It seems like Nicholas has been happy "not paying any attention to" racism, or maybe not paying any attention to raciSTS. I don't pay any attention to racists, either. I'm pretty sure that would be a good strategy for everyone to have. Generally speaking, If something is insignificant to you, it can't have power over the way you choose to live your life. I think most people would be a lot happier if race was insignificant. Then again, to others, race is everything. Either way, Nicholas' parents seem annoyed by his lack of regard for racism and/or his claims of never experiencing it.
Try ignoring something annoying for decades, you can't ignore an annoying boss for 2 to 3 years but tell black people to ignore annoying people for decades.
He doesn’t pay attention to much in general, so he’s not a good example of how to live your life. More intelligent blacks people definitely notice subtle racism more often because we’re environments around a lot of white people where we have to interact with them more intimately.
To me the biggest problem was that the people in the neighbourhood they went to weren't used to cameras. It doesn't seem like such a big deal but in a lot of places bringing a camera around is just a no-no. Like just imagine chilling like any other day and seeing a bunch of cameras filming you without explaining you why. These people were probably wondering what was up especially since it's pretty obvious that the couple wasn't from around here. In my experience it happened a lot of time that white people or strangers in general would film some communities and use the sequels in a totally different documentary and stuff. Most time they come to these kind of places it's to talk abt problems such as drugs, diabetes, lack of working people, racism and gang (rarely abt culture) so people were probably more trying to find out why there was cameras more than staring at a mixed couple. If it was just bc of that, they would've gotten over it especially since these are old folks.
Nicolas need to sit down and actually watch what’s going on he talking about he doesn’t know what racism is but he’s standing right in front of his face
You know I think rose passes as a black woman because she’s very Tia and tamera-esque. She sounds like them when she talks plus the black persona looks like she could be their younger sister.
when someone is hurt by a word stop using it. Renee has every right to feel how she feels and if you do not want to hurt her further she should have been understanding and stopped. That's not obnoxious, Renee is expressing how she feels.
I'm so happy the mum is finally opening her mind and allowing herself to see the everyday experience of a black person in America! The dad though 😩 Just throw the whole man away 😩
I think that overall Bruno's makeup was the worst. I couldn't see him and believe he's a black person. It's not necessarily his features or the tone like that. It just doesn't look right at least on camera it looks like a tan at the best not even foundation. Plus his wig looks weird. He kinda looks like a mixed guy who managed to get extremely dark due to uv or whatever but his tone is really uneven and looks like a white person painted in black especially around the eyes area. I think they could have given him a lighter skin tone to be able to work more on other aspects. I don't know it just doesn't add up.
Why is no one talking about how much Nicholas’s parents are trying to force him into a narrative he wants no part of. He said he doesn’t see, nor has he experienced racism but they are not having it.
Because it’s dangerous as a black person to ignore racism. Just because he dosent want to deal with it dosent mean it dosent exist around him. So many black teenagers follow within foot steps of their friends of different race thinking they would get the same slap on the risk that their friend may receive. As soon as black people raise their voice in the slightest we are seem as aggressive. I’m sure his views changed as he got older and was more independent.
'I don't want to have to think about what I say, I just want people to understand immediately what I mean' - no matter what garbage falls out of my mouth hole. Honestly just cringe
43:28 The black man looked like he was wearing gang colors. He was going to kill me. That right there is a perfect example of the perceptions the show is trying to challenge. It's not *racism* it's *racial* bias. Constructed from all the stereotypes he's witnessed in media.
I can't even begin to explain how much the white dad frustrates me.....
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Ditto!!
He can’t contain himself he always saying the n word 🤦♂️
I know right, he is so wilfully ignorant.
@@sekitoko8136 he says the n word more than i do and im black 😭
when the white mom was in the museum and the girl showed her the blackface makeup WHILE the mom was in blackface 💀💀
“doesn’t feel so weird to be this close to history?” 😭 as she’s currently in blackface i died lmaoo
I died seeing that and that SHE DIDN’T GET IT LIKE 💀
The irony was deadly for real!
I was looking for this comment!! I thought Deanna was going to clock it at that point.
😂😂😂😂
The white mom recognizing mistreatment at the bar while disguised as a black woman was such a relief.
I really hope she has a redemption arc. Like I hope she’s doing way better now in 2022. Like I hope Carmen and Rose escaped Bruno to find happiness. But the crazy eyes while screeching like a hyena has me doubtful.
@@1987rsfeild lmaooooooo
Not Nicholas acting big in front of Rose 😭
They caught a black mom pissed off at her kid and every black person watching it felt that 🤣
@Maester Gryphon this was clearly written by someone who's against critical race theory...
They’re not really that hard on him. At least not compared to African parents. He does whatever he wants and he’s not even in school.
Rose is what we call an "old soul"
She has a good head on her shoulders
Bruno's villain arc is insane
He's literally the protaganist
@@nathanbronx6199 the protagonist bro??? nah hes straight up the antagonist and brian is the protagonist trying to get him to realize how goddamn racist he’s being.
You can see him tear up when Nicholas was being yelled at
'I don't want to have to choose my words ' that's such a privilege.
Perhaps privilege is when someone feels they have the right to police someone else's words.
There's just a lack of respect
@@X2LR8 saying don’t call me a “beautiful black creature” (which contextually is what she called a black girl / I don’t want to be called a creature . Isn’t a privilege because it IS YOUR RIGHT as a human to be addressed how you want to be addressed and called what you wanna be called by others.
If they don’t wanna have to “choose their words to me . Then don’t talk to me cause if you say the wrong thing I’m GOING to react negatively as is my right
@@X2LR8 - That's not privilege, that's speaking up for yourself. Privilege is not having to worry about your word choice because you don't have to acknowledge how it will affect you and those around you. The ability to do that is not something every group can do because many marginalized groups do get treated a certain way by their word choice.
Eveyone, regardless of race, culture, or creed should choose their words carefully. Everyone is already choosing their own words, what Carmen really means is that she wants to be able to speak insensitively without repercussions.
Funny how the only time Bruno thought he experienced "racism" was in a black environment 🧐
Indeed....
Yeah that's the only place it exists.
He’s an actor
Bruno loved when the black mom she said “NEGRO” 😭😭 I losttttt it!! 💀
He couldn’t wait to say it 🤣
He’s white supremacist Italian. He’s had too much of racist superiority complex.
I'm not gonna lie... SAME 😂🤣
That's when I literally was like 🫢😶🌫️🤦🏽♀️ (AFTER lmao)
@212Brittany the WAY he said it too!! 😂 "NE-GRO"
lmaooooo same
When the white lady went to the museum and they started talking about black face.... The metal gear solid alert went off in my head like... Get outtttt of therrrreeee you're caughtttt
“I like the atmosphere of this bar” surrounded by confederate flags
Im Australian. I don't even know what it means. I don't want to be taught either. Maybe many people in the bar don't know what they mean either but people who know what it is seem to see it everywhere.
@@politicallyincorrect64 What?
Man I grew up out in the san Fernando valley and that side is alot of bikers and peckerwoods
@@politicallyincorrect64 no, in America you would know what a confederate flag is, it’s our history and the side that supported slavery
@@politicallyincorrect64 in America you know about it Bc that flag represents the event that split our country in literal half and whole civil. The largest loss of American life.
Nicholas is definitely going thru an identity crisis. From the outside, looking in, he has a stable and loving 2 parent home life but wants to be perceived as anything but. Hopefully, by now, he's learned to appreciate what his parents worked hard to provide him. I can definitely relate. I'm a black man who grew up as a military brat until the age of 12. I had both parents in the house until I was 18. When my father retired and we relocated to St Louis, I immediately noticed I didn't fit in with my peers. As a result, I did a lot of dumb sh*t to try and fit in. Unfortunately, it took getting locked up at the age of 21 before i realized what i was actually given. Thankfully, my mistakes weren't serious enough to hinder my ability to become a productive member of society.
That's so sad that some of the values in the black community have people feeling ashamed to be well taken care of. I know people who were made to feel ashamed or guilty that their parents had enough to provide for them. Our community has to do better with teaching their kids not to try to produce evil out of each other. Especially for boys, it seems like they are affected much more often and more significantly.
So glad someone said it!! He lives in upper middle class trying to be hood when that’s not his life
I almost ended up in the same place for the same reasons except it was a mental institution, not a prison cell. I think there’s a major disconnect with the older generations, and the younger generations in the way that they were brought up, and theres a desire to belong and be reconciled within the two in the black communities. Some of us are still oppressed to this day, and some of us are blessed enough to be privileged black Americans. I was definitely called out for acting white growing up and I felt weird around my peers. It wasn’t until I got to college that it started becoming clear to me that I don’t need to fit in. I just need to be aware and have compassion, and be SLOW to speak definitely helps especially if you don’t understand something which is what I don’t think the white mom understands.
@@censaim BM and boys are just degenerate, we need to stop making all of the stupid excuses as to why they behave the way they do they make the choices they pick the road do you like gangster life, perpetuate, gangster, violent thug behaviour of activity.
This boy is more privileged than many a look how he is wasting his opportunity, but you know what BM do, They will blame everything on black women and black single mothers. This is a product of his own doing. In fact I would say his own genetic DNA . There is something genetically wrong with all BM. So please let’s stop making excuses for him and treat them as such. They want to be fucked to let them be fog. See how hard his mother tried to get him in line and look at the life he’s choosing!!
It’s not a problem, he would either be dead or in jail in a few years if he’s not already, but let’s just hope he doesn’t harm anybody in the community if he has not done so already .
Survivor's remorse
I love how rose's mom comes into their group feeling entitled to speak, and asks "are you gay or straight" to a stranger who we just saw was struggling with being called a f*g, and calls them "beautiful black CREATURES". how can someone be so entitled and dumb? she has no social awareness because she hasn't had to, because she's white. while black people have learned to have high social awareness to adapt to different environments to fit in, "assimilate", etc.
Outing a teenager or even a young person in front of their peers on the question of their sexuality is def a fucked up thing to do. I can understand how someone can innocently make the mistake, but during this time? This was 2006, that's seriously fucked up.
"beautiful black creature" I give her a 100% pass. It's poetry. Calling something a "beautiful creature" isn't some thing that's unheard of. It's a term that's used all the time especially when someone is being endearing. It was bad poetry, that's all. White people have high social awareness around black people too, they just aren't used to it as much because black Americans are much smaller percentage of the population. She even talks about how she feels like she can't "just talk" without being politically incorrect. She's an old white lady that's hardly been around black people and didn't watch the movie Friday even once. Give her a break. Her husband needs to chill though. He just can't be proven wrong and is a lost cause.
The mom and dad are entitled and don't have social awareness because they have "white privilege",.
rose was trying very hard to keep the peace with her mom only to get yelled at... very uncomfortable
When the mom from the white family went to that pool hall and the bartender was iffy about giving her coffee before a credit card was presented, I think she started to realize that prejudice does exist, and it was a tough pill to swallow. She could’ve rejected that, but at least she chose to be honest in how she felt. Her husband, on the other hand, simply doesn’t want to learn. I heard they got divorced after this show. That’s probably one of the reasons why. He seems really unreasonable and seems to have underlying issues with race. He couldn’t admit to racism around whites in his makeup, but the minute he got around black people, he chose to finally see the racism. The problem is, he forgot he was literally wearing blackface and that what he was experiencing wasn’t racism because he was being viewed as a black person. (although I do think his makeup is the worst of all 6 characters) Hoewever, he just couldn’t get past his bias.
Where did you hear that they got a divorce? I’m curious hahaha but as she should . He was very closed minded.
The mom definitely was open and receptive to the idea of racism - the dad just wanted to prove racism didn't exist ( in my opinion) I'm SO glad they broke up (if they did) because I can imagine that his indifference to others experiences extends further than that of race. What a sad man. I hope he's got it together by now....
@@itsmya7791 so the mum and daughter were ACTUALLY related but the dad is definitely an actor who goes by an Italian surname and the daughter goes by another anglicophiple surname so it's unclear whether or not the mom and dad were actually married/ together - there's been rumours that the mom and dad were just dating and they used the moms surname to link them all together (her surname was also a lot more "white" than his...) but yeah you can look up both of their IMDb's by going to the shows cast list on IMDb
Lmao that’s how bars work
@@AuntieLux this is what I understand, thx for laying it out. I think they were all actors though
3:13 its so interesting to me that he understands how her question about
that kid’s sexuality could be considered a bit odd… but he REFUSES to accept how her comment, “beautiful, black creature,” can be a bit racially ignorant. And then he says that people who find this comment rude are ignorant! This guy is hilarious
It is ignorant to think that the word creature is insulting. 2 Cor 5: 17 "Therefore if any man be in Christ, he is a new creature: old things are passed away; behold, all things are become new."
@@truth1844 creature in the dictionary means An animal or distant human form. Even if she didn’t mean it like that; It was weird.
@@GrindJoeysGears ...A creature is from "anything created" from old French Creature, Latin Creatura, a thing created; the creation "to make, bring forth, beget". The dictionary has multiple uses of the word creature and generally lists most of the common uses and meanings of that word. An animal is created, so is a human created by God. Only a fool with very poor knowledge of the English language would take offense in this case. Read your dictionary properly and look at all the uses and stop seeking to be offended.
@@truth1844 God isn't gonna top you off g
@@Silver-xj1pp ong like... hop off His jock
this shit is like an exposé on white america's two prevalent views on racism in the 2000s.
conservative dad turning a blind eye to systemic racism and literal white supremacist symbols on walls, while getting completely paranoid over *checks notes* some black people protesting, playing drums and "a guy with a gang thing on his head looking at me weird."
meanwhile liberal mom sort of getting a grasp on it but still being completely freaked out when she's very kindly informed that she holds racial biases and treats blackness like some sort of cool little cultural exploit.
america is fuckin wild man.
Rose really was wise beyond her years and didn’t deserve her mom’s outburst when her mom’s saying she’s “speaking from her heart” and that’s all her daughter has ever done.
Wowww even tho Bruno’s whole anecdote about being the best player on his college ball team was clearly revisionist history bullshit, Carmen executed that metaphor BEAUTIFULLY!! She might be redeemable!
Bruno chooses to not acknowledge different treatment,because he doesn't want to admit racism still exists.
the only time he wants to acknowledge racism is when he thinks his white wife is experiencing it 😦
He knows at the end of the day, he can wash the makeup off. He wouldn't be too happy if he had to stay in full makeup for a year. Then, I'd like to see him not complaining
Bruno thinks that anything short of calling someone the N word isn't racism.
Because he will expose himself if he acknowledges it 💯🤞🏾
"I hate small talk".... *The conversation is about the over sexualization of women in media* He's such a clown. And not the good kind.
Exactly
The white husband is so wilfully ignorant it's crazy. At least the white wife finally understood how it feels after going to that rodeo.
My thoughts exactly.
Bruno has an Italian background. I think his family was discriminated against for that background until they succeeded and "had money" and now he is somewhat respected due to money. So in his mind, racism no longer exists. But i guarantee you, white people know he is not white, that he is an "other" and they can't place him and they still say racist things about other races to him. They think he is a part white man with a great tan and that makes him acceptable but i guarantee that he still experiences racism and it reminds him of being "poor, undesirable and Italian" when he was younger and it still hurts he just pushes it down inside him and ignores it like it doesn't exist.
bruh y’all are so stupid, obviously there’s places that are predominantly white that black people will feel uncomfortable in because everyone is making them feel unwanted
but that’s not exclusive to black people, anyone going to a spot that’s the complete opposite of what they’re used to will experience that
white guy going thru a predominantly black neighborhood is likely to feel uncomfortable because of the kinds of looks he’d get
and if you deny that, you just don’t know the way the world is
everyone wants to be a victim for some reason
@@cdub3019 I could see that
@@cdub3019 He’s experience xenophobic from WASP as he’s not from elite Anglo-Saxon background. But Italians, Irish and Jews are apart of being white now.
I've never heard the term "gorgeous creature" WHAT is Bruno on about
And she said "gorgeous (beautiful actually but whatever) BLACK creature," and i think its those words together that was so offensive. Calling a stranger a beautiful creature is already so weird, but to me the phrase "beautiful *black creature"* has a sense of dehumanization. Like she's speaking to some ethereal alien and not to another human being.
"I don't wanna have to CHOOSE MY WORDZZZZ-AH" but that's literally what everyone does, we all tactfully reflect on what we're about to say if it's about a sensitive topic, that's not political-correctness it's common sense lmao
I don't know if i can handle another episode I'm not strong enough I'm going to pass away
@@sarazack6256 "i dont wanna have to choose my words" is such an insane thing to say like... "i dont want repercussions for my words ever"
Gives off extreme race fetishization vibes fr 😐
Your lack of vocabulary doesn't make someone else racist. Read once in a while.
@@jasonmellone8902 My guy, if you're not capable of recognizing the negative connotations carried by the words *"beautiful black creature,"* I think you might be the one here who needs to pick up a book lol. Having a lengthy vocabulary is worth nothing if you can't read between the lines.
Unless I'm wrong and you *are* an avid reader, in which case, got any recommendations? I'll read just about anything; my favorite book is Lord of the Flies and lately I've been meaning to pick up the Anne of Green Gables series again
The white lady stated she does not want to be educated and corrected she wants her heart to be shown and the things that she has shown are racist in stereotypes and hurtful words
Episode 1: “this will be a learning experience”
Episode 3: “I don’t WANT to pick my words!”
inside the mind of a conservative dad:
literal white supremacist flag on the wall? just a bunch of nice folks.
fast bpm african drums? literally the worst hate crime known to man.
yesss omg the sensitivity and blindness at the same time like, i wish it was shocking but its not. and yes this was in 2006 but im sure that these folks that were that age then didnt all of a sudden change or grow. that shits ingrained
yesss omg the sensitivity and blindness at the same time like, i wish it was shocking but its not. and yes this was in 2006 but im sure that these folks that were that age then didnt all of a sudden change or grow. that shits ingrained
yesss omg the sensitivity and blindness at the same time like, i wish it was shocking but its not. and yes this was in 2006 but im sure that these folks that were that age then didnt all of a sudden change or grow. that shits ingrained
@@margaretlrrrrson Why is this comment said 3 times?
@@lilcay4016it's a glitch, I've had it happen to me on the mobile app.
16:20 When she shows her the black face makeup I was cringing. "Doesn't it feel so weird like, being this close to history" xD
showing it to someone who's wearing black face themselves lol
Omg yes
Okay I see it now in this episode even though the black couple is getting on my nerves. How is it that Bruno can feel the hate in the black community but did not see it in the hillbilly bar around the white people ?
I love Deanna!!! She was soo loving and accepting. She never judged her..she still showed her love. She is hands down my favorite on the show.
Same very refreshing
I hope she’s doing well.
“I feel like my best friend just died” :(
I know!!! She was so sweet. I think if anybody could have gotten through to Carmen and her hard ass head, it would be Deanna lol.
same!!!
I don’t think it's horrible the white mom made mistakes because she wasn't thinking clearly. I think it's horrible that she wasn't willing to listen, and is super defensive and blaming her mistakes on other people.
That's true I looked up creature and it means human or animal. I didn't know what it was and was offered but now I understand it was misunderstanding but she did not help herself by blaming everyone ur right
Best intro song to any show ever
Is that hasanabi
@@thewonderfulworldofwinstin8306 - Ostonox (who uploaded this on a different channel) sometimes uses a voice-to-text version of Hasan's voice to make it sound like he said things he didn't. He actually uploaded the whole series just to bait him into clicking on his uploads instead of the other ones he was watching, but he missed this one, so he got him to watch his intro by commenting it in the chat. If you watch Ostonox's most recent videos, he's using the voice thing to create his own Hasan clips as if it's an A.I. he designed to replace him.
@@Kyran1996 This isn't the AI tho he actually said the things in the song as a joke and Ostonox and Carter made a song out of it
@@Kyran1996 bro how are you gonna go and give away the joke booo badd
WHITE FLIGHT ON SITE
The problem with Bruno is. He knows the color that is sprayed on his skin comes off and he gets to go back to his old life. Therefore he's not taking the experiment seriously.
omfg the way the mom was talking about the drumming circle like some exotic tribe is about to cannibalize them and were all specifically thinking about her =P it was so over the top, especially with the way the cameramen were shooting it - obviously a couple walking through a drum circle with cameras following them would make everyone wonder/chatter about whats up
😄😄😄😄😄😄
Her and Bruno are so obnoxious lol. It reminds me of the white parents of my friends that I grew up with.
“ think I suffer from whiteness” the smartest thing she had said in 3 seasons
Somebody should superimpose her over the DJ Khaled "Suffering From Success" meme and put "Suffering From Whiteness" 😆
4:23 in episode 1, the other woman mentions having to change they way she acts, what she says, and how she says things in order to stay afloat in a white society. Then, this woman at the time stamp has a temper-tantrum because she doesn’t want to change her words or think before she speaks 😂
The white mom had an entire redemption arc
this is the most stressful show i have ever watched 💀
facts 😂😂😂
I HAD TO KEEP PAUSING AND EACH PAUSE I WAITED 30 MINS TO PROCESS THE BS THAT HAPPENED 😭😭
@@zeze6320 same
You mean the cringe is off the hook with this show
LOL
When Bruno says "I"ll just be Bruno," he's really saying "I'll keep a white mindset," which is exactly what holds him back from learning anything from this. He has no idea that the difference in racial experiences goes further than just the colour of your skin.
wow ice cube really killed it with the intro music. crazy how he knew about CRT years before anyone else
CRT is old af and that’s not the opening
@@trenecer3658 lol woosh
CRT has been around for a few decades now, but mainly in academic circles. It's became more mainstream over the last decade or so.
@@jarjarbinx780 yea I realized it but couldn't find the comment in time :(
Fr though where’d that song come from and why ain’t more people here talking about it lmao
Rose got more out of Nick in that short little time they had at the cafe than his own parents probably have in the last 3 months
Tribal atmosphere 😭
Riiight!!! Lol like WTF!? Hahahaha tribal atmosphere of the African Americans... The way she started describing the drumming and not feeling safe smh
She was right
Homegirl was scared 😱 😅
🤣🤣😂😂😂🤦🏾♂️ omg
Carmen learnt a ton this episode. Glad to see she was a little humbled.
Ok she’s(white mom)opening her eyes in this episode.
9:04 “we all like breasts”
The guy in the back killed me😭
lmaooo the way he nodded
And the older lady in the back. She was like "Wait a minute."
Hahahahaha
Nice profile picture
@@Cydafunk 🤣🤣🤣🤣 I rewound that part about 4 times because of her
Lol😂 "I love the way she said 'NEEE GROW'" WHITE DAD IS SO AWKWARD
It's amazing how Bruno can see racism when it's against white people but when it's against black people "they're playing victim"
Average blk person is the same way. MOST black people will say racist shit in a public setting and see nothing wrong with it. But will snap tf when they’re offended.
The mum finally got a vibe! This show is so fascinating.
Nick and rose would be a cute couple low-key lol also, Deanna seems like a sweetheart, and she's pretty too
28:00 what a genuine conversation between two strangers with walls up. i wish a lot more people asked curious questions and listened carefully like these two do, maybe we could reflect and learn about ourselves and others better. in a world somewhere
I had to fast forward most of the white mom’s moments in the previous episodes. Her actions were extremely cringe worthy. In this episode she made progress in understanding that there is a difference in how both races are treated. Kudos to her. The white daughter is my favorite. She’s here to learn and very open minded. Love her
The fact that Bruno sensed zero hastily from the cowboy bar yet was soo emotional about the black park speaks volumes! 😢 that guy sucks…
Bruh the black mom when she heard about that 150$ dollar watch was the best part
This show is amazing 20 years later it's even better
Excuse me Carmen?????? Literally just at the part where she’s like “I don’t want to choose my words and walk on eggshells”, and I’m here like, but that’s what black people have to do on a DAY TO DAY basis just to keep white temper like this down
White temper 😭
Exactly
They’re not used to it being an everyday thing.
That’s the difference between the two cultures. Calling a black person a creature is offensive to them because we’re literally compared to monkeys and weren’t considered human for so long. I understand the white woman’s heart though. It’s a culture difference that dates way back to slavery. Her intentions are good. You just have to consider the history
When Carmen (the White mom) is in her Black makeup, why's she talking like a Southerner from the 1800s?
😂😂😂🤣🤣 Rs
Right I was waiting for her to say something like “I do the declare!”
Really really love the dad guiding his son and doing that with him. Fathers are so important. Building real men
I'm neither white nor black and I grew up in the Deep, Deep South right aftrr Civil Rights was passed. I experienced a lot of racism from white people. I also made friends with some white people. One thing that I saw and still see over and over again is that a lot of white people have black people in their lives that they love , they have Hispanic people in their lives that they love , and Asian people in their lives that they love . They tend to think of these people as "different than all the others " , they aren't " like all the rest ". Instead they should realize that those people ARE EXACTLY like all the rest. All people are. People everywhere want the same things out of life.
You get a lot of "you're alright for one of them" from racists. As if every other person from that race is a disgusting "creature".
Every human is different. Cultures are different. Our differences are what make us unique.
@@jasonmellone8902 , We are a lot more alike than we are different , the differences tend to just be superficial stuff.
@@rottweilerfun9520 Yup and expecting every person to know the ins and outs of everyones culture is insanity amd no one will ever win that way.
Same thing I’m not black or white, but I am “passing” and have heard that so much “oh not like YOU” like they’re praising you for being more like a white person
lmao Nicholas with the apple on his head
Honestly I’ve known I was black always but I didn’t realize how much racism was surrounding me until I got out of high school. It wasn’t until then that I truly understood more about white perception…I think that’s what’s going on with Nicholas as well. Some children learn way before that, but as a person of color, no matter the age, it always hits you eventually.
A lot of blacks, love to look for racism..Even when it isnt there..Or constantly make themselves a victim or use the race card, its so exhausting and pathetic...And the reason why no one takes you guy's seriously, when it actually does happen. Cause you always so obsessed with race or poisoning the black youth with it.
@@incognito3599 this is the most ignorant comment I’ve read in my life that proves the lack knowledge you have about anyone of color and the daily privilege that non people of color have. Due to that reason, the conversation ends here. You’re dismissed.
Bruno gets asked if you can't get a job bc of the color of your skin, what do you do about it and he says: get over it.
What? How do you get over not being able to work and support your family?
The boy wants be cool and street...but he's naive and spoiled...that's why he doesn't pay attention to his surroundings.
Bro in a good neighborhood and all lmfao
The white mom is trying Forsure but it’s very heard to unlearn the culture of racism. From my perspective as a black man that has exclusively gone to pwi’s, a lot of Caucasian people never have to experience what it’s like to be the only blacks person at the party, or having to prove yourself as “not like the rest of them” to the everyone you meet. They will never understand how me wearing a collared shirt while walking at night on an Iowan campus was the difference between me getting stopped or being looked at as a regular student. And most importantly without understanding the true history of our world-from a white vantage point-the current state of blacks has been framed to be the natural evolution of black American culture (“he takes pride in being stereotypically black”-Rose) when it was the single most tampered with society in the world(I can defend this claim with historical evidence). That being said, unless people get out in the world and get out of their shell and experience other culture, it is very difficult to empathize with others. The white dad on the other hand seems to be highly emotionally unintelligent and if he is like that to people who look like him(ie asking the bartender if she’s ever been with a black man in ep 2) then that would extend even more to people he deems as integrally different than himself aka the black family and blacks as a whole. The black mother annoys me for not at least attempting to open up and share a human experience. Though that might be the former Coon in me talking (I’m reformed now thanks to my beautiful black fiancée) since some black people have had so much generational trauma including (rape of both sexes, murder, institutional biases out the ass, constant medical malpractice and too many other injustices to name) I can fully understand being fed up.
This is a really insightful comment, thank you. Especially the concept you mentioned of how current black american culture is seen as its 'natural evolution', completely overlooking how fundamentally tampered with it has been, as you said. That's very thought provoking, it really is a pervasive misconception.
It seems like Nicholas has been happy "not paying any attention to" racism, or maybe not paying any attention to raciSTS. I don't pay any attention to racists, either. I'm pretty sure that would be a good strategy for everyone to have. Generally speaking, If something is insignificant to you, it can't have power over the way you choose to live your life. I think most people would be a lot happier if race was insignificant. Then again, to others, race is everything. Either way, Nicholas' parents seem annoyed by his lack of regard for racism and/or his claims of never experiencing it.
Try ignoring something annoying for decades, you can't ignore an annoying boss for 2 to 3 years but tell black people to ignore annoying people for decades.
@@H00dN3rdztheir whole lives even
He doesn’t pay attention to much in general, so he’s not a good example of how to live your life. More intelligent blacks people definitely notice subtle racism more often because we’re environments around a lot of white people where we have to interact with them more intimately.
it's insane how they literally talked about this two episodes ago and you still don't get it
Creature to me means less than human, I don't care if you call them beautiful, kind, sexylicuous, it still denotes sub-human
Literally
The google definition
“An animal, as distinct from a human being”
Similes : beast, brute, animal
I do appreciate the black/African expression and preservation of culture in L.A.. It makes me want to visit
To me the biggest problem was that the people in the neighbourhood they went to weren't used to cameras. It doesn't seem like such a big deal but in a lot of places bringing a camera around is just a no-no. Like just imagine chilling like any other day and seeing a bunch of cameras filming you without explaining you why. These people were probably wondering what was up especially since it's pretty obvious that the couple wasn't from around here. In my experience it happened a lot of time that white people or strangers in general would film some communities and use the sequels in a totally different documentary and stuff. Most time they come to these kind of places it's to talk abt problems such as drugs, diabetes, lack of working people, racism and gang (rarely abt culture) so people were probably more trying to find out why there was cameras more than staring at a mixed couple. If it was just bc of that, they would've gotten over it especially since these are old folks.
Nicolas need to sit down and actually watch what’s going on he talking about he doesn’t know what racism is but he’s standing right in front of his face
You know I think rose passes as a black woman because she’s very Tia and tamera-esque. She sounds like them when she talks plus the black persona looks like she could be their younger sister.
Memes have ascended.
when someone is hurt by a word stop using it. Renee has every right to feel how she feels and if you do not want to hurt her further she should have been understanding and stopped. That's not obnoxious, Renee is expressing how she feels.
So Bruno was the best player on a starting 5 with 4 black dudes huh...i believe in miracles but come on na.
made it up on the spot
@@kkaled8268 🤣🤣🤣
Especially considering his racist statement that black people are just better athletes yet your the best one on the team?
@SpicyPlur that isn't a racist statement. Black people are scientifically proven to be more athletic.
“Best player on the team” 🤨🙄 sure buddy
I'm so happy the mum is finally opening her mind and allowing herself to see the everyday experience of a black person in America! The dad though 😩 Just throw the whole man away 😩
That watch situation had me weak.
Frl 😭 talk just like a black momma
So it is the black parents teaching their children about racism the kid said he's never felt racism yet the parents keep telling him look harder.
I think nick is having some issues and resentment problems with his parents because of the show
I think that overall Bruno's makeup was the worst. I couldn't see him and believe he's a black person. It's not necessarily his features or the tone like that. It just doesn't look right at least on camera it looks like a tan at the best not even foundation. Plus his wig looks weird. He kinda looks like a mixed guy who managed to get extremely dark due to uv or whatever but his tone is really uneven and looks like a white person painted in black especially around the eyes area. I think they could have given him a lighter skin tone to be able to work more on other aspects. I don't know it just doesn't add up.
Oh yeah. Teach your son to be a victim.. that will do him a lot of f good.
Bruno come on buddy
The moment she's in the Wax Museum and the woman shows her the 'Blackface' paint 😂
The women giving the tour was hot tho
6:06 the hair flip😂😂
banger
Lol, Bruno went to a bar with a confederate flag and was at ease but says the pro-black park thing was racist.
This show is a problematic mess. Full of ignorance and yikes but I can’t look away. Like a bad accident. But rose is sweet and wants to learn more
the parents getting on nick for the watch got me dying 😭💀
Like damn it's his money
This boy is either clueless or lying ..there is no way you just don't experience racism...
He's ignorant asf I'm not even black I'm Hispanic and I'm 17 and have dealt with so much racism growing up that's it's crazy
I'm going to say this the black parents aren't effectively communicating with their son
I agree
Why is no one talking about how much Nicholas’s parents are trying to force him into a narrative he wants no part of. He said he doesn’t see, nor has he experienced racism but they are not having it.
Because it’s dangerous as a black person to ignore racism. Just because he dosent want to deal with it dosent mean it dosent exist around him. So many black teenagers follow within foot steps of their friends of different race thinking they would get the same slap on the risk that their friend may receive. As soon as black people raise their voice in the slightest we are seem as aggressive. I’m sure his views changed as he got older and was more independent.
The mom *yells* at her daughter. For trying to see both sides and grow as a person. It’s concerning
Rose gon get her a brotha rs.
Being black in a white club: "I didnt notice anything different"
Being black with a white girl in the park: "So much hostility"
25:00
*OH MY GOSH SHE'S GETTING IT. SOMEONE START THE FIREWORKS 🎆*
Your profile made me read that very weirdly
'I don't want to have to think about what I say, I just want people to understand immediately what I mean' - no matter what garbage falls out of my mouth hole.
Honestly just cringe
And then 'I need a black friend to teach me' aaaaaaaargh
Wtaf is that intro song??
It’s hasan from a previous episode
It’s terrible!!
Drumming accelerated 🤣
It was a tribal atmosphere in the middle of Los Angeles lmao
@@jrjr648 🤣🤣
They need to bring this show back on....like now!
bro lowkey a mans is finna get popped
@@NEIROSGONE 😂
People can't handle it
People today would complain about black face.
I hate everything about this but I can't stop watching
Deanna was the real star of the show!
43:28
The black man looked like he was wearing gang colors. He was going to kill me.
That right there is a perfect example of the perceptions the show is trying to challenge. It's not *racism* it's *racial* bias. Constructed from all the stereotypes he's witnessed in media.
The mother finally gets it. At least she sees
The dad needs to figure out why that son has a 8th grade education and why he has no drive or goal.