Meet The Woman Who Learned That Her Mother Passed As White | Megyn Kelly TODAY

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  • @esther1536
    @esther1536 4 роки тому +54055

    The fact the racist dad married a women who was mixed raced and didn’t know but still loved her shows the pointlessness of racism 😂

    • @AskBibleNotes
      @AskBibleNotes 4 роки тому +2091

      Seriously 😫😅😂😂😂

    • @49ersfoldem
      @49ersfoldem 4 роки тому +1342

      Right?!🤣🤣🤣

    • @morganbarker3781
      @morganbarker3781 4 роки тому +763

      for real

    • @flatearth9140
      @flatearth9140 4 роки тому +207

      RACISM ISNT POINTLESS !!

    • @esther1536
      @esther1536 4 роки тому +2942

      FLAT EARTH disliking someone purely because of the colour of their skin and not because of their personality or traits seems extremely pointless to me

  • @saundrabrown1873
    @saundrabrown1873 4 роки тому +7789

    My grandmother once told me that a lot of black people that looked white did pass for white back in those days for a better life due to the segregation era/ Jim Crow!

    • @izzyy87
      @izzyy87 4 роки тому +391

      saundra brown A lot of Hispanics too is what my grandma tells me. She was living in Mexico at the time of segregation, but she knew people who went to America as well and passed as white because of their skin color.

    • @helloworld-sl2lw
      @helloworld-sl2lw 4 роки тому +123

      @@izzyy87 hispanic is not a race tho

    • @izzyy87
      @izzyy87 4 роки тому +42

      k a r m a ok, That’s my bad. Ik race and ethnicity is a different thing, woops. I’m talking abut Mexican..

    • @helloworld-sl2lw
      @helloworld-sl2lw 4 роки тому +119

      @@izzyy87 mexican is a nationality not a race either

    • @izzyy87
      @izzyy87 4 роки тому +57

      k a r m a that is also my bad, I’m sorry. 😕 Ethnicity, race, and nationality is confusing to me

  • @nserasera
    @nserasera 4 роки тому +17645

    she just glossed over the fact that she pretended to be her mother to get the birth certificate. savage and worth it

    • @done1852
      @done1852 4 роки тому +110

      White privilege

    • @jsiwjdik23fc
      @jsiwjdik23fc 4 роки тому +511

      Donnell Evans How does that play into white privilege

    • @noahgatlin8162
      @noahgatlin8162 4 роки тому +727

      That’s scary that people can get your birth certificate easily like that

    • @pixierxbo2221
      @pixierxbo2221 4 роки тому +49

      Jd Bryant it doesn’t LFMAOFJWHFW

    • @tierrathetitan5253
      @tierrathetitan5253 4 роки тому +232

      I thought the same thing lol. She said it so passively like it’s okay to do in order to get answers 😂

  • @AphroditesCreativeChronicles
    @AphroditesCreativeChronicles Рік тому +1634

    My mother's family were all "passing" when my mother was born... my mom was too dark skinned to pass so when she was around 7 years old her family abandoned her in Maryland. Just left her in a foreign state. Alone. Before they abandoned her they treated her like a "found child" that they were taking care of... even now whenever I think about this it breaks my heart.

    • @adonyisrael1724
      @adonyisrael1724 8 місяців тому +29

      😮😮😮

    • @lorrainedempsey3320
      @lorrainedempsey3320 7 місяців тому +100

      How do you abandon your own child?😭😭😭

    • @adonyisrael1724
      @adonyisrael1724 7 місяців тому +35

      @@lorrainedempsey3320 Right!?! But I guess mothers can do it!!! Look at that unfit mother Candelaria!!! Left her 16 month old baby girl to go to Puerto Rico on vacation !!!! 😡

    • @HansLiu23
      @HansLiu23 7 місяців тому +1

      that's what i would do.

    • @HansLiu23
      @HansLiu23 7 місяців тому +1

      @@lorrainedempsey3320 if it's dark you leave it in maryland

  • @cocoace1627
    @cocoace1627 4 роки тому +5416

    Many women who " passed " never had kids .They were too afraid of having a baby that actually looked Black .It's a sad situation , all around .

    • @Treatsandthreadscom
      @Treatsandthreadscom 4 роки тому +56

      Facts

    • @whimsysmith2835
      @whimsysmith2835 4 роки тому +134

      My grandma "passed" but even she didn't know that at first. The identity of her great grandfather had long been a secret. Her older sister found out in the mid fifties. I think that is one reason my family moved out west. Micegenation was still considered a crime, and gramma could conceivably been accused. It is sad, because my family has a rich history and a big gap in that history. I would have liked having a photo, or even a name, but they buried it all. 😰

    • @supasoda9030
      @supasoda9030 4 роки тому +64

      Very true. I discussed this with my mom. A family with that 1% of black never knows what color their child may come out to be, their eye color, or the texture of their hair. I always can tell when a person is "color struck" when they start in worrying about how "dark or light" someone is or when a baby is born.

    • @James-Campbell
      @James-Campbell 4 роки тому +51

      Yep, the "risk" of genes skipping a generation!

    • @ulyssesward8014
      @ulyssesward8014 4 роки тому +3

      Lol lol lol

  • @Mocky035
    @Mocky035 4 роки тому +18644

    She wasn't wearing makeup to look good at the hospital, she was wearing makeup so she could get treated at the hospital.

    • @kimberlyshaver5015
      @kimberlyshaver5015 4 роки тому +619

      No she in all actuality she probably wore light makeup to bed was because the moisturizer in those days had strong lighteners in them, one's that are banned now because they were so strong. It wasn't abnormal for woman to want that very bisque, porcelain look so I don't think it was so much that because she definitely looking white in all other ways!

    • @carolynnapier4981
      @carolynnapier4981 4 роки тому +53

      She doesn’t look Col. or B. I look more col. than she does. DNA.

    • @LadyNerisa
      @LadyNerisa 4 роки тому +26

      As soon as I read it....it was occurring the same time.

    • @Chutney1luv
      @Chutney1luv 4 роки тому +12

      @NSA This is the day of Covid! Treatment at the hospital is the same for everyone! Stay home, if you can!😷

    • @DVD927
      @DVD927 4 роки тому +213

      Exactly. I think many people are overly judgmental of her mother...it was extremely painful for her to go through life hiding. She gave up a lot in a trade that she should’ve never had to feel she needed to make. “She never could be her truly authentic self,” as her daughter says. It’s tragic.

  • @shanivoss5879
    @shanivoss5879 4 роки тому +3418

    "Passing" is something a lot of lighter/mixed black people did bc it was another way of surviving at that time.

    • @eiroswrld9825
      @eiroswrld9825 4 роки тому +82

      that’s scary because i would’ve had to do that if i grew up back then

    • @tiffbeevachou108
      @tiffbeevachou108 4 роки тому +121

      And I don't think anyone can question why. It was survival

    • @vimalalakshminarayanan3365
      @vimalalakshminarayanan3365 4 роки тому +2

      ScaryEducatedChic S ST grr deerskin I was

    • @mkedmusa9416
      @mkedmusa9416 4 роки тому +31

      Or for privilege..

    • @deelee5244
      @deelee5244 4 роки тому

      Shani Voss truth I heard stories about that

  • @mattiemeredith5464
    @mattiemeredith5464 Рік тому +298

    HER MOTHER WASN'T THE ONLY 1 THAT DID THAT 🙏🏼🙏🏼

    • @monique4540
      @monique4540 3 місяці тому +1

      Right.

    • @Cubanflowers
      @Cubanflowers 11 днів тому

      hi.. its the imitation of life.. and many of these people are among us... in the states... maybe at least..67 percentage of pink people.. are actually with blk grannies.. ! and this is why their govt don't want to give.. to the blk people that reparations checks.. they know...more than half of their country will be coming.. with hand stretched out!.. be blessed

  • @ghostie7790
    @ghostie7790 4 роки тому +30388

    "My mom was this absolutley stunning, beautiful woman."
    "My dad... He had a good sense of humor."
    LOL

    • @samanthasy9290
      @samanthasy9290 4 роки тому +2405

      She basically called her father ugly lmaoooo

    • @woezacardoza5659
      @woezacardoza5659 4 роки тому +98

      Lol

    • @woezacardoza5659
      @woezacardoza5659 4 роки тому +44

      @@samanthasy9290 let guess because she was black your people a joke the mom was better looking cuz she was half white

    • @RomanZolanski123
      @RomanZolanski123 4 роки тому +611

      Ward Cleaver bruh that comment was clearly not racist plenty of people would say that about their dads

    • @starrynight5207
      @starrynight5207 4 роки тому +69

      I NOTICED THAT TOO ASDFSKJDJ

  • @14104
    @14104 5 років тому +12037

    Imagine the amount nervousness and stress that woman felt while pregnant

    • @DanButters1
      @DanButters1 5 років тому +540

      Word lol but the daughters nose says a lot as a little girl

    • @dominiqueousley9186
      @dominiqueousley9186 5 років тому +153

      I know Right!!!!! I was just thinking the same thing.

    • @learnitdoitearnit9764
      @learnitdoitearnit9764 5 років тому +71

      It rarely works that way though.

    • @sonyawalker6053
      @sonyawalker6053 5 років тому +33

      Well if she found out and didnt like it - she could easy have taken her life with pills - white females do this when they find out things they don't.

    • @Renegadereadingsrecovery
      @Renegadereadingsrecovery 5 років тому +121

      Sonya Walker white females for sure aren’t the same!! Some of us can handle anything and everything. Others don’t believe in suicide. Some of us are all 3.

  • @Stephanie_rd
    @Stephanie_rd 4 роки тому +6816

    That wearing light makeup to sleep and being treated better at the hospital literally went over their heads.

    • @kiararose8896
      @kiararose8896 4 роки тому +87

      :(

    • @workoutwarrior3118
      @workoutwarrior3118 4 роки тому +268

      Watching this interview made me feel like I was in the twilight zone...

    • @raymondtuckerjr1886
      @raymondtuckerjr1886 4 роки тому +90

      I hope not. If that went over their heads, we're in deep do do.

    • @talishabailey
      @talishabailey 4 роки тому +344

      Yes it did....they laughed but it wasn't funny at all....

    • @talishabailey
      @talishabailey 4 роки тому +62

      Yes it did....they laughed but it wasn't funny at all....

  • @ilenestrong7471
    @ilenestrong7471 2 роки тому +247

    While growing up neither my father or grandmother would talk about family history. When I started doing research I pieced together many of the hints they both had given me but also knew that they wanted to keep hidden. My great-grandmother was born a slave in 1860. She wanted a better life so she passed and moved to PA to find a white husband. She was lucky to find a man whose wife had died leaving him with an infant and had returned from TX to find a mother for his child. They ended up having 12 children. Looking at old photos of grandmother and her siblings you can pick out some faint Black characteristics. For several years after I found out this history I was bitter that part of my heritage had been stolen from me. I now realize that they were reacting to our society at that time and attempting to make a better life for themselves and their children. So after growing up believing that I was Irish/Scottish/English I am now proud to say I am mixed race and appreciate what my ancestors went through.

    • @gresildablanco1
      @gresildablanco1 2 роки тому +6

      Amazing wow

    • @darrenclayton8246
      @darrenclayton8246 Рік тому

      If this is true you can say the n word

    • @gresildablanco1
      @gresildablanco1 Рік тому

      @@darrenclayton8246 why would you want to?

    • @ilenestrong7471
      @ilenestrong7471 Рік тому +3

      @@darrenclayton8246 I do remember my father saying that if I dug too deep in the family history I might find "a N in the wood pile." I have used that quote many times.

    • @helpmegetto10kwithnovideos81
      @helpmegetto10kwithnovideos81 9 місяців тому

      @@ilenestrong7471so your father was a racist man? why is he saying the N word
      cool story though

  • @CHICK-A-BOOM
    @CHICK-A-BOOM 4 роки тому +10564

    The saddest part of this story is what her mother thought of herself and that she asked her daughter not to disclose her race until AFTER she has died.

    • @shiphrahisrael4474
      @shiphrahisrael4474 4 роки тому +184

      Yes, so sad. She had a goodly heritage and she blew it

    • @idkkimberlyanne
      @idkkimberlyanne 4 роки тому +109

      It broke my heart... I cant imagine

    • @synettrasearcy2028
      @synettrasearcy2028 4 роки тому +117

      Yes... Never accept herself

    • @z-licious
      @z-licious 4 роки тому +91

      I agree! Also how she abandoned her family. So sad.

    • @CHICK-A-BOOM
      @CHICK-A-BOOM 4 роки тому +47

      Kathy Coleman why did you write this as a response to what I’d said? My comment had ZERO to do with religion and furthermore, her feelings were about HERSELF, not a deity. I’m quite sure a deity wouldn’t deny someone a blessed afterlife because the person in question has a poor sense of self worth and/or self esteem.

  • @Sanbika89
    @Sanbika89 6 років тому +23527

    And she would’ve gotten away with it too, if it wasn’t for her meddling kid!

  • @mariahmontgomery7423
    @mariahmontgomery7423 5 років тому +18151

    A racist man marries a mixed woman, and doesn’t even know it! How ironic is this 😂 lol

    • @courtneybridge1427
      @courtneybridge1427 4 роки тому +241

      They were probably doing it in the dark. As you do, as you do.

    • @thedevilsadvocate5210
      @thedevilsadvocate5210 4 роки тому +89

      She was lightening

    • @golden8972
      @golden8972 4 роки тому +38

      LOVE IT!!

    • @amasion2882
      @amasion2882 4 роки тому +368

      Examples like these prove the fluidity of race and racial classifications. Racial differences are based almost exclusively on visual perception.

    • @bsahota2021
      @bsahota2021 4 роки тому +28

      read passing by nella larson

  • @JessicaL085
    @JessicaL085 Рік тому +428

    My great grandfather changed his name from Youngbear Redblood to "Charles Red" he married a Norwegian woman and told her that he was tan from working the fields. He made my grandma and her siblings wear long-sleeved shirts and large brim hats when they worked outside. My grandma went to California to visit her moms family, and she remembers walking up the driveway and her family asking why her children are so dark and their hair looks like "engine hair." When my mom was in her mid 20s and was learning about scrolls and natives around the area ( NW Arkansas) changing their names to give their families a better chance. My mom found scrolls in the basement of a library that kept the names that were changed, and there she found grandpa charles (Youngbear Redblood.) She was able to find photos of our family as well and brought them to grandpa, he wept seeing his dad. It was a photo of him in a war bonnet/ headdress. His dad was a tribal chief!
    I wish I knew more about my family than just the photots we have and a few stories that my great grandpa finally shared. =(

    • @zandikhetwayo7444
      @zandikhetwayo7444 4 місяці тому +7

      This is so sad :(

    • @rebekahsummers4953
      @rebekahsummers4953 4 місяці тому +16

      😭😭😭 what a beautiful heritage

    • @pia5543
      @pia5543 3 місяці тому +6

      Thank you for sharing your story that was super interesting, i bet the stories your great grandpa told and the fotos are really interesting for you too 😊 all the best for you ☺️☺️

    • @MissOlympia2023
      @MissOlympia2023 3 місяці тому +11

      injun (not engine) it's an old word, a racist slur that white people used to describe indigenous people

    • @KhalessTheTherapist
      @KhalessTheTherapist 3 місяці тому +7

      Majority of the natives had to assimilate to Western lifestyle,.they were forced to bleach their skin, go to school, lose all tribal culture..a lot of YT men also changed to native to acquire native land..a lot of books on this so sad..

  • @quineshatate5669
    @quineshatate5669 3 роки тому +9302

    There's an instance where a man killed his wife and child because the child came out "dark". Well after he murdered them he learned that it was him that was mixed race. He killed his wife for his family's secret.

    • @dontaskdonttell_
      @dontaskdonttell_ 3 роки тому +1463

      Very unfortunate. Racism makes no sense to me. Why does it even exist?

    • @sandyluis7547
      @sandyluis7547 3 роки тому +166

      I read that in a literature book

    • @Naturalchic76
      @Naturalchic76 3 роки тому +330

      @@sandyluis7547 yes story is Desiree's Baby

    • @excuseme5086
      @excuseme5086 3 роки тому +71

      What the heck?

    • @sandyluis7547
      @sandyluis7547 3 роки тому +41

      @@oliviarogers3559 Well, actually she wasn't forced to leave. She took her husband's dismissal, as him not wanting her there. He didn't force her to leave.

  • @multijaison123
    @multijaison123 5 років тому +1907

    The Aunt in the back is still shaking the head till this day

  • @jizzncookies
    @jizzncookies 4 роки тому +9870

    The saddest part is that she had to pretend to be fully white just to survive and live a normal American life

    • @jonesjones566
      @jonesjones566 4 роки тому +217

      Yes it’s sad how this is our history..and how it still continues.

    • @live2fishlove2fish10
      @live2fishlove2fish10 4 роки тому +65

      It’s not sad , it is what it is. But why would you want to lay with your oppressor?

    • @wasupman2284
      @wasupman2284 4 роки тому +39

      Nothing has changed today.

    • @jonesjones566
      @jonesjones566 4 роки тому +113

      @@live2fishlove2fish10 it is sad how she wanted to be someone she’s not..

    • @ClockworkWyrm
      @ClockworkWyrm 4 роки тому +75

      @@wasupman2284 Yeah man, all those current Jim Crow laws, legal race based discrimination, and legal segregation are really impeding peoples lives.

  • @Sad_Bumper_Sticker
    @Sad_Bumper_Sticker Рік тому +79

    Heartbreaking. Her decision to hide her race until her death is so incredibly culturally potent.

  • @tomfitzgerald4760
    @tomfitzgerald4760 4 роки тому +11532

    The blonde woman in the background really wants to be a part of the story.

  • @richard8798
    @richard8798 3 роки тому +4138

    This makes me sad. So many women back then couldn’t pass as white and were condemned to a life of being discriminated against. This woman could pass as white and still she was so scared. Humans can be so evil.

    • @gregorywright9971
      @gregorywright9971 3 роки тому +34

      Don’t think she was that scared. Fear makes you run not build roots. Having your own self hate is a normal thing In America. This is just one of those hey I am 1% this kinda story nothing more.

    • @missladymo
      @missladymo 3 роки тому +102

      Fear is one of the reasons why people lie, no matter what the intent, good or bad, behind the lie. Passing happened a lot and maybe some people think this story is totally rare, but it’s not that rare. What’s rare is people coming out with their families stories of passing.
      I hope people can listen to these stories without attacking. Times were completely different back then and it’s so easy for people to put their 21st century logic onto the past, no matter how recent the past is.

    • @bimates2690
      @bimates2690 3 роки тому +64

      @@gregorywright9971 Bruh, wtf are you going on about? You do realize a lot of people who white pass did this right? Even more so, those who became historical figures. Like be quiet because you’re being mad disrespectful now. That wasn’t her “self hate,” that was her trying to survive in a world/country that didn’t like her in any means necessary. Also, it isn’t a “I’m 1%” story, it’s about a woman talking about what her mother went through.

    • @epicsseven7686
      @epicsseven7686 3 роки тому +50

      @@gregorywright9971 actually she'd feared. There were several clues in the video. Her being afraid to tan in the sun. She was also trying to survive. This was during Jim Crow, where sadly, passing was very common.

    • @sandragary5589
      @sandragary5589 3 роки тому +2

      OMG

  • @reapercity
    @reapercity 3 роки тому +5980

    The woman constantly shaking her head in the background is just a whole mood

    • @Lordmij
      @Lordmij 3 роки тому +65

      Ikr

    • @alexxx5749
      @alexxx5749 3 роки тому +141

      She’s so annoying

    • @hopemccoy
      @hopemccoy 3 роки тому +8

      Is that her daughter?

    • @MySkinnydip
      @MySkinnydip 3 роки тому +202

      All she’s needs is a bag of popcorn!

    • @rileynatalie
      @rileynatalie 3 роки тому +204

      It was so distracting.. like pipe down lady all u have to do it sit there

  • @lavender123u
    @lavender123u Рік тому +41

    It's so many folks in Louisiana where I live who look like her but is back
    It was a culture shock for me. They kept their distance from black folks and lived near family.

  • @r.l.2569
    @r.l.2569 5 років тому +8834

    A racist married a colored woman, didn't even know it, and loved her for years. Ohhhh the irony.
    I DON'T THINK PEOPLE UNDERSTOOD MY COMMENT. It's IRONY -- meaning something that seems deliberately contrary to what one expects" Meaning, her husband looked like a complete fool (at least to me). Racism is disgusting and my comment doesn't mean I disagree with that.

    • @BeGioBijoux
      @BeGioBijoux 5 років тому +62

      Ironic, but she shouldn't have helped him procriate.

    • @Private_Property-FBA
      @Private_Property-FBA 5 років тому +175

      Her mother was a racists too. She hated black skin.

    • @Private_Property-FBA
      @Private_Property-FBA 5 років тому +53

      Race and gender passing are selfish acts; especially in mate selection. Deceiving a person to be with a mate that they don't want is immoral and disgusting.

    • @BeGioBijoux
      @BeGioBijoux 5 років тому +197

      @@Private_Property-FBA Exept that he did want her as a mate, as they were married and their daughter is there to prove so.
      What is immoral is not wanting to be with someone purely because they are the "wrong color".
      The proof that racism is pure ignorance in one's mind is that this gentleman was obviously very compatible and able to live/love/form family with a "black woman", simply because once he was unaware of it, his mind constructions didn´t get in the way of black and white having a respectful, loving relationship.
      This was like a social experiment proving that the difference between us and the black people is very irrelevant and skin deep.

    • @jt-pq4dv
      @jt-pq4dv 5 років тому +4

      R.L. you literally just basically took another comment

  • @kanikagaral7637
    @kanikagaral7637 4 роки тому +3742

    I really wished she could tell her father that. The look on his face would have been priceless.

    • @kanikagaral7637
      @kanikagaral7637 4 роки тому +15

      @Jason Diaz I know right.

    • @taylorricks1459
      @taylorricks1459 4 роки тому +6

      Same

    • @ab6565
      @ab6565 4 роки тому +78

      I wish she would've too. I think she would've found out that he already knew.

    • @kanikagaral7637
      @kanikagaral7637 4 роки тому +57

      @@ab6565 maybe possible he kept up the bigoted act to not get ostracized by his own people.

    • @ab6565
      @ab6565 4 роки тому +38

      @@kanikagaral7637 If he knew his beloved wife's secret (and I believe he did), he wasn't phased by it so he wasn't, at heart, a bigot by any stretch of the imagination. As for his racial slurs, whether we like to admit it or not, during that time, there were many 'racial slurs' being thrown about by all for all.

  • @sarag1158
    @sarag1158 4 роки тому +602

    This woman was also cheated out of her family on her mother's side. So sad.

    • @ascraeusorange9157
      @ascraeusorange9157 4 роки тому

      @Sara G -
      Cool pfp, love Grateful Dead

    • @queenleorobi8253
      @queenleorobi8253 4 роки тому

      Reminds me of Bliss Boyard!

    • @hanawana
      @hanawana 4 роки тому

      Ms. Buschhorn so sorry to hear about this

    • @Moss_piglets
      @Moss_piglets 4 роки тому

      @Ms. Buschhorn yup. Sometimes it's not about skin color. Some people just have no compassion for others

  • @mistidupree4064
    @mistidupree4064 9 місяців тому +119

    She's mulatto, creole. Fairly normal here in louisiana. 2 "white" parents can have a dark baby, or even a generational dark grandchild. Normal. we have dark babies with ice blue eyes🥰 or green eyes, blond hair, we love our culture.

    • @karimwhite8689
      @karimwhite8689 4 місяці тому +9

      Yup my grandmother was the prettiest woman i had ever seen passing for a white woman 😂but she couldn't hide those hips

    • @bedazzlinbeauty
      @bedazzlinbeauty 4 місяці тому +13

      Mulatto is a racist term, regardless if you in Louisiana or not

    • @missionaries7575
      @missionaries7575 4 місяці тому

      @@bedazzlinbeautywhy it just means black n white specifically verses Asian and black….

    • @susanswales8313
      @susanswales8313 3 місяці тому +9

      I am a white mother of 1 daughter and 2 sons, my daughter is white and my sons are dual heritage . I never thought of my children in those terms, it was my “friends” who would point out the difference.
      I lost so many “friends” because I couldn’t not say anything to them, they are my children I love them so much as much as my grandchildren .
      It is a crying shame that people have been and continue to be treated so badly that they feel they have to hide their heritage.
      I am proud of all my children and grandchildren and tell them often, love you always.💕💕😊

    • @smooothsynergy652
      @smooothsynergy652 6 днів тому

      ⁠@@missionaries7575ig definitively it means “mule” and it can be dehumanizing. It doesn’t make perfect sense bc a black and white person are still the same species while a mule is a hybrid with two different species for parents but personally I don’t see it as offensive.

  • @nuyokatribe
    @nuyokatribe 4 роки тому +2655

    The Audience lady in the back, her emotions are everything.

    • @jrerkderawis2145
      @jrerkderawis2145 4 роки тому +145

      Her head movement as well

    • @hydgurl77
      @hydgurl77 4 роки тому +72

      So fake

    • @gabrelle-io6wn
      @gabrelle-io6wn 4 роки тому +50

      @@hydgurl77 ikr... Kinda creepy

    • @janeknight5070
      @janeknight5070 4 роки тому +28

      @@jrerkderawis2145 I was thinking the same thing. She kept shaking her head.

    • @goldieyesgods
      @goldieyesgods 4 роки тому +53

      Yup she's probably half black

  • @ambuer3
    @ambuer3 3 роки тому +2032

    The blonde woman in the back is going through all the emotions!!!

    • @warrensando417
      @warrensando417 3 роки тому +155

      @@VolumeEleven you’re not black just because you have 1 percent African dna.

    • @DiamondHenry321
      @DiamondHenry321 3 роки тому +72

      @@VolumeEleven I just know you lying 😂😂😂😂💀💀💀💀. Every one body has different percentages of races in them. Mam, you are Not black lol. Ah being one percent is irrelevant. Not trynna be mean but having your username be “ new African” and the playlist of “ your people” showing black people and you clearly having a white face is......a bit disturbing ngl

    • @patakel
      @patakel 3 роки тому +13

      She’s playing to the camera!!

    • @YukonYuki
      @YukonYuki 3 роки тому +21

      @@VolumeEleven girl you ain’t black and what’s with your name?

    • @YukonYuki
      @YukonYuki 3 роки тому +16

      @@DiamondHenry321 not the 1 percent XD as a 100% black person im very offend by her randomness

  • @ReyliaWhitelovesallherbronies
    @ReyliaWhitelovesallherbronies 6 років тому +5196

    "My mother was stunningly gorgerous"
    "My dad.....had a great sense of humor"
    I'm sorry I laughed so hard at that.

    • @Thobza_Mhlongo
      @Thobza_Mhlongo 6 років тому +17

      😂😂

    • @cherewilliams230
      @cherewilliams230 6 років тому +10

      Darling Light 🤣😂😂😂

    • @s.a.8548
      @s.a.8548 6 років тому +77

      The shade lol

    • @LeeDee5
      @LeeDee5 6 років тому +83

      Her father was handsome though! But that was funny.

    • @NG-sz2xi
      @NG-sz2xi 6 років тому +9

      I don’t get it

  • @CommonwealthAmerican
    @CommonwealthAmerican 4 місяці тому +16

    We all say it’s sad that SHE denied herself. But we ignore the reasons WHY. It’s because being black or identifying as black is so extremely detrimental in so many situations, that this woman wanted to avoid that life. I don’t view her as cowardly or sad. I view this country as cowardly and sad. I am so sorry this woman had to experience or even had that choice!

  • @holisticpsychologybyobrien
    @holisticpsychologybyobrien 6 років тому +3360

    I noticed a woman in the background shaking her head in disbelief throughout the program. Although I respect her disapproval of prejudice towards others on the basis of their race, at some point her disapproving sentiment seems to become artificial. Being that she is well-dressed and shows good intentions, she seems like a good woman to me. As someone who values truth though, this artificiality that I notice in people’s behavior from time to time troubles me. I say that we should all be mindful enough to make sure our thinking matches with our feeling in our behavior.

  • @andrea-gs4dx
    @andrea-gs4dx 6 років тому +421

    Woman in the back ends racism with each nod of her head

    • @DaniHahn100
      @DaniHahn100 6 років тому +1

      A. A. V ❤️❤️

    • @busychrissy0.0
      @busychrissy0.0 6 років тому +4

      A. A. V 😂😂😂😂😂

    • @mezaallure6647
      @mezaallure6647 6 років тому +1

      Lmfaooooo 😂😂😂😂

    • @gabrielluh3629
      @gabrielluh3629 6 років тому +1

      LMAOOOO THOUGHT. I WAS THE ONLY ONE WHO NOTICED

    • @fatoutouray608
      @fatoutouray608 6 років тому

      gaby nieves
      Lol😃 i thought i was the only one that notice it

  • @trinitystormshabazz9364
    @trinitystormshabazz9364 4 роки тому +665

    Imagine how her Moms mother felt for her daughter to abandon her. So sad.

    • @kitap6447
      @kitap6447 4 роки тому +40

      The movie Imitation of Life in reality

    • @longgone4741
      @longgone4741 4 роки тому +76

      Way back a lot of the biracial that could pass for white; their mothers happily sent them off to pass so they could have a better life, because of how society viewed "black," or "colored" people during that era in time. If you don't know anything about the "Quadroon Balls" they had in New Orleans, Louisiana do a little research about it. It's quite interesting. Though I'm not biracial and wouldn't care if I were (my son is) most people from the Deep South for many generations do have mixed blood in them somewhere in their ancestry, whether they will admit it, or not.

    • @AnnnnnaQ
      @AnnnnnaQ 4 роки тому +6

      @@longgone4741ESPECIALLY in Louisiana!

    • @kea5763
      @kea5763 4 роки тому +7

      @@longgone4741 Yes, sadly they were left no choice to "happily" send them away.

    • @BenjaminIstvanCseko
      @BenjaminIstvanCseko 4 роки тому +3

      I thought the same thing. 😒 Denying your family like that! 😒

  • @__.lucky.__
    @__.lucky.__ 2 місяці тому +10

    As a Puerto Rican who’s been taught her entire life that her ancestry includes European, African and indigenous heritage, to have been raised in the culture on the island and to see people of all colors live harmoniously, help each other, it just shocks me that in a melting pot of a country, this type of shame and racism would exist.
    I have people of all shades in my own family, and we were taught to be proud of our heritage. Seeing a couple of two different skin colors have multiple children all with different skin colors was so normal to me as a child.
    This is heartbreaking and even though I have lived in the states for a long time now, it still shocks me.
    We should all love each other and embrace each other. Cultures might be different but people are all the same.

    • @jamesr.g.2320
      @jamesr.g.2320 Місяць тому

      Colorism and racism is prominent in Puerto Rico, too.

    • @ibvghgfvbnbc
      @ibvghgfvbnbc 4 дні тому

      That's the difference between an Anglican and Hispanic society. There may be colorism in Hispanic society, sure, but you never experience being treated with harsher laws because of your color.

  • @Eric_The_Eccentric
    @Eric_The_Eccentric 4 роки тому +1124

    All jokes and memes aside, it's extremely sad that her mom had to live a lie. Imagine waking up each day with the tedious task of hiding her true self, living with a constant fear of being found out and then going back to bed dreading the dawn of a new day. Carrying the guilt of lying to her child. All because of the distorted perception of what race represents. Breaks my heart.

    • @richellenel9457
      @richellenel9457 4 роки тому +27

      Yes it was. Guess she only did what she thought was neccessary.

    • @starkkprimera2471
      @starkkprimera2471 4 роки тому +5

      Facts well said

    • @generationx9294
      @generationx9294 4 роки тому +37

      Yes, I agree with everything you said.
      It breaks my heart, too.
      People saying, "Black Lives Matter"
      which I absolutely, %1,000 agree with
      But why is this even a "debate??"
      As a 52 year old white woman, I practically... almost literally, cannot stand what many (most) white people represent.
      I am *not* in that majority
      YES, *BLACK LIVES MATTER* ✊🏾 🖤🙏🏾

    • @avasinclair5798
      @avasinclair5798 4 роки тому +4

      That lady wasn’t dreading anything. She was happy and living her white life. I don’t feel sorry for any of them.

    • @fletanetterville9404
      @fletanetterville9404 4 роки тому +7

      I feel for her. She could never relax.

  • @fortheloveofmialynn3756
    @fortheloveofmialynn3756 3 роки тому +6719

    I was surprised that no one mentioned how genuine Gail seem. It doesn’t seem like she has a craving for being black or anything like that. Just sounds like a young woman who wanted to really learn who her mom is. RIP to her mother.

    • @marisamendes6894
      @marisamendes6894 3 роки тому +192

      "Craving for being black" what the f does this mean?

    • @goawag
      @goawag 3 роки тому +161

      @@marisamendes6894 I think they mean that a lot of people try to prove that they’re not racist because they have black grandparents

    • @Itsmeealiciaa_
      @Itsmeealiciaa_ 3 роки тому +306

      @@marisamendes6894 bro it just means she wasn’t over obsessed with being black 🤦🏽‍♀️

    • @mutaaw1
      @mutaaw1 3 роки тому

      ua-cam.com/video/RdGpGU6F1pI/v-deo.html

    • @iluvzurara2
      @iluvzurara2 3 роки тому +50

      @@marisamendes6894 ummm there are literally ppl who have single digit percentage black (or any other race like indigenous) in them and then go off to say that they identify as that race. Or then there’s ppl like Rachel Dolezal?! Have you never seen these ppl?!

  • @joshuadaye3453
    @joshuadaye3453 6 років тому +4146

    “My mom was an absolutely stunning woman. My dad...... he had a great sense of humor.”

  • @TheBenedictchan1
    @TheBenedictchan1 Рік тому +22

    Is it weird that I find it somewhat impressive that she was able to conceal her race for so many decades from everybody?

  • @johnbainivanua2566
    @johnbainivanua2566 5 років тому +1914

    Imagine the only way you could escape racism was to escape your own race and marry a racist... seesh I wouldn't wish this on anyone

    • @TheSamuelbest12
      @TheSamuelbest12 5 років тому +69

      At that time 99% of the white people were racists, so it's not like it was easy for that mixed woman to find a good white man

    • @faithwilliams8728
      @faithwilliams8728 4 роки тому +5

      John Bainivanua I wouldn’t either

    • @Michael0409
      @Michael0409 4 роки тому +4

      @My account really? Were u born during that time? If not how could u tell?

    • @Love-fn9bi
      @Love-fn9bi 4 роки тому +1

      And still end up not happy

    • @Michael0409
      @Michael0409 4 роки тому +1

      @My account so I'm a child because I asked you a question? Ok also my father, mother, grandfathers and grandmothers talked about that era, to me and living in philly and then atco NJ they told me what they went through. Also if you're gowing to dis someone atleast know how to enunciate the English language. Its were not where. When you're saying they were around that era.

  • @hexmaniacgabby5160
    @hexmaniacgabby5160 4 роки тому +4585

    Imagine making friends and marrying people that hate you? That hate your child? So sad.

    • @xharvey8484
      @xharvey8484 4 роки тому +56

      NEVER!!!!!!!!

    • @CarysLibri
      @CarysLibri 3 роки тому +23

      No, horrible

    • @silly7563
      @silly7563 3 роки тому +154

      It's not hate. My grandmother is listed as Hispanic/Native American on her wedding certificate. She was actually Black/White but in the 1920s that was the only way she could marry her White husband since it was against the law. My grandfather of course knew his wife's background since they grew up in the same neighborhood. People did what they could to survive because of love. Unfortunately at the time that is how you had to work the system.

    • @flatearth9140
      @flatearth9140 3 роки тому +21

      YES ! I HAD A BLACK FRIEND WHO RELIZED I WAS PART WHITE AND ABANDONED ME !

    • @johnbertram1537
      @johnbertram1537 3 роки тому +25

      They didn't necessarily hate her, that is an assumption. We don't know what they would have thought because they never knew. When you love somebody that makes you reexamine social ideas you may have previously had in a different light. It may have highlighted the uselessness of the prevailing bigotry of the time, which was how they were taught to think. We shouldn't underestimate the goodness of people.

  • @shelbycreed
    @shelbycreed 4 роки тому +2984

    Well she really found out her moms true colours
    I’ll leave

  • @yikesyikes5974
    @yikesyikes5974 9 місяців тому +15

    My great grandmas uncle passed as a white man and move up north. His wife and kids had no idea. He would secretly visit his parents because he didn’t want his family to know his secret

    • @GubGubgubgub
      @GubGubgubgub 4 місяці тому +1

      That's sad. That they couldn't know their family

  • @acmcbride-olson9320
    @acmcbride-olson9320 2 роки тому +1902

    It’s important to remember that this woman’s mother didn’t just pass, she escaped life as a black personality in the Jim Crow South. That’s huge. It’s also heartbreaking and courageous.

    • @daisychain3007
      @daisychain3007 2 роки тому

      Jim Scarecrow's laws caused a lot of misery in America's Deep South at that time.

    • @lakittawoods7457
      @lakittawoods7457 2 роки тому +80

      Courageous?????

    • @ACms-zn9ni
      @ACms-zn9ni 2 роки тому +155

      Yes it is, she had to leave all of her loved ones, reject her ancestors, deal with everyday challenges and for sure the anxiety that comes with it. It may not fit everyone’s values but she but she did what she had to do with her ressources to live a better life in this time and place

    • @newsome280
      @newsome280 Рік тому +76

      It's cowardly lol

    • @RealLimerickman
      @RealLimerickman Рік тому

      The fact they vote Democrats is also telling in keeping up with their racism. Democrats had one drop of racism rule. More racist than the 1/4 racism rule that nazi had.

  • @toni3558
    @toni3558 6 років тому +2686

    Interracial marriage wasn't legal in the U.S. until 1967. I actually remember when it was legalized. If she had been found out, she could have suffered legal implications. Times were different. Her marriage wasn't even legal, and her deception was criminal. She lived with all of this knowledge and I'm sure was terrified of being found out. The younger American population needs to consider history and withhold judgment until they understand the battles people have overcome for equality. Even with the inequality and injustice in today's America, we live in privilege compared to just a few decades ago.

    • @Cllocopine
      @Cllocopine 6 років тому +83

      Toni Springer Yes, I totally support and understand the mom’s decision not to tell anyone, and after all those years of lying it would be embarrassing to tell people. But I just don’t get why the daughter is so overly shocked by this, she literally said “I walked out of there not knowing who I was” like she’s still the same exact person and all... I get that it’s chocking to find out that your mom has been lying to you about something for your entire life but the fact that she’s what 25% or less black is totally unimportant and she still looks white and was raced like most white people, nothing has changed.....

    • @beerussama5338
      @beerussama5338 6 років тому +24

      WAIT WHAT THAT WAS ILLEGAL!?!?!?! (Sorry I'm young) wait why am I suprised???

    • @katherinequinonesgonzales3455
      @katherinequinonesgonzales3455 6 років тому +24

      I does affect you to know more of your acentry, for me was shocking to know that I might have or not my maternal last name. That my grandfather might be adopted, I’m the same person but knowing certain details shock you.

    • @deathtothebourgeoisie
      @deathtothebourgeoisie 6 років тому +3

      Good thing I’m British ;)

    • @dovebarnett2286
      @dovebarnett2286 6 років тому +1

      @@Cllocopine I don't her husband if nobody else had a right to know. Special if found out could have cost him legally problems.

  • @bluetulip7970
    @bluetulip7970 4 роки тому +3280

    ,, she wore makeup to bed"
    Me, a skincare addict:🤯🤯🤯

    • @clairefitzpatrick8140
      @clairefitzpatrick8140 4 роки тому +52

      LITERALLY like no baby...... every night???

    • @649shellyy8
      @649shellyy8 4 роки тому +9

      Me tooo 😂 I cringed 😖

    • @leena.1740
      @leena.1740 4 роки тому +6

      ONG! I made your comment to 1K!

    • @bodgie6256
      @bodgie6256 4 роки тому +32

      And her skin didnt even look bad😆howw?

    • @ieatpancreas2005
      @ieatpancreas2005 4 роки тому +3

      LMAO SAME like I dont have skin care products i just use rice and honey and stuff like that on my face and i FREAKED OUT when i heard that

  • @debbiestinnett2987
    @debbiestinnett2987 2 роки тому +71

    So sad. That that was such a shame.!!! Be proud of who you are!!!

    • @Bushsbakedb3ansontop
      @Bushsbakedb3ansontop 6 місяців тому +9

      I don’t think the issue was about being proud or not it was about being treated as a human.

    • @staceysherene5488
      @staceysherene5488 Місяць тому +2

      This generation is so inconsiderate to the pain the past went through they couldn’t be themselves back then it was either sleep with the enemy or be a slave to the enemy she never could be free.

    • @Galidorquest
      @Galidorquest Місяць тому

      @@staceysherene5488 Exactly.

  • @galactichand551
    @galactichand551 3 роки тому +9402

    The fact she was able to pose as her mother and attain her birth certificate so easily was the most shocking part of this video.

    • @PersonWithStupid37
      @PersonWithStupid37 3 роки тому +163

      @Marion Raimey They dont ask for id for this?!

    • @zurileonard2620
      @zurileonard2620 3 роки тому +96

      @@PersonWithStupid37 No, you only need info on the person and your relationship.

    • @krische5752
      @krische5752 3 роки тому +262

      Yes, you do need ID to get a birth certificate, at least in Louisiana, and an adult child is legally allowed to obtain one for their parents. But the penalty for “posing” as someone else or lying on your application is $10,000 or 5 years in jail so the most shocking part to me was the fact that she went on national tv and admitted to posing as her mother when she was legally allowed in the first place.

    • @krische5752
      @krische5752 3 роки тому +27

      This woman’s mother was born in Louisiana so Ohio is irrelevant.

    • @symphony2929
      @symphony2929 3 роки тому +21

      @@krische5752 no you don’t it’s public record

  • @greedygreedy4514
    @greedygreedy4514 6 років тому +10942

    So lemme get this straight her dad was a racist who married a sista.... Bruh loooool

    • @pelo4040
      @pelo4040 6 років тому +1668

      Fam, she scammed him hard!!!

    • @skyfalldeadpool1633
      @skyfalldeadpool1633 6 років тому +627

      She is Joanne the scammer of the past. Glamorous and caucasian 😂😂😂( look up on youtube who Joan the scammer is)

    • @xbl155ful
      @xbl155ful 6 років тому +411

      She probably had a big booty too

    • @musicsweet2833
      @musicsweet2833 6 років тому +35

      greedy greedy
      😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅

    • @ZipporahMcCrae
      @ZipporahMcCrae 6 років тому +11

      🤣🤦🏽‍♀️

  • @jeniestra.
    @jeniestra. 3 роки тому +5355

    I really feel sorry for this woman's mother, the fact she had to hide her identity because racism is embedded in US society, especially at that time. It's great she has been able to discover her heritage. There must be thousands if not millions of people experiencing the same thing.

    • @setdrec
      @setdrec 3 роки тому +45

      Oh the irony for this lady's father.

    • @jeniestra.
      @jeniestra. 3 роки тому +35

      @Patrick McCallum I'm not from the United States so I have a hard time understanding the 'identity' issues that mixed people have there. I am considered mixed or latina, for that matter, but that's something I don't care about because I grew up in a country where If I say my dad is white, people would look at me as If I am crazy. We don't use those terms to 'classify' ourselves, I only faced that type speech when I got to the US. I can see that your daughter has to navigate through that, it's not easy.

    • @jeniestra.
      @jeniestra. 3 роки тому +5

      @Patrick McCallum now it sounds like you are the racist. Your absurd system was built on the foundation of white people's supremacy, If you can't recognize that, you are part of the problem. Alabama didn't allow interracial marriage until the year 2000, that's how ridiculous your system is. The US will never be a Communist country hahahaha. You have a bunch of psychos armed to the teeth, so no, that won't happen.

    • @iamthechosenone10
      @iamthechosenone10 3 роки тому +67

      @@VolumeEleven the human race is from Africa so technically everyone is African with black ancestry. But I think your trolling

    • @AMOE_30
      @AMOE_30 3 роки тому +23

      @Patrick McCallum, in a previous post, you say you are Black. Here, you say you are White. Pardon my asking but are you racially fluid?

  • @ritaharris2778
    @ritaharris2778 Рік тому +34

    This is a very interesting story but also very sad that her mom chose to deny knowing her family and not allow her children to know their family & heritage. 😢

  • @Anderson-gr5le
    @Anderson-gr5le 4 роки тому +1992

    "You have to promise me you wont tell anyone until I die"
    *comes out on national television

  • @trystalb
    @trystalb 3 роки тому +3850

    This really saddens me. Her mother could not live as her true self her ENTIRE life. The anxiety she must have had.. I'm surprised she didn't have a heart attack while pregnant just hoping her baby wouldn't be of dark skin. Wow..

    • @walelu777
      @walelu777 3 роки тому +147

      @@Kathy-pr4wu I’m sure it wasn’t that she didn’t want to live as her true self. Her life was no doubt worlds easier being able to pass as white back in those days 😞

    • @walelu777
      @walelu777 3 роки тому +8

      @@Kathy-pr4wu you are certainly right about that!

    • @rubenaalexander5007
      @rubenaalexander5007 3 роки тому +65

      I feel like saying being black was her true self is adherring to the one drop rule. Why is it that she's black? WHY can't she be white?

    • @zeddisdead3239
      @zeddisdead3239 3 роки тому +63

      @@rubenaalexander5007 ... because she isn't white lol

    • @tinyy_songs
      @tinyy_songs 3 роки тому +44

      @@rubenaalexander5007 you don't choose race honey

  • @josephaustin8067
    @josephaustin8067 5 років тому +1970

    It’s sad that in America people would rather live a lie in fear of being treated poorly for something they can’t control like the color of their skin. Heartbreaking.

    • @aileenkamwendo6465
      @aileenkamwendo6465 5 років тому +82

      Not only in america my dude.. almost around the world someone would rather be a different race just to survive......its sad...

    • @JordanWilliams-ix2td
      @JordanWilliams-ix2td 5 років тому +27

      @@nbetley not the same thing. You can always hide ur sexuality. Physically there's things u just cant change

    • @MichelleSPodcast
      @MichelleSPodcast 5 років тому +3

      All over the world actually

    • @houngrysdigest1525
      @houngrysdigest1525 5 років тому +6

      My family was from Brazil and Paraguay. I just found out I'm only 80% white.

    • @chrisredfield6274
      @chrisredfield6274 5 років тому +16

      You realize this was the 1950s right? People aren't hiding their race anymore

  • @TheRealestRAVEN
    @TheRealestRAVEN Рік тому +23

    Wow. This is powerful… I cannot imagine the fear the mother felt when pregnant…scared to think that the child may come out , “too dark”… 😞…she had to “pass” the line from black , to white, in a time of Jim Crow laws… a dangerous and scary time for black Americans …. A sad sad story of having to hold who you are, in the depths of your core…because of fear 😢

  • @thelastofgus
    @thelastofgus 6 років тому +1957

    the woman sitting behind her on the right... disapproves... approves... disapproves...

    • @Wareaglegirl9960
      @Wareaglegirl9960 6 років тому +28

      thelastofgus lol 😂 I know right

    • @paige2063
      @paige2063 6 років тому +55

      I literally couldn't take my eyes off of her.. Haha

    • @cindyonurrooftop
      @cindyonurrooftop 6 років тому +24

      thelastofgus lol, your comment it a gift, i cant take my eyes off her now! 😂😂😂

    • @georgettensukimulayi2624
      @georgettensukimulayi2624 6 років тому +6

      thelastofgus 😂😂😂

    • @LindasDaughter
      @LindasDaughter 6 років тому +13

      Omg, I am screaming.

  • @charlesstevensEnki
    @charlesstevensEnki 4 роки тому +3582

    Don't blame her blame this sick country we live in.

    • @northstarmn
      @northstarmn 4 роки тому +72

      charles stevens trump makes it even sicker, he funds KKK groups and trump himself is part of KKK. Look it up. Sad place for America.

    • @Respectfully.Tootie
      @Respectfully.Tootie 4 роки тому +16

      Exactly!!!!

    • @marlenefearon1027
      @marlenefearon1027 4 роки тому +16

      @@northstarmn crap

    • @Jane-nx4vr
      @Jane-nx4vr 4 роки тому +14

      This will never end racism sad

    • @christingonzalez9642
      @christingonzalez9642 4 роки тому +17

      I know exactly! I wish more people would see it the way you do!

  • @lexqbeanable
    @lexqbeanable 6 років тому +1503

    She wanted to live a life without racism for herself and her children. Watch the movie Imitation of Life. People did this.

    • @Poemi10304
      @Poemi10304 6 років тому +49

      Alexis Wilson But if your daughter confronts you and genuinely wants to know and you stubbornly refuse to talk about it, then it sounds like it’s your own personal hang up that is your reason.

    • @katrinanoneofyabusiness1374
      @katrinanoneofyabusiness1374 6 років тому +28

      Alexis Wilson that movie broke my heart

    • @portiachoi3940
      @portiachoi3940 6 років тому +76

      Poemi10304 even though the world changed around her mom, her mom still grew up in this time. She was frightened as she would have been in younger days. racism was very traumatic. she didn't want to talk out of fear. she wanted to die first before the secret came out. that shows how damaging white supremacy was. its effects still carry on

    • @daytonafletcher7545
      @daytonafletcher7545 6 років тому +12

      Poemi10304 nope. Sounds like she didn’t want to uproot her family’s life and have her husband turn on her cause he finds out who he married....and later on in life...it’s a reflex at that point to hide what she’s been hiding her whole life

    • @morgsovain3855
      @morgsovain3855 6 років тому +8

      Powerful movie! One of my faves.

  • @pinkyjohns5198
    @pinkyjohns5198 6 місяців тому +12

    I’m reading her book now. She writes about her mother with deep understanding of the dilemma she faced “passing”. It a very interesting story, that is the story of black people who passed for white to be able to survive.

    • @roseamberzine5846
      @roseamberzine5846 6 місяців тому +1

      Many of my family also passed for White but my cousins passing was always hilarious to me because their father was very dark skinned which their White friends knew which always baffled me. My older sisters said the Hippie Generation didn't care about that.

    • @nancylane8092
      @nancylane8092 5 місяців тому

      @@roseamberzine5846 Right, because everyone is just "people."

  • @auaumoana
    @auaumoana 4 роки тому +1902

    Imagine if her daughter would’ve pulled grandpas genes. She’d have a lot of explaining to do to her husband.

    • @shanspatrece_xo8890
      @shanspatrece_xo8890 4 роки тому +46

      Forreal i read a book where that actually happened

    • @trusemedend7040
      @trusemedend7040 4 роки тому +11

      @@shanspatrece_xo8890 What is the name of the book?

    • @shanspatrece_xo8890
      @shanspatrece_xo8890 4 роки тому +36

      The books called Family tree by Barbara delinsky

    • @trusemedend7040
      @trusemedend7040 4 роки тому

      Timothy Njomo What’s common?

    • @jessicaelecta
      @jessicaelecta 4 роки тому +21

      It's sad that she probably did live with such underlying fear.

  • @faithwilliams9890
    @faithwilliams9890 5 років тому +3675

    The irony a racists married a black / mixed Woman he loved for years and never knew 😂😂👏👏👏

    • @renegadedragon9393
      @renegadedragon9393 5 років тому +278

      The last laugh was on the bigot...He was making biracial children and didn't even noticed!

    • @maxdominate2481
      @maxdominate2481 5 років тому +70

      Well, she didn't look black which is what is important. As the lyrics from the Phantom of the Opera read: "In the dark, it is easy to pretend that the world is what it out to be."

    • @thelovelyjerald
      @thelovelyjerald 5 років тому +48

      That good good had him whipped.

    • @maxdominate2481
      @maxdominate2481 5 років тому +7

      @@thelovelyjerald -. What makes you think that, Tyrone?

    • @lexicronin9674
      @lexicronin9674 5 років тому +2

      I think that's awesome!! lol

  • @samleo75
    @samleo75 6 років тому +2011

    That foundation she applied at night was probably bleach cream. My childhood friend's grandmother was from Louisiana. Her grandmother told me half of her siblings left their home & "passed as white", never to be heard from again.

    • @BeautifulGood713
      @BeautifulGood713 6 років тому +25

      Samantha Williams
      WOW!!! 😮

    • @1besieged
      @1besieged 6 років тому +24

      the stores sell a lot of 'bleach creme' hair straighteners and all.... the bleach creme is for age spots too.

    • @alluringbliss4165
      @alluringbliss4165 6 років тому +14

      Do they still have these issues in Louisiana.

    • @pleaselistenbeforeyouspeak3086
      @pleaselistenbeforeyouspeak3086 6 років тому +130

      I tell you- racism did a real number on us psychologically. That's what "the big deal", as some refer to it as, is.

    • @davinthetoothgamer4872
      @davinthetoothgamer4872 6 років тому +9

      Samantha Williams They were kidnapped by the michael jackson thiefs

  • @RADIUMGLASS
    @RADIUMGLASS 11 місяців тому +21

    Her mother looked white when she was older but when she was young I think she still looked mixed. There is no way her dad didn't know, he probably accepted it and kept it quiet.

    • @Galidorquest
      @Galidorquest 11 місяців тому +2

      We'll never know for sure, but he definitely knew that she wasn't pure Anglo Saxon. People would've been more suspicious of her in a country like Germany, she fits the image of the people they targeted. Germans were more serious about purity & eugenics.

    • @jaleelkahn7032
      @jaleelkahn7032 28 днів тому

      Dropped the N bomb to keep up appearances

  • @a.blanco7680
    @a.blanco7680 3 роки тому +4325

    "My mom was a beautiful stunning woman"
    "My father was ..funny"
    😂

    • @bo2720
      @bo2720 3 роки тому +132

      Hey dont underestimate a good sense of humor. Its one of the best qualities someone can have

    • @Nomz1808
      @Nomz1808 3 роки тому +100

      That cracked me up 😂 thought she’d say aw my Father was handsome but she pauses then “Funny” 🤣🤣

    • @wonder01lewis25
      @wonder01lewis25 3 роки тому +4

      What does she mean , it's not about the story is it.

    • @davicool9958
      @davicool9958 3 роки тому +17

      Funny as a Klansman

    • @tinyking11
      @tinyking11 3 роки тому +20

      I caught that too. 🤣😂 She basically saying her dad was ugly.

  • @libertyann439
    @libertyann439 4 роки тому +978

    I'm amazed that no "obviously" black children were ever born to this family

    • @nadiashireensiddiqi
      @nadiashireensiddiqi 4 роки тому +50

      If you watched the next video clip you’ll see someone who looks black related to her.

    • @thatsdaniellelol
      @thatsdaniellelol 4 роки тому +108

      Right cuz her Dad was black and her Mom was mixed so it’s even more crazy that she became so white passing

    • @jamiemohan2049
      @jamiemohan2049 4 роки тому +79

      @@thatsdaniellelol Her father likely had mixed ancestry too. Recessive traits as far back as several generations ago can appear in offspring, if both mother and father have the traits as far back as several generations.

    • @jamiemohan2049
      @jamiemohan2049 4 роки тому +49

      Not really, it's called gene dilution. Her mother wasn't very dark to begin with. Most "white passing" (silly term in my opinion) people are 1/4 black and often look completely white. Their descendants also look very white.

    • @lovelyme9577
      @lovelyme9577 4 роки тому

      Exactly

  • @simonphoenix7321
    @simonphoenix7321 6 років тому +5975

    Legend has it the lady in the back is still shaking her head ...😏

    • @rochelle8568
      @rochelle8568 6 років тому +13

      UTURN 😂

    • @simonphoenix7321
      @simonphoenix7321 6 років тому +74

      The Truth So what how is my comment going to effect you so bad you have to reply lol being corny is played out

    • @marinadesousa134
      @marinadesousa134 6 років тому +7

      UTURN
      😁 lol

    • @edturner3615
      @edturner3615 6 років тому +6

      UTURN 😂😂

    • @bigmona2741
      @bigmona2741 6 років тому +3

      😂😂😂

  • @tessanicholl1455
    @tessanicholl1455 2 роки тому +39

    The saddest thing is that finding out you are half african american is so shocking. If you found out you were half Norwegian, you wouldn’t be on a talk show.

    • @carolineL1124
      @carolineL1124 6 місяців тому +5

      Finding out you are a different Race is a completely different thing than being a different nationality

    • @tessanicholl1455
      @tessanicholl1455 6 місяців тому +1

      You are correct. Thank you.

    • @aprilsims8309
      @aprilsims8309 4 місяці тому

      Norwegian isn’t a race dumb nuts lol

  • @lm6259
    @lm6259 6 років тому +4059

    "my mom was an absolutely stunningly beautiful woman...my dad, he had a good sense of humor" lol

    • @SoISaidPod
      @SoISaidPod 6 років тому +67

      Lottie M i don't see stunningly beautiful but ok lol

    • @Dominq-v5z
      @Dominq-v5z 6 років тому +116

      Her mom looks like a plain Jane, white woman. Nothing spectacular about her.

    • @theknightof8654
      @theknightof8654 6 років тому +18

      Hahahahaha same thing I thought

    • @denysedenyse4070
      @denysedenyse4070 6 років тому +60

      Lottie M
      I peeped that too. Didn't have much of a description of ole daddio. 😂😂😆😂🤣

    • @stipem
      @stipem 6 років тому +15

      we all know what that means hahha

  • @BNA_Est.1988
    @BNA_Est.1988 4 роки тому +1855

    The fact that she felt she need to do that to survive is should tell you about all you need to about America.

    • @ab6565
      @ab6565 4 роки тому +17

      She didn't 'feel the need' to do that to 'survive'. This was not about survival. What it tells us is that, right or wrong, she chose to sever ties with those who loved her in order to pursue what/who was most important to *her*.

    • @BNA_Est.1988
      @BNA_Est.1988 4 роки тому +35

      A B thats correct if youre talking about in today’s world. Her case is different.

    • @ab6565
      @ab6565 4 роки тому +3

      @@BNA_Est.1988 How is her case different? What has changed in the world that makes my statement correct now but incorrect then?

    • @BNA_Est.1988
      @BNA_Est.1988 4 роки тому +45

      A B umm Jim Crow? Segregation? Red lining? Civil rights?

    • @BNA_Est.1988
      @BNA_Est.1988 4 роки тому +24

      A B wait, this is troll account.. bye

  • @dsolo3250
    @dsolo3250 5 років тому +4252

    "B" does that mean Bllllllllaaaack?

  • @honeytgb
    @honeytgb Рік тому +10

    It is so sad. What her mother had to go through.

  • @RavishingBeyond
    @RavishingBeyond 4 роки тому +1363

    She would have had some explaining to do if one of the babies came out looking black!

    • @ronneshabutler4651
      @ronneshabutler4651 4 роки тому +31

      😂😂😂😂

    • @BlancoToldYou
      @BlancoToldYou 4 роки тому +41

      You are wrong for this im crying laughing😂

    • @RedLikeWine
      @RedLikeWine 4 роки тому +87

      She doesn't even look like she has an ounce of black dna

    • @BlancoToldYou
      @BlancoToldYou 4 роки тому +12

      @@RedLikeWine I agree totally

    • @AlanaeImontae
      @AlanaeImontae 4 роки тому +118

      RedLikeWine but her child could still end up being dark skin or sum.. traits can skip

  • @LeoLeo-ni1mf
    @LeoLeo-ni1mf 4 роки тому +4177

    African Americans comes in so many shades of color it’s amazing.

    • @chrstiania
      @chrstiania 4 роки тому +141

      Weren't we all black once?

    • @JO-bo4yx
      @JO-bo4yx 4 роки тому +17

      @@chrstiania ...what?

    • @chrstiania
      @chrstiania 4 роки тому +272

      @@JO-bo4yx humanity evolved in africa. We all share the same ancestry. No matter were we live now and what we look like

    • @JO-bo4yx
      @JO-bo4yx 4 роки тому +53

      @@chrstiania yes I know that but literally, like(idk if ur mom is white) there was no point in time that she was black, humanity as a whole yea, but "weren't we all black?" Isnt correct tho

    • @JO-bo4yx
      @JO-bo4yx 4 роки тому +30

      @@chrstiania and that was a fairly long time ago, race wasnt created that long ago, it's a social construct thing, you can be a very light skin black person, and have features a normal black person wouldn't have, and pass as white. Because people see you as white.

  • @akm960
    @akm960 5 років тому +605

    So sad that her mother couldn't be herself.

    • @NBC09
      @NBC09 5 років тому +4

      akm960 the pain she went through!!! THIS 🌎!!

    • @chrismartin490
      @chrismartin490 5 років тому

      Okay

    • @akm960
      @akm960 5 років тому +11

      @Kaptain Kid You sound stupid she hid who she was. Obama didn't hide anything we knew he was mixed. You have no idea what you're talking about.

    • @chrismartin490
      @chrismartin490 5 років тому

      Good

    • @ToniLHall
      @ToniLHall 5 років тому +6

      She was herself she used her whiteness to have a decent life..blacks were treated so bad then. Wake up

  • @redzoom7857
    @redzoom7857 2 роки тому +8

    That’s so sad cause she not only isolated herself from her family but in turn robbed her daughter of getting to grow up with and know her relatives for so many years…

  • @Jenbrinkerjackson
    @Jenbrinkerjackson 5 років тому +874

    Her dad being a bigot reminds me of the David Chappell show where he played an 80 year old blind kkk member who was actually black but nobody ever shared that info with him.

    • @enchamade8
      @enchamade8 5 років тому +9

      Jennifer Jackson 😂😆👍

    • @caucasianafrican1435
      @caucasianafrican1435 5 років тому +6

      Jennifer Jackson Classic!

    • @missmoxie9188
      @missmoxie9188 5 років тому +2

      Classic episode

    • @Amharizz
      @Amharizz 5 років тому +1

      I saw it last week and it's hilarious.

    • @jchris4090
      @jchris4090 5 років тому +1

      His best skit ever. I still laugh every time I watch it.

  • @deannamabry6272
    @deannamabry6272 4 роки тому +687

    What a tortured life her mother must have led. It's so sad.

    • @Moss_piglets
      @Moss_piglets 4 роки тому +4

      It was her choice. I'm pretty sure being light skin, she also faced backlash from her community. Being mix back then, heck even today, was not fully accepted from both sides.

    • @LACEMSK1980
      @LACEMSK1980 4 роки тому

      right.... every single day 😩

    • @shrgh1876
      @shrgh1876 4 роки тому

      @Dave how would you know.. ignorant comment

    • @sheplansshebudgets507
      @sheplansshebudgets507 4 роки тому +1

      A small fraction of non-passers!

    • @pollacksharman0147
      @pollacksharman0147 3 роки тому

      Hello how're you doing today?

  • @meleniev3047
    @meleniev3047 4 роки тому +5134

    Imagine if Gail came out the womb with 4c hair 🤣

    • @tinal6594
      @tinal6594 3 роки тому +84

      😂😂😂😂😂😂

    • @beatricec633
      @beatricec633 3 роки тому +435

      That could have been dangerous...

    • @user-be4rt7nc1r
      @user-be4rt7nc1r 3 роки тому +354

      And the crazy thing is that it actually could have happened

    • @patandersen4271
      @patandersen4271 3 роки тому +123

      There are whites with very curly hair 4a some. Mostly 3b's are EVERYWHERE lol that's why flat irons are big sellers worldwide.

    • @chocpch
      @chocpch 3 роки тому +7

      😂😂

  • @GTFCEO
    @GTFCEO Рік тому +16

    6:50 my grandma used to say something like that always looking your best because of an ambulance potentially coming, she said it about underwear mostly though! Lol

  • @MariBelleProductions
    @MariBelleProductions 6 років тому +5622

    The nodding woman in the background is killing me. Lol

    • @DCJackson7
      @DCJackson7 6 років тому +151

      Krystal Janigan I want to kick her

    • @ladale501
      @ladale501 6 років тому +8

      Deon Idlett 👐😂😂

    • @jordyntaylor877
      @jordyntaylor877 6 років тому +167

      Krystal Janigan she shaking her head in pure disgust now I don't know if it's disgusted that this black lady past is white and lied about it or the fact that she's a black lady who couldn't admit that she was black but I'm going to go with the first thing that I said lol

    • @sotash
      @sotash 6 років тому +8

      omg same lol

    • @thejasosei
      @thejasosei 6 років тому +64

      Words Retain Power ikr, I’m not white but I hate how people assume all white people are racists, it’s sooo annoying

  • @jordanl5435
    @jordanl5435 6 років тому +5278

    "B....does that mean black" *dramatic music*

  • @karenpiris
    @karenpiris 6 років тому +1143

    She catfished the government!

  • @myrtlealley
    @myrtlealley 10 місяців тому +43

    Asian ladies: wearing 50 spf sunscreen, wide hats, sunglasses, long sleeves, gloves, and umbrellas
    Asian ladies have left the chat

    • @larrysmith2655
      @larrysmith2655 6 місяців тому +11

      All of that and intentionally date only white guys.. I’ve ran into some like that..

    • @mr.brutus1369
      @mr.brutus1369 5 місяців тому +2

      i dont think they are trying to hide their race by doing that. I think, right or wrong, they prefer to be pale.

    • @mr.brutus1369
      @mr.brutus1369 5 місяців тому

      @@larrysmith2655 what is the issue with their preference? you come across as a racists.

    • @larrysmith2655
      @larrysmith2655 5 місяців тому +4

      @@mr.brutus1369 I don’t care how I come across. I said what I said. What is your issue with my statement?

    • @mr.brutus1369
      @mr.brutus1369 5 місяців тому

      @@larrysmith2655 that youre a racist? are you illiterate too?

  • @hyacinthdibley2420
    @hyacinthdibley2420 6 років тому +2133

    *The lady in the back is me at Sunday service: i look like i understand, but i'm actually shaking my head to stay awake!!*

    • @josie022
      @josie022 6 років тому +26

      hyacinthdibley2 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂😂💀💀

    • @jvj5644
      @jvj5644 6 років тому +14

      Maybe pray to the Lord to unharden your heart so his message can get through to you. If you are having a hard time staying focused on church then why are you going?? Tradition i guess

    • @crystalmorrison1616
      @crystalmorrison1616 6 років тому +1

      hyacinthdibley2 😂😂😂😂😂😅😅😆😆😆😃

    • @vnchezor
      @vnchezor 6 років тому

      hyacinthdibley2 loooool😂😂😂😂

    • @juliawhite7152
      @juliawhite7152 6 років тому +8

      hyacinthdibley2 .......Me too!!! OMG!! I thought it was just me 😂😂😂😂

  • @candicemcneil5854
    @candicemcneil5854 2 роки тому +3040

    the white woman behind her in the purple feels everything this woman is saying. the guilt, the grief, the sadness... all of it.

    • @almondkissed3794
      @almondkissed3794 2 роки тому +101

      I noticed that too

    • @colevandais
      @colevandais 2 роки тому +43

      So maybe in USA she felt white people had more opportunities. So she was trying to have a better life. I'm in South Africa so would be better to pass as black. But I can't seem to get away with that and get more opportunities. Anyway, I appreciate peaple telling their authentic stories because it helps us learn and have more understanding and compassion for each other and the insecurities plus perceived and real life situations

    • @Chocolateicecreamm
      @Chocolateicecreamm 2 роки тому +167

      Man she was cracking me up 😂 she’s so invested

    • @jadenquinn4493
      @jadenquinn4493 2 роки тому +9

      💀she did not

    • @xana7078
      @xana7078 2 роки тому

      She is a bubble head 😂

  • @valeriegolden5654
    @valeriegolden5654 5 років тому +2211

    The joke was on that bigoted father. Married a black woman and didn’t know it.😎

    • @RowanWarren78
      @RowanWarren78 5 років тому +198

      @Duck Supremacy He didn't just "prefer his own people" His daughter states very clearly that her father had prejudice opinions, and would regularly make racist comments.

    • @blaakheart8
      @blaakheart8 5 років тому +6

      Raceception

    • @j.florio7221
      @j.florio7221 5 років тому +9

      #finessed 😜

    • @earlmillerjr3287
      @earlmillerjr3287 5 років тому +9

      @Duck Supremacy STFU YOU DEVIL!

    • @mern461
      @mern461 5 років тому +4

      Nature finds a way...too many inbred genes ,,,biology brought him to her.

  • @BraveFox100
    @BraveFox100 10 місяців тому +2

    Such a wonderful woman I really enjoyed her story!

  • @dr7677
    @dr7677 4 роки тому +2517

    The nodding lady behind her is driving me nuts.

    • @Micho55
      @Micho55 4 роки тому +182

      she just has a lot of feelings

    • @gargoyle4807
      @gargoyle4807 4 роки тому +58

      Oh no I didn't notice till now... thanks -_-

    • @Arabierxo
      @Arabierxo 4 роки тому +32

      It's always the lady's in the back

    • @beatricec633
      @beatricec633 3 роки тому +43

      She doing too much lol😆

    • @MoBahar687
      @MoBahar687 3 роки тому +65

      Why? All she is doing is nodding lol... not a reason to get irritated.

  • @taifuentesfitt
    @taifuentesfitt 2 роки тому +416

    My great grandmother identified as black and so did her entire family. But she was very fair skinned with a straighter hair texture due to her mixed race heritage. Sometimes she passed for white when she needed to. My great grandfather (a black man) often had her do many business transactions or meetings for his business because people thought she was white and they’d give her an easier time. They even had a landlord that thought she was white and that my grandfather was the “help” 🤦🏽‍♀️.

    • @Awillii
      @Awillii Рік тому +9

      No such thing is fair or unfair skin.

    • @mandarina4157
      @mandarina4157 Рік тому +62

      Girl ´fair’ means ´light’ 🙄 Y’all be reinventing the vocabulary.

    • @twincherry4958
      @twincherry4958 10 місяців тому +1

      Wth

    • @NokthulaMadondo
      @NokthulaMadondo 10 місяців тому +6

      À mistake that people make when it comes to black people, they judge by features. There's more than one way to be black, we come in different shades and textures.

    • @Furrina89
      @Furrina89 8 місяців тому +2

      ​@@Awilliinew to english?

  • @ayyotube5224
    @ayyotube5224 5 років тому +1814

    I really feel sorry for her mom...painful that she have to pretend all her life.

    • @chatisawasteoftime
      @chatisawasteoftime 5 років тому +49

      It was her choice.

    • @ayyotube5224
      @ayyotube5224 5 років тому +13

      @@chatisawasteoftime agree

    • @ayyotube5224
      @ayyotube5224 5 років тому +2

      @Euroafric Network i don't understand

    • @sitcomsTV
      @sitcomsTV 5 років тому +17

      Me too. She lived during the war... times were different. She would be outcast by her friends. She lived in fear all her life. Because she feared prejudice would be left at her door. She was married with a prejudice man and I bet many friends of hers lived that "social accepted" bigoted comments too.

    • @sitcomsTV
      @sitcomsTV 5 років тому +10

      @@chatisawasteoftime I think taking the social context at the time she did the right choice. They are never easy or carefree choices. That's why they are called CHOICES. One part is left behind.

  • @bexraphaela
    @bexraphaela 2 роки тому +60

    This is so amazing, it describes perfectly how being black is enough to not be accepted. Shameful and hurtful to live a life hiding your own heritage. Welcome to the family sis 🤗

  • @erinclark4803
    @erinclark4803 4 роки тому +530

    “How will I hold my head up w my friends” that quote is so heartbreaking....

    • @nikradik
      @nikradik 4 роки тому +33

      My head wouldve been so high...like u know I'm black right

    • @hellybelle5
      @hellybelle5 4 роки тому +18

      I wonder if they were all racists 😢

    • @Kiki-qm9jg
      @Kiki-qm9jg 4 роки тому +25

      @@hellybelle5 well yeah... They obviously were if she knew if she did tell them it wouldn't go well at all

    • @insomthegreat
      @insomthegreat 4 роки тому +5

      @@hellybelle5
      She was a racist.

    • @msanw
      @msanw 4 роки тому

      Very

  • @forestlymph
    @forestlymph 6 років тому +1546

    "plx don't tell anyone till I die"
    **dies**
    Daughter: **tells the whole world**
    Edit: I didn't think I'd have to explain, but this was funny to me not because she told people but rather she told, in some sense, everyone.

    • @thethethe7892
      @thethethe7892 6 років тому +62

      I thought the exact same thing LOL

    • @coolundies7030
      @coolundies7030 6 років тому +13

      Hahahahahahhaah

    • @queenkabula7952
      @queenkabula7952 6 років тому +9

      Hahahahahahaha

    • @bunnysenpaimon6742
      @bunnysenpaimon6742 6 років тому +55

      Yeah I was like wtf. Woman, you didn't need to write a whole book blabbing your ancestry that your mother so desperately tried to hide.

    • @jmedina926
      @jmedina926 6 років тому +14

      lmao I laughed so hard

  • @angelabrown5193
    @angelabrown5193 4 роки тому +814

    The woman over her shoulder was driving me crazy. Nodding her head or shaking it...like she was appalled.

    • @ajb5114
      @ajb5114 4 роки тому +4

      Hahaha gotcha!

    • @lisas781
      @lisas781 4 роки тому +35

      I think she's drunk

    • @cheflixchaotic6795
      @cheflixchaotic6795 4 роки тому +25

      OMFG THATS ALL I SAID THE WHOLE TIME LOL💯😫😂

    • @MissMichSan
      @MissMichSan 4 роки тому +2

      Right?

    • @ylarakuh2702
      @ylarakuh2702 4 роки тому +12

      I was about to finish watching the video, then I started watching the woman on her left. Lol 😂

  • @jackiesingleton5797
    @jackiesingleton5797 10 місяців тому +4

    wow. What a story I want to read this book

  • @ellapng_
    @ellapng_ 3 роки тому +2702

    the woman behind her made me laugh so much, girl was invested

    • @christinalittle9369
      @christinalittle9369 3 роки тому +89

      She sure was, the whole time.

    • @gerardquinn6637
      @gerardquinn6637 3 роки тому +54

      a little too invested.

    • @loe3175
      @loe3175 3 роки тому +223

      She reminds me of a movie extra who's really trying hard to stand out in their background role to get discovered.

    • @ellapng_
      @ellapng_ 3 роки тому +12

      @@loe3175 lmao yes

    • @steffirenee
      @steffirenee 3 роки тому +59

      That lady thinks she’s in an infomercial.

  • @eric_hates_the_poor
    @eric_hates_the_poor 5 років тому +481

    The lady shaking and nodding her head behind her is distracting.

    • @igiman7746
      @igiman7746 4 роки тому +3

      Lol

    • @primarytruetrappboysoul6504
      @primarytruetrappboysoul6504 4 роки тому +9

      She is getting in my lady nerve lol

    • @rzum81
      @rzum81 4 роки тому +5

      I think she probably has a condition which makes her move like that

    • @Dj-ps9ex
      @Dj-ps9ex 4 роки тому

      Yessss she is

    • @stevenjohnson9466
      @stevenjohnson9466 4 роки тому

      The producers may have placed her in that position (directly in camera) to do that.

  • @cflores32097
    @cflores32097 6 років тому +1435

    The lady in the back is shaking her head as if the same thing happened to her

  • @MsRotorwings
    @MsRotorwings Рік тому +3

    What people find to be ashamed about is mind boggling. Some “secrets” we just don’t need to carry.