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Some context: the drummer is from the U.S. and married with a mexican woman. Some years passed and they had a baby girl, once trying to fly to the u.s. customs checked her daughter because they tought they were going with drugs just because his wife and daughter where mexican, so Randy (the drummer) got so pissed for that that he made this song out of anger.
Estoy completamente de acuerdo, es triste pero asi es, a los latinos nos miran como menos y muchas personas asumen que cuando eres latino viniste ilegalmente, me han preguntado varias veces que como vine aqui, es muy feo el racismo por que no importa el color o la raza todos somos humanos por igual, saludos!
Bro it's deep... it's just really talking about how mexicans struggled a lot risked their lives to get where theyre at, left soo much behind and still have to put up with racism and so the border patrol calling them names and they're defending themselves by talking back... let me translate a quote " could you imagine from the outside being a Mexican crossing the border thinking about your family as you pass, leaving everything you know behind, if you had to dodge the bullets from a couple cowboy gringos you wouldn't call us good for nothing wet backs if you had to start from zero." Doesn't translate well but that's a line from the song lol
The context of the song is due to the bad experience that the Molotov drummer had when he went to visit the United States to visit his parents. The airport authorities checked his 2-year-old daughter because they did not believe he had American nationality when the drummer is of American nationality and the mother is Mexican and the drummer's anger was that he made the song to protest what Mexicans experience with the racism that they confront every day with many American authorities day by day.
Solo para que lo sepan esta canción la escribió un integrante del grupo que fue de vacaciones a USA con su esposa y su hija (una bebe), el contó que los policías fronterizos se burlaron de ellos e incluso no creían que su esposa tuviera visa por tener rasgos muy “mexicanos” incluso dice que revisaron a su hija cómo si fuera una adulta. Just so you know this song was written by a member of the group who went on vacation to the USA with his wife and his daughter (a baby), he said that the border police made fun of them and did not even believe that his wife had a visa for having very "Mexican" features, he even says that his daughter was checked as if she were an adult.
Fue también por parte de el racismo q sufrimos su hija por parte de su familia y de vecinos amigos es mas bien para los que son racistas no todo los americanos
Así nos veremos los LATAM cuando escuchamos música en inglés y no le entendemos pero igual movemos las cabeza jajajajaja aún que nos estén diciendo de groserías
El mexicano es curioso.. nosotros si buscamos en Google la letra en español o la traducción en UA-cam 🤭🤭 al menos a mi, me gusta saber que ptm estoy disque "cantando"
Hi, i´m a sociologist, not that it matters but it helps with the understanding of the song's message, the guy in the truck starts complaining about the stereotypes that the gringos impose on his person just because of his etnic origin, he complains also about the criminal activities that they associate with him just because of his appeareance like the drug dealing and he makes an argument that in few words says that "even if that were true, you (the gringos) are the buyers and consumers", then he references the disregard for human live from the U.S. government fabricating wars in foreign countries just to make profit out of it and all the money they get from the debts that the U.S. make the mexican government pay by feeding the corruption in the country and within the mexican government. Then comes the chorus that is no more than the two sides cursing each other using the "beaner" and the "gringo" concepts, "beaner" because generally speaking the beans is one of the most consume foods by the latinoamerican community (latinoamerican it's every person born in the american continent that comes from an etnic group that speakes a language deravitave from the latin), "gringo" is a word originated from the greek, the original word was grigo and the original meaning was a reference to someone greek, but beacuse of the context the meaning change slowly, let me explain, the romans and their decendants always struggle with the greek language beacuse of the sounds and the writing, so it become very common to say that something was written in greek or someone was a greek when it was hard to understand the language it was written or the person's spoke language, so they said "this is grigo", "that's grigo" also the word have a somewhat social diminishful connotation because it was use in the same way the old greeks used the word "barbaros" that means barbarians, the spanish carry the word with them and in México change the word and some of the concept context, the word change to "gringo" and now still has that "barbarians" connotation and it's use to reference every individual that speakes an anglo-saxon derivative language that acts alienated from the latinoamerican cultures. Then comes a rap lyric that makes references about the hard life of the U.S. inmmigrants that cross the border illegally crossing thru the river, that's why the gringos call them "wetbacks", also talks about how they are always harass in U.S. soil and at the end complains about the gringos claiming U.S. soil as their property and acting like tyrants talking about rights to the land saying "get out of my land", "go back to mexico, china, middle east, etc..." making an argument that talks about how in the past the U.S. government manipulate things and took the president Santa Ana hostage and forced the México government to sell half the country to the U.S. for a ridicule low cost and if the argument of "I'm american, I born here, I worked this lands, it's my right to claim this land" was used by the mexicans it turns out that mexicans have more rights to that land than the gringos, but mexicans don't use that argument because to them makes no sense, but they are tired of being harass and tired of listen those stupid arguments, so that's why the latinoamericans sometimes turn hostile to the gringos. Edit: Also the accent that they use to speak in spanish it's a mock of how the gringos speak spanish.
Hey brother you're wrong about the term Gringo, Green go is a phrase that According to Mexican history, americans were using while the occupation From September 1847 to June 1848, history says that when american troops were invading Mexico city, they were marching while chanting this stuff: GREEN GO, making reference to all of them wearing green uniforms and entering into The Mexican capital city, then we Mexicans started to repeat those word: Green go, Gringo and associated it to the americans. I found pretty accurate everything thing else that you wrote.
@@badass8350 I know about the things that the elementary and secondary school teach in México, I lived that education myself. They also teach about the "child" heroes that are a missconception because of the concept Infant refering to the Infantery, also they weren't real, in the dictatorship of Diaz the governement just pull up some names and made up that story, it's the same with a lot of national heroes and even with religous figures like the Virge de Guadalupe. The history that schools teach us in the basic levels are half true, half lies, that applies very well to the gringo word, thare are other theories about it, but the grigo one is the most accepted in the academy for now. The same happens with every country, just to say an example that honestly isn't surprising, in the elementary schools of the U.S. the children think that the U.S. government was so rich and benevolent that saved the texans from an entire army and then forgive them and pay them a very worthy fortune to buy half the country and this evil army accepted willingly.
@@cosa689 I understand you are very prepared in history, but I might tell that the word "gringo" actually comes from the american troops reaching Mexico city. Just to make it a bit more realistic, I really don't think mexican people were aware of roman/greek problems, it's just a matter of looking at the mean education those years. And yes, I might accept that the story of the "niños héroes" is just not so historically well recorded. Nevertheless, it is important to point out that this story is based on some true facts in mexican history, like Margarito Zuazo, or (even if this is more in mexican independence war) Juan Valdivia, or even "la guanajuateña". Let's say that "niños héroes" is a story for kids, being a summary of other real characters in mexican history, although the real history is never taught at elementary or secondary school.
@@joseaguilera6825 The people don't need to be aware where the words come from to use them, it's like the word "ojalá" that is used with the meaning "I hope for" but etymologically means "for Allah" and México it's not a muslim nation, so like I already explained, "gringo" is a word that etymologically can be traced back to the roma empire and there could be other explanations about it, but this is the more accepted at the moment and to be realistic the U.S. troops uniform in the U.S.-México war was blue not green.
When I feel sensitive this song makes me cry! I don’t hate people because the way they look or where they come from… I do h@t3 people who mistreat others for no reason
Bro this song is so deep that it gets me so emotional about that word ... It's horrible that racism exists, I have not experienced racism at it fullest just because I because I speak English correctly. But I can't say that for my other brown bother that can't defend them self at all in a Foreign country.
Habla de ser una persona con estudios pero no acepta la realidad de la historia de México! Yo soy mexicana nací allá y estudié allá. Me quiere ver la cara pero se la pellizco!
Hi, just found your cannel ans wish you good luck! Ok, I'm mexican and still remember back on 2003 when this song came out. Is abour racism, yes, and all the despicable terms racist uses against mexicans and how are we criminals for sell the drugs the people there consume. I'm agree with you, man, racism must stop now! We are all the same no matter where you came from, the colour of your skin, your religion, political toughts, etc.
Im mexican, and this song tell how we fell. Its a critic to the USA and the racism we live in the country. Isnt great to hear that other mexican in the USA lives in a rascist situation, and this song want to tell to the americans to think about the mexican situation in the USA.
The word "gringo" was originated during the US invasion to México, because the US army was dreesed of green color, the sound of green in spanish is written "grin", so "gringo" realy means "green go", wanting to say "out invaders"
I think the point the video it wasnt 100% about rasism, it was more about the messssss the ex presidents did (the 3 persons between the mountains, one painted as a devil and the one in the middle was the actual president in that age) and all the inflation, the debt they did with usa, some mexicans tried to find a better life in usa, and they also said something about "if not for Santa Ana you would be a mexican too" due to a war about 200 years ago between mexoco-usa where the south of usa use to be mexican territory
In fact the gringo verbiage refers to anyone who was born in the United States, Although it is also true that we use it more to refer to a white person, in this song it only refers to U.S. politicians who take advantage of other Although it is also true that we use it more to refer to a white person, in this song it only refers to U.S. politicians and companies that take advantage of other countries..
@@angelicopastrano1128 you’re both wrong gringo was at first just someone who speak another language so for example me being a Spanish speaker I’m a gringo in the US
CUENTA LA LEYENDA QUE HUBO UNA GUERRA ENTRE ESTADOS UNIDOS Y MEXICO DONDE LOS SOLDADOS ESTADOUNIDENSES TENIAN UNIFORME VERGE (GREEN) AND THEY SAY... GREEN GO!! THATHS WHY WE SAY "GRINGO" :)
Randy is North American, and he was discriminated against. not exactly if his 3-year-old daughter in international crisis to usa, and that's why I write that song. tried to undress his daughter in immigration just because his wife is Mexican.
In 2003 George W. Bush was president of the USA and in a speech he referred to Mexican immigrants as "frijoleros", a very derogatory term, and well, this was Molotov's response to that speech 😅
Jajajaja no te inventes historias, un presidente por más pendejo qué este jamás usaría ese término en un speech político. Esta canción tiene una historia completamente diferente y tiene que ver con un integrante de la banda
Si al baterista lo trataron mal los oficiales de migración, pues no es necesario hacer una canción, es puro morbo; en general, los trámites burocráticos en dependencias estadounidenses son muy ágiles y te tratan con mucho respeto, mucho mejor organizados y amables que los trámites burocráticos aquí en México; sin embargo, en todo el mundo hay gente c*lera, y quizá uno de éstos le tocó al baterista, pero ya hasta escribir una canción, es muy exagerado, sólo quiere vender morbo esta banda amarillista. A mí me han asaltado, y no por eso digo que todos los mexicanos son unos l*cras. Sería más representativa una canción de los cientos de mexicanos que les autorizan la visa de turista, y mejor se quedan en EUA como indocumentados, eso sí es un engaño, y nos crea mala fama a todos los mexicanos que hacemos las cosas bien, siguiendo reglas y acatando los lineamientos. Y luego todavía los mexicanos nos admiramos: ¿porqué le piden tantas cosas a los mexicanos para visitar EUA?, porque hay muchos mexicanos que mienten y se quedan a vivir en EUA sin permiso. No ocurre eso de que: los oficiales de migración son los irrespetuosos y los mexicanos son los que reciben todos los agravios, no es así. Hay de todo, hay que hablar con objetividad: también hay mexicanos que no respetan las reglas, como también, en general, la gente de EUA es amigable y trabajadora, como aquí en México.
Molotov está sobrevalorado. Realmente no vale la pena escuchar este tipo de canciones. Osea, los de Molotov pensaron ¿Qué canción podemos crear de manera de sea polémica, se hable de nosotros y se venda como pan caliente? Pues fácil: hagamos otra canción donde le tiremos m*erda a los políticos. Siempre hace lo mismo Molotov. Estas canciones no son nada innovadoras, ni revolucionarias. Molotov se cuelga de la fama de personas famosas: habla de Echeverría, de Lopez Portillo, de Miguel de la Madrid, de Zedillo, de Fox, de Felipe Calderón, de Peña Nieto, de AMLO, del PRI, de Televisa, de artistas de televisión, de actrices, de otras bandas de Música (escuchen la canción de Lagunas Mentales), Molotov no aporta nada nuevo, es la misma basura reciclada de siempre. Molotov se parece al cantante Martín Ricca, que hizo una canción donde habla de Britney Spears, no, Molotov está peor, porque ellos han hecho muchísimas canciones donde le tiran m*erda a gente famosa: políticos, empresarios, artistas, otros músicos. Molotov tiene de revolucionario lo que yo tengo de militar espartano: NADA. A Molotov sólo le interesa crear morbo, ser noticia y lucrar con esto. Además, seamos sinceros, sus canciones son pésimas, hasta yo puedo escribir mejores canciones si me decido. ¿No me creen?, vean esta basura de párrafos de algunas de sus canciones: ¿Por qué tendremos que tirar buen pedo?, If you know what they wanna they just want your tepalcuana mana, Amo a mahtón Matarile al mhhhricón, tengo lagañas tienes a tu gente diciendo patrañas m*ldito Jacobo chismoso. Jajajajaj pura basura podrida escriben estos tipejos de Molotov. Además combinan un slang English con el español, se ve y se escucha horrible. De seguro ha de ser ese baterista el que recomienda las palabras de inglés callejero que utilizan. No tiene nada de meritorio escribir canciones en donde le tiras m*erda a famosos, si realmente quisieran protestar, pues que hagan algo, que ayuden a personas, que hagan un mitin, que reclamen injusticias con la gente. Estos pseudo músicos ganan millones del país donde gobiernan aquellos que tanto critican. Estos músicos realmente no son buenos, cantan horrible, parece que están rezando, no es rap, ni rock, nada, sólo tiran m*erda. Sólo hablan tonterías, si yo quisiera escuchar lenguaje de barrio, pues mejor me voy a la esquina y allí escucho a los verdaderos mexicanos que son los que sufren estos pésimos gobiernos. Molotov no es nadie, Molotov no es revolucionario. Si fueran revolucionarios y estuvieran en contra los los pésimos gobiernos, pues deberían cambiarse de nombre. Molotov fue un funcionario de los más cercanos a Stalin, y este dictador no se andaba con bromas. Y ahí anda Molotov con sus disque canciones revolucionarias, cuando utilizan el apellido de un político mano derecha de Stalin. Que incongruencia. Y aunque se enojen y me insulten esta es la verdad: Esta canción nueva (no olvidamos) está muy aburrida, suena así: tata tata tata tata... y se repite. Tienen más emociones los mensajes en altavoz de un centro comercial. He escuchado decenas de mejores canciones y rimas con los raperos que se juntan en parques públicos. Y para terminar, se plagiaron el coro de la cumbia: Que levante la mano, de los Ángeles de Charly. Hasta copiones salieron.
Some context: the drummer is from the U.S. and married with a mexican woman. Some years passed and they had a baby girl, once trying to fly to the u.s. customs checked her daughter because they tought they were going with drugs just because his wife and daughter where mexican, so Randy (the drummer) got so pissed for that that he made this song out of anger.
fun fact: Randy's father was an agent of the DEA.
True story, I remember them telling it
@@saus675 nah he’s right
no sabía esa historia, buen dato.
The best thing about this song is that it is sung with the accent that gringos use when they speak Spanish XD
Cierto
Exactamente, es un punto que me gusta muchisimo y nadie habla de eso
You're on point bro!!!
Yes. And the cherry on top is that the only one that pronounces it correctly is Randy
Estás en todas las reacciones jajajaajaj
No soy Mexicano, pero si Latino; creo que esta canción dice una gran verdad.
Estoy completamente de acuerdo, es triste pero asi es, a los latinos nos miran como menos y muchas personas asumen que cuando eres latino viniste ilegalmente, me han preguntado varias veces que como vine aqui, es muy feo el racismo por que no importa el color o la raza todos somos humanos por igual, saludos!
Deberías de escuchar gimme the power- Molotov si eres latino te llegará al corazón respecto a la mediocridad de nuestros gobiernos corruptos
Bro it's deep... it's just really talking about how mexicans struggled a lot risked their lives to get where theyre at, left soo much behind and still have to put up with racism and so the border patrol calling them names and they're defending themselves by talking back... let me translate a quote " could you imagine from the outside being a Mexican crossing the border thinking about your family as you pass, leaving everything you know behind, if you had to dodge the bullets from a couple cowboy gringos you wouldn't call us good for nothing wet backs if you had to start from zero." Doesn't translate well but that's a line from the song lol
And all this happen in stolen land!!
The context of the song is due to the bad experience that the Molotov drummer had when he went to visit the United States to visit his parents. The airport authorities checked his 2-year-old daughter because they did not believe he had American nationality when the drummer is of American nationality and the mother is Mexican and the drummer's anger was that he made the song to protest what Mexicans experience with the racism that they confront every day with many American authorities day by day.
7 intentos para cruzar esa frontera . Finalmente en 5 años ya era ciudadano CANADIENSE ✌🏼
Oooh! Buena esa
Por favor sacame de aqui
como lo hiciste??? te fuiste de ilegal y te perdonaron?? estoy en esas T.T
Top 3 formas de traicionar a tu patria
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Solo para que lo sepan esta canción la escribió un integrante del grupo que fue de vacaciones a USA con su esposa y su hija (una bebe), el contó que los policías fronterizos se burlaron de ellos e incluso no creían que su esposa tuviera visa por tener rasgos muy “mexicanos” incluso dice que revisaron a su hija cómo si fuera una adulta.
Just so you know this song was written by a member of the group who went on vacation to the USA with his wife and his daughter (a baby), he said that the border police made fun of them and did not even believe that his wife had a visa for having very "Mexican" features, he even says that his daughter was checked as if she were an adult.
Fue también por parte de el racismo q sufrimos su hija por parte de su familia y de vecinos amigos es mas bien para los que son racistas no todo los americanos
Pusiste entre comillas, pero mas q rasgos mexicanos, serian rasgos indigenas, desde mexico hasta argentina son rasgos muy caracteristicos q tenemos
Great reaccition!!!! Regards from Spain (Europe), we LOVE México and molotov
Just a nuance I picked up.. the entire first verse and the Spanish portion of the chorus is sung with an intentionally anglicized accent. Genius
Nice video homie, as a Mexican I’m proud to be one, sometimes in the US I feel as if people treat Latinos like their less.
The sad thing about this song, is that it's still relevant.
Así nos veremos los LATAM cuando escuchamos música en inglés y no le entendemos pero igual movemos las cabeza jajajajaja aún que nos estén diciendo de groserías
El mexicano es curioso.. nosotros si buscamos en Google la letra en español o la traducción en UA-cam 🤭🤭 al menos a mi, me gusta saber que ptm estoy disque "cantando"
Mexa's for live bro greetings from Veracruz México 🇲🇽 long live to the chicano culture ese
I don't think we need to explain anything, Bro. Ur spot-on. U got it. Actually, its pretty impressive for a first-time listen.
Greetings from Villahermosa Mexico, I am a new subscriber I like your channel greetings
Tabasco
Arriba el sur ¡Carajo!
Welcome to the channel! Glad to have you
Hace un verguero de calor aquí en Villa alv.
@@Null-U y yo de Vhsa, jajajajajaja.. que coincidencias!!!
Very good reaction man, new sub! I like this song a lot xD
Hi, i´m a sociologist, not that it matters but it helps with the understanding of the song's message, the guy in the truck starts complaining about the stereotypes that the gringos impose on his person just because of his etnic origin, he complains also about the criminal activities that they associate with him just because of his appeareance like the drug dealing and he makes an argument that in few words says that "even if that were true, you (the gringos) are the buyers and consumers", then he references the disregard for human live from the U.S. government fabricating wars in foreign countries just to make profit out of it and all the money they get from the debts that the U.S. make the mexican government pay by feeding the corruption in the country and within the mexican government. Then comes the chorus that is no more than the two sides cursing each other using the "beaner" and the "gringo" concepts, "beaner" because generally speaking the beans is one of the most consume foods by the latinoamerican community (latinoamerican it's every person born in the american continent that comes from an etnic group that speakes a language deravitave from the latin), "gringo" is a word originated from the greek, the original word was grigo and the original meaning was a reference to someone greek, but beacuse of the context the meaning change slowly, let me explain, the romans and their decendants always struggle with the greek language beacuse of the sounds and the writing, so it become very common to say that something was written in greek or someone was a greek when it was hard to understand the language it was written or the person's spoke language, so they said "this is grigo", "that's grigo" also the word have a somewhat social diminishful connotation because it was use in the same way the old greeks used the word "barbaros" that means barbarians, the spanish carry the word with them and in México change the word and some of the concept context, the word change to "gringo" and now still has that "barbarians" connotation and it's use to reference every individual that speakes an anglo-saxon derivative language that acts alienated from the latinoamerican cultures. Then comes a rap lyric that makes references about the hard life of the U.S. inmmigrants that cross the border illegally crossing thru the river, that's why the gringos call them "wetbacks", also talks about how they are always harass in U.S. soil and at the end complains about the gringos claiming U.S. soil as their property and acting like tyrants talking about rights to the land saying "get out of my land", "go back to mexico, china, middle east, etc..." making an argument that talks about how in the past the U.S. government manipulate things and took the president Santa Ana hostage and forced the México government to sell half the country to the U.S. for a ridicule low cost and if the argument of "I'm american, I born here, I worked this lands, it's my right to claim this land" was used by the mexicans it turns out that mexicans have more rights to that land than the gringos, but mexicans don't use that argument because to them makes no sense, but they are tired of being harass and tired of listen those stupid arguments, so that's why the latinoamericans sometimes turn hostile to the gringos.
Edit: Also the accent that they use to speak in spanish it's a mock of how the gringos speak spanish.
Hey brother you're wrong about the term Gringo, Green go is a phrase that According to Mexican history, americans were using while the occupation From September 1847 to June 1848, history says that when american troops were invading Mexico city, they were marching while chanting this stuff: GREEN GO, making reference to all of them wearing green uniforms and entering into The Mexican capital city, then we Mexicans started to repeat those word: Green go, Gringo and associated it to the americans. I found pretty accurate everything thing else that you wrote.
@@badass8350 I know about the things that the elementary and secondary school teach in México, I lived that education myself. They also teach about the "child" heroes that are a missconception because of the concept Infant refering to the Infantery, also they weren't real, in the dictatorship of Diaz the governement just pull up some names and made up that story, it's the same with a lot of national heroes and even with religous figures like the Virge de Guadalupe. The history that schools teach us in the basic levels are half true, half lies, that applies very well to the gringo word, thare are other theories about it, but the grigo one is the most accepted in the academy for now. The same happens with every country, just to say an example that honestly isn't surprising, in the elementary schools of the U.S. the children think that the U.S. government was so rich and benevolent that saved the texans from an entire army and then forgive them and pay them a very worthy fortune to buy half the country and this evil army accepted willingly.
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@@cosa689 I understand you are very prepared in history, but I might tell that the word "gringo" actually comes from the american troops reaching Mexico city. Just to make it a bit more realistic, I really don't think mexican people were aware of roman/greek problems, it's just a matter of looking at the mean education those years. And yes, I might accept that the story of the "niños héroes" is just not so historically well recorded. Nevertheless, it is important to point out that this story is based on some true facts in mexican history, like Margarito Zuazo, or (even if this is more in mexican independence war) Juan Valdivia, or even "la guanajuateña". Let's say that "niños héroes" is a story for kids, being a summary of other real characters in mexican history, although the real history is never taught at elementary or secondary school.
@@joseaguilera6825 The people don't need to be aware where the words come from to use them, it's like the word "ojalá" that is used with the meaning "I hope for" but etymologically means "for Allah" and México it's not a muslim nation, so like I already explained, "gringo" is a word that etymologically can be traced back to the roma empire and there could be other explanations about it, but this is the more accepted at the moment and to be realistic the U.S. troops uniform in the U.S.-México war was blue not green.
Finally someone get it! Great reaction
I like how you speak because I can understand everything you say.
está curado como les cambia la cara y hasta dejan de bailar cuando empieza la parte en inglés y le entienden de que va...
José José - El Triste 💓
I love your intro bro.
Thanks bro I appreciate that
Holaaaaa saludos desde Tabasco I love Molotov
When I feel sensitive this song makes me cry! I don’t hate people because the way they look or where they come from… I do h@t3 people who mistreat others for no reason
Yo voy a cruzar esa frontera de México - estados unidos.
Cruzala por matamoros ..compa
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Bro this song is so deep that it gets me so emotional about that word ...
It's horrible that racism exists, I have not experienced racism at it fullest just because I because I speak English correctly.
But I can't say that for my other brown bother that can't defend them self at all in a Foreign country.
Im from Ecuador 🇪🇨 BUT, VIVA MEXICO CABRONES! 💚🇲🇽🤘
I don't know who you are but this videos are great.
Los tres postres de atrás hablan mucho
When you realize it, Molotov is freedom music
Genial
❤️❤️❤️ from México ❤️❤️❤️
En cuanto escuchan el inglés se les borra la sonrisa. 😂
Nice reaction man!
Que alguien traduzca lo que dice el men, por favor 🙏
@susainn oh muchas gracias!! ♥️
Dice puras tonterías! Siente que sabe mucho de historia de México! Pero no sabe nada.
Habla de ser una persona con estudios pero no acepta la realidad de la historia de México! Yo soy mexicana nací allá y estudié allá. Me quiere ver la cara pero se la pellizco!
@@blancajuarez4446who me?
Hi, just found your cannel ans wish you good luck! Ok, I'm mexican and still remember back on 2003 when this song came out. Is abour racism, yes, and all the despicable terms racist uses against mexicans and how are we criminals for sell the drugs the people there consume. I'm agree with you, man, racism must stop now! We are all the same no matter where you came from, the colour of your skin, your religion, political toughts, etc.
Thank you for the well wishes I appreciate that
Me encanta que se la cagan a Fox cada que podían XD and Gringo is not a racist word XD
Does anyone realize how the whole video had the background of the naked woman?
😂😂just seeing it now
Im mexican, and this song tell how we fell. Its a critic to the USA and the racism we live in the country. Isnt great to hear that other mexican in the USA lives in a rascist situation, and this song want to tell to the americans to think about the mexican situation in the USA.
Villahermosa mexico
Man!!! Im mexican!! The video its about de troubles in Texas and others states... Its about the life of mexicanos
There is only one race,the human race
Correct, all humans
what about nascar?
See the translated video please ...so you will understand
Man the message is just dont be racist with the spanish and latin people be cause the american are very racist with us #LatinoGang
Why don’t any of you look up the lyrics? Not hard to do
I’m sure it’s other people that looked up the lyrics...so go find them because I haven’t done it yet.
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React please to mexican band victimas del doctor cerebro - super heroes muertos
Great reaction bro! suscribed!
Can you react to some chilean rap? i´ll leave some recomendations
-Chystemc
-Bubaseta
-Mente sabia crú
Thanks bro appreciate the sub and recommendations!
Como que estoy enamorada de ti XD
Reacciona a voto latino de Molotov
Reacciona a mexor sangre y patria
The word "gringo" was originated during the US invasion to México, because the US army was dreesed of green color, the sound of green in spanish is written "grin", so "gringo" realy means "green go", wanting to say "out invaders"
Yeah bro se lo respondi tambien yo Al Gringo 😂
That's not true.
It's a thing we inherited from Spain who used to say shit was greek (griego), when it was foreign.
I think the point the video it wasnt 100% about rasism, it was more about the messssss the ex presidents did (the 3 persons between the mountains, one painted as a devil and the one in the middle was the actual president in that age) and all the inflation, the debt they did with usa, some mexicans tried to find a better life in usa, and they also said something about "if not for Santa Ana you would be a mexican too" due to a war about 200 years ago between mexoco-usa where the south of usa use to be mexican territory
Greeting From Coahuila, the north of México, we are still mexican for so close haha
Saludos hermano reacciona a Los 2 carnales El envidioso buenísima la rola y que tengas un excelente día.🌵🌵🌵
Nel pinches canciones culeras
El chiste es dar nuestras mejores canciones con una buena letra y sentido, no Mmds de esas
@@diegomiramontes1210 la verdad
Los dos carnales Jajajajaja mamadas ya ni chingan!
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j follow you from Guadalajara i learn inglish with you thank you reactions u suscribe
Amigo put the subtitles please.
La verdad quisiera saber que dice el men porque no le entiendo jaja
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@@zeller2091 x3
en resumen dijo que chingue a su madre el america
@@elias359 JAJAJAJAJA
LATINO POWER!
hi, if if you wanna try some latin rap, listen to canserbero
Gringo is a reference to white people.
In fact the gringo verbiage refers to anyone who was born in the United States, Although it is also true that we use it more to refer to a white person, in this song it only refers to U.S. politicians who take advantage of other Although it is also true that we use it more to refer to a white person, in this song it only refers to U.S. politicians and companies that take advantage of other countries..
@@angelicopastrano1128 you’re both wrong gringo was at first just someone who speak another language so for example me being a Spanish speaker I’m a gringo in the US
GRINGO ES REFERENTE A TODOS LOS ESTADOUNIDENSES EN GENERAL, NO SOLO LOS BLANCOS
CUENTA LA LEYENDA QUE HUBO UNA GUERRA ENTRE ESTADOS UNIDOS Y MEXICO DONDE LOS SOLDADOS ESTADOUNIDENSES TENIAN UNIFORME VERGE (GREEN) AND THEY SAY... GREEN GO!! THATHS WHY WE SAY "GRINGO" :)
Nunca le vas a entender.
Randy is North American, and he was discriminated against. not exactly if his 3-year-old daughter in international crisis to usa, and that's why I write that song. tried to undress his daughter in immigration just because his wife is Mexican.
Bro !!! Listen tío sam - ska-p is heavy !!!
PON SUBTITULOS
In 2003 George W. Bush was president of the USA and in a speech he referred to Mexican immigrants as "frijoleros", a very derogatory term, and well, this was Molotov's response to that speech 😅
Eso es falso. El término es viejisimo y Bush nunca lo usó públicamente.
Jajajaja no te inventes historias, un presidente por más pendejo qué este jamás usaría ese término en un speech político. Esta canción tiene una historia completamente diferente y tiene que ver con un integrante de la banda
The song is not for you brother we are in the same boat es para Los Gueros que SE cren superiors por su color de piel
You're so freaking handsome 🤭 sorry hahaha greetings from Mexico 🇲🇽 ♥️ new subscriber 🥰
Canserbero "Es epico"
Wey solo es para el gringo racista!! No todos iguales
Please react to “Zoé - Luna” MTV unplugged 🙌🏻
You are losing money myfriend, more than 6k views when your average is 1k ... More reactions to Latin music and this is not for brother ... Greetings
Si al baterista lo trataron mal los oficiales de migración, pues no es necesario hacer una canción, es puro morbo; en general, los trámites burocráticos en dependencias estadounidenses son muy ágiles y te tratan con mucho respeto, mucho mejor organizados y amables que los trámites burocráticos aquí en México; sin embargo, en todo el mundo hay gente c*lera, y quizá uno de éstos le tocó al baterista, pero ya hasta escribir una canción, es muy exagerado, sólo quiere vender morbo esta banda amarillista. A mí me han asaltado, y no por eso digo que todos los mexicanos son unos l*cras. Sería más representativa una canción de los cientos de mexicanos que les autorizan la visa de turista, y mejor se quedan en EUA como indocumentados, eso sí es un engaño, y nos crea mala fama a todos los mexicanos que hacemos las cosas bien, siguiendo reglas y acatando los lineamientos. Y luego todavía los mexicanos nos admiramos: ¿porqué le piden tantas cosas a los mexicanos para visitar EUA?, porque hay muchos mexicanos que mienten y se quedan a vivir en EUA sin permiso. No ocurre eso de que: los oficiales de migración son los irrespetuosos y los mexicanos son los que reciben todos los agravios, no es así. Hay de todo, hay que hablar con objetividad: también hay mexicanos que no respetan las reglas, como también, en general, la gente de EUA es amigable y trabajadora, como aquí en México.
Whats up with this reactions to a 20 years old song
I’m sure there is songs over 20 years old you still don’t know! Lol
Molotov está sobrevalorado. Realmente no vale la pena escuchar este tipo de canciones. Osea, los de Molotov pensaron ¿Qué canción podemos crear de manera de sea polémica, se hable de nosotros y se venda como pan caliente? Pues fácil: hagamos otra canción donde le tiremos m*erda a los políticos. Siempre hace lo mismo Molotov. Estas canciones no son nada innovadoras, ni revolucionarias. Molotov se cuelga de la fama de personas famosas: habla de Echeverría, de Lopez Portillo, de Miguel de la Madrid, de Zedillo, de Fox, de Felipe Calderón, de Peña Nieto, de AMLO, del PRI, de Televisa, de artistas de televisión, de actrices, de otras bandas de Música (escuchen la canción de Lagunas Mentales), Molotov no aporta nada nuevo, es la misma basura reciclada de siempre. Molotov se parece al cantante Martín Ricca, que hizo una canción donde habla de Britney Spears, no, Molotov está peor, porque ellos han hecho muchísimas canciones donde le tiran m*erda a gente famosa: políticos, empresarios, artistas, otros músicos. Molotov tiene de revolucionario lo que yo tengo de militar espartano: NADA. A Molotov sólo le interesa crear morbo, ser noticia y lucrar con esto. Además, seamos sinceros, sus canciones son pésimas, hasta yo puedo escribir mejores canciones si me decido. ¿No me creen?, vean esta basura de párrafos de algunas de sus canciones: ¿Por qué tendremos que tirar buen pedo?, If you know what they wanna they just want your tepalcuana mana, Amo a mahtón Matarile al mhhhricón, tengo lagañas tienes a tu gente diciendo patrañas m*ldito Jacobo chismoso. Jajajajaj pura basura podrida escriben estos tipejos de Molotov. Además combinan un slang English con el español, se ve y se escucha horrible. De seguro ha de ser ese baterista el que recomienda las palabras de inglés callejero que utilizan. No tiene nada de meritorio escribir canciones en donde le tiras m*erda a famosos, si realmente quisieran protestar, pues que hagan algo, que ayuden a personas, que hagan un mitin, que reclamen injusticias con la gente. Estos pseudo músicos ganan millones del país donde gobiernan aquellos que tanto critican. Estos músicos realmente no son buenos, cantan horrible, parece que están rezando, no es rap, ni rock, nada, sólo tiran m*erda. Sólo hablan tonterías, si yo quisiera escuchar lenguaje de barrio, pues mejor me voy a la esquina y allí escucho a los verdaderos mexicanos que son los que sufren estos pésimos gobiernos. Molotov no es nadie, Molotov no es revolucionario. Si fueran revolucionarios y estuvieran en contra los los pésimos gobiernos, pues deberían cambiarse de nombre. Molotov fue un funcionario de los más cercanos a Stalin, y este dictador no se andaba con bromas. Y ahí anda Molotov con sus disque canciones revolucionarias, cuando utilizan el apellido de un político mano derecha de Stalin. Que incongruencia. Y aunque se enojen y me insulten esta es la verdad: Esta canción nueva (no olvidamos) está muy aburrida, suena así: tata tata tata tata... y se repite. Tienen más emociones los mensajes en altavoz de un centro comercial. He escuchado decenas de mejores canciones y rimas con los raperos que se juntan en parques públicos. Y para terminar, se plagiaron el coro de la cumbia: Que levante la mano, de los Ángeles de Charly. Hasta copiones salieron.
Holaaaaa saludos desde Tabasco I love Molotov