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The white guy saying he thinks he’d fit in with black people because of the music he listens to… bombastic side eye
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huh ?
Yeah what an answer, Jesus Christ 🤦🏾♀️🤦🏾♀️🤦🏾♀️🤦🏾♀️🤦🏾♀️🤦🏾♀️
lol he definitely ain't getting invited to the cookout.
He sounds like a cool dude to me. I get what he’s trying to say though. Culturally speaking.
Race refers to physical characteristics like skin color, while ethnicity refers to cultural identity and heritage. Race is used to categorize people into broad groups, while ethnicity can be more specific, like Irish or Chinese. Although related, race and ethnicity are distinct concepts and should not be used interchangeably.
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These dry bland repetitive comments from every single youtube video is driving me crazy
@@jaaajaaa4164 You're part of it too
@@UhmActually. username checks out
Race isn’t just skin tone/color, you can’t forget the regions in where they’re associated from.
People in the comments are so mad that people don’t know the difference between race and ethnicity, but let’s be happy that we have the opportunity to educate them about the difference
agreed!
I'm definitely learning and happy to learn!!
You are amazing
More important that people accept race is real and it matters.
Nobody is “mad” you have just taken the time to perceive it as that. Ppl are making it aware in the comments adults don’t know the difference
1:52 bruh she said most people assume she’s white and then when they asked her race, she said Venezuelan and Chilean💀💀💀
Germania Villalobos Achmüssen: As a person of color I-
i think they mean like indigenous maybe?
@@ch3rry.vvine6 But venezuelan and chilean are colonial constructs.
You won't see a yanomami claiming to be brazilian or venezuelan because the reject the very notion of these countries borders, for example.
Also, Venezuela AND Chile are multiracial, it would be like saying "most people assume I'm white, but I'm american"
jjajajajaa i said the same thingggggggg
Riiiiiight, it's like "girl you are white- a white Latina" 😆😆
05:09 he DEFINITELY wrote that bar and memorized it just for this moment 😂😂😂
I literally came from Snap to the TH-cam video trying to find a comment about this
ay, at least it was a hard bar tho
About wanting to be another Race, when I was younger, I really wanted to be Rich.
😐
Don't lie, you still do
I like my Caribbean roots and culture but sadly Haiti dealing with a lot crap
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I hope you transition one day. You’ll be the only transracist I will ever support.
In the Italian language we've actually stopped using the word race when referring to humans... We only use it for dogs (it used to be the same word lol) and for humans we just say ethnicity! As a student of foreign languages, I find it very interesting to learn about these linguistic-cultural differences ❤
Same in Argentina. We used to have El día de las razas (Race's day) but it was changed to be Día de la diversidad cultural (cultural diversity day)
same in Portuguese
well...italian adults/bigots still say race
same in French
In Saudi Arabia too we never use race we use ethnicity i only knew the race word from English 😂
I'm African and went to an international school with kids from lots of different races, cultures and backgrounds. Never have I ever wanted to be a different race. Thin yes, I was a chubby girl but always loved my blackness. "Have you seen this?" I felt that 👸🏾❤️
And y'all still hate w h i t e people lmao.
Jesus is coming back. Believe He died for your sins and rose again then repent to be saved. Please
Omg when she said “Like for hockey?” I almost spat my food out. DEADDD. 😂😂
That's what I thought she was talking about. I had to google it. Lol
sorry can I have the timestamp pls
@@penguin-tc1cx 4:45
@@MA-lx8op Straight up, I thought she was going to pull out a replica and plop it on the table, as crazy as that would have been.
Race and ethnicity are not the same thing it's honestly sad most of these adults don't know the difference
Some of them said race or ethnicity but i agree ppl don’t know the difference
If you look at the full video you can hear her ask people about their race and ethnicity. They probably kept the title like it is because they knew they would get a bunch of comments like this. More comments = more engagement. Relax.
Unfortunately they don’t teach it well in most schools 😪
They asked for either
As you see in the video they ask “what’s your race or ethnicity”
The girl at the end was so adorable! 💖 "Have you seen this?" : Points to her gorgeous face!! :
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5:04 the assumptions were right 🔥🔥🔥
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To be fair to the people in the vid, the interviewer did say “what’s your race or ethnicity” at 0:50, so let’s not criticize the people for not responding with solely any combination of black, white, asian, Pacific Islander, or Native American
glad somebody said it 💅✨🫶
sometimes they only asked for one.
Dude invited everyone but me to a pool party. He assumed I didn't know how to swim cause I'm black. He could have just asked. I can swim and even if I couldn't, it's a pool. Just sit on the side and dangle your feet.
thats so sad sorry you went through that
:( I'm sorry you went through that. I hope you're able to find better friends
Arabs, Pakistanis etc forever left out of the conversation even though people make the most assumptions about us. The most annoying assumption people make about a Pakistani person would be that they think we must have at least one friend who is a terrorist.
Good Ole, 911 racism.
Why are you grouping “arabs” which is an ethnicity with “Pakistani” which is a nationality?
@@JohnDoe-kb3nm Because Arabs have tried to erase other cultures in the nations they have taken over/put under Islamic rule [some systematically, e.g. via Arab Nationalist policies, some not] ... these groups include Druze, Sikhs, Kurds, Hebrews/Sephardic Jews [many of whom had milennia-old communities in e.g. Iran, Iraq, etc. and now are gone], Armenians, Yezidi, Mhallami, Assyrians, and many others who are native to the Middle East (broadly) but who are not Arab. Due to this so-called Arabization, I think people esp. across the world from the Middle East confuse thinking that Middle Eastern nationality and ethnicity is the same thing and that it's all Arab.
@@JohnDoe-kb3nm think it would be pretty difficult to divide pakistan by all its ethnic groups
@@JohnDoe-kb3nm I'm not. There wasn't a a single Arab or Pakistani in the video though.
I hate that people in the US:
1. Are obsessed with race
and
2. Can’t tell the difference between race, ethnicity and nationality!!!
And heritage . If your great great grandparents were italians or german and you dont speak this language, you dont know anything about culture ,traditions you are just american.
@@Niki72662 THANK YOU
@@Niki72662 You do realize those same Italian and German immigrants bought over those ancestral traditions from Europe and “modernized” it to fit the industrialized nation?
So technically, us US citizens are still consuming that essential part of history, which inherently means we do know about those cultures.
But then again, research can fix all that.
@@aus-li Ah yes, consuming americanised culture makes you apart of that culture. Brb gonna grab some chinese food to make myself from Shanghai.
@@Niki72662 exactly
2:39.... that's the guy that did a spiritual prayer in front of his date.
He was trolling
He goes to my school
Bro look like lil yachty
Lmao good eye!
The most annoying thing of my ethnicity/ race “ the entire south asian/ Indian subcontinent being neglected as if we don’t exist ……..just like this video”
I’m not personally South Asian, but I really hate the scammer-untrustworthy stereotype- there are certain things external races say about them that just feel blatantly racy too- just in a joking manner :/
and when we say something about micro aggressions and shit it’s always “just a joke”
0:21 that guy opened my eyes... we call it human race then why is it divided into categories????
I'm South East Asian and, growing up, my (adopted) parents were both white and we lived in a small, conservative, 90% white town. I remember being 4 and hating my Asian features. The only thing I liked about myself were my eyes because they were big for an Asian and had double lids (so, like white people's lol). I wanted to be white so bad. I only started liking being Asian because I got into anime when I was 9-10. Gave me a whole different perspective and appreciation of being Asian.
Caribbean Haitian American and my adopted parents are white as well I think I can sort of see the Black experience in USA I guess but I also see the white experience and I’ve just learned to respect and love everyone culture and background and traditions so much and I I’m proud of where come from to
Yea, that’s sadly a common, natural reaction when surrounded by people who are not of your race or ethnicity.
I'm an adoptive parent of 4 SE Asian kids. 3 are Cambodian and 1 is Thai. We live 7 years in Cambodia and visited Thailand many times. I speak the language and know the culture. My kids seem to have a good identity.
@@kerrievans8263 thats so amazing how much effort you put in. i wish all adoptive parents were like this!
@@ChristineChang20 it's truly my favorite time in my life!
I’m black but when I was little I wanted to be Asian or Native American so bad. It’s the culture I was amazed with. But I’m black and proud!
I find it really interesting that one: people over there use Hispanic as a race. That's quite odd to me considering hispanic is something that refers to people or countries related to Spain or the Spanish language (What would you categorize Brazilians as, then?) and not to a genetic group of traits. We are quite mixed here in LATAM.
And two: that many people when asked about race answered with nationalities. To me, those are two very different things. It's interesting to see how other people interpret the same terms.
Agreed, and that’s specially problematic when it applies to Afro Latinxs cause it erases them, also failing to recognise white supremacy in Latam.
And… people really think colonisers took all black people to USA and not to other parts of the Americas?
@@pacchokouka I don't know if they think Hispanic and/or Latin is a race or an ethnicity, but they are neither. Brazilians are Latinamerican. Many Brazilians are white, many Brazilians are black, some Brazilians are Asian (or have Asian ancestry), many Brazilians are a mix of the previous and others... Also, yes, it irks me that people think Hispanic/Latin are either race or ethnicities but it irks me more that people think Mexican, Dominican, etc. is a race or ethnicity..... I don't think the misuse of the words erases Latinamerican people with African ancestry, the lack of Latinamerican people with African ancestry in media such as this does create that feeling of erasure though. Also, people in the USA barely know the capital city of their country lol, so they're not gonna know the nuances of the history of the continent they live in.
@@elcastrogarcia and I feel like it’s because in public forms/policies we are all address as Hispanic. Even though it’s more nuanced as you mention
brazilians are latino. people tend to conflate hispanic and latino. hispanic is a spanish speaking country, while latino is a country in latin america. but yeah neither are a race but then again, race is a social construct! so it’s all complicated lol
If you were Hispanic you would understand why. Having to choose black or white as your race feels wrong. I feel I don’t belong to either. How can I choose. What color makes you black or white when my mother is two shades lighter than me and my father two shades darker. One grandmother three shades darker the other just one. It’s very confusing. How could you possibly define that. The thing that brings us all together is the culture. We don’t want to be split for a piece of paperwork
I mostly just wish I had been raised in a bilingual household because it would be cool to speak more than one language fluently and it would have been so much easier to learn as a kid. There have been moments where I wanted certain features of different ethnicities, but the only thing I have ever physically changed about myself is my hair color and getting tattoos.
Honestly being bilingual isn’t anything crazy, I’m English born and raised in Spain and the only difference knowing 2 languages has made is just talking to more people and maybe I could get certain jobs easier because I live in a touristy place. But in countries like America where the vast majority only speak English it wouldn’t make a big difference
Same here, my parents are bilingual as they are fluent in their native languages and English but they decided to only speak to me and my siblings in English so people don't look down on us something like that but I really wished they taught us their languages
How are you going to get soooo many people of all these races and ethnicities and then just blatantly leave out *south asian* and *middle eastern* people
Fr South Asians are literally the most casually discriminated people only based on negative stereotypes people associated with them. There's really people out there belonging from all races and ethncities (East Asian, white, black) that would disregard and try to imply that racism against South Asians isn't really racism..
Damn no specific south asian representative 👍🏻
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I'm in the vid at 2:08 woooo 😁 Like the person later in the vid mentioned about being seen as white around asians and asian around white people, I had a very similar experience and they probably honestly cut me out saying the same exact thing 😂
I'm seeing lots of people judging talking about one's own ethnicity vs race, but please give people benefit of the doubt. It's possible they were prompted to their answer by a question or follow-up that isn't shown or got asked slightly different wording or it's an interesting tidbit from the middle of what they talked about in the studio. Remember the videos cut a lot out, they kinda have to to fit so many people 😅
I'm glad they didn't include my answer about ethnicity vs race, as I'm not an anthropologist and I probably rambled incoherently a bit 😂 But now I can share my input a bit more eloquently - personally my understanding is that ethnicity is more of a cultural background/ancestral origin/descent kind of thing. Like ethnically I consider myself Jewish and Chinese since that's what I get from my parents in terms of descent. On the other hand, race IMO is more of a social construct. Like in the past Irish people were considered non-white, and if you actually look at genetics I'm pretty sure there's more difference between just different African peoples than there is between what we call different races, so it's really kind of a weird arbitrary vague thing when you think about it that way.
i really related to your response! i'm mixed race as well and although i don't have trouble being accepted i still sometimes feel like i don't belong :(
ty for the clarification!! I wasn’t in the video and I don’t ever wish to participate in a cut video but I still really appreciate you for speaking up for the other participants. And ty again for sharing your experience
7:57 equating small and delicate to “Asian” is riding on another stereotype and fetishization as it is.
But of course it wasn't when everyone said they wanted to be white
@@kookies_crumbs no way bro is trying to equate a white person wanting to be asian/black to be more attractive vs. a poc wanting to be white so they won't get bullied, hate crimed, and locked out of career opportunities
@@kookies_crumbs Wanting to be white comes from a place of wanting to "belong" because people of color in majority white spaces are deemed "foreign," "different," "other" and are very often bullied and mistreated for looking the way they do; they want to escape discrimination, racism, and prejudices, thus they want to be white.
Whereas white people wanting to be another race stems from exoticism and whatever physical feature or cultural style is trending. Do white people want to be another race because they want to experience what POC feel? I highly doubt that.
@@kookies_crumbs Bro obv bc they grow up in a community where white people are more socially accepted bonkers…
@@kookies_crumbs That's not a fetish, that's the basic desire to be treated better by society.
i am half moroccan and half white, so answering censuses or questions about my ethnicity is always an interesting question. i really don't know many people personally who are half white half arab but i think its really cool when i see someone else who's also half white half arab
Moroccans are white. I will use polish terms , i cant find them in english. There are 3 races europeidalna (white) which devide on europejska, semicko-hamicka(which means Maroco and middle eastern countries) , negroidalna (black),monogloidalna (yellow.) You dont understand diffrence between race and nationality. If one of your parent is Maroccan say nationality of second parent. It is the most amercian thing to say ,,I am white,,.
@@Niki72662
I’m Moroccan and I don’t see myself as white especially as an ethnicity. Moroccans and Arabs have a totally different experience, culture, etc than white people. most MENA people are not viewed or treated as white because in real life it is a synonym of European. Also the race concept you mentioned is obsolete and debatable and according to that logic Indians and South Asians are white too even though some south Asians are darker than the average Black American. While I can be assigned as white in the US. In real life my experience is way more similar to that of other minorities. I live in Europe so I can see how different is the experience of European immigrants than North African and Middle Eastern ones. A Ukrainian for example doesn’t face that much xenophobia that a Moroccan does. I believe in Canada and Australia Middle Easterners and North Africans have their own category. I agree more that and I think that should be an option in the US too. Nothing against white people but we’re different groups.
I don't want to impose anything on you, but Moroccans aren't Arab. They consist of several North African ethnic groups, the largest and most popular one being Amazigh (or Berber). Most Moroccans I've met don't identify as Arab and in fact, get a bit irritated by people referring to them as such, so that's why I brought this up.
But North Africans are Arabized in that they share a lot of adopted culture from Arab people due to their Islamic history, so if you see yourself as half-Arab, I'm not gonna stop you.
@@anonymousontheinternet4486 the debate between whether Moroccans are arab or not should certainly be acknowledged. my mother is Moroccan and she has told me before of the berber tribes we came from. however, everyone in morocco is different- there are berbers, arabs, amazighs, etc. there are also those who identify as arabized berbers, berbers, or only berbers. the point is that it varies depending on who in morocco you're talking to. some do get offended at being called arab while others don't. my family does speak Arabic but also does recount roots from berber tribes, and i personally do believe that morocco is an Arabic country that also has many other ethnicities residing there, such as the berbers. so i do believe it is an arab country but morocco has always been debated on whether it's really arab. but that is how i personally feel
@@evothenew3333 this is so true and i was just reading about this. many MENA people are questioning whether they should be identified as white on a census because the experiences they have in America are going to be much different than someone with a European background. i do agree and would say they are separate groups, although i always struggle because my dad is an American white man and my mom immigrated from morocco
I really appreciate this content, and opportunities for education. Especially as a mixed person. Thank you
@5:16 they assumed right
Ayyy shoutout the girl at 1:30 for saying Mongolian! It's cool to hear more about one's nationality of a wider audience!
i really get the people who are mixed, depending on who I'm surrounded by on each side of my family I can feel like such an outsider.
Never in my life have I wanted to be any other race but mine and I thank my Mom for surrounding me with people who anchored me in my culture. Those people helped me to see the beauty in myself and our community, even when others didn’t and don’t see the same. There have been times when I wish people didn’t just see my skin and features, and would appreciate me for who I am. It gets frustrating and there have definitely been days I’ve cried because I didn’t ask to deal with micro-aggressions, snide comments and/or weird behavior based on the color of my skin. I despise racism, colorism, or any ism for that matter because it’s not something I relate to. Can’t wait until we can all be super accepting of each other no matter what. Let’s end stereotyping please. GREAT video ❤
Lower intelligence groups dont know what they're missing.
I’m sorry you had to experience that, Dana. ❤
" The pressure of being perfect ". Definitely something I haven't thought about
The ending 😂 she’s so beautiful
That ketchup joke is funny 😂😂 “is it too spicy” 😂
These videos are so well edited. I am sure they take lots of time. But Good job 'Cut'.
I think it’s unique how Americans tend to respond with color.
It’s as if their ancestral identity is almost completely lost, and they have kind of merged into becoming a general American who can only be identified with skin color.
This is not necessarily a bad thing, but personally, I kind of think it makes someone boring. They like to celebrate diversity, but actually the most unique and diverse people are the new immigrants.
I also find it fascinating that most Americans cannot speak a second langue, not wholeheartedly attempt to try and learn one.
America has become a very weird place, it’s all about colour now which has its pros and cons, like how in the rest of the world you can get discriminated against because of the country you’re from but in the US the discrimination is colour based so it would cause less discrimination against different groups but more discrimination against a large group
You are all clearly ignorant to America's history. They were founded on colour. Many Americans (ie. black) have been stripped of their ancestral identity so of course it has been lost. Are y'all dumb
They asked for the race, so the right thing js answering with a color, u either are white, black, or yellow. Then there are ethnicities and nationalities wich are totally diferent fom race
tbf, most african americans and some native americans ancestral history HAS been wiped clean of the board so...
Because Americans who have been there for generations are heavily mixed
“The pressure of being perfect. Not saying the wrong thing and HR getting involved.” Sounds like you’ve had some experiences my guy.
I was looking for this comment, yeah I bet he is gross.
@@hela8202 Don't reach too hard, might hurt yourself.
@@hela8202 you're right, you found me, I can't believe you're so smart, how did you figure out it was me? You're some sort of genius, I'll tell you what.
@@hela8202 yeah, man, I'm the freak, not the guy making up entire scenarios in their head just to get angry at a guy because they're a different race, you're right, it's just me.
he's 100% right though lol. i'm not white and i'm a woman and i'd much prefer that everyone be able to joke around & speak freely in the workplace. doesn't really create a great environment when people feel like they can't make jokes or have to tiptoe around every potentially sensitive topic. and i do think it's true that people are more likely to assume that an innocuous comment was made in bad faith when the person saying it is white/male.
The person that said "human" is everything to me
“There’s not usually negative stereotypes about why people” I laughed so hard 💀💀 bffr
Right LMAO
I’m white and I was confused 😂
are there though?
what negative stereotypes are there that will affect u in the real world and not online?
onggg that what r they talking abt@@haerinsbbg
everyone is SO attractive, where does cut find these gorgeous people, or is it the lighting ?
7:54 the blatant fetishization LMAOO
People hate on anything these days I’m Asian and this is such a compliment you don’t find someone calling your race beautiful a compliment? You must live a very sad life 💀 now if this was an Asian saying she wanted to be white because she thought that white people were smaller and more beautiful nobody would call it fetishization grow up and learn to take a compliment not anywhere in her sentence did she trash another race so you gotta make a new problem out of it to feel oppressed 😂 pls touch grass and know ur privileges
Not really
@@smellyshart442yes it is
6:17 his eyes are just..... wonderful
Loved the one who said “my race, human”.
And he‘s the only one who‘s right! I can‘t believe that people still use the word „race“ in any other way.
I love how they narrated this video on the subject of race.
When they asked People of Color (POC) what race would they have wanted to be; almost everyone unanimously answered white; because they all understood the implicit privileges that come with being white.
Yet when they asked White people that same question; it is divided between "I'm okay with my race" and "I would like to be this race because I find them attractive."; not a single race, outside of being white, was desired because of "privilege".
Also noteworthy to mention that when they asked POC what are some stereotypes they received due to their race, everyone had an answer; an answer rooted in bullying, or something negative.
They asked that same question to their White counterparts; the majority didn't have an answer for a white stereotype.
This video basically encompasses the stark differences of POC's upbringings and White; pointing out the inherent racism rooted in America's culture.
I noticed the first point that you made too
Yeah, but also how well do you think it would go over if a white person just said they wished they were another race? How about if a white person talked about stereotypes on white people (that are often much less harmful than those about POC because white stereotypes are not based on systemic racism)? Personally, I know that I would not feel comfortable going on a large TH-cam channel and saying I would become a POC if I had a choice to as it seems very disrespectful to the struggles POC face, no matter what I thought in private…
And yet boatloads of w h i t e students are lying about being nonwhite to so they have better chances of being accepted into universities.
The establishment hates w h i t e people, and so do you.
There are fundamental differences but the second point is a bit weird because there are stereotypes about every race but white people don’t feel like they can complain about that stuff because of how they’re viewed
@@cassius1404 ah yes the horror of people assuming you can't cook such brutal stereotypes that the white community has to deal with 😂lol
I'm a fan of this video. good job👍🏻
Race & ethnicity aren't the same thing. Just like sex & gender aren't the same. The average person may use them as synonyms, but they are not.
“Average person” u say this cuz ur not white🤣
@@Vlad-wp7ms average person meaning not everybody use it, nothing to do with race. Kinda sad how you thought you did something but you just look dumb
@@Vlad-wp7ms Man, brilliant insight. Such a good point. Truly remarkable feedback, bravo.
whoo wee, that added so much context it changed the whole point he was making!
Revolutionised the very essence of his argument. Damn. Congratulations on making such an amazing comment!!
Oh and this probably went over your head, so im just going to state - I'm being sarcastic.
@@Skyflairl2p ur also blac
@@Vlad-wp7ms No, it's literally something you can look up in a dictionary.
Is the ketchup too spicy lmao
6:27 looks like lily from how I met your mother, she was so cute
"Have you seen this?" Amen🙌
I got the basketball comment too. I'm not even tall. I asked the coach why he thought I would be a great basketball player when he never saw me play. Awkward silence, then, "...Just a feeling." and a hopeful smile.
A 100 people take a 23 and me a test
That would make the video even more interesting! It would have blown the ideas about their race wide open.
8:37 well said
Omgsh at 2:49 he’s got BEAUTIFUL BROWN EYES ❤❤❤
it’s really interesting because in America i’ll be perceived as either latina or white, but here in Russia i’m too tan to mix with the slavic crowd lol. people ask me all the time what my ethnicity is (or the ‘where are u actually from’ question), but my identity's a mix of so many things. i grew up in post-soviet culture but always struggled to relate to russian culture. my grandpa is armenian. he didn’t really grow up in armenian culture either, because his dad was afraid of soviet repressions (he was repressed himself), so he chose to ‘russify’ his kids. i’ve been finding it so fascinating and comforting to learn about and integrate armenian culture into my identity. i only grew up with bits and pieces of armenian ctulture, and i’ve always joked about me being armenian and gravitated towards armenian people/culture. sometimes when i’m in armenia i kind of feel like a fake to be honest, but it’s been really beneficial for my identity crisis.
Omg I relate to that so much. I'm an Israeli Jew, my parents immigrated to Israel from Kazakhstan when the soviet union fell down, but genetically I'm Ukrainian and Polish. I grew up in Israel but was constantly surrounded by Russian culture at home and in my neighborhood, so to this day I don't feel truly Israeli, but not fully Russian as well. One big identity smoothie :)
Очередная жертва "режима", которая после 24 февраля начала искать у себя нерусские гены? Детка, я на четверть цыганка + у меня были предки из коренного населения Сибири (хакасы и алтайцы), смесь поэкзотичнее, чем у тебя, и даже я сильно не выделяюсь в толпе: не помню, чтобы у меня вообще кто-то спрашивал за мою этническую принадлежность. Так что заканчивай изображать из себя "руссифицированую" жертву. И если твои предки так не хотели руссифицироваться, не нужно было тогда переезжать на территорию РСФСР или России и тр*хаться с русскими. Хочешь деколоннизироваться? Руки в ноги и в Армению, искать мужа армянина. Я понимаю, если бы ты была чистокровной армянкой, но ты, судя по всему, преимущественно русская либерда, которая строит из себя жертву. И да если твои предки жили в РСФСР, они бы в любом случае руссифицировались, т.к. русская культура - это сильная культура мирового уровня, она бы в любом случае поглотила более слабые насильно или ненасильно. И вот этот бред про руссификацию в СССР не надо иностранцам заливать, чтобы тебя пожалели, читай про политику кореннизации, Совок наоборот стал развивать культуры меньшинств, а ещё посмотри, кто были главы СССР по этнической принадлежности - ты хочешь сказать, что грузин Сталин, украинцы Хрущев и Брежнев руссифицировали всех вокруг?
Ах, да, ещё почитай про такие вещи как социализация и культурализация, то что ты себя не идентифицируешь с русской культурой, ещё не делает тебя нерусской, т.к. у тебя кроме опыта русской социализации никакого другого нет - ты уже была, к моему сожалению, социализирована как русская и отказаться от этого не сможешь, особенно если тебе больше 16 лет - прошивка уже установлена. Просмотр американских видосиков или чтение литературы не сделает тебя ни американской, ни армянкой, твоя симпатия к другим культурам и даже знания их не поменяют твою социализацию. Это, собственно, по твоему комментарию видно - типичная черта русской либерды - начинать дерьмом поливать собственную страну, чтобы получить одобрение иностранцев, про это ещё Достоевский писал. Ни одному европейскому или американскому либералу такое даже в голову не придёт.
@@aliseclarke7197 вы написали комментарий с кучей обвинений и предположений о человеке, которого не знаете. я нигде и не отрицаю, что социализация во многом зависит от того, где ты вырос -- однако такая социализация может быть легко вплетена в огромное количество контекстов, в том числе этнических. и армянин, выросший всю жизнь в россии, будет чем-то отличаться от армянина, выросшего в армении. идентичность многогранная и сложная, а часто болезненная штука. вы о моей семье ровным счётом ничего не знаете и делаете поспешные выводы. во-вторых, я что-то не слышала ни разу, чтоб симпатия или уважение к определённой культуре перерастала в идентичность. либо это какие-то совсем уникальные и/или безумные кейсы. в-третьих, я, собственно, не поливала дерьмом собственную страну. 🤷♀
@@witchbitchgirl soviet families, huh? :)
maybe being a smoothie is our strong side to be honest!
♥ the ending :D
8:13 Just because u think u got black qualities doesn't mean you're more likely to fit into a black family..
So, you listen to black music and got sum black friends Equals black qualities?!?! Bro wha??
That's sounds entitled, tbh..
initttttt
I always find it so weird when caucasian people say they're just ''boring'' ''overwhelmingly white'' like what's the opposite? something interesting? it's nails on a chalkboard to me with how self pitying it sounds
As a Filipino, my people are often stereotyped as nurses.
Really?? I’ve never heard about that
And as maids. My mom's friend (Chinese) has a daughter who is fairly tanned and when they go back to China to visit family, everyone assumed she was their Filipino maid because she had darker skin than most Chinese people of her social status.
It's the girl at the end for me!❤
No negative stereotypes against white people she's aware of lmao
This video gives me chills.
It’s always interesting how very few people (none in this video) are proud to be Caucasian, and often like to downplay it I.e ‘I’m just boring old white’ etc.
I’m the Venezuelan and Chilean girl y’all are dragging in the comments. Just wanna make a few things clear: I knew exactly what the comments on this video would look like because for YEARSSSS people have jumped at the opportunity to tell me I’m white not Venezuelan or some form of that argument. Trust me, I know I’m white, you are not the first to tell me, you will not be the last. As any white Latino can attest, this conversation has been at the forefront for our entire lives, I can assure you we know the nuances that come with it much better and have thought about it much more than most people ever have. I can’t tell you how many times people have told me that “I don’t know the difference between race and ethnicity”, trust me, more than anyone I do. Secondly HE LITERALLY SAID “race or ethnicity”, y’all were so ready to jump on me you didn’t even listen to the words he said???? I don’t know why y’all are so obsessed with telling people (ESPECIALLY mixed people) what they are when you have no fucking idea??? People like you guys are the reason I like many other children of immigrants, Latinos, or just mixed people in general have such intense cultural identity issues. You just proved their point. Y’all don’t even know what South Americans look like outside of Sofia Vergara so please take a seat and let us talk for once.
@gu Cruz exactly! When I’m visiting my family in South America no one ever tells me I don’t “look Latina”, because they understand there is not one specific way for us to look. It’d be like saying to someone they don’t look like they’re American? South America is a mixing pot as well with people from so many different backgrounds but Americans are quite ignorant to that as they aren’t taught about anything except this continent.
you can look like anything and be latino!
@gu Cruz cameron diaz is half cuban btw.
Fun fact: in Belgium and in France, race is referred to human race separate from animals and plants. But ethnicity is referred to skin colour. It is extremely offensive to use the term "race" for skin colour (unless for historical context). A good way to describe someone: "Cette personne est d'origine ethnique africaine, asiatique, blanche etc. "
Bull look like Michael Jackson 2:15 😂😂
lmao the fact that one guy had an n on his beanie
Ngl, the lack of middle eastern representation is disheartening.
I'm brazilian, so basically every race mixed together.
No ur not, u cant be every race, if ur skin tone is white ur white, if ur skin tone is black ur black, there’s not much too it.
I don’t think it works like that
@@justifygaming5604 mixed race people exist. Stop erasure NOW
@@milly2851 race is the region not the skin tone… region first -> skin tone. skin colour is fluid
@@milly2851 so if she s white then she s white and u forget all the other parts of her family , what if she s brown and actually a native brazilian ( even if nowadays it s hard for sm1 to be 100% native ) as brazil had native , white people ( colonization) black people ( slavery ) she can have a diverse background
I'm thankful for this conversation.
“to ensure a better future for people who look like me and love like me”
my pet peeve is when pale skinned, white-passing latinos say they aren't white because they are "mexican/chilean/venezuelan", like honey... you are white.
this video is really interesting and made me think a lot. My mom is born from an african black woman and an italian white man. Even though I have been bullied at school and called the n-word I never thougth of how i perceveid myself, if I consider myself a poc...even though i've been asked a lot why I have a darker skin tone or if I am brazilian
"like for hockey?" LMFAAOOOOOOO
my bestest friend in elementary school was an African girl, she was adopted by a family in my town & we were in many of the same classes growing up! anyway, I remember wishing I could also be African (I'm mexican/white) because she had the most beautiful hair, and skin. literally not even just her skin color, but she never grew arm hair or leg hair. she had baby smooth skin. jealous all around bc my mexican ass had more hair than I knew what to do with 😂
Being A guy black, I would say yes I really did wanted to be white or any other race because most people don't talk about the small stuff that comes with being black, the number of bad looks I got and still get always made me feel like I did something wrong, but besides that, I would say I don't think like that anymore, mostly cause black people are fun to hang with, also you get use to the bad stuff.
Wow not one south Asian in there...
5:53 SHE IS SO PRETTY LIKE OMG
Omg thank you 🥺 u made my night haha
6:15 lmfaoo “HR getting involved”💀💀
You know Asia is just not the only south Asian it has a lot more countries and really want to see them involved in this kind of videos
Yeah it’s always seemed weird to me how lighter Asians are just Asian but then darker Asians specify where they’re from (like Indians for example)
@@cassius1404 you its specially weird for me when i tell people i'm india. people dont know how diverse india is, not everyone looks like the stereotypical south indian person.
if you look up north-east indians, yup thats what i look like, i kinda look like south east asian/east asian
Stop begging it
That guy 'rapped' exactly like how Snoop mocked
What does this mean? I am curious
Bruh I was thinking the same thing 😂
What’s he mean by “BLACK QUAlITIES”
People will automatically assume that I’m Chinese or Korean when I’m neither one. I’m Filipino, regardless of not having a Spanish sounding name, but born & raised in Southern California.
It's so annoying how people think white is boring and to be something else is exciting. No background is more exciting than anyone else
All racial backgrounds have their charm
@@antmanatthemoment7233 sure but it's really more like we're just products of the people before us and the people before them and the evolution of humankind. As if we have say in where we come from.
Do white people even have a culture though?
im glad im from eastern europe we are still allowed to apreciate ourselfes. Not that we are perfect but white folks in this video seemed whipped. But i guess thats what happens when your race is your primary identity, which is kinda understandable for America
I've never commented before but I had to say this. To put it simply, where are the South Asians, the Middle Eastern people and the Arabs?
Not to disregard the experiences of any other ethnicity while still acknowledging that most races face certain stereotypes, but brown people have some terribly negative stereotypes too (being terrorists, being compared to monkeys, being considered smelly, I could go on). I clicked on this video hoping to see a fellow brown person talking about their race and the video ending with at least a couple brown people being proud of their race. This might just be me, but I really hoped to relate but left feeling empty and almost excluded.
This was literally my thoughts, on their recent video 'does race matter when it comes to dating?' there was no representation of south asians, arabs or middle easterns and literally none out of the 100 people had dated one of us. rough 💀
“Human populations do roughly cluster into geographical regions. However, variation between different regions is small, thus blurring the lines between populations. Furthermore, variation within a single region is large, and there is no uniform identity.”
I’m mixed white/German and Dominican and I literally never even really thought about my race or ethnicity until like 2020 haha I miss not thinking about it
Although I’m only a 1/4 Asian (Indonesian) I do have darker skin and typical south Asian features. Growing up I always hated the fact that I was darker und had a flat Nose, dark eyes and look overall just not white. I never had any connections to my Asian side and didn’t identify as Asian, which made things even worse. Only recently I started liking these things about me, loving them even as they make me unique. It took me 16 years to appreciate the fact I’m not white.
Are you from the Netherlands?
Indonesia is south EAST asia, not south Asia. South Asia is india, pakistan, Bangladesh, Nepal etc
if you're 3/4 white then yes you are white.
US obsession with race will never cease to amaze me
people who don't understand why we obsess over it will never cease to amaze me
@@kenz.hiireath it just clearly creates more stigma and unrest, but you do you westerner
@@tomashudec9416 It's mainly the US not the "" West "".
Says a Czech guy.
@@kenz.hiireath so explain us why, please. Cause Im amazed with the obsession.
It’s so sad to hear people say they want to be a different race. You should be proud of who you are.
2:28 they sounds like chloe from LiS and it sounds goood!
omg the sideways vagina thing, when I was in elementary school some kid on the playground told me that. The area I'm from has really no asian population to speak of and I had never really known asians but even as a little kid I heard that and said "that is NOT true, that is the dumbest thing I've ever heard." lol
As a native/mexican mix my stereotypes "jump the border" or "tribal money" 😭😭😭
That guy just rapped Run The Jewels. I see you. Nice.
Im northern english and theres a stereotype of north english ppl stealing car tires for some reason. We've also been called northern scum before, so thats fun
The American education system is truly a joke😭
I'm mixed, Native (indigenous), Puerto Rican, African, Mexican and Indian. I love being mixed, so many cultures in my background brings me joy. I tend to say mixed and black also since black is a wide term for people with brown skin. I'm from the USA but I don't think on USA race and skin tone terms... it's very close minded. Black, white, latin and Asian... that doesn't really say much to be honest.
Never met anybody like me! Except I don't enjoy being mixed since my family wasn't welcome on my mom or dad's side but whatever. But I'm half Navajo (Diné) Mexican and black. What tribe are you from?
@Mariah Bundy Mainly Ani-Yun' wiya (Cherokee), I have native on both sides but was in close connection with my Ani- Yun' wiya side. Nice to meet you 😊
Ayooo dude at 5:05 was spittin bars 😂
"Race" is actually species, that is, human. Everything else is ethnicity. All of them have a misguided idea of what race and ethnicity actually are. Like that Venezuelan-Chilean girl who thinks she is "not White". Girl, you are White, your ancestors are undeniably Spaniard. Spain is a European country whose natives are Caucasian.