Holy shit, I thought I was just old asf (@ 31) Khan and Dogg literally read what I've been thinking these past few years...why ya'll mumbling!? How can the newest kids sing and jam along when they can't verbalize w/the rappers?!
I have to admit, before knowing Hasan's work, I thought he was just having momentum and would fade away in no time, but I see the man does his homework, he's freaking brilliant and definitely a hard worker. His Netflix show "Homecoming King" is one of the most compelling stand-ups I have ever seen. As an immigrant, his speech (and eye contact) spoke to my soul. Sky is the limit Hasan, keep up the amazing work. I am undeniably one of your biggest fans.
asdf sometimes, you have to get your homework from different sources. When the commenter says that he does his homework, he means that he likes the way that his jokes fall in well with the given topics with the context still being correct. Like his joke on med school in the Caribbean. In this joke, there is a combination of the struggle of a problem that occurs quite often when a student wants to go to med school because of the pressure from his parents about the future, but the student cannot go to a prestigious med school in the USA so he goes to the Caribbean med school as they require less stats from this student. This whole situation is a very relatable struggle that lines up well with the situation he setup from the topic he was supposed to talk about. You need to have actual intellect that goes beyond listening to just what he said, just looking for a funny group words to laugh at, what you need to understand some of his jokes is the ability to actually imagine and -listen- to what he is -referring to-
Joanne Rajan I use to live in a apartment complex with a lot of Indians. I’ve never in my life experienced such intense eye contact. Why is that a thing for them?
So, this show must NEVER die. I'm not sure how your analytics works so I straight up watch every episode on TH-cam and then watch it again on Netflix. "Yo TH-cam/Netflix corporate give Hasan a raise and slate this show as a permanent addition, thank you."
@@babascamdev8020 but some reports online have surfaced but women of colour being oppressed in the work, honestly no idea is it true or not. But multiple tweet seem to point in this direction, toxic work environment could be another cause.
He pissed off the Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia (which is why his show on Netflix got cancelled, and Netflix does not want to lose business deal with Saudi Arabia)
Ok. I am going to keep commenting untill you do it. Pls, pls, pls do a show on indian media. The quality of journalism has dropped so bad in india. Its unbelievable.
Frida Banyos yeah because they are in alliance with Saudi Arabia... oh and just in case you didn’t know, Saudi Arabian royal family own the entire planet earth, and every single human civilization/country/nation, etc.. is owned by them, and has been constructed and engineered by them... they are the “god” in ALL biblical text and ALL of the monotheistic religion...
It is kind of funny he didn't mention the "situation in Catalonia", Valtonyc is from Mallorca. The same law is in Barcelona or in Murcia, you know is Spain fucked up!
Spain had been doing that for so long and it gets on my nerves. Wasn't it in the 1930s Catalan people were forced to stop speaking their language or go to jail or be killed? That is appalling. The Catalan culture is beautiful and deserves to stay and be an independent culture.
Ok. I am going to keep commenting untill you do it. Pls, pls, pls do a show on indian media. The quality of journalism has dropped so bad in india. Its unbelievable.
I think he kind of gets away with it. I just always see him so excited to continue on what he has to say that he has no patience to wait for the audience to calm down. Also I think that wouldn't do too well for the rhythm of the show 🤔
I'm 14 and I don't like a lot of New hip hop other than artists like Kendrick,Cole,NF ,logic Joyner Lucas I prefer older artists like Eminem , tupac , but I ,technine etc
Like I wanna get into new hip hop, I don't wanna hate on new gen and become out of touch, but I dunno who most of them are or what they're saying half the time. Although, I do find some gems here and there
i'm from spain and i almost cried when i saw you talking about Valtonik, i'd have never thought that you would pay attention to this! Thank you so much for sharing our problems, i hope some day we dont have to be afraid about saying what we want in public.
Im half turkmen, but not living there i am seriously ashamed. When asked about my ancestry i usually only tell on half and go like:"The other? Oh, you wouldnt know it, dont worry about it"
I'll never forget our previous Finance Minister quoting Kendrick Lamar's "Alright" after giving the 2018 Budget Speech (where taxes were generally raised) to try be relatable and Act like it's all okay
Yes! And he covers them in a way that older audiences can _begin_ to understand the _basics_ of the topic. Yes, I am indeed of an age that I have difficulty with new tricks, so I look to him for what would be basic vocab in a Conversational Youth Issues language course. ;-)
@andrew miller- Oh, dear! You got me all pleased with myself for doing this at my advanced age. Now ... not so much. The uphill battle looks even steeper if a 23-year-old is "still trying." Haha! Thanks, pal, and good luck to us both!
I, too, have begun to learn about dueling rhymes with two lyrical poets. These are wonderful illustrations of Socratic dialogues; perhaps a resurgence of Shakespearean sonnets. It is indeed a wonderful discovery for one of my advanced age.
It's funny that the core message of hip hop is always said to be dying here in mainstream America, but it's becoming the foundation of revolution and resistance around the planet. So in a way, Hip Hop is dead, but it's being reborn by our new generation all across the world.
I don’t believe this to be true as hip-hop has become such a big genre. The music scene is saturated with “meaningless music” that people don’t try to find American hip-hop with meaning. There are still people underground and in the mainstream that are political and challenging the government but everyone just like to focus on the lowest part which is Pump and “mumble rap”
John Banks everything? Lol no way not everything. There’s plenty of songs that are dumb and fun and that’s perfectly fine. Hip hop doesn’t have to justify its existence as a genre by claiming to always have a message. If other genres can have simple fun songs, hip hop shouldn’t be treated any differently (yet it is).
"The peeps in the streets would say we're lit" 🤣🤣🤣 I'M GONE lol My whole College Senior research this term is on Hip-Hop and Identity, this whole segment is life
I have been watching all your episodes one after the other. Great stuff Hassan! What a splendid mix of politics, comedy, global issues, culture .. and so much more! Way to go! 😊
@@onemooreperson13 It's a bit nitpicky, but I'd say it *uses* satire, and the show itself centers on jokes and comedic timing (aside from the incisive reporting, obviously). I don't think it's wrong to call it satirical, though.
@@satellite964 Honestly, this kind of reporting (although they might not prefer that word) was started by Jon and specialized by John- Hasan just is a new example with more graphics and a younger take. I personally could never put John down next to something derived from his show, Jon>John>Hasan imo 🤷🏻♀️
Every time the credits roll on one of these, I always find myself chuckling at the jokes, and for the rest of the night reflecting on the message and the news you were sharing. Thank you (and all those who make this possible) for all the work put it.
Lot of respect from Thailand, Hasan!! Been following you for awhile, never thought that one day Thailand would be mentioned on your show. Two thumbs up for the research team as well. Keep it up!!
Hi, I'm from Spain and I have some things to say about "article 578" (which is the Article 578 of the Spanish Penal Code, the second most important law behind the Constitution), together with another law (Ley de Seguridad Ciudadana -Citizen Security Act) known locally as the "ley mordaza" ("Gagging Act"), both approved in 2015 under the conservative Government of Mariano Rajoy (who is famous for his involuntary humour, I don't know if there is any English compilation of his quotes, but he has a lot of funny quotes). Basically: -Any kind of criminal act going against the Government or any institution is terrorism. (LSC) -Pasively or actively resisting an order from a member of the security forces (police or Civil Guard) is an "attack on authority" (article 550 SPC). -Unauthorised public protests are "public disorders" and taking part of them in a big crowd or with the face covered raises the penalty up to 6 years of prision (article 557 SPC). -In adition, calling for protests or "reinforcing the decision of commiting public disorders" is also punishable (Article 559) Also, there is a circular argument between the articles 571 SPC (which declares "terrorist organisation" any group of people who are wanting to commit a crime of terrorism) and the article 573, which says that any public disorder will be terrorism "if commited by a terrorist organisation"). For more information, this blog of a Spanish lawyer (though it's in Spanish): asihablociceron.blogspot.com/2015/04/triada-de-mordazas-iii-la-lsc.html
@@podemosurss8316 Excusas baratas. Con el psoe no hay esperanzas. Sólo son un poco menos fachas que el pp... pero son unos vendidos y lameculos del rey. Una vergüenza de partido que debería de cambiar de nombre y dejar de engañar a la gente. Saludos desde el exilio.
Hip-hop was started by a Jamaican, Clive 'kool Herc" Campbell, and is essentially an extension of the Jamaican sound system phenomenon, dating back to the late 50s - would have appreciated that mention
Hip-hop has also been a major way Sudanese youth have been speaking out about the atrocities committed by their government in the last 30 years and especially in the last few months as the protests grow even larger demanding the fall of the dictatorship.
Oh hey we're continental sisters :) Are you in Sudan rn? I'm from Nigeria (but live in the uk) and our ppl also use hip hop to highlight the police brutality (by SARS) and the extreme poverty, inequality and corruption in the country. Case in point: Falz's This is Nigeria. What's going on in Sudan rn is amazing and scary at the same time - just because of how these things usually go around the world. Hope it goes well for you guys and the protests are worth it :)
Faith I don’t live in Sudan, but I visit yearly. Nigerians are inspiring to us, honestly. And yes, the protests back home are scary but inshallah they’ll be worth it!
I was gladly impressed for Hassan mentioning something about the rap situation in Spain. I appreciate raising the issue as now Pablo Hasel is being condemned hardly by the Government and the King in my country.
"Hip-Hop had to go all the way around the world and get repackaged as a history lesson by a theatre nerd, just so it could be accepted." That made me realise just how much of an impact Lin made from writing Hamilton. Dang.
@@muttananba5071 she's been dating nothing but rappers before pete davidson and even her current music has been having some hip hop influence, she's kinda used hip hop for the clout basically, btw she's hooking up with Big Sean again so you know she clout chasing right now
Think of Miley Cyrus. She co-opted hip hop and when she realized the clout fuse was about to burn out, she went back to her original genre and claimed it was a bad phase.
@H A She's not been 'getting darker', that's her natural complexion. When she was in Victorious they had whitened her skin through products and lighting, and ever since she's been an independent artist she's kept her natural complexion. And how exactly is she co-opting hip hop? She's dated two rappers: Big Sean and Mac Miller, you know there's a bunch of other boys she's dated right? Pete is the most recent but she's dated Ricky Alvarez, a dancer, and Austin Mahone a singer and other actors. So if you date 2 rappers in your lifetime you're co-opting hip hop? Also, her songs do NOT have a primarily hip hop groove. It's just 7 Rings that has a hip hop feel to it, if you listen to the rest of the album it's pure pop with reggae, r&b tones to it. I get that Hassan was saying it as a joke, but you seem to have some vendetta against her.
Fantastic work as always Hasan, your show is quickly becoming one of my favorites along the ranks of Last Week Tonight and The Daily Show. Always entertaining, educational, and inspiring. Thank you, and please keep up the good work c:
4-5yrs after i watched the Patriot Act for the first time, I am rewatching it now to see how our world has changed. U know if you really think about it, from fun things like hiphop to deeper issues like retirement and the Saudi Prince, his show was something. Hope this can come back!
Growing up as a Hispanic, 1st generation American in a largely white area I was often criticized for the way I spoke, dressed, and for the hip hop that I listened to. Now to see it be the forefront of the world is amazing. This is absolutely one of the best episodes yet. Hasan is very intelligent on the way he delivers his message. Great job.
It's true. Majority of the Thai population came to know that there is an election only when the Opposition party to the Army's party was rejected right to stand in elections because one of their candidates was the current King's exiled sister. Most of the people don't know about reforms and Thai media doesn't speak about the opposition parties. People are being offered money to vote for the Army's party. Very few, especially urban population knows about politics there.
This show just keeps getting better and better. I love how it doesn't just follow the latest headlines, but finds it's own stories and angles. Best political commentary on TV, sorry Jon Oliver!
@@LPOnePiece30 People, millions, are protesting pacifically against their presidents and the whole government. In Algeria, we have an 82 years old sick president, and he still want to run for another term, so millions of us are protesting at home and all around the world ( Paris, London, Geneva, and Montreal ) In Egypt and Sudan, people are against the military government and dictators.
@@ayalabbaci1781 hey do you know what happing to your somali brothers and libya when they fighted their rigime guys still they are hun house say alhamdulilah and stay away your leader or you will be new somalia
I watched every episode of Last Night Tonight and looking for the shows like that, and suddenly encountered this show. This is so epic. WAY TO GO BROTHER HASAN. I hope this show will continue for some time. And I recommended it to my friends too
This episode reminds me of a show on netflix called Carole and Tuesday. It's set in the future and is about these two girls who live on Mars and strive to be musicians, but Mars is undergoing an immigration crisis. It really emphasized the influence of music on politics by the end.
Emanuel Hmingropui Yea Punjabi’s have been going on it for a while ,Punjabi’s in both Pakistan and India due to the rich Punjabi Language. Many Indians try to imitate HipHop in Hindi but it just doesn’t work as well as in Punjabi
Every episode just keeps getting better and better! Thank you for making this amazing show! It would be so great if you did a show on Venezuela. There is a plethora of misinformation being spread about our humanitarian crisis. Maduro is definitely more than just “kinda annoying.”
So happy they cited the iconic interview with Snoop Dogg imitating mumble rappers 😅
rabiosas Do you know where the full video is?
@@klarawalther1103 th-cam.com/video/P4rq2d5FXQ4/w-d-xo.html
indian government made this th-cam.com/video/jNLTEHYtG0Y/w-d-xo.html
It shows how rap industry is ruined by newbies
Holy shit, I thought I was just old asf (@ 31) Khan and Dogg literally read what I've been thinking these past few years...why ya'll mumbling!? How can the newest kids sing and jam along when they can't verbalize w/the rappers?!
I have to admit, before knowing Hasan's work, I thought he was just having momentum and would fade away in no time, but I see the man does his homework, he's freaking brilliant and definitely a hard worker. His Netflix show "Homecoming King" is one of the most compelling stand-ups I have ever seen. As an immigrant, his speech (and eye contact) spoke to my soul. Sky is the limit Hasan, keep up the amazing work. I am undeniably one of your biggest fans.
After I saw 'Homecoming King' I turned my son (he's 28) on to it.
He wasn't really feeling it then, but I know he'll catch up...
On my goodness yes.....and he is quite handsome too
asdf sometimes, you have to get your homework from different sources. When the commenter says that he does his homework, he means that he likes the way that his jokes fall in well with the given topics with the context still being correct. Like his joke on med school in the Caribbean. In this joke, there is a combination of the struggle of a problem that occurs quite often when a student wants to go to med school because of the pressure from his parents about the future, but the student cannot go to a prestigious med school in the USA so he goes to the Caribbean med school as they require less stats from this student. This whole situation is a very relatable struggle that lines up well with the situation he setup from the topic he was supposed to talk about. You need to have actual intellect that goes beyond listening to just what he said, just looking for a funny group words to laugh at, what you need to understand some of his jokes is the ability to actually imagine and -listen- to what he is -referring to-
Immigrant? He is born in America.
@@lucifermorningstar1636 pedro is refering to himself
6% intense eye contact could not be more correct. That man stares into your soul.
Joanne Rajan I use to live in a apartment complex with a lot of Indians. I’ve never in my life experienced such intense eye contact. Why is that a thing for them?
He can even gaze into ghost rider's soul
@@Semtex7139 we don't even know that
Sahajan Nayak know what?
@@Semtex7139 why we indian stare others too much
Hasan, you're at least 11% hand gestures what are you talking about
That’s what I was thinking omg straight factsssss 😂
Okay 39!! 39%!!!
Do I hear 43??!! 43, anyone??!!!
yeah i was about to say...
They need to update the episode now that Spotify made a big splash in the market dunken on video streaming bruh.
is that good or bad?
Hasan Minhaj = if urban dictionary were a person. 😂
That is the single most accurate description for this man.
😂😂😂You are Brilliant! Yes In a nutshell!
**Doesn't know what a bussy is** 🤣🤣🤣
this is the greatest comment of all time.
If urban dictionary were an indian uncle
Source: am an indian uncle
So, this show must NEVER die. I'm not sure how your analytics works so I straight up watch every episode on TH-cam and then watch it again on Netflix. "Yo TH-cam/Netflix corporate give Hasan a raise and slate this show as a permanent addition, thank you."
northwestborn absolutely agreed.
Agree 100%
Same
Nice work
Same.
"I cannot destroy rap. It's not an American election" 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
i code sins not tragedies He couldn’t even stop a Pussy Riot rap.
Why the heck the show canceled whyyy this is the best educational comedy show on Netflix ever!!!
why did it get cancelled?
they gave out too much truths about certain govt. and countries and policies etc , so netflix was forced to cancel it !
@@babascamdev8020 but some reports online have surfaced but women of colour being oppressed in the work, honestly no idea is it true or not. But multiple tweet seem to point in this direction, toxic work environment could be another cause.
@@bingbong6527 bruhhh , those are rumours , they got forced to shut down because governments who were butthurt started threatening netflix
@@babascamdev8020 could be but the tweets are out there, from the workers. We’ll never know what happened tho
Who ever Hasan Minhaj pissed off must be really powerful...even the comments got deleted.
Comments are not deleted channel is changed
He pissed off the Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia (which is why his show on Netflix got cancelled, and Netflix does not want to lose business deal with Saudi Arabia)
@@thegirlwiththedarkcherryha1929 That and he kind of revealed how Netflix avoids paying taxes...
"I don't care what anyone says, I'm not going to med school in the Caribbean" LEAVE US ALONE lol
that clip with snoop never gets old loll
the real star of this episode is the guy shouting “MVP” from the audience at 8:13
Does that made Hassan a dictator?
@@alanmacias5633 More of a director.
Ok. I am going to keep commenting untill you do it. Pls, pls, pls do a show on indian media. The quality of journalism has dropped so bad in india. Its unbelievable.
he da real MVP
@@pakil63 you're absolutely right
Martha Stewart's best friend has a point
Then you don't even know about hip-hop
Hamza Awan huh
Iconic clip
@@hamzaawan218 how many records have you sold?
@@hamzaawan218 wtf dude
Imagine if the World loved Black People as much as they loved Black Culture 🤷🏽♂️
As the saying goes, "They hate us, but they wanna be us".
^basically the movie “Get Out” in a nutshell
@@wjsproductions1784 ok so bruv u just literally have made me speechless i cant respond
We as humans do not like each other
Exactly.
Thank you for speaking about the political situation in Catalonia, Spain. Its really terrible, innocent people that speak up are going to jail.
Oye, y eso de que Espala está lleno de estudiantes americanos?
Frida Banyos yeah because they are in alliance with Saudi Arabia... oh and just in case you didn’t know, Saudi Arabian royal family own the entire planet earth, and every single human civilization/country/nation, etc.. is owned by them, and has been constructed and engineered by them... they are the “god” in ALL biblical text and ALL of the monotheistic religion...
Cierto 👏🏼
Gente inocente están en la cárcel por NADA! Mire que paso en Catalonia.. smh. Libertad de expresión la estamos perdiendo! 👎🏼
It is kind of funny he didn't mention the "situation in Catalonia", Valtonyc is from Mallorca. The same law is in Barcelona or in Murcia, you know is Spain fucked up!
Spain had been doing that for so long and it gets on my nerves. Wasn't it in the 1930s Catalan people were forced to stop speaking their language or go to jail or be killed? That is appalling. The Catalan culture is beautiful and deserves to stay and be an independent culture.
Good episode hasan , and as always the graphics team is real deal
Ok. I am going to keep commenting untill you do it. Pls, pls, pls do a show on indian media. The quality of journalism has dropped so bad in india. Its unbelievable.
Akil Pathan it was never goof lol
@@pakil63 011wㅋㅎ3
I see this comment on every video (I commented this once too)
Hasan "Does Not Wait Out Applause Breaks" Minhaj
I've been noticing that😂😂
Kinda annoying
I think he kind of gets away with it. I just always see him so excited to continue on what he has to say that he has no patience to wait for the audience to calm down. Also I think that wouldn't do too well for the rhythm of the show 🤔
maybe he isn't used to applauses
I actually like how he keeps the flow going. And by doing this, he immediately recaptures everyones attention and focus, so I think its a good thing.
The Rap Against Dictatorship actually goes hard
Yeah the flow was on point, I thought only Korean rap sounded good from Asia.
indian government made this th-cam.com/video/jNLTEHYtG0Y/w-d-xo.html
@@rajadhirajmaharaj I checked it. 😂 I can't believe it. New campaign style by BJP
@@sunnyflower9011 THIS is why they got young votes.
There are no democracies any more. What stands in the name of democracy, is sheer demagoguery.
"I'd have taken my chances on Nicki Minaj on that one 8:08 " - that comment was harsh
Yeah, you can tell by his face, too.
pretty sure the commentator would watch nicki minaj plastic tits instead of the ball
the MVP comment in the back had me rolling! lol
The amount of knowledge I get from this guy is immense! Kudos to him for educating his audiences at the same time entertaining them 👏🏻
He is so right, I'm only 27 but I feel so old when it come to new hip hop.
Jeremi Lewis 27 old af
Same here, hearing the current hip hop songs just feels like ear rape
Same
I'm 14 and I don't like a lot of New hip hop other than artists like Kendrick,Cole,NF ,logic Joyner Lucas I prefer older artists like Eminem , tupac , but I ,technine etc
Like I wanna get into new hip hop, I don't wanna hate on new gen and become out of touch, but I dunno who most of them are or what they're saying half the time. Although, I do find some gems here and there
6:53...I bow to Hasan for pronouncing the name of the Pres. of Turkmenistan.
I want to see the bloopers on this from the practice.
He didn't actually. It's "Muhamedow," he said "Mucha-moo-ed-made-off"
This episode needed to keep going!!! Who told you to make these 20 min!! Market Research, we want at least 45!
I concur!
full version on netflix
Congrats man.... Hasan loves your name
That was awesome!! 😎
@@utk1997 I don't have Netflix subscription, so it Netflix version longer?
You know Hassan's audience is real when they booed at his Ariana grande joke.
But that's true tho. Lately, she's trying so hard to act "black"
@@purplewine7362 not as bad as when Miley Cyrus did it tho
Henry Lam bruh Miley wasn’t in fucking brown face all the time
@@florabescansaluers No Miley's pretty fucking bad, she opts in and out of hip hop according to her need for relevancy.
@@henrylam92 They're BOTH bad, let's face it.
I love this guy, man! That content, delivery and comedy. Love it. Watching all episodes. ❤️
i'm from spain and i almost cried when i saw you talking about Valtonik, i'd have never thought that you would pay attention to this! Thank you so much for sharing our problems, i hope some day we dont have to be afraid about saying what we want in public.
I had no idea shit was this bad in Spain. I am glad I now know better.
A ver,que tampoco estamos en China...que parece que querian meter preso al mismisimo martin Luther king
Tell Florentino Perez to buy a striker plz
@@TheDemy8 i told him your concerns; he told me thar Hazard and Icardi are in their way to Madrid,no problem.
@@jjgf8412 Thank you, you are the best.
The only times Turkmenistan is ever mentioned is when their leader does something hilariously weird and that is amazing.
nuwavghost not really, U.S it is always mentioned.
y’all stfu and acknowledge your country’s greatness
Hovsep nah
I didn't even know it existed.
Im half turkmen, but not living there i am seriously ashamed. When asked about my ancestry i usually only tell on half and go like:"The other? Oh, you wouldnt know it, dont worry about it"
I'll never forget our previous Finance Minister quoting Kendrick Lamar's "Alright" after giving the 2018 Budget Speech (where taxes were generally raised) to try be relatable and Act like it's all okay
😂😂😂
What country are you from?
@@justanotherhappyhumanist8832 i believe it's South Africa. and the Finance Minister's name is Malusi Gigaba
🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦
Broo😭😭😭I was dead
Watching it again for his DMX impression 13:41
Best part was of Snoop..Loved it man
I love how in Hassan Minaj's show he covered topics that younger audiences can relate to.
Yes! And he covers them in a way that older audiences can _begin_ to understand the _basics_ of the topic. Yes, I am indeed of an age that I have difficulty with new tricks, so I look to him for what would be basic vocab in a Conversational Youth Issues language course. ;-)
@andrew miller- Aw, thanks! I'm so happy you said that. My 20th century understanding of the world is sooo comfy... ;-)
@andrew miller- Oh, dear! You got me all pleased with myself for doing this at my advanced age. Now ... not so much. The uphill battle looks even steeper if a 23-year-old is "still trying." Haha! Thanks, pal, and good luck to us both!
Well he shouldn't because he himself can't relate to them. He sounds extremely out of touch in this video
I, too, have begun to learn about dueling rhymes with two lyrical poets. These are wonderful illustrations of Socratic dialogues; perhaps a resurgence of Shakespearean sonnets. It is indeed a wonderful discovery for one of my advanced age.
"you're GDP is measured in transfer credits", that joke was underrated
Explain it please
Who else was waiting all day for the episode since they don't have Netflix? Lmaoo
Just made a netflix account so i bought a smart tv for it and this is the first thing i watched on it
Omg dude I see u everywhere lol
aya kadiri it's the profile pic
Me
y'all a bunch of broke boys lol
He’s got the most biggest and beady eyes I’ve ever seen, intense eye contact is inevitable 😂😂😂
Why Is nobody talking about the dmx impression😂
It's funny that the core message of hip hop is always said to be dying here in mainstream America, but it's becoming the foundation of revolution and resistance around the planet.
So in a way, Hip Hop is dead, but it's being reborn by our new generation all across the world.
Everything that is discussed in hip hop today is a representation of resistance against the system. It's just not like you remember it my guy.
I don’t believe this to be true as hip-hop has become such a big genre. The music scene is saturated with “meaningless music” that people don’t try to find American hip-hop with meaning. There are still people underground and in the mainstream that are political and challenging the government but everyone just like to focus on the lowest part which is Pump and “mumble rap”
John Banks everything? Lol no way not everything. There’s plenty of songs that are dumb and fun and that’s perfectly fine. Hip hop doesn’t have to justify its existence as a genre by claiming to always have a message. If other genres can have simple fun songs, hip hop shouldn’t be treated any differently (yet it is).
John Banks how is Gucci a representation of resistance? Lol stop it
honored to be the 100th person to like this comment
This episode makes me proud to be African-American. ✊✊✊Down for the Revolution.
That outro gets me every time. It's so epic
"The peeps in the streets would say we're lit" 🤣🤣🤣 I'M GONE lol
My whole College Senior research this term is on Hip-Hop and Identity, this whole segment is life
I have been watching all your episodes one after the other. Great stuff Hassan! What a splendid mix of politics, comedy, global issues, culture .. and so much more!
Way to go! 😊
"Ay yo dawg, show up at 9! ARF ARF!"
I WAS CRYING FOR 10 MIN
That was so good, right!?
AND THE BARKING
This might be the best satirical show right now.
Is this considered satire?
@@onemooreperson13 It's a bit nitpicky, but I'd say it *uses* satire, and the show itself centers on jokes and comedic timing (aside from the incisive reporting, obviously). I don't think it's wrong to call it satirical, though.
Yep, blows everything outta the water. John Oliver is stale compared to this IMHO.
I just want a communist show UwU
@@satellite964 Honestly, this kind of reporting (although they might not prefer that word) was started by Jon and specialized by John- Hasan just is a new example with more graphics and a younger take. I personally could never put John down next to something derived from his show, Jon>John>Hasan imo 🤷🏻♀️
I watched the episode on Netflix and HAD to come here to say what a good episode this was. Keep it up!
When he played this is America my heart drop that song still hurts
great work Hasan. We can only imagine how much of hard work it must have gone into making this type of content.
Ever Sunday I watch Hassan tackle fringe issues that don't get enough attention and then I watch John Oliver call AT&T his work daddy. Life is good.
Every time the credits roll on one of these, I always find myself chuckling at the jokes, and for the rest of the night reflecting on the message and the news you were sharing. Thank you (and all those who make this possible) for all the work put it.
"when do they start rapping"😂 I'm saying though
Lot of respect from Thailand, Hasan!! Been following you for awhile, never thought that one day Thailand would be mentioned on your show. Two thumbs up for the research team as well. Keep it up!!
black American music has always traveled that's how the Beatles Elvis rolling Stones came along
Patriot Act and Last Week Tonight are my two favorite Sunday shows.
Same
Dam I can believe that was 22 min it felt like it was 5min but dam it was indescribably good.
ad soy agree. All patriot acts episode flows really smooth.
My dude that’s what she said
it's the pacing, it's so well done
Dope man....... Watching this from Kenya... Hiphop is the truth. One love
kabisa
@@brianayub3672 strong bro
If you love hiphop and other black american artforms please support reparations!! #tangibles2020
Masai hip Hop .
BoxAvoided 🙌🏿🇭🇹
Hi, I'm from Spain and I have some things to say about "article 578" (which is the Article 578 of the Spanish Penal Code, the second most important law behind the Constitution), together with another law (Ley de Seguridad Ciudadana -Citizen Security Act) known locally as the "ley mordaza" ("Gagging Act"), both approved in 2015 under the conservative Government of Mariano Rajoy (who is famous for his involuntary humour, I don't know if there is any English compilation of his quotes, but he has a lot of funny quotes). Basically:
-Any kind of criminal act going against the Government or any institution is terrorism. (LSC)
-Pasively or actively resisting an order from a member of the security forces (police or Civil Guard) is an "attack on authority" (article 550 SPC).
-Unauthorised public protests are "public disorders" and taking part of them in a big crowd or with the face covered raises the penalty up to 6 years of prision (article 557 SPC).
-In adition, calling for protests or "reinforcing the decision of commiting public disorders" is also punishable (Article 559)
Also, there is a circular argument between the articles 571 SPC (which declares "terrorist organisation" any group of people who are wanting to commit a crime of terrorism) and the article 573, which says that any public disorder will be terrorism "if commited by a terrorist organisation").
For more information, this blog of a Spanish lawyer (though it's in Spanish): asihablociceron.blogspot.com/2015/04/triada-de-mordazas-iii-la-lsc.html
Wow...thats like, us- anti constitution that they're trying over here
@@Ded2DjeD It's a very sensitive issue, basically the Rajoy government wanted to make protests illegal.
@@podemosurss8316 And now since the Social democrats are in power they removed it right?, When they did it?, The first week or so?
@@JP-xd6fm No, they did nothing. After all, it's the Parliament the one removing those things, and they don't have the mayority required.
@@podemosurss8316 Excusas baratas. Con el psoe no hay esperanzas. Sólo son un poco menos fachas que el pp... pero son unos vendidos y lameculos del rey. Una vergüenza de partido que debería de cambiar de nombre y dejar de engañar a la gente. Saludos desde el exilio.
Hip-hop was started by a Jamaican, Clive 'kool Herc" Campbell, and is essentially an extension of the Jamaican sound system phenomenon, dating back to the late 50s - would have appreciated that mention
Not the 1950, but in late 1930s and became prominent in the 1940s.
It's great to see a host talk about a passion.
Hip-hop has also been a major way Sudanese youth have been speaking out about the atrocities committed by their government in the last 30 years and especially in the last few months as the protests grow even larger demanding the fall of the dictatorship.
Sudan needs hidiya inshallah.
Oh hey we're continental sisters :) Are you in Sudan rn? I'm from Nigeria (but live in the uk) and our ppl also use hip hop to highlight the police brutality (by SARS) and the extreme poverty, inequality and corruption in the country. Case in point: Falz's This is Nigeria. What's going on in Sudan rn is amazing and scary at the same time - just because of how these things usually go around the world. Hope it goes well for you guys and the protests are worth it :)
Its fucked up what's goin on in Sudan, stay strong sister!!
Faith I don’t live in Sudan, but I visit yearly. Nigerians are inspiring to us, honestly.
And yes, the protests back home are scary but inshallah they’ll be worth it!
Actually Hassan had a 3-pointer before this miss, a steal and a layup after. He had 5 of the team's last 10 points. Great job, Hassan.
I was gladly impressed for Hassan mentioning something about the rap situation in Spain. I appreciate raising the issue as now Pablo Hasel is being condemned hardly by the Government and the King in my country.
"Hip-Hop had to go all the way around the world and get repackaged as a history lesson by a theatre nerd, just so it could be accepted." That made me realise just how much of an impact Lin made from writing Hamilton. Dang.
Thank you for speaking out for Thai people. Respect ✊
"Co-opting rap is something I thought only Ariana Grande did" 😂
European dude here. Could you explain the joke? I mean I kinda know who Ariana Grande is, but I still did not get it. Thanks
@@muttananba5071 she's been dating nothing but rappers before pete davidson and even her current music has been having some hip hop influence, she's kinda used hip hop for the clout basically, btw she's hooking up with Big Sean again so you know she clout chasing right now
Think of Miley Cyrus. She co-opted hip hop and when she realized the clout fuse was about to burn out, she went back to her original genre and claimed it was a bad phase.
@H A She's not been 'getting darker', that's her natural complexion. When she was in Victorious they had whitened her skin through products and lighting, and ever since she's been an independent artist she's kept her natural complexion.
And how exactly is she co-opting hip hop? She's dated two rappers: Big Sean and Mac Miller, you know there's a bunch of other boys she's dated right? Pete is the most recent but she's dated Ricky Alvarez, a dancer, and Austin Mahone a singer and other actors. So if you date 2 rappers in your lifetime you're co-opting hip hop? Also, her songs do NOT have a primarily hip hop groove. It's just 7 Rings that has a hip hop feel to it, if you listen to the rest of the album it's pure pop with reggae, r&b tones to it.
I get that Hassan was saying it as a joke, but you seem to have some vendetta against her.
wait, shes getting with big sean? i thought she said she wasnt going to hook up with anyone for all of 2019? lmao
The shade on Ari though,
She's gonna need some ice for that one.
i didn't get the joke
Madalyn Days cuz she only started hip hop cuz it’s popular
Yeah
Fantastic work as always Hasan, your show is quickly becoming one of my favorites along the ranks of Last Week Tonight and The Daily Show. Always entertaining, educational, and inspiring. Thank you, and please keep up the good work c:
I am a Tanzanian, I wanna talk about the rapper who got kidnapped, beat and thrown in a forest by "unknown" people but i still have a life to live.
....I know this was 11 months ago but I gotta know
"it had to go around the world to make it to the upper east side" lmaoooo
That DMX impression tho xD 🔥🔥🔥
This is the only episode so far that I knew nothing about beforehand and I LOVE IT. Great job Hasan and Patriot Act team!
4-5yrs after i watched the Patriot Act for the first time, I am rewatching it now to see how our world has changed. U know if you really think about it, from fun things like hiphop to deeper issues like retirement and the Saudi Prince, his show was something. Hope this can come back!
The intro and outro beats of patriot act is better that the beat of that thilland rap song which the news lady was talking abt🤣
It's 3:30 AM here. Was about to go to bed.
- Hasan posted a video.
Guess no sleeping for 23 minutes.
same
23:56 in my part of world
Sleep now in a fire.
Hasan > Sleep
Me right now at 2am! in Thailand 😅
Damn your visuals and graphics team is incredible.
"Who taught you to shoot? The President of Turkmenistan" - so glad he makes fun of himself
that "i am not going into med school in the caribbean" hit different lmao
I'm down a rabbit hole of his videos and god damn its actually making me happy
Hip hop starting revolutions worldwide
Since inceptions hopefully it will comeback to being meaningful again 🙌🏿
FIGHT THE POWER
✊🏼✊🏽✊🏾✊🏿
Revolutions?
Your DMX impression was everything 😂👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
I cried!!🤣🤣😭
RIP
Growing up as a Hispanic, 1st generation American in a largely white area I was often criticized for the way I spoke, dressed, and for the hip hop that I listened to. Now to see it be the forefront of the world is amazing. This is absolutely one of the best episodes yet. Hasan is very intelligent on the way he delivers his message. Great job.
Who's here giving Hasan love exactly 3 years later in 2022?
me
he forgot to include his hand motions.
That’s hip hop.
This has to be one of my favorite episodes. Bridging hip hop and thai politics is what I needed today.
Hassan was on fire this episode. I laughed much more than any other. The passion shows my man!
Glad you enjoyed!
@@HasanMinhaj Thanks. Keep up the good work!
The DMX jury duty joke had me rolling!
for me it was the bark, which sounded like a mad chihuahua
Yea the bark most certainly did not sound like DMX
"MVP"
"THAT'S WHAT I'M TALKING ABOUT"
Seriously it's only 2 min? I thought it would never end! I miss real talent ! Great episode.
That DMX impression coupled with the chihuahua-esque dog barks! 😂😂😂
It's true. Majority of the Thai population came to know that there is an election only when the Opposition party to the Army's party was rejected right to stand in elections because one of their candidates was the current King's exiled sister. Most of the people don't know about reforms and Thai media doesn't speak about the opposition parties. People are being offered money to vote for the Army's party. Very few, especially urban population knows about politics there.
why am i watching this on youtube when i have netflix?
Cause comments
@@alexalexandrov9684 Damn right!
same bro or broette
Same dude.
I miss the show so much
I always come back and watch the videos for the second or third Time 😫
This show just keeps getting better and better. I love how it doesn't just follow the latest headlines, but finds it's own stories and angles. Best political commentary on TV, sorry Jon Oliver!
Here in Sudan we have NasJota a rap crew that oppose the government all the way .
The government should be opposed all the way. Leave no quarter.
@@iemon7722 amen !
congratulations on getting that dictator out of power. Africa will keep on correcting it's mistakes as time as goes on.
its gets better and better. keep killing it Hasan!
Hey, please talk about what's happening in Algeria, Egypt and Sudan
Aya LABBACI what‘s happening?
So he really does get homework assignments!
@@LPOnePiece30 People, millions, are protesting pacifically against their presidents and the whole government.
In Algeria, we have an 82 years old sick president, and he still want to run for another term, so millions of us are protesting at home and all around the world ( Paris, London, Geneva, and Montreal )
In Egypt and Sudan, people are against the military government and dictators.
@@ayalabbaci1781 hey do you know what happing to your somali brothers and libya when they fighted their rigime guys still they are hun house say alhamdulilah and stay away your leader or you will be new somalia
@@ayalabbaci1781 lol what's make you think they give a fuck about us
I watched every episode of Last Night Tonight and looking for the shows like that, and suddenly encountered this show. This is so epic. WAY TO GO BROTHER HASAN. I hope this show will continue for some time. And I recommended it to my friends too
This episode reminds me of a show on netflix called Carole and Tuesday. It's set in the future and is about these two girls who live on Mars and strive to be musicians, but Mars is undergoing an immigration crisis. It really emphasized the influence of music on politics by the end.
Hip-hop is getting huge in India
It was already huge in the Northeastern part of India during the early 2000's
Ikr!! I thought he would mention that, but he didn't! And I am disappointed!!
Infinite Being don’t even call honey singh hip hop. indian hip hop is what gully boy is about.
Emanuel Hmingropui
Yea Punjabi’s have been going on it for a while ,Punjabi’s in both Pakistan and India due to the rich Punjabi Language. Many Indians try to imitate HipHop in Hindi but it just doesn’t work as well as in Punjabi
Infinite Being
He’s too New, Imran Khan the Punjabi Singer
What about the excessive hand gestures? Why not account for that? #Hands-on-Minhaj
I was half waiting for him to reference Gully Boy somewhere.
SAMEEEE
Lol ikr
They never thought that hip hop would make it this far
Every episode just keeps getting better and better! Thank you for making this amazing show!
It would be so great if you did a show on Venezuela. There is a plethora of misinformation being spread about our humanitarian crisis. Maduro is definitely more than just “kinda annoying.”