“Yeah! My teachers, the principal and all the other students.” “Well you’re not at school anymore. Is anyone stealing your freedom now?” “Do I have to answer that?” “What do you me- 😡 MARCELLO!!” Kid runs away screaming.
I am "Brown" Soviet. I was kind of a rich kid. My grand-ma use to hide ALL the food, b/c she was terrified that somene would rsport her to KGB (if she has anything in the table). I had bananas & oranges/lemons... maybe 1ce a year. & chocolates & meat... My less lucky friends didnt ever taste an orange or bananas. It was all Potatoes & Beets & Cabbage... Berries & mushrooms you can pick up in forest. * My mom didnt even had the winter coat or boots. I am still crying b/c I lost my mom's boots, which cost her like her 2-3 monthly salaries. And we had to wake up at 4-5 am to get to the store. I thought, my mom will kill me. And she just said, "it's ok. I've never had the winter boots". (I lost her 2-3 month salary & we stood in the line for hours... ).
@@bestdjaf7499believe when someone tells you that in Cuba there are generations of children (and adults of course) that don't know what to suck the juice directly from a real orange is.
Please dont stop. As an American; we love our freed Cuban brothers and sisters; as we know they come here with the respect for American Freedom that our youth doesnt have. Please. Dont ever give up!!!! 🇺🇸 🇨🇺 💪
Cubano tambien aqui! 🇨🇺 My parents made DAMN sure I was not thankless but thankful for being here in this country because Socialism and Communism are pure garbage! 🇺🇸 Cuba libre!
Yeah. Except most of them had crap finances but they voted for it and getting free everything here like there communist country Venezuela bunch of hypocrites.😅
Don't let that fact & blessing become the reason for Invalidation of your Life issues, struggles, challenges as it can be unhealthy & become root of generational trauma layers
@@whereloveblossoms And stop over belaboring trauma/struggles that's common to all humans,to the point of making people not take responsibility for their own actions, being ungrateful despite living better than 90% of the world and feeling super entitled.
Quite a Reductove, Ignorant & Clueless Comment & Attiude!! Personal & Collective Challenges, Problems & Trauma is NOT a Competition! We each have our own Story that Shapes our Life Journey with the Ugly, Bad & Good.. @@balafama2120
I swear on everything holy, if your name is Vladamir Rodriguez im gonna lose my mind. Ive been saying for YEARS that the world cant handle the latin/islander and russian combo. Its too powerful of an evolution!
@@c.s.p.5103you aren’t joking. That would be scary. Russians don’t smile like Americans, and latino moms get FURIOUS AND VIOLENT lol. She’d be like a female version of Dolph Lundgren from Rocky!
Did she teach you well? Are you, respectful? Uncompromising? Hard working? If so, she is right there standing right beside you...🌹❤️ She taught, and you learned.
@EndlessTravels your comment implies you don't want any immigrants to be here at all. You are an immigrant sir. You're not Indigenous. But yet I still want you here even if you're a terrible American who doesn't understand what American was created for.
@@EndlessTravels lol. depends what you mean by "open" I live in Louisiana and... well... Lets just say they aren't trying to pass through here for a VERY good reason even though its easier to get to florida via I-10 from texas. I've seen some pretty horrible things happen to them here. :| The cops dont even care either. I watched a cop show up after an illegal called for someone beating up their brother and the cop arrested him instead and sent the guy who beat up his brother home drunk as a skunk. Louisiana for whatever reason really hates illegals.
It's not mocking...it's literally the immigrant life story. Every immigrant from ANY racial background does this, because they don't take shit for granted...the kids do, but they don't.
@@Jameslawzsaid "It's not mocking his mother..." and continues on with a senseless diatribe.😮 Can you read? The comment you're responding to says..."WITHOUT MOCKING" his mom, which means he WAS NOT mocking his mother.
I love that comedian. My grandmother would say stuff like that all the time, she was from Mexico and my grandfather from Palermo, Italy. They were both poor, so I better be grateful for everything!
My grandmother lived through the Holocaust. Believe me, never say you're hungry! She would say, "What do you know of hungry? You've never been hungry." 😂 I miss her!
yuppp this is my mexican dad too🤣 with work as well i can’t say anything about how exhausting work was today or i’m gonna get hit with the “work was exhausting? what do you know about hard work?”🤣🤣
It’s actually kind of a problem though no one today has any frame of reference for what is bad so they are inventing things to be mad about As if if weren’t possible to hate the tranzes anymore they unironically say that they have it harder than Jews during the Holocaust like these ppl are insane
@@toddjoyce7 and imho, cuban mom living with issues she hasn’t resolved and tells her son his problems are not ‘real’. That’s like a dad who works 100 hours a week telling his son that he doesn’t know what real problems are and just neglects his emotions
Well the fact is that we live really privileged life’s here in the USA, wether we want to admit it are not. This does not mean people here don’t struggle or have bad days but that you have a options to make your day or life better because well we have a lot of resources to be able to do that. In contrast in communist countries like Cuba you don’t have any options and there is no way to make things any better.
My dad came here on an actual big row boat from Haiti. I made the mistake of saying "I'm starving" ONCE. I got the longest lecture about not knowing what truly starving is 🤦🏽♀️
OMG, just like me!!! I am a Cuban mother who was able to take my boy out of Cuba when he was 4 years old… now he is 42!!! And absolutely I made him a free man!
As an immigrant, I completely agree. I won't have the luxury of walking safely on the street when I visit my native country. That is why immigrants appreciate and love the US, and some Americans think the reverse. My response is to try the other countries.
Preserve our constitutional freedoms. These do not exist in a Marxist regieme. That is where this country is heading. Our youth are being indoctrinated to embrace globalist Marxist values.
I am not white, I’m brown! I’m so grateful that I am in America. America gave me the opportunity to to discover my other potentials to be more of Service to others. I work as a nurse in one of the VA hospitals. I take it as a mission to bring a little bit of hope and inspiration to our veterans! I’m forever grateful, America!❤❤❤❤❤
@@yatesstudio it ties in that I was raised by both parents making sure I knew of the sacrifices they made to get all 6 of us to freedom and to who we need to be thankful for on a daily basis. God and Country and them. LOL
I really wish we could trade all the socialists in this country for Cubans. The American socialists get to live in a socialist country while Cubans (who appreciate freedom) get to come here. I guarantee you those Americans would be begging to come back within a week
@KadoMason11 socialism is the biggest failure of the 20th century. As JFK said, "Democracy isn't perfect but we have never had to build a wall to stop our citizens from fleeing".
‼️STILL THE EUROPEAN AMERICANS IN THE USA ARE EVIL... C.R.T. SCARES THE SHIT OUT OF EUROPEAN AMERICANS, BECAUSE MANY OF THEM WHO MURDERED MANY BLACKS ARE STILL ALIVE AND THINK THAT THEY WILL BE EXPOSED BY THEIR GRANDCHILDREN 🤣🤣🤣
I'm from a "communist" country and I am totally fine with how my government has organized it with all the free yet high quality stuff you can get. However, Cuba is poor because of the US sanctions and not because it's "communist". Lift the sanctions and you will see a lot less people willing to "escape" it.
My wife is a first generation American. Her parents escaped when Russia invaded Hungary in the 60s. Her dad raised her to know guns, survival, skinning and dressing wild animals, field cooking, AND to love her freedom!
@@queent3343 That, maybe. But I suspect a woman with that skill set would also have a whole bunch of other useful skills too - and the mental attitude to go with them. My mother was a lot like that.
Respect, our favorite Spanish teacher escaped Cuba while her teacher husband was in Castro's political prison. Thank goodness, he was able to join his family in the U.S. later. She told us some truly scary stories about those days. She was very sweet, and we just loved her so much. We used to tease her about the way she said "popcorn." 💖
Same here, as kids in my family we didn't dare complain. As children my parents went through hunger, cold, dad was shot at, they witnessed atrocities, each through their perspective months long treks through freezing landscapes escaping to freedom during WWII.
My ex husband is cuban and I still fuck with him about floating here on a raft of tires. He didn’t, but I will never concede that point in my head…..or out loud.
My husband's step mom is Cuban. She came here when she was 17, right when Castro was coming into power. She is actually a naturalized American citizen. LOVES this country. We love her so much!❤❤❤
Honestly, after my experiences in life. I’m am the easiest person to be friends with in some ways because nothing will shock me. You are accurate. If someone has been through and seen some shit, they are hard to rattle.
Cubans who make it here are indeed the best type of people. They live life how most of us aspire to. They are strong, courageous, kind, and grateful. I had the honor of going through recruit training with a Cuban born man, he barely spoke English, his family was worried he would be deported for attempting to enlist and he did it anyway because wanted to serve to earn his citizenship. He was an inspiration to our entire platoon. The DIs attacked me for snickering when they found out his story, they thought I was laughing because he couldn’t speak English, I was laughing because it took them a month to figure it out. They thought he was a mid decent who was slow to follow orders. He was top tier, he just had to wait for us to translate what he needed to do. The funniest thing was he was an admin clerk, we used to joke that’s why our orders were messed up, but we knew he was just that confident he could learn English in a few months, he did. It was always great to run in to my Cuban friend and here about how well he was doing.
Wonder how he is doing today ? Great story thank you for sharing! I truly hope he is living his best life! Thank you for your service and thank your Cuban friend. ❤🙏🏼✝️God bless y’all Always!
As an American born to Cuban parents, I can confirm this to be 100%, both parents came to the US on a boat in the 90s, I hear the story of what they went through from broth mom and dad at least once a day. Anytime I got in trouble or did some stupid shit Mom would always remind me that “she escaped Hell in Cuba and came to the US, so that her first child could have the best opportunities to be successful”
I'm Cuban and moved to this country when I was 15, about 30 years ago. As a Valedictorian at my School, I was interviewed by the local newspaper, and I one of the question was was so Mmmm something about my thoughts about American kids. And I said: "They take for granted what they have". Over 30 years later I thank God everyday for the opportunity to be in the country ❤🇺🇸
That’s bc it’s what they grew up with and didn’t know any different….just sayin. I was so ignorant to many things bc I just hadn’t lived it or been taught it not bc I didn’t want to understand or appreciate other cultures and what I have, it was just the way life was…luckily I have taught my children differently but that’s all we can do, try to change things through our family and lines, and I think we are seeing those changes throughout the world and generations now. It’s not all good but the focus is on things it should be. I hope. Be well all and god bless ❤
Thank you for sharing, and thank you for appreciating what we have. I'm nearing 40 and I'm ashamed at how much I took for granted growing up in this country. Im Native American and white and because of native card that alone do I get certain benefits. Never got anything for being white or mixed white and Native. All I can say is I am learning now what privilege i do have in this country as it's being slowly and very evidently being striped away from me. We are quickly dying off. 😔
I state all this because, my race literally gives me an advantage. From heathcare to housing and food. Brand new homes built for free, clothing, scholarship oppertunities, free trade/College education etc. That's why this vile idea of "white privilege" makes me so angry. I get access to all these benefits for being Native but what if I didn't have that card? 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔... oh that's right.....I would have to struggle to survive in this country just like everyone else. Every single other race in this country struggles and I see it. I see it all.
My grandparents are from Greece. My grandmother got stuck there during Nazi occupation during WWII and lost her 7 year old son to an illness and lack of basic medicine. He died in her arms. After the war there was a civil war in Greece where the Communists were trying to take over and they took my aunt to a labor camp in Poland. My grandmother luckily escaped that and came to America in '47 and had my mom a year later. My grandmother had it rough but ALWAYS told us how proud she was to have her American citizenship and how much she loved this country.
Did they ever tell you any communism jokes? If not, here's one of my favorites: it's said that the KGB worked in groups of 3 agents, one who could read, one who could write, and one who would inform on the two dangerous intellectuals.
Refugees? What were they escaping? Don't call economic migrants refugees because the USSR was one of the greatest places for the working class ever - if you compare it to many of the post or pre soviet nations particularly
As a Cuban that just escaped that dictatorship one year ago I support his mom’s words 100% and will make my son be very aware of this every single day!!
Make sure he votes for Trump this November! Cause the other side likes Communism way WAY WWAAAAAAAYYYYYYY too much. They would burn our whole thing down if it meant that they could be in charge of the ashes!
Hahaha Florida is non communist Cuba 😂😂😂 Cubans are great. Smart hard working people. My bf is Cuban and I love how Cuban Americans are haha very hard working lovely people.
Well, we love them all except the ones that insist on and expect others to speak Spanish instead of English. Hialeah, Opa Locka, and Miami Lakes are annoying for that, and I say that as a Hispanic. 😂
@@melindamercier6811My parents moved us to a town in Texas bordering Mexico, I only spoke Spanish at first but when I became a fluent bilingual, many doors open up. Sometimes assimilation isn’t so bad.
I think it's good to remind your kids of their privileges once in a while, but it's better to listen and acknowledge their fears and trials without being condenceding towards them. It's not their fault they have it better.
@@serafin5893 my mother-in-law still has family in Venezuela. Her and my wife often tell me how things used to be and it's so sad to see what has happened to that beautiful country. I pray one day it is restored so I can visit it.
I met a woman years ago that was from Russia. Her parents and her escaped from Russia and moved to Cuba. Then, they escaped from Cuba to America. She told me that people in America will eventually have to escape from America, but where are they going to go? 17 years ago, I left America and moved to Thailand and have watched as America had deteriorated. I have been in Thailand for so long that I will only come back to America when I have to. It's not that I don't love America, but I have a nice life there that I don't want to give up. My income goes a lot further there than it can in America. When you live on retirement, it's hard to live on half or less of what you were making when you were working full time. If things keep going the way they have been going over the last 4 years, retired people will not be able to keep up with the economy. If I were to move back to America, I would probably be living in a broken-down van under an overpass in Arizona. In Thailand, I have a 3 bedroom 3 bath condo in Bangkok that cost me $300.00 a month. I have a good life in Thailand and don't want to give it up.
@@emma_luce_0623just wanting to be noticed so bad and tell everyone they too are Cuban. PEOPLE ARE clout chasing attention whores in ANY form they can get IT! 🤣😂. Actually really sad and telling of this GENERATION.
Orlando Bosch, a Cuban-American pediatrician & militant Cuban exile leader who was accused, and then acquitted, of masterminding the 1976 bombing of a Cuban airliner in which 73 people were killed.
As an exSoviet born, having barely escaped the Soviets to what is now Chinada...I know. My parents always reminded me. "Remeber the few beans that were floatoting on top of the soup that you fought for, with your brothers to eat? So don't complain about the food you are eating now..." lol
I’ve got friends from Russia who had family members eat family members. 😳😭Venezuelans and Chinese also. They all recognize socialism when they see it. It makes the Chinese lady turn radically Republican. My Haitian friends seem to ignore all the racial strife. They just go to work raise wonderful families and point their kids toward college 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
I love his comedy. Hugs to his mom who reminded him what he should appreciate. Ben is right. Those who escaped Cuba are such great additions to this country.
My Russian mom met this awesome African lady both Christian. And for 5 minutes straight they spoke about why they moved to America. They made it clear to me that I am beyond grateful to be in America. That’s why I’m a patriot.
I don’t have anyone in my life like that and I couldn’t imagine living in a communist regime, I am happy to be in America every day and it makes me so mad to see people want to be socialists and hate on America 🇺🇸, have a great day everybody 👍
When I lived in Africa I had a gun pointed at my head when I was four, they robbed our house and used me as a way to threaten my mom to get what they needed the police didn't do anything. I don't live in the U.S. but I am beyond grateful to live Abroad.
My wife is from Colombia, married twenty-two years. She always talks about "spoiled Americans." She tells one story about Colombia, we are silent for the rest of the day. God bless those immigrants keeping American on point and strong.
I was just giving a ride to a girl from Haiti I asked her if she liked it here and she said " of course who doesn't like America" and I said " a lot of Americans" which is sad
@@raquelcamacho1886 one time I was watching the news with my mother, and one of the stories was about an airplane that had crashed on final approach to the airport. the news even had footage. well, not only did my mother manage to get every single detail of the wrong story, yet she became an aviation expert in less than 30 seconds and told me what the cause of the crash was. funny thing is when she changed the channel, saw the same exact footage, and said, "oh no, another plane just crashed" a year later I heard another story of a crash. to this day I don't know where, or why. all I knew was plane crash, so told my husband about it. he wanted to know more than I knew, and asked me what happened. I told him, "I don't know, my mother hasn't called me yet" lol
@danielperez08 Well we know by now voting Trump out at all costs only benefited the 1 percenters. The Elite the powerful and influential that hated being shun by Trump. Trump was a rogue. Did not play by their rules. And they hated not having a US Pres in their pockets.WELP They took no time in making back their money super quick with historic rises of inflation.Good job guys in rushing to vote for Coke head Bidden👍👌 You must be proud not learning a damn thing in 3 years..lol🤣🫣
It is insightful and intelligent commentary like this from Ben that will truly save this country. Amazing content. Amazing ideas. Fresh. Innovative. Not just watching someone else tell a joke. So good.
I'm 9th generation Floridian and grew up listening to Cubans say things like this. Cubans are my absolute favorite people, hands down. The food, the music, the vibes...😘
Same. I grew up in Florida and one of my best friends was Cuban. She was one of the funniest people I knew. I still imitate her fondly when she used to say, "And that's the wholething." Not two words. One word. I just loved her. 😊
I grew up in Miami...my first boyfriend at 16 years old was Cuban... I was invited to dinner at his home where his abuela insulted me for not chaperoned in Spanish through the whole meal...I pretended not to notice just like they pretend they can't speak English when it's convenient...but that's the first generation Cuban the older ones that were angry because of bay of pigs but free in the country that accepted them... Castro literally packed up all their prisoners and put them on boats to 🇺🇸
I lived in Florida in the early 80s. I love Cubans. They are smart, proud, hard working and the best neighbors you could ever ask for. My Dad fell through a roof back home so I had to rush back and stay for a couple months. I got back and my yard looked great, my bedding was fresh and my motorcycle was even washed and polished. Class has nothing to do with $money.
@@rosecanete353new generation of Cubans? Pretty sure it’s just the new generations that are a problem not specifically Cubans in Miami🤣😂 coming from a lifelong resident
"Did someone steal your freedom today??" Love it!
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“Yeah! My teachers, the principal and all the other students.”
“Well you’re not at school anymore. Is anyone stealing your freedom now?”
“Do I have to answer that?”
“What do you me- 😡 MARCELLO!!”
Kid runs away screaming.
@@nobodyimportant9127😂😂😂😂
They’re TRYING to take them from us tho!!
@@michelleparker6202big facts by adopting socialism into America, hell nah
😂😂😂 "Did somebody steal your freedom today?" As a child born from Cuban parents, I will never forget this saying now because he's talking 💯 facts!
Ikr?!?!😂
I am "Brown" Soviet.
I was kind of a rich kid.
My grand-ma use to hide ALL the food, b/c she was terrified that somene would rsport her to KGB (if she has anything in the table).
I had bananas & oranges/lemons... maybe 1ce a year. & chocolates & meat...
My less lucky friends didnt ever taste an orange or bananas.
It was all Potatoes & Beets & Cabbage...
Berries & mushrooms you can pick up in forest.
*
My mom didnt even had the winter coat or boots.
I am still crying b/c I lost my mom's boots, which cost her like her 2-3 monthly salaries. And we had to wake up at 4-5 am to get to the store.
I thought, my mom will kill me.
And she just said, "it's ok. I've never had the winter boots".
(I lost her 2-3 month salary & we stood in the line for hours... ).
@@bestdjaf7499damn
Slay queen mama the boots house down!
@@bestdjaf7499believe when someone tells you that in Cuba there are generations of children (and adults of course) that don't know what to suck the juice directly from a real orange is.
My husband escaped Cuba just a few years ago and I have to agree. They’re the best people.
Wishing you a lifetime of love and happiness together ☺️
Oh my what we take for granted! This kid is both funny and spreading some good truth!
As a cuban, his accent is ON POINT.
And yes, we like to remind the youngens that freedom isnt free
Both my parents are cuban, and I'm a first generation american. Absolutely true the accent was perfect
Please dont stop. As an American; we love our freed Cuban brothers and sisters; as we know they come here with the respect for American Freedom that our youth doesnt have.
Please. Dont ever give up!!!! 🇺🇸 🇨🇺 💪
Cubano tambien aqui! 🇨🇺 My parents made DAMN sure I was not thankless but thankful for being here in this country because Socialism and Communism are pure garbage! 🇺🇸 Cuba libre!
It's for folks like you and me.
@@Charlie_Alpha_Echo Patria Y Vida Hermano!
As a Venezuelan, that is an absolute YES.
I know the feeling pretty well
God bless the Venezuelan people. God bless them.
@@katiejon17 Them back to Venezuela . Trump2024
They had it all but took it for granted and lost it all, the Dems are doing the same, same thing is happening in the USA. FJB
@@AlyanMartinez Depose the Venezuelan government
Yeah. Except most of them had crap finances but they voted for it and getting free everything here like there communist country Venezuela bunch of hypocrites.😅
As a born cuban I can testify to this 😂 there’s not a single day where my parents don’t remind me how lucky I am that they brought me here 💯
That's good. Its very easy to take things for granted.
You are really lucky.
Don't let that fact & blessing become the reason for Invalidation of your Life issues, struggles, challenges as it can be unhealthy & become root of generational trauma layers
@@whereloveblossoms And stop over belaboring trauma/struggles that's common to all humans,to the point of making people not take responsibility for their own actions, being ungrateful despite living better than 90% of the world and feeling super entitled.
Quite a Reductove, Ignorant & Clueless Comment & Attiude!! Personal & Collective Challenges, Problems & Trauma is NOT a Competition! We each have our own Story that Shapes our Life Journey with the Ugly, Bad & Good.. @@balafama2120
That’s me and my kids…they seriously probably hear how good they have it daily …❤ 100% truth
My mom’s Russian and Cuban. Uncompromising, respectful, hard working, incredibly loving. Miss her every day.
That's like a nuclear bomb combination 😂😂
I swear on everything holy, if your name is Vladamir Rodriguez im gonna lose my mind. Ive been saying for YEARS that the world cant handle the latin/islander and russian combo. Its too powerful of an evolution!
@@c.s.p.5103you aren’t joking. That would be scary. Russians don’t smile like Americans, and latino moms get FURIOUS AND VIOLENT lol.
She’d be like a female version of Dolph Lundgren from Rocky!
Did she teach you well? Are you, respectful? Uncompromising? Hard working? If so, she is right there standing right beside you...🌹❤️ She taught, and you learned.
Jesus loves you!!! !!!!
We need more of this man's mom in this country.
she can come, we have an Open border
@EndlessTravels your comment implies you don't want any immigrants to be here at all. You are an immigrant sir. You're not Indigenous. But yet I still want you here even if you're a terrible American who doesn't understand what American was created for.
Absolutely. She obviously appreciates her freedom
@@EndlessTravels lol. depends what you mean by "open" I live in Louisiana and... well... Lets just say they aren't trying to pass through here for a VERY good reason even though its easier to get to florida via I-10 from texas. I've seen some pretty horrible things happen to them here. :| The cops dont even care either. I watched a cop show up after an illegal called for someone beating up their brother and the cop arrested him instead and sent the guy who beat up his brother home drunk as a skunk. Louisiana for whatever reason really hates illegals.
Yoel and Mari channel
I'm Cuban too, no bad day if you are living in freedom!!
Freedom? From what?
@@JohnHoodsprobably communist cuba.
@@JohnHoodscommunism.
@@JohnHoods what is wrong with communism?
GTFO Literally we are sick of your 💩
Move to Cuba.
Real! Everything is so wonderful in America! The cheap and plentiful fruit, the free school, and just all the freedom we have to do things!
Dawg, my dad from Nicaragua!!! I'm a first generation American, he's the same way "I free you" is so real!!
In other words you're not an American...
Are you Theo Von?
He managed to joke about his mom without mocking her, respect
It's not mocking...it's literally the immigrant life story.
Every immigrant from ANY racial background does this, because they don't take shit for granted...the kids do, but they don't.
@@Jameslawzsaid "It's not mocking his mother..." and continues on with a senseless diatribe.😮
Can you read? The comment you're responding to says..."WITHOUT MOCKING" his mom, which means he WAS NOT mocking his mother.
If he said he k!-lled her and ate her corpse, it would still be comedy.
@@oztrich24it’s literally true what they say about reading but not having comprehension skills like when we was little in English class😂
Just stop
Can we just enjoy the comedy
❤Great act! Hilarious without filthy or foul language! He is AWESOME!!!!❤
What’s the comedians name?
Who is he?
@@RedHudson-23 Marcello Hernandez
Marcell ohzd ❤ I took a screenshot of them and Google reversed the image. I have been wondering this myself for 10 months.
Marcell ohdz I took a screenshot of the photo and done reverse Google image search and found it. I have been looking for this for months ha ha.
He even said “shut up” with a quivering voice. He knows 😂
He doesn’t want to meet the Chancleta.
With the mic shake it was perfect😂
@@juan-carlosnoriega4730😂😂😂
His kids will probably tell him to "Chet up" though. And he'll just be like "Woah, I'm rich now."
Even at 43 years old I would still fear for my life if I told my mum to shut up 😂 #latinamums
I love that comedian. My grandmother would say stuff like that all the time, she was from Mexico and my grandfather from Palermo, Italy. They were both poor, so I better be grateful for everything!
What´s his name?
My grandmother lived through the Holocaust. Believe me, never say you're hungry! She would say, "What do you know of hungry? You've never been hungry." 😂 I miss her!
I’m so happy that she was able to survive that horrific time in history, and that you are here keeping her memory alive. May she rest in peace
yuppp this is my mexican dad too🤣 with work as well i can’t say anything about how exhausting work was today or i’m gonna get hit with the “work was exhausting? what do you know about hard work?”🤣🤣
Wow! The holocaust? God bless her!
It’s actually kind of a problem though no one today has any frame of reference for what is bad so they are inventing things to be mad about
As if if weren’t possible to hate the tranzes anymore they unironically say that they have it harder than Jews during the Holocaust like these ppl are insane
God bless her soul, I'm sorry for your loss.
This is my Cuban husband all the time. He never fails to remind us what REAL struggle is.
Can you explain what's funny though. I really dont get it
@@toddjoyce7
and imho, cuban mom living with issues she hasn’t resolved and tells her son his problems are not ‘real’. That’s like a dad who works 100 hours a week telling his son that he doesn’t know what real problems are and just neglects his emotions
@hiptobejarrod so basically it isn't funny at all ? Cheers
@@toddjoyce7 are you agreeing with me or no? It’s hard to tell.
Well the fact is that we live really privileged life’s here in the USA, wether we want to admit it are not. This does not mean people here don’t struggle or have bad days but that you have a options to make your day or life better because well we have a lot of resources to be able to do that. In contrast in communist countries like Cuba you don’t have any options and there is no way to make things any better.
My dad came here on an actual big row boat from Haiti. I made the mistake of saying "I'm starving" ONCE. I got the longest lecture about not knowing what truly starving is 🤦🏽♀️
Your dad is the goat. Allways be thankfull to him and respect his courage
😂😂😂
Haiti has always been capitalist
If he starved at sea and survived then that’s pretty impressive
Yo same.
OMG, just like me!!! I am a Cuban mother who was able to take my boy out of Cuba when he was 4 years old… now he is 42!!! And absolutely I made him a free man!
Great job mama! 👏 ❤
You are a wonderful woman!
God is good:)
I love this! I wish I could be like you!
Nice Mami 👍
As an immigrant, I completely agree. I won't have the luxury of walking safely on the street when I visit my native country. That is why immigrants appreciate and love the US, and some Americans think the reverse. My response is to try the other countries.
That's our suggestion too! Like the asswipes who are here saying 'Death to America'. I say Go to the other countries and see what they go through!
That is the problem. They want to bitch and complain about the US but won't ever set foot in those other places and learn the reality.
Perfect!! We need more young comedians who can deliver the message of freedom.
Freedom from what?
Preserve our constitutional freedoms. These do not exist in a Marxist regieme. That is where this country is heading. Our youth are being indoctrinated to embrace globalist Marxist values.
As a daughter to a Russian mom, I couldn't relate more to what this young man is saying!!!! So true!!! No bad days in our house!!!😂
As a son to a Romanian mom, I also relate
Lot of bs is what im hearing since sanctions were put on Cuba just because theyre communists for 60 years now
@@yohannuspistachio pp 0
I’m Cuban and my daughters will now that for sure! Not bad days, your are free and can live with dignity here in USA. God bless America
@antahn6969If only there was a spitting emoji
I am not white, I’m brown! I’m so grateful that I am in America. America gave me the opportunity to to discover my other potentials to be more of Service to others. I work as a nurse in one of the VA hospitals. I take it as a mission to bring a little bit of hope and inspiration to our veterans! I’m forever grateful, America!❤❤❤❤❤
I'm a Cuban refugee. I served 20 years US Army. Two wars. I showed my appreciation for acceptance to a country of opportunity.
That’s what I’m talkin bout boi!!!!
@@yatesstudio it ties in that I was raised by both parents making sure I knew of the sacrifices they made to get all 6 of us to freedom and to who we need to be thankful for on a daily basis. God and Country and them. LOL
Another Asian immigrant served during mid 80’s salute you! 🫡🇺🇸🫡🇮🇱🫡
@@yatesstudio i know people misinterpret or some troll. The important thing is to maintain yourself focused. Thanks
You sir are more American then most Americans and I thank you for your service to this great country
“Just remember…I free you” 😂😂😂 great line!
He looks like he would have been a cute 4 yr
😂😂😂😂
And the smile jajajaa 😂
😂
I love the smile after that line... perfection 👌
Cuban here… spot on and yes we love America 🇺🇸 God Bless this country
I really wish we could trade all the socialists in this country for Cubans. The American socialists get to live in a socialist country while Cubans (who appreciate freedom) get to come here. I guarantee you those Americans would be begging to come back within a week
@@StyxswimmerGod Bless you I’m glad your here. We just have to keep America’ free the leftist want socialism
Weird thing is he probably is white with Spanish origins. Latino, or Hispanic isnt a race.
@@Styxswimmer true.
@KadoMason11 socialism is the biggest failure of the 20th century. As JFK said, "Democracy isn't perfect but we have never had to build a wall to stop our citizens from fleeing".
Gratitude makes life worth living.
“Did somebody steal your freedom today” actually made me laugh out loud. The delivery too…
‼️STILL THE EUROPEAN AMERICANS IN THE USA ARE EVIL...
C.R.T. SCARES THE SHIT OUT OF EUROPEAN AMERICANS, BECAUSE MANY OF THEM WHO MURDERED MANY BLACKS ARE STILL ALIVE AND THINK THAT THEY WILL BE EXPOSED BY THEIR GRANDCHILDREN 🤣🤣🤣
Iraqis be like
😂
I’m a Cuban mom and I’m not telling my son “I free you” every morning, I say that all day long 🫳🎤😎🤣🤣🤣
Well managing to free oneself is a huge accomplishment
😂
I'm from a "communist" country and I am totally fine with how my government has organized it with all the free yet high quality stuff you can get. However, Cuba is poor because of the US sanctions and not because it's "communist". Lift the sanctions and you will see a lot less people willing to "escape" it.
@@nezhinkayashYour communist leaders do very well for themselves though don't they. Just a thought.
@@Bluestu100 there are very few "leaders" who don't 😉
As a Cuban, I approve this message. My mom just gave me the "look".
The Latin American moms have the "look" don't they? I am still scared of mine to this day.
My Mom was Irish. It's global. Through your soul.
As long ss she didn't bust out the chanclas.
Oh God. That look. It's not limited to Lantio parents. My country-born farm-kid parents had that same look.
@@JakeSweeper Absolutely...the look knows no ethnicity.
Dude... "just remember, I free you."
Thats gotta be her way of saying I love you. And that's AWESOME.
My wife is a first generation American. Her parents escaped when Russia invaded Hungary in the 60s. Her dad raised her to know guns, survival, skinning and dressing wild animals, field cooking, AND to love her freedom!
Fantastic Dad. 😅
And you are one lucky guy, Steven.
@@rickraber1249just look at the profile pic and you'll know just how blessed I am! All because Russia invaded Hungary.
Great if you're a doomsday prepper.
@@queent3343 That, maybe. But I suspect a woman with that skill set would also have a whole bunch of other useful skills too - and the mental attitude to go with them. My mother was a lot like that.
Respect, our favorite Spanish teacher escaped Cuba while her teacher husband was in Castro's political prison. Thank goodness, he was able to join his family in the U.S. later. She told us some truly scary stories about those days. She was very sweet, and we just loved her so much. We used to tease her about the way she said "popcorn." 💖
I am Cuban by birth, US Citizen by CHOICE. This dude is right, MY MOTHER FREED ME.
Compadre me robaste mi frase 😂😂😂👍
👍
GOP wants you out
@@Bigdogspyke 🐂💩
@@Bigdogspykethey don’t though, why make things up?
Same here, as kids in my family we didn't dare complain. As children my parents went through hunger, cold, dad was shot at, they witnessed atrocities, each through their perspective months long treks through freezing landscapes escaping to freedom during WWII.
Im Puerto rican, but Cubans in America are definitely some of the most patriotic people ive ever met 😂
Cubans and puerto Ricans are counter opposites politically
My brother in law is Cuban and that mf loves this country to the core 🤣
So patriotic that they feel like they deserve all the help from the government, lazy mfs
I'm originally from Mexico, i love this country
If you have been through the struggles they have you would be a little more appreciative too.
This young man truly has a rare gift with comedy. He didn’t swear once and yet he still managed to pull it off, nicely done young man. 🇨🇦🖖🏻
What does that last hand emoji mean?
Hello fellow Canadian
@@KewalTailor"Live long and prosper." It's from Star Trek. Hate I know that. Lol
@@WCove99 oh ok
❤
My son in law is Cuban like this kid. His best joke is saying “my parents floated over here on the door of a 1950’s Chevy.”
They wanted to arrive in style.
Opportunity knocks!
Cubans are geniuses. We could never figure out how to flee an island in a refrigerator, yet they made it happen.
My ex husband is cuban and I still fuck with him about floating here on a raft of tires. He didn’t, but I will never concede that point in my head…..or out loud.
Dude, I had a 1950 car as well, definition of nightmare but got me out of a lot in Cuba
My husband's step mom is Cuban. She came here when she was 17, right when Castro was coming into power. She is actually a naturalized American citizen. LOVES this country. We love her so much!❤❤❤
People that survived or escaped bad things know what is really bad.
Hopefully America doesn't turn into a country we have to run away from.
Honestly, after my experiences in life. I’m am the easiest person to be friends with in some ways because nothing will shock me. You are accurate. If someone has been through and seen some shit, they are hard to rattle.
If you haven't lived in a 3rd world country for a year, you can't imagine how bad things get.
Ask the Palestinians
and ask for seconds of garbage.
Cubans who make it here are indeed the best type of people. They live life how most of us aspire to. They are strong, courageous, kind, and grateful. I had the honor of going through recruit training with a Cuban born man, he barely spoke English, his family was worried he would be deported for attempting to enlist and he did it anyway because wanted to serve to earn his citizenship. He was an inspiration to our entire platoon. The DIs attacked me for snickering when they found out his story, they thought I was laughing because he couldn’t speak English, I was laughing because it took them a month to figure it out. They thought he was a mid decent who was slow to follow orders. He was top tier, he just had to wait for us to translate what he needed to do. The funniest thing was he was an admin clerk, we used to joke that’s why our orders were messed up, but we knew he was just that confident he could learn English in a few months, he did. It was always great to run in to my Cuban friend and here about how well he was doing.
Wonder how he is doing today ? Great story thank you for sharing! I truly hope he is living his best life! Thank you for your service and thank your Cuban friend. ❤🙏🏼✝️God bless y’all Always!
I loved this story and I genuinely want to know how's your friend doing... OMG such inspiring story! loved it!
As an American born to Cuban parents, I can confirm this to be 100%, both parents came to the US on a boat in the 90s, I hear the story of what they went through from broth mom and dad at least once a day. Anytime I got in trouble or did some stupid shit Mom would always remind me that “she escaped Hell in Cuba and came to the US, so that her first child could have the best opportunities to be successful”
That's funny, and quite smart.
Your parents are right!
I'm married to a cuban woman tbh it gets annoying AF most of it is PTSD
He's one of the few really good additions to SNL.
As a Cuban Jamaican, THIS is a YES on all fronts!!!
❤❤❤
Oh the food I can only imagine your palate
@@_est_289 my thoughts exactly
a Unicorn!! lol!!
I'm Cuban and moved to this country when I was 15, about 30 years ago. As a Valedictorian at my School, I was interviewed by the local newspaper, and I one of the question was was so Mmmm something about my thoughts about American kids. And I said: "They take for granted what they have". Over 30 years later I thank God everyday for the opportunity to be in the country ❤🇺🇸
Your username is Tocororo. We may be out of Cuba, pero seguimos siendo cubanos until we die
HELLO CUBA.... I'M ORIGINALLY from CZECHOSLOVAKIA.... love from AUSTRALIA 🦘🦘🦘 DrEva
That’s bc it’s what they grew up with and didn’t know any different….just sayin. I was so ignorant to many things bc I just hadn’t lived it or been taught it not bc I didn’t want to understand or appreciate other cultures and what I have, it was just the way life was…luckily I have taught my children differently but that’s all we can do, try to change things through our family and lines, and I think we are seeing those changes throughout the world and generations now. It’s not all good but the focus is on things it should be. I hope. Be well all and god bless ❤
Thank you for sharing, and thank you for appreciating what we have. I'm nearing 40 and I'm ashamed at how much I took for granted growing up in this country. Im Native American and white and because of native card that alone do I get certain benefits. Never got anything for being white or mixed white and Native. All I can say is I am learning now what privilege i do have in this country as it's being slowly and very evidently being striped away from me. We are quickly dying off. 😔
I state all this because, my race literally gives me an advantage. From heathcare to housing and food. Brand new homes built for free, clothing, scholarship oppertunities, free trade/College education etc. That's why this vile idea of "white privilege" makes me so angry. I get access to all these benefits for being Native but what if I didn't have that card? 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔... oh that's right.....I would have to struggle to survive in this country just like everyone else. Every single other race in this country struggles and I see it. I see it all.
My grandparents are from Greece. My grandmother got stuck there during Nazi occupation during WWII and lost her 7 year old son to an illness and lack of basic medicine. He died in her arms. After the war there was a civil war in Greece where the Communists were trying to take over and they took my aunt to a labor camp in Poland. My grandmother luckily escaped that and came to America in '47 and had my mom a year later. My grandmother had it rough but ALWAYS told us how proud she was to have her American citizenship and how much she loved this country.
You ought to be so proud and it makes me proud to hear You Say that with love
To be clear : German camps in Poland
@@LenaCabanayeah. The way that was said it sounded like communists sent her aunt to a Laborcamp in Poland.
Yes. German camps on Poland overtaken by Russians after the war@@gehlesen559
One grand day... our reunion will never end. PRAISE GOD !!
As the daughter of a Cuban mom, this isn't a joke lol he's serious af! 😂😂😂
Also media Cubana herev. Yes he is!
As the child of two USSR refugees, this is absolutely on the dot.
Ur parents sound badass! Glad they got to come to America ❤
Did they ever tell you any communism jokes? If not, here's one of my favorites: it's said that the KGB worked in groups of 3 agents, one who could read, one who could write, and one who would inform on the two dangerous intellectuals.
@@kidfox3971Ha ha ha, dude that’s a good one 😂, can I use this joke?
America needs a lot more of these types of people.
Refugees? What were they escaping? Don't call economic migrants refugees because the USSR was one of the greatest places for the working class ever - if you compare it to many of the post or pre soviet nations particularly
As a Cuban that just escaped that dictatorship one year ago I support his mom’s words 100% and will make my son be very aware of this every single day!!
Its crazy because there are so many people who still argue that cuba is functional and communism is working there. Glad you made it !!!
Make sure he votes for Trump this November! Cause the other side likes Communism way WAY WWAAAAAAAYYYYYYY too much. They would burn our whole thing down if it meant that they could be in charge of the ashes!
I have a better idea... Don't have children... especially in countries like Cuba.
Congratulations.
I'm being where you wanna be.
@@ColombianinjaBy that logic, we can also argue against eating, especially in countries like Cuba. Did you drop your brain or something?
Ben, I love seeing you laugh! I would LOVE to see you absolutely gut laugh!
As a Cuban mom, I say this to my kid daily 😂😂😂😂
Dont😂
Doubtful
That
I thought I am a wired Chinese mom. OK. I am just normal.
god bless you migrant mamas
We love Cubans down here in Florida. Nice hard working people.
Hahaha Florida is non communist Cuba 😂😂😂 Cubans are great. Smart hard working people. My bf is Cuban and I love how Cuban Americans are haha very hard working lovely people.
And NUTS.
Well, we love them all except the ones that insist on and expect others to speak Spanish instead of English. Hialeah, Opa Locka, and Miami Lakes are annoying for that, and I say that as a Hispanic. 😂
Cubans are just as racist towards other Hispanics as white Floridians so yeah checks out lol
@@melindamercier6811My parents moved us to a town in Texas bordering Mexico, I only spoke Spanish at first but when I became a fluent bilingual, many doors open up. Sometimes assimilation isn’t so bad.
"Did someone steal your freedom today" is a really good line.
It certainly puts things in perspective.
Thanks for sharing, it’s funny and it’s true! God bless this young man and his Mom! Let Freedom ring 🤗🙏🏾
As a Cuban this is 100% accurate. 😂
Classic!!! As a Cuban American, that's exactly what I tell my kids almost every day......
I think it's good to remind your kids of their privileges once in a while, but it's better to listen and acknowledge their fears and trials without being condenceding towards them. It's not their fault they have it better.
Were you born in Cuba or naturalized American?
@@copyright8291we do acknowledge and listen. Being grateful should be instilled early or they'll be entitled crybabies.
I'm not cuban but venezuelan and still can relate to this 100%. This bro is on point
I have a Venezuelan mother-in-law and a cuban uncle-in-law. This 💯😂
@@nova31337You are like a walking red flag then. Communism follows everywhere you go 😂😂😂
Venezuelan here
@@serafin5893 my mother-in-law still has family in Venezuela. Her and my wife often tell me how things used to be and it's so sad to see what has happened to that beautiful country. I pray one day it is restored so I can visit it.
I met a woman years ago that was from Russia. Her parents and her escaped from Russia and moved to Cuba. Then, they escaped from Cuba to America. She told me that people in America will eventually have to escape from America, but where are they going to go?
17 years ago, I left America and moved to Thailand and have watched as America had deteriorated. I have been in Thailand for so long that I will only come back to America when I have to. It's not that I don't love America, but I have a nice life there that I don't want to give up. My income goes a lot further there than it can in America. When you live on retirement, it's hard to live on half or less of what you were making when you were working full time. If things keep going the way they have been going over the last 4 years, retired people will not be able to keep up with the economy. If I were to move back to America, I would probably be living in a broken-down van under an overpass in Arizona. In Thailand, I have a 3 bedroom 3 bath condo in Bangkok that cost me $300.00 a month. I have a good life in Thailand and don't want to give it up.
I have family from Cuba and they are very grateful to their parents for risking everything to give them a better life here.
I love him well actually his momma is the best. LOVE HER FOR TEACHING HER SON HOW BLESSED HE IS TO BE HERE
The best comment😂😂😂🎉
As someone born of Cuban parents i can confirm his accent is actually on point 😂
I'm confused as to why everyone is saying this because he has a Cuban mom and he's heard her and her accent his entire life..
@@emma_luce_0623just wanting to be noticed so bad and tell everyone they too are Cuban. PEOPLE ARE clout chasing attention whores in ANY form they can get IT! 🤣😂. Actually really sad and telling of this GENERATION.
@@emma_luce_0623 in the statement you wrote you answered your own question
And communism is on point too
@@bambam-uw3oxNo, why do people keep commenting that as if he was a Korean faking an accent?
Yes, They are the best! I tell people this all the time
More people in this country need a friend that escaped Cuba to remind them what a "bad day" really is.
Tbh my mom escaped in a makeshift boat and when my mom told me about it she told me that "people who slak off or sleep they get pushed off the boat"
So I'm a cuban woman and my husband is a pure blooded german. I needn't say more.
Orlando Bosch, a Cuban-American pediatrician & militant Cuban exile leader who was accused, and then acquitted, of masterminding the 1976 bombing of a Cuban airliner in which 73 people were killed.
@@fluffy1931oh please cut the crap with the communist propaganda girl, everyone knows that's not true
I’m dating a girl who’s family escaped Cuba. Horrific country fr
Gratitude is the best attitude
Who is this comedian?!? He’s awesome! 🎉
@Rachel-oe9pg thank you!
As an exSoviet born, having barely escaped the Soviets to what is now Chinada...I know. My parents always reminded me. "Remeber the few beans that were floatoting on top of the soup that you fought for, with your brothers to eat? So don't complain about the food you are eating now..." lol
@@Rachelgrace602 yes! I found him. 😃
Marcello Hernandez
I’ve got friends from Russia who had family members eat family members. 😳😭Venezuelans and Chinese also. They all recognize socialism when they see it. It makes the Chinese lady turn radically Republican. My Haitian friends seem to ignore all the racial strife. They just go to work raise wonderful families and point their kids toward college 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
I love Ben reacted to this lol. I will always be a fan!
My mom is Cuban, this is 100% accurate 😂
He's on SNL and awesome! th-cam.com/video/XFumvVCxUtU/w-d-xo.htmlsi=G2r7B18Jwn6Pdz4h
I love his comedy. Hugs to his mom who reminded him what he should appreciate. Ben is right. Those who escaped Cuba are such great additions to this country.
I escaped the US to move to China
My Russian mom met this awesome African lady both Christian. And for 5 minutes straight they spoke about why they moved to America. They made it clear to me that I am beyond grateful to be in America. That’s why I’m a patriot.
I love this story. Embodies the beauty that is supposed to be this country. The stars and stripes can bring people of all backgrounds together.
I don’t have anyone in my life like that and I couldn’t imagine living in a communist regime, I am happy to be in America every day and it makes me so mad to see people want to be socialists and hate on America 🇺🇸, have a great day everybody 👍
When I lived in Africa I had a gun pointed at my head when I was four, they robbed our house and used me as a way to threaten my mom to get what they needed the police didn't do anything. I don't live in the U.S. but I am beyond grateful to live Abroad.
@@FlaviusBelisarius07We are happy to have you. God bless youabd Jesus loves you!😊
@@Powerduo88 thank you, I hope you have a great day 🙏
I grew up in Miami in the 60s. It's so true, I love them for that. Grateful, vibrant and resilient culture.
My wife is from Colombia, married twenty-two years. She always talks about "spoiled Americans." She tells one story about Colombia, we are silent for the rest of the day. God bless those immigrants keeping American on point and strong.
Sadly, You sir have a wise wife. Especially the rude, entitled brats showing their ignorance in public.
@@robertmcelroy659Hi are you referring to pro Hamas Can't stand them.
She's 100% CORRECT.
@@Marilyn-oz1opjesus christ dude touch grass being anti death isn’t being pro hamas get a grip
@ayeron6576 the conflict over there is none of our business
Many love America more than Americans. I miss old America .
Yep! Seems like American's are heading toward understanding first hand what it's like to be his mom! Minus the escape part!
@@frankcastle1216Sadly if we go, everyone’s gonna go. Canada is already ahead of us
I was just giving a ride to a girl from Haiti I asked her if she liked it here and she said " of course who doesn't like America" and I said " a lot of Americans" which is sad
I never knew old America. Was it as good as everyone says?
@@Ian_Wardenold America had Elvis... Uh huh! 😂
The most funniest comedians are the ones to share stories from their mum😂, we need more comedians like this!
I could just imagine what my boys would say about me if they were comedians….😂😂😂
@@raquelcamacho1886 one time I was watching the news with my mother, and one of the stories was about an airplane that had crashed on final approach to the airport. the news even had footage. well, not only did my mother manage to get every single detail of the wrong story, yet she became an aviation expert in less than 30 seconds and told me what the cause of the crash was. funny thing is when she changed the channel, saw the same exact footage, and said, "oh no, another plane just crashed"
a year later I heard another story of a crash. to this day I don't know where, or why. all I knew was plane crash, so told my husband about it. he wanted to know more than I knew, and asked me what happened. I told him, "I don't know, my mother hasn't called me yet" lol
Joe Koy is one of the best with his stories about his Filipino mom.
They are the funniest because they are telling the truth 😄
They are the best people! Love the godly twinkle in Ben's eyes.
As a first generation Cuban American, our parents do constantly remind us 😅
they need to have a megaphone and remind all the other people, parents and children.
And it's not something you should stop doing with your kids.
Facts 😂
The spoiled Leftist Americans who became teachers and professors need to hear these stories!!
Keep that trend going. # that ess if you need to. Make sure they know.
My dad (American) has told me that Cubans are the most patriotic people he has ever met and he is not wrong since I’m half Cuban myself
He never went through the Bible belt I guess
I'm half Cuban too!
How cool for Ben to promote this guy!!!
What's the name of the comedian?
Thank you
@@Rachelgrace602
That’s so cool! Marcello Hernandez is spelled the same way in both English AND Spanish!
🤣🤣🤣
He's on snl
Ben will promote anything.
Good to see you laugh 😃.
Bless all those who came here legally.
My family fled communism from Cuba. This guy is funny because he's 100% correct!
Marcelo is killing it. Miami boy. Home team. Love to see it
What's his last name? I would like to see more of his show.
Marcello Hernandez. He's also a new member of SNL@@kilohead1
Hernandez! @@kilohead1
@@kilohead1Hernandez
Someone should tell him he is white, though.
From all of us cuban americans. To our older generations, thank you... really. ❤
But not for voting for Trump.
@danielperez08 Well we know by now voting Trump out at all costs only benefited the 1 percenters. The Elite the powerful and influential that hated being shun by Trump. Trump was a rogue. Did not play by their rules. And they hated not having a US Pres in their pockets.WELP They took no time in making back their money super quick with historic rises of inflation.Good job guys in rushing to vote for Coke head Bidden👍👌
You must be proud not learning a damn thing in 3 years..lol🤣🫣
It is insightful and intelligent commentary like this from Ben that will truly save this country. Amazing content. Amazing ideas. Fresh. Innovative. Not just watching someone else tell a joke. So good.
I love all my Cuban friends!! They are amazing people.. all around great folks!
We need more moms like her 😅 puts everything in perspective
All Cuban moms are like this. The "Abuelas" are even more so. ~Cuban American.
As a Cuban mom whom has experienced communism and my grandparents both Hitler and Castro, he’s on point
💯🎯‼️
That was funny, but true. This brother is too hilarious. Aloha, y'all.
I'm a child of two Polish parents, he's spot on
Now I am in a mad search for this kid. I want to hear more.
Have you figured out who he is?
and @MacroAggressor others were saying his name is Marcello Hernandez
He’s on SNL I’m pretty sure!
SNL! Hes great!
Thank you i want to look up this guy as well
Lol🎉
Having a Cuban father, he is SO on point. The accent is perfect 🥰 🇨🇺
Watching Ben enjoy the jokes is helping me enjoy the jokes. Hahahaha
As a child of Cuban parents, this is dead on!
Same here. I couldn't have asked for a more loving upbringing.
Marcello Hernandez stood and he delivered he knows comedy He will be one of my faves Thanks Mr Ben for showing his presentation
Thanks for dropping the name, come on Ben give this kid a shout out
& he's actually on SNL now
I'm 9th generation Floridian and grew up listening to Cubans say things like this. Cubans are my absolute favorite people, hands down. The food, the music, the vibes...😘
❤
Their food is amazing.
Thanks for the love! And yes I agree that we’re pretty awesome people
Same. I grew up in Florida and one of my best friends was Cuban. She was one of the funniest people I knew. I still imitate her fondly when she used to say, "And that's the wholething." Not two words. One word. I just loved her. 😊
I grew up in Miami...my first boyfriend at 16 years old was Cuban... I was invited to dinner at his home where his abuela insulted me for not chaperoned in Spanish through the whole meal...I pretended not to notice just like they pretend they can't speak English when it's convenient...but that's the first generation Cuban the older ones that were angry because of bay of pigs but free in the country that accepted them... Castro literally packed up all their prisoners and put them on boats to 🇺🇸
I love it when Ben laughs. He is always so serious so this is refreshing... Love Ben Shapiro!! Kris
You are a great young man.
..your mother did a great job raising you!!!
God bless...shine on!❤
I lived in Florida in the early 80s.
I love Cubans. They are smart, proud, hard working and the best neighbors you could ever ask for.
My Dad fell through a roof back home so I had to rush back and stay for a couple months.
I got back and my yard looked great, my bedding was fresh and my motorcycle was even washed and polished.
Class has nothing to do with $money.
That was back then. You would have a completely different opinion about the new generation coming in. I live in Miami so basically Cuba 2.0.
@@rosecanete353new generation of Cubans? Pretty sure it’s just the new generations that are a problem not specifically Cubans in Miami🤣😂 coming from a lifelong resident
Thank you as a Cuban American I really appreciate your comment
@@wompwomp7177I was gonna say, yeah, I think this is more of a Gen Z thing!
@@Lianabel2485 What do you think Americans should do ? Should they visit Cuba and see how it is directly ?
I lived in Florida and can verify that his imitation of his mom is spot on.
😂😂😂 I died. My mom is a Cuban mom can confirm this is 1000% true 😅
He's on SNL and awesome! th-cam.com/video/XFumvVCxUtU/w-d-xo.htmlsi=G2r7B18Jwn6Pdz4h
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Same my mom was fidel castros daughter, i can definitely relate
Uff same, try saying you don’t have any clothes to go out
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Oh dear I embarrassed by how much I love this!!’😊