It's the elite! They make money off of dividing us. As long as we are made to be victims, they are made to feel superior. Its reverse psychology. When we stop playing victim, we take control over our lives, and they lose reign. Strength comes in numbers, and they know that.
@@katiemccormick8846 and now its ABC crying about racism, while they temselves like a decade ago called Haitians "savages" for their voodoo involving pets and humans.
And yeah, being the only black guy in the theater was fun. There were Asians and Mexicans too. Houston. I feel like it was a fair representation of our local population. Crowd was hyped though. Lots of fun. Felt liked community.
Thats not how the math works if it comes to movie revenue. The studio gets basically 50%. Huge studios even get 55%. The DW probably less, cause cinema chains bleed small studios, the same way Disney/Warner aso bleed the cinema chains. So at best they are at 2.75 Mio in revenue at the moment. And thats not accounting for marketing (most likely another 1.5 Mio at least). So if the movie reaches 10 mio, then it is surely a success for The DW. 9 mio is probably the break even point.
@Smido83 Well once they saturate the US market as best they can, can they do a UK, IRE, AUS, EUR release? I am sure it would do well in those places too. What about the film festival circuit? Do you think any film festivals will pick it up?
Unfortunately, the race hustlers are not going away. This was written over 100 years ago by a former slave: “There is another class of coloured people who make a business of keeping the troubles, the wrongs, and the hardships of the Negro race before the public. Having learned that they are able to make a living out of their troubles, they have grown into the settled habit of advertising their wrongs - partly because they want sympathy and partly because it pays. Some of these people do not want the Negro to lose his grievances, because they do not want to lose their jobs.” ― written by Booker T. Washington in 1911
Went to see it, and when I talked to my coworkers about it, it was the most painful moment I had spend, I think I lost quite some friends. I m from Europe originally but been living in US for about 8 years. I watch EVERYTHING, really, I just go to theatre and watch everything. I didn't know Matt Walch, but I was surprise by that movie - I thought it was funny how he basically just let them speak, and how much money some people are doing on "anti-racism", the amount of money being scammed is what really shocked me the most. When I talked to my coworkers about it casually trying to recommend it, it was like I just had slaughter a baby in front of them, like i suddenly became a Nazi or some crazy thing like that, I was "brainwashed". I m now concerned to even mention that I've seen this movie, let alone try to recommend it. It's so weird, how in US (at least from my personal experience) people judge you or movie, or book etc... before to actually experience it themselves. I have now spent a good 2 hours online looking for review from "normal" people trying to find if I am indeed in the wrong here to have watched it. I think this movie will ultimately not be watched by the people who need to watch it the most.
Pal, I don't know you but you do sound a lot like a timid person. When will you stand up for what you believe and let no one gaslight you into believing their warped sense of mentality.
If these co-workers truly think that way after you commented on a movie that you saw, and you had a fun time, that says more about your co-workers than you. It shows that they're either a part of the group think, or they're secretly keeping their true thoughts to themselves to not face being shunned by weak individuals. There's nothing in the scenario you wrote that you should feel bad for.
@johnnybaboon8166 that's extreme. They should be given a platform to publicly express their opinions so they can be subjected to criticism. Freedom of speech isn't just for the people we like but also for people we don't like
I’m just sick of the division in America. we’re Americans, plain and simple. Ain’t no black, white, brown, yellow, red, blue, whatever. Just Americans and I wish we had that kind of thinking amongst our communities where we pick each other up despite differences. That’s what this country is about.
saw it Friday afternoon and I had a good time, I'm Latino and there was only 2 other people in the theater, granted it was friday and I went to an early show. I do like how Matt isn't actually trying to expose them by putting words in their mouth but rather he's letting them simply show the world what is being said behind closed doors in the workshops meant for only white people. A small nitpick is that I would have liked if Matt had more than just one outfit when he was on his journey it was a bit distracting seeing he only had that one the entire, well for the most part. I was laughing my ass off during the Subway scenes that was gold. Anyways I hope more people see it and not just assume it's racist without even seeing it which there's already articles coming out against it.
I agree w you. Finding the DEI movement bullshit, doesn’t mean you are anti-black people. That’s the lesson I left with, that there isn’t anything to this movement except that it posits the elite academics as the experts who can take in money on this bullshit. There were black people and asians at the theatre I saw it in. Btw, I’m in Ontario but I love Michigan. Friendliest state in the nation!
Just got back from a showing, and I'm interested to see the reaction to this film. This might be the first thing from "conservative media" that is just flat out good. Not on a curve, not if you turn your brain off, just geniunely decent. Keep in mind its not perfect obviously, but the whole theater, including me, was laughing from beginning to end, and im not exaggerating. One of the better things I've seen recently.
Lifetime Dem can't wait to vote for Kamala Harris and Tim Waltz and Trump is Racist he's caused whole lot of problems in Springfield Ohio calling Haitians illegal even though they there legally and saying they eat cats and dogs which is an out and out lie also both people who tried to assassinate Trump were current or former Republicans so that's Not on us if what you got from watching the movie is to Politically Homeless when this is the Best time ever to be a Democrat and to support Harris and Waltz then that's just sad 😢
I want black people to see this movie because I believe that many hear the label "anti-racist" and that's enough. They don't understand how schools, corporations, etc. are pivoting to a neo-racist ideology (called "anti-racism").
I saw it this week in Los Angeles. The entire audience was howling! ❤😂. I'll be headlining One Night Stan's in Waterford this December. Come out and see the show...
@Pishum10 You can see Am I Racist? in theatres across Canada since Friday. Of course in major cities like Toronto, Ottawa, Montreal but in some smaller cities and suburbs too.
I love honest people and organic thoughts over ideological people who are in an echo chamber on both sides! You earned my sub and I hope and know you will be successful on TH-cam , stay true to yourself and “ damm the torpedos full speed ahead!” Also I love in Sterling Heights and moved here from San Diego in 1990 with my wife who is a white lady who graduated from Osborn High School and I have nothing but love for Detroit and it’s awesome residents.
I'm not sure if you heard of Voddie Baucham but he is a black pastor who has also been tackling the racism issue as well. He is very well-spoken and honestly a great person too. Totally recommend checking his stuff out!:)
I’m the opposite. I’m white and most of my life in lived in Baltimore city around mostly black people. I may of felt occasionally like I wasn’t part of the club but never excluded.
Bro 😂 the beginning was almost dramatic.. but funny tho. I'm just glad that people of all colors and creeds and not brainwashed by the nonsense that leftists people push. It's just toxic, one hundred percent ridiculous nonsense.
I really appreciate your review and perspectives. This is easily the funniest movie I've seen in years. All people should see this film but I think liberal white women most need to see it. You asked about a black person to promo it. I think Morgan Freeman would be perfect. His 60 minutes interview on black history month was so in keeping with the message of this movie.
When the movie began it was all white people at the theatre but after we stretched out of our whiteness and decolonised ourselves suddenly the room become DEI.
It's kinda funny how a film that literally asks in the title "Am I Racist?" has immediately been labelled as 'racist' by race grifters who have vowed to never see it
The important detail there is the "who have vowed to never see it" People who can judge it without even seeing it in generally are not the most honest of individuals. My only concern was that did Walsh let the experts speak their mind and not trying to put words in their mouth or dishonestly edit what they said, and all reviews I've listened seem to support that Walsh let people give their opinions without trying to guide them to say what he wanted them to say.
My daddy was right when he said that if you don't think for yourself, there will be people around you that will be ONLY to happy to do your thinking for you. Clearly, DEI exists for those who don't want to do their own thinking!
So Matt Walsh once again exposes stupidity basically? I liked his "What is a woman" so I am going to watch "Am I a racist?" too. Great review! Thank you.
Hey brother. I appreciated your thoughts on this. Have you heard of Coleman Hughes? As a white man, I (like you presumably) just noticed who people are rather than what they are. The other day someone yelled, “you white piece of s***!” when they drove past me. They definitely didn’t know me. I was just walking. The guy was Mexican (like almost everyone else here), but that doesn’t matter. There are plenty of incredible Mexicans; I married one! Score! Are there are intolerable Mexicans. Great white 🦈 and great blacks. There are cruel white and black and Asians. So WHY would anyone distinguish based off of race/color? It’s the least telling trait of a person. Granted, there are statistics, but generally, first impressions should be a more reserved form of yourself because not everyone is composed or to be trusted. First get to know someone, regardless of their race, then reveal more. Ps. Consider doing a podcast! I do one. It’s a great way to share your thoughts. Once again, check out Coleman Hughes. Thank you again!
One thing I talked through with a friend is how I think many peoples racist experiences are not necessarily because someone is racist and hates or discriminates against another persons race, but because they are angry with an individual. A this younger HS student I know was saying how he sees racism at school when people argue and someone calls someone else a slur. I was like let’s think about this, if I’m angry and I call a fat person fat do I hate all fat people? No, I think a majority of times people are labeled racist when they are just angry at a person, now people shouldn’t react out of hatred or pride, but just food for thought when people are talking about racism. Is this person actually a racist or are they just angry and chose to say something that they know will hurt my feelings. Like being called a cracker doesn’t hurt me, so people don’t call me it lol.
in the words of Amir Odom (who's channel I HIGHLY recommend), "We are living our ancestors dreams". and that has stuck with me. I'm not that oppressed, I don't need reparations for what my ancestors went through, and I don't need someone speaking for me. "We all can't be captain save a hoe".
Just saw the movie and even took my liberal brother, it was fucking hysterical.. we were both laughing, I mean, it's one of those where regardless of politics you can't not laugh at how bad these grifters embarass themselves, and the comedy was just top notch, haven't seen a Mockumentary like this that funny since Borat tbh. Definitely recommend anyone go see, we all need a good laugh like the good ol' South Park days. This is kinda one of those
I am old school traditionalist, Bible believing dude. Racism to me was always the stupidest thing for a conservative to be. Literally every human being came from the same two people so there is only one race with variants based on thousands of years of adaptation to different climates. Why does melanin count mean anything? As far as i am concerned there are only two races: men and women. Loved Am I Racist? Funniest comedy i have seen in a long time. Reminded me of growing up in the '80s. People of every shade and ethnicity poking fun at each other through stereotypes because we understood how stupid it was to make fun of others for being born with certain skin tones or physical features.
I haven't seen the movie but can't wait for it to be available on streaming platforms. As a pink colored Italian. I can tell that you're genuinely being yourself and this is a huge positive. I personally have an aversion to people who adopt fake personas and are basically putting on a conditioned act to my face. Then accuse me of being racist because I don't want to listen to their conditioning as if I'm obligated to respect their brainwashing. So many people need to eat humble pie, drop the conditioning and just be themselves.
Great take. Although I haven't seen the movie yet, I've been keeping an eye on Matt and the Daily Wire in general for quite some time (along with a lot of other podcasters), so I definitely know how the movie goes. But then again, I am aligned with your thinking to begin with lol. Anyway, nice job and good luck on your channel. Trust me, I remember starting out and has time has passed, it has gotten more difficult to be a solo travel navigating the TH-cam algorithms. Just keep moving forward. Again, nice job.
The main problem for this type of content in creating it is the higher the celebrity status, the harder it is to get people to be honest when speaking to the audience. I like your idea of a high-profile actor, but could you imagine Morgan Freeman asking you these questions. Normal people, no matter the race, would be starstruck.
Only bad review I have seen is from a guy dressed as a girl. I only watched 5 minutes. I don't think he actually watched it from whay I gathered in the first 5 minutes. The comment section is full of people bashin Walsh and the movie.😂😂😂
Nice review man. I also really appreciate your perspective and experience on racism. You are right, and even Morgan Freeman said "Just stop talking about it (racism)." I am what most people would call an "old white man" (even though I act and get around like I am in my 20's) and I DO have black friends. When I mentioned this in a response to a comment on a TH-cam video, the response I got was "That's exactly what a racist would say." I replied back asking if THEY had and black friends, and if not, why? Are THEY racist? I also mentioned if I didn't have any black friends he would say of course I don't because I am racist. So I asked him to tell me how to NOT be racist. LOL....I never heard from him again. I agree. Racism is perpetuated, erroneously, by people who seem to WANT there to be racism so that they have a "cause" to battle against. So that they can seem like noble people because they feel so strongly against racism. However, as many have said......there is more demand than supply of racism today. When I am with my black friends I don't think "I am with my black friends now." Of course not. I am just with my friends, and of course we're having a good time. That's why we're friends.
The people out there are finding anything to be racist or be offended by because if they didn't, they'd have nothing to do. They'd have to get a real job to support themselves. The same thing has gone on with the groups who were founded on getting rights for people who are gay. They won years ago, but they still had a lot of money left over. They simply went to the next thing so they could keep it afloat. It's why we have the trans era. They had to fudge around with gender dysphoria to make it a bigger umbrella than it actually is.
I just saw this movie, and it was hilarious. Also, I was the only black guy in the theatre as well... which was kind of wild. More people need to go and watch this movie, from all backgrounds...
The premise sold to those in the movie was it was a movie about racism thats it .. and he just lets these people talk its brilliant.. they are so sheltered in these weird groups
Im culturally agnostic and it seems like you're damed it you do ir dont. As a black male I sometimes feel trapped culturally with the "thats not black narrative"
Dave Chappelle wouldn't be afraid of being called anything, but he is probably too recognizable to pull off something like this. Although, in a strictly white neighborhood, maybe he could.
I was at the movies this weekend to watch Speak no evil Good movie by the way and I just happened to talk to someone who had seen this movie and highly recommended it and told me what it was about it sounds really interesting 🤔 I probably won't see it in the movie theater because as Dem I don't want to give my money to Republicans same reason I'm not going to go see Reagan in the movie theater but I'll definitely look for it maybe it will be on a Pirate network or someone will put it TH-cam or something soon but I will definitely look for it
@@kinggeno1 Thank you, brother TH-camr. Just starting out, and mostly flying blind and trying to get a workflow. But I’ll eventually get it. Reminds of my new journey into Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and Judo: I just have to be patient with myself, but still push myself.
The religious right might not like this comparison but look at Catholicism Being guilty of *something* gives you a path to absolve you of your sins, to be redeemed is a heroic endeavour
Care to explain? Never seen catholics think of themselves as “heroes” because they received forgiveness for their sins, But grateful for the grace received.
@@carlosjuarez8761 But the idea that everyone is inherently sinful. Catholic guilt is a thing and the idea that there is specific places to confess your sins They might not think of themselves to be heroes but they have constructed a system that allows a path to redemption (providing you believe in god) How is that any different than a white person thinking they "owe" the world something for the sins of their ancestors? Anti-racism is the same constructed path and its compatible with atheism since you're seeking redemption from society
The demand for racism greatly exceeds the supply in the US.
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Which is why wannabe victims tire of waiting around and then implement a hoax.
It's the elite! They make money off of dividing us. As long as we are made to be victims, they are made to feel superior. Its reverse psychology. When we stop playing victim, we take control over our lives, and they lose reign. Strength comes in numbers, and they know that.
@@katiemccormick8846 and now its ABC crying about racism, while they temselves like a decade ago called Haitians "savages" for their voodoo involving pets and humans.
nailed it.
And yeah, being the only black guy in the theater was fun. There were Asians and Mexicans too. Houston. I feel like it was a fair representation of our local population. Crowd was hyped though. Lots of fun. Felt liked community.
@@danhouston4931 Nice, that’s good to hear
@@kinggeno1 Thanks for the review. 🎉
Budget was 3 million dollars. Movie made 4.75 million in its opening weekend.
Third highest grossing film of the weekend
@@klooks Been dancing 'round my room for 24 hours...happy dance.
Actually 5 million plus
Thats not how the math works if it comes to movie revenue. The studio gets basically 50%. Huge studios even get 55%. The DW probably less, cause cinema chains bleed small studios, the same way Disney/Warner aso bleed the cinema chains. So at best they are at 2.75 Mio in revenue at the moment. And thats not accounting for marketing (most likely another 1.5 Mio at least). So if the movie reaches 10 mio, then it is surely a success for The DW. 9 mio is probably the break even point.
@Smido83 Well once they saturate the US market as best they can, can they do a UK, IRE, AUS, EUR release? I am sure it would do well in those places too. What about the film festival circuit? Do you think any film festivals will pick it up?
Try Thomas Sowell if you're interested on economics and other things. The guy had been calling out the BS happening in the US a long time ago.
Sowell is an amazing human being. His books are treasure!
@@tehehe5929 He's amazing with how he formulates his thoughts.
Unfortunately, the race hustlers are not going away. This was written over 100 years ago by a former slave:
“There is another class of coloured people who make a business of keeping the troubles, the wrongs, and the hardships of the Negro race before the public. Having learned that they are able to make a living out of their troubles, they have grown into the settled habit of advertising their wrongs - partly because they want sympathy and partly because it pays. Some of these people do not want the Negro to lose his grievances, because they do not want to lose their jobs.”
― written by Booker T. Washington in 1911
Thomas is wonderful. I could listen to him all day.
Went to see it, and when I talked to my coworkers about it, it was the most painful moment I had spend, I think I lost quite some friends. I m from Europe originally but been living in US for about 8 years. I watch EVERYTHING, really, I just go to theatre and watch everything. I didn't know Matt Walch, but I was surprise by that movie - I thought it was funny how he basically just let them speak, and how much money some people are doing on "anti-racism", the amount of money being scammed is what really shocked me the most. When I talked to my coworkers about it casually trying to recommend it, it was like I just had slaughter a baby in front of them, like i suddenly became a Nazi or some crazy thing like that, I was "brainwashed". I m now concerned to even mention that I've seen this movie, let alone try to recommend it. It's so weird, how in US (at least from my personal experience) people judge you or movie, or book etc... before to actually experience it themselves. I have now spent a good 2 hours online looking for review from "normal" people trying to find if I am indeed in the wrong here to have watched it. I think this movie will ultimately not be watched by the people who need to watch it the most.
Pal, I don't know you but you do sound a lot like a timid person.
When will you stand up for what you believe and let no one gaslight you into believing their warped sense of mentality.
If these co-workers truly think that way after you commented on a movie that you saw, and you had a fun time, that says more about your co-workers than you.
It shows that they're either a part of the group think, or they're secretly keeping their true thoughts to themselves to not face being shunned by weak individuals.
There's nothing in the scenario you wrote that you should feel bad for.
america is a broken country. Get out.
Yes you’re normal. It’s too bad your friends are like that
You can be fired for no reason in many places.
It takes some courage to go see this as a black person. The media has happily painted it as a racist film and you gotta take a chance.
That was expected though
@@kinggeno1I’m watching from Sweden. I so appreciate to be able to watch youtube videos about subjects like this.
@@kinggeno1 Some people in Sweden (and the rest of Europe) ”import” ideas from the US. About racism etc.
I went to see it Saturday , I enjoyed it honestly, and same I was the only black person there 😂
It only takes courage if you actually care what these woke idiots think or say
Yeah... the class he taught was uncomfortable to watch. Those people were willing to do anything! That was crazy and sad.
Maaaaannnn
IT WAS SO CRINGE BRO
I saw the movie and the theater was full, and everyone had a great time. We need to expose those who are divisive on purpose.
I almost feel as though anyone with a platform who is purposefully dividing the country should be exiled and forbid to return to America.
@johnnybaboon8166 that's extreme. They should be given a platform to publicly express their opinions so they can be subjected to criticism. Freedom of speech isn't just for the people we like but also for people we don't like
I’m just sick of the division in America. we’re Americans, plain and simple. Ain’t no black, white, brown, yellow, red, blue, whatever. Just Americans and I wish we had that kind of thinking amongst our communities where we pick each other up despite differences. That’s what this country is about.
He just let them talk and the audience laughed. The grift war revealed in 4K.
Glenn Lowry, John McWarter, and Larry Elder are those black people you seek.
thomas sowell
And Thomas Sowell
dont forget walter williams. He's since passed but his words remain.
Who knew a documentary would have me and my hubs laughing so hard. Important to shed light on the subject and doing it with humor
saw it Friday afternoon and I had a good time, I'm Latino and there was only 2 other people in the theater, granted it was friday and I went to an early show. I do like how Matt isn't actually trying to expose them by putting words in their mouth but rather he's letting them simply show the world what is being said behind closed doors in the workshops meant for only white people. A small nitpick is that I would have liked if Matt had more than just one outfit when he was on his journey it was a bit distracting seeing he only had that one the entire, well for the most part. I was laughing my ass off during the Subway scenes that was gold. Anyways I hope more people see it and not just assume it's racist without even seeing it which there's already articles coming out against it.
@@POPINCONEJO88 unfortunately that will be the outcome. But definitely a funny movie
I agree w you. Finding the DEI movement bullshit, doesn’t mean you are anti-black people. That’s the lesson I left with, that there isn’t anything to this movement except that it posits the elite academics as the experts who can take in money on this bullshit. There were black people and asians at the theatre I saw it in. Btw, I’m in Ontario but I love Michigan. Friendliest state in the nation!
Just got back from a showing, and I'm interested to see the reaction to this film. This might be the first thing from "conservative media" that is just flat out good. Not on a curve, not if you turn your brain off, just geniunely decent. Keep in mind its not perfect obviously, but the whole theater, including me, was laughing from beginning to end, and im not exaggerating. One of the better things I've seen recently.
What Is A Woman is good as well.
….what is a woman is GREAT!!!
Racism wasnt profitable when i was growing up in the 90s 😂 or least wayyy less profitable
I really enjoyed the movie too. Thanks for putting your thoughts out there for the public to hear.
When the white people in the theater saw you, did they smile "too much" or was it the right amount? 🤣
Just a little smirk😂
I loved it as a lifetime dem. Now I’m politically homeless.
Breaking: 2nd attempt on DJT life just happened, media say he is ok.
@@CatLoverx900 I am too
@@kinggeno1 let’s hope for better days ahead. ❤️
Lifetime Dem can't wait to vote for Kamala Harris and Tim Waltz and Trump is Racist he's caused whole lot of problems in Springfield Ohio calling Haitians illegal even though they there legally and saying they eat cats and dogs which is an out and out lie also both people who tried to assassinate Trump were current or former Republicans so that's Not on us if what you got from watching the movie is to Politically Homeless when this is the Best time ever to be a Democrat and to support Harris and Waltz then that's just sad 😢
I want black people to see this movie because I believe that many hear the label "anti-racist" and that's enough. They don't understand how schools, corporations, etc. are pivoting to a neo-racist ideology (called "anti-racism").
I saw it this week in Los Angeles. The entire audience was howling! ❤😂. I'll be headlining One Night Stan's in Waterford this December. Come out and see the show...
its crazy the hate some reviewers are getting for enjoying this movie.
Great review! Shot out to Waterford Michigan, I am from there also 😊
I live in Canada and can't watch it till it's on DW. Glad you enjoyed it, I am excited to see it
You’ll be cracking up the whole time
@Pishum10
You can see Am I Racist? in theatres across Canada since Friday.
Of course in major cities like Toronto, Ottawa, Montreal but in some smaller cities and suburbs too.
@@kinggeno1 I Hope the movie comes to Europe. We all so much need the discussion and the laughter. Grifters gonna grift, We need to laugh at them.
I love honest people and organic thoughts over ideological people who are in an echo chamber on both sides! You earned my sub and I hope and know you will be successful on TH-cam , stay true to yourself and “ damm the torpedos full speed ahead!” Also I love in Sterling Heights and moved here from San Diego in 1990 with my wife who is a white lady who graduated from Osborn High School and I have nothing but love for Detroit and it’s awesome residents.
Thank you 🖤 this comment means a lot
I just saw it too. It was fresh.
I'm not sure if you heard of Voddie Baucham but he is a black pastor who has also been tackling the racism issue as well. He is very well-spoken and honestly a great person too. Totally recommend checking his stuff out!:)
Thanks so much for this! I hope this video convinces people to go see it that wouldn't have given it a chance otherwise. God bless!
I’m the opposite. I’m white and most of my life in lived in Baltimore city around mostly black people. I may of felt occasionally like I wasn’t part of the club but never excluded.
Bro 😂 the beginning was almost dramatic.. but funny tho. I'm just glad that people of all colors and creeds and not brainwashed by the nonsense that leftists people push. It's just toxic, one hundred percent ridiculous nonsense.
I really appreciate your review and perspectives. This is easily the funniest movie I've seen in years. All people should see this film but I think liberal white women most need to see it. You asked about a black person to promo it. I think Morgan Freeman would be perfect. His 60 minutes interview on black history month was so in keeping with the message of this movie.
I have been fan of Matt Walsh since his blog days. Yes blog. Thats gotta be I think 10 to 15 years. I didn't know what he looked like.
Movie is a perfect example of someone speaking for you when you are standing right next to them.
When the movie began it was all white people at the theatre but after we stretched out of our whiteness and decolonised ourselves suddenly the room become DEI.
This movie was hilarious!!! Good on Matt!! Robin DiAngelo is exposed and she’s pissed!!😂😂
It was cringe in places but so funny! Why do these people want us separated?
It's kinda funny how a film that literally asks in the title "Am I Racist?" has immediately been labelled as 'racist' by race grifters who have vowed to never see it
The important detail there is the "who have vowed to never see it"
People who can judge it without even seeing it in generally are not the most honest of individuals.
My only concern was that did Walsh let the experts speak their mind and not trying to put words in their mouth or dishonestly edit what they said, and all reviews I've listened seem to support that Walsh let people give their opinions without trying to guide them to say what he wanted them to say.
It's incredible to me that the situations are all real and the people mean what they say. 😮
Best movie of the year best topic of the Year this movie deserves an Oscar .
These people are beyond pathetic!
Good job of exposing them Matt
My daddy was right when he said that if you don't think for yourself, there will be people around you that will be ONLY to happy to do your thinking for you. Clearly, DEI exists for those who don't want to do their own thinking!
Reality is that there are plenty of people who do not want to think for themselves.
So Matt Walsh once again exposes stupidity basically? I liked his "What is a woman" so I am going to watch "Am I a racist?" too. Great review! Thank you.
It’s a mockumentary not documentary
If you aren't sure if the people you grew up were racist, just ask them if they liked "The Acolyte".
@@cavaliermmiv 😂 nice
Hey brother. I appreciated your thoughts on this. Have you heard of Coleman Hughes?
As a white man, I (like you presumably) just noticed who people are rather than what they are. The other day someone yelled, “you white piece of s***!” when they drove past me. They definitely didn’t know me. I was just walking. The guy was Mexican (like almost everyone else here), but that doesn’t matter. There are plenty of incredible Mexicans; I married one! Score! Are there are intolerable Mexicans. Great white 🦈 and great blacks. There are cruel white and black and Asians. So WHY would anyone distinguish based off of race/color? It’s the least telling trait of a person. Granted, there are statistics, but generally, first impressions should be a more reserved form of yourself because not everyone is composed or to be trusted. First get to know someone, regardless of their race, then reveal more.
Ps. Consider doing a podcast! I do one. It’s a great way to share your thoughts. Once again, check out Coleman Hughes.
Thank you again!
I’ll definitely check him out, thank you!
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very good review. :) you're the third reviewer i've seen who likes the film. i'm definitely going to go see it.
Glad you enjoyed they movie. I enjoyed "What is a woman". Going by the trailer this looks alot of fun. This is the job of comedy!
Great movie. Saw it last night.
You need to watch some “Borat “ movies to see the art of trolling in an interview in documentary style
I’m watching that later today
havent laughed that hard in a theater in AWHILE. very impressed with matt walsh.
Thank you for the review
Great review!
Nice to hear your opinion K.
I thought it was hilarious too!
Check out Thomas Sowell. My personal Hero.
Thanks for your thoughts on this movie. Here in Europe we won't be able to see it in cinemas unfortunately.
@@tobbiganz4215 dang that sucks
One thing I talked through with a friend is how I think many peoples racist experiences are not necessarily because someone is racist and hates or discriminates against another persons race, but because they are angry with an individual.
A this younger HS student I know was saying how he sees racism at school when people argue and someone calls someone else a slur.
I was like let’s think about this, if I’m angry and I call a fat person fat do I hate all fat people? No, I think a majority of times people are labeled racist when they are just angry at a person, now people shouldn’t react out of hatred or pride, but just food for thought when people are talking about racism.
Is this person actually a racist or are they just angry and chose to say something that they know will hurt my feelings.
Like being called a cracker doesn’t hurt me, so people don’t call me it lol.
@@JmPie74 you’re right and also ignorance is another reason
if somebody is calling them fat everyday. then maybe they do hate fat people. difference between doing it once and everyday. high school bullying
Morgan freeman
Jesse lee peterson for president
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THAT'S AMAZING
in the words of Amir Odom (who's channel I HIGHLY recommend), "We are living our ancestors dreams". and that has stuck with me. I'm not that oppressed, I don't need reparations for what my ancestors went through, and I don't need someone speaking for me. "We all can't be captain save a hoe".
Just saw the movie and even took my liberal brother, it was fucking hysterical.. we were both laughing, I mean, it's one of those where regardless of politics you can't not laugh at how bad these grifters embarass themselves, and the comedy was just top notch, haven't seen a Mockumentary like this that funny since Borat tbh. Definitely recommend anyone go see, we all need a good laugh like the good ol' South Park days. This is kinda one of those
I am old school traditionalist, Bible believing dude. Racism to me was always the stupidest thing for a conservative to be. Literally every human being came from the same two people so there is only one race with variants based on thousands of years of adaptation to different climates.
Why does melanin count mean anything? As far as i am concerned there are only two races: men and women.
Loved Am I Racist? Funniest comedy i have seen in a long time. Reminded me of growing up in the '80s. People of every shade and ethnicity poking fun at each other through stereotypes because we understood how stupid it was to make fun of others for being born with certain skin tones or physical features.
You should interview Matt Walsh
I would absolutely love to
Thanks for reviewing this.
Budget is about $3M but the movie made $4.6M on the first week.
Great review , the big time reviewers will not review it. They are spineless fools
Make sure I don’t end up that way
@@kinggeno1 I am sure you never will
I haven't seen the movie but can't wait for it to be available on streaming platforms.
As a pink colored Italian. I can tell that you're genuinely being yourself and this is a huge positive. I personally have an aversion to people who adopt fake personas and are basically putting on a conditioned act to my face. Then accuse me of being racist because I don't want to listen to their conditioning as if I'm obligated to respect their brainwashing. So many people need to eat humble pie, drop the conditioning and just be themselves.
I appreciate that
Great take. Although I haven't seen the movie yet, I've been keeping an eye on Matt and the Daily Wire in general for quite some time (along with a lot of other podcasters), so I definitely know how the movie goes. But then again, I am aligned with your thinking to begin with lol. Anyway, nice job and good luck on your channel. Trust me, I remember starting out and has time has passed, it has gotten more difficult to be a solo travel navigating the TH-cam algorithms. Just keep moving forward. Again, nice job.
@@TravelCostaRicaNOW thanks for the kind words and inspiration I definitely won’t be stopping
The main problem for this type of content in creating it is the higher the celebrity status, the harder it is to get people to be honest when speaking to the audience. I like your idea of a high-profile actor, but could you imagine Morgan Freeman asking you these questions. Normal people, no matter the race, would be starstruck.
Denzel Washington and Morgan Freeman would be great personalities to get involved with this issue.
Only bad review I have seen is from a guy dressed as a girl. I only watched 5 minutes. I don't think he actually watched it from whay I gathered in the first 5 minutes. The comment section is full of people bashin Walsh and the movie.😂😂😂
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Nice review man. I also really appreciate your perspective and experience on racism. You are right, and even Morgan Freeman said "Just stop talking about it (racism)." I am what most people would call an "old white man" (even though I act and get around like I am in my 20's) and I DO have black friends. When I mentioned this in a response to a comment on a TH-cam video, the response I got was "That's exactly what a racist would say." I replied back asking if THEY had and black friends, and if not, why? Are THEY racist? I also mentioned if I didn't have any black friends he would say of course I don't because I am racist. So I asked him to tell me how to NOT be racist. LOL....I never heard from him again.
I agree. Racism is perpetuated, erroneously, by people who seem to WANT there to be racism so that they have a "cause" to battle against. So that they can seem like noble people because they feel so strongly against racism. However, as many have said......there is more demand than supply of racism today. When I am with my black friends I don't think "I am with my black friends now." Of course not. I am just with my friends, and of course we're having a good time. That's why we're friends.
The people out there are finding anything to be racist or be offended by because if they didn't, they'd have nothing to do. They'd have to get a real job to support themselves.
The same thing has gone on with the groups who were founded on getting rights for people who are gay. They won years ago, but they still had a lot of money left over. They simply went to the next thing so they could keep it afloat. It's why we have the trans era. They had to fudge around with gender dysphoria to make it a bigger umbrella than it actually is.
Awesome message brother thank you
I just saw this movie, and it was hilarious. Also, I was the only black guy in the theatre as well... which was kind of wild. More people need to go and watch this movie, from all backgrounds...
5:55 Dave Chappell? That guy don’t give a flying F and is loved universally 👏
Thanks for the review. I enjoyed your take on it.
Thanx for your genuine take on the movie, man!
Be sure to watch after the end credits, one of the best parts of the movie
Something told me to stay but I didn’t
It also proves that these people live in their own little bubble because they didn't even recognize Matt when he wasn't wearing the wig & glasses.
Exactly 😂
Thanks for reviewing
Cost 3 million, made 4 million over the weekend
Get Denzel
@@allanhutton1123 he would never 😭
Appreciate you sharing!
The premise sold to those in the movie was it was a movie about racism thats it .. and he just lets these people talk its brilliant.. they are so sheltered in these weird groups
Yep I saw Matt’s commentary on it I love it 😂
You're cute
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Waterford MI I lived there for years nice area, it was my upgrade from living in Yak town
Thank you for sharing your perspective! ❤
Loved your review, thank you.
Im culturally agnostic and it seems like you're damed it you do ir dont. As a black male I sometimes feel trapped culturally with the "thats not black narrative"
Same
I love being a white woman. Everyone thinks about me every day ❤
not "you" specifically.
Definitely and every race of men simping for you 😂
I love this view😂😂😂😂
We don't
Dave Chappelle wouldn't be afraid of being called anything, but he is probably too recognizable to pull off something like this. Although, in a strictly white neighborhood, maybe he could.
lol. He would have to be in heavy disguise because Dave is way too famous, even to white people.
I was at the movies this weekend to watch Speak no evil Good movie by the way and I just happened to talk to someone who had seen this movie and highly recommended it and told me what it was about it sounds really interesting 🤔 I probably won't see it in the movie theater because as Dem I don't want to give my money to Republicans same reason I'm not going to go see Reagan in the movie theater but I'll definitely look for it maybe it will be on a Pirate network or someone will put it TH-cam or something soon but I will definitely look for it
Matt Walsh is not a politician so you’re not supporting a party by going to see this movie
Very good reaction! ❤
Thanks for your review and sharing your experience. Going to see it today and post a review on my channel later. Following you now. Good stuff.
I’ll check yours out as well
@@kinggeno1 Thank you, brother TH-camr. Just starting out, and mostly flying blind and trying to get a workflow. But I’ll eventually get it. Reminds of my new journey into Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and Judo: I just have to be patient with myself, but still push myself.
Agreed. Such a forced narrative. ... DEI took us back and Matt IS BRAVE to DO this!! HE is TOUGH!!!!
Took us back where
@@ashlibabbittcroakedit9108 In progress... back in history... back in development.... back in policy... IT REGRESSED AMERICA...
@@scarredcitizen2023 Lol don't blame DEI for America problems
Well said.
The religious right might not like this comparison but look at Catholicism
Being guilty of *something* gives you a path to absolve you of your sins, to be redeemed is a heroic endeavour
Care to explain? Never seen catholics think of themselves as “heroes” because they received forgiveness for their sins, But grateful for the grace received.
@@carlosjuarez8761 But the idea that everyone is inherently sinful. Catholic guilt is a thing and the idea that there is specific places to confess your sins
They might not think of themselves to be heroes but they have constructed a system that allows a path to redemption (providing you believe in god)
How is that any different than a white person thinking they "owe" the world something for the sins of their ancestors? Anti-racism is the same constructed path and its compatible with atheism since you're seeking redemption from society