@@xMr_Sebax hes racist because he doesnt want to hug someone who called him a nigger? Crazy world we live in where we gotta hug someone to not he called racist. Imagine that
@@adrianamurrillo7473 He never said that. There's a genius video where he breaks it down. This isn't an open dialogue on race in America. It's the white guy saying a whole bunch of stereotypical shit and the black guy correcting him.
If you get hyped at the first part and got offended at the second part, you missed the point of the song If you get hyped at the second part and got offended at the first part, you missed the point of the song
The person who made the song said you was suppose to pick the black side because the white side was racist, so yall the ones who didn't understand the point of the video
@@bubbasends7662 we do not call each other Nigger.. That statement in itself shows you know nothing.... And I found out later that they just mouthing the words... But the matter of the fact is its going to put us off a bit it is a slur that hurts... Everything that was said upon the "white man" part was things that we already know people say about us.... It hurts but it isn't surprising in the least... And if you don't know what you talking about next time just don't say anything at all. Unless you have a genuine question and actually want to know something. Have a great day
@@aallieen9119 how is it posible that you think a person from India is an Asian. And I guess if we take it in its purest for the race would be by all characteristics including skin color nose lips eyes ears and in some areas even height. A race isnt defined by the color of there skin categorically if a white person was born in Asia only knows asian and moves to america for what ever reason by description to the police to identify someone they are white but by life and geographic placement they are also Asian so why does color matter so much be you and stop worring about what other people think of you what other people see about you when I look at someone I take the time to analyze the most inportant parts character and personality. Not intelligence or skin color not how much money they have what type of car they drive i look for and talk to or associate with people who care for others not people who care what everyone else cares for.
ripper boi lols. 😂😂😂😂😂😂. Dude if you have melanin you are Racially BLACK! You are not African, YES. But bro you are A black person. African is not a race My Man, it's a Continent. Not a race. You ARE BLACK. A COLOURED HUMAN. BE PROUD OF THAT. 💕💕💕💕
Im asian and even Im getting annoyed by how they were just like "eh" to the white guy but was hyped af with the black guy. Are they forgetting that "both guys" are the same guy? But im getting really annoyed by the dude in the middle........
It’s his opinion and you saying he’s race at and everyone commenting on just the guy in the middle is making the situation worse yes he could’ve missed the meaning of the song but you don’t comment hat on him that’s just rude
If people think a hug make will racism go away then we still have a lot to learn. Everyone must forget that the entire song was written by a black man who put his frustration into words and that the white man in the video didn't actually say any of this. Nine times out of ten if a black man and hugs a white man you better believe they are already friends cause is certain parts of this country that black man will have a reason why he didn't come if this conversation actually happen in real life. This is a video guys remember that.
There's nothing wrong with you guys pausing the video, because you *REWIND* it after your comments to make sure that you don't miss anything. I only hate reaction video pauses when people don't rewind and then miss half of the lyrics.
Paul Dombrowski to be honest (I’m white asf but) I like both sides, but I will stick to the black ppl. I got many reasons for that. But this dudes kinda weird. I have seen a lot of reactions from smart and beautiful ppl. And those guys don’t get the point at the start. 🙏🏽
Paul you need to watch the whole video. With all due respect, no pun intended. I just hope u heard both sides bcuz he make some good points about corrupt white people. Im white. but Im taking both sides
@@sethdunbar1996 I'm white asf and I also agree with both sides, we really need to sit down and talk, even yell, just to understand the struggles of both sides
the middle dude: "He look like he racist too" "I still wouldn't hug him" then why the hell you watching this if you still don't get the message man. See, people like you who just can't be open-minded is 50% the reason for racism, because you make assumptions first. Be open-minded man, be empathetic. True empathy Requires that you step outside Your own emotions To view things entirely from The perspective of The other person
"I gotta remember its Joyner sayin' this and not this dude"..."republican starter pack"..."I still wouldn't hug him". Thanks for being part of the exact problem that Joyner is trying to point out (looking at you dude in the middle, the dude with a belly full of cheeseburgers and a heart full of hate)
Agreed. I would have subscribed if it wasn't for the dude in the middle. Great job alienating a demographic that makes up 70% of the population in the country you live in that could have been subscribers.
So if a white dude was reacting and he was imitating black people by talking stereotypical "black", telling the white dude in the video to "get his ass" when it showed the white dude while the black dude was talking, and then the white dude says the black dude looks like a stereotypical whatever after seeing him for 1 second wouldn't be racist? All of which you all did and more. This video should start a conversation about race not enforce racists stereotypes. I think you all missed the point on this. I watched at least 20 reactions on this. Mostly black people because I truly want to see the other side. None of the white people I watched ever cheered the white dude on. They mostly cringe at what he's saying. The ones I subscribed to was the reactions from the black TH-camrs who admit some flaws from people in their race and start a discussion of why they disagree on some of the other points. They share their opinion on why they agree with some of the points the black actor was saying. And yes, I admit flaws about some people in my race. Don't get me wrong, you all made some good points at the end of the video, but a video that's supposed to start a discussion about race is not the time to make racist jokes. Save that for another video.
Sunshine Studios That’s not true. Once you rewatch the video if you haven’t gotten it the first time, you’ll get it eventually. Choosing a side isn’t what the message is. So saying he has an opinion means he completely missed what the lyrics were even saying.
Epsilon Silver ... he wearing an MAGA hat, hats created buy a man who has blatant racist views... so yes, one would think he’s racist upon first glance. Fool
Lenaology yes let’s call everyone racist because of what they have on, what are you talking about? no you shouldn’t judge someone by what they wear YOU are also the problem
Goo Tipsyy sorry but I kinda agree with dan. But at the same time Joyner made this song like this knowing that black people with defend there side and same for white people
The reaction itself was kinda racist. The song is saying that there are two sides to every story and all you did was disagree with everything the white guy said and then get all hyped about just the black guy's verse. The song isn't saying that whatever the white guy says is wrong and the black guy is correcting it, it's saying that both have opinions and reasons and some are valid and some aren't based on anything and that they need to communicate to make things better.
@@MonsterZeroLITE wrong. whites have been enslaved and oppressed by other whites in Europe. Just like how blacks were enslaved by other blacks in Africa and sold to whites. Yeah blacks sold each other into slavery. This has happened to every race around the globe. Get your head out of your ass and open a fucking book.
If one person(Joyner Lucas) wrote both parts and understood them without any racism then everyone can but not everyone wants to. They just like to be right.
Joyner lucas is halve black and halve white maybe that makes it easier for him?? Idk... And then again it's America who almost force him and other mixed kids to choose what he is. Black or White, which is ridiculous imo. . Unfortunately It's a bigger problem then only a few individuals. But you are right some people just always want to be right even if they are so wrong... In the end peace has to start somewhere. I truely believe there are a lot of people who did understood joyner his message also. More then I maybe even expected. So thats a nice beginning
Spac3Wolf it wouldn’t make sense. This video is white vs black, it’s a racist man with factual points verbally attacking and a black man defending himself, also with factual points.
clysm it would’ve most def been the same reaction the liked both sides even though they didn’t agree with some,AINT no rooting for the underdog it’s a understanding that both sides have they issues with the other that need to be sorted
@@lenalouwho4100 i think its about how white people and black people see the world, we should understand each other not divide, america is such a shit hole of racist fucks, yall speak bad about a race then get triggered when someone speaks about your own race...thats the dumbest shit
What? How can you be objective when you're absorbing art that depicts deep rooted racial issues here in America? Those three Black men you're being condescending towards have been through the mud. They can be as biased as they want - they wear the scars.
Oh give me a break, do you know them personally? Or are you just assuming because they’re black that makes them victims? Hmmm sounds a little racist to me. Yes there are racist people in America, yeah it sucks, but it’s not just whitey hates black. Besides if you wanna judge based off appearance then here I will too; these men look to be early 30s at most, so LONG after the Jim Crow laws were disbanded, so I am inclined to believe they have suffered no oppression by actual laws in place because there are no laws in place that hinder one races rights compared to another. Sure they’ve dealt with racist people, so have I, but I don’t blame a whole race or act like my whole race should receive constant pity like the worst thing in the world is to be called a racial slur. Racism has only gotten worse because of people who spread their racist ideals and people like the ones in this video who inspire them.
@@ItsFreeRealestate0 I stopped reading after I realized you don't understand the basic structure of America. "There are racist people in America, yeah it sucks" Umm.. you do realize the structure of America is racist, right? Those racist white people didn't come from out of nowhere. They're in the government, the police force, the doctors, the lawyers, etc. Also, I highly suggest you read up on redlining, gerrymandering, & gentrification in America before you go around believing that Jim Crow has been done away with.. js..
Actually, im white and everyone in my family knows all about fried chicken and barbecue. That part, at least, was pure b.s. Everyone with tastebuds knows all about fried chicken and barbecue!!! Its not only delicious to blacks, wtf?
Yeahh. I’m not okay with the middle guy. Hated on the WHOLE “white” verse but shook your head as yes the WHOLE “colored” verse. Can you say missed the whole message🤮.
Xiztance YT, No, he's saying that if you can't look at both sides and see that both are equally racist, but not just racist, but factual. Basically, if you can't see that both are right in their own respect, then you don't understand the song.
Lazerman993 I actually don’t agree. The white side was more racist saying the n word, talking about the stereotypical black dad and the stereotypical black guy but the black side was mentioning things like how cops kill black guys and he talked about the use of the n word. Never once did the black guy mention a white stereotype. Funny thing about the video is that the black guy wasn’t racist at all, be spoke about stereotypes while the white guy spoke about the flaws in the African American community. I understand what the video is about and no I didn’t completely misunderstand the message of the song, it’s just the way I see it.
ImmiigrantBoii yeah I get that but I’m talking about the GENERAL IDEA. The MAJORITY of what the white guy was saying were insults and assumptions and the black guy was RESPONDING. Hence the white guy talking about the n word and the black guy defending black people’s usage of the word. Hence the white guy talking about Tupac and the black guy defended Tupac. Hence the white guy talking about drugs in the black community and the black guy defending himself and defending the community, talking about poverty. About the fried chicken thing, that’s not racist he was basically saying that white people hate on black people but tend to be obsessed with taking black culture yet they know nothing about it. Those were just examples of things that black people could say were theres.
ImmiigrantBoii yes but what I’m saying is that it’s still debatable and actually no. According to many sources they only state that the Scottish were the ones who used it the most. Fried chicken was invented in Europe but the point I’m trying to make is in AMERICA, fried chicken is still considered black culture, it’s included as a soul food which is black culture. Scottish may have invented it in Europe or not but it was brought to America by African Americans AND popularized AND spiced. In America, fried chicken is black culture because African Americans are who brought it here. Definition of culture is the arts and other manifestations of human intellectual achievement regarded collectively. In other words the norms or social behaviors. One of the norms for African Americans in America is fried chicken. Doesn’t mean that Americans OWN fried chicken lmfao, that’s not the definition of CULTURE.
The guy in the middle is low-key racist he has no opinion while the white guy is talking but as soon as Joyner starts speaking he gets so gased like sit down bro
Welp , you definitely didn’t understand ANYTHING at all . Joyner is speaking throughout the whole video . He got people of different races to play each side , to gain a visual perspective of the words .
"He looks racist" that's racist, assuming by the way he looks that he's a racist. But, you were WAY more respectful than many other reactions to this video, they would complain and complain, not listening to most of the song until they heard what they liked.
Judging the mans appearance isn’t racist, it’s ignorant yes, since it’s as dumb as saying a old man looks homeless, but that’s not racist, and you’re ignorant for saying so
@@MonsterZeroLITE its prejudice. What most people call racist today is just prejudice. Racism is defined as thinking that one race is below another. Its still incredibly idiotic to undermine the value of the video with such a stupid comment.
@@ragingvikingyt6002 Would it be recognizing that stereotypical appearance of a present-day white racist, or would it be prejudice? I lean towards it being stereotyping over prejudice. You were the waiter for a frog, after their order, you ask, "Would you like some flies with that?" That is NOT prejudice, because it is based on reason, despite it seemingly being a preconceived notion.
@@inwg8156 a little late and no disrespect but when i saw the thumbnail i actually thought that was some of the reaction vids like "my granny reacts to joyner lucas..". I legit thoughts the middle dude was a granny lol
It highkey irritates me when black people miss the point of the video. Of course we can relate to the black struggles and that side of the argument more because, you guessed it, we’re black. But that doesn’t mean it’s right. Both sides are opposite ends of extremes; they’re both stereotyping and if you agree with either you’re in the wrong. They’re not issuing straight fact, they’re giving their very biased opinions on the issue! At the end they both had gained empathy from hearing eachothers story and that’s how they came to an ‘understanding’. now, of course racism is an issue concerning black people’s lives and white people aren’t the ones who face racism on a day to day basis, so (in my hopefully unbiased opinion) the black side voiced some more legitimate struggles but that STILL doesn’t mean either is right. The white guy said things that had truth to them too and a lot of people are either too afraid to agree or unable to accept that. The delivery wasn’t pleasant so likely your first reaction is to flinch at his excessive use of the n word and want to establish how you could not agree less, but that’s why you need to approach this with a clear mind and see the true message of the video. I’m not gonna lie, at first I found myself agreeing with the black side a bit too much and I had to remind myself that’s the point of the video, to realise I shouldn’t be. Joyner knew what he was doing when he made this and he did it well.
Also, I know it doesn’t matter but I’m 12 so I’m *very* aware I don’t know everything, and I may have completely missed some points myself. Feel free to educate me :)
I'm black and I agree with the white side cuz wat he said was so true tho even tho Black's won't admit it cuz he was white sayen but as soon as the blk guy says shit it's like praise Jesus it's annoying and kinda ridiculous at this point
it’s just bias. As a white male, 15 years old, I agreed more with the white side at first cause I’m white. Of course you’ll be with the side that represents you cause that’s how we are as humans. Like voting, if you agreed with Donald Trump, you’d vote for him, if you agreed with Hillary, you’d vote for her. And that’s one thing people don’t understand. People think all Trump supporters are racist cause they think Trump’s racist, but in reality, (even if it was close) the majority went for Trump because he promised to do more to benefit them than any other candidate did. And that’s the problem. We can’t come together unless we understand each others points of view and our needs. We’ll stay separated until we no longer see race but that we all can look at a race other than ours, and say, “thats one of my brothers/sisters”
You guys are so quick to judge before you watch the video. You can never truly understand anyone until you really listen to what they have to say. Especially at the end where your dude in the middle said "I still wouldn't hug him though". SMH...
The fact that all of the other cultures, mine included (I'm latino) got the message except the two groups Joyner is addressing in his song is really sad.
i'm latino too, and I 100% agree. I think it's because it's easier to look at a situation from the outside and make up you mind on where you stand than to be a part of the situation and having your mind changed/up to looking at it from another perspective
I'm white, 37 and live in Canada. My family lives in a town where the underground railroad brought slaves to be free here in Canada. It's now a historical site and museum. I loved this song. We are all humans. I don't care what colour your skin is. I just care about your character and whether or not your helping others, even if it's only a little bit. There's too much misinformation out there. Science even says humanity migrated from Africa. We are all brothers and sisters. I wish there was more music like this. I've watched this about 6 times now. I love it. Please think before you act and act how you would want others to act towards you. Borders are just lines in the sand that we as humans draw. Increase where you put your line and eventually you won't have one. I wish everyone a happy and fruitful life. I'm not racist, and neither should you be. Please 🙏✌️
Here's something, I'm white and live in Scotland. I've never spent time with a black person. Not through me excluding them, just never been in a situation where I'm with black people. I'd love to sit down with a few of my friends and a few black people and talk about our culture's. We're both humans, but we operate in 2 completely different ways. I'm definitely not racist, I've never had a bad word to say about any race. I was brought up poor as well. Would be great to just chill, have a smoke and just talk about each others problems and issues and sort shit out.
I'm scared to even talk about things like this being a white person, feel like black people hate me just for being white and it sucks. I've never hurt a fly, just do me and live my life the best I can. I've got friends of all ethnicities but still they think if you say that you're a closet racist. I'm a conservative atheist and just want everyone to do well and live their own life, smaller government, etc. I really don't like being labeled a racist, people don't even know me. It makes me incredibly upset sometimes.
@TitaNetwork it's not him in general. Blacks are oppressed that's just that man I wish it wasnt true and I'm not tryna get at anybody. I'm black myself. We have the power to get out of it but we don't. 60% of it due to oppression and conditioning
Both sides were stereotype that’s the whole point. You can’t hold on to the hate of the past. Move forward and make things right. So the next generation is better.
@@oxblaide6296 first of all you have no idea about my family tree. Second my point was you can live in the past or you can make your future better for you and the next generation. You sound so ignorant I hope you don't create another generation.
@@joem3099 it's not easy to forgive ppl like u. U act like it was a long time ago. If ur ancestors were slaves, I bet you wouldn't be speaking like that. And even if we forgive, were not the ones killing people at stoplights because they were black.
I am very happy i grew up in a multi cultural City. Black people, White people, muslims, atheist etc. It gave me a lot of knowlegde and that gives me more power. If you could just imagine how much we could do if discrimination and racisme disappeared.
@ 9:41 you can see how the whole message in this song was lost to these poor black youths. They take pride in the fact of being disrespectful, arrogant and aggressive. Especially when the black actor smacked the hat off the white actor- They reveled in it. SMH- This was not supposed to be a power move type of track. It was supposed to spark conversation, but closed minded people like you will never let it happen to yourselves. This is why people in your situation [white or black] will never prosper. You have no ability to open your minds- You are to angry and not willing to move forward.
Exactly people are ignorant and knocking someone’s hat off there head, possibly damaging someone else’s property man that’s enough for me to whoop you, especially since the white guy never touched him or his property.
@@mcclusho I agree that America is "White America" but they missed the whole purpose of the vide. It's about coming together, but instead they wanted to cuss at everything the white guy said even though all that shits true. Then get crunk at everything the black guy says? Very hypocritical!
I’m a Native American, and I have said a couple of the things the “white” part said and have never meant it the way it came across... this music video helped me see how my words may have been perceived. Song is 🔥. Joyner, Royce and Em need to do a “Bad Meets Evil” type album.
The point of this song is to give insights of both perspectives to both sides and start a conversation. If someone won't even want to try to understand the other side of the story than theirs, they're part of the problem.
"you know the black part is gonna be lit!" unsubscribe just like every reaction video ive watched everyone gets pissed off at the "white" part but go crazy for the "black" part just proves joyners point
The song begins with a rap verse about racial politics from the perspective of a Trump supporter. This particular Trump supporter is a garishly unsympathetic white man, who among other things, calls black people the n-word, minimizes the longstanding effects of slavery, and believes that black men are killed by the police because they wear gold teeth. He makes no attempt to blanket these offensive views in flawed statistical data or circuitous dog-whistles, he simply recites these ideas candidly, speaking in a way that is so raw that Ann Coulter herself might blush at the lack of filter. After three minutes of such uncut bigotry, this verse takes a hard left turn and concludes abruptly with, “There’s two sides to every story, I wish I knew yours.” With this one throwaway line, Lucas asks us to believe that a character who says things like, “All you care about is rappin’ and stuntin’ and bein’ ratchet, and that’s the n---er within you” is also open-minded enough to embrace the validity of different perspectives. I don’t want to burst anyone’s bubble here, but there is no precedent for this man in the real world.
So I grew up listening to quality rap music my whole life . Joyner Lucas is by far one of the best new rappers out there , you're guys white people impressions is borderline offensive I can't lie . When I first listened to this song I realized what this song will do for both cultures as a whole, especially if you've read all the positive comments on that video . I understand there's a lot of racist people out there and I'm sure there is a lot of people out there that sound like that but you can't classify an entire race as "white people" . I got a lot of love for you guys . I was trying to find reaction videos from people who actually have good taste in rap music and I found that with you guys.
Danny Boy sorry I was tripping I heard it from another channel, it was something like Black Conservative reacts to I’m not racist if you want to watch it.
I Love how blue hoodie and grey hoodie were really getting into the "White side" of the argument because they were aware that there were some truths and some exaggerations in the bars, and were the same with the "black side" as well. They are the prime example of POC that are conscious of the generalized statements of both races and showed acceptance that some of them are true whether they be positive or negative. Both races are right, and wrong; no one is superior or inferior to the others.
I’m sad you guys completely missed the point of the song (especially the dude in the middle). It’s not the white guy being wrong and the black guy correcting him. It’s both sides being racist and stereotyping the other... damn will there ever be a good reaction and discussion to this track ?
he song begins with a rap verse about racial politics from the perspective of a Trump supporter. This particular Trump supporter is a garishly unsympathetic white man, who among other things, calls black people the n-word, minimizes the longstanding effects of slavery, and believes that black men are killed by the police because they wear gold teeth. He makes no attempt to blanket these offensive views in flawed statistical data or circuitous dog-whistles, he simply recites these ideas candidly, speaking in a way that is so raw that Ann Coulter herself might blush at the lack of filter. After three minutes of such uncut bigotry, this verse takes a hard left turn and concludes abruptly with, “There’s two sides to every story, I wish I knew yours.” With this one throwaway line, Lucas asks us to believe that a character who says things like, “All you care about is rappin’ and stuntin’ and bein’ ratchet, and that’s the n---er within you” is also open-minded enough to embrace the validity of different perspectives. I don’t want to burst anyone’s bubble here, but there is no precedent for this man in the real world.
Also.. What an exemplary display of what an honest conversation, and listening can do. We all just need to truly listen to each other, and be open to accepting our faults and be willing to realize our views are not always correct. It's much better to be happy than right. Appreciate you guys, and of course Joyner.
These 2 are both actors who are friends of Joyner's. Joyner is half black and half white. Both sides stated some facts, both stated some bullshit, but no, most of us do not think that way......except for the facts that I mentioned. In America, black culture is just a part of American culture, and it's open for everybody!! Or let's just go kill Eminem for rapping and Darius Rucker for singing country!! See how stupid that sounds?! As a chef, that we don't know barbecue (when we invented it) line really pisses me off!! I mean that's what Texas is world famous for! But none of it really matters, the rich want us fighting against each other so we don't rise up and kill them all!!!
Loving to see your reaction to the video. The stereotypes are so on point and the message gives me goosebumps. I love the video so much I've watched it and others reaction videos for 5 straight hours now. I'm beyond mind blown. I'm hoping the message keeps spreading.
As a decendant and product of generational Irish poverty, trauma, addiction, abuse and mental illness i respect this man and his message so much. I grew up in the hood, government housing and had to fight for being white and poor and hustle my way though school and life in general. So the term white privilege never takes into account all the poor white people that struggle just as much as other minority groups. Were all lumped together by the colour of our skin and not our culture or struggles. Also despite the fact that we suffer and struggle as neighbours and friends away form the medias influence and societal indoctrination that feed those of us who are already broken and angry and looking for someone to blame it on. So theyve created these racist identity politics to divide and conquer becuase united we are a force to be reckoned with..and we are more similar than we realize. I came back to your channel cuz I respect you putting out this song and not reacitng with hate but understanding with a level head. We need to come together and fight the system that holds us down and pits us against one another in order to take the focus away from the real enemy of the people...the elite and ruling class. We are the same!
If you picked a side to this song, you missed the message of this song. (Talking to you middle guy)
luvCosmos 5078 rght
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Yea bro, hes a fucking fool lol misses the entire meaning
So true
Cosmos 5078 you mean the fat guy
Hey middle dude, read the comments, you got some oofs for ya self
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Fat michelin man in the middle said "I still wouldnt hug him tho" at the end.. lol, he is the exact problem.
He's racist
@@xMr_Sebax hes racist because he doesnt want to hug someone who called him a nigger? Crazy world we live in where we gotta hug someone to not he called racist. Imagine that
@@kingkhoilan Message is that it goes both ways and that we need to talk and understand eachother sides.
invictus thraxx you missed the point
@@kingkhoilan You're part of the problem too, fool
That dude in the middle is what Joyner's warning us not to be like
Really? That's what you pulled outta this? 😂 Okay.
Nocona Roubideaux it’s tru, the guy in the middle is picking the obvious side, which Joyner said “don’t pick just one side “
@@adrianamurrillo7473 Except Joyner never said don't pick a side. White people in the comments said that shit. 😂
Nocona Roubideaux Joyner said the white one is supposed to make you feel uncomfortable. If you only SEE from one side THAT was the problem
@@adrianamurrillo7473 He never said that. There's a genius video where he breaks it down.
This isn't an open dialogue on race in America. It's the white guy saying a whole bunch of stereotypical shit and the black guy correcting him.
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The Cryptid wait a minute what happend to the other guy :o 1 died
@@thegamerdragon5767 the idiot in the middle is a racist grandma
@@babychomper273 ur clearly white lol
@@jammiebaldwin5810 u are to
Middle dude completely missed the message of this video. Smh 🤦🏻♂️
Zack Beversdorf fr 🙄😑
Annie thank you 🙏🏻
Zack Beversdorf yea but fr tho so true got me mad the whole video
Annie oh yeah same here ☝🏻
Zack Beversdorf but seriously tho like it’s a two sided story and both are right then you got somebody over here being disrespectful
If you get hyped at the first part and got offended at the second part, you missed the point of the song
If you get hyped at the second part and got offended at the first part, you missed the point of the song
No they just relate more to what the black guy is saying
@@dreadlocsamurai4241 you’re kidding right?
What you said is true, but you also missed the point of the video if you out there saying "both sides are equally racist"
I think people forget we gotta understand both sides
@@dreadlocsamurai4241 u stupid af.
The guy with the blue hoodie really understands and even likes the music vid, so big respects to him.
It pisses me off that anytime anyone reacts to this song they always pick a side which defeats the purpose of the song
Check no life shaq reaction to this song
@@cheergymnasticsrandom8736was just about to recommend him too
Watch Lawtwinz, they made a very good reaction
The person who made the song said you was suppose to pick the black side because the white side was racist, so yall the ones who didn't understand the point of the video
@@hewchi121 When did he say that?
Ignorance is the problem. Not race
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white part happens: suprised face
black parts happens: OMG THIS IS SO FIRE
Mythic x God I know it pisses me off blacks can be all racist but not anyone else that racist
I mean of course they would shocked.. They didn't expect him to actually say nigger..... I was surprised myself
@@bubbasends7662 we do not call each other Nigger.. That statement in itself shows you know nothing.... And I found out later that they just mouthing the words... But the matter of the fact is its going to put us off a bit it is a slur that hurts... Everything that was said upon the "white man" part was things that we already know people say about us.... It hurts but it isn't surprising in the least... And if you don't know what you talking about next time just don't say anything at all. Unless you have a genuine question and actually want to know something. Have a great day
Yamen Ramen racism is everywhere there is always a bad side
Nigga if you go to prison and you black it's harder for you when you go in every white you see racist
The mah boy color blind guy was my favorite he was so open-minded and actually understood the message
@Cooke Wollan 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
His name is Ross
ImVuAllMighty Tre3 oh ok
@Nick Fires stfu u talk shit online
ROSE?
The guy in the middle missed the whole point of the song.
Toxixizg I noticed that from the start
I see you commented on this reaction video too LOL
Toxixizg I couldve swore I saw you comment on somebody elses reaction video 😂
Toxixizg no it’s called having your own perspective
TRILLBILLY BRAN That's like calling a horror movie a romance movie, there are themes to media, which cannot be argued.
I'm an Indian ( neither black nor white) , I guess these guys don't understand the meaning of the song
Aky he/she said that he/she was Indian. That doesn’t mean orange you moron. There are other races other than black and white, thank you very much.
@Aky lol india is in asia, asian is a race.
@Aky that is brown.
@@aallieen9119 how is it posible that you think a person from India is an Asian. And I guess if we take it in its purest for the race would be by all characteristics including skin color nose lips eyes ears and in some areas even height. A race isnt defined by the color of there skin categorically if a white person was born in Asia only knows asian and moves to america for what ever reason by description to the police to identify someone they are white but by life and geographic placement they are also Asian so why does color matter so much be you and stop worring about what other people think of you what other people see about you when I look at someone I take the time to analyze the most inportant parts character and personality. Not intelligence or skin color not how much money they have what type of car they drive i look for and talk to or associate with people who care for others not people who care what everyone else cares for.
ripper boi lols. 😂😂😂😂😂😂. Dude if you have melanin you are Racially BLACK!
You are not African, YES.
But bro you are A black person.
African is not a race My Man,
it's a Continent. Not a race.
You ARE BLACK.
A COLOURED HUMAN.
BE PROUD OF THAT. 💕💕💕💕
Im asian and even Im getting annoyed by how they were just like "eh" to the white guy but was hyped af with the black guy. Are they forgetting that "both guys" are the same guy? But im getting really annoyed by the dude in the middle........
Facts
Chris Indermuehle bruh he said jk he didn’t mean it
Dream Singer he didn’t mean it he said jk
Diego Castillo racist
If you watch any of their new content the middle guy is gone. Call it karma for being a racist.
This is the kind of rap TuPac would have 100% endorsed.
Do you know his song Brenda's Got A Baby
Why'd you spell Tupac like that weirdo?? "TuPac"
@@mfeliiii It doesn't matter it's still the same thing bro damn
@@mfeliiii because he can tf🤣you is weird for pointing it out🤦🏽♀️
@@mfeliiii u ain't responding no more fucking goofy
The guy In the middle didn't get the meaning ...you wonder why people hate ..there it is .
johno feo very true
It’s his opinion and you saying he’s race at and everyone commenting on just the guy in the middle is making the situation worse yes he could’ve missed the meaning of the song but you don’t comment hat on him that’s just rude
Marissa Gonzalez yo i just had an aneurysm reading this shit
Marissa Gonzalez nigga. Shut the fuck up.
If people think a hug make will racism go away then we still have a lot to learn. Everyone must forget that the entire song was written by a black man who put his frustration into words and that the white man in the video didn't actually say any of this. Nine times out of ten if a black man and hugs a white man you better believe they are already friends cause is certain parts of this country that black man will have a reason why he didn't come if this conversation actually happen in real life. This is a video guys remember that.
There's nothing wrong with you guys pausing the video, because you *REWIND* it after your comments to make sure that you don't miss anything. I only hate reaction video pauses when people don't rewind and then miss half of the lyrics.
THX1138PR yes I can't stand that!! Pause, let it marinate, talk and rewind. This is why I like their reactions.
deadasss i hate that shit and when they talk over a good part while its playing
@28-3 Atlanta? ya but its HOW that makes them good compared to other ways of pausing. thats what hes sayin
As a white person, i really liked this video. I respect Joyner for making this. All this world needs is a little more love and respect.
Paul Dombrowski to be honest (I’m white asf but) I like both sides, but I will stick to the black ppl. I got many reasons for that. But this dudes kinda weird. I have seen a lot of reactions from smart and beautiful ppl. And those guys don’t get the point at the start. 🙏🏽
Paul you need to watch the whole video. With all due respect, no pun intended. I just hope u heard both sides bcuz he make some good points about corrupt white people. Im white. but Im taking both sides
Semper Fi -From a dark green marine. Good looking out.
@@sethdunbar1996 I'm white asf and I also agree with both sides, we really need to sit down and talk, even yell, just to understand the struggles of both sides
Really nobody gives a shit about ur opinion
the middle dude:
"He look like he racist too"
"I still wouldn't hug him"
then why the hell you watching this if you still don't get the message man. See, people like you who just can't be open-minded is 50% the reason for racism, because you make assumptions first. Be open-minded man, be empathetic.
True empathy
Requires that you step outside
Your own emotions
To view things entirely from
The perspective of
The other person
Not true
@@dreadlocsamurai4241 How is it not true, it's clear that he has picked a side to the song which is completely against the point of this song.
@@mtme thats not the point of the thats
@@dreadlocsamurai4241 I don't get what you're trying to say
@@mtme not its not he literally said thats not the point
"I gotta remember its Joyner sayin' this and not this dude"..."republican starter pack"..."I still wouldn't hug him". Thanks for being part of the exact problem that Joyner is trying to point out (looking at you dude in the middle, the dude with a belly full of cheeseburgers and a heart full of hate)
a betts yeah they racist as hell
Agreed. I would have subscribed if it wasn't for the dude in the middle. Great job alienating a demographic that makes up 70% of the population in the country you live in that could have been subscribers.
Y’all know he was joking 🙄 people are so sensitive these days
So if a white dude was reacting and he was imitating black people by talking stereotypical "black", telling the white dude in the video to "get his ass" when it showed the white dude while the black dude was talking, and then the white dude says the black dude looks like a stereotypical whatever after seeing him for 1 second wouldn't be racist? All of which you all did and more. This video should start a conversation about race not enforce racists stereotypes. I think you all missed the point on this. I watched at least 20 reactions on this. Mostly black people because I truly want to see the other side. None of the white people I watched ever cheered the white dude on. They mostly cringe at what he's saying. The ones I subscribed to was the reactions from the black TH-camrs who admit some flaws from people in their race and start a discussion of why they disagree on some of the other points. They share their opinion on why they agree with some of the points the black actor was saying. And yes, I admit flaws about some people in my race. Don't get me wrong, you all made some good points at the end of the video, but a video that's supposed to start a discussion about race is not the time to make racist jokes. Save that for another video.
InTheClutch Ent i can see you guys are very professional
Sad how people react to this, but completely miss the message. They just can’t wait for the black guy to make his come back and hype him up.
why not
@@savageboss2684 u know why!
It’s called racism and it needs to stop for ever
Delete the middle guy... thx
GHIK ᵀᴴᴱ ᴼᴿᴵᴳᴵᴻᴬᴸ why?
Shut up
@@stupidstuffchanel1604 cause he doesn't get it neither do u
@@stupidstuffchanel1604 He missed the whole point of the video
Sunshine Studios That’s not true. Once you rewatch the video if you haven’t gotten it the first time, you’ll get it eventually. Choosing a side isn’t what the message is. So saying he has an opinion means he completely missed what the lyrics were even saying.
12:55 “I still wouldn’t hug him though” someone clearly didn’t get the point in the video
So fucking true, I love this comment
I dnt get it
"He look like he racist too." See, you are part of the problem.
I thought I had hair on my phone but it was your icon 😂
@@GreenSoldierProductions lol😂
BIG FAX
Epsilon Silver ... he wearing an MAGA hat, hats created buy a man who has blatant racist views... so yes, one would think he’s racist upon first glance. Fool
Lenaology yes let’s call everyone racist because of what they have on, what are you talking about? no you shouldn’t judge someone by what they wear YOU are also the problem
Yea the middle guy actually real life racist
Btw- I’m black
Ong bruh
Lee Howard the fact you have to say “btw - I’m black” is sad shows how bad society is
the fact you say you are black really shows you truly is black
Agreed but I find it sad that you feel the need to give out your skin color for your words to be taken seriously 🙄
@@isaacbourn417 well no one wouldn't have taken him seriously otherwise because "he is white"
Anyone that's offended by this song is a part of the problem shown in it.
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I am offended by these peeps reacting who missed the point of the track
@@ericnawamusic you simply didnt watch the whole thing...seems like you are jumping to conclusions
Teens react.
Goo Tipsyy sorry but I kinda agree with dan. But at the same time Joyner made this song like this knowing that black people with defend there side and same for white people
This is why i love "No Life Shaq" reaction. He always get the point.
Tuff gang 4 life 💪🔥
That’s TUFFFFFFF
plus he didn't get butt hurt when the white dude said the n word
@@Otto42069 facts Shaq is unbiased and understood both sides. I like Shaq's reaction
Fr he is unbiased
The reaction itself was kinda racist. The song is saying that there are two sides to every story and all you did was disagree with everything the white guy said and then get all hyped about just the black guy's verse. The song isn't saying that whatever the white guy says is wrong and the black guy is correcting it, it's saying that both have opinions and reasons and some are valid and some aren't based on anything and that they need to communicate to make things better.
You’re pretty racist you’re if you gotta call black people racist, just saying
Masaerine How? Please explain this bullshit, cause I think I need some glasses to see this shit you’re trying to pull.
Are white people the discriminated oppressed minority? And have been so for centuries? The answer is no and never have been
@@MonsterZeroLITE wrong. whites have been enslaved and oppressed by other whites in Europe. Just like how blacks were enslaved by other blacks in Africa and sold to whites. Yeah blacks sold each other into slavery. This has happened to every race around the globe. Get your head out of your ass and open a fucking book.
piziskewl No reasoning with these furries, let the thing have its retarded fantasies, its obviously living in its own world
If one person(Joyner Lucas) wrote both parts and understood them without any racism then everyone can but not everyone wants to. They just like to be right.
Joyner lucas is halve black and halve white maybe that makes it easier for him?? Idk... And then again it's America who almost force him and other mixed kids to choose what he is. Black or White, which is ridiculous imo. . Unfortunately It's a bigger problem then only a few individuals. But you are right some people just always want to be right even if they are so wrong...
In the end peace has to start somewhere. I truely believe there are a lot of people who did understood joyner his message also. More then I maybe even expected. So thats a nice beginning
hvz hvz people are dumb
People would rather be right than happy
I wonder how people would react it the black side came first
Spac3Wolf it wouldn’t make sense. This video is white vs black, it’s a racist man with factual points verbally attacking and a black man defending himself, also with factual points.
@@lenalouwho4100 obviously u completely missed the point of the video with your biased
Spac3Wolf the same damn way
clysm it would’ve most def been the same reaction the liked both sides even though they didn’t agree with some,AINT no rooting for the underdog it’s a understanding that both sides have they issues with the other that need to be sorted
@@lenalouwho4100 i think its about how white people and black people see the world, we should understand each other not divide, america is such a shit hole of racist fucks, yall speak bad about a race then get triggered when someone speaks about your own race...thats the dumbest shit
At 2:13 the middle guy even says “You hate my skin don’t you?” right before the video even STARTS...
it was a joke
@@TKMacstaI don’t recall him saying it was a joke, last time I checked jokes are obvious
Grandma in the middle needs to get real.
Damn, thought y’all were smart enough to be unbiased. Disappointed
What? How can you be objective when you're absorbing art that depicts deep rooted racial issues here in America? Those three Black men you're being condescending towards have been through the mud. They can be as biased as they want - they wear the scars.
Oh give me a break, do you know them personally? Or are you just assuming because they’re black that makes them victims? Hmmm sounds a little racist to me. Yes there are racist people in America, yeah it sucks, but it’s not just whitey hates black. Besides if you wanna judge based off appearance then here I will too; these men look to be early 30s at most, so LONG after the Jim Crow laws were disbanded, so I am inclined to believe they have suffered no oppression by actual laws in place because there are no laws in place that hinder one races rights compared to another. Sure they’ve dealt with racist people, so have I, but I don’t blame a whole race or act like my whole race should receive constant pity like the worst thing in the world is to be called a racial slur. Racism has only gotten worse because of people who spread their racist ideals and people like the ones in this video who inspire them.
@@ItsFreeRealestate0 I stopped reading after I realized you don't understand the basic structure of America.
"There are racist people in America, yeah it sucks"
Umm.. you do realize the structure of America is racist, right? Those racist white people didn't come from out of nowhere. They're in the government, the police force, the doctors, the lawyers, etc.
Also, I highly suggest you read up on redlining, gerrymandering, & gentrification in America before you go around believing that Jim Crow has been done away with.. js..
Kiba Kitten nah, if ur biased then you aren’t understanding the point of this song
@@FatherGiraffeKaku naw its because the relate to his struggles
This is true. True stuff. The white part is true the black part is true. Joyner Lucas wrote both parts. He understands both parts. DONT HATE
Actually, im white and everyone in my family knows all about fried chicken and barbecue. That part, at least, was pure b.s. Everyone with tastebuds knows all about fried chicken and barbecue!!! Its not only delicious to blacks, wtf?
Sorry commenting as i watch.....kool aid is the shit too, made by a white guy btw
Clam Chowder omg I get what ur saying but take the stick out of ur butt and realize it was an analogy
Deliberate87 it hasn't been an analogy in my experience
Clam Chowder what do you mean by that when has a black person come up to u and say u can’t eat fried chicken that’s ours like what
Yeahh. I’m not okay with the middle guy. Hated on the WHOLE “white” verse but shook your head as yes the WHOLE “colored” verse. Can you say missed the whole message🤮.
11:18 clogged ass arteries i thought his racist obese ass was having a heart attack😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
This language is making me feel uncomfy..
“colored” you couldn’t just say black 🤨
@Ninten looking at the people she follow ion know what else i expected from a trump supporter
@Brian From The Rebellion the dude said colored wtf are u talking about
Both sides were equally racist
If you can’t see that, you are racist
Lazerman993 so ur saying if somone doesn’t know the perspective of a certain side, that their racist?
Xiztance YT, No, he's saying that if you can't look at both sides and see that both are equally racist, but not just racist, but factual. Basically, if you can't see that both are right in their own respect, then you don't understand the song.
Lazerman993 I actually don’t agree. The white side was more racist saying the n word, talking about the stereotypical black dad and the stereotypical black guy but the black side was mentioning things like how cops kill black guys and he talked about the use of the n word. Never once did the black guy mention a white stereotype. Funny thing about the video is that the black guy wasn’t racist at all, be spoke about stereotypes while the white guy spoke about the flaws in the African American community. I understand what the video is about and no I didn’t completely misunderstand the message of the song, it’s just the way I see it.
ImmiigrantBoii yeah I get that but I’m talking about the GENERAL IDEA. The MAJORITY of what the white guy was saying were insults and assumptions and the black guy was RESPONDING. Hence the white guy talking about the n word and the black guy defending black people’s usage of the word. Hence the white guy talking about Tupac and the black guy defended Tupac. Hence the white guy talking about drugs in the black community and the black guy defending himself and defending the community, talking about poverty. About the fried chicken thing, that’s not racist he was basically saying that white people hate on black people but tend to be obsessed with taking black culture yet they know nothing about it. Those were just examples of things that black people could say were theres.
ImmiigrantBoii yes but what I’m saying is that it’s still debatable and actually no. According to many sources they only state that the Scottish were the ones who used it the most. Fried chicken was invented in Europe but the point I’m trying to make is in AMERICA, fried chicken is still considered black culture, it’s included as a soul food which is black culture. Scottish may have invented it in Europe or not but it was brought to America by African Americans AND popularized AND spiced. In America, fried chicken is black culture because African Americans are who brought it here.
Definition of culture is the arts and other manifestations of human intellectual achievement regarded collectively. In other words the norms or social behaviors. One of the norms for African Americans in America is fried chicken. Doesn’t mean that Americans OWN fried chicken lmfao, that’s not the definition of CULTURE.
The guy in the middle is low-key racist he has no opinion while the white guy is talking but as soon as Joyner starts speaking he gets so gased like sit down bro
joyner isn't in the video lmao
Joyner speaking through out the whole video u dumb ass nigga the two in the video just actors sit down whicho dumbass
Yogward he racist cause he didn’t care?
Welp , you definitely didn’t understand ANYTHING at all . Joyner is speaking throughout the whole video . He got people of different races to play each side , to gain a visual perspective of the words .
Yogward word g
Song's talking about racist people of both sides,it don't sound like y'all understand
itshighlesshippie what's that's supposed to mean?
it means that if you take any side then you didnt get the message period
r0nie147 after what ur people did to mine oh I'm sure I'm aloud to be one sided
Dahlin Antwi did u just guess his race?
Adrian Maxwell ye
what most people dont understand about this is this is not a rap battle its a telling of a serious story
(Guy in middle) You watch this with a very important message and you immediately say "I still wouldn't hug him though" YOU are the problem
Black people don't have to forgive racists or racism.
@@kibakitten2590 and your argument is null and void
@@kibakitten2590 but they are too racist... Omfg you guys are so stupid
@@shadov5159 how😐
@@dreadlocsamurai4241 cuz everyone is racist in specific way... Its not that only white people are racist
I'm a 62 yr old grandmother. This is the most powerful rap I've heard in ages. Very powerful. Seriously impressed by Joyners skill
"He looks racist" that's racist, assuming by the way he looks that he's a racist. But, you were WAY more respectful than many other reactions to this video, they would complain and complain, not listening to most of the song until they heard what they liked.
Judging the mans appearance isn’t racist, it’s ignorant yes, since it’s as dumb as saying a old man looks homeless, but that’s not racist, and you’re ignorant for saying so
@@MonsterZeroLITE its prejudice. What most people call racist today is just prejudice. Racism is defined as thinking that one race is below another. Its still incredibly idiotic to undermine the value of the video with such a stupid comment.
@@ragingvikingyt6002
Would it be recognizing that stereotypical appearance of a present-day white racist, or would it be prejudice?
I lean towards it being stereotyping over prejudice.
You were the waiter for a frog, after their order, you ask, "Would you like some flies with that?"
That is NOT prejudice, because it is based on reason, despite it seemingly being a preconceived notion.
Masaerine you needa calm tf down I just seen you on like 3 other comments why you so fired up
wb wam snowflake
Middle dude look like someone aunt 😂
Grandma*
SamuraiX Master but the grandma that smoke cigarettes watchin tv on the recliner couch, got cats, and have some bad lil kids runnin around 😂
LMAOO
@@inwg8156 a little late and no disrespect but when i saw the thumbnail i actually thought that was some of the reaction vids like "my granny reacts to joyner lucas..". I legit thoughts the middle dude was a granny lol
@@MircGab lmaoooo
It highkey irritates me when black people miss the point of the video. Of course we can relate to the black struggles and that side of the argument more because, you guessed it, we’re black. But that doesn’t mean it’s right. Both sides are opposite ends of extremes; they’re both stereotyping and if you agree with either you’re in the wrong. They’re not issuing straight fact, they’re giving their very biased opinions on the issue! At the end they both had gained empathy from hearing eachothers story and that’s how they came to an ‘understanding’. now, of course racism is an issue concerning black people’s lives and white people aren’t the ones who face racism on a day to day basis, so (in my hopefully unbiased opinion) the black side voiced some more legitimate struggles but that STILL doesn’t mean either is right. The white guy said things that had truth to them too and a lot of people are either too afraid to agree or unable to accept that. The delivery wasn’t pleasant so likely your first reaction is to flinch at his excessive use of the n word and want to establish how you could not agree less, but that’s why you need to approach this with a clear mind and see the true message of the video. I’m not gonna lie, at first I found myself agreeing with the black side a bit too much and I had to remind myself that’s the point of the video, to realise I shouldn’t be. Joyner knew what he was doing when he made this and he did it well.
Also, I know it doesn’t matter but I’m 12 so I’m *very* aware I don’t know everything, and I may have completely missed some points myself. Feel free to educate me :)
I'm black and I agree with the white side cuz wat he said was so true tho even tho Black's won't admit it cuz he was white sayen but as soon as the blk guy says shit it's like praise Jesus it's annoying and kinda ridiculous at this point
it’s just bias. As a white male, 15 years old, I agreed more with the white side at first cause I’m white. Of course you’ll be with the side that represents you cause that’s how we are as humans. Like voting, if you agreed with Donald Trump, you’d vote for him, if you agreed with Hillary, you’d vote for her. And that’s one thing people don’t understand. People think all Trump supporters are racist cause they think Trump’s racist, but in reality, (even if it was close) the majority went for Trump because he promised to do more to benefit them than any other candidate did.
And that’s the problem. We can’t come together unless we understand each others points of view and our needs. We’ll stay separated until we no longer see race but that we all can look at a race other than ours, and say, “thats one of my brothers/sisters”
Why did you target blacks tho ? There are people of multiple races that misinterpret the song .
Golden B you’re 12?? Omg. Well done. You are going places. Your future is bright.
I don't think u thought about the white part and only cared about the black verse
These people were choosing their side this ain’t no reaction!!!
People choose sides as a reaction.
Bruh they black obviously they would choose a side
"These people" Huh ironic.
@@lemonflavoredbleach4640 he's not talking about race.
@@spottydrawss poor choice of words
Joyners point went over almost every reviewers head with this song
Or it proved his point
You guys are so quick to judge before you watch the video. You can never truly understand anyone until you really listen to what they have to say. Especially at the end where your dude in the middle said "I still wouldn't hug him though". SMH...
exactly true, that dude in the middle is just sad
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Yeah. We all need to be willing to forgive the past and come to an understanding so we can all figure this shit out so the human race survives
The fact that all of the other cultures, mine included (I'm latino) got the message except the two groups Joyner is addressing in his song is really sad.
i'm latino too, and I 100% agree. I think it's because it's easier to look at a situation from the outside and make up you mind on where you stand than to be a part of the situation and having your mind changed/up to looking at it from another perspective
Ik black and I got the message
I know a whole bunch of Latinos who didn’t
You should watch Nolifeshaq reaction to this song
P.S. sorry I’m late
The truth is we Latinos are just on the side lines watching everything unfold and just seeing chaos
"how a white person thinks"
yeah, nice
They think all White ppl Are racist.
@@mfrosty198 fr
I'm white, 37 and live in Canada. My family lives in a town where the underground railroad brought slaves to be free here in Canada. It's now a historical site and museum. I loved this song. We are all humans. I don't care what colour your skin is. I just care about your character and whether or not your helping others, even if it's only a little bit. There's too much misinformation out there. Science even says humanity migrated from Africa. We are all brothers and sisters. I wish there was more music like this. I've watched this about 6 times now. I love it. Please think before you act and act how you would want others to act towards you. Borders are just lines in the sand that we as humans draw. Increase where you put your line and eventually you won't have one. I wish everyone a happy and fruitful life. I'm not racist, and neither should you be. Please 🙏✌️
They thought it was a roast battle smh 🤦🏻♂️
😂
H
Lmfao
Fr
Not the guy on the right
They all missed the point 😂 the guy rappin both parts lol
Chaotic Ellie no he’s not dumbass
Yes it's only one man rapping the actual lyrics to the song the two people in the video are just lipped syncing the words to the track.
So Kevin your the dumbass
@@Kevin-cg7vc are you stupid or something "dumbass"
@@Kevin-cg7vc your slow asf
Here's something, I'm white and live in Scotland. I've never spent time with a black person.
Not through me excluding them, just never been in a situation where I'm with black people.
I'd love to sit down with a few of my friends and a few black people and talk about our culture's. We're both humans, but we operate in 2 completely different ways.
I'm definitely not racist, I've never had a bad word to say about any race. I was brought up poor as well.
Would be great to just chill, have a smoke and just talk about each others problems and issues and sort shit out.
Come to Birmingham 😂
There is no such thing as none racist everyone has biases. There is only anti racist (which can become racist it's self).
Everybody is talking about Rando being racist, but I'm just trying to figure out why he looks young and old as fuck at the same time.
I'm scared to even talk about things like this being a white person, feel like black people hate me just for being white and it sucks. I've never hurt a fly, just do me and live my life the best I can. I've got friends of all ethnicities but still they think if you say that you're a closet racist.
I'm a conservative atheist and just want everyone to do well and live their own life, smaller government, etc.
I really don't like being labeled a racist, people don't even know me. It makes me incredibly upset sometimes.
@BlackSH0veldeath see I could let everything slide except when you said were not oppressed. If you dont believe that I dont know what to tell you
@TitaNetwork it's not him in general. Blacks are oppressed that's just that man I wish it wasnt true and I'm not tryna get at anybody. I'm black myself. We have the power to get out of it but we don't. 60% of it due to oppression and conditioning
That’s how us blacks feel too👌🏽
@@bryanreed7216 3 years later and I bet you still believe in that fake hocus pocus “oppression” bs.
@@bryanreed7216you’re not oppressed. Grow the fuck up 🤡
“You can pray for some change, but can’t break a dollar” damnnnnnnn
Both sides were stereotype that’s the whole point. You can’t hold on to the hate of the past. Move forward and make things right. So the next generation is better.
Easy for u to say, ur great grandma wasn't a fucking slave.
@@oxblaide6296 first of all you have no idea about my family tree. Second my point was you can live in the past or you can make your future better for you and the next generation. You sound so ignorant I hope you don't create another generation.
@@joem3099 it's not easy to forgive ppl like u. U act like it was a long time ago. If ur ancestors were slaves, I bet you wouldn't be speaking like that. And even if we forgive, were not the ones killing people at stoplights because they were black.
I am very happy i grew up in a multi cultural City. Black people, White people, muslims, atheist etc. It gave me a lot of knowlegde and that gives me more power. If you could just imagine how much we could do if discrimination and racisme disappeared.
@ 9:41 you can see how the whole message in this song was lost to these poor black youths. They take pride in the fact of being disrespectful, arrogant and aggressive. Especially when the black actor smacked the hat off the white actor- They reveled in it. SMH- This was not supposed to be a power move type of track. It was supposed to spark conversation, but closed minded people like you will never let it happen to yourselves. This is why people in your situation [white or black] will never prosper. You have no ability to open your minds- You are to angry and not willing to move forward.
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Exactly people are ignorant and knocking someone’s hat off there head, possibly damaging someone else’s property man that’s enough for me to whoop you, especially since the white guy never touched him or his property.
jrelated1 these are grown ass men stupid
Nolimitjboog y u commenting on everyone’s post just because you know they are right?
I mean U could look at it that way but the white guy got extremely close to the black guys ears possibly busting his freaking eardrums 😂
Exactly what I expected from this reaction...smh...single sided thinking people (especially the chunk in the middle)
Safe to assume you're a white guy who pretends reverse racism is a real thing.
@@mcclusho you're right. Reverse racisim isn't a thing. its just called racisim.
Yeah they def missed the point of the video.
@@davidramirez-uf3yr , yes , we know. A white guy feels like the victim long enough to gain the attention for himself.
@@mcclusho I agree that America is "White America" but they missed the whole purpose of the vide. It's about coming together, but instead they wanted to cuss at everything the white guy said even though all that shits true. Then get crunk at everything the black guy says? Very hypocritical!
The song is way too powerful for the mainstream
I’m a Native American, and I have said a couple of the things the “white” part said and have never meant it the way it came across... this music video helped me see how my words may have been perceived. Song is 🔥. Joyner, Royce and Em need to do a “Bad Meets Evil” type album.
The point of this song is to give insights of both perspectives to both sides and start a conversation.
If someone won't even want to try to understand the other side of the story than theirs, they're part of the problem.
I'm 13 and dude, racism is not needed to be here. We need to stop it for peace and plus where will it get you.
im coming back in 2 years when ur legal
"you know the black part is gonna be lit!" unsubscribe just like every reaction video ive watched everyone gets pissed off at the "white" part but go crazy for the "black" part just proves joyners point
Exactly, did the same thing...unsubscribe
They should've gotten some white guys in the reaction to make it interesting
Saying “I still wouldn’t hug him” explains how necessary this song was/is. Thanks for proving my boy’s point.
yea that what was joyner was trying to warn us abt
I just wanted to smack the guy in the middle every time he spoke
I am laughing sooo hard😂
White Croc_ lmao
ur name is white croc i think ik why
@@sirfogo7099 ONG
I wanted to smack dude in the blue 🤣😂
They kind of made fun of the white dude a bit.
The middle guy for sure
MrSucc good
ツjessica smh
@@jessica-wk8vg smh
Joyner's writing is so good and so realistic that we all get intensely angry at the white dude! Absolutely art....thought provoking.
But we’re not supposed to take sides
Dude on the left loves finishing sente-
-nces. *pops in on your left side*
I've been waiting for 2 months for this. About. Damn. Time. I can die in peace now. *fades back into the internet*
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nces
Carmen Debenedictis 😂😂😂
Guy in the middle is racist and doesn't understand song
The song begins with a rap verse about racial politics from the perspective of a Trump supporter. This particular Trump supporter is a garishly unsympathetic white man, who among other things, calls black people the n-word, minimizes the longstanding effects of slavery, and believes that black men are killed by the police because they wear gold teeth. He makes no attempt to blanket these offensive views in flawed statistical data or circuitous dog-whistles, he simply recites these ideas candidly, speaking in a way that is so raw that Ann Coulter herself might blush at the lack of filter. After three minutes of such uncut bigotry, this verse takes a hard left turn and concludes abruptly with, “There’s two sides to every story, I wish I knew yours.” With this one throwaway line, Lucas asks us to believe that a character who says things like, “All you care about is rappin’ and stuntin’ and bein’ ratchet, and that’s the n---er within you” is also open-minded enough to embrace the validity of different perspectives. I don’t want to burst anyone’s bubble here, but there is no precedent for this man in the real world.
Misunderstood the entire message🤦🏻♂️
WikiD ReAcTiiOnZ stfu bitch
@@bollywood2278 if his emoji was black u would feel this 🤷🏿♂️ what a fucking loser
@@bollywood2278 learn to evaluate your conciousness until then you part of the problem too
Nolimitjboog rude people like u are the problem
Like 99 % of the people
Did they just miss the whole point?
Some people don’t have the mental capacity to understand the meaning of the video
Expect a lot of flame emojis
*no flame emojis for the whole video*
He was talking about the thumbnail goofy.
2:12
"You hate my skin, don't you..."
Song starts...
"Oohhh"
Middle dude got a black crispy forehead
"Sip my invisible coffee ." Lol
Damn you guys missed the whole point you lost a sub. Crazy how many people cant see both sides
That's the subpoint. America is messed up. We need change. Me being a native-black mix I can understand
White people can see both sides
Oh no they lost 1 meaningless sub from a butthurt little white kid
@@killkojo you too my freind have missed the point of it
The second you begin to tale sides is when you prove the point
@@taatimutuma7640 but they only saw the black guys pov, and ignored the white guys
The Tupac line was great
MOLE which one?
shihoblade the one he says “but your ride tupac dick like he is a fk God”
12:55 Fat michelin man in the middle said "I still wouldnt hug him tho" at the end.. lol, he is the exact problem.
Big Smoke missed the point
Big smoke 😂😂😂
@@jakobe6534 lmao
So I grew up listening to quality rap music my whole life . Joyner Lucas is by far one of the best new rappers out there , you're guys white people impressions is borderline offensive I can't lie . When I first listened to this song I realized what this song will do for both cultures as a whole, especially if you've read all the positive comments on that video . I understand there's a lot of racist people out there and I'm sure there is a lot of people out there that sound like that but you can't classify an entire race as "white people" . I got a lot of love for you guys . I was trying to find reaction videos from people who actually have good taste in rap music and I found that with you guys.
I feel its like the stereotypes of both sides.
The Credit Finesse Kid They were both being racist.
@@sawyerwebster7971 crazy hair?
Danny Boy sorry I was tripping I heard it from another channel, it was something like Black Conservative reacts to I’m not racist if you want to watch it.
@@sawyerwebster7971 alright
I Love how blue hoodie and grey hoodie were really getting into the "White side" of the argument because they were aware that there were some truths and some exaggerations in the bars, and were the same with the "black side" as well. They are the prime example of POC that are conscious of the generalized statements of both races and showed acceptance that some of them are true whether they be positive or negative. Both races are right, and wrong; no one is superior or inferior to the others.
“Like imma sip my invisible coffee with that one” 😂
I’m sad you guys completely missed the point of the song (especially the dude in the middle). It’s not the white guy being wrong and the black guy correcting him. It’s both sides being racist and stereotyping the other... damn will there ever be a good reaction and discussion to this track ?
Bet that half of you watching this we’re waiting for them to react to Joyner drop the hard ER
I like how homie called him out for talking over it 😂😂🤣
The guy in the middle missed the entire point of this song and he was so clearly salty during the white verse and refused to acknowledge the points
They totally missed the whole point of the video. smh🤦🏽♀️
he song begins with a rap verse about racial politics from the perspective of a Trump supporter. This particular Trump supporter is a garishly unsympathetic white man, who among other things, calls black people the n-word, minimizes the longstanding effects of slavery, and believes that black men are killed by the police because they wear gold teeth. He makes no attempt to blanket these offensive views in flawed statistical data or circuitous dog-whistles, he simply recites these ideas candidly, speaking in a way that is so raw that Ann Coulter herself might blush at the lack of filter. After three minutes of such uncut bigotry, this verse takes a hard left turn and concludes abruptly with, “There’s two sides to every story, I wish I knew yours.” With this one throwaway line, Lucas asks us to believe that a character who says things like, “All you care about is rappin’ and stuntin’ and bein’ ratchet, and that’s the n---er within you” is also open-minded enough to embrace the validity of different perspectives. I don’t want to burst anyone’s bubble here, but there is no precedent for this man in the real world.
"You SMOKIN....You smokin in yo sleep".... bruh had me dead
Also..
What an exemplary display of what an honest conversation, and listening can do.
We all just need to truly listen to each other, and be open to accepting our faults and be willing to realize our views are not always correct.
It's much better to be happy than right.
Appreciate you guys, and of course Joyner.
These 2 are both actors who are friends of Joyner's. Joyner is half black and half white. Both sides stated some facts, both stated some bullshit, but no, most of us do not think that way......except for the facts that I mentioned. In America, black culture is just a part of American culture, and it's open for everybody!! Or let's just go kill Eminem for rapping and Darius Rucker for singing country!! See how stupid that sounds?! As a chef, that we don't know barbecue (when we invented it) line really pisses me off!! I mean that's what Texas is world famous for! But none of it really matters, the rich want us fighting against each other so we don't rise up and kill them all!!!
this is the best reaction video I've seen so far. Good job guys
Loving to see your reaction to the video. The stereotypes are so on point and the message gives me goosebumps. I love the video so much I've watched it and others reaction videos for 5 straight hours now. I'm beyond mind blown. I'm hoping the message keeps spreading.
As a decendant and product of generational Irish poverty, trauma, addiction, abuse and mental illness i respect this man and his message so much. I grew up in the hood, government housing and had to fight for being white and poor and hustle my way though school and life in general. So the term white privilege never takes into account all the poor white people that struggle just as much as other minority groups. Were all lumped together by the colour of our skin and not our culture or struggles. Also despite the fact that we suffer and struggle as neighbours and friends away form the medias influence and societal indoctrination that feed those of us who are already broken and angry and looking for someone to blame it on. So theyve created these racist identity politics to divide and conquer becuase united we are a force to be reckoned with..and we are more similar than we realize.
I came back to your channel cuz I respect you putting out this song and not reacitng with hate but understanding with a level head. We need to come together and fight the system that holds us down and pits us against one another in order to take the focus away from the real enemy of the people...the elite and ruling class. We are the same!