yeah but the pinkos dont understand how Marxism actually works they legit think we an tax jeff bezos for the money theyre gonna spend on his website they cant figure out thermodynamics OR economics...
It is the symbolic message about a Blk person period doing this. We all know. What people are missing is SHE is CHOOSING to do this willingly. Big difference here. As a BW I am not mad at it. 🤷🏽♀️😊
It is beautiful. The modern left cannot stomach the idea that any woman would be happy living in a traditional relationship. They are raising a family, they have time for their kids. They are living a life that can actually lead to happiness. The modern left thinks that they are the heros, they think that they have identified all the problems, and they have all the answers, and they will fix all these problems, just as soon as they get rid of us and our values.
I’m a democrat and a Christian. I hate when people use woke left as stigma for differences in opinion or perception. I’m not woke if I don’t agree with your idealism I’m just a person with a different perception.
@brooklynnmiller2102 Well the crazies seem to be more on the left who consider themselves as liberals/progressives whatever that means. Don't even get me started on the evil policies that they are trying to force down on people. As a Christian, you should know what's right from what's wrong...
I once read a historical fiction story that was based on a real (I think they were Quaker?) family, where they bought slaves at an auction solely to free them. The newly free people were then offered assistance with basic needs and iirc, were offered paying jobs, but were in no way forced to do anything. The daughter of the family got to offer Lincoln a drink of water when he came through town, which was unrelated but a cool part of their family history.
Nelson Mandela once said " To be free is not merely to cast off one's chains, but to live in a way that respects and enhances the freedom of others." We live in a society that does not respect the union and marriage of a white man to a black woman. It is so sad.
As a black man it was awesome to see her happily picking cotton like that!! The problem was never picking cotton, the problem was the whole being slaves that were forced to work while never even seeing any fruits of their own labor. Leisurely picking cotton for her own use in a house she owns, on a field she owns… She’s quite literally living the dream life of most slaves from back then! I imagine this is the very thing her ancestors prayed for and God is faithful! 🙌🏿
Your point is exactly correct. Hannah Lee leisurely, joyfully plucking her OWN cotton for her OWN use is nothing like the slaves picking a bale of cotton or suffering for lack of production. I suspect the complainers have never seen a picture of people picking cotton, dragging the long bags they had to fill behind them through the fields.
Brett, as a 68 yo woman, I am proud of your spirited defense of this young woman! There is so much to admire about Hannahlee, I can only emphasize that this absurd reaction reflects the sad state of the world where these trolls reside. May both of you continue to find friendship in each other and the gifts that God has given you, which include free will! Bless you and your FREE WILL!!!
I’m so sick of these people, I’m sick of these mindsets, I’m sick of these people getting angry at everything and making it all about race and sex. Just let people live 😭💀
As an Asian man whose ancestors worked/slaved on the railways, am I oppressed because I like building and working on my railways and model trains?...No. Do I know about the history, yes.
It's the "making light of the situation" can't you see that? Why is it ok to make light of our sufferings and the white people are not subject to the same treatment it's not right.
You've said it all. I'm African, Nigerian, our for fathers were victims too, of slavery. Both at home n abroad. The history was bloody. We don't forget about their pain and sacrifice, but we don't lose our existence because of it. Speaking about it shouldn't be sacrilege
@@emy-essencetv it's not about losing existence it's about equality, like I said ("why is it ok to make what happened to our ancestors over hundreds of years a small thing?" But, when we talk about the European Jews who only suffered 4 years we must never forget?), people lose their lively hoods and credibility behind the whole world being mad calling you antisemitic. Our people suffered more and are still suffering and we are supposed to say it wasn't so bad because some of us are financially stable now? Why is it a problem to have some respect for how we feel about things as Africans and not a problem for other people? WHY IS THE WORLD SO INSENSITIVE TO THE PAIN OF OUR PEOPLE AT HOME AND ABROAD!!!! This is a sign
@@1TruGODrealitythe problem isn’t remembering what happened in the past. The problem is people making it their identity and using it as a crutch for why they can’t get ahead. Keeping the whole illusion they’re oppressed for them not working harder and breaking barriers. This has driven to making anything racist when it isn’t and thinking you’re the only people who’ve been so heavily oppressed.
@@lexnite22 My ancestor survived being an galley slave on a ship which is one of the worst kinds of slave to be also the highest death rates. I still like old wooden ships and sailing.
Traditional values in marriage and in life are so rare now that people think it’s weird anytime they see it. It’s really refreshing to see someone living the good life.
Right! I remember how almost a decade ago I was criticized on Facebook (which I no longer use) for saying that I don't lust after other men and only have eyes for my husband. People truly hated hearing that.
Depends on what you mean by traditional. In America this is traditional values, but in other countries they have their own which are often completely different. And heck, it stems to what tradition in America, since native Americans didn't do this, so I guess its British/American traditional values. To be statistical about it.
Candace Owen - also a black woman with white husband. Geez, when was the last time you heard "Italian woman with Irish husband"? Everyone should remove this part of the racism life support system and use "husband and wife" to refer to a man and a woman who marry. Thanks for posting Brett!!
I'm a white woman and my husbands family is Maltese. Not a huge difference until we do a group picture! Lol I'm 5'10 and most of his family are 5 foot and under. Including his mom! 🤣
It's definitely a thing. My husband is black and some of the comments and things people have said to us (mostly me) is outrageous. I don't understand why seeing people who aren't obsessed with race love each other makes people so mad.
Let's not act like it doesnt LOOK weird. Sure theres nothing bad or wrong going on technically but it does look a certain way. Ofc people are gonna talk about it
every time i say i'm venezuelan (and i'm pretty young too, so the exact target demographic, ya know xd) i think the exact same thing xd (i'm a surjeon btw so the contrast betwein saying it in the street vs the coat is HILARIOUS) the thing about racist people is just lack of actuall full convivence, like when you get to know the islamic guy on the course, or the black, and just dont care to call them that o beeing called negro, or sadam XD IDK if is a thing from us latinos that we are really collor blinded, i mean is like we dont see the color but just se. . . you know, people xd. and if i can call the people of my race a way that represents them out of confidence and kindness why wouldnt i do the same with some from other race? now culture is a diferent thing, but culture is honestly another diferent topic because almost everyone we know is on this same of the planet has the same culture XD. but even in here in brazil, india, EEUU, japan, russia, egyp, even china you share a LOT more in common if you both of live in a proper city than someone who just lives in a farm 150 km from you, and race has baeryly anythign to do with it xd.
@@MM-gp9mb Perhaps in the eyes of some *you* are "weird." Ever think of that? She makes no public comments about how you look or live your life. Why is that? Is it because, unlike you, she's mature enough to *mind her own business?* Grow up.
“Racism is not dead, but it is on life support - kept alive by politicians, race hustlers and people who get a sense of superiority by denouncing others as ‘racists” ― Thomas Sowell
Wow!!! So I'm a black woman who worships with my brothers and sisters who are predominantly white and we sing hymns without instrumental music. We are Bible believing Christians and I find those comments disrespectful and offensive. I know Mennonites, I buy from their stores and I find them pleasant and yes they are modest. Actually it's a privilege that this young woman has found a husband and family who love her. I wish I had the opportunity to live where I could grow my own cotton. Basically we are witnessing the ugly side of racism and ignorance. I hope people realize that not all of us ( Black people) respond in this way. Thank you for sharing this video. ❤❤🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
The community part of the black community is from affiliation with the Methodist church or the Methodist community church. In the post civil War area this is where families were built the base of the black community built up, networking, and building lives. She is literally living how the black community historically lived and found itself. There is huge gaps of historical information like this that is left out, and it removes identity, sadly just leaving cynicism, leaving a very small and partial identity. And now, not even that, because those same people have appropriated the term for other uses.
I'm white and i live in the south. my first job ever at the age of 14 was picking cotton on a plantation farm with 20 black people. The farmer paid everybody $10 a hour. This was in 2005 by the way. He wouldn't hire me cuz of my age. To entice him to hire me, i told him id except $5 a hour. I was the only one in my grade with a pocket full of $5 bills.. lol it's not racist to do something you wanna do. This is America. It's called freedom and there's nothing wrong with picking cotton, as long as your not being forced to do it. Period
Black women need to choose better men who will STICK AROUND as fathers. But no. She sees Leeroy at the club being a scumbag, and gets so turned on by him. Takes him home. He gets her preggo. Then she acts surprised when he leaves.
Absolutely disgusting. I'm black, my husband is white (from a village near Krakow) and I participate in some of his culture. I'm not stuck in 'Get Out', I'm loving exploring more cultures outside of my own. This one really peeved me.
To me, the beautiful thing about me being a black woman, and if I choose to pick cotton today, is simply that I CHOSE. And I think it's beautiful that anyone, let alone myself, can grow and harvest a plant that used to represent our torture, and do it now without a single chain or whip to make us. I can do something with peace, that my ancestors couldn't. And I thank God for that!
That's the craziest part about the time we're living in now. We're free to choose our path, no matter your background your ancestors went through some type of shit and made it all the way to you, here in 2024. Puts things into perspective. Makes me roll my eyes whenever I see people complain and say it's the worst time to be alive when we have it so easy compared to our ancestors; it might not be easy all the time but we have FOOD DELIVERY now, most have clean water, if you're American you live in the richest country on the planet and have the freedom to do whatever you want if you're willing to put in the work to achieve your dreams.
I'm here for your mindset and your message. It's powerful. Take past trauma, reshape it and deliver it to freedom ❤ it may seem hard, may BE hard at first, but Hannah looks at peace and satisfied with her slice of paradise. I wish nothing but the best for her and any others that desire a happy life for themselves and those they love.
Amen, it’s HER plant, HER household, and she’s doing meaningful work for HER family and children. Slaves didn’t get to do any of that. This seems very redemptive to me honestly.
Idk but something about the tiktok of her picking cotton made me teary eyed. It’s so full circle to understand that 2 centuries ago, this was the only thing that some African Americans could do. They had no say in the matter. Yet, this lady, with the sunset in the background, on her own time, without fear of meeting quotas or messing up, has the freedom to choose to pick cotton. God bless America Edit: and on her own property!
My grandmother ( white) had to pick cotton in South Carolina and not because she wanted to. They were sharecroppers, and as poor as an Black family in the South at the time. I don’t think we have to feel guilty about the hardships our ancestors went through. If the lady wants to pick cotton, more power to her😊
My thoughts as well. I imagine she’s literally living out the dream of her ancestors. To be able to leisurely pick cotton at their pace for their own use in a house they own, on a field they own… That’s probably quite literally what they prayed for and now she’s the living fulfillment🥹
That's the oddest response to such a beautiful video of them singing. I didn't think anything at all about that video negatively. Watching more of her videos makes me wish I was a traditional married person, but I'm single.
I was told by a black family member that I am “living a white womans life” and that “I never embrace my black side” and “neglecting my children from their black roots” because I’m a mixed woman married to a white man, who *sometimes* straightens my naturally curly hair, and hasn’t ever experienced the trials of living an independent rough life.. Because of all this “I’m not living a black woman’s life.” I just want to live a happy life. And I’m doing just that. Ive experienced a lot of racism over my 30 years of life but never as blatant as this before. Needless to say, she’s blocked from my life.
My kindergarten teacher in 1963-4 a white woman, told how her family picked cotton when she was a child. She wasn't good at it like her white family was, so she turned to teaching.
Your grandma was paid a salary to pick cotton African American grandma's were enslaved thought of as cattle and picked cotton from sunrise to sunset that's the difference this is my remark to your statement that black were not the ONLY person picking cotton. Mexican picked by choice African American picked by demand with an overseer with a whip in hand, check US history this is a FACT😢😢😢
She’s living the lifeeee omg. She works hard, she’s beautiful, she looks well rested, and her husband is masculine and strong. Instead of hating, they should be focused on how to succeed in life like she is.
How she dresses out of respect for her in- laws is literally how black South African women dress when going to see their in- laws. Absolutely nothing wrong with how she dresses.
Biracial woman here, honestly the way I see it is she’s trying to make the best out of the history you can’t prevent what happened, but you can move forward and grow and try to make light of things which is exactly what this woman did. She knew it would ruffle some feathers. That’s why she posted it but I feel like she’s trying to break a stigma. This is a true story. I was told My great grandmother used to pick cotton because she was so poor , & growing up I thought my great grandma was black. No she wasn’t. I feel that we are only taught that the American slaves picked cotton when in reality that’s not the case. But we are only taught in American education that this is only something that enslaved Black people did when that is not the case. It was something poor people did back in the day bc that was the job no one wanted to do.
yeah cotton picking has a heavy connotation and i can understand that people thought it was ragebait. but imo shes trying to do something good for us by taking the stigma away and turning what used to be the source of so much pain and suffering into a relaxing cozy hobby
Yeah, my grandfather (literally my dad's dad, so two generations ago) had to pick cotton every year to afford new shoes for the school year. They were dirt poor and it was his generation that broke out of poverty as adults. The majority of the impoverished population to this day is still white here. No one cares about them though. My (black) husband's grandparents didn't ever have to do that. His grandpa worked in a factory and they were able to afford 8 kids. A lot of people don't know anything about history because school don't like for us to know. Even recent history is a lot messier and more sad than we know.
Yeah the closest thing we have today to slavery (other than isolated & hidden illegal activities) are, of course, factory workers in many companies operating in unethical & unsafe conditions. Not even counting the majority of the clothing companies that oursource their products from the countless abusive & inhumane "sweatshop" factories in other countries, as well as even some tech companies like Apple and their long-time contract with the notorious Foxconn factories which were famous way back for the stories about the _worker suicides_ and Foxconn's response to it by installing safety nets (and not improving their god-awful pay and working conditions). But of course, *I guess no one wants to talk about that and rather be r-tards ranting pointlessly about a happy biracial couple on their iPhone that was put together by the sore & fatigued hands of an overworked, underpaid young lad in Taiwan or China.*
Implying a woman cant or shouldn't marry "the people who enslaved her ancestors" would also mean not marrying black people, because if we're living in reality and giving the topic the respect and truth it deserves, the black people enslaved in the US were all captured and enslaved and sold by black people in Africa first.
Loud and wrong. Not supporting the people hating on this woman but this shows how uneducated and fabricated the American history about slavery is. There were many tribes that were invaded by the Europeans who conquered, enslaved and brutally murdered them. The Portuguese and Dutch were one of the few Europeans who came to Africa in the early centuries and most of these tribes fought back and did not sell their people. While others did, majority of the smaller tribes fought back but unfortunately, some tribes were conquered and they enslaved them. Even after the Portuguese and the Dutch, the British, Germans, French, and Belgium who came after brutally went on war with most of these tribes just to assimilate, colonize, and commit genocide. A lot of these tribes fought back but do you think they can win over guns? The only African country that won their battle over the whites and escaped colonization was Ethiopia. Y'all will say anything to justify slavery.
@@suealvin1274 He's referring to the thriving slave trade that was active in North Africa before any Europeans ever arrived, which is who the British bought the majority of their slaves from.
@shionkreth7536 This person said the slaves were sold by black people in Africa. Even if he is referring to North Africa, that's even wrong because before the Europeans invaded Africa, the Arabs committed a lot of atrocities in the name of enforcing their religion on people. The Arabs committed genocide too, enslaved, and forced many African natives to convert to Islam. Like, I said, a lot of these tribes fought back, but the invaders (Europeans and Arabs) were much stronger.
Actually, it’s the people posting who cannot mind their own business that are so ridiculous and intolerant that are destroying the beautiful dream of America.
True, what Luan stated but it was all possible because of social media forums. I also blame cell phones, because people are losing the ability to talk to others face to face. Sad times we live in now and makes me being a 70 plus years old glad that I won't be around much longer, peace out 🙏🙏
She is not a slave. She is free to do whatever she wants to do Including picking cotton. I am sure it feels good to do something because you want to and not because you are forced to. Living her life the way she wants to is Exactly what her ancestors wanted for their future generations!
As a black women in an interracial relationship I love her lifestyle. Her humor is golden and finding peace in her lifestyle is what we all should strive for. She is living the dream in my eyes!!
I'm a french black woman and I remember when I've been in NYC with my boyfriend who happens to be white, black people were saying me in the street " you're betraying us!" First time I've heard that. What's their problem?
White actors who supported the 1960 protests with Martin Luther King Jr. were treated similarly. This is what hatred does, you become the thing you hate.
Brett, all you need to know is if she was married to a Muslim and he "made" her wear a hijab, they'd have no problem. And that's all you need to know. ps. my mom is a Muslim.
mom always wore a head cover when she went out. i asked her why when i was little and she said; you have seen my hair? i said; yes, its pretty. she said; exactly, other women hate me for it. mom was not a muslim and her hair was a unique fire red. sad what we do to each other.
Respecfully i disagree, if her husband made her wear a hijab he would have been eaten alive by the ill imtentioned chronically on line trolls and she would have been pitied for not having her own mind.
Black people are born with blonde hair too. If anything it's just them being jealous she found her own happiness and peace. Meanwhile black men ridicule and down talk black women, while holding non black women up like trophies. However, if a black woman gets with a white man, they're viciously attacked. This woman is free, loved and happy. Period point blank.
This woman is so pure. So many people have trouble with their inlaws, but she graciously respects her inlaws and their traditions WHEN IN THEIR HOME! This is basic respectful behaviour and speaks to her strong character
As a farmer of Cormo sheep. I can really appreciate the aspect of slowing down, and picking and working with the cotton. I spin wool into yarn, dye, and weave the wool into products. It is a calming relaxing thing to do.
@@Ryan-li8qc Yeah exactly. I'm already way too Slavic myself as it is. Slavs aren't tall. And they don't have square jawlines, contrary to popular stereotype.
@@Es_gee It appears most people don't. Perhaps that's why the crickets. It's not the worst in the world. That would be Asia and the pacific at 29+ million.
@@EnervatedSociety oh...I see, because where I am, it's more urban and people are just living their lives. Then again, it depends on the country I guess
They need to research Julius Tillery, a black man and fifth-generation (since 1861) cotton farmer from northeast North Carolina and his brand called BLACK COTTON. He farms around 400 acres of , COTTON, soybeans, timber, and fresh produce. Hes very proud of his cotton farm!
They need to research Julius Tillery, a black man and fifth-generation (since 1861) cotton farmer from northeast North Carolina and his brand called BLACK COTTON. He farms around 400 acres of , COTTON, soybeans, timber, and fresh produce. Hes very proud of his cotton farm!
Love this, thank you for featuring her videos on your channel Brett, I’ve found a new creator to keep up with! I love that she celebrates her family and God!
The average salary for a Cotton Farmer in the US is $66,371 per year as of 2023. Wonder if anyone has told them about the Black Cotton Company. Julius is a native of the Roanoke Valley, North Carolina, and a 5th generation cotton farmer. He founded BlackCotton in 2016 to honor his roots and promote Black-grown cotton.
His family seems to have no issue with having a black daughter-in-law, yet everyone who criticized her seemed to have a problem with her and her husband's skin colors. Hmm, who is the racist here?
Anyone judging others negatively online are the true losers of this world hands down. It’s time to stop recognizing their hate. Everyone should just ignore these losers!
What these people are really saying is they have a PROBLEM with black people owning their OWN farms and growing cotton. Farm owners have to make sure the produce or products get harvested. But some people dont think black people have the right to own or harvest their crops. THAT SAYS MORE ABOUT THEM.
She owns nothing. She lives in a trailer on her in-law's land. No one cares what she picks. It's her flippedly jokingly referencing slavery while doing so. She choose those words to purposely cause controversy to increase revenue to her page. It breeds pathetic and tacky just to get an extra dollar
And you would think if they really wanted progress they’d be proud of him for buying a place he would’ve been forced to work on in the past…is that not the definition of progress🙃
Plenty of Christian women follow 1st Corinthians and cover their hair whenever praying. Which many would consider singing hymns as prayer. I cover my hair whenever I pray and find it brings me closer to God
the irony of getting made at her for tending to her own cotton plant while they’re likely wearing clothing mass produced by what amounts to slave labor
And those unpaid laborers, are often being horrifically abused and tortured. It’s hard to take messed up reactions like the ones this influencer received, as anything other than extreme hypocrisy, knowing that they probably buy things that are made under the most horrific of conditions.
when i go visit my inlaws, i dress in a way that respects them. It doesn’t mean i am being oppressed. I am just respecting their values. I am a Nigerian and they too are Nigerians. It’s because of the lack of culture and respect in your country that people cry a lot about little things. Waaaaah waaaah waaaaaaah!
I was in an interracial marriage for 20 years starting in the early 90s. The most racism we ever received was from a certain group of women. We all know who they are. I swear the most racist and entitled group I ever met. You should have seen the faces when my wife and I where invited to an all black female fraternity. They had no idea she was married to a white man. The look on the women's faces when I walked in. The ladies lost it and turned whiter than me. I hung out with the guys without a problem at all, the women cold stares all night.
If you believe as a white man married to a black women that black women are the ones who mostly hate your relationship. Then you are very delusional and lying. Most people don’t agree with interracial dating and white women are no different in that thinking.
I LOVE that she pionted out how calming it is to pick/process cotton. Brings new understanding to the phrase "just a cotton-picking minute"...... A LONG, DRAWN OUT, CALM minute
As a black person, bc she made the cotton picking joke & then said all jokes aside, no one should be getting butt hurt. and it’s HER FARM! Not the same issue as back in the day
My husband is from the deep south (Georgia- and is black) and I'm from Texas. He told me after we got married that just for being with him, I've experienced more racism from black people than he's seen any black people experience from any other race in his whole life. It's happened quite a bit on social media, but it's not a super frequent occurrence. I'm sure it would be way more common if i had a platform of some sort, but my point is that real racism is rare in this country, it's not an every day and everywhere you go thing, and it even more rarely goes in the direction people claim it does. He also said that black people are more racist towards and controlling to each other than anyone else is towards them. The racism is manufactured, and a lot of black americans are the ones perpetuating it because they're online too much. The white people who talk about how oppressed black people are and who constantly talk about racism and how they need our help to succeed are actually the ones who are racist, not the rest of us. That's coming from his mouth, not mine. I personally don't understand any of it, I just wanna live a peaceful life with my husband and babies, and wish people would drop the topic. It's getting incredibly frustrating and insane. I bet the majority of the people shaming this woman are black, and the rest are white liberals. Tells you all you need to know.
Shout out from NC😊 My family grew up when they picked cotton, cropped tobacco, etc... that was a norm. She’s stunning, she looks so happy & at peace. God bless you and your sweet family. Silence is the best answer to a fool.🙏🏻💜🙏🏻💜🙏🏻💜
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She's healthy and they ABSOLUTELY CAN'T stand it!! She left them behind. I don't know what makes her want to post to these animals, But I'm gonna pray for her...
She said " I want o be respectful of that( Mennonite dress code) without violating my own beliefs ( my freedom in fashion choices)".....'whom the Son sets free is free indeed'
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SHE OWNS THE FIELD!! That’s the obvious difference here…She’s working her own land…THATS FREEDOM…Work does not equal slavery.
yeah but the pinkos dont understand how Marxism actually works
they legit think we an tax jeff bezos for the money theyre gonna spend on his website
they cant figure out thermodynamics OR economics...
Hey, keep your common sense to yourself, it's hateful 🤣
They totally missed that part by being too hung up on the color of her skin.
@@fitnessfeverptlol, right!
@@fitnessfeverpt 🤣😂🤣 Thank you! I needed that!
“You’re not allowed to do this specific activity because of the color of your skin”. Oh…I thought we were done with that
You'd think so lmao
So they keep saying.. smh
Yea, Lord, forbid someone enjoy their family's work.❤
Nahh they push these things bc it helps division hence keeps ppl in shackles exactly the way they want it
It is the symbolic message about a Blk person period doing this. We all know. What people are missing is SHE is CHOOSING to do this willingly. Big difference here. As a BW I am not mad at it. 🤷🏽♀️😊
As a black man, I thought this was beautiful and peaceful.
It is beautiful. The modern left cannot stomach the idea that any woman would be happy living in a traditional relationship. They are raising a family, they have time for their kids. They are living a life that can actually lead to happiness. The modern left thinks that they are the heros, they think that they have identified all the problems, and they have all the answers, and they will fix all these problems, just as soon as they get rid of us and our values.
They hate her because she’s gorgeous and happy and has a wonderful family and rewarding lifestyle
While they have sad and pathetic lives
I'm happy for this family for actually being normal
yup
Worse yet!? She's kind, peaceful, good humored and loving by the God in Christ in her!! Therefore they foam at the mouth like the rabid dogs they are.
That's the best way to defeat your enemies. Live well and be happy. They can't stand to see it.
Jealousy is such an ugly emotion!
It’s funny how the people who say they hate labels and want to be normal and yet all they do is make labels and be abnormal
Keep pointing it out!
'" when you label me
You negate me'"-
Kierkagard
And for those same people if you just straight up labeled everything they are they would hate you
they are nothing if not hypocrites and liars.
Agreed.
I am telling you, being a Black Christian Conservative who does not fit the prescribed woke left narrative can be very draining, on a daily basis.
Lived in Seattle for 10 years. Those white liberals hated my ass! 😂
I’m sorry that society is telling you what to believe, think and feel. That would be so obnoxious!
I’m sorry yall all got white spouses
I’m a democrat and a Christian. I hate when people use woke left as stigma for differences in opinion or perception. I’m not woke if I don’t agree with your idealism I’m just a person with a different perception.
@brooklynnmiller2102 Well the crazies seem to be more on the left who consider themselves as liberals/progressives whatever that means. Don't even get me started on the evil policies that they are trying to force down on people. As a Christian, you should know what's right from what's wrong...
When twerking, mostly naked black performers are celebrated but a hard working, loving, modest wife is not....
For reals.
Truth 🙌🏻
Great point 100%
Facts!!!
Yep! This is the truth!
Mennonites, Quakers, Puritans never owned slaves. They were some of the most ardent abolitionists.
It's like the people who tell us to consider the history don't actually know the history
Eh idk about too much about the puritans cuz I know they were kinda strange but the quakers were good peoples right
Exactly!!
just learned about quakers, they seem really cool
I once read a historical fiction story that was based on a real (I think they were Quaker?) family, where they bought slaves at an auction solely to free them. The newly free people were then offered assistance with basic needs and iirc, were offered paying jobs, but were in no way forced to do anything. The daughter of the family got to offer Lincoln a drink of water when he came through town, which was unrelated but a cool part of their family history.
Nelson Mandela once said " To be free is not merely to cast off one's chains, but to live in a way that respects and enhances the freedom of others." We live in a society that does not respect the union and marriage of a white man to a black woman. It is so sad.
We still have a long way to go hey. Too sad.
Freedom is not being free to do what you want to do but what you ought to do. I encourage the documentary “Uncletom II”. It’s free you TH-cam.
As a black man it was awesome to see her happily picking cotton like that!! The problem was never picking cotton, the problem was the whole being slaves that were forced to work while never even seeing any fruits of their own labor.
Leisurely picking cotton for her own use in a house she owns, on a field she owns… She’s quite literally living the dream life of most slaves from back then! I imagine this is the very thing her ancestors prayed for and God is faithful! 🙌🏿
I think they're going after her because of her quality of life and independence. "Forty acres and a mule" is an improvement now.
Amen.
Your point is exactly correct. Hannah Lee leisurely, joyfully plucking her OWN cotton for her OWN use is nothing like the slaves picking a bale of cotton or suffering for lack of production. I suspect the complainers have never seen a picture of people picking cotton, dragging the long bags they had to fill behind them through the fields.
It’s all us normal people want , don’t even try to understand the haters !
Amen
As a black woman, nothing about her is bothering me. She's happy!
Brett, as a 68 yo woman, I am proud of your spirited defense of this young woman! There is so much to admire about Hannahlee, I can only emphasize that this absurd reaction reflects the sad state of the world where these trolls reside. May both of you continue to find friendship in each other and the gifts that God has given you, which include free will! Bless you and your FREE WILL!!!
I’m so sick of these people, I’m sick of these mindsets, I’m sick of these people getting angry at everything and making it all about race and sex. Just let people live 😭💀
Bruh, touch grass it's good for your mental health
@@vivid5972 I do, I go outside a lot, but I also just hate seeing what people have come to.
Make fun of these nutso hypocrites on the left.
Ha hey that's their line, "live and let live" funny how the left are the ones who dont do that.
@@SamwiseLovesJesusIt mostly happens on the Internet. Irl people just mind their own business.
As an Asian man whose ancestors worked/slaved on the railways, am I oppressed because I like building and working on my railways and model trains?...No.
Do I know about the history, yes.
It's the "making light of the situation" can't you see that? Why is it ok to make light of our sufferings and the white people are not subject to the same treatment it's not right.
You've said it all. I'm African, Nigerian, our for fathers were victims too, of slavery. Both at home n abroad. The history was bloody. We don't forget about their pain and sacrifice, but we don't lose our existence because of it. Speaking about it shouldn't be sacrilege
@@emy-essencetv it's not about losing existence it's about equality, like I said ("why is it ok to make what happened to our ancestors over hundreds of years a small thing?" But, when we talk about the European Jews who only suffered 4 years we must never forget?), people lose their lively hoods and credibility behind the whole world being mad calling you antisemitic. Our people suffered more and are still suffering and we are supposed to say it wasn't so bad because some of us are financially stable now? Why is it a problem to have some respect for how we feel about things as Africans and not a problem for other people? WHY IS THE WORLD SO INSENSITIVE TO THE PAIN OF OUR PEOPLE AT HOME AND ABROAD!!!! This is a sign
@@1TruGODrealitythe problem isn’t remembering what happened in the past. The problem is people making it their identity and using it as a crutch for why they can’t get ahead. Keeping the whole illusion they’re oppressed for them not working harder and breaking barriers. This has driven to making anything racist when it isn’t and thinking you’re the only people who’ve been so heavily oppressed.
@@lexnite22
My ancestor survived being an galley slave on a ship which is one of the worst kinds of slave to be also the highest death rates. I still like old wooden ships and sailing.
They complain and being hateful cause they're jealous that she found happiness being a traditional wife and they're all miserable being modern women.
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For real 😅
Traditional values in marriage and in life are so rare now that people think it’s weird anytime they see it. It’s really refreshing to see someone living the good life.
So is having a sense of humor. The content creator is funny and trying to get views.
Meanwhile the same people who complain about traditional values are going to complain about not having a partner and wonder why the feel so depressed
Right! I remember how almost a decade ago I was criticized on Facebook (which I no longer use) for saying that I don't lust after other men and only have eyes for my husband. People truly hated hearing that.
@@eleanorj563 Cause that's the internet?
Depends on what you mean by traditional. In America this is traditional values, but in other countries they have their own which are often completely different. And heck, it stems to what tradition in America, since native Americans didn't do this, so I guess its British/American traditional values. To be statistical about it.
Candace Owen - also a black woman with white husband. Geez, when was the last time you heard "Italian woman with Irish husband"?
Everyone should remove this part of the racism life support system and use "husband and wife" to refer to a man and a woman who marry. Thanks for posting Brett!!
I'm a white woman and my husbands family is Maltese. Not a huge difference until we do a group picture! Lol I'm 5'10 and most of his family are 5 foot and under. Including his mom! 🤣
I have an Italian great aunt who is 102 years old and is *still* mad that her sister, my great grandmother, who died in 1979, married a Scottish man.
I need this on a billboard
It's definitely a thing. My husband is black and some of the comments and things people have said to us (mostly me) is outrageous. I don't understand why seeing people who aren't obsessed with race love each other makes people so mad.
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Kudos to you for your comments! I'm a 63 year old black woman and applaud you for speaking your mind!
As a black woman, as soon as I saw her singing with her family, I was legit like, "And here they come." They're predictable.
Tragic too, the harmony is beautiful.
Let's not act like it doesnt LOOK weird. Sure theres nothing bad or wrong going on technically but it does look a certain way. Ofc people are gonna talk about it
every time i say i'm venezuelan (and i'm pretty young too, so the exact target demographic, ya know xd) i think the exact same thing xd (i'm a surjeon btw so the contrast betwein saying it in the street vs the coat is HILARIOUS) the thing about racist people is just lack of actuall full convivence, like when you get to know the islamic guy on the course, or the black, and just dont care to call them that o beeing called negro, or sadam XD
IDK if is a thing from us latinos that we are really collor blinded, i mean is like we dont see the color but just se. . . you know, people xd. and if i can call the people of my race a way that represents them out of confidence and kindness why wouldnt i do the same with some from other race? now culture is a diferent thing, but culture is honestly another diferent topic because almost everyone we know is on this same of the planet has the same culture XD. but even in here in brazil, india, EEUU, japan, russia, egyp, even china you share a LOT more in common if you both of live in a proper city than someone who just lives in a farm 150 km from you, and race has baeryly anythign to do with it xd.
IKR
@@MM-gp9mb Perhaps in the eyes of some *you* are "weird." Ever think of that? She makes no public comments about how you look or live your life. Why is that? Is it because, unlike you, she's mature enough to *mind her own business?* Grow up.
“Racism is not dead, but it is on life support - kept alive by politicians, race hustlers and people who get a sense of superiority by denouncing others as ‘racists”
― Thomas Sowell
Use Ecosia
Thank you for introducing us to Hannah! I am a 59 year old black woman who is now a huge fan of you both!
Wow!!! So I'm a black woman who worships with my brothers and sisters who are predominantly white and we sing hymns without instrumental music. We are Bible believing Christians and I find those comments disrespectful and offensive. I know Mennonites, I buy from their stores and I find them pleasant and yes they are modest. Actually it's a privilege that this young woman has found a husband and family who love her. I wish I had the opportunity to live where I could grow my own cotton. Basically we are witnessing the ugly side of racism and ignorance. I hope people realize that not all of us ( Black people) respond in this way. Thank you for sharing this video. ❤❤🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
I'm not Christian, but this was beautiful
The community part of the black community is from affiliation with the Methodist church or the Methodist community church. In the post civil War area this is where families were built the base of the black community built up, networking, and building lives. She is literally living how the black community historically lived and found itself.
There is huge gaps of historical information like this that is left out, and it removes identity, sadly just leaving cynicism, leaving a very small and partial identity. And now, not even that, because those same people have appropriated the term for other uses.
Misery loves company. It’s just miserable people trying to pull people down to their levels of misery through insults, racism, sexism, etc.
Keep saying it!
LOL I said the same thing!. Ya beat me....
@@raybod1775 Never let others drag ya down outta your happiness. :)
Especially if that happiness is wholesome.
Exactly. Those haters are miserable people. Probably have some mental illness as well.
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"Tolerance" only seems to go one way! PS: the light around your book shelves that looks like a word bubble when you turn a certain way is so cute!
I'm white and i live in the south. my first job ever at the age of 14 was picking cotton on a plantation farm with 20 black people. The farmer paid everybody $10 a hour. This was in 2005 by the way. He wouldn't hire me cuz of my age. To entice him to hire me, i told him id except $5 a hour. I was the only one in my grade with a pocket full of $5 bills.. lol it's not racist to do something you wanna do. This is America. It's called freedom and there's nothing wrong with picking cotton, as long as your not being forced to do it. Period
Yeah the problem was the "owning human beings" part and not the cotton lol
@@lkctom2546Debt is just another form of slavery.
Bro you weren't picking cotton by hand in 2005. 😂😂😂
@@slappy8941 Who the fuck said anything bout picking it by hand???
@@lkctom2546underrated reply
The single MOST important thing the black community can do to improve quality of life is make the traditional family a priority.
Black women need to choose better men who will STICK AROUND as fathers. But no. She sees Leeroy at the club being a scumbag, and gets so turned on by him. Takes him home. He gets her preggo. Then she acts surprised when he leaves.
That will never happen it would be better for us but it will never happen
@@venomking3602one family at a time!
That's like sunlight to a vampire.
A traditional family with both parents to raise and educate the kids not just single mom.
People hate to see others Happy .
Absolutely disgusting. I'm black, my husband is white (from a village near Krakow) and I participate in some of his culture. I'm not stuck in 'Get Out', I'm loving exploring more cultures outside of my own. This one really peeved me.
Pozdrawiamy z Polski
Get out of the sunken place honey Good lord
You’re both traitors. Repent while u still can
@@chauncie8201
Don’t use “lord” for these type of comments.
Mixing is a sin against nature itself!
@@Avreniel37 Find God, man.
I am a 54 yr old Christian Black-American Republican. If living, loving, and having that great family comes with enjoying picking cotton? Sign me up!
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She was working for her family and herself. For her own interests.
Preach!!!❤❤
People need to stop tearing each other down. Everybody's born different. No matter the color of their skin.
To me, the beautiful thing about me being a black woman, and if I choose to pick cotton today, is simply that I CHOSE. And I think it's beautiful that anyone, let alone myself, can grow and harvest a plant that used to represent our torture, and do it now without a single chain or whip to make us. I can do something with peace, that my ancestors couldn't. And I thank God for that!
That's the craziest part about the time we're living in now. We're free to choose our path, no matter your background your ancestors went through some type of shit and made it all the way to you, here in 2024. Puts things into perspective. Makes me roll my eyes whenever I see people complain and say it's the worst time to be alive when we have it so easy compared to our ancestors; it might not be easy all the time but we have FOOD DELIVERY now, most have clean water, if you're American you live in the richest country on the planet and have the freedom to do whatever you want if you're willing to put in the work to achieve your dreams.
I'm here for your mindset and your message. It's powerful. Take past trauma, reshape it and deliver it to freedom ❤ it may seem hard, may BE hard at first, but Hannah looks at peace and satisfied with her slice of paradise. I wish nothing but the best for her and any others that desire a happy life for themselves and those they love.
Amen, it’s HER plant, HER household, and she’s doing meaningful work for HER family and children. Slaves didn’t get to do any of that. This seems very redemptive to me honestly.
Really good point
Amen, it's a beautiful way to put it.
Idk but something about the tiktok of her picking cotton made me teary eyed. It’s so full circle to understand that 2 centuries ago, this was the only thing that some African Americans could do. They had no say in the matter. Yet, this lady, with the sunset in the background, on her own time, without fear of meeting quotas or messing up, has the freedom to choose to pick cotton. God bless America
Edit: and on her own property!
i didn’t even think of the video in that video. what an inspiring perspective
My grandmother ( white) had to pick cotton in South Carolina and not because she wanted to. They were sharecroppers, and as poor as an Black family in the South at the time. I don’t think we have to feel guilty about the hardships our ancestors went through. If the lady wants to pick cotton, more power to her😊
True!
My thoughts as well. I imagine she’s literally living out the dream of her ancestors. To be able to leisurely pick cotton at their pace for their own use in a house they own, on a field they own… That’s probably quite literally what they prayed for and now she’s the living fulfillment🥹
On her own property which is more than many of us can say in this economy
That's the oddest response to such a beautiful video of them singing. I didn't think anything at all about that video negatively.
Watching more of her videos makes me wish I was a traditional married person, but I'm single.
The life you seek is out there, just choose wisely.
I love how she lightheartedly trolls the people. Shes living her best life lol
Omg a verified account!
Oh, it's you.😊
Love that my favorite TH-cam show reviewer is here!
That DNA-joke was just Golden! Unexpectedly feisty mennonite-humour to stir up the hyena's nest.
Ayyy
Ima fan❤
I was told by a black family member that I am “living a white womans life” and that “I never embrace my black side” and “neglecting my children from their black roots” because I’m a mixed woman married to a white man, who *sometimes* straightens my naturally curly hair, and hasn’t ever experienced the trials of living an independent rough life.. Because of all this “I’m not living a black woman’s life.” I just want to live a happy life. And I’m doing just that. Ive experienced a lot of racism over my 30 years of life but never as blatant as this before. Needless to say, she’s blocked from my life.
You do you. ❤
They want to see you struggling.
@christinbryant9246 - They probably want you to be living on food stamps with ten kids born out of wedlock!
If you let others define you you'll be crushed by their fantasies .
black women are some of the singlest bitter folks on the internet, they want everyone else to be as miserable as them.
My family is of Mexican descent and my grandma picked cotton as a child. It’s not just black people who picked cotton in the US.
My kindergarten teacher in 1963-4 a white woman, told how her family picked cotton when she was a child. She wasn't good at it like her white family was, so she turned to teaching.
Lmao, you are not comparing slavery references in that video with your grandmother also picking cotton as a child. You can not be that delulu.
Your grandma was paid a salary to pick cotton African American grandma's were enslaved thought of as cattle and picked cotton from sunrise to sunset that's the difference this is my remark to your statement that black were not the ONLY person picking cotton. Mexican picked by choice African American picked by demand with an overseer with a whip in hand, check US history this is a FACT😢😢😢
Plenty of poorer White people also picked cotton in the South due to being share croppers.
Was she enslaved and picking cotton? Or growing and choosing to pick cotton? I'm sure you're aware there's a vast difference.
She’s living the lifeeee omg. She works hard, she’s beautiful, she looks well rested, and her husband is masculine and strong. Instead of hating, they should be focused on how to succeed in life like she is.
yeah do what you like to do people care to much. Some black woman are MMmm MMmm MMmmmm
They’re jealous
She's like a real disney princess
Singing while farming
Caring
Loving
Mature
And modest
She's so pretty too😭
I wish more ppl were like her
Perhaos she is as God intended a woman to be.❤
How she dresses out of respect for her in- laws is literally how black South African women dress when going to see their in- laws. Absolutely nothing wrong with how she dresses.
Biracial woman here, honestly the way I see it is she’s trying to make the best out of the history you can’t prevent what happened, but you can move forward and grow and try to make light of things which is exactly what this woman did. She knew it would ruffle some feathers. That’s why she posted it but I feel like she’s trying to break a stigma. This is a true story. I was told My great grandmother used to pick cotton because she was so poor , & growing up I thought my great grandma was black. No she wasn’t. I feel that we are only taught that the American slaves picked cotton when in reality that’s not the case. But we are only taught in American education that this is only something that enslaved Black people did when that is not the case. It was something poor people did back in the day bc that was the job no one wanted to do.
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yeah cotton picking has a heavy connotation and i can understand that people thought it was ragebait. but imo shes trying to do something good for us by taking the stigma away and turning what used to be the source of so much pain and suffering into a relaxing cozy hobby
@@firstlast8258for a liberal, you're pretty hateful
Yeah, my grandfather (literally my dad's dad, so two generations ago) had to pick cotton every year to afford new shoes for the school year. They were dirt poor and it was his generation that broke out of poverty as adults. The majority of the impoverished population to this day is still white here. No one cares about them though. My (black) husband's grandparents didn't ever have to do that. His grandpa worked in a factory and they were able to afford 8 kids. A lot of people don't know anything about history because school don't like for us to know. Even recent history is a lot messier and more sad than we know.
You're right, black, brown and white people picked cotton.
Also grew tobacco, which my family did for over 170 years and yeah, we're white.
The Internet is full of hurt people looking to be offended.🤣🤣🤣- A black woman ❤
probably be more offended if they knew how small their house payment probably is.
It's one thing to be forced to pick cotton for someone else, it's another thing to freely pick cotton for yourself because you love your family.
Yeah the closest thing we have today to slavery (other than isolated & hidden illegal activities) are, of course, factory workers in many companies operating in unethical & unsafe conditions.
Not even counting the majority of the clothing companies that oursource their products from the countless abusive & inhumane "sweatshop" factories in other countries, as well as even some tech companies like Apple and their long-time contract with the notorious Foxconn factories which were famous way back for the stories about the _worker suicides_ and Foxconn's response to it by installing safety nets (and not improving their god-awful pay and working conditions).
But of course, *I guess no one wants to talk about that and rather be r-tards ranting pointlessly about a happy biracial couple on their iPhone that was put together by the sore & fatigued hands of an overworked, underpaid young lad in Taiwan or China.*
Implying a woman cant or shouldn't marry "the people who enslaved her ancestors" would also mean not marrying black people, because if we're living in reality and giving the topic the respect and truth it deserves, the black people enslaved in the US were all captured and enslaved and sold by black people in Africa first.
Don't confuse them with facts...
@@el_killorcure😂😂😂😂 broooooo
Loud and wrong. Not supporting the people hating on this woman but this shows how uneducated and fabricated the American history about slavery is. There were many tribes that were invaded by the Europeans who conquered, enslaved and brutally murdered them. The Portuguese and Dutch were one of the few Europeans who came to Africa in the early centuries and most of these tribes fought back and did not sell their people. While others did, majority of the smaller tribes fought back but unfortunately, some tribes were conquered and they enslaved them. Even after the Portuguese and the Dutch, the British, Germans, French, and Belgium who came after brutally went on war with most of these tribes just to assimilate, colonize, and commit genocide. A lot of these tribes fought back but do you think they can win over guns? The only African country that won their battle over the whites and escaped colonization was Ethiopia. Y'all will say anything to justify slavery.
@@suealvin1274 He's referring to the thriving slave trade that was active in North Africa before any Europeans ever arrived, which is who the British bought the majority of their slaves from.
@shionkreth7536 This person said the slaves were sold by black people in Africa. Even if he is referring to North Africa, that's even wrong because before the Europeans invaded Africa, the Arabs committed a lot of atrocities in the name of enforcing their religion on people. The Arabs committed genocide too, enslaved, and forced many African natives to convert to Islam. Like, I said, a lot of these tribes fought back, but the invaders (Europeans and Arabs) were much stronger.
social media is destroying this world
Actually, it’s the people posting who cannot mind their own business that are so ridiculous and intolerant that are destroying the beautiful dream of America.
True, what Luan stated but it was all possible because of social media forums. I also blame cell phones, because people are losing the ability to talk to others face to face. Sad times we live in now and makes me being a 70 plus years old glad that I won't be around much longer, peace out 🙏🙏
9:58 the SHAMELESS GOOD RANCHERS PLUG 🤣 I love you girl
She is not a slave. She is free to do whatever she wants to do Including picking cotton. I am sure it feels good to do something because you want to and not because you are forced to. Living her life the way she wants to is Exactly what her ancestors wanted for their future generations!
As a black women in an interracial relationship I love her lifestyle. Her humor is golden and finding peace in her lifestyle is what we all should strive for. She is living the dream in my eyes!!
Yall just love being slaves 😂
I’ve never seen her before. I have Mennonite family…distant. So this is interesting to me.
Race mixing is an act of genocide and was legalized when communists took over in America. You should be ashamed of yourself.
THEY ALL LOOK LIKE AMAZING PEOPLE, THEY WAY THEY KIVE TRULY LOOKS LIKE A BEAUTIFUL LIFE, I AM HAPPY FOR THEM
I'm a french black woman and I remember when I've been in NYC with my boyfriend who happens to be white, black people were saying me in the street " you're betraying us!" First time I've heard that. What's their problem?
White actors who supported the 1960 protests with Martin Luther King Jr. were treated similarly. This is what hatred does, you become the thing you hate.
Maybe black racists are more prevalent in US?
That’s just so sad ..
American culture is extremely divisive and polarized.
you should see how they flip out over biracial people... especially if you have a white mother.
Brett, all you need to know is if she was married to a Muslim and he "made" her wear a hijab, they'd have no problem. And that's all you need to know. ps. my mom is a Muslim.
She ain’t gonna read this bro
@@Foxcatcher22 I realize that. It's just a comment. ;)
mom always wore a head cover when she went out. i asked her why when i was little and she said; you have seen my hair? i said; yes, its pretty. she said; exactly, other women hate me for it. mom was not a muslim and her hair was a unique fire red. sad what we do to each other.
Respecfully i disagree, if her husband made her wear a hijab he would have been eaten alive by the ill imtentioned chronically on line trolls and she would have been pitied for not having her own mind.
@@victorhopper6774 Red hair is so beautiful.
Thanks Brett for highlighting Hannah. She's awesome and so are you. Headed over to her site now to subscribe!
People who say crap about her are just jealous of the life she and her family live. God bless her and her family.
That is what being “unburdened by what has been” looks like.
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YES!!!
FACTS!!!!
The irony of accusing someone of "internalized hate" while appropriating or wearing a hair color that represents the people you oppose.
Black people are born with blonde hair too. If anything it's just them being jealous she found her own happiness and peace. Meanwhile black men ridicule and down talk black women, while holding non black women up like trophies. However, if a black woman gets with a white man, they're viciously attacked. This woman is free, loved and happy. Period point blank.
This woman is so pure.
So many people have trouble with their inlaws, but she graciously respects her inlaws and their traditions WHEN IN THEIR HOME! This is basic respectful behaviour and speaks to her strong character
First of all, how does someone get mad at her video, and why don't they scroll instead of complaining?
Miserable people don't like seeing happy people. It angers them, so they have to lash out. I pity them.
1:16 "If you regularly touch grass" 😂😂😂 Definitely gonna abuse of this one 😂😂
It’s great ❤
This is so sad... the "loving and tolerant" side can't see love nor tolerance when it's in their face
As a farmer of Cormo sheep. I can really appreciate the aspect of slowing down, and picking and working with the cotton. I spin wool into yarn, dye, and weave the wool into products. It is a calming relaxing thing to do.
So sad they look so down to earth and nice……wicked comments.
A real trad wife is a good wife, no matter their skin color.
But what if I want to have tall, handsome, smart children?
@@AlekseyMaksimovichPeshkovyou gotta pick one smart-German tall-swedish
@AlekseyMaksimovichPeshkov What exactly are you insinuating?
@@Ryan-li8qc Yeah exactly. I'm already way too Slavic myself as it is. Slavs aren't tall. And they don't have square jawlines, contrary to popular stereotype.
@@AGPerry-go3xk Asians won't grant you tall, handsome kids. And black probably won't grant you smart ones.
Meanwhile in Africa today, over 7 mill people living in slavery. Crickets.
And who are the enslavers? They’re definitely not white people most of the ones that usually are enslaved. People are either black people are Arabs.
And they’re getting at someone who CHOSE to pick cotton smh
As an african, i did not know this
@@Es_gee It appears most people don't. Perhaps that's why the crickets. It's not the worst in the world. That would be Asia and the pacific at 29+ million.
@@EnervatedSociety oh...I see, because where I am, it's more urban and people are just living their lives. Then again, it depends on the country I guess
They hate her because she is happy and their hate cant touch her.
They need to research
Julius Tillery, a black man and fifth-generation (since 1861) cotton farmer from northeast North Carolina and his brand called BLACK COTTON. He farms around 400 acres of , COTTON, soybeans, timber, and fresh produce.
Hes very proud of his cotton farm!
They cancelled a PLANT! How many haters are currently wearing cotton?
not a hater but i’m currently wearing cotton🙋🏼♀️
@@KissDoggmight want to check the facts on that
Cotton is racist.
They need to research
Julius Tillery, a black man and fifth-generation (since 1861) cotton farmer from northeast North Carolina and his brand called BLACK COTTON. He farms around 400 acres of , COTTON, soybeans, timber, and fresh produce.
Hes very proud of his cotton farm!
Lets not forget how many of them are wearing an article of clothing that was made by Chinese slave labors.
Love this, thank you for featuring her videos on your channel Brett, I’ve found a new creator to keep up with! I love that she celebrates her family and God!
People legit just missed the point of the entire video. They missed the joy and humor and went straight to making up nonsense.
The average salary for a Cotton Farmer in the US is $66,371 per year as of 2023. Wonder if anyone has told them about the Black Cotton Company. Julius is a native of the Roanoke Valley, North Carolina, and a 5th generation cotton farmer. He founded BlackCotton in 2016 to honor his roots and promote Black-grown cotton.
His family seems to have no issue with having a black daughter-in-law, yet everyone who criticized her seemed to have a problem with her and her husband's skin colors.
Hmm, who is the racist here?
Anyone judging others negatively online are the true losers of this world hands down. It’s time to stop recognizing their hate. Everyone should just ignore these losers!
We really need to point out their hypocrisy, in a humorous way.
@@raybod1775😂😂😂😂
Yes. These negative comments are atrocious too. Desperate for attention
What is her channel? I need to follow this woman. She’s got an amazing character and we need more people to be like her.
@hannahleeyoder
What these people are really saying is they have a PROBLEM with black people owning their OWN farms and growing cotton. Farm owners have to make sure the produce or products get harvested. But some people dont think black people have the right to own or harvest their crops. THAT SAYS MORE ABOUT THEM.
She owns nothing. She lives in a trailer on her in-law's land. No one cares what she picks. It's her flippedly jokingly referencing slavery while doing so. She choose those words to purposely cause controversy to increase revenue to her page. It breeds pathetic and tacky just to get an extra dollar
Reminds me of when that black man bought a plantation house years ago. People were PISSED
It should be seen as a show of actual progress. Lol It’s probably a nice house too.
And you would think if they really wanted progress they’d be proud of him for buying a place he would’ve been forced to work on in the past…is that not the definition of progress🙃
Im a black woman and I've been following her for years! Love her family
Oh they'd be shocked at the idea of family in most African countries...
Chill don't ❌ us,
By the way have you seen the package I sent you
Yes 😂😂😂😂😂
the only thing they have in common is their skin color and hair, they are world apart on everything else
Being gay is not accepted in Africa as it should be around the world.
@@mostneuter Exactly!
Thanks for speaking up for this woman. She seems just lovely.
She’s adorable. Thanks for another uplifting channel to watch! ☺️
Plenty of Christian women follow 1st Corinthians and cover their hair whenever praying. Which many would consider singing hymns as prayer. I cover my hair whenever I pray and find it brings me closer to God
the irony of getting made at her for tending to her own cotton plant while they’re likely wearing clothing mass produced by what amounts to slave labor
Yes! The gall
REAL!
And those unpaid laborers, are often being horrifically abused and tortured. It’s hard to take messed up reactions like the ones this influencer received, as anything other than extreme hypocrisy, knowing that they probably buy things that are made under the most horrific of conditions.
Great Pod-Episode...Thanks for sharing with passion and accuracy. 💜💜🙏🙏💜💜
when i go visit my inlaws, i dress in a way that respects them. It doesn’t mean i am being oppressed. I am just respecting their values.
I am a Nigerian and they too are Nigerians.
It’s because of the lack of culture and respect in your country that people cry a lot about little things. Waaaaah waaaah waaaaaaah!
you should know that half of america is nuts. visit at your own risk
@@victorhopper6774true
I was in an interracial marriage for 20 years starting in the early 90s. The most racism we ever received was from a certain group of women. We all know who they are. I swear the most racist and entitled group I ever met. You should have seen the faces when my wife and I where invited to an all black female fraternity. They had no idea she was married to a white man. The look on the women's faces when I walked in. The ladies lost it and turned whiter than me. I hung out with the guys without a problem at all, the women cold stares all night.
They were jealous. ;)
Did you sleep with any of them?
@@Mr.McSinister Wtf? What kind of question is that?
If you believe as a white man married to a black women that black women are the ones who mostly hate your relationship. Then you are very delusional and lying. Most people don’t agree with interracial dating and white women are no different in that thinking.
I LOVE that she pionted out how calming it is to pick/process cotton. Brings new understanding to the phrase "just a cotton-picking minute"...... A LONG, DRAWN OUT, CALM minute
People are mad about "people of a different race married each other"? Some people really do need to touch grass.
Some people probably think she should have a phone in her hand rather than cotton .
So sorry she has to put up with this. It is totally out of control. And I for one am sick of it. Such a beautiful young lady. Stay strong.
As a black person, bc she made the cotton picking joke & then said all jokes aside, no one should be getting butt hurt. and it’s HER FARM! Not the same issue as back in the day
My husband is from the deep south (Georgia- and is black) and I'm from Texas. He told me after we got married that just for being with him, I've experienced more racism from black people than he's seen any black people experience from any other race in his whole life. It's happened quite a bit on social media, but it's not a super frequent occurrence. I'm sure it would be way more common if i had a platform of some sort, but my point is that real racism is rare in this country, it's not an every day and everywhere you go thing, and it even more rarely goes in the direction people claim it does. He also said that black people are more racist towards and controlling to each other than anyone else is towards them. The racism is manufactured, and a lot of black americans are the ones perpetuating it because they're online too much. The white people who talk about how oppressed black people are and who constantly talk about racism and how they need our help to succeed are actually the ones who are racist, not the rest of us. That's coming from his mouth, not mine. I personally don't understand any of it, I just wanna live a peaceful life with my husband and babies, and wish people would drop the topic. It's getting incredibly frustrating and insane. I bet the majority of the people shaming this woman are black, and the rest are white liberals. Tells you all you need to know.
That's rough don't let people get to you because alot of ppl do
Shout out from NC😊 My family grew up when they picked cotton, cropped tobacco, etc... that was a norm. She’s stunning, she looks so happy & at peace. God bless you and your sweet family. Silence is the best answer to a fool.🙏🏻💜🙏🏻💜🙏🏻💜
These people are so sad. The fact that we even have to talk about this is pathetic.
OMG - We really appreciate your "Comments Section" since you are relaying OUR comments to the "many"........I hope they live a prosperous life and have a great time!!!! Thanks for your hard work also!!!!
Most people don't even know what VOCs are. I was surprised.
9:37 Not me thinking she was about to transition to a mattress sponsorship 😂😂
She missed with this ad transition 😅 imo
Agree! I was so confident that's where it was going.. such a miss.. laughed so hard..
The way her husband looks at her makes ME melt! How beautiful is their relationship. ❤
She's healthy and they ABSOLUTELY CAN'T stand it!!
She left them behind.
I don't know what makes her want to post to these animals,
But I'm gonna pray for her...
"How dare this adult woman CHOOSE a different lifestyle than I would! We need to take away her freedom!"
How do they not see what they are doing?
She said " I want o be respectful of that( Mennonite dress code) without violating my own beliefs ( my freedom in fashion choices)".....'whom the Son sets free is free indeed'
Some people can't stand seeing other people be happy and will try to tear you down. Don't let them. Do what makes you happy
As someone who came from a Mennonite family, there is absolutely nothing weird about that video of them singing.
People speaking into Apple wired headphones is getting to be almost as bad of a giveaway as the septum piercing.