You have to wonder how Walsh is still at the Daily Wire given they are pro-everything you are against Zuby. Candace Owens at least had the balls to go it alone without Auschwitz Shapiro breathing over her shoulder.
Matts right I'm half puerto rican half pakistani and all my friends were black, hispanic and asian and we said harsh jokes because we werent racist. I think white liberals who never grew up around actual minorities imagine minority culture different than what it really is, they see minorities as children who need to be protected.
An old friend of mine is American born of Korean immigrant parents. I recall years ago when he was talking about playing a basketball game with fellow students at seminary. He, along with other guys who were ethnically Mexican or Japanese, were all calling each other racial slurs. Instead of it being "divisive" or time to remind everyone to be Politically Correct ( or Woke these days ), he said they were all cracking up. Anyone who's honest could tell when looking at and listening to him that he was sincerely happy about it. His anecdote was so damn refreshing and it reminded me that the spirit in how we interact with each other must be taken into consideration as to whether an action is truly offensive / wrong or not. ( I agree, white liberals can be ignorant as well as condescending in how they view minorities as so fragile. I'd also say that people who obsess over "words" and take almost everything literally often don't have a great sense-of-humor. )
This is exactly right, white progressives have lived in a bubble their entire lives so they have to compensate with silly things like "anti-racism dinners", its sad really.
As a white person who had friends of any race and religion it is like half the society acts like in a Mental institution. I agree with what you say that they talk down, like they talk down to a person in a wheel chair even though not being able to move ones legs has nothing to do with cognitive abilities. It's very strange. I think they often are arrogant and have high thoughts about themselves, comes often off as being dumb. Even the highly educated ones.
Yeah it’s weird. I grew up in a black hood. The rare white guy in a half black and a quarter each Asian and Hispanic ghetto. Wed rip each other racially every day with friends and enemies, Then in college rich white student and professors who knew nothing about pocs would tell me about race. My roommate first year was a rich black kid the son of a music executive worth tens of millions who grew up in the wealthiest town in New England.. He would tell me how he’s oppressed because it’s about race not class. Even tho I spent 33 days in the ICU after getting stabbed by pocs at age 15.
I enjoyed this thoughtful and, yes, gentlemanly conversation. Great questions and reflections, Zuby! 🎯 Loved your observations about male friendships in our current times, and people sometimes putting a racial frame on universal human experiences. ❤️ The personal stories you shared with each other led to some great insights from you both, too. In the UK here, so haven’t seen the film yet, but I wish this conversation could accompany it as a bonus feature! 😊
So glad this documentary was made - the people who promote / enforce d.e.i. and have a fixtion on race are makings things worse. Their ideas are entirely senseless and it is right they have been exposed. Keep up the great work.
1.) I like the disclaimer :) 2.) Zuby - such a fan! I peep that Treign apparel! Burn the ships, brother Illinois, USA 3.) As a law enforcement officer’s wife - I’m incredibly impressed by Matt’s intuitive thoughts about police officers and their attitudes - often coming off of horrible calls, often in bad moods, almost never being greeted with relief - usually disdain, always uncertain of the motives of the people they encounter, etc. To be certain, there are bad apples out there. They make the rest of the officers’ lives miserable. I would challenge anyone to step in their footsteps for a shift or two. 3.) Zuby - I hated hearing that story and I’m sorry you went through that experience. Thank you for how you reacted in that situation and I’m so glad you are here doing the work you’re doing. You did the right thing. 4.) I’m a white chick with a white pre-teen, and I’ve had “the talk” with my son. In drivers’ ed in general, I think it’s good practice to teach kids to place your hands on the steering wheel, roll down the windows (especially if tinted), turn the music off, be respectful, don’t talk back, etc. Basically, just don’t give them a reason to be nervous or raise the hairs on the back of their necks. Even if shady ass cops are encountered, the goal is to walk away alive. Fight it in court later. It is not right, and it does not excuse their behavior, but at least you can kiss your mom and kids again. God willing, the truth will come out.
The key conversation which ties Matt's films together and exposes the grift, is comparing trans-gender and trans-racial. Two of the only things which you have no choice or control over, from birth, are your gender and colour of your skin. It is however absolutely normalised to be in complete denial of your biology and choose/change your gender based on how you feel, and yet the left will call you crazy and mentally ill if you propose identifying as a different race due to the way you feel. In principle there should be absolutely no difference between those two things, and so that exposes the race grift as they cannot allow trans-racial to become a thing as it will make skin colour irrelevant (which I thought we were trying to achieve?). It would take away race as a weapon to divide and attack people... Which is their entire business model. Their ideas and principles are not rational, logical or hold any water under the most basic scrutiny. Matt's films are just clever because it's not a setup or a hatchet job, he just gives them a platform to speak, and they freely expose themselves. That speaks volumes about their ideologies. He's performing an admirable and much needed service!
The left cut their biology-denying teeth in the abortion debate. I saw a video just the other day where a college student was adamantly against the idea of life beginning at conception, but then could not or would not answer when she thought life began.
Men bond with each other and make fun of each other overtly. women criticize and destroy each other covertly. Whether it be the military or even sport teams in the locker room, that’s how we bond with each other. That’s how we talk to each other. That’s how we show each other affection and brotherhood. That’s why it’s being so shamed. That’s why when men have friendships. It’s called a Bromance. Because it’s dangerous for men to get together that’s how revolutions start. We used to have groups we used to have clubs now there’s nothing we are only here to serve Women. And masculinity is somehow toxic. I say fuck that. We need our brothers. Nothing is more important to men than other male relationships. That’s why it’s so frowned upon, find your tribe and cherish them and don’t let anybody shame you for loving your brothers.
I was an Air Force Security Policeman, we saved our worst insults for out closest friends. It was one way to know you were "in". But it was also a test. If you could take it and give it back, without being offended or hurt, it showed you could be trusted. You could be open, and expect openness from your friends. My best friends in the world and the people I respect the most are guys I had this type of relationship with.
Mr Walsh, I am nobody special. Jane Q citizen, if you like. This film is having a major impact, already, here on the street, where rubber meets the road. Thank you. God provides hope, to me, personally.
racism really isnt that big of an issue. i grew up on the border of detroit, went to a heavily multi racial school system, have had friends of all races since i can remember, invited and welcomed by my parents who grew up in the late 60s just shortly after civil rights. the absolute most hilarious thing you can do with any of your minority friends is when they do something nice for you, reply by saying "you're truly one of the good ones" and watch them laugh their asses off. they know you arent racist, because what racist would have minority friends constantly around, but to just prod around the race subject with comedic effect is always the best, and brings you closer together as two human beings. just because we look different, doesnt mean we are different. i hear all the time that white people and black people grow up the same, white people dont know the struggles of black people, blah blah blah. well i'll let you in on a little secret. i've lived next to the hood my entire life. i grew up poor and my parents worked hard to put food on our table. we werent exactly middle class until we were teenagers. i still hear gunshots outside. i still see breakins on the news. i still fear walking outside at night during stupid times. i know what its like to have the government breathing down your back until they are satisfied with the amount of money you give them each paycheck, having to worry afterwards which bills you can pay. having to skip meals multiple days a week because you can't afford groceries. it's not a black thing to struggle, its a human thing, especially in an age where the government has its hand in your pocket from the time you are born to the time you are buried. it's not a black vs white issue, its a civilian vs government inefficiency and corruption issue, and we're all a part of it whether we want to be or not.
I'm a white woman who was pregnant and cops busted into a house I was in and I was the first person they saw cuz I wasn't doing anything wrong and was so confused and they grabbed me so hard by the arm and slammed me on my stomach and were horrendous to me. Thank God it didn't hurt my daughter, my magical privilege saved her.
I'm not sure you are right. During the cold war, several comic stuff came out of Czechoslovakia, so why not USSR. The Czechs made this animated series "Pat a Mat" for children and it's absolutely hilarious. I watched it with my children, it's sooo funny also for adults. It's called "Buurman en Buurman" in dutch, and it can be found on youtube.
@@kennethvalbjoern In the US comedy was huge and everywhere growing up in the 80's. My friends had Steve Martin and Monty Python records, music was also huge. Life had a soundtrack to it. When I went to Russia, I think there was one radio station that played 24/7 classical music. It was ok, but no other option. It was a common joke/trope hat the USS did not have comedy except for that yakov smirnov guy
matt tells him that all this started during obama administration, and host immediately getting defensive, blaming it all on a smartphones and media. I don't think we are ever be able to see things for what they are as opposed to what we are.
@@Realitybytes41 I agree there are black people who loathe Obama but that is a moot point. The issue at hand is, did it primarily start with the Obama administration ? If so, why be defensive of acknowledging it?
It is true tho lol. Smart phones started capturing tons of unexplained videos of cop’s killing black people.. it happened so much showing in our smart phones day after day until groups started to form in the States and riots began. In other words, absolutely smart phones and social media
I first watched you on Sara Gonzalez. I am so impressed with what a intelligent and thoughtful young man you are. Just found your channel and am so thankful. Thank you for bringing informed and intelligent podcasts.
Watched it last night with my family. Sincerely funny in how awkward some of the scenes were. Matt is sincerely hilarious is moments like that. I wish he wasn’t as popular just to see how high profile of grift he could trick. Great concept. Hope daily wire does more of this work.
I'm a woman and just letting people know once we're calling each other names and making fun of each other that's when we're real friends lol no matter guy or girl for me. Teasing is a huge staple of friendship with everyone I know
A good point to cover in the discussion would’ve been how circumspection regarding a state monopoly on armed force is a key part of the American constitution. So a combative posture towards what is viewed as police misconduct is not necessarily unnatural. When this instinct / circumspection plays out in certain cases it’s seen as acceptable but in others not so. One would wonder why. Separately, references / citations regarding the police caused death statistics would’ve been useful. For example, are the deaths commensurate with the percentage of population each group represents? The absolute numbers by racial group alone are not necessarily the most informative. Broadly speaking I like both Zuby and Matt and some of the points they made. However, I feel Zuby could’ve done a better job of exploring certain counterpoints, making for a more well rounded discussion and stimulating thoughtful and nuanced discussion. No doubt Matt could even build on such points in his usual creative and entertaining way.
Okay what's up with that? I'm a brown NYer who worked at the WTC Site ("Ground Zero") in 2001/2002, and we had people of different races, nobody cared. 🤷🏾♀️ Maybe it happened in other parts of the country?
I like Zuby and I’m sympathetic to his overall message generally but frankly I feel like he’s far too careful with Matt’s feelings or perhaps a tad too desirous to not break his messaging. For example, he made the social media point very softly. It’s not a myth that bad things happen to minorities and it’s not necessarily via delusion that some of these things entered the mainstream discourse. Media has changed and it can indeed highlight realities that were not previously amplified. It’s also true that race ‘grifters’ and hustlers exist and get their messaging amplified too. Their existence does not negate the former, though and I know he possesses the command of language to elucidate this nuance. However, he chooses not to for whatever reason.
If he went to an international school in the Middle East then that's a common accent for suh pupils/students. Maybe they have a lot of teachers from the US and Canada.
@@PockASqueeno Zuby is of Nigerian descent, his parents emigrated from Nigeria to UK then went to Saudi Arabia for work where he was raised went to international school there hence the US accent, came back to UK and now working in the US
This is the guy that said you shouldn’t take a “sick day” as an adult? Lol he’s a Podcaster he never worked a physically and mentally demanding job like Construction, Plumbing or Factory job etc.
@@Chas-u1v seriously. Matt doesn’t agree with sick leave. So what?!?! He even said it was an unpopular opinion. I have no issue calling out sick myself. Doesn’t bother me that Matt disagrees.
@33greenleaf yeah it didn't exactly seem like his most serious take, so it's weird people are clutching their pearls about it. There might be the SMALLEST of chances that he wasn't specifically thinking about Kevin from South Dakota when he said it 😂
51:12 this is exactly what a pretty common version of “the talk” is for, by the way. Be careful, be polite etc. So that, like Zuby did, one can walk away without issues.
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You have to wonder how Walsh is still at the Daily Wire given they are pro-everything you are against Zuby. Candace Owens at least had the balls to go it alone without Auschwitz Shapiro breathing over her shoulder.
Matts right I'm half puerto rican half pakistani and all my friends were black, hispanic and asian and we said harsh jokes because we werent racist. I think white liberals who never grew up around actual minorities imagine minority culture different than what it really is, they see minorities as children who need to be protected.
That certainly explains the, "black people can't manage to get a photo ID, therefore requiring an ID to vote is racist" argument.
An old friend of mine is American born of Korean immigrant parents. I recall years ago when he was talking about playing a basketball game with fellow students at seminary. He, along with other guys who were ethnically Mexican or Japanese, were all calling each other racial slurs. Instead of it being "divisive" or time to remind everyone to be Politically Correct ( or Woke these days ), he said they were all cracking up. Anyone who's honest could tell when looking at and listening to him that he was sincerely happy about it. His anecdote was so damn refreshing and it reminded me that the spirit in how we interact with each other must be taken into consideration as to whether an action is truly offensive / wrong or not. ( I agree, white liberals can be ignorant as well as condescending in how they view minorities as so fragile. I'd also say that people who obsess over "words" and take almost everything literally often don't have a great sense-of-humor. )
This is exactly right, white progressives have lived in a bubble their entire lives so they have to compensate with silly things like "anti-racism dinners", its sad really.
As a white person who had friends of any race and religion it is like half the society acts like in a Mental institution. I agree with what you say that they talk down, like they talk down to a person in a wheel chair even though not being able to move ones legs has nothing to do with cognitive abilities. It's very strange. I think they often are arrogant and have high thoughts about themselves, comes often off as being dumb. Even the highly educated ones.
Yeah it’s weird. I grew up in a black hood. The rare white guy in a half black and a quarter each Asian and Hispanic ghetto.
Wed rip each other racially every day with friends and enemies,
Then in college rich white student and professors who knew nothing about pocs would tell me about race.
My roommate first year was a rich black kid the son of a music executive worth tens of millions who grew up in the wealthiest town in New England..
He would tell me how he’s oppressed because it’s about race not class.
Even tho I spent 33 days in the ICU after getting stabbed by pocs at age 15.
As a woman, we also tease eachother. And that's so healthy. It's toxic women who can't joke about anything.
The movie was fantastic. Totally exposed their nonsense grift.
Nice conversation, between two sensible guys, on an important topic.
Very enjoyable.
Curious, are you British?
I enjoyed this thoughtful and, yes, gentlemanly conversation. Great questions and reflections, Zuby! 🎯
Loved your observations about male friendships in our current times, and people sometimes putting a racial frame on universal human experiences. ❤️ The personal stories you shared with each other led to some great insights from you both, too.
In the UK here, so haven’t seen the film yet, but I wish this conversation could accompany it as a bonus feature! 😊
Thanks for listening. Glad you enjoyed it.
Thanks guys!!!! Looking forward to watching the movie
So glad this documentary was made - the people who promote / enforce d.e.i. and have a fixtion on race are makings things worse.
Their ideas are entirely senseless and it is right they have been exposed.
Keep up the great work.
1.) I like the disclaimer :)
2.) Zuby - such a fan! I peep that Treign apparel! Burn the ships, brother
Illinois, USA
3.) As a law enforcement officer’s wife - I’m incredibly impressed by Matt’s intuitive thoughts about police officers and their attitudes - often coming off of horrible calls, often in bad moods, almost never being greeted with relief - usually disdain, always uncertain of the motives of the people they encounter, etc.
To be certain, there are bad apples out there. They make the rest of the officers’ lives miserable. I would challenge anyone to step in their footsteps for a shift or two.
3.) Zuby - I hated hearing that story and I’m sorry you went through that experience. Thank you for how you reacted in that situation and I’m so glad you are here doing the work you’re doing. You did the right thing.
4.) I’m a white chick with a white pre-teen, and I’ve had “the talk” with my son. In drivers’ ed in general, I think it’s good practice to teach kids to place your hands on the steering wheel, roll down the windows (especially if tinted), turn the music off, be respectful, don’t talk back, etc. Basically, just don’t give them a reason to be nervous or raise the hairs on the back of their necks. Even if shady ass cops are encountered, the goal is to walk away alive. Fight it in court later. It is not right, and it does not excuse their behavior, but at least you can kiss your mom and kids again. God willing, the truth will come out.
Thanks for tuning in and for the support!
I agree with walsh on so little politically, but the dude is this gen's top straight man, able to turn any democrat into a comedic punchline machine
What do you disagree with him about and why? Please elaborate.
Two of my favorites talking together; what a treat.
The key conversation which ties Matt's films together and exposes the grift, is comparing trans-gender and trans-racial.
Two of the only things which you have no choice or control over, from birth, are your gender and colour of your skin. It is however absolutely normalised to be in complete denial of your biology and choose/change your gender based on how you feel, and yet the left will call you crazy and mentally ill if you propose identifying as a different race due to the way you feel.
In principle there should be absolutely no difference between those two things, and so that exposes the race grift as they cannot allow trans-racial to become a thing as it will make skin colour irrelevant (which I thought we were trying to achieve?). It would take away race as a weapon to divide and attack people... Which is their entire business model. Their ideas and principles are not rational, logical or hold any water under the most basic scrutiny.
Matt's films are just clever because it's not a setup or a hatchet job, he just gives them a platform to speak, and they freely expose themselves. That speaks volumes about their ideologies. He's performing an admirable and much needed service!
The left cut their biology-denying teeth in the abortion debate. I saw a video just the other day where a college student was adamantly against the idea of life beginning at conception, but then could not or would not answer when she thought life began.
Men bond with each other and make fun of each other overtly. women criticize and destroy each other covertly. Whether it be the military or even sport teams in the locker room, that’s how we bond with each other. That’s how we talk to each other. That’s how we show each other affection and brotherhood. That’s why it’s being so shamed. That’s why when men have friendships. It’s called a Bromance. Because it’s dangerous for men to get together that’s how revolutions start. We used to have groups we used to have clubs now there’s nothing we are only here to serve Women. And masculinity is somehow toxic. I say fuck that. We need our brothers. Nothing is more important to men than other male relationships. That’s why it’s so frowned upon, find your tribe and cherish them and don’t let anybody shame you for loving your brothers.
Yes! I hope all men get back to this!
I was an Air Force Security Policeman, we saved our worst insults for out closest friends. It was one way to know you were "in". But it was also a test. If you could take it and give it back, without being offended or hurt, it showed you could be trusted. You could be open, and expect openness from your friends. My best friends in the world and the people I respect the most are guys I had this type of relationship with.
Mr Walsh, I am nobody special. Jane Q citizen, if you like. This film is having a major impact, already, here on the street, where rubber meets the road. Thank you. God provides hope, to me, personally.
Cool, cheers Nancy
Good to hear!
NancySwass if you like
@@NancySwass Please elaborate.
this video needed dual bicep-cams
@@andrewlowden322 Female deadlift champion right there!
Woman’s Deadlift Champion right there!
racism really isnt that big of an issue. i grew up on the border of detroit, went to a heavily multi racial school system, have had friends of all races since i can remember, invited and welcomed by my parents who grew up in the late 60s just shortly after civil rights.
the absolute most hilarious thing you can do with any of your minority friends is when they do something nice for you, reply by saying "you're truly one of the good ones" and watch them laugh their asses off. they know you arent racist, because what racist would have minority friends constantly around, but to just prod around the race subject with comedic effect is always the best, and brings you closer together as two human beings.
just because we look different, doesnt mean we are different. i hear all the time that white people and black people grow up the same, white people dont know the struggles of black people, blah blah blah. well i'll let you in on a little secret. i've lived next to the hood my entire life. i grew up poor and my parents worked hard to put food on our table. we werent exactly middle class until we were teenagers. i still hear gunshots outside. i still see breakins on the news. i still fear walking outside at night during stupid times. i know what its like to have the government breathing down your back until they are satisfied with the amount of money you give them each paycheck, having to worry afterwards which bills you can pay. having to skip meals multiple days a week because you can't afford groceries. it's not a black thing to struggle, its a human thing, especially in an age where the government has its hand in your pocket from the time you are born to the time you are buried.
it's not a black vs white issue, its a civilian vs government inefficiency and corruption issue, and we're all a part of it whether we want to be or not.
No, it's not that big of an issue when you are white - never had been.
Awesome conversation
Great conversation!
100% correct about the maternal lens and a male way of relating with one another.
I'm a white woman who was pregnant and cops busted into a house I was in and I was the first person they saw cuz I wasn't doing anything wrong and was so confused and they grabbed me so hard by the arm and slammed me on my stomach and were horrendous to me. Thank God it didn't hurt my daughter, my magical privilege saved her.
Nice to see a thoughtful conversation on an important topic and Zuby is a great one for Matt to sit down with
Thanks. Glad you enjoyed it!
Great questions, really appreciated this interview!! ❤
Glad you enjoyed it!
Some are making a LOT of money and fame of that industry
There is no rest for the wicked, as they say.
Appreciate you, your person and essence. Keep on keeping on. 💯💯💯
Zuby is the greatest black weightlifting woman of all time
Comedy did not exist in the ussr
Not overtly, but underground it did. It's scary how the UK and Australia are heading in a similar direction, even faster than the US.
I'm not sure you are right. During the cold war, several comic stuff came out of Czechoslovakia, so why not USSR. The Czechs made this animated series "Pat a Mat" for children and it's absolutely hilarious. I watched it with my children, it's sooo funny also for adults. It's called "Buurman en Buurman" in dutch, and it can be found on youtube.
@@kennethvalbjoern In the US comedy was huge and everywhere growing up in the 80's. My friends had Steve Martin and Monty Python records, music was also huge. Life had a soundtrack to it. When I went to Russia, I think there was one radio station that played 24/7 classical music. It was ok, but no other option. It was a common joke/trope hat the USS did not have comedy except for that yakov smirnov guy
matt tells him that all this started during obama administration, and host immediately getting defensive, blaming it all on a smartphones and media. I don't think we are ever be able to see things for what they are as opposed to what we are.
People are allowed to disagree. There are black people who hate Obama, so your point makes little sense.
@@Realitybytes41
I agree there are black people who loathe Obama but that is a moot point.
The issue at hand is, did it primarily start with the Obama administration ?
If so, why be defensive of acknowledging it?
Don't over analyse, they might disagree or Zuby likes Obama, and Matt didn't explicitly put blame on Obama, more like he was a part of the Zeitgeist.
@@albay5348
I don’t think Zuby got defensive but just added that smartphones just magnified seemingly racial molehills into mountains.
It is true tho lol. Smart phones started capturing tons of unexplained videos of cop’s killing black people.. it happened so much showing in our smart phones day after day until groups started to form in the States and riots began. In other words, absolutely smart phones and social media
I can’t wait to see it!
Took my mom the other day and we both want to go see it again. Some friends who couldn't make it the first time will be joining us, too.
Great movie. Funny and also important.
I first watched you on Sara Gonzalez. I am so impressed with what a intelligent and thoughtful young man you are. Just found your channel and am so thankful. Thank you for bringing informed and intelligent podcasts.
So glad I found this channel! JUST SUBSCRIBED!!!
Great interview Zuby! This was the one I was hoping for. Well done Mattman.
I really enjoyed your conversation. Thank you both! I am a Zuby fan and I can't wait to see Matt's movie!
Watched it last night with my family. Sincerely funny in how awkward some of the scenes were. Matt is sincerely hilarious is moments like that. I wish he wasn’t as popular just to see how high profile of grift he could trick.
Great concept.
Hope daily wire does more of this work.
I'm a woman and just letting people know once we're calling each other names and making fun of each other that's when we're real friends lol no matter guy or girl for me. Teasing is a huge staple of friendship with everyone I know
Thanks for the balanced, polite and honest discussion of a tricky subject.
That Tyreek Hill incident was completely preventable. I hope you have seen video by now. Great show, as always!
Thank you very much for this podcast! Y'all great, guys! 😊❤
Salute to you both! Y'all are two of the most truthful and logical people.
Love this. Two smart alpha males having an intellectual conversation
a highly intelligent conversation
A good point to cover in the discussion would’ve been how circumspection regarding a state monopoly on armed force is a key part of the American constitution. So a combative posture towards what is viewed as police misconduct is not necessarily unnatural. When this instinct / circumspection plays out in certain cases it’s seen as acceptable but in others not so. One would wonder why.
Separately, references / citations regarding the police caused death statistics would’ve been useful. For example, are the deaths commensurate with the percentage of population each group represents? The absolute numbers by racial group alone are not necessarily the most informative.
Broadly speaking I like both Zuby and Matt and some of the points they made. However, I feel Zuby could’ve done a better job of exploring certain counterpoints, making for a more well rounded discussion and stimulating thoughtful and nuanced discussion. No doubt Matt could even build on such points in his usual creative and entertaining way.
Great movie. Couldn’t stop laughing 😂
Good stuff guys
Anti-Christian? Wow. YES. Bold statement, Sir. I think I will subscribe. Thank you for speaking my language.
New sub!!!!
I don't understand why Matt is doing an interview with Zuby, a gentleman of African descent. I thought Matt was a racist. I'm confused.
😂
Robin DiAngelo deserves at best 15 cents for every two hours of her grift, by the way.
Mike Jones has melted. RIP.😅
Where can you watch this in the UK?
Matt must've forgotten about his pocket sized bible that could arguably be a precursor for the "smartphone"
Be colorblind. See a soul. See a fellow son (or daughter) of Adam from whom makes us related and therefore brothers and sisters.
Jesus.
Matt just got around.
Like everyone has an interview with him about his movie.
First movie I’ve paid for in years. It had snark and sarcasm, big fan! 😅
The reasn it popped-up is cuz kids who grew up with the racial profiling in the wake of 9/11 finally graduated.
Okay what's up with that? I'm a brown NYer who worked at the WTC Site ("Ground Zero") in 2001/2002, and we had people of different races, nobody cared. 🤷🏾♀️
Maybe it happened in other parts of the country?
I like Zuby and I’m sympathetic to his overall message generally but frankly I feel like he’s far too careful with Matt’s feelings or perhaps a tad too desirous to not break his messaging. For example, he made the social media point very softly. It’s not a myth that bad things happen to minorities and it’s not necessarily via delusion that some of these things entered the mainstream discourse. Media has changed and it can indeed highlight realities that were not previously amplified. It’s also true that race ‘grifters’ and hustlers exist and get their messaging amplified too. Their existence does not negate the former, though and I know he possesses the command of language to elucidate this nuance. However, he chooses not to for whatever reason.
Change of plans.. I'm einging a guest
Those monuments document the history of our country. All the people that fought in the civil war were patriots. All of them. So?
Why aren't you guys talking about the moon landing ???
@@kevinluu7024 haha
ITS ALWAYS ABOUT $$$$$$
Its good
Zuby isn't American? Why does he speak with an American dialect though? I always assumed he was from the States.
Born in Saudi Arabia, mainly raised and has residence in England.
He's spent time in the US
@@zxyatiywariii8 Ya but he speaks with an entirely American dialect, there is no British accent at all.
He said zed for Z.
If he went to an international school in the Middle East then that's a common accent for suh pupils/students. Maybe they have a lot of teachers from the US and Canada.
Zuby is from Saudi Arabia, lives in England, looks African, and talks like an American. I’m so confused. 🤔 😅
@@PockASqueeno To add to your confusion, he also holds a female weight lifting record.
@@PockASqueeno Zuby is of Nigerian descent, his parents emigrated from Nigeria to UK then went to Saudi Arabia for work where he was raised went to international school there hence the US accent, came back to UK and now working in the US
@@Elmoboy😂so true
A: Pretty likely yes, Matt
This is the guy that said you shouldn’t take a “sick day” as an adult? Lol he’s a Podcaster he never worked a physically and mentally demanding job like Construction, Plumbing or Factory job etc.
He had an opinion???
The horror!!!
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How do people take the most random of things so personally?!
@@Chas-u1v seriously. Matt doesn’t agree with sick leave. So what?!?!
He even said it was an unpopular opinion.
I have no issue calling out sick myself. Doesn’t bother me that Matt disagrees.
@33greenleaf yeah it didn't exactly seem like his most serious take, so it's weird people are clutching their pearls about it. There might be the SMALLEST of chances that he wasn't specifically thinking about Kevin from South Dakota when he said it 😂
You sound like you need a safe space
51:12 this is exactly what a pretty common version of “the talk” is for, by the way. Be careful, be polite etc. So that, like Zuby did, one can walk away without issues.
I've recently learned that racism is only a daytime issue, because at 2 in the morning, everyone is black 😎
Will be here with 🐈
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yt will yeet this comment
Thats a cool guy, im subscribing
Great conversation