Boyz N’ The Hood had alot of great lines, and Furious was a great character. John Singleton wrote him as a proud, educated black father who cared about his son and his community. He’s definitely the ideal father figure for anyone from any background.
It was also indicative of highlighting something that the manosphere didn't pick up on until a whole decade later: the wife left her husband to be with a Chad/Tyrone (a Tyrone in this case) and gave up her role as a mother to chase her own happiness. It was highlighting that the Peter/Bob (Furious in this case) was left to pick up the pieces after she got what she wanted out of him.
Nah he looked that shit via Chat Gpt, how do I know? I just did it for shits and giggles and this is the exact anecdotal story it gave me!!! You got to understand PETER THIEL and his data harvesting along with the CIA created this. We are a one party state with the illusion of a 2 party state. GET YOUR HEAD OUT THE SAND AND BE TRUE AMERICAN FOR ONCE!!! 🇺🇸
Unlike Kamala his timeline works. He was born in 1984 and Boyz n the Hood came out in 1991. Contrast this with her silly sparking up in school listening to Tupac and Snoop, when she finished school in 1989 and Tupac did not debut until 1991 and Snoop did not debut until 1993.
This is a ridiculous conversation. The number of people who actually think math is "racist" is so small that they nearly don't exist at all. This isn't a real issue. It's a gaseous fear that never actually lands anywhere. Politicians (and foolish podcasters, apparently) spout it to get elected.
@@jon8004 what's your explanation for why black people have lower average scores on SAT and IQ tests? There's math on both of those tests, so is math racist?
It spoke to me too, but I was 20. So how did I feel hearing him say this? Old, that's how. I just realized this very moment that for the first time in my life, there is someone in the executive branch that is younger than me. Oof.
Same man. No matter how many times I watch that movie, Furious Styles' speech by the Compton billboard STILL gives me goosebumps. Realest sh*t ever. RIP John Singleton
I live in rural, northern NY where 99% of the population here (it's a bit different now) is white but we're all pretty poor lol. I saw Boyz N The Hood as a kid and that movie always stuck with me, even at like 7-8 years old when I first saw it in the mid 90's.
Furious was my favorite character from that movie. Especially when he talked about how their neighborhood is full of gun and liquor stores. You can observe this same thing today in any poor part of town. Also tons of lottery sales.
@raysdga the first half of boyz n the hood where the kids find a dead body is the most obvious influence . I'm sure you can google and find the article but I definitely remember reading interviews with john singleton where me mentioned rob reiners film
I'm white, this movie came out when I was about 14 or so, I live in the middle of the country in a small town, and yeah there are so many individual parts of the movie dozens of them where I'm sitting here going damn they have to go through that growing up ?! Holy s***
I said the same thing to my parents and they kind of got pissed.. like why would you want to be a father like Furious Styles and i said because even though he has a different perspective, hes teaching his son to think
I would consider myself somebody that is chronically online, but I've never seen anybody saying that math is racist. But this clip seems to give some legitimacy that other school subjects may be racist
The way the Left argues is that, mathematics departments are predominantly white and male, according to the Leftist, Marxist interpretation of anything, any "racial" discrepancy is "proof of structural racism", hence "math is racist". The Left also loves to say that "science" was used for colonial justification, what the Left also ignores, as it loves to do like any political movement, is that scientifically progressive and developed empires before the Western one, also used their scientific progress to have advantages over those they conquered, the Left just ignores those things. The most important thing to understand I believe is, that the Left as well as the Right are political movements, they do not care for science, literature or whatever, what they care about is to keep the movement alive and for that they need the people to follow theme, therefore they will say whatever is needed to get the followers. Freedom of Speech is not a left wing or right wing thing, it is an ideal, a principle, a right, it is not the property of any movement and citizens really need to understand that, it is a human right and politicians will always try to censor speech as the rulling ones and "defend it" as the opposition.
Whether or not math is real or invented, whether it is created or discovered, is a far ranging debate among philosophers and mathematicians. The idea that math represents some kind of objective reality is just a heuristic adopted by the masses who are less sophisticated on the topic. So it's not obviously insane to reference a cultural aspect to math itself. And it's definitely not insane to point to cultural differences to how math is received into different cultures when those differences stem from institutional racism. Just looking at some thoughts of others, seeing it doesn't coincide with your over simplified understanding and then labeling it insane is not really in the Western tradition you pretend to understand and employ.
Furious Styles was by no means a black nationalist. But that's the sort of errors you get when you turn to comedians to get sociology. But since you've already decided to understand the world through the eyes of the class clowns I guess you don't care about accuracy. Accuracy is reverse racism to you.
Weirdo commies. You can look up literally anything and racist and an article will come up. Math is racist, outdoors are racist, being on time is racist, sleep is racist etc
@@jordanmorres933 JD is a normal dude but his occupation necessitates a certain persona (unless you're Trump) from which he's trying to convey real shit but the persona taints it to become slightly insincere.
Did he take away the opposite message of what that scene was about? It's about how education is biased agaisnt certain minority groups and Vance seems to turn that around and say that leftists and liberals are overreacting when they make those same claims? Like it's whatever if he thinks that but it's the exact opposite point of the scene
Yeah but that part is pretty easy to skim over as stupid coping mechanisms for the people with broken homes who want to blame the outside world instead of the the actual system which is their parents. Have you noticed how badly white children do in single mother households? They behave like street thugs too. They get feral and emotional and undisciplined. That's pretty much the epitome of thug black culture now. Don't blame racism and white people. It's a cop out that gets you nowhere. Instead of looking at the parents, the real problem and something that's fixable
The education you get from your parents between potty training and learning to walk before you get to school is essential to your success and your entire life My mother worked for a program teaching poorer single mothers (mostly black but all races of inept mothers) how to educate their children before they get to school so they don't start behind every other student. Black people are not dumber they just need to raise their children better in this country. But it applies to every race. You can always tell who is successful and who won't be by their nurturing, not their wealth or race or intelligence
The way I understood him talking and takeways is he is pointing out to all the 2+2=5 crowd that say math is racist are wrong and he wished they watched the movie.
@@jaypainespotter But Trump didn't accept the math in the 2020 election and neither did the GOP. They kept saying 74 million > 81 million. Trump even asked the Georgia Secretary of State to 'round up his vote tally by 11,779' because the Math said he lost the state and the election.
Boyz N’ The Hood had alot of great lines, and Furious was a great character. John Singleton wrote him as a proud, educated black father who cared about his son and his community. He’s definitely the ideal father figure for anyone from any background.
John Singleton deserves the cred that Spike Lee doesn't deserve. Rosewood and Baby Boy are other forgotten gems.
@reminisco1776: Yes. Absolutely. All three of those are great movies. Higher Learning wasn’t bad either.
It was also indicative of highlighting something that the manosphere didn't pick up on until a whole decade later: the wife left her husband to be with a Chad/Tyrone (a Tyrone in this case) and gave up her role as a mother to chase her own happiness. It was highlighting that the Peter/Bob (Furious in this case) was left to pick up the pieces after she got what she wanted out of him.
Tyrone shoelaces? You mean the guy the filmed the moon landing?
Bruh, this made me like JD Vance. He was genuinely sincere...not like all the other politicians pandering to their audience
Fax
Thank Kamala for chickening out, and giving JD the opening. haha
Nah he looked that shit via Chat Gpt, how do I know? I just did it for shits and giggles and this is the exact anecdotal story it gave me!!! You got to understand PETER THIEL and his data harvesting along with the CIA created this. We are a one party state with the illusion of a 2 party state. GET YOUR HEAD OUT THE SAND AND BE TRUE AMERICAN FOR ONCE!!! 🇺🇸
Yeah saying the things that Rogan's audience already believes was so courageous.
@@muddi900 shut up Bot, he connected with them, there’s a difference, and that’s what won the election
JD has more street credit than Kamala 😂
Unlike Kamala his timeline works. He was born in 1984 and Boyz n the Hood came out in 1991.
Contrast this with her silly sparking up in school listening to Tupac and Snoop, when she finished school in 1989 and Tupac did not debut until 1991 and Snoop did not debut until 1993.
This is a ridiculous conversation. The number of people who actually think math is "racist" is so small that they nearly don't exist at all. This isn't a real issue. It's a gaseous fear that never actually lands anywhere. Politicians (and foolish podcasters, apparently) spout it to get elected.
@@jon8004 what's your explanation for why black people have lower average scores on SAT and IQ tests? There's math on both of those tests, so is math racist?
Lmao
Bye kamala
Hearing him say the movie influenced him when he was 8, it spoke to me as a kid lol
I'm black and not much younger than jd. You realize it's influence once you're older not at 8
@@AacaL05 Yes, that's what he's saying. You realize retroactively how long its influenced you
It spoke to me too, but I was 20. So how did I feel hearing him say this? Old, that's how. I just realized this very moment that for the first time in my life, there is someone in the executive branch that is younger than me. Oof.
JD said some funny shit in this episode. "I disagree with the Republicans views on Hunter Biden. I want to go hang out with Hunter Biden."
Same man. No matter how many times I watch that movie, Furious Styles' speech by the Compton billboard STILL gives me goosebumps. Realest sh*t ever.
RIP John Singleton
And THIS is why Trump chose this dude. He cut right through the bullshit.
I live in rural, northern NY where 99% of the population here (it's a bit different now) is white but we're all pretty poor lol. I saw Boyz N The Hood as a kid and that movie always stuck with me, even at like 7-8 years old when I first saw it in the mid 90's.
He even said that to say it wasn't the same.
_There’s this movie…_
Vance is the first VP in my life younger than I am, and this clip illustrates this perfectly.
Boyz N the Hood is one of the greatest movies ever made
JD is the man!! 👍
Chicago Teacher Union claims math can be racist too
Watch the celebrities have an issue with this
As the election just proved, we DGAF about celebrities anymore 😂
@@equivalentexchangeisalie5726you just literally elected a celebrity president who also is adding celebrities to his cabinet.
Furious was my favorite character from that movie. Especially when he talked about how their neighborhood is full of gun and liquor stores. You can observe this same thing today in any poor part of town. Also tons of lottery sales.
Watch Snowfall to see more of yhe topic.. same producer as Boyz n the Hood.. expands the universe
Boyz in the hood was actually influenced big time by another millennial classic "stand by me"
I never heard that. Stand by me was a movie of my childhood. Boyz was my freshman year high school. Is their an interview you could point me to?
@raysdga the first half of boyz n the hood where the kids find a dead body is the most obvious influence . I'm sure you can google and find the article but I definitely remember reading interviews with john singleton where me mentioned rob reiners film
I like both movies aside from them being kids seeing a dead body I don’t think there’s any similarities
LOL in what way?
I'm white, this movie came out when I was about 14 or so, I live in the middle of the country in a small town, and yeah there are so many individual parts of the movie dozens of them where I'm sitting here going damn they have to go through that growing up ?! Holy s***
I remember seeing the movie a bunch growing up but didn’t understand until recently what Furious meant by all the stuff he was saying
I said the same thing to my parents and they kind of got pissed.. like why would you want to be a father like Furious Styles and i said because even though he has a different perspective, hes teaching his son to think
He was more relatable than any realized.
I was a field engineer for 13 years and I asked my boss one day I said why did you get into this job and he told me numbers don't lie but people do
It’s going to be JD Vance vs Gavin Newsom for presidency in 2028
That'll be easy work for JD. Newscum can easily be linked back to Biden and Kamala.
“Jaime pull up that clip of boys n hood”
I was dying when Joe turned “what”😂😂
JD invited to the cookout
JD is wise beyond his years
I’m here for when JD runs for President in 2028
First. This is about to go viral.
I would consider myself somebody that is chronically online, but I've never seen anybody saying that math is racist. But this clip seems to give some legitimacy that other school subjects may be racist
It was on some mainstream news platforms that were trying to push it.
Barely anyone supports it online because it's such a stupid idea to defend.
The way the Left argues is that, mathematics departments are predominantly white and male, according to the Leftist, Marxist interpretation of anything, any "racial" discrepancy is "proof of structural racism", hence "math is racist". The Left also loves to say that "science" was used for colonial justification, what the Left also ignores, as it loves to do like any political movement, is that scientifically progressive and developed empires before the Western one, also used their scientific progress to have advantages over those they conquered, the Left just ignores those things.
The most important thing to understand I believe is, that the Left as well as the Right are political movements, they do not care for science, literature or whatever, what they care about is to keep the movement alive and for that they need the people to follow theme, therefore they will say whatever is needed to get the followers. Freedom of Speech is not a left wing or right wing thing, it is an ideal, a principle, a right, it is not the property of any movement and citizens really need to understand that, it is a human right and politicians will always try to censor speech as the rulling ones and "defend it" as the opposition.
Step away from the Marxist crack pipe sir, before it's too late...😐😐
A lot of the math is racist stuff comes from that Fox interview with the wokey that believed reality is subjective. Easy to find that interview on YT
They are racist in a sense because the winners tell the stories. Chinese history is racist to Japan history and vice versa
Movie from the 80’s? It was made in 1991.
@moneyindabank it was developed in 1986, then the process.
Movie is set during 1980’s, Dingleberry
I got to watch, Boyz in the hood?
Whether or not math is real or invented, whether it is created or discovered, is a far ranging debate among philosophers and mathematicians. The idea that math represents some kind of objective reality is just a heuristic adopted by the masses who are less sophisticated on the topic. So it's not obviously insane to reference a cultural aspect to math itself. And it's definitely not insane to point to cultural differences to how math is received into different cultures when those differences stem from institutional racism. Just looking at some thoughts of others, seeing it doesn't coincide with your over simplified understanding and then labeling it insane is not really in the Western tradition you pretend to understand and employ.
Furious Styles was by no means a black nationalist. But that's the sort of errors you get when you turn to comedians to get sociology. But since you've already decided to understand the world through the eyes of the class clowns I guess you don't care about accuracy. Accuracy is reverse racism to you.
Im lost, who says math is racist?
Weirdo commies. You can look up literally anything and racist and an article will come up. Math is racist, outdoors are racist, being on time is racist, sleep is racist etc
Leftist universities unfortunately. Mostly social sciences departments.
JD Vance is a real person pretending to be a fake person, pretending to be a real person.
the dude pretending to be another dude disguised as another dude
huh??
@@jordanmorres933 JD is a normal dude but his occupation necessitates a certain persona (unless you're Trump) from which he's trying to convey real shit but the persona taints it to become slightly insincere.
the fact that we can all see this is incredibly telling.
Harris is just drunk.
Did he take away the opposite message of what that scene was about? It's about how education is biased agaisnt certain minority groups and Vance seems to turn that around and say that leftists and liberals are overreacting when they make those same claims? Like it's whatever if he thinks that but it's the exact opposite point of the scene
Yeah but that part is pretty easy to skim over as stupid coping mechanisms for the people with broken homes who want to blame the outside world instead of the the actual system which is their parents.
Have you noticed how badly white children do in single mother households? They behave like street thugs too. They get feral and emotional and undisciplined. That's pretty much the epitome of thug black culture now.
Don't blame racism and white people. It's a cop out that gets you nowhere. Instead of looking at the parents, the real problem and something that's fixable
The education you get from your parents between potty training and learning to walk before you get to school is essential to your success and your entire life
My mother worked for a program teaching poorer single mothers (mostly black but all races of inept mothers) how to educate their children before they get to school so they don't start behind every other student.
Black people are not dumber they just need to raise their children better in this country. But it applies to every race. You can always tell who is successful and who won't be by their nurturing, not their wealth or race or intelligence
Perhaps minorities should raise their children? No?
The way I understood him talking and takeways is he is pointing out to all the 2+2=5 crowd that say math is racist are wrong and he wished they watched the movie.
@@jaypainespotter But Trump didn't accept the math in the 2020 election and neither did the GOP.
They kept saying 74 million > 81 million. Trump even asked the Georgia Secretary of State to 'round up his vote tally by 11,779' because the Math said he lost the state and the election.