What's ironic is that there is a church from South Korea, called the World Mission Society Church of God, they genuinely believe that Jesus came again in the form of a guy called Ahn Sang Hong and they actually pray to him because they believe he is Jesus.
I was at the movies and I lost it at “hey korean jesus” I laughed so hard people buued me …then everyone lost it at “stop fucking with korean jesus” 😂😂😂😂
@@omalone1169 While saying any race is super or inferior is wrong, and judging people based on race is a relatively recent thing by many standards, that is not say race doesn't exist, it is simply a measure of melanin in the skin resulting in different tones of skin, and is scientifically a real thing, all though again it is not scientific to say any race is better or worse than others.
@Jessica Marcus Garvey was wrong. RazorBladeKandy was white. Chinweizu synthesized both their ideas but it was Rollo Tomassi who perfected them. His text The Rational Male currently has far more appeal than the myriad of black nationalist literature already in circulation. It so happens that he published it the same year Tommy Curry challenged the fantasy of male privilege, referring to being a black male as a death sentence . His The Man Not however was not the first text to address the shortcomings of fem-centric pan-africanism. Nor was his recent 'Decolonising the Intersection' despite highlighting his attempts to emphasise the role of misandry in black female thinking. Chinweizu (Anamtomy of female power) and Shahrazad Ali (The Black Mans Guide) also made similar efforts but it was George Subira (1992) who hit the mark . Unlike Chinweizu, Subira did not draw upon Esther Vilar's 1976 classic, The Manipulated Man. Unlike most disciplined minds, Subira was an original thinker and one of the first to advocate a programme of economic leadership. Most modern black rhetoricians can offer no such programme or agenda because they are largely victims of black female programming. Their minds were long domesticated meaning they are reduced to reproducing aimless echo chambers almost every time they talk. Neely Fuller (1957) was not hostage to such conditioning but his programme seems to have a key fault. Despite realising the incredible driving motivating force of sexual expression , he still managed to downplay it's role, especially how it compares to the larger logic of antiblackness and global white terror domination. Although Charles Mills (1997) did indirectly develop his ideas, he neglected to integrate the foundation his own work borrowed from, "The Sexual Contract." (1996) Neil Postman, like Jeff Schmidtt, was one of the few people capable of making sense of these divergent ideas (much like John Gatto and Jan Matthews were two of those rare individuals with the pieces of the puzzle.) Conventional panafrikanism doesn't even realise there is a jigsaw to be solved. It has a distorted conception of itself because it views the world through a damaged lens incapable of accountability and self-reflection. PanAfrikanism will not produce any quick results either because unlike Chinweizu, Subira and Curry, it still refuses the interrogate and recognise the role of women in sabotaging the afrikan agenda. Texts like Addicted to White work towards this, only, in this age of intersectional confusion and fragmented voices in the wind, it isn't necessary to silence this perspective; it is enough just to drown it out. Jacques Ellul and Guy Debord surely foresaw this tragic arrangement, when few others could. Men have been fooled, black and white. It is no longer a question of race-first but male first, if not black-male first at the very least. Men are going to have to muster the clarity and courage to challenge the corporate-feminine regime dominating their "emptied" lives. If anything is to be redeemed black thinkers will need to prioritise the black pill and realise that the fundamental question of what it means to be a woman is as urgent as the need to ask what it means to be white. Gwiz +447939642873 Omalone11@gmail.com Addendum: 1. Attention to a woman is like a blowjob to a man 2. When a man's contempt for women surpasses his lust for them, only then shall he become wise 3. Women think all men are the same - that is their strength. Men think all women are different - that is their weakness 4. A man's facade of strength is his biggest weakness; a woman's facade of weakness is her biggest strength 5. Men fake interest, women fake orgasms A. Women are not to be loved; they are to be handled B. Women are not complicated; they are complicating C. A man must value his time the same way women put premiums on their body D. Men struggle for physical dominance but women opt for social domination E. Men compete; women conspire
Jesus christ isn't some sort of joke for us to show him like that in movies, He is lord of heaven and earth and he is coming to judge everyone with power and he is real, there is no such thing as Korean Jesus or American Jesus, there is only one Jesus christ, it's Jesus christ of Nazareth and that's it, He is the only way to God, and he is the only truth in a world full of deception and lies.
“Hey, hey! Stop fuckin with Korean Jesus! He ain’t got time for your problems! He busy! With Korean shit!” LMAOOOOOO
ice said it better!
You two get to your mommas house ASAP
Korean Jesus was the best part of any movie I've seen in a while
Wait until you meet Vietnamese Jesus
@@HafifSyukraoh shii
The most realistic "come to Jesus" moment in a movie
Mans rlly ended a prayer with THE END HAHAHAHAHAHAHA
1:50 cracked me up so bad!!!!
Just finished watching Beef on Netflix and during the scenes in the korean church, all I kept thinking about was this
It’s the juggling society 🥺
What's ironic is that there is a church from South Korea, called the World Mission Society Church of God, they genuinely believe that Jesus came again in the form of a guy called Ahn Sang Hong and they actually pray to him because they believe he is Jesus.
ohhh I heard about this weird cult..... it's fucked up
Not that different from what other people believe tbf.
I was at the movies and I lost it at “hey korean jesus” I laughed so hard people buued me …then everyone lost it at “stop fucking with korean jesus” 😂😂😂😂
Ice Cube made this movie, I swear😂💯
1:48 hey! hey!
Stop fuckin with Korean Jesus, he ain’t got time for yo problems he busy with Korean shit
This is what you came for. (1:50)
This is exactly what I came for.... Dean mccool
Kanye watching this 😮 🤯
Why do I still use this joke til this day because I mean Korean Jesus really got Korean shit to do 😅
1:50
My favorite part man😂😂😂😂
@@shedoesntevengohere8393 it’s ice cube
Amen
Came here after watching the white guy who was saying
Was Jesus white
He used this clip
He was middle eastern, so olive skin
@@bennpenn5105 skin is a social construct
@@omalone1169 While saying any race is super or inferior is wrong, and judging people based on race is a relatively recent thing by many standards, that is not say race doesn't exist, it is simply a measure of melanin in the skin resulting in different tones of skin, and is scientifically a real thing, all though again it is not scientific to say any race is better or worse than others.
@Jessica Marcus Garvey was wrong. RazorBladeKandy was white. Chinweizu synthesized both their ideas but it was Rollo Tomassi who perfected them. His text The Rational Male currently has far more appeal than the myriad of black nationalist literature already in circulation. It so happens that he published it the same year Tommy Curry challenged the fantasy of male privilege, referring to being a black male as a death sentence .
His The Man Not however was not the first text to address the shortcomings of fem-centric pan-africanism. Nor was his recent 'Decolonising the Intersection' despite highlighting his attempts to emphasise the role of misandry in black female thinking. Chinweizu (Anamtomy of female power) and Shahrazad Ali (The Black Mans Guide) also made similar efforts but it was George Subira (1992) who hit the mark .
Unlike Chinweizu, Subira did not draw upon Esther Vilar's 1976 classic, The Manipulated Man. Unlike most disciplined minds, Subira was an original thinker and one of the first to advocate a programme of economic leadership. Most modern black rhetoricians can offer no such programme or agenda because they are largely victims of black female programming. Their minds were long domesticated meaning they are reduced to reproducing aimless echo chambers almost every time they talk.
Neely Fuller (1957) was not hostage to such conditioning but his programme seems to have a key fault. Despite realising the incredible driving motivating force of sexual expression , he still managed to downplay it's role, especially how it compares to the larger logic of antiblackness and global white terror domination. Although Charles Mills (1997) did indirectly develop his ideas, he neglected to integrate the foundation his own work borrowed from, "The Sexual Contract." (1996)
Neil Postman, like Jeff Schmidtt, was one of the few people capable of making sense of these divergent ideas (much like John Gatto and Jan Matthews were two of those rare individuals with the pieces of the puzzle.) Conventional panafrikanism doesn't even realise there is a jigsaw to be solved. It has a distorted conception of itself because it views the world through a damaged lens incapable of accountability and self-reflection.
PanAfrikanism will not produce any quick results either because unlike Chinweizu, Subira and Curry, it still refuses the interrogate and recognise the role of women in sabotaging the afrikan agenda. Texts like Addicted to White work towards this, only, in this age of intersectional confusion and fragmented voices in the wind, it isn't necessary to silence this perspective; it is enough just to drown it out. Jacques Ellul and Guy Debord surely foresaw this tragic arrangement, when few others could.
Men have been fooled, black and white. It is no longer a question of race-first but male first, if not black-male first at the very least. Men are going to have to muster the clarity and courage to challenge the corporate-feminine regime dominating their "emptied" lives. If anything is to be redeemed black thinkers will need to prioritise the black pill and realise that the fundamental question of what it means to be a woman is as urgent as the need to ask what it means to be white.
Gwiz
+447939642873
Omalone11@gmail.com
Addendum:
1. Attention to a woman is like a blowjob to a man
2. When a man's contempt for women surpasses his lust for them, only then shall he become wise
3. Women think all men are the same - that is their strength. Men think all women are different - that is their weakness
4. A man's facade of strength is his biggest weakness; a woman's facade of weakness is her biggest strength
5. Men fake interest, women fake orgasms
A. Women are not to be loved; they are to be handled
B. Women are not complicated; they are complicating
C. A man must value his time the same way women put premiums on their body
D. Men struggle for physical dominance but women opt for social domination
E. Men compete; women conspire
Jesus was Jewish, so he was Middle Eastern. Therefore he had olive skin.
0:50 this scene helped Kanye?
The moment in the film that redeemed Kanye
1:49 😂😂😂😂😂😂
I spread this joke on b before this movie was written THIS IS MY JOKE
Which b ?
Dayummmm. You should ask to be credited
4chan I guess
Bro....the first three seasons of Family guy really really fucked with my head.
The end
That was the moment Kanye Chage
Epic games
0:22
😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
And then you wake up
Jesus christ isn't some sort of joke for us to show him like that in movies,
He is lord of heaven and earth and he is coming to judge everyone with power and he is real, there is no such thing as Korean Jesus or American Jesus, there is only one Jesus christ, it's Jesus christ of Nazareth and that's it,
He is the only way to God, and he is the only truth in a world full of deception and lies.
Jesus still has Korean shit to do
He is a prophet not a god
Proof: a book which has no scientific evidence.
Chill brother, it’s just a joke.
you might wana translate it to korean. korean jesus cant read english
Like that korean holloween mosh pit, thats the korean shit he talkin about
1:50