Ali Siddiq - Mitchell - This Is Not Happening - Uncensored
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- After a prison guard humiliates Ali Siddiq during a strip search, he immediately starts plotting his revenge.
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@@thequarantinechronicleswit9963 lol put
Ali is so spot on 😳🍀😳🍀😳 ..
Mitchell just wanted to see him in his own mind and to me
.that means .
if you can't get nothing else from a person.. that's the last resort .
Stripping somebody..
and that is insane.
Allow people to be their own individuality!
Peace
People seem to forget the part of the story where the two people who were going to be in jail for the rest of their lives went to go stop another young, lost brother from throwing away the rest of his.
Man! That part! Life's something else. Orchestrated and mapped to PERFECTION.
Nobody forgot
Right !, I don’t know about you but I call that divine intervention and they saw the man he was supposed to be
True O.G.'s
It brought a tear to my eye no joke
They're laughing, but he's dead damn serious. Thank God he made it & can laugh now.
EXACTLY, DEAD ASS SERIOUS!!! LMAO
That's the best part
I was thinking the same thing ... these people either don't know or don't understand ... he is not joking at all!!
@@redperry4615 True.
@@farylboykin8741 I am perfectly aware that he is not joking and i still laugh, because the way he delivers it is funny, thats what comedians do.
Mitchell watches and dislikes this video every day. Mitchell, if you’re reading this... we all got on boots.
Mitchell looks down "YT Commenters do have on boots" and takes off running.
Got my boots on too!! Tf!
👣🖖🏄♂️♂️🤙🍻👏💪✊🌶️🤟🦾✌️
Imma hit up my Mexican friends and we all gonna have on boots
Straight up steel toes!!
To take that level of trauma, anger, hatred and frustration and distill it into humor is astounding. This man is an Alchemist.
The great part is,some of us that have been there don’t even notice.not 5 min in he ain’t killing mitchel we are
No, he's a comedian
This is very real trauma too many ppl share being humiliated and degraded by law enforcement. I’m sure a lot of this went over the audience but HE NEEDS AN AWARD!! 🏆
The true definition of the concept of alchemy turn lead into gold
Agreed!
He managed to make an attempted murder funny. That’s a real comic
exactly
Lol I"m convinced this is story B not A;
there were moments in this where i was like damn this dude is dead serious lmao
Ms. Angela how is attempted murder funny? He was doing 15 years as a felon who had problems moving contraband and weapons due to his position in prison that allowed him high volume of contact and access to parts to do so. He cried while having to strip in public part of the prison because he has made false claims and they do so for his and their safety. Ask anyone who’s done time or jailers. If that inmate slammed the gate and yelled like the end of his story code would have been called and full lock down of the prison to secure the inmate and risk of assault/ murder... he’s lying about it all or most of it for laughs
Wild Angel0317 he didn’t say the inmate slammed the door he said the guard did and I believe all jokes aside he either smoked him for real and tweaked the story for jokes or part of the story only went on in his head and he was just another inmate dealing with inmate shit
This was a funny story, but the fact that prison had briefly turned him into not just a killer, but one capable of playing the long game. The takeaway here is that prison is not for rehabilitation
like he said, its judicial slavery
@@thereisnofood2008 its a good time if you wanna kill mitchell
#facts
YES FACTS
Word up, ...and Katz don't be knowin, dat *LONG GAME* ain't nothin ta fuck wit(c)Wutang
The fact that 8 months later the mention of Ali's name was enough to terrify Mitchell shows that he knew exactly what he did to him. They treat prisoners as less than human then get scared when one snaps.
I find it so effin infuritating when people mistreat and mistreat others repeatedly(?) and then act surprised when they get treated from the same fountain... Like why would you mistreat someone in the first place? And then they dare to act all *shocked pikachu meme* when they reap what they sowed?
Makes me wanna attack them wildly and uncontrollably(?)🙄🙄🤮🤧😡😡😡🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬😾😾💢💢💢💢
Most cops aren’t like that in prison at least in California cause they will get got.Its about respect they have to coexist with the inmates or else they know what has happened to asshole cops in the California corrections they get killed by multiple people.
@@ogspermcell no. Most cops are exactly like that. Most prison guards are worse, because they couldn't be cops. What kind of person wants to be a cop? What kind of person wants to be a guard? That's a personality disorder, not a higher calling.
@@crashraynor im speaking on a southsiders perspective in California corrections cause guards know what time it is ,it’s about respect.
@@ogspermcell no, its about control
this dude is not telling jokes, he's telling life stories..
That’s what makes him so great. He made a career turning his trials and tribulations into comedy.
That’s most of comedy . The realest comedy is turning your pain into laughter .
Moral of the story: take a non violent human being and belittle/ humiliate him like an animal and expect an animalistic outcome.
KnowledgeGizmo animalistic*(?)
The Night of on HBO while fiction made me think the same and I started googling the American prison system because that dude was on trial yet in prison while on trial. Furthermore, even knowing he might be innocent the prosecutor still tried him. It made me think, does this actually happen?
"I ain't a killer but don't push me"
"revenge is like the sweetest joy next to getting pussy"-Tupac on Hail mary
@@space_rocky "picture paragraphs are loaded wise words being quoted"
there is nothing more dangerous like a person convinced that they have nothing to lose
Joe Lunchbucket smh man!
Facts
Or someone who is afraid. Cause fear drives you to do crazy stuff
A person with everything to lose, in the right context, is the real game changer.
Losing all hope was freedom
The look in his eyes when said "hey Mitchell"..he was not standing on stage he was back in that hallway
facts
Fa' sho'
And im standin right by his side!!! There are sooo many Mitchells in this world. We gon drank it together.
100!!!!!!
The fact they missed the Nat Turner joke still kills me to this day
It really was probably the funniest part of the whole story, and it fell on deaf ears.
Right on
they dont know what they dont know. I didnt learn about him till college💁🏾 but I feel the sentiment.
I learned about Nat Turner from an episode of the Boondocks, then went and looked him up.
I'm from Southampton County and he a legend out there. Most white people hate him but when I left and started experiencing life I was hella surprised to find out that people didn't know who he was
I'm glad Ali had two friends that cared enough about him to stop him from making a game changing forever event.
Greg E 💯
Greg E yea cuz if he did that we wouldn’t be having these video
He dont like being necked
Hope Mitchell already met his karmic ending. Walking away lets karma do its thing.
@Dien M hes a fake
You can see in his eyes getting angry recalling this story but he was able to maintain his composure to get the rest of the joke out. Says a lot about his character
Jared McKenzie 💯
His work to help others on this side of the bars says a lot too. We have to keep non-violent offenders OUT of the prison system. We must end the war on drugs for starters.
Those sips of water were both for timing and maintaining composure of that I know
What joke?
(2 years later but) Truth. The fact that he can get on stage and talk *comedy* about a CO's perverted need to dehumanize is......levels beyond anything anyone else is doing.
As a former CO, the person he described is unfortunately way too prevalent in prisons. A person who is there to inflict harm on people. They don't like themselves or they don't have control in their home lives and they come to the prison to feel powerful. 🤦🏾
Yes and alot of cops are like this too. Love to see them get dui and lose it all.
Yes! I just commented exactly this. I'm also a former CO. I swear some of the Officers I worked with disturbed me more than the inmates.
In my 20's I worked at a homeless shelter and a co-worker, older guy, use to bully and yell at this guys and I couldn't understand why until one day I ran into him and his wife at a restaurant and OG barely said a few words to me aside from introducing me and that was when I put it together and realized he behaved that way at work because he couldn't at home because his wife ran everything. Sixty year old man was overcompensating at work because as you say, he "didn't have control in his home and came to work to feel powerful". I actually began to feel sorry for him more than the guys he barked at because the guys he barked at were probably homeless because they refused to have his sad existence.
Thank you for weighing in. It's hard to judge his behavior if you're not a CO, because obviously it's a rough job with some dangerous people.
It's nice to hear someone say that Mitchel's behavior was uncalled for.
I like to think that's not the norm.
Whew! The glassy-eyed serious look he at while telling the Mitchell story was enough to tell me that he meant every word of what he said.
The tears in his eyes, when he described how Mitchell abused him, just killed me. It's disgusting how people in authority abuse their power over the weak!!!
Yea but we weren't there so who knows what happened
@@mitchellcampana602 Nice try Mitchell...
@@mitchellcampana602 Mitchell.. This ain't gone be good for you!
It’s so so bad in prison, reading the stories make me freakin sick even how they treat pregnant women
ACAB
That tear wasn't about embarrassment, it's about rage.
@fernanda Mendez 7:51 it's less a tear and more visible welling up in his right eye.
Muzikrazy213 then Shut the hell up
@@Swivavelli bitch, he was just answering your question
@@teare8972 😂😂
This wasn’t rage... this was someone taking something from him just because he could... Abuse is abuse doesn’t matter he was an inmate.
As someone who have experienced this kind of rage, I can't laugh comfortably. People who bring out the monster in people are literal devils.
I agree !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Exactly 💯
Facts.
Those of us who have experienced this level of trauma induced vengeance cravings. Cannot laugh. We only know the pain of self-control over real satisfaction. You can tell a part of him still wishes he could have stabbed him.
All I kept thinking when everyone was laughing is "this isn't a joke."
Being a prison guard is not an excuse to sexually abuse or humiliate someone. Being a prisoner is not a reason to be attacked, harassed or abused. A lot of times we treat criminals like they're no longer people. My heart goes out to Ali, and everyone else who's ever been in his situation.
Unfortunately not everyone is as civilized as a human being should, both guard and prisoner and such people must be treated how they are presenting themselves to be treated.
🎯💯
"Pain is funny........later" --Richard Pryor
Yes yes yes and for sure! I believe this happened in real life. At least in my concentric, circle, of concern..... the only thing that would question a black man's following Jesus is to allow a white male to emasculate him! THAT'S. NOT. HAPPENING! #prisons #foulgaurds
I just cried rn because of this quote.
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I felt it
True true true lol
I just want to view, "Pain is not funny...until later, by Richard Pryor
He should know... Ever see the bit about setting his hair on fire smoking crack?
if you treat a human like an animal, he will act like one
They want you to act on your emotions so they can keep you longer. People do stupid things out of anger.
@@TheTaterTotP80 True. Shouldn't be cruel to animals. But there's a difference between how I treat a dog and a human being. Some slave owners were even nice to their human slaves...not necessarily cruel...yet they were enslaved and sometimes treated as pets. So...though I agree with your point, I would say that a human should be treated like a human...NOT like an animal. Besides, all animals (unless trained otherwise) do this naturally...they treat their own kind better, that is...with more respect than other animals.
Actually if you treat a human like an animal, he will act like a HUMAN, because the animal is the person who's insanity and lack of humanity leads him to treat others in an inhumane way.
@D'Afrique Rousseau soo. you are of the mind that law enforcement only acts in aggression towards people if they receive aggression.. is that it? well brother, i hate to tell you but when you wake up from that dream of a perfect world, you'l find much of reality is just the opposite. And as for civil. interesting choice of words, because as far as i see, historically speaking, those who causally used the words civil and civilized are specifically and historically those who devastate civilizations for the sake of their own desires, People that despite the innocence they clad and brand themselves in , are anything but civilized.
@@xevious2501I can use this as a plot twist of humanizing a villain. TY.
*Screenshot comment* for archiving.
This guy is truly a storyteller. I felt like I was right there with him. I'm trying to figure out when I could see him live
Yes! Ali Siddiq is one of the best storyteller out there. I love his stand up! It’s a goal to see his standup some day.
@@esvalor2003 update! I got to see him in Charlotte in June. Incredible! These videos don't do him justice.
I'm startled..he's a great storyteller but he's telling the truth..can you not see the pain in his eyes??? I felt his pain while he still tried to get the jokes out. I applaud his talent..well executed!!
"Prison is like judicial slavery.....And I'm Nat Turner" best damn quote ever
LOVE IT✊🏿🖤
And they missed this
I didnt get it...
@@wadecounty9211 its the most chad part of black history look up Nat turner
He revolted agenst his slave owners and killed a bunch of other slave owners with other freed slaves
Low key he may have been a bit crazy he said though he was on a mission from God or something but he was also very smart
@@nerfornuffin9982 aye He wasn't playing tho he was like a 20th century deadshot just within the guns. He meant what he said and he said what he meant and that's on freedom
The real MVP's are Lesley and Mustafa. If they didn't look out for their boy we wouldn't be blessed with Ali Saddiq comedy. They knew he was meant for more than prison. I wonder if they could ever see this.
honestly they really went out of their way to save Ali. I wonder if he's kept in contact with him since
Best statement/comment 👏👏👏🗣🗣🗣🗣
@@katiebuchanan3023 I was wondering/thinking the same thing
That Nate Turner joke flew clean over their heads!!! 🤦🏾♀️..this man's storytelling is flawless! I ran across his reel this past wknd and now I'm a HUGE fan! Late to the game but I'm here now!! Salute King!
Check out his latest special, Domino Effect
YOOOOO! They DONT EVEN UNDERSTAND how HARD that Nat Turner line is 🔥🔥🔥🙌🏾
The pain was literally in his eyes. He ain’t laugh once.
Shit gets dark, yet here we are.
Billy Blanco eye don’t lie
I didnt find this story one bit funny, and even think all these laughs are straight disrespect, but it was an interesting story
@@wolololer tbf if he didn't want people to laugh he probably wouldn't have gone to a comedy show to tell the story 🤷🏻♂️
@@WadeMitchell813 youre right, but wheres the funnny in his story?? not even he was laughing
@@wolololer comedy has room for uncomfortable truths. It's nice to have "the funnny", but its not a requirement for revelation, which is the dark side of comedy.
That story was painful for him. Saw him wipe a tear from his face. Glad to see he made it out alright.
Yeah I saw his eyes welling up myself I thought I was seeing things
Sorry you had to endure that pain brother. We make mistakes. As long as we learn
r/rimjobsteve
He just high.. His eyes glossy as fuck.. If he was crying his eyes would be red.
@@valentinadennis7280 You've obviously never smoked weed because your eyes DO NOT always get red.
This is the epitome of “laugh at my pain”…. He’s not even telling jokes, he’s telling trauma
Judicial Slavery is a term that everyone should be informed of in this country.
Nope 🙅🏻
They laughing cause he's turning it into comedy... But homeboy dead ass serious
Yeeep story is too clear
Yes he was frfr. Realistic. Love his stories have meaning
Too serious!
Hell fuckin yea he was serious.
It's heartbreaking..
Just a reminder, this is not a standup series. It is comedians telling real stories.
but theyre standing up...
OH
@@chelseaalexus1839 IO
_Comedians_ telling "real" stories (wink, wink, nod).
@@xchx544 300 IQ
The brutal honesty in this has me crying and laughing at times. This is a truly beautiful and amazing inspiring telling of ones life. I know it’s comedy… but I see the reality in his eyes. It’s magic.
It's the art of storytelling. And most Comedians, turn their pain into laughter!
This show generally has some dark, serious moments.
This story is heavy AF but, it being the first of his work I'd seen, it made me an instant fan.
Someone give this man a special.
Look up The Domino Effect. It’s his stand up special. 💯✊🏾✊🏿
@@gregjohnson8426 I have it downloaded on here, he's great 🖤
“I plan on killing Mitchell” we laughing but he not lying 😭😂😂
"Prison is judicial slavery, and I'm Natt Turner." shit that's deep
Hell yeah that was
is it, though?
@@TWHowl Apparently it was. The audience didn't seem to get it, so he had to tell them that they would have to know history to understand why that message was "coded".
Somebody explain
@@TheRockeyAllen Nat Turner led a slave rebellion. It wasn't the only one from back then but it was big and bloody enough that it's the one that's remembered the most. I'm pretty sure they made a movie too.
I was wondering why the crowd was laughing cause this story is pretty serious, then I realized no one laughed at the Nat Turner joke.
Cuz the story is funny
🤣
He added certain parts that were humorous like "uncontrollable stabbing". All stabbing is contollable.
@@brandondixon207 you missed my point lol
It's s comedian telling his story, with humor to make people laugh. That's the point.
I laughed and cried at his story. It was heartbreaking to hear how Mitchell treated him! Im glad it worked out for him! He's a great comedian and story teller.
So basically mustafa and lesley are the real heroes of this story 👍🏻😂😂
Those two are heroes, but Ali is the brave rebel and Mitchell is the monster.
Some people never really understand how close they come to dying. That little ego boost Mitchell needed from demeaning a prisoner has a high price.
I think Mitchell got it, lol
100
Kelly Klein I was terrified 4 Mitchell ..
He doesn't deserve death for that, surely.
First Name Basis ohhh but he does, you humiliate someone in prison for no reason you have it coming.
Some fun facts: Al-Amin means “the trustworthy”, which is one of the nicknames of prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him), so is Mustafa, which means “the chosen one”. In this amazing story, the trustworthy showed care and raised concern, while the chosen one made the decisive decision of going and rescuing Ali from the crime. Ali’s last name “Siddiq” means “loyal and truthful”, and Ali Siddiq is known for his unique and mesmerising gift of recounting true stories in a captive manner. Sometimes we see interesting links between one’s Muslim name and his mission/role/character in life. May Allah keep guiding brother Ali Siddiq and improving his character and raising his status in this life and the next.
This is petty interesting 🤔 thank you for sharing this.
Alhamdulillah....
Former Correctional Officer here: In our facility people like "Mitchell" didnt last long. We were there to keep EVERYONE safe and help people get better. Mitchell would have ended up in a dark corner with no cameras for doing this kind of thing to one of our inmates, and he would have known to either quit or get with the picture. Those were people in there, not toys or animals.
Yup, cuz people like that make it unsafe for everyone. I used to be a juvenile corrections officer, and though we didn't "deal with them" ourselves - nobody wanted to work with them or come to their aid.
Thank you
It's very important that people fight the results of the Stanford prison experiment.
Thank you. Much respect!
I ain’t never been to jail..but I felt Ali 1000% on this story fr
This story is more interesting than it is funny. It's well delivered, extremely clever, and avoids shock humor. Original and incredibly entertaining.
J Ribs I love the originality. I mean it hits all those universally human themes, but he never relies on any type of cultural references. Maybe its because his formative years were so away from that type of culture, but its so fucking pleasant to enjoy an amazing storyteller that doesn't need pop as a crutch. I'm so very happy Mitchell has to keep living his awful life, if that's the price of having Ali with us
AugReady im white and been locked up... i love this story and its topically funny to me, because its true.. not because im laughing at anything ignorant fuck
sarcastic bowl of cornflakes Damn you proved your point so succinctly I have to give you props. Him not realizing your calculus statement being a hypothetical example and continuing to get offended by it he unknowingly proved how ignorant his statement about white people was because both statements are virtually the same.
Well done.
AugReady...If we weren't supposed to laugh, why tell it at a comedy show, on a comedy program, on comedy central? If we asked Ali, do you really think he would say he doesn't want people to laugh? He's a comedian. This is what they do. They make light of the worst things in the world, nothing is off limits. He's an amazing storyteller and makes you feel compassion for him, but we are also supposed to laugh. That's why he is so good, he can blend both seamlessly. You are extremely close minded. You assume you know more about the life of an inmate than an actual inmate, just because you share the same race as Ali. Even though you're an engineer and mock people who have gone to prison ("degenerate"). Also, logically your argument with OP makes no sense. You misinterpreted the comment as criticism. Then go on to say that the story isn't supposed to be funny. OP said "the story is more interesting than funny," you also claim the story isn't supposed to be funny. So what the fuck are you arguing? You said he was downplaying his comedy. No, that's exactly what the fuck you're doing. You are basically saying that it's not comedy and that 60% of his audience doesn't understand it. You've shown a lot of terrible qualities in this short exchange of comments. Be unhappy somewhere else please, we are just trying to enjoy Ali's COMEDY.
AugReady god you’re so dense it’s painful.
That's even better. Not only does Ali not have to live with having killed a man, but Mitchell has to live knowing he could have.
David Reynaud chances are Mitchell’s dead 😂
Bay Area Coalition yea if hes treatin multiple people in prison like that theres a good chance someone else got to him.
@@brewedjuice494 one can hope
Lol you know he is funny when he has a whole room laughing at a premeditated murder of a cop 😂 😂 😂 and we are all listening like a movie 😂
Dog 😂😂 “man my family ain’t gonna be able to see me. Good. Mine ain’t either”. I’m dead
A terrifying story artistically delivered.
Yeah, man, I love Ali Siddiq.
I did not know whether to cry or laugh. The way he was treated almost turned him into a murder.
Ash Wolf Either you didn’t watch the video or you don’t have any empathy for others.
@Ash Wolf He sold drugs, a non violent crime. People get lost in life and sometimes don't figure it out until it's too late, Ali chose to better himself after his mistake, becoming religious and all. You must be an asshole(excuse my language) if you can't see that. It's appalling that you can't see how Mitchell is a tiny man abusing the little authority he has on a man minding his business, I hope neither you or anyone you know have to go through unjust humiliation like this just to get where he's coming from.
@Ash Wolf who chooses to be in prisons
Ama Jang to be fair, a squat and cough in front of a CO isn’t that uncommon in prison. Idk if you’ve ever been, but privacy isn’t a thing.
Chris D but to make a grown man get butt ass naked and squat/cough in a busy area is wrong bruh. Maybe he could’ve said alright if y’all gonna do all this can we at least go somewhere else, but that shit is fucked up man.
the most gripping story I've heard on this series
The fact that this man was finna straight murder somebody and he wasn’t even violent before that’s crazy
Only a real comedian could turn that around and use it for entertainment. That Nat Turner line was hella deep..
I dont get the Nat Turner joke
@@scott3594 look him up then
Scott - He lead a slave uprising.......a really bloody one.
When you can actually picture every part of this in your head, you know you are in the presence of a Great Story Teller.
yea he dnt tell jokes he tells stories. and keeps u invested
I been in that position, i laughed but I felt this story on a personal level. Respect to Ali for making it through.
This dude's delivery is SPOT on. Genius.
I thank Al-Ameen and Mustafa for saving brother Ali from ending that foul man, otherwise we wouldn't be able to see him now
Majed AlZahrani Yes. He is a treasure.
Majed AlZahrani Agreed.
They will be rewarded in the hereafter.
Majed AlZahrani thinking the same thing!
Majed AlZahrani
Right on....
That Nat Turner line went over so many heads... LOL... Ali is an awesome story teller.
He is the only guy close to Chappelle in the storytelling department.
It him and Michael Che. That’s it
Watching him relive that trauma was heart breaking.
When he said I had tears in my eyes he really looked like he had tears in his eyes
Although he was using it for comedic reference it sounds and felt like he was reliving that moment.
He was reliving every bit of that moment. Those were tears of rage. Every time he tells that story, the rage is let out to heal a little bit more.
@@heatheraimz1 I'd like to think that's a huge part of why comedy is so important.
I have never rooted for a prisoner so much since green mile.
Don't forget Shawshank
Your a moron rooting for a drug dealer you put himself in that situation
@@MB-ne3zx Says the person who types your when he means you're
@@raygigante5915 I'm guilty of not knowing grammar and If I do the crime I'll do the time. Not whine like a little bitch about being put in jail and having CO's tell me what to do and when to do it, when it's my actions that put me there. Also I don't see Your or you're in my statement below. Good burn Ray
@@MB-ne3zx Types you when he means he. Dehumanizing prisoners just makes the whole situation worse. But hey, you don't care. Good for your hatin' ass that you support the prison industrial complex. Mitchell is a pussy, go ahead and defend him.
Man this was rivetting. Funny, yes. But also really sad that prison made a young non-violent guy ready to throw his whole life away just to get vengeance
That Nat Turner reference was dope.
One of the most underrated comics ever.
BigNick66 soo damm true
BigNick66 Yeah he just made attempted murder funny
Jonathan Tinsley almost doesn't count in this case why because he did not do it, therefore your point is moot, you must have never done a bad thing in your life must be nice to live on that pedestal you live on.
Sylvia Gitau No I have, and your right its conspiracy to commit murder.
what world do you think that a judge wont care about a man planning to kill people lol.
he said he planned to kill someone he did the premeditated part of premeditated murder. pretty sure they guy can take him to court for that lol. like if they found plans on how to kill him in Ali's cell. they arent just going to do nothing because he didn't kill anybody.
Damn they took all his dignity from this man, i hope Mitchell can't sleep at night
I will guarantee, as a correctional officer, Mitchell didn't lose a wink. But this Mitchell guy is the reason why other officers get hurt
@slider2699 the ones that purchased are to blame for themselves not ali. They chose to buy.
slider2699 I bet you were drinking a beer and licking a boot as you wrote that
Exterioris-vallem tough shit. Im not paying to send fuckheads to summer camp. Notice all those countries you actually didnt mention you just made a general blanket statement. Nobody is trying to go there.
@Exterioris-vallem Man most Americans also hate our politics. The politicians just won't listen to us because they're all 70 years old
Wow!!!! This was the best story I have ever heard. Talk about divine intervention. Bro.. much respect to you, Mustafa and Alamein. We all know that the American prison system is chattel slavery for black men but to hear you describe it so intimately and relatable is painful and as a stand up comedy act, no less, (the irony) Blessings..Blessings.. Blessings 🙌🏾🙏🏽❤️
Sad thing is there are so many many talented artists(especially) in jail and prison.
My son is 14 I named him Mustafa Ali Saddiq
My mother started talking to me at the end n I said “ Mother, hang on I need to know if Mitchel made it!” She looked at me like I was crazy. Half way through the story I wanted to take out Mitchel with him. Lol lol
Same same !
Mexican got on boots
Dan Young Comedy only real ones know
Dan Young Comedy one of the best stories ever!
ci ci....
Dan Young Comedy
You're a riot!
Eh? Ehhhh???
Anyone?
that's what i said when i saw his face in this one
You can see the tears in his eyes as he talking
I was starting to get pissed-off at the crowd. He kept looking at them like "wtf, that shit was ESPECIALLY not funny. You people are sick. So I watched it again looking at the crowd.
@@vapormissile nah he knows he's on comedy central
@@melsoro7311 exactly!
I saw that too. It's as if he was re- living the moment all over again.
He was.... don't know how he held back his tears.
I love his raw intensity, honesty, and comedic timing...
This is my favorite story in this series by far. I shared it with a dear friend who passed and she adored it and so when I watch it again I feel that connection. Anyway I know no one cares but this video is pure magic to me for multiple reasons.
We are sorry for your loss
He turned a really really dark story into a funny one
Dark is what's up
Some people are sadistic and when they get a lil power they go all out. He almost turned a person who was meant to be going through rehabilitation into a dangerous person with no hope of ever coming back into society to be a productive citizen. Shame on Mitchell.
@Ash Wolf yes it was Mitchell's own decision. It would have been simple justice.
Shame on America. We could be better. This man should tell this story to every high school kid in the 'burbs, maybe they'll learn then.
It's plenty of people in the system that's treated like that. The sad thing is that they don't get the same empathy and you'll never hear they story
This was intense and captivating. I didn’t laugh once but goddamn what a storyteller. This is one that’ll stick with you
I love listening to Ali tell his stories. Love how he turned his life around. IT CAN BE DONE!!!
I think the part when Alamein and Mustafa found out he about to go to the Building where Mitchell was on duty and realized they need to get him back coz he about to do something stupid is heart melting in some way. Remember, those two are two of the hardest criminals in that prison that got life sentences on their belt,. But they chose to keep Ali away from that life they have.
Mitchell was a dirty MF. He wasnt trying to do his job,he just wanted to humiliate him. I'm so happy Ali is here to tell us his story
I felt this. I felt it so bad. This man is so strong to tell his story like he did. Recalling those events is clearly super hard but he managed to tell it in a humorous manner. There’re a few lessons to be learned from this story. My main take away from this is to control your rage even in the hardest moments of your life and to defuse situations before things start to take the wrong turn.
Every couple months I watch this
And now think about if he actually killed Mitchell. It would’ve been a tragic story about how dangerous it is to be a prison officer and everyone would’ve felt so bad for the dude and his family. His family and everyone else would’ve called him an animal and called for Ali’s death.....
Until you get the full story here and now not an ounce a remorse for that animal Mitchell. Think about how many stories we hear only one side. Crazy
Truth was told
Stick a dummy with a high school diploma into an official looking costume and that's what you get..a dummy with a high school diploma in an official looking costume. Ever feel like your alone here lol
It's such a weird circumstance. You don't know how many cases the suspect had reason to act violent in because it's always from laws perspective.
every prison guard is a monster by sheer virtue of their station.
@bibersgurl98Except they're not. He just clearly told you that all the other guards treated him with respect because he conducted himself with respect.
All the dislikes are Mitchell.
And his three sons, Mitchell Jr., Mitchell Jr., and Mitchell Jr. lol
Facts though
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Now that was funny
Thats a lot of mitchells... hope they dont got on boots
I feel for you. I have been demoralized and dehumanized by law enforcement and incarceration staff many times myself. The fact that the audience is laughing is just sad. Trying to just do your time and keep your sanity and humanity is hard enough without having to deal with guards like this. I'm glad you made it out. Hold strong!
From a former CO I am so sorry you had to endure that. I apologize to you sincerely. I have almost gotten into fist fights with Mitchell’s in my time. I’m so happy your out and hopefully doing better.
@@scarlettjohnson4917 Thank you for your service.
He's a comedian telling the story on a comedy show
And a lot of the parts are told in a funny way
@@IsM1ku It seems to me that he doesn't find it very funny. He's not laughing or smiling while telling his story. His tone of voice isn't happy or amused. It appears to me that he is using one of the last bastions of free speech to address a personal injustice like a lot of stand-up entertainers have for years. Imagine you are the one that his story had happened to and it probably won't seem so funny. But that's just my perspective of things and it isn't necessarily correct.
Your perspective is just as valid. If you are fortunate enough to have never experienced being dehumanized in such a way you are lucky and I hope you never do have to experience it. Unfortunately I have, too many times, so I just don't find anything about it funny. I only think about not wanting myself or any other person to ever have to experience this kind of situation. When you go through this kind of thing, if it happens too many times or just one really traumatic time, whenever you hear about someone else's ordeal it makes you relive your own ordeal.
Preston, I think (hope) most of the laughter was what is referred to as nervous laughter from people who didnt know how else to react to this horrendous recollection of events.
The ɓest comedians are the ones who can tell stories about their life and mesmerize their audience while doing so. Patrice O'Neal, Doug Stanhope come to mind, but Ali has taken ito a new level.
I felt this one, the embarrassment, the hopelessness, tĥe rage.
Wishing nothing but the best for Ali in the future.
Wow you can really see the pain in his eyes at the beginning of the story. The fact that he is able to retell this story like this is pure talent! Respect to this man. He Gives me chills🫡🙏🏾✊🏾
This dude needs like just so many specials cuz his prison stories are amazing. This one and mexicans got on boots are two of the best this is not happening stories
John Egan Mexicans got on boots! 😂😂😂🙌 my favorite one from him he definitely needs more specials
This wasn’t only funny but heart wrenching you could literally see the emotion in his eyes as he relives the moment
That story was epic like a movie. I was watching it in my head as he spoke
He tells this horrible story in such a revealing, intelligent yet humorous way. He is so gifted.
This is hilarious... but tragic, the prison system literally turned him into a killer for a part of his life... wow
Indeed.. take it a step further, or back for that matter. What turned him into a drug dealer?
Prison doesn’t turn anyone into anything. Prison provides an environment of permission for the worst types expressions of human pain and suffering.
The people inside the prison, who exist inside that permission, use it to survive. And they turn people into murderers.
@@Evanescoduil the world provides that same permission. No prison does because it's based on laws and rules that aren't upheld by any fair statute nor on a consistent basis thus promoting and providing only division classiest racism pain and suffering.
DJ Illinois that’s the design...recidivism. You’re meant to keep fucking up so you have to stay. You’re worth thousands more in prison than out. And yes, it’s pure bullshit and beyond tragic.
@@kingofgrooveness Racism?
Ali now has my two favourite stories from the show
Joe Rogans fire alarm and Jim Breuers Sears story were pretty fucking legit but Ali has good stories
MR soFRESH soCLEAN "I took the elevator, like a doctor"
MR soFRESH soCLEAN Breuer's story was incredible too
jamaal chin he paints a great picture, great story teller!
Loved pretty much all of the Ali and Joey Diaz stories. I wanna hear more!!
What i Love about this is none of it is a joke 🤣
I just saw Ali live at the Brea Improv a few weeks ago. It was the best experience I've ever had at a comedy club.
He's an amazing storyteller, right up there with Charlie Murphy and Joey Diaz.
"I Was thinking about stabbing him uncontrollably"
Random weird guy In croud"HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA"
I thought someone laughed too hard
A lot of odd laughing.
I laughed with them lol
Glad I wasnt at this particular strip club. This shit is too real to be funny...
Me 😂😂👏
I think Mitchell heard about his white shorts and decided that he was going to be the one that makes him take them off. Mitchell almost died because of that decision.
Mitchell lucky as fuck power hungry C.O. it's a damn shame
shoulda have*
I'm so glad those guys saved him from doing anything!! His stories touch people
He is one of the best story tellers I have ever heard. This is honestly one of my favorite stand-up sketches ever. There are so many dimensions to it and so engaging. I hope that he continues to have an amazing career
"I'm going to take a sip of his blood..." When he sipped an imaginary cup then licked his fingers, I died... 😂😂😂
that was hilariously disturbing
"I'm thinking I'll have enough time. I'ma get away with it, and sip his blood."
The second time made me laugh just as hard as the first!
I felt it.
That's the best part
After doing 5 years , its funny to hear this dude speak about the real stuff that happens.. we have conversations like this all the time
Damn this hit me kind of differently like you could see in his face how real it is to him but funny to the crowd and I think he knows that