"You can easily judge the character of a man by how he treats those who can do nothing for him." Dhar Mann: Treat people well because they might be able to do something for you
Ok but I actually like the aisle. I'm 6'1 and sitting with my legs jammed up against the seat infront of me is not a fun time. The aisle gives me room to stretch. Plus I don't have to go past people to piss and I get a head start on leaving the plane.
@@julielove4evr As Jim Jeffries puts it, "Window seat gets one armrest, Middle seat gets 2 armrests, Aisle seat gets 1 armrest and a little bit of legroom. That's the way it works, we live in a society."
The problem with Dhar Mann’s videos is that the antagonists are portrayed as the worst people ever (to a cartoonish level), so no one is going to look at it and be like “That feels like me; I should change.”, so the whole ‘changing lives’ thing just doesn’t work.
, there are very few bad people who are capable of realizing it and changing themselves into better people at all. The only thing that stuff like this does is jack off holier-than-thou assholes and keep their children busy for a few minutes.
That, and the protagonists are portrayed as the best people ever: flawless, exceptionally intelligent, externally successful etc. These are the kinds of people that would be outliers for any race. To only show these exceptional kinds of minorities/people with the message of "don't judge a book by its cover", it's implying that their human value (the book's content) is largely determined by their intellect, wealth, and social status. All of which, hilariously, are attributes that many minorities find difficult to obtain partially due to discrimination (poor access to education, debt, bad neighbourhoods, etc.). A bulk of the actual minorities that this video would claim to defend are necessarily different from those represented in them. It's the laziest kind of "flip the stereotype" trope that doesn't even try to understand any of the issues surrounding racism on either side -- the "protagonists" or the "antagonists". Speaking of, the concept of "villain" vs "hero" is itself overly reductive, divisive, and harmful. The video is so wrongheaded on so many levels it's mind boggling.
"Sweetie, move to the window. He's dangerous!" "Mom, he's a Sikh. They're actually really based." And then they spend the rest of the flight reading about Baba Deep Singh Ji.
My family is Sikh and I can tell you that we do put our hands together to pray, same as some Hindus. It's more prostration and bowing than anything else, but we do clasp our hands together as well.
I like how Dhar Mann is saying that the only reason to treat people of color with respect is because they might have money, not because they are actually people. I honestly believe he would think it’s fine to discriminate against a person of color if they aren’t abnormally wealthy. Also, if the guy owns half of the city, why would he know one random shopkeeper in a mall personally, and why would he personally go to pick up rent? There’s way too many buildings in San Francisco for that to make sense.
He's a psychopath, I refuse to believe that Dhar Mann doesn't have undiagnosed Anti-Social Personality Disorder, I firmly believe that he just thinks he's making videos that have what most consider 'good morals' and doesn't realize that he's evil and that all his 'morals' are bullshit.
literally what happened in that one video about a shopkeeper who thought the black guy is shoplifting but then turns out the black guy is a ceo of a company who owns the shop or sumn lmao. hear that kids, if you dont want people to discriminate against you, just be rich. its not that hard /s
Whats more attrocious than the "don't be racist to people BECAUSE they might be rich" lesson is the dharr mann cameo that serves as an insecure demonstration of his "ties" to powerful figures.
Dhar man is so delusional. Does he really believe he is a good person? I wanted to vomit when the character said he owned half the city. In what world is that acceptable? Oh yeah this one apparently.
I'm like 99% Dhar knows exactly what's he's doing and is playing the TH-cam algorithm but then very rarely, I wonder if Dhar Mann genuinely believes his content isn't capitalist garbage pumped out of a AI taught the basics of human emotions.
He doesn't understand the implications of saying, "Brown people are very powerful, so don't be mean to them." Like, that inspires stupid people to be afraid, not to become empathic and un-racist.
@@missemeortiz oh shit I just watched the video you linked and literally everything revealed about Dhar Mann is exactly who I taught he was as a person. It's a shame more ppl don't realize how fake and fame-hungry he is
The implied cover in this case being "Muslim", with the lesson effectively being "don't judge people because they look Muslim", so not the best lesson.
I absolutely love when Dhar Mann makes a pathetic masturbatory self-serving cameo and accidentally makes it a self own because fans of his in his videos are usually portrayed as pieces of shit lmao
@@Nuvizzle this particular self-serving cameo was by far one of the worst. They’re all terrible because they all circle jerk Dhar Mann like he’s a prophet but this one has to be one of the worst since the prejudiced character claims she watches all his videos, fangirls over him, and clearly shows she’s learned nothing from them. Also his whole “don’t buy the designer it’s too expensive. I’d be perfectly fine with getting something from a thrift store.” Sounds so out of touch. I don’t hate Dhar Mann, I hate the garbage he puts out and pretends to give a shit about it and puts himself in some videos and every cameo he has is a circle jerk session from one of his 1 dimensional characters. All his content feels incredibly black and white and factory made. Like over processed foods you can find in the freezer isle in the store. It’s just empty, worthless shit.
I like the way that they intentionally cast and direct both of the discriminatory women. They directed and made them into over the top Karens to make it so you can't interpret any other motive from them other then them explicitly just being dumb and/or bad. Like he intentionally wrote it as to not offend any kind of casually racist person or send any message more controversial than "Hating black people because of 9/11 is bad because for all you know they could be useful to you maybe!"
They almost always have them be an annoying old white woman, stereotyping someone who stereotypes like you said isn't going to get to people who actually stereotype and don't fit that mold, and will make it easier to stereotype every lady who fits that description as racist Karens. It's not helping anyone...
@@iamthewizardwhoknocks2845 Do you just genuinely think that any use of the term racist does now SJW shit now? Are you that stuck in 2016 or are you just stupid?
@@Kat-zh4ly True, honestly in the first place it's wrong to characterize most racist people nowadays as explicit racists who want to nuke the Middle East or something. That still exists but most racism nowadays comes from people having biases against people because of their race and finding reasons to discriminate because of that.
I'm a much nicer person after watching some dharr mann videos. Now I know that if I'm kind to everyone eventually I'll run into someone who isn't a peasant like myself and I might even get a free handout. Thanks dharr!
yeah, like they did this bit in come from away, but he was on the phone speaking in a different language, so he plausibly could have been speaking to someone. But in this she seems to think he’s going to pray the plane down
The last Karen character actually made me laugh at how cartoonishly villainous she was. I feel like Dhar Mann just sat down and went: “Let’s write this Karen to be racist, and greedy, and an airhead who just wants to go on trips and wants the best stuff. And let’s make her stinky too.”
Yeah, but because of that, she's not relatable in the slightest, because no real person is like that. So, the lesson he's trying to portray through the character and scenario is not gonna click in the viewer's head.
I was watching a Broklyn 99 episode today and it was about Terry getting racially profiled by another cop and the cop was only sorry because he found out Terry was also a cop and I just think it's funny that, that show treats that like a bad reason to feel sorry about being racist yet Dhar Mann has that that type of reasoning be the only reason that someone shouldn't be racist.
It reminds me of when neoliberals/centrists were so insistent that it was offensive to remind Obama that his father was Muslim or his instancy that he is not. I mean the correct response is why does it matter, but that was never mentioned by anyone. I think instead of judging Dhar Mann, we must look at the real-life event that inspired this except with a vaguely protestant man. He is like the Joker, this way bc of Soccccieeetttyyy.
In an alternate universe where Baljit isn't acquainted with the manager or Dhar Man and is just a regular guy working at 7-11 without millions of dollars in his bank account, nobody would have called out the racism blonde girl was subjecting him to because apparently people only deserve respect if they are rich and/or influential. "Don't judge a book by its cover" implies the way she treated him would have been ok if he was really a poor guy blowing his month's salary on a shirt.
I both love and hate how when Dhar Mann cameos in one of his own videos, he's treated like Christ reincarnate by the other characters. Like this guy actually wrote himself as a Mary Sue.
"I've seen every one of your videos and I haven't learned a damn thing." I swear, there are too many Dharr Mann villains that fall into this category recently. It hurts my head that's his slogan is "we're not just telling stories, we're changing lives". And yet he and his team have written scripts where a bunch of people can watch every single video, and their lives don't change in the slightest. Do they really need every character to be obsessed with Dharr Mann that badly?
If Dhar Mann made a film about Elvis Presley being brought back from the dead to save the world from a giant meteor, he would find a way to make it about not judging a book by its cover.
Why does Dhar Mann think "Don't judge a book by its cover" is a good message-line for a video about unconfrontational anti-racism? It's implying that the 'cover' i.e. someone's skin-tone or religion can be something negative but 'not to judge by' Also, I don't think you can "stereotype guests" I think a better word is "racially profiling" in this instance
I'm so curious to hear the conversations Dhar Mann has with these actors. "I really think you fit the bill in being horribly racist, how would you feel about that? 😁😁"
The praying gesture is known as anjali mudra (it has many other names depending on the region) and it is rooted in Hinduism, Buddhism, Sikhism and other Indian religions for millennia, thus predating Christianity.
Sikhism does not, but other than that yeah. I don't think eastern orthodox Christians do that (ironically the first Christians from India were all Syriac-orthodox Tamil).
I don't know why we just glossed over the fact that that kid seemed to just be eating those sunflower seeds whole. Y'know...not biting through the shell on the outside and eating the seed inside.
i know that it's a dead horse (pun intended), but I fucking hate the way Dhar Mann treats racism (or any judgmental perspective) like you shouldn't do it because that person may be useful to you, such an awful "lesson" and the amount of children viewing this is depressing.
I don't think Adam was being racist at all obviously, but I also didn't think the Indian actor had *that* thick of an accent. Like I thought he was easy to understand. I guess Adam just isn't used to hearing those accents, so it's harder for him to understand them. Kinda like how it's hard for English speakers to understand a VERY thick Irish accent, but if you grow up in Ireland around those thick accents, you have an easier time understanding.
Yeah, it’s more of a lack of exposure to non-Canadians who speak English. I sometimes have a hard time comprehending many dialects of English because I am a South Indian who grew up in the Arab Gulf.
Adam is in BC now which is like little Punjab they have a massive Punjabi population so he would have interacted with them assuming he goes outside to shop. I tihnk he grew up in calgary/Edmonton though which has sizeable sikh population but smaller than BC
I will never watch a Dhar Mann video on my own. And from what I’ve seen they’re so generic and awful but I sure as hell find a lot of enjoyment watching Adum do these
Fun fact: The guy who was supposed to bring the fake money forgot so the money the guy pulled out of the envelope was a spur of the moment prop from Dhar Mann's wallet
I would love to see a documentary featuring interviews with the Dhar Mann actors. I'd love to know what they genuinely think of these roles and videos.
Dhar sounds especially robotic in that second video. That extreme reach to convince us he's "so good and humble" Also I expected the manager to call out the girl on only feeling regret because the guy was powerful, but no, that's Dhar Mann's whole stich. I don't know why I expected anything else
A lot of the jokes they make while watching the video sound a lot more entertaining than the video itself. 29:48 Snitching right in front of the snitched. Power move.
i get stereotyping is bad and all but the employee was being blatantly racist. I don't know why "stereotyped" was the boss lady's choice of words, especially if this is a repeating issue. Also why would she have kept the lady on if she kept doing this??
Right? Like, is "racist" a word not allowed to be used in Dhar-Man land? Is it a youtube monetization buzzword issue, or does it just sound too unpleasant for the simple-minded audience?
Dhar claims you shouldn't stereotype people and then makes the one Indian character a doctor and a landlord? Aren't they also Indian stereotypes? But it's ok, because those stereotypes mean you have money, I guess?
it's amazing that the storeowner just took another customer's word about an employee stereotyping baljit, without going into any further detail than just, oh she stereotyped him
Did anyone notice most Indian characters always get names like Patel or Singh? I guess It's like an Indian version of "John Smith" or something generic like that🤔
Hey Adum. Long time fan. I started listening to you music this year, and I want you to know your song “Fragment” made it into my Spotify Wrapped. Your music reached me at a rough point of transition in my life, and you should know that it helped. Can’t wait to see what you do next.
I always love the stuck up sales person at a upscale store like you make minimum wage you know better you probably can’t afford the clothes at the store that you work at
So Dhar Mann thinks that a landlord who apparently owns close to half the city collects the rent from a single store, which apparently is a high end clothes store and so is unlikely to take in cash rather than card payments, in person?
"Don't discriminate against people if they are rich."
-Dhar Mann
"You can easily judge the character of a man by how he treats those who can do nothing for him."
Dhar Mann: Treat people well because they might be able to do something for you
So disappointed she wasn't racist to the black flight attendant. "Can you call a _different_ stewardess please?"
No, because the black flight attendant is the only extra Dhar Mann could find.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
The best part of the video is the dude in chat saying "I was sympathizing with him until I found out he was a landlord"
Landlords are parasites
Based.
The most unrealistic child dialog I have ever seen.
"I like the aisle"
No matter how old I am, I still pick the window seat. Window seat is the best seat and that’s a fact.
Ok but I actually like the aisle. I'm 6'1 and sitting with my legs jammed up against the seat infront of me is not a fun time. The aisle gives me room to stretch. Plus I don't have to go past people to piss and I get a head start on leaving the plane.
Window seat. It kills my ears but the view is dope.
@@julielove4evr As Jim Jeffries puts it, "Window seat gets one armrest, Middle seat gets 2 armrests, Aisle seat gets 1 armrest and a little bit of legroom. That's the way it works, we live in a society."
No child wants the aisle.
The problem with Dhar Mann’s videos is that the antagonists are portrayed as the worst people ever (to a cartoonish level), so no one is going to look at it and be like “That feels like me; I should change.”, so the whole ‘changing lives’ thing just doesn’t work.
Yup, it's Poe Law at work
, there are very few bad people who are capable of realizing it and changing themselves into better people at all. The only thing that stuff like this does is jack off holier-than-thou assholes and keep their children busy for a few minutes.
Wait these aren't satire? And no I can't tell if I'm being sarcastic or not.
@@Abyss3223 Me either XD But in case you aren't, then no, there is nothing that indicates it being satire aside from the shit quality.
That, and the protagonists are portrayed as the best people ever: flawless, exceptionally intelligent, externally successful etc. These are the kinds of people that would be outliers for any race. To only show these exceptional kinds of minorities/people with the message of "don't judge a book by its cover", it's implying that their human value (the book's content) is largely determined by their intellect, wealth, and social status. All of which, hilariously, are attributes that many minorities find difficult to obtain partially due to discrimination (poor access to education, debt, bad neighbourhoods, etc.).
A bulk of the actual minorities that this video would claim to defend are necessarily different from those represented in them. It's the laziest kind of "flip the stereotype" trope that doesn't even try to understand any of the issues surrounding racism on either side -- the "protagonists" or the "antagonists". Speaking of, the concept of "villain" vs "hero" is itself overly reductive, divisive, and harmful. The video is so wrongheaded on so many levels it's mind boggling.
-"C'mon Apu!"
-"My name's Baljit!"
He's not The Simpsons Indian stereotype, he's the Phineas and Ferb Indian Stereotype!
How is Baljeet a stereotype?
Baljeet is awesome, I see no stereotype in Baljeet.
@@AluminumFusion22true
Dhar Mann: "we're going to subvert stereotypes and make the world a better place."
Also Dhar Mann:*Makes literally every character a stereotype*
"Sweetie, move to the window. He's dangerous!"
"Mom, he's a Sikh. They're actually really based."
And then they spend the rest of the flight reading about Baba Deep Singh Ji.
TRUE
The good timeline.
Dhar mann is Sikh so he's based as well
Most unbelievable thing was that the kid didn’t want to sit near the window
My family is Sikh and I can tell you that we do put our hands together to pray, same as some Hindus. It's more prostration and bowing than anything else, but we do clasp our hands together as well.
Is that an old way of praying or did the Br*tish import it?
Do you all carry a blunt knoife and a pair of white silk undies?
Very informative. Thanks for the factoid.
Very informative. Thanks for the factoid.
Plus most/many christians don't, e.g. the orthodox definitely don't.
Man with a turban walks in
Heterochromia Lady : NO!
Adum : YESSS!
I like how Dhar Mann is saying that the only reason to treat people of color with respect is because they might have money, not because they are actually people. I honestly believe he would think it’s fine to discriminate against a person of color if they aren’t abnormally wealthy.
Also, if the guy owns half of the city, why would he know one random shopkeeper in a mall personally, and why would he personally go to pick up rent? There’s way too many buildings in San Francisco for that to make sense.
And if they are poor you can’t bully them cause they *might* become rich in like 2 years
That's literally the moral in almost all of his videos, don't bully someone because they might have money.
He's a psychopath, I refuse to believe that Dhar Mann doesn't have undiagnosed Anti-Social Personality Disorder, I firmly believe that he just thinks he's making videos that have what most consider 'good morals' and doesn't realize that he's evil and that all his 'morals' are bullshit.
literally what happened in that one video about a shopkeeper who thought the black guy is shoplifting but then turns out the black guy is a ceo of a company who owns the shop or sumn lmao.
hear that kids, if you dont want people to discriminate against you, just be rich. its not that hard /s
@@nrz_2001 that's what most of his stuff boils down to.
*Doctor performs Heimlich manoeuvre*
Karen mum: "THIS MAN JUST MOLESTED MY SON!"
Whats more attrocious than the "don't be racist to people BECAUSE they might be rich" lesson is the dharr mann cameo that serves as an insecure demonstration of his "ties" to powerful figures.
Dhar man is so delusional. Does he really believe he is a good person? I wanted to vomit when the character said he owned half the city. In what world is that acceptable? Oh yeah this one apparently.
I'm like 99% Dhar knows exactly what's he's doing and is playing the TH-cam algorithm but then very rarely, I wonder if Dhar Mann genuinely believes his content isn't capitalist garbage pumped out of a AI taught the basics of human emotions.
@@coolgirl3890 I've heard that he also has some shady businesses : th-cam.com/video/hBfN6bZ-J-4/w-d-xo.html
He doesn't understand the implications of saying, "Brown people are very powerful, so don't be mean to them." Like, that inspires stupid people to be afraid, not to become empathic and un-racist.
@@missemeortiz I'm not surprised in the least. I also wouldn't be shocked if a few years down the line we find out he's still involved in shady shit
@@missemeortiz oh shit I just watched the video you linked and literally everything revealed about Dhar Mann is exactly who I taught he was as a person. It's a shame more ppl don't realize how fake and fame-hungry he is
Why is the message "Don't judge a book by its cover?" He's dressed well and looks like a nice dude. What cover are we not supposed to judge him by?
The implied cover in this case being "Muslim", with the lesson effectively being "don't judge people because they look Muslim", so not the best lesson.
A more appropriate message would be “don’t be a racist.”
It's funny how Dhar Man's videos seem to be even less effective in his own universe in making people better than in our own world.
Heterochromia lady has apparently not lived to regret anything
I absolutely love when Dhar Mann makes a pathetic masturbatory self-serving cameo and accidentally makes it a self own because fans of his in his videos are usually portrayed as pieces of shit lmao
@@Nuvizzle this particular self-serving cameo was by far one of the worst. They’re all terrible because they all circle jerk Dhar Mann like he’s a prophet but this one has to be one of the worst since the prejudiced character claims she watches all his videos, fangirls over him, and clearly shows she’s learned nothing from them. Also his whole “don’t buy the designer it’s too expensive. I’d be perfectly fine with getting something from a thrift store.” Sounds so out of touch. I don’t hate Dhar Mann, I hate the garbage he puts out and pretends to give a shit about it and puts himself in some videos and every cameo he has is a circle jerk session from one of his 1 dimensional characters. All his content feels incredibly black and white and factory made. Like over processed foods you can find in the freezer isle in the store. It’s just empty, worthless shit.
Again, if this dude didn’t turn out to be a doctor who could help the kid, would the racist lady have realized she was wrong?
Probably not. And I'd say her turnabout was only in a just-as-racist "you're a credit to your kind" way :P
That's the only thing that makes assholes in Dhar Mann videos realize that they're wrong, their victim turns out to be useful.
@@Sugarman96 His videos are like the song Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer - backwards message, no substance or quality and just incredibly annoying.
The closest to an Adum and Pals for Dhar Mann
Dhar man adum and pals. Do it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Like if you want a Dhar Man adum and pals
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I like adum and pals 😗
"Uh oh stinky" is the best way to end your anti racism video. Thank you Dhar Mann
I like the way that they intentionally cast and direct both of the discriminatory women. They directed and made them into over the top Karens to make it so you can't interpret any other motive from them other then them explicitly just being dumb and/or bad. Like he intentionally wrote it as to not offend any kind of casually racist person or send any message more controversial than "Hating black people because of 9/11 is bad because for all you know they could be useful to you maybe!"
A person who uses the term casually waycist is who Dar Mans videos were meant for.
They almost always have them be an annoying old white woman, stereotyping someone who stereotypes like you said isn't going to get to people who actually stereotype and don't fit that mold, and will make it easier to stereotype every lady who fits that description as racist Karens. It's not helping anyone...
@@iamthewizardwhoknocks2845 Do you just genuinely think that any use of the term racist does now SJW shit now? Are you that stuck in 2016 or are you just stupid?
@@Kat-zh4ly True, honestly in the first place it's wrong to characterize most racist people nowadays as explicit racists who want to nuke the Middle East or something. That still exists but most racism nowadays comes from people having biases against people because of their race and finding reasons to discriminate because of that.
I'm a much nicer person after watching some dharr mann videos. Now I know that if I'm kind to everyone eventually I'll run into someone who isn't a peasant like myself and I might even get a free handout. Thanks dharr!
I love how the man who has monopolised most of the real estate in an entire city is such a gooooood guuuyyyyyyyyyyyy
Why is she so concerned with chanting? Does she think he’s casting a spell? …her son did start choking right after tho.
yeah, like they did this bit in come from away, but he was on the phone speaking in a different language, so he plausibly could have been speaking to someone. But in this she seems to think he’s going to pray the plane down
The last Karen character actually made me laugh at how cartoonishly villainous she was. I feel like Dhar Mann just sat down and went: “Let’s write this Karen to be racist, and greedy, and an airhead who just wants to go on trips and wants the best stuff. And let’s make her stinky too.”
Yeah, but because of that, she's not relatable in the slightest, because no real person is like that. So, the lesson he's trying to portray through the character and scenario is not gonna click in the viewer's head.
Cartoonish all the way down literally throwing her head back and laughing!
I was watching a Broklyn 99 episode today and it was about Terry getting racially profiled by another cop and the cop was only sorry because he found out Terry was also a cop and I just think it's funny that, that show treats that like a bad reason to feel sorry about being racist yet Dhar Mann has that that type of reasoning be the only reason that someone shouldn't be racist.
It reminds me of when neoliberals/centrists were so insistent that it was offensive to remind Obama that his father was Muslim or his instancy that he is not. I mean the correct response is why does it matter, but that was never mentioned by anyone. I think instead of judging Dhar Mann, we must look at the real-life event that inspired this except with a vaguely protestant man. He is like the Joker, this way bc of Soccccieeetttyyy.
What episode of Brooklyn 99? I stopped watching the show after the second season.
22:28 REALLY caught me off guard! Too bad Scoot wasn’t here to yell “CLIP IT!!!!”
Plot twist: the reason the store girl watches every Dhar Mann video is because of her racism sensitivity training
In an alternate universe where Baljit isn't acquainted with the manager or Dhar Man and is just a regular guy working at 7-11 without millions of dollars in his bank account, nobody would have called out the racism blonde girl was subjecting him to because apparently people only deserve respect if they are rich and/or influential. "Don't judge a book by its cover" implies the way she treated him would have been ok if he was really a poor guy blowing his month's salary on a shirt.
HE LITERALLY MAKES THE SAME FOUR OVERLY SIMPLISTIC VIDEOS OVER AND OVER AND MAKES MILLIONS OF DOLLARS WHAT IS THIS WORLD.
I both love and hate how when Dhar Mann cameos in one of his own videos, he's treated like Christ reincarnate by the other characters. Like this guy actually wrote himself as a Mary Sue.
"I've seen every one of your videos and I haven't learned a damn thing."
I swear, there are too many Dharr Mann villains that fall into this category recently. It hurts my head that's his slogan is "we're not just telling stories, we're changing lives". And yet he and his team have written scripts where a bunch of people can watch every single video, and their lives don't change in the slightest. Do they really need every character to be obsessed with Dharr Mann that badly?
True that. Solid point.
I get the feeling that this is the exact kind of content that Butch Hartmann wanted on his failed Oaxis platform.
If Dhar Mann made a film about Elvis Presley being brought back from the dead to save the world from a giant meteor, he would find a way to make it about not judging a book by its cover.
The least believable part of all of this is that a kid did NOT want the window seat
Why does Dhar Mann think "Don't judge a book by its cover" is a good message-line for a video about unconfrontational anti-racism? It's implying that the 'cover' i.e. someone's skin-tone or religion can be something negative but 'not to judge by'
Also, I don't think you can "stereotype guests" I think a better word is "racially profiling" in this instance
I'm so curious to hear the conversations Dhar Mann has with these actors. "I really think you fit the bill in being horribly racist, how would you feel about that? 😁😁"
One thing I know about being an actor is that oftentimes they take any role they can get, no matter how degrading it is.
The way that kid is scarfing down those seeds, he must have the deadly combination of salt addiction and oral fixation.
The praying gesture is known as anjali mudra (it has many other names depending on the region) and it is rooted in Hinduism, Buddhism, Sikhism and other Indian religions for millennia, thus predating Christianity.
Sikhism does not, but other than that yeah. I don't think eastern orthodox Christians do that (ironically the first Christians from India were all Syriac-orthodox Tamil).
Adam should only do Dhar Mann reactions. That's his calling.
That second one was pissing me off so bad, like not in the way Dhar Mann intended but because the whole thing is just so fucking insulting.
I don't know why we just glossed over the fact that that kid seemed to just be eating those sunflower seeds whole. Y'know...not biting through the shell on the outside and eating the seed inside.
i know that it's a dead horse (pun intended), but I fucking hate the way Dhar Mann treats racism (or any judgmental perspective) like you shouldn't do it because that person may be useful to you, such an awful "lesson" and the amount of children viewing this is depressing.
Don't judge a book by its cover, because that book might just pull out $1k on the spot, and own your entire career.
22:27 Scoot is wearing him down Adum is finally breaking and these are just the cracks
Scoot rly getting to him sheeesh
I don't think Adam was being racist at all obviously, but I also didn't think the Indian actor had *that* thick of an accent. Like I thought he was easy to understand. I guess Adam just isn't used to hearing those accents, so it's harder for him to understand them. Kinda like how it's hard for English speakers to understand a VERY thick Irish accent, but if you grow up in Ireland around those thick accents, you have an easier time understanding.
I think he was a indian-canadian
Yeah, it’s more of a lack of exposure to non-Canadians who speak English. I sometimes have a hard time comprehending many dialects of English because I am a South Indian who grew up in the Arab Gulf.
Adam is in BC now which is like little Punjab they have a massive Punjabi population so he would have interacted with them assuming he goes outside to shop. I tihnk he grew up in calgary/Edmonton though which has sizeable sikh population but smaller than BC
dhar mann talking more and more like cool cat by the day the transformation will soon complete
I will never watch a Dhar Mann video on my own. And from what I’ve seen they’re so generic and awful but I sure as hell find a lot of enjoyment watching Adum do these
Fun fact: The guy who was supposed to bring the fake money forgot so the money the guy pulled out of the envelope was a spur of the moment prop from Dhar Mann's wallet
No kid ever: I like the aisle seat
Admittedly if I was on that plane with the kid choking and I didn't know the heimlich maneuver, I'd probably offer the lady water too
I would love to see a documentary featuring interviews with the Dhar Mann actors. I'd love to know what they genuinely think of these roles and videos.
Dhar sounds especially robotic in that second video. That extreme reach to convince us he's "so good and humble"
Also I expected the manager to call out the girl on only feeling regret because the guy was powerful, but no, that's Dhar Mann's whole stich. I don't know why I expected anything else
The premise of of these Dhar Mann videos are supposed to be "don't be judgemental", but they really come off as "be nice to racists"
Tank you Adam and Salamancer for brining us this premium content.
The dmcu truly is expansive
“Don’t judge a book by its cover” kinda implying he does look poor
Wait does Adam know that dhar Mann made an actual movie, cause if he doesn’t then somebody let him know
Wait......HE DID?!
@@poppag8281 Oh yes he did, it’s called girl finds out she’s adopted
@@Taikofan04 Whats it called?
@@poppag8281 girl finds out she’s adopted
@@thatisaduck girl finds out she’s adopted
Sikh is also just often pronounced "sick" but with the K being a standing for an alphabet pronounced softer then K in some punjabi dialects
Watched Dhar's Thanksgiving film last week & still feel dirty
I wasn’t looking at my phone and heard him say “he really should just leave America” and nearly spit out my drink lol
Dhar Mann walked out of literal nowhere so randomly that I burst out laughing
Do Dhar Mann not know any other phrase other than "don't judge a book by it's cover"? I'm so tired of hearing it in every one of his video.
Yeah he should mix it up, don't book a cover by it's judge
Sikhs pray just like that actually.
A lot of the jokes they make while watching the video sound a lot more entertaining than the video itself.
29:48 Snitching right in front of the snitched. Power move.
Moral of the story: if youre racist you also smell?
i get stereotyping is bad and all but the employee was being blatantly racist. I don't know why "stereotyped" was the boss lady's choice of words, especially if this is a repeating issue. Also why would she have kept the lady on if she kept doing this??
Right? Like, is "racist" a word not allowed to be used in Dhar-Man land? Is it a youtube monetization buzzword issue, or does it just sound too unpleasant for the simple-minded audience?
Not that it matters at this point, but the hands clasped can be used for multiple religions.
Dhar claims you shouldn't stereotype people and then makes the one Indian character a doctor and a landlord? Aren't they also Indian stereotypes? But it's ok, because those stereotypes mean you have money, I guess?
"Turban men" is what Adum calls Sikhs, apparently.
Adum is low-key ignorant at times, especially when he's making fun of dhar mann's ignorance.
DharMan actually owned himself in his own video lmao
Whenever Dhar Mann shows up in one of these videos, I always feel like an error in the matrix occurred. Like, it's so weirdly meta.
I thought Itd be more racist to assume he was gonna buy the store when he came in XD
it's amazing that the storeowner just took another customer's word about an employee stereotyping baljit, without going into any further detail than just, oh she stereotyped him
How do people keep watching videos with the exact same message over and over. It's ALWAYS "don't judge a book by it's cover"
I like to think he wrote this whole thing just to write the line "he has seeds lodged in his throat"
Thankfully the dislike button is gone
So people will fully appreciate the wonders of man
Dahr man
Fin*
"He's already had water, he needs a doctor"
So the Dhar Mann fan in the fashion shop is just super racist? What exactly is he saying about his fan base?
He is so great even racists love him
0:55 "as an arab this is kinda true tho" DHAR MANN IS YAAAASS QUEEN
i love gael
What I find really weird is the amount of cash that's being used for transactions. Surely the great murica isn't that archaic?
Ah, Dhar and Descrimination…. I look forward to a “unique” viewing experience
"This guy should like, leave America or something." Adam, 2021
"I didn't mean to word it like that." Adam, 2021
22:26 "00F!!!" .... gold.
Did anyone notice most Indian characters always get names like Patel or Singh? I guess It's like an Indian version of "John Smith" or something generic like that🤔
Most Sikhs have Singh, at some part of their name, and Patel is the most common Indian last name
God, Dhar Mann can not act, even a little.
Hey Adum. Long time fan. I started listening to you music this year, and I want you to know your song “Fragment” made it into my Spotify Wrapped. Your music reached me at a rough point of transition in my life, and you should know that it helped. Can’t wait to see what you do next.
doing a Sikh prayer that Adam will one day rip on Generation Hope's incredible array of cringey "life-lesson" videos
Prayers have been answered!!
You don’t eat sunflower seeds like that you goon.
Love these
Why was it titled that she kicked him out of the store if SHE DIDN'T KICK HIM OUT
Would love to see an Adum and pals on Dharrman.
Yes
didnt she think he was a software engineer and they make bank why would she think he's poor
I always love the stuck up sales person at a upscale store like you make minimum wage you know better you probably can’t afford the clothes at the store that you work at
got an ad that said "take dinner from ramen, to ah men"
"I'm not going to gift my cousin used clothes for his birthday."
Dharman is shaming poor people! OUTRAGE!
Yea how dare they save money, conserve materials, and still provide a perfectly functional and clean gift!
So Dhar Mann thinks that a landlord who apparently owns close to half the city collects the rent from a single store, which apparently is a high end clothes store and so is unlikely to take in cash rather than card payments, in person?
"this looks promising! alright"
*1 second clip*
"Y E S !"
"don't discriminate against someone because they might own the place" is not the great lesson Dhar Mann thinks it is