10 Shocking Confessions I’m Scared to Admit as a Black Person! 😱 | Bro Chat Ep 5

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[@blaxennial]

I’m never scared of any group but I’ve noticed people from “certain” areas tend to be more emotional, more unpredictable and volatile compared to other groups. This keep me on high alert when I’m in these areas. I’m always strapped but my sense of awareness is increased in those environments. As for black business. I’m a small business owner and I absolutely do not want people to patronize my business solely because I am black. My work speaks for itself and that what I want people to see. I’ve always been told I’m an “Oreo” mainly because I don’t hang around a more “urban” crowd. I have friends of all backgrounds and except people for who they are and where they are and race is never a component for me. Truth be told the only people that have harmed me (stole from me, robbed me at gun point) are my own people!

[@locks4]

Facts are facts my dude. Our folks need to see things for what they are and not be ruled by emotions

[@Mr187Burger]

I 2nd everything you said bro💪🏽

[@SONGOHANXBEASTSSJ11]

Stop hanging around black people like that come on dude

[@adim00lah]

The worst service I've had at any restaurant was black owned. They be swinging for the fences with the prices too, got charged a mandatory 18% gratuity for togo orders is insane.

[@davidr6760]

Love these type episodes

[@KFrankMusik]

Bruh Eli had me dying 🤣😂🤣 when he said "this 🥷🏾 gotta be nerfed" 1:57

[@123f89]

I am from east Africa and in my culture we don’t live with the opposite gender unless we are married

[@timsartistic7328]

As a Biracial Man, I can honestly say that dating outside the Black Community is easier not because they treat you better, but because they don't have any pre-concieved notions about how you should act toward them and get to know you for you and not your race and they are less demanding, but although it's easier, I still feel a loyalty to Black Women and having a relationship with someone that I can relate to without having people stare at us every time we go somewhere in public. I certainly went thru that enough with my own Mother and having people stare at us, because in the Deep South interracial dating is still subtly frowned upon by both YT People and Black People in certain towns. Dating and Marrying outside your race takes a lot more strength and courage to deal with the public, now if your a half white football quarterback that constantly wins Super Bowls for Kansas City; then you have fewer problems in public.

[@lavgreeen]

As a blK woman, I assume biRacial ppl feel superior. My friends’ son (7y.o.) said he can do certain things bc he’s light skinned, he’s biracial. Of course he’s a child but, he’s already aware of himself being closer to whiteness and understands that lightness is more desirable. I have no problem with biracial or multi racial people/ relationships.

[@Gnosis639]

​@@lavgreeenand that proves his point. Whenever someone has a preconceived notion about a person they don't know they will treat that person in the way they think they are. Whenever a person focuses on the negative they will only see the negative and be blind to the positive. That bi-racial man can do 1,000 things to show he doesn't feel above any one and that 1 time you perceive he does you will prove yourself right. Most of our people don't understand the laws of the universe and those against us have used that ignorance against us. We attract what we think about, we attract our beliefs. If a black woman thinks black men ain't shit she will naturally repeal good black men and attract the bad ones because of her world view...and this will reinforce her beliefs.

[@Justiny2505]

Who really gives a shit about a black card? You can’t buy shit, get in anything exclusive, but it’ll put you in the hood or jail

[@Mr187Burger]

Been saying that for years bruh.

[@d.publicenemy]

The animal who stabbed and murdered the twin girl turned himself in and was charged with murder. He's not on the run.

[@biglee8832]

Yall should do more shows like this!

[@DailyRapUpCrew]

@biglee8832 on the way brodie 💪🏾

[@brockarnold1]

"Harlem Nights" is a must!

[@louisdavis6432]

Don't worry about it until she brings it up. Once she brings it up then you can say what you have to say. The hair thing became an issue when the weave and wig became a thing instead of a fad.

[@lavgreeen]

I nvr realized how detrimental single parenting was to my children.. so far my adult sons have turned out decent but, I wish I was taught differently.

[@TheeMayajayy]

Now, I’m in the middle of the movie thing. I have seen almost every black movie known to man….. BUT I genuinely don’t remember movies either. Like in order to quote the lines from a movie, I can’t. Movies/shows don’t stick to my brain at all.

[@iseaflames]

That 1st one isn't hard if you aren't like that and hanging out with people that are like that anyone would feel unsafe. If you not a gangster you will feel unsafe around gangsters.

[@lavgreeen]

Highly doubt slavery affects people today. Prejudice, yes but actual slavery, no.

[@tommytremble3910]

Institutional racism moreso than prejudice. Slavery only affects us (and a large portion of white people) economically today.

[@keysharamos-qf8pt]

Think about that tho

[@keysharamos-qf8pt]

Those slaves were real people who passed on real problems that they did not create or know how to fix. Black people were not allowed to be educated on purpose and yet the great grandchildren of those uneducated enslaved peoples have to explain in good English how and why they are not in the same places as those whose ancestors were not in those situations.

[@lavgreeen]

@@keysharamos-qf8pt I understand but, education has been available to black people for at least 85 years. My grandfather (born 1927) stopped school at 8, He never cried about slavery holding him back. .

[@keysharamos-qf8pt]

@@lavgreeen just because he didn’t “cry” doesn’t mean it didn’t have affect. Your grandpa is probably mentally strong and because he was able to give you the perspective that slavery has passed and you have the tools to get what more you need you can say slavery doesn’t effect YOU in a conscious way. Because you have been allowed the experience of being led by someone who can overcome what is it outside that doesn’t work towards them this doesn’t mean that there aren’t those who could not overcome that are still here for whom life is just complicated. I dont think anyone who feels it true that slavery affects them today can say so without having those direct bad effects from slavery

[@DippedInInk]

Can we get a part 2 of this cuz I got some things to say.

[@KingCrypto25]

Eli gotta watch Higher Learning first

[@SeanAbney]

45:03. Other races of guys make you feel secure because they don't question you. They know by them being of another race, anything they say that you don't agree with, you would label them as racist.

[@tommytremble3910]

That, but moreso they’re just hypergamous animals seeking the men with the most social status and resources so white men’s validation means more to them. That’s for the ones that don’t value their own heritage, culture, and men as much as they do tryna climb the social status ladder.

[@JermBoyTv]

Can wolf do a show one day?

[@ZxZoZ]

1:05:00 yea 🤦‍♂️ i ain seen that shi either ion know no movies fr Im an animation type person ig 🤷‍♂️ Anyone make a long list of black movies 🎥 🍿 then ig ill binge

[@taureantherealestategod5161]

The family A talking about is the Mayo’s…. IYKYK

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@@taureantherealestategod5161 IYKYK facts

[@Gnosis639]

Idk what it is now, but in the 70s through 90s the Mayo clan was the most respected family in Brooklyn. Dude use to lie about being a Mayo just to get some cheeks lol

[@locks4]

Honestly I can't get into alot of black COMEDIC movies cause only a few are funny nowadays sad to say

[@keysharamos-qf8pt]

Yo , at around 14:50 when your wondering about natural hair ima say the example you gave where a boss would point it out vs there partner I see it as effects of systemic racism. I might be gassin it but it’s not just if the boss says it but if instagram is promoting it if there are more ads that are being pushed out , the outside world has more of an effect on women then the men we keeping in the house with us. Anybody can hold you close to their heart and value you for you but changing how you act or choose to look isn’t for black women gonna be based on one man who we’ve been conditioned to see as someone who we cannot fully trust. Men are a gamble and some women feel safer not listening to what there man say immediately till the world shows them that’s ok. I might be off 🤷‍♀️ but I’m thinkin when someone tells me I’d look better one way it definitely depends who it’s coming from wether or not I will even consider it

[@lavgreeen]

I nvr realized how detrimental single parenting was to my children.. so far my adult sons have turned out decent but, I wish I was taught differently & made better choices

[@dunknowhodisbe]

Where’s jey

[@jaykingofamob3244]

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[@azionisrael]

Brother you are wrong!!! WE melanated, Women, and men have THEE STRONGEST HEALTHY HAIR THAN ANY NATION IN THE WORLD!!! AND WE ARE NOT BLACK PEOPLE, WE ARE HEBREWS!!! WOMEN WEAR WIGS BECAUSE THEY CHOOSE TO. IF YOU DISLIKE , OR HATE ANYTHING THE MOST HIGH GAVE YOU, YOU ARE CONFUSED.

[@lavgreeen]

I am grateful for my hair and don’t wear any fake hair whatsoever but, my hair is not strong, it breaks & is dry.. but it’s mine.

[@Gnosis639]

I am not a Hebrew, but yes our hair is the best in the world it's just we have been conditioned to view blackness as lesser