BEST of "What's Up, My N**GA" Reactions! Rush Hour (1998) Movie Reaction *SPOILER*

[@corvus3493]

To be fair it's Carter's fault he said "Just follow me and do what i do" 😂😂😂

[@BangerReact]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@The_G_89]

Truuuuue!!! Lee was just trying to blend in and he didn’t know. He thought it was the same thing as saying What’s up Bro but in a slang term. Lol

[@giftmakoo4969]

😂Yah exactly😂

[@NecroYuki]

@@The_G_89 oh my, and I had almost the same experience when I first went to the US when I was a 11yo kid 🤣😂 Was just a sponge trying to learn all the word in English i heard around man! hahaha the cool thing was that the popular black guy there at that time was my friend, so he first got in shock, then tried to ask me if i knew what that meant, when i said "what's up bro?" he just laughed and explained the situation to everybody lmao

[@Saiyanprince1114]

Literally this! He has no idea what it means; he's just repeating what he heard Carter say! xD

[@aidanjanemcintosh6919]

Tbf all my black friends said Jackie Chan got the ultimate pass. It was almost an honour to them.

[@kubikkuratko188]

You can't be mad at Jackie!

[@DanielOrteez]

But even if he didn't have the pass, what can you do even about it? He'd just kick your ass.

[@jaimeherber8353]

​@@kubikkuratko188 FACTS 💯

[@realzob9148]

wouhou, what a world where you need a pass to say someone color in spannish..

[@Spigy88]

He is acting...smh People who say you can't say a word are idiots tbh. Using it, is different. All the beeps in this clip is annoying. It's a word, get over it.

[@donemu9096]

FYI, Jackie didn't speak much English when he filmed Rush Hour. He pretty much learned the script phonetically so he had no idea how bad the word was. They told him after he shot the scene, lmao.

[@enemy1191]

yeah, in some interview he has even mentioned that he didn't understood most of the jokes too.

[@jaimeherber8353]

Yeah honestly, that seriously wasn't his fault.

[@vita9010]

Not true at all. He grew up in Hong Kong and spoke English in many many movies before this one

[@blackbirdfilms1966]

@@vita9010 He still seemed to understand some of the words. Even in Rush Hour 3 during outtakes he didn't seem to understand some things

[@vita9010]

@@blackbirdfilms1966 He did not get Chris Tucker’s improvised jokes or some of the context.

[@anony_meows]

iirc, when he found out what it really meant in full context, he really apologized profusely over and over again, and kept asking "WHY WOULD YOU PUT THAT IN THE SCRIPT??"

[@RoRZoro]

Because it's a good joke.

[@umayle07]

Who even cares about him saying it anyway

[@ibrohiem]

People ignored the fact that Chris Tucker was saying all kinds of racist things to Jackie when they met.

[@Dave_of_Mordor]

@@ibrohiem as an asian speaking for the black community, that's different. it's ok because they're black

[@Psyrhi]

@@Dave_of_Mordor Nah, fuck that. As an Asian speaking for the Asian community. If you make any Asian stereotypical/racist comments, everything is on the table. I'll call you ninja to your face. Take what you can dish. Can't have your cake and eat it too.

[@boqndimitrov8693]

cultural misunderstandings + jackie chan = great fun! 😂

[@tjr930]

the best way to express things like this is the way this movie does. now we have "anti-racist" movies and such. they don't understand Rush Hour. it's really a complex movie when you think about it

[@RockenTravis]

The funnier part is he legitimately didn't understand it. He was still learning English when he was filming this

[@Adiarby13]

less about the language, more about the culture i think lol

[@ivanirias4988]

He was learning the LANGUAGE ITSELF, much less comprehend the cultural background behind it.​@@Adiarby13

[@Adiarby13]

@@ivanirias4988 he spoke better english before this movie but due to not speakin it often his english deteriorate lol. “what’s up my ninja” is a simple english wasnt so hard to understand, as an asian who’s not living in the US myself i could understand every english in this movie when it first came out but what i didnt understand was why everyone was angry because Carter was sayin it and everyone was okay. and here’s the fact back then me and everyone else in my country was referring to black people as knee grow because we didnt know the culture over there we didnt understand why it was wrong lol

[@FunnilyForgettable]

@@Adiarby13 A language is apart of culture, stop liking your own dumb comments and read a book.

[@wichard1994]

Oh well, Jackie's character doesn't know the N word, and the black dudes doesn't know Kung Fu. I'm so happy they are sharing their cultures together. Really important.

[@BangerReact]

😂😂😂

[@billyboblillybob344]

lol thought of 300...we've been sharing our culture all morning hahaha

[@HunterxHunter-zn8no]

Don cheadle in the movie knows it

[@wichard1994]

@@billyboblillybob344 🤣🤣🤣

[@joegaming8101]

Hurray for cultural exchange!

[@JoshuaB-c2j]

Every Jackie Chan movie..."I don't want trouble." LOL

[@Swarv48-b6o]

While beating you down in the process 😂

[@zenith8417]

And Jackie proceeds to show why they shouldnt have wanted trouble either

[@disrpt]

@@zenith8417 and Jackie ends up having furnitures whenever said trouble is around

[@Pointman11111]

Shang Chi sald the same before the first fight lol

[@BLaCkKsHeEp]

​@@Pointman11111nah, Jackie Chan was the OG of that 😂

[@Andre_APM]

1:49 The soft little "oh, Jackie!" Lmao

[@dadatosu4702]

😂😂

[@robbob5302]

“You can’t get away with that these days.” Yes you can. South Park gets away with it every week. 🤣

[@PolybiusMaximus]

South Park doesn't go nearly as hard as they did before this recent wave of PC nonsense. Funny enough, they even saw it coming, but predicted it wouldn't last as long as it has. All of the most offensive episodes of South Park, including the ones that used the n and f words are all from older seasons. South Park left it's Golden Era after Season 16. I do still think they come up with pretty good episodes still from time to time, but they've lost that spark they had from Seasons 8 - 16 (3-7 are great, too) when they were firing on all cylinders.

[@jackflash8218]

@Hamburgers We talkin' comedy shows tragically losing their teeth? Well... I'll see your "South Park, & raise you an "It's Always Sunny..."

[@TheDissident77]

Yes you can. Black people say it all the time, every song and to almost anyone. Reason the word is still around.

[@tylerhughes5420]

Always sunny lost all bite... people got rich doing offensive comedy then they all agree now its not funny. They pull the ladder up behind them. Watching all these people react this way is ridiculous. ​@jackflash8218

[@1036911242]

They use Cartman to racial disrespect The Jew Kyle every episode, people just get used to it

[@omariwalker1006]

I once had a guy who did the same thing to me, back in college. Unknowing what it meant because English wasn't his first language. He told me his friend always called him that, so he just said it himself. I laughed but explained what it actually means, he looked so sorry that I felt bad for him 😂😂. True Story!

[@sundravigneshwarp3187]

Can you explain it here what it actually means , I just know that it’s something that is not to be told in front of black people , I don’t know the actual context can you explain it in non US terms ?

[@omariwalker1006]

@sundravigneshwarp3187 It essentially means "Slave" to most black people. It is mainly used to show racism and discrimination to those who are black.

[@516Mel]

Respect to you for not over reacting, and taking the time to understand the situation

[@DreiCortavoyz]

​@@sundravigneshwarp3187 its basically a racial slur directed towards black people.

[@shematite]

​@@sundravigneshwarp3187I might be able to explain even using US terms. The word comes from the Spanish word for 'black' but morphed into a term specifically used in slave-states to degrade and dehumanize people with that skin color. Please feel free to correct me im super white and like etymology/history of words

[@rafikhankhadem6657]

I remember watching this on HBO and the subs went like "What's up, my black?"

[@Justin0676]

For some reason that seems worse 😂😂

[@pablom-f8762]

"Yippee Ki-Yay, Mr Falcon..."

[@coryhuff8083]

The N word comes from the word Negro which means black and is used in many languages.

[@HadesFist]

The movie aired on cable TV like TBS with the word censored to “knee girls”. My family and I had no idea what it meant.

[@gurlzrool]

@@HadesFist Funniest tv edit has to go to the movie snakes on a plane. “I’ve had it with these monkey fighting snakes on this Monday through Friday plane!”

[@michiganlake1941]

Black reaction : Understanding and laughing Asian reaction : Understanding and laughing White reaction : Drama queen

[@DefKiller90]

😂😂😂

[@Scoonertuna]

Scary accurate

[@michiganlake1941]

@@Scoonertuna I want to say that i'm white myself but i hate to see white People over-reacting against racism just to show to the world how pure they are. Everybody on Earth can be racist, stay cool xD

[@Jackalmercenary-t7y]

Me a white person who laughed at it

[@michiganlake1941]

@@Jackalmercenary-t7y I'm white too. I'm tired of People over-reacting to show to the world how pure they can be

[@hankjw1111]

When it's 2025 and it said spoiler on a movie from 1998 You start to think "How did they not see this movie, it's a classic..."

[@BaconNuke]

Sometimes people just don't see things? Old stuff like this I can kinda agree but still... people could've never seen it.. I was *born* in 1998 and haven't seen it lol Related.. it urks me when modern movies/games are spoiled and people are like "how did you not see it yet? It's been a month" like people purely absorb every piece of media the second it comes out

[@jwood8397]

So you had seen every “classic” from 1971 by 1998? No, probably not. So why do you expect them to have done the equivalent? And “classic” is stretching it for this movie.

[@hankjw1111]

@@jwood8397 I'm definitely closer to it than You, trust me.

[@Layzee_15]

​@@hankjw1111 you dont have to gave them reality check, dude

[@ealexgu]

This movie is old enough that there's an entire generation born after it was released. Someone born in 1998 would've been 26 by now. This isn't exactly an obscure movie but it's no Avengers, Jurassic Park, or LOTR.

[@siddysparksqQqq]

1:45 His reaction was so precious... "Oh Jackie" ... Im like awww 🥰

[@sushijuice6895]

nah its Jacie Chan , he got the pass Jet Li dont need a pass, he got the certificate

[@SadistAssist]

@@fishinman539 Get off the internet

[@martinmartins7703]

​@@fishinman539crazy how many people cannot accept that ITS JUST A WORD lol

[@lionssinofpride7817]

White boi got balls on the internet, irl you aint doing nothing, keeping it silent as usual.​@@fishinman539

[@generalrico1750]

@@fishinman539 i was looking for this comment . Crazy world we live in

[@jackflash8218]

@fishinman Shyt, man... I'd literally type it here 50 times, along with at least half a dozen derivatives, if I thought the KZbin Natsees wouldn't nuke my comment. THIS WORLD NEEDS AN ENEMA!! And balloons.

[@Sage2000]

5:38 its so sad to see some people missing the point that Jackies character was just repeating what he was told to say

[@SadistAssist]

Get off the internet

[@Gonzo2288]

Mfs soft asf

[@UtkarshSingh-np6zo]

they dont really understand humour, I wonder why people even bother looking at their reaction this is just straight dumb.

[@lettucearsebiscuits8375]

Typical black iq right there

[@userrrrrxx135]

Rhe bartenders not even black if I'm correst

[@Rafe960]

Carter told him to act like him and so he does, he just didn't know what it meant.

[@holymaggots70]

Thats racism basically, same action but different results becos of skin color 😂

[@evilbabai7083]

​@@holymaggots70I always wondered why black people keep using that slur if they hate it so much. Because of victimhood anchors like this black culture has basically devolved into anti-white instead of being its own thing (like it actually was in the times of MLKJ).

[@BudhagRizzo]

Jackie Chan is such a good actor! The expression on his face before he says it the 2nd time like, "Oh, maybe I said it wrong" is hilarious!

[@Newt4321]

6:03 He just looks happy to be there huh 😱

[@amit_patel654]

That was perfect timing 🤣

[@TheLaw2063]

The castrated humor of now a days would never produce such gems.

[@justdan9264]

on god

[@liamengram6326]

Cancel culture isn't new... There were still angry white people virtue signaling about this back then. They just wrote a ton of letters to the studio that went straight in to the shredder. Now they have places like Twitter and Tik Tok.

[@RoRZoro]

People back then were smart enough to understand that the world was a big place and that people outside USA don't know American cultural things. That's why this movie has this joke and everyone laughed their a*s off in that scene. (and the subs was wrong) But people these days don't understand this. Jackie who didn't know anything about USA and it's culture saw carter using that many times to greet others. That's why Jackie used it thinking that it's a greeting. That's the joke. I don't know why we can't make jokes like these now a days.

[@DaGrayWolf93]

Plus I think earlier in the film (and I might be mistaken) Carter told Lee to copy him. So he's just doing what Carter told him.

[@huskerdee1431]

A bunch of single white lesbians started getting power

[@DaGrayWolf93]

@@Osiris335 Yeah. People get awkward when it comes to anything involving race. So instead of talking about it and confronting those awkward feelings, they just choose to censor the things that make them feel awkward. Which is sad because I really like dark humor and jokes that push boundaries.

[@noxteryn]

Bro, what do you even mean, "can't make jokes like these nowadays"? The video is right there, and people are laughing right now. Literally nobody is offended by this. Stop getting outraged by imaginary scenarios you invent in your head.

[@Artistikk]

This was also a time where the internet was still in its infancy and social media didn’t exist. It’s hard not to be aware of certain cultural norms now when we’re so easily connected to different parts of the world compared to back then.

[@chessenthusiast]

I honestly think when he repeats it, THAT’S what’s funny. He thinks his accent was too think, or he mispronounced something, so he slows down and enunciates every syllable. That’s good comedy writing right there. I had a very similar exchange when I was in Russia and just learning to read Russian cursive writing, and mispronounced a 13-yr-old’s name. Thank GOD she wasn’t in the room, it was just me, a Russian colleague, and one of the student’s teachers. If that had been in a room of people, or her peers, that would have ended very badly.

[@tjr930]

both times is funny. the first because you don't expect it. the second because you don't expect it again.

[@riddler291]

Once upon a time, a joke was just a joke.

[@ffreddie6]

Nowadays a joke is a statement that offends people.

[@GuyChooo]

​@@ffreddie6It always offended people, the thing is that Social Media made people comfortable in typing their opinions without any consequences, especially since they can come up with different usernames of their own 😅

[@rohaparker-es9ho]

Gen Z soft genes

[@Average_CoD_Clips]

It’s still a joke if Biden is saying vote for me or you ain’t black.

[@ucoananh3054]

@@rohaparker-es9hoay ay dont lump everyone, more like Americans soft genes.😂 everyother places dont care.

[@sya2711]

its crazy how pl used to roll on the floor laughing like the first clip. and now most ppl react in shock rather then amused over a joke.

[@3XZDgg]

them 3 black bro reactors were heated, even had to remind themselves it was released in 1998. smh

[@RajeshJustaguy]

exactly!!!

[@SadistAssist]

@@3XZDgg No they didn't

[@mongolen-kn2yc]

sad these we live in it was fking hilarious. These woke losers need to stop getting brainwashed by the globalists

[@tjr930]

keep in mind "reacting" to movies for a video isn't natural

[@JulioHernandez-chico]

Fun fact Jackie Chan really didn't know what that meant. They just told him " say this and then is a big fight" 😂

[@longboardguy]

My bigger concern here is how none of these grown ass people have seen this gem of a movie until this day!😅

[@orion5445]

That's my usual thing with these movie reactors. They're watching franchises that are super integral to pop culture for the very first time. I understand someone not showing interests in certain things but to be totally out of the loop of all these movies in the age of the internet you have to be living under a rock.

[@MusicOnly-m8l]

Jackie Chan is worthy of that pass XD

[@tet4650]

Even funnier when you know that "nà ge" in Chinese, which is pronounce "knee ga", is an actual word. That word is so common in Chinese that if they didn't speak English well, they'd think the word was harmless. Lol "nà ge" essentially means "um" or "uh".

[@thaloh]

"niga" is also a Korean word that means "you"

[@blackfluffy8977]

Yo chinese here, Na ge actually translates to "that one" We usually use it when we refer to something

[@tet4650]

@blackfluffy8977 it can be used as both a filler word and a demonstrative pronoun. So we're both right. Just like "nà ge rén"

[@lngngng]

@@blackfluffy8977 Yo Chinese here. It's also used as a filler word. You never paused at a menu and go "na ge...uhhh na ge..." before you finally decide on what you want to order?

[@cosmomo4664]

I'm surprised you didn't also put that one song IShowSpeed reacted to as an example cause that one didn't just say it 2 times it's been on the song more than that, but yeah it's just the word is normal for them and that it has different meaning for them far from what other people think what it means on their own language.

[@sokandueler9578]

This and the “yu/mi” scene are the best things to come out of this franchise. So funny.

[@MATCHLESS789]

Best thing are the bloopers. "His name is Lee god damn it".

[@aniharutyunyan3625]

yeeeeeeesssss :D

[@jotan.3310]

the funy thing about that part is que can see Jackie was only following Carte's directions 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@lanmandragoran8337]

Even more specifically, Jackie was just following the script and didn't know what it meant either.

[@jotan.3310]

@lanmandragoran8337 u know what? I totally believe in you cause in some bloopers I notice that the directors enjoy messing with the fact that he couldn't speak English

[@KeanF84]

Its hilarious. “Oh he doesnt know what that means..” as if its real life.. its a movie lolll . one of the all time greats.

[@lopezroilans.8384]

I mean, in real life, they did not tell Jackie what it meant until after the shoot

[@pkc6090]

Jackie is soooooo innocent

[@thealjohnsonshow2188]

Deadass, Jackie Chan been invited to the cookout due to entertaining us for decades. He been had the pass.

[@STH151NicoleFan]

This was the true golden age of Jackie Chan films.

[@quasarleon4645]

1:48 "Jaaackie !!" I'm dy!ing over here ! 😅😅

[@nickpick15]

Sometimes I don't think a lot of people payed attention to Chris Tucker right before they entered where he told Jackie Chan "do everything I do" then said that to everyone so his character thought it was just an English greeting slang 😂

[@jackflash8218]

I think SOME people choose to ignore it, because if they didn't, they'd have to admit that the Black guys were the pieces of shyt in that scene. That's some real fk'n strength of character right there... ain't it? F*@k's sake.

[@mythosinmediagaming]

To be fair, 1) Lee didn't know what it meant, 2) Carter told him to do what he did. People taking it seriously don't seem to get that the whole point of the joke was that he didn't know what he was saying.

[@hugzpls]

Like the three guys saying he deserved it. Im like Cmon, you guys do know the context right?

[@jackflash8218]

@hugzpls Yup. They're either too unintelligent to understand the context, or they're too immature & weak to care. But it's definitely one of the two.

[@real_rutmen]

Even if he knew what it mean, it doesn't matter

[@WakingDreamer01]

During the scene Jackie Chan himself DIDN'T know what it meant. lol The crew only explained it to him AFTER they filmed it.

[@Geminias]

What's great about this is that Jackie had no idea of the american context... "nèi ge" in mandarin can have different meanings based on context. You'll hear the phrase: nèi ge, nèi ge, nèi ge in mandarin movies and it can either be used as (like a stutter to express uh, uh, uh) or be used as a informal "excuse me" like excuse me, excuse me, excuse me.

[@chrisc1914]

“Ne ga” in Korean is something like “you” so that’s also rife with misunderstanding

[@theminuteman7611]

It literally means “that” or 那个. It’s used as a placeholder word when ur still thinking of what to say like “uh”. It can be weird for an English speaker to hear, but to Chinese people it’s as natural as breathing when ur speaking.

[@Alextrasaucy]

Even if he knew what it meant, who gonna stop him 😂

[@SadistAssist]

Get off the internet

[@MoonS4444]

You got a point lol

[@jackflash8218]

Right?! I once saw that man kick the shyt out of Benny Urquidez! Homeboys didn't stand a chance.

[@kevin.6396]

A ladder

[@CanCro09]

I knew the reactions to this scene wouldn’t disappoint. Absolutely hilarious. Poor Lee doesn’t even know what he’s saying. He’s just doing what Carter told him to do haha. To be fair, the whole movie before this is cultural ‘shots’ at him being Chinese. What a classic 90’s action flick!

[@BlondeBarbarian]

I think the funniest part of this is watching the reactors resist the temptation to clutch their pearls 😂

[@JJcrabtower]

He is innocent and does not know what it means, he just imitates what he hears from others 😂🤣

[@thepoeticbutcher3370]

5:50 “he deserves it???” For repeating a GREETING????

[@deanmadden123]

Blacks being black bro.

[@NavsangeetSingh]

Right? It's like they forgot things that happened just a little while ago. Carter specifically told Jackie to follow his lead.

[@thepoeticbutcher3370]

@@NavsangeetSingh …..I’m a Gen X Black & seemingly Blacks have gotten incredibly worse thru time… We use the same tired excuses….

[@somelettersnumbers]

They can only remember ~5-8 minutes at a time. Cut them some slack.

[@holymaggots70]

I feel like to make everyone know that word is bad, that also means letting everyone know a certain race used to be slaves

[@TheRealKhalil18]

1:26 she was shook

[@rockinstampede]

Shookness intensifies

[@stream_gene]

EOM's high pitched "Jackie"! Holy shit LMAO!

[@ikec2894]

It's the background music playing during this fight scene that gets me🤣

[@godryujin9881]

JC and his charisma can “insult” anyone and will always bring a smile to your face. jokes that the crystal generation will never understand. when comedy was only meant to make people laugh, and no one took it seriously.

[@AlexFukuApril]

3:04 and some others are CRAZY because those subtitles aren't even correct LMAOOO

[@LumberjackMC]

That's what I thought too 😂😂😂😂 Jackie did not use the hard r 😂😂😂

[@LordEriolTolkien]

One of the best and funniest use of that word in all cinema. I often quote it to this day irl. For best effect u hafta say it the way he repeats it, with emphasis and deliberate enunciation

[@jackflash8218]

Dude... same. My Brothers & I, that's one of a handful of ways we greet each other. Every... single... time. For decades, now. Good times. 🤘😎🤘

[@pete27144]

If anything this video reveals that people often times watch movies mindlessly without thinking about context. I was a child when I watched this movie for the first time and I understood what was going on. 😂

[@Riohard91]

Boy, that escalated quickly. lol

[@NuclearNadal14]

Carter is that one friend who will get you in trouble.

[@haywoodmakesmelaugh]

I can’t believe it’s people who haven’t seen rush hour 😂😂

[@ashwink7644]

"They were making culture jokes about him all the time." Yep. Both are wrong, though Lee didn't know!

[@nilesstark]

This moment and the edited version of "I hate Everybody" are the most hilarious instigated action scenes ever.

[@TXP9]

“I hate everybody.” “Yippie Kai yay, Mr. Falcon.” Yes, John McClain has the best censored quotes.

[@nilesstark]

@TXP9 Actually "I hate Everybody" was the original writing when they were filming. And they digitized "n****rs" after filming.

[@nameless.greyceo]

When i was younger this was the funniest, best feel good movie ever

[@Greenhawk4]

why did the subtitles have the hard r when it wasn't even what was said. LOL

[@almcroof2146]

Blame Carter...

[@SilenMonser]

"Follow my lead, and do what I do." - Carter to Lee

[@MORPHEUS-111]

"When we go in there you follow my lead and do what I do" "What's up my ---?"

[@Henry-mw1xg]

2:57 Ayo whats up with the hard r on those subtitles. Dang lol

[@BangerReact]

Those subtitles were wild 😂

[@od3rfla]

I feel like them British black folks are able to say the hard r while making sound like an A at the end😂

[@RadicalGuy2Good]

Hard r?

[@lastyhopper2792]

why does that one is worse than the other one?

[@tjr930]

you hearting that "blacks will be blacks" comment is wilder bro

[@iCantPickaNamej]

Jackie is a legend! This scene only gets better with age! LMFAO. Remember Carter told him to follow his lead.

[@garfunkle5447]

If black people want other races to stop saying the word 'nigga', stop rapping about it. Black people glamorize that word. Don't act so offended when others use it.

[@Marie-ys7dl]

Or you could just respect blk people and not use it. It’s not that hard.

[@delgat000]

@@Marie-ys7dlOnly if they stop vandalizing and stealing first.

[@ZoroClutchTDM]

Only Jackie can say that 😂

[@PoketNews-yx9ly]

😂😂🤣😂🤣😂😂😂😂😂😂He So Funny Always 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂😂😂😂

[@jackflash8218]

Oh, I don't know... if KZbin weren't a bunch of Natsees, I would SOOOO prove you wrong. NNNNNNNNNNNN...

[@Ic3h0rnEt14]

The first clip is the best one and illustrates the intention of the joke

[@rasikshakya9497]

I just love how jackie chan is smiling while saying that 😅 his acting is just too cute

[@HF-dw6nx]

Not the subs with the R 💀💀💀💀

[@dillbill2A]

The UNNECESSARY HARD R

[@agirlhasnoname567]

No because that hard r is crazy 😂😂😂

[@anthonyjasso4125]

"He said it so sweet, with a smile " lmao true

[@emti29]

you know jackie didn't know about the N word. when he found out, he was apologizing right and left.

[@jackrussell3951]

Legend has it that in any room with more than three people seeing this movie for the first time, you always hear someone go, "JACKIE, NO!" right at this spot.

[@beelegend1694]

If rush hour come out today, there will be so controversy 😂😂😂

[@Mugen123456789]

i just know the first time chris tucker taught jackie to say that the whole studio was crying laughing

[@nomadikbiggs1542]

I just want to thank you for making this compilation of just that scene. you won't see stuff like this too much anymore😂😂😂

[@BangerReact]

You're right, scenes like this are hard to come by nowadays 😂😂😂. Anyway, glad you enjoyed the compilation!

[@yatishsadasivan]

5:13 cry babies... As if they didn't know, he was following what carter said!!

[@SadistAssist]

Get off the internet

[@christianross4644]

Man this is still hilarious to me! So funny! LMAO

[@ZenBearV13]

I remember when I saw this movie as a kid, I had no idea what he actually said or what it meant. I heard, “Wassup, Monica?”

[@chou9499]

😂😂😂

[@msteidy5841]

Love how Lee double downed and said it again having no clue lmao.

[@Rdfelic]

I guess I'm old enough to remember that in the 80s, 90s, and early 2000s everyone would say that without any issues. I remember seeing Hispanics, whites, and Asians say that to each other as well. I guess the younger generation are more sensitive. 🤣

[@Wattsepherson]

There's a great Eddie Murphy sketch back in the day about White Privelege and that always showed how we all got the seriousness and stupidity of it and could make fun of both sides of that dilemna or accusation even. They paint him to look white so he can see how white people treat each other or behave when black people are not around. The bus scene always cracks me up and the free paper!! 😂 I don't think that would get the same laugh nowadays either 😢

[@angelobaidoo2449]

“OHHH JACKIE”🤣🤣🤣😭

[@jackharty1]

3:06 the subtitle with the hard R lmfao

[@soyjeffe__]

It amazes me how many people react like this. Movie is centuries old. I been dying over this since I was 8 years old 😂

[@Horrortelltales]

Hypocritical ain't it. When carter made Asian jokes , everybody laughs. But when it's an"accident joke" about afro americans then everybody 😮

[@SadistAssist]

Get off the internet

[@LocherYT]

All american people owned the stereotypical "ching chong ping ling" joke from even before the world war just as they owned the people who would utter such things. But the n-word and the historical importance is deeply tied to the american shame, even more so than manifest destiny and the destruction of the native americans and its cultural heritage.

[@FailoBantam7]

He is the best in the world haha your lucky he got to say it so gracefully 😂😂😂

[@majestic1990]

The fact those three black dudes got triggered at 5:03 is so annoying, lighten up

[@Rawen1982]

I look forward to the day when movies like this can be made again. And yes, they are coming.

[@sync1361]

Still funny to hear that after years.

[@aybangz3583]

It's the emphasis in the way he said it the 2nd time 😂

[@georgeparker8198]

Classic moment in cinema 😂

[@nikitachauhan9976]

when i first watched this i was like 10, growing up in India, I didnt even know why they got mad and the joke flew over my head rewatching it now i burst into laughter

[@Zenith_X3]

I find it hard to believe that people are barely watching this movie 😂 this movie is a classic

[@ZanderMurphy-ol7ub]

Was having the worst day. This made me lmao, thank you.

[@vutran3758]

“Gen Z discovered 90s existed”

[@harsha12326]

Rush hour is goated🌟

[@samash7302]

It’s Jackie Chan so it’s fine 😂

[@Freydohh]

I need a whole movie reaction. There are like 50 moments like this in Rush Hour 1 & 2 😂

[@DaoSeeker]

When I was a kid I didn't think was a racial taboo joke, but that he was mispronouncing it and people heard "knickers", as in asking the bar guy "what's up my knickers?" (knickers being female underwear FYI)

[@Koum_Bets]

To be fair, (Not including Jackie in the clip) Asians that moved to the States from the late 70's to early 90's adapted the black culture. A lot of us were placed in the hood and naturally that's how we grew up speaking. That's how all of us spoke in the hood and no body thought it was racist. In today's world, I can't speak like how I grew up. I'm also older now and use less slang.

[@alosteternity7734]

Letting a single word control you like that 😂

[@PanzerShrek94]

2:14 I love EOM for moments like this,he is always funny.

[@TeknoBoy]

3:30 I love how they cut it right there like 'I'm not letting you say it again.'

[@Vugtis_El_VillaVODS]

For those who don't know. This is a buddy cop movie And Jackie Chan's detective partner is Chris Tucker So buddy gave him the pass