David Get's Assaulted, Simu VS. Bob Iger, Defending Awkwafina, & David Likes Uncle Roger

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0:00 start
1:15 David Gets Asian Assaulted
11:50 Ed gets attacked
17:30 The Airfilter throw down
20:50 Baskin Robins Asshole
24:12 Simu Vs. Disney
29:00 Simu appoints himself Asian male standard
30:49 Fake Asian Wokeness for Vanity
36:45 Awkwafina gets Heat
45:40 Uncle Roger vs Simply Dumpling

[@user-ot9cj4dm1t]

that is by far the funniest street scrap story i’ve ever heard 😂😂

[@jrMpabuser]

Slapsgiving came early...

[@BrandonG0627]

When started talking bout accents and languages. I immediately thought of Chris tucker in rush hour 3, when he spoke to the Chinese Frenchman…“Your Asian stop humiliating yourself” LOL

[@daheeroh]

Having the two Ed's is like having good chaotic energy in an 6 Flags rollercoaster 🤣🤣🤣

[@bearchan968]

Oh shit didn't even see edtwo until I read your comment

[@nicebergslim]

both eds at the same time??? amazing

[@trigunxo9970]

so actually on the whole awkwafina thing I got schooled on by my homegirl. The argument is that Awkwafina grew up in a middle-class spot in queens and went to a prestigious art school. There are articles even pointed out that her neighborhood consisted only 2% of black the rest were asian and white. The other issue was that Nora developed the character awkwafina when she was 16. Take from that what you will.

[@imetmikemo182]

Also on top of all those facts apparently she had the audacity to equate using an asian accent for a role as a form of 'minstrel' which really rubbed people the wrong way

[@dvdscds9539]

I agree with you. It does annoy me that some people speak a certain way try to imitate a particular speech pattern to their own ends. Not only have I grown up speaking that way my whole life, but with a focus on linguistics in college I can definitely tell that's not how she talks. Awkwafinas aave speech pattern is common among a lot of people who imitate the vernacular to the best of their ability. It's a combination of New York, Baltimore, Houston, and Long Beach with a little bit of Atlanta thrown in. That's what happens when you group all black entertainers together and form speech patterns from them as a collective, rather than realizing they all have separate, regional accents. When speaking that way she often sounds like she needs to cough, and her gestures are far too exaggerated. She also sound perpetually irritated or sassy which is common among imitators since most of them associate aave with aggressiveness or attitudes. Now if she grew up speaking that way, why is her grammar, sentence structure, slang, annunciation and phonology all over the place? There would be a base aave accent that she always returns to as a result of her regional upbringing, and it's just... not there.

[@RosePatty]

@@imetmikemo182 I believe the word you mean is “minstrel”, as in the minstrel shows that dehumanized and degraded black ppl for a large part of the 1900’s.

[@vspectra]

Yeah Awkwardfina is lame for that, and turns on and off the blackcent for certain roles. She doesn’t even talk like that in real life. Not the same as people who actually grew up in urban communities. She still hasn’t even acknowledged the issue of stereotyping blacks and then goes on to complain about doing Asian accents.

[@imetmikemo182]

@@RosePatty oh what a goof of me. Thank you for the correction.

[@Henato232]

Lol Edtwo had Boze on his namecard

[@janiece1229]

Double Ed-ged sword FINALLY! I know I'm gonna love this!

[@dylancnguyen]

To address why Shang Chi is facing difficulty being released in China: it has almost nothing to do with Simu’s reaction to comments calling him ugly, but rather entirely to do with the racial stereotypes associated with the character’s origins. Additionally, the CCP also draws issue with two Chinese characters (Shang Chi and his father) being played by a Canadian and a Hongkonger. Just a bit of context for the conversation here!

[@AzNightmare]

*Well they changed it and basically erased Fu Manchu out of the story, so I don't know what they're upset about. Or did they just not want a Shang Chi movie altogether? If it wasn't for this controversy, I wouldn't even know Fu Manchu existed since I don't really know anything about Shang Chi or his origin. I was expecting to learn it by watching this movie.*

[@chavezlance]

@@AzNightmare there’s a whole lot of censorship going on right now concerning entertainment in China. Even if they removed a specific storyline the history of the comic being a bit problematic is still there. Also as the original commenter mentioned they may be upset that the main character is Canadian and not Chinese. China canceled a whole movie staring one of their biggest actresses b/c they hired a taiwanese actor as the main male lead.

[@CamberRockerCamber]

@@chavezlance not only did China cancel that movie, they completely erased that well known Chinese actress from existence. Her name has been removed from all movie credits she's been in and she is pretty much non-existent on their online web. All because she hired a Taiwanese to be the lead. Smh

[@AzNightmare]

@@CamberRockerCamber *Which actress is this? Seems pretty extreme.*

[@AzNightmare]

@@chavezlance *Lol... Well it is an American film.*

[@mdrivera8481]

Small correction, it was Bob Chepik, Bob Iger stepped down as the CEO of Disney in place of Bob Chepik. Yeah I think Simu probably reacted badly to the statement cause to him it feels like Disney shoved his film in the worst release strategy possible right now. To me it does seem pretty obvious that Disney is sacrificing Shang Chi as a canary in the coal mine type of situation to prove if theaters only releases are viable rn.

[@tmoo7794]

It's Chapek

[@jillsontilus4367]

This podcast is great ED-ucation.

[@jokesterr119]

Should be the title of the podcast when both Eds are on

[@seungjaelee4646]

Bars

[@tommyfung6370]

It's a du-ed?

[@jacobcalisang598]

David got that unblock-able combo 😂

[@bradcha5413]

Love this episode ED, EDD, N DAVID LOL

[@cielamour88]

Ed, Ed and David 😂 this combo is unmatched.

[@soaringdavis8202]

David thought he would go MMA in a situation like this but, he turned into Ma Dong-seok, in "The Gangster, The Cop, and the Devil"!!

[@blackolantern5666]

@Soaring Davis. Yeah but you didn’t hear him when he had a slip of the tongue in using the N-word at the 0:03 min mark.

[@TheAsianLifeTV]

Please bring both Eds’ back more often! This episode was HILARIOUS😂

[@21nGG]

shang chi and eternals might not be released in china. I don't think it was a consequence of Simu's response but a conflict of Chinese censorship laws

[@thedoesthingspodcast9298]

Omg i’ve been waiting for david to finally bring on both ed parks at the same time!!

[@awesomeallyse]

1) the way David's signature fighting move is to make someone his bitch 2) with the awkwafina thing I used to defend it too until I learned that she didn't even grow up in the Bronx. She was on the more affluent west side. Which isn't a problem until I noticed that she stopped using 'the voice' as she got more prominent roles, so it felt like an act and she said herself that she used to play it up because it made her feel more confident. While I don't take a big issue with it in her case because it's a minor example, it's still a bit annoying because so many people in Hollywood and influencers get big on this "I'm black but I'm not" thing and many times when it's no longer profiting them they stop doing it. It's cute and funny to be loud and sassy until a black person does it, then it's our entire being or we're ghetto. If awkwafina stayed awkwafina 24/7 instead of "oh no Nora and awkwafina are separate people" I don't think she'd catch flack. And I'm not saying like she can't have a screen persona or a personal life, but if you have to play up traditionally black things, maybe you're being a bit inauthentic. Same goes for Offset, nigga grew up in the suburbs of Atlanta. Edit: I'm not saying that this applies to all non black folk with traditionally black accents, as someone who "talks white" I know how annoying it is to be accused of "talking a color" when you're just out here talking. But when it is conditional, that's when it get problematic. It is also exasperated because of the anti-blackness in the Asian community so it feels like more of a f u to mom and dad in a costume like way, than genuine self expression.

[@gaymer-j]

1000000000%%

[@KingTai64]

Yeah I don't understand how these guys ignore these facts that were pointed out. The problem was that she was faking an accent that is most recognizable from African Americans. Nobody said( at least I think) that Asian Americans can't have an accent. It is possible but you have to look at statistics rather than assume that out of thin air an Asian American will pop up with a thick ass southern accent. That possibility is pretty low.

[@xtiandank]

I remember a video going around on Twitter of an Asian woman who has a blaccent and speaks AAVE and people did draw analogies with her and Awkwafina because the woman was speaking as she genuinely does. It wasn’t an act or anything to be profited from. I too “talk white” and code switch, so I get that people can talk certain ways that may not be the norm for their demographic, but with Awkwafina, it just seems like I’m watching a minstrel show.

[@maryandfriends3066]

You’re 100% right

[@treacherousjslither6920]

You really sat there and typed out the n word? I mean you seem like an intelligent woman so...why?

[@lyhthegreat]

man david doesn't even need to learn boxing to defend himself with skills like that...i wanna see david's serial killer face when he slapped the guy

[@DragonWHW]

Always listen to this podcast while driving. You made me cry laughing hearing how you choked and slapped that guy with a finishing “jazz-throw”. Love this Podcast!

[@SuperMeiMei]

The Dong-seok Ma's move - Slapping！ hahahahah

[@CuteWallflowergirl]

Yo the beginning of this with David slapping the shit out of everyone in a fight had me dying lmaoooo

[@blackolantern5666]

@Brownebunny. Yeah but did you catch the slight slip-up of him using the N-word at the 0:03-0:05? “

[@ethanj2197]

First time I had ever seen ya'll honestly had me laughing so much but still had some real conversations, It's nice to find creators who can have a talk without an agenda

[@xtiandank]

David, Khadijah Mbowe has a great vid about “digital blackface” that’s relevant to this convo. Very insightful and not preachy, but still gets the point across. I say this vid, because when I see and hear Nora’s “blaccent”, it definitely gives strong minstrel vibes.

[@meme101RE]

I loved Khadijah’s video!

[@killerkong26]

You guys are always ready to scrap lol but that signature move is the best 😂

[@bradcha5413]

Leenda just enjoys the accent and finds it funny.

[@rn4l82]

This was one of the funniest video I seen in a while 🤣

[@demonvalentine1]

Came here from Nerdrotic after seeing snippets and wanted to see the whole podcast. Great show guys.

[@AdeolaAsh]

45:53 Uncle Roger making a joke out of his own people’s accent is different than Awkwafina making a joke out of Ebonics. If I made a joke out of a West African accent, the only people who would critique me would be inside my community. If I made a joke out of a Korean accent, I’d have a whole mob of people calling me racist. I know y’all are “anti-woke”, but making fun of other races for profit is going to get you dragged. That’s just life.

[@rainingfist]

When in doubt, hit em with a Buddha palm strike 5:16

[@V4Now]

This just in! David So has two signature moves. Pimp Slap and the Choke-A-Bitch hold.💪🏾

[@ytyt9195]

I cant with you guys...almost died laughing...lol

[@Josh-si6ds]

I'm shocked at how David's talking about Simu here. It doesn't matter if he's comfortable calling him out, he's coming off as much of an asshole as he claims Simu was being. I don't talk about people behind their backs like this, damn.

[@naleyyyl]

Love all of you! You don’t know how much I laughed listening to this! ❤️❤️

[@chrischeng5123]

These podcasts are great. Thanks David for the hard work

[@jamesf720]

This podcast flew by, get these two back on!

[@TraptheShape]

Just discovered you guys. What a great listen! Thanks!

[@pspdanxtx283]

I'm glad David is bringing awareness on Simu, I thought I was the only one

[@NDMac]

Not Bob Iger. Bob Iger was the widely respected CEO who stepped down last year or two ago. It's the new one called Bob Chapek who has been a disaster at Disney right from the start

[@cqtaylor]

Gotta admit, the Simu hate from these three is kinda heavy-handed. And yeah, I read the Bob Iger statement.

[@antlikesmonkeys]

I can agree with that. I think it was exaggerated in some areas. and they threw him under the bus with some assumptions and false facts like how he got it banned in China.

[@rebecaramos1351]

From what I understand the ceo of marvel said that the film would be a box office experiment because if it was bad they postponed the release of Eternals, so Shang chi would technically be a movie of lesser importance and if it failed at the cinema it would be a minor loss, risk that marvel doesn't want to have Eternals, which is more expected. Then the actor wanted to defend his and the team's work because it has as much value as the other productions. When I saw the post I understood like this, idk...

[@jamhorne]

This! Disney legit came out and publicly said we're gonna throw y'all out there first and see if anyone bites. It's added pressure on top of the pressure already there.

[@mattapol]

Yup, that's how a lot of media took it, same with other KZbin channels who covered it. Not sure why David is twisting it and shitting on Simu

[@princessjello]

Thank you for stating this.

[@yungcreator5215]

@@mattapol Yeah there were a few details that David twisted/got wrong. Like how China banned the movie because of Simu’s comments about his appearance when that wasn’t the case. Also it’s not like Simu said “We Asians aren’t an experiment”, where instead he was talking about all of the months of the efforts of the movie cast and crew being singled down to an “experiment” which was poorly worded by Bob chapek.

[@ironpoopie6087]

over from Nerdrotic.

[@muhaiminazlan4355]

Great podcast as always David. Finally get to see the one-two Ed combo

[@jacksoncogburn4816]

I loved every second of this video hahha. First video of this guy's channel.

[@augustinechoi9868]

lmao@ ee-no-muh-sheh-kee!!.. lmaoo..the slap makes it so much better

[@itsanazoov9133]

Daily Brain Fart tuning in. Hilarious street fight stories 😂

[@itachi005]

You need to make the episodes longer if thats not too much work haha. All your guys’ stories are always so entertaining and have me on my feet listening lol

[@solkatti94]

Another great podcast especially with having both Ed's on, thank you David.

[@elyshamz]

My stomach hurts from laughing so much XD

[@d10146]

It wasn't Bob Iger.... The CEO of Disney is Bob Chapek...

[@MaliceJC]

the holy korean trinity united!

[@thinguyenheart]

This was too short!! Need another one episode with both the Eds. Also at 1:15 , the middle Ed's name tag is still Boze lol

[@captainbao]

OH. MY. GOODNESS. You have BOTH Eds on here!! 🤯 Looking forward to hearing the rest of this episode :)

[@BigBaoSmallBao]

I don't know... But the Simu segment seems to be an over reaction of a over reaction. People are allowed to make mistakes, whether a disservice or not. He has the platform now so let's see what he does with it.

[@DamnAwesome]

Awesome podcast!

[@Warturtle16]

I found it funny that EdTwo was introduced as Boze in this episode haha I loved this episode though. The universe aligned and we got both Ed's. Thanks as always for the laughs!

[@iamsinsational]

More Ed & Ed pls! That was one of the top GB pods I've seen/heard. Too funny

[@good_to_be_gold8]

Lol I can visually see David open palm slap 👋 Korean powahhhh!!!!! 😆

[@jujuchiu5603]

This title wanted me to check this out so bad and here I am

[@jairoabarca8969]

The Ed's are back! this is gonna be a banger!

[@KP-zd3hc]

David So knows one thing or two about 'blaccent'. His rebuttal to the "Why do you sound Black?" comment from years ago (especially his friend's response to the comment) is probably the most hilarious thing I've ever heard. 😂

[@saroojanvasanthakumar1510]

ED, EDD, N DAVID LMAO

[@timothyelliott7799]

Lol 😂 D got hands 🤣. I’m so glad you’re ok tho bro. 🙏🏾🤙🏾

[@blackolantern5666]

@Timothy Elliot. Yeah but did you catch him the slight slip-up of him using the N-word at 0:03-0:05 mark?

[@thestaringenclave]

You’re the first person I’ve seen/heard talk about this Simu Liu Twitter reaction to Bob *Chapek. Exactly my thoughts when I read the article.

[@Potatostarch300]

Bob Chapek, Not Bob Igor.

[@asain79able]

It’s simu vs bob chapek. Disney has a new ceo

[@avoy]

This is geniusbrain, daveded. Fire chemistry.

[@whatadollslife]

David ,can you do a review of that series "Warrior" sometime ..I love that show

[@KiiDMaGiiK]

brooo that show is too good

[@sanji4ever]

Yes! I've been recommending it everyone I meet!

[@selenagilbert5075]

Honestly the awkwafina thing is very interesting. I think that very early on in her career she played up her own identity as someone who lives in an area that has a particular accent. I think that she played it up for comedy and in that way using a "blaccent" to gain popularity which is not ok.But I think now that she's getting more popularity she's lessened it to degree of more what her normal conversational accent would be like. The reason I think this is because watching her in the movie "The farewell" ( the movie was good imo) I could tell she sounded like someone from New York. it didn't sound like her accent had changed that much but it changed enough to where I noticed. It reminds me a lot of how Miley Cyrus used to" play Black" until it was seen as not a good thing and had a" epiphany "and shed her black cloak to go back to her " country roots". I think Miley cyrus was much worse tho. Awkwafina isnt trying to identify herself as black for popularity but she did play up a part of her identity using a "blaccent" as a way to gain popularity in comedy in a way making black people the butt of her jokes (IN A WAY). On the other hand she sort of moved away from it and I don't want to ruin the potential profit of a great film that has a lot of necessary representation because of the intersectional dynamic of an Asian-American woman growing up in a large Metropolitan City and developing an accent based on the area she's from and playing that identity up to rise in fame. It is a bit of a pick a hill to die on. This won't be that hill for me , at least for now. Great podcast ! 👏🏾

[@wompwomp3993]

out of all the takes on here about this, this is the closest to how i feel about it. To add, I think her nora from queens style of talking is the closest to her actual normal.

[@kenyett7]

Agreed. When she first came out on Oceans, I kind of hated her because of this very reason, but now that I've seen her do more than that, I actually really like her and want to see more of her.

[@PlayShorts3]

So in USA, even if you grow up in a predominantly black community or people speaking a certain way, you're not supposed to speak like the people you grow up with? I thought she's from Queens? Wadaheo

[@selenagilbert5075]

@@PlayShorts3 nono. My point was shes playing up her accent not making it up . She kinda exaggerates it to be funny. In my opinion in the us its way more complicated than just " shes acting/sounding black and so shes wrong" there are a lot of other things that are coming into play because america is not a monolithic cultural or racial homogeneous place. It also has a continual history of oppression that has not been dealt with and this is one of those issues. If u want a theatrical example of playing up and identity watch the main white guy in the movie blindspotting. He even explains why he acts the way he does and its interesting to say the least.

[@SeeHang]

@@selenagilbert5075 if awkwafina is racist for using a blaccent then Wu tang is too for stealing from Chinese cinema. Awkwafina isn’t punching down with a blaccent. People need to grow up. The world is not what it was 40 years ago. If you’re born in America you should have the right to use any American accent you want as long as you’re not punching down. When people talk about oppression they have no clue what they’re talking about with this 1st world perspective. If people want to know oppression they should go to North Korea where people are dying of hunger. Oppression isn’t born from an accent. It’s from people claiming authority over others just like SJW who use shame and guilt as a weapon to oppress others.

[@lileoli5050]

Simu never said he himself is/was ugly he was speaking on behalf of a LOT of Asian men in America (and other western countries by extension) who felt and still feeling that way. And he's not making shit up. Look up the online dating statistics, Asian American men are in the bottom when it comes to positive response from women of other race. Even Asian women themselves date white men more than Asian men. You being able to date a frankly average looking Asian woman doesn't mean the issue isn't there. And by the way, Simu's dating a Korean American girl (Tina Jung) that's frankly way more attractive than your partner, so you making fun of him being ugly is the funniest thing in the whole video.

[@eunsokchoi]

bye.

[@SantosAl]

You had a very well laid out response to Davids criticism, until you began insulting the guys GF.

[@OKsHappyHour]

Love this

[@ItzukiTheDemon]

Came here from @nerdrotic video and stayed for the content

[@diddjddj2790]

Awesome episode

[@adrianhernandez8227]

HELL YEAH!👏🏽

[@joshbkimmusic]

It’s crazy how people expect a certain voice to come out of a certain look. As you guys said, we are a product of our environment.

[@adiahtaylor7173]

I'm not sure where she's from but from what I've seen some of her backlash is coming from the fact people are saying the area she grew up in was not predominantly black like she said. That's something that I haven't seen proven tho, but even if she did grow up in a predominantly black area, some people feel as if it isn't genuine.

[@chinoskateboardv]

I grew up in an area where there weren't many black people, rarely any white people, but the people spoke with slang and what not. If white people heard us talk, they'd say "why do you talk like you're black"?

[@user-pd9ju5dk5s]

@@chinoskateboardv And that "Black" talk was heavily influenced by the accents of Irish slave owners in the South. So can we say why are they talking Irish?

[@dvdscds9539]

@@user-pd9ju5dk5s aave is not heavily influenced by the Irish. The vowel extensions, grammar and general phonetic structure are associated with west african languages. This forced combination of languages during slavery evolved into a Creole that later became what we hear from most black people today. These features are also very easily found in multiple west african creoles around the world. A speaker of aave would have an easier time understanding someone who speaks patois or swahili than they ever would gaelic. People only want to say aave was heavily influenced by another group when trying to justify the 'Blackcent' other non-black people put on to seem cool or gain popularity.

[@dvdscds9539]

We are products of our environments. An in some environments, people feel the need to poorly imitate a culture they are not directly apart of. There is a marked difference between how Awkwafina speaks and how a person who actually grew up in that environment speaks. Most black people can hear it in her voice, the same way they can tell when a non-black person is attempting to use certain slang words or gestures to try an 'relate' to them. Her accent was never meant to be taken seriously and is only now a large topic of discussion because her imitation of stereotypical blackness has sky-rocketed her career. Even her stage name was not meant to be taken seriously. It is an open joke so many non-black people make about how black parents name their children, particularly black parents in deprived areas. I'm minoring in linguistics and this subject in regards to aave is so interesting to me. So many people try to imitate the vernacular, but like Awkwafina, do not fully understand the grammar, phonology, sentence structure or verbal interactions enough to fully convince the people they are imitating.

[@mehdalin]

Yesss!!!!!! I missed both Eds!!!!

[@Unknown-fd8kx]

Lmao y’all fucked up my gym session shit was hilarious 😆😂😂😂😂 I was all hyped up and bam! No rep! Ahahaha

[@kingofkong90]

David? You double Ed this one. Love it.

[@vee7968]

I agree Simu's response was out of context but to suggest he just 'stay quiet' reinforces that expectation that Asians stay in their own lane and don't speak for themselves. IMO the word 'experiment' was not a great choice and triggered something with Simu. Given his current position both within the Asian community and outside, representing the community. There's no right and wrong really, just got blown out of proportion.

[@mzkarma6751]

best thing about sundays

[@magaboo90]

0:46 Edtwo tagged as boze 😂

[@robd92]

Yeah, Simu's tweet made me face palm so hard.

[@Disimpaction]

Hell yeah David 💪🏾

[@ennuiblu]

I SO connected with the bit about Awkwafina's critic. I grew up with people slamming me for not sounding like a real black girl. I'm like, "Bro, I'm from the Inland Empire. Why would I sound like I'm from Boyz in the Hood?" I want to give this conversation like a billion likes. Good lookin' out, guys!

[@DjSoloDoloWill]

Aye Nice Marukami rug.Smoove ,ties the room together

[@sarcastic_warewolf]

This is the real ED 2 LOLL

[@KP-zd3hc]

Yes! Agreeing with David 1000x from 25min onwards

[@antoinenguyen123]

Face slappa David so.😂😂

[@gritynity]

I was so confused by EdTwo’s lower third, then realized it was an error haha

[@bogdanfota4686]

Ed, Edd and David.

[@isaiahfreeman]

His response to being called ugly seems fairly tame maybe he said more but I couldn't find it. I don't think China blocking the film has to do with that based on what I read. Still funny shit.

[@DBrokeMillenial]

China doesn't want a white Asian star lol

[@irawangani1]

1 - Nigel is Malaysian. 2 - its Nigel NG as in e-N-G 3 - The Uncle Roger character isnt intended for American or maybe UK audience. 4 - no we dont subscribe to American Superiority Complex.

[@rico-kinder8629]

Yay!

[@MrPandas1]

It's literally Ed 2 now... LOL

[@SuperChristian808]

Also im glad you made a comment about simus twitter because i was confused on how that was directed towards asian people simu sounded like jussie smolet

[@kraigskell]

That "appa" impersonation was spot on. Even though actual koreans don't agree they sound like that.

[@tfisher9208]

Great we got two eds up in this podcast. I'mma lose my mind if david finds an "eddy".

[@endem0278]

David be pulling of the Ajuma style martial arts

[@andrewtra4078]

I love the rug 🔥

[@nhiavue1]

Yeah! Both Ed are here!

[@josemvria]

david needs to get an eddy name change, lol jk. love the episode❣️

[@imetmikemo182]

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