Do the Right Thing (5/10) Movie CLIP - Racist Stereotypes (1989) HD

[@hotelmario510]

I love the conversation at the start of this scene, it's rare to see racism depicted in film as something casual and even passive rather than something active and violent. It creates a sharp contrast with the characters literally just shouting slurs into the camera, showing that it's two sides of the same coin.

[@MaintainCampaign]

Congrats on your Top Comment, fellow Oaklander. I agree with your assessment as well. May more of us be similarly minded. Yeeeee!

[@ironox9462]

You know that everyone's swearing too much if Samuel L. Jackson is telling everyone to calm down.

[@raulsouza5866]

LOL

[@rubendominguez5260]

Bruh😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@italianstallion2944]

Samuel speaks the truth. We are ALL one in the same weather black' white or blue! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@nordicfrost]

Someone said the magic word

[@DomT0311]

Pulp Fiction diner scene

[@slice39]

I remember seeing this at the movies, everybody laughed at the other sterotypes until the character cracked on their race. Spike was brillant in writing this segment.

[@deanfarr3249]

1:38 that's the racism and evilness in Pino

[@brandonpeel7594]

When Spike Lee gave us the greatest roast of all time 🔥🔥🔥

[@SigmaMechanic]

Lmfaoo

[@bassinblue]

All those roasts were great...after all Spike did write them xD

[@charitemenelas5574]

Brandon Peel right

[@1990758]

This is by far one of my favorite black movies of all time

[@thelegacyofgaming2928]

@@1990758 Movies in general tbh

[@fvecc]

LOL. Blacks and Italians had an "interesting" relationship in NYC back in the day.

[@doneshapetrie9074]

fvecc we act the same though lol

[@MrRobjs83]

Yup, every old school movie, gangster 🎥 from the 80s or early 90s

[@themistoklestheodosopoulos6253]

They sold heroin together mostly

[@JK-gu3tl]

More so in Louisiana. One crucial difference: Italians despise the welfare state.

[@poketz100]

Ive seen a Bronx tale lol

[@ReuploadArchivist]

I can't believe Spike Lee was 32 years old in this. Man looks like he's just 17.

[@morganbrown8538]

A fresh fade and a clean shave can clear YEARS off a man. No joke.

[@4thAndGoalSports]

BLACK DON'T CRACK

[@ReuploadArchivist]

TAPKING13 Ronald Reagan’s fault.

[@Rudolf1014]

The most incredible thing of this movie in my opinion is the fact that Luís Antonio Ramos, the puerto rican guy at 2:20 was born in 1973, so if this movie was from 1989, he was only 15 or 16 years old when he looks 40!

[@anakinskinwalker1724]

@European Colonist if you smoke it. then you do

[@brushwaterkhan]

1:51 KZbin "debates" in a nutshell

[@popc5245]

If only we can have a samul l jackson to make everyone chill out

[@paradise2pink]

😂😂

[@blond339]

tell that to sam rubin at ktla news

[@reddavis4808]

lmao!

[@stephenmaxwell8283]

Yes as I white Man Cheers................I shall Subcribe.............Shit .........that would have been a bingo in scrabble , Fuckin Jerks LOL

[@thelawofdivineoneness458]

John Turturro is really good. The fact that he could make people hate his characters just shows how great of an actor he truly is. He is good in everything but my two favorite roles of his are in the movie ''Secret Window'' and television drama ''The Bronx is Burning'' where he gave a spot on portrayal of Yankee manager Billy Martin.

[@Vasily_dont_be_silly]

Don't forget Barton Fink Oh shoot I'm replying to a 9 year old comment

[@thelawofdivineoneness458]

@@Vasily_dont_be_silly Yes you are replying to a 9 year old comment but all comments are welcome. There is no statute of limitations on KZbin and thankfully I am still above ground to read it !

[@Vasily_dont_be_silly]

@@thelawofdivineoneness458 Maybe in another nine years someone else would join the conversation! Haha

[@thelawofdivineoneness458]

@@Vasily_dont_be_silly LOL, we can only hope. God willing we'll both be around to see it.

[@AlpineArts]

Nice conversation guys! I’m happy to see it. 🫶🏻

[@andrewabbey3669]

Samuel L Jackson was the smartest person in that scene

[@aznmonkeyb0y]

He was the smartest in the whole movie

[@qwertyuiopa243]

He did the right thing

[@jonathanfleming5831]

Nah Jackson said that what thing we not gonna have no name calling in this neighborhood

[@MercurialSilence]

And that's the double truth, Ruth!

[@geronimoheavyshadow5046]

Senior Love Daddy

[@nerffan1]

This is one of the smartest sequences I've seen in any film.

[@nigelisaac1548]

***** That sounded like a very arrogant statement lol

[@nerffan1]

Nigel Isaac Agree with you. ***** What's smart then?

[@popc5245]

You don't even know when this happen, i mean, i like the universe of the film stop, the characters are in a distinctive environment talking about what the have deep inside

[@bassinblue]

The guy was right ''they're more than black'', they're men.

[@denistonetiger5084]

John Turturro owns it!!

[@MissJulie7979]

Gotta love how Spike Lee manages to be so of his time yet so ahead of his time. The content of this film is still so relevant in 2016.

[@ChristalJ]

Julie Briggs duh cause racism will never die

[@weston407]

you should come visit 2018

[@liquitosoto4287]

weston407 you should come visit 2020

[@thelegacyofgaming2928]

@@liquitosoto4287 ^

[@DuskLegend]

It’s only relevant because you’ve been brainwashed

[@scottscott232]

I love how Spike @2:50 uses the classic technique of projecting Samuel L Jackson's chair towards the desk.

[@13dirty666]

I love how it's the direct opposite of the other characters in the sequence. The camera propels us to them whilst Sammy J propels himself at us

[@DetectiveDerpy]

steve randall lel

[@AllPureSkill]

"15 in a car, 30 in an apartment" lmao

[@marcellesmartt8820]

😂lmao😂

[@aliyah2393]

AllPureSkill that’s actually a stereotype to Hispanics, Dominicans, and Puerto Rican’s having a lot of children which is a pretty common stereotype

[@dalilinfant5170]

Can also apply to Mexicans and Central Americans

[@81summer98]

@@dalilinfant5170 they are hispanics

[@dalilinfant5170]

@@81summer98 I know but stereotypes among Hispanic and Latin American countries can differ. For instance this stereotype would probably not apply to Argentinians.

[@ifragpsn6431]

When Sam Jackson screaming at you is the most reasonable person in the room, it's time to chill out and reassess.

[@aaronmenzo3070]

and thats the triple truth ruth

[@srbrant5391]

Like getting yelled at by Dave Grohl.

[@elisejackson2854]

God I love Sam. Him getting old is so sad. He's always been fine.

[@K1ng1995]

Well I think that was the point as well. The movie is set during a massive heatwave and Sam's character is the only one who's in a cool air conditioned building

[@JohnSmith-qn3ob]

LOL at 2:02 he says "gold chain wearing" about black people when he's wearing a gold chain

[@justkiki2290]

like shit😂😂😂

[@kafenwar]

Italians are confused as shit.

[@GeronFletcher]

John Smith so many contradictions. I believe they were all on purpose

[@KaiEliLove]

But didn't Spike stated in the first part he was more like Africans that he realized?

[@chimcham6762]

K2 FU I don’t know about that, I’ve seen a few with good teeth.

[@manny123957]

The Asian guy one killed me 😂😂😂

[@moreoptions9071]

"HOW IM DOING" LFMAOO

[@nathansaintus9927]

I ROFL😂🤣

[@keefriff99]

The Ed Koch slam cracked me up.

[@bottom_lizard192]

That one was outta hand lmao

[@jackburton6330]

Bagel anda LOX lol

[@jonathancrespo3274]

the Italian stereotypes himself at the end of his roast by saying pizza pizza

[@305thief8]

💀💀💀💀💀💀

[@nathansaintus9927]

🤣

[@havilarborssa4138]

No, he said piece of pizza* not pizza pizza so it still counts as the best/worst roast.

[@samfields3086]

Little Caesars Pizza sabadambitch😂

[@heyimJoeK]

Anyone else notice that John Turturro didn't blink a single time during his rant? That guy has talent.

[@jamretro1336]

He blinks once but it's very fast

[@bladeobrian2144]

I’m Italian and one of my closest friends is black. He’s someone I really care about and he cares about me. This movie hits pretty close to home for me......

[@vedametatron]

The Puerto Rican kid said reverend sun myung moon summer Olympic 88 Korean kick boxing champ 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 shit was funny as fuck !

[@slugdoom5373]

vedametatron savana bitch

[@kiddkumo]

vedametatron I was dead 😂😂😂 what the cop said got me triggered though if he ever said that to me I would call 911 to get him arrested even though he's a cop 😂😂

[@slugdoom5373]

Matteo Ricci but that's how he pronounced it -.-

[@Jalenelkins]

Efren Perez

[@kiddkumo]

jalen E que?

[@jmj540]

John Turturro should have got nominated for an Oscar for this film. So impactful.

[@davidfrazier6371]

"Gold chain wearin" while wearing a gold flat lol

[@tonyrmusic]

+David Frazier Oh shit, it's Tyrone Biggums

[@professional.commentator]

That part was so hypocritical!

[@useyournogos6845]

Its more of a thin necklace, rather than the over-the-top heavy gold chain that was popular in the hip hop scene at the time.

[@SuperKiao]

It’s a necklace. They’re a difference

[@RebelThoughts82]

This movie is a masterpiece. Why cant Spike make amazing thought-provoking movies like this anymore?

[@taogoat27]

BlacKkKlansman and Da 5 Bloods are great!!

[@Luke-cu7bf]

@@taogoat27 da 5 bloods was garbage

[@JurassicLion2049]

You didnt watch BlackkKlansman or Da 5 Bloods did you?

[@edunlap6594]

You clearly haven't been watching anything else other than this.

[@ldshasnobrain]

He would rather not be cancelled!

[@supergang8902]

The Italian went off tho

[@dcfreeman775]

😂😂😂😂 i was saying the same

[@Huntersthomphson]

Bossman Diovanni you uy

[@thatonenigeriansformula]

Not gonna lie that shot was fire how it ryhmed

[@whayes8084]

Italians insult with ease. It’s literally their culture. 😂

[@phytheshyguy]

@Sammy R. but white people need to win to feel special so...

[@EBUNNY2012]

Don't you just love how that Italian has a pope behind him as he rants?

[@hunbunfun132]

A Polish Pope, John Paul II.

[@StoleBearer]

Alana Shary That’s Pope Paul VI

[@richardthelionheart6884]

AfroMonarchist Antipope Paul VI aka Destroyer of the Catholic Faith.

[@paulw.9015]

Lol... he went the hardest

[@e.m.p.3394]

Being Black Catholic is so fun. People make fun of the pope and insult the Catholic church and me.

[@fjoelprice]

The dialogue with the music is gold! Spike Lee is a genius!

[@orlandoprude3501]

show iz hes the aspect of directing movies a business man for people would rearly believe I got a picture with him and my friend seen him at tower city a little bit before summer spike lee is a great number one people love him u showed my mama and other people they was like wat lol

[@awill5895]

Mike Knight he’s more of a genius than you loser

[@kavajarrace]

Da Mayor was the only one who truly did the right thing.

[@somebodymuva1175]

The Scout this is the realest comment on here.

[@youtubemember1115]

I don't remember, didn't he bribe a kid to go buy alcohol for him? And didn't he curse at one of the koreans in their store?

[@youtubemember1115]

Or Jade, Mookie's sister

[@haruyasumi616]

he saves the koreans though

[@haruyasumi616]

yeah. i guess the old woman too. and the DJ - even early on he tries to unify people

[@thecollector427]

I love how Sam Jackson is basically just watching the movie like us 😂

[@Celliam7]

This scene still cracks me up to this day

[@QuickLern818]

God, what a fantastic name for a movie: "Do the Right Thing". It's perfect.

[@taogoat27]

He came up with the title first

[@jackal59]

Part of the reason some people may think this is funny now is that the experience of seeing it on a phone/computer/table screen is so much different than seeing it in the theater on a full-sized screen. There, pushing in on the actors like that as they're delivering these epithets straight into the camera (and therefore into your face) was like having someone grab you by the throat and pin you with your back against a wall.

[@redwojak5182]

yeaaa, is not that deep dude. i do racism every day, is rly funny

[@jackal59]

Seeing this in the theater in 1989 was an experience. On a big screen, when Lee has the camera push in on the faces of each of the characters (who are all staring right into the lens) at the start of their rant, he is literally pushing those characters and their racism right into your face. I remember my gut reaction was to strain back in my seat as if to escape. I don't know if Lee has ever done a movie as good after this, though I still need to watch many of them (likely starting with X).

[@cxssetteman182]

He hasn't, trust me.

[@alexjr28]

Malcolm X hits on a different level, so does Crooklyn.

[@TerraSapien]

yeah, Malcolm X is GREAT, and Bamboozled is as artistic and thought- provoking as Do the Right Thing imo

[@rupert-j8f]

crooklyn is a good film also jungle fever.

[@CarlMickens]

I don't understand why ppl call Spike Lee racist .......for pointing things out?

[@SauceGriddle]

ConfrontationalRealist that made no fucking sense

[@miglegtr]

ConfrontationalRealist The difference between both is that Spike Lee talks about race in his movies in order to get people to think about it an challenge current notions. Mel gibson says things that have been challenged since the50s but people still want to hold onto.

[@miglegtr]

You are right, racism is a system that combines prejudice and power. I hope you don't need some history lessons about where the power lies in the US

[@smokeandmirr0rs]

bandawhat33 Spike Lee talks about race in his movies in order to get people to think about it and challenge current notions.

[@miglegtr]

Lol did you just copy and paste that ?

[@noahsherwood2445]

I live in New Orleans and I live near a restaurant/cafe called Fiorella's. It is run by Italian and African Americans. People of all backgrounds (working-class, ethnic groups, etc) attend it and people all get along. It is the exact opposite of this movie.

[@henrydiaz5173]

That's how things should be that's really good to hear because people need to care and respect for one another that's great because in this movie everyone is a mess they go to war I'm super happy it's like that where you because it's a lot about being friendly instead of making crackhouse insults

[@jessebacon817]

Please. ppl got to eat. Stop lying. As soon as a crime is committed, who’s going to the blame or if black ppl complain about mass incarceration or fair housing and jobs, that kumbya ish you’re talking disappear.

[@itzbubbabru5025]

@@jessebacon817 You live a sad life I can tell wit ya sorry self. 😂

[@timgardner7745]

yes. should be named... do the wrong thing... hate is wrong and destroying a mans lively hood solves nothing

[@michaelnixjr.familymembers9188]

😠 Samuel L. Jackson quote: YO! HOLD UP TIME OUT, TIME OUT Y'ALL TAKE A CHILL, YOU NEED TO COOL THAT SHHH OUT AND THAT'S THE DOUBLE TRUTH RUTH.

[@Aurongel]

As an Italian American man, I’ll admit to frequently playing Spike Lee’s Italian tirade at 1:50 as per-workout warmup.

[@jackmacdonald9111]

Do ye do the john tutturo one to feel good post wokout

[@Thunderchild-gz4gc]

He's 💯 % correct t

[@alternativefacts6779]

Wtf?! 😂

[@RashtaEinthisB]

LMFAO

[@youtubemember1115]

2:31 The actor playing the police officer is Sal's real life son, Rick Aiello. He looks like Sal (Danny Aiello) too.

[@Sonyag1]

No....the son who played the cop is Rick Aiello.....Danny Aiello's stunt double in this film is Danny III. Danny III was the one who died of cancer...

[@anthonylewis2080]

@@Sonyag1 : If I'm correct, Rick Aiello is also a movie stuntman, I don't think they're related.

[@commentsCONTENTteeShirts]

YALL NEED TO COOL THAT SHIT OUT AND THATS THE DOUBLE TRUTH, RUTH!!!

[@MrIsaac95]

Am I fucked up for thinking that all the insults during the racist rant scene were kind of funny?

[@ctaylah]

They're supposed to be

[@xXBarracudaXx]

Cause they’re true

[@1990758]

Funny but true

[@i-tiyahman6519]

People always would say some 💩 about people not rigth but it happens .

[@RJ-rp8yd]

Dude, I'm black and laughed the hardest during the black stereotypes.

[@floydthomas2194]

R.i.p to Danny aiello 1933-2019 played the best character in do the right thing

[@sjrilla3210]

Let me guess, your Italian?

[@jayhandron9435]

This is one of my favorite scenes in the movie. Exploring racial stereotypes from every angle and POV.

[@CynthiaDeMoss]

Pure quintessential auteur vision and execution, on every level pure genius. This particular scene strikes at the root of several varieties of prejudice and renders the living and breathing of a diverse neighborhood during a clearly defined time... with candor defined by actually living there, and is therefore graced to transport us all!~

[@birdy1numnum]

The scene between John Turturro and Spike Lee is absolutely perfect...and then everything goes off the rails!

[@Crimsonchado]

"Take your pizza and go back to africa" I was rolling.

[@radiopinkzeppelin2]

+Chaos the puerto rican so-bah-dum-beech part made me crack up

[@Crimsonchado]

radiopinkzeppelin2 LOL I love that part .

[@bryanotero123]

Khaos I dont

[@kafenwar]

Spike Lee and the Korean dude were hilarious.

[@colvincruden9608]

15 in a car. 30 in an apartment 👮🏻‍♂️

[@frownyclowny6955]

I'm so happy I was introduced to this film for my Film Study class!! This movie is classic gold!

[@gravelandgrain100]

I am shocked at how far we have NOT come in 2016, at least in the 90's we could have a discussion without fear of physical violence. We are way less tolerant than we were when this movie came out.

[@One3673241]

+gravelandgrain100 Wrong.

[@gravelandgrain100]

I'd like to know why you think I am wrong?

[@gravelandgrain100]

you need to look deeper than what your told...

[@One3673241]

gravelandgrain100 You need to stop romanticizing the decade with the LA Riots.

[@AntFarmer47]

Why does our lack of progress shock you?

[@MikerodRod]

Who would believe that Samuel L Jackson would be the voice of reason here.

[@75lexluther]

when spike actually made good movies

[@ernestocaro9802]

Do the right thing Malcolm X he got game clockers jungle fever...thank me later

[@75lexluther]

Ernesto Caro dont forget school daze.....thank me in the morning.......

[@csc4781]

Malcolm X*

[@tonyrmusic]

+CSC lol, Malcom c

[@csc4781]

+tonyrmusic lol typo

[@alfa1134]

You tell them good, Samuel L. Jackson.

[@nastylittlecritter]

I remember we saw this in class as part of social studies and this scene had everyone close to tears we were laughing so hard

[@UrielEternal]

wow your school was cool

[@onlyone23km]

What grade were you in when that happened?

[@nastylittlecritter]

onlyone23km I was a senior in high school

[@npatil85]

which state is your school in

[@actavist444]

@strike4able LMFAO the movie is not anti white. There is also no such thing as anti white racism in America, there could be anti white bias and people with such stupid minds but nobody is in power to oppress the white people systematically.

[@rae-gar]

One of my all-time favorite movies. Spike's amazing.

[@jcnot9712]

Y’all done cursed so much even Samuel L. Jackson got uncomfortable 🤣

[@AdrianDionQuarles]

Damn, this is a testament to Spike Lee's genius. Verbalizing innermost stereotypical thoughts and racial tensions and who better to shut everyone up than Samuel L Jackson

[@majorpwner241]

There's nothing even remotely genius about New York people and their tribal warfare, shouting about nothing. They're all secretly living in New Jersey. Zero class.

[@EnriqueDeloSantos603]

Gotta love the light sax playing in the background on the conversation...really nice touch here. Don't hear too much of that nowadays

[@dariushcreates]

When the camera dollies in on the ranters but Samuel dollies himself in!

[@PabloCruise91]

Korean kickboxing, sumarabitch!

[@golperuano]

Probably the best scene (after the Love and Hate scene) in this genius work by Spike Lee... the man is an artist.

[@HALFTHEMIKE]

I love how calm mookie was when he was having this conversation.

[@YungL.i.X.]

Nah the "How im doing" with the 2 thumbs up kills me EVERYTIME 😂😂😂

[@matthewakian2]

I love this film. It will never get stale.

[@RICKONORATO]

This film is a masterpiece. I wish people still took artistic risks like this. Now it's all comic book movies and reboots. So boring.

[@RohanDasgupta-f7x]

I feel ya

[@thevampirecielphantomhive2342]

Black people and Italians have alot more in common than they like to admit

[@lorenzospitaleri]

no

[@mjb12ification]

RIP Rick Aiello 2:31-2:39

[@KleWdSide]

I loved the Korean's impression of Ed Koch lol

[@Deader87]

Ah, I love how this is 1989 when things are starting to adopt the more not just sunny, colorful optimism of the 90s but also the more modern and sophisticated look of the 90s as well. It's weird too because I tend to think of the more dull, dated 70s type 80s look as lasting well into the late 80s but this movie is a reminder of the fact that ain't always the case.

[@cliffpelletier1405]

This was the point in that era that things started to look different, even up until 1985/86 that dull look from years before was still there people had feathered hair, members only jackets and looked a certain way and weren't even fading there hair yet,etc. Then just a few years later things changed...

[@MrMarlonski]

1:59 you gold teeth gold chain gets me all the time 😆

[@pharaohfilipe]

Hes wearing a gold chain tho so the jokes on him ☠️ he also says pizza pizza which is a backfire

[@rgkong8783]

Spike Lee is extremely underrated man.

[@juliuslewis8915]

2022 baby!!! Spike Lee work, I'm here, great memories!!! Do the right thing!!!

[@DodgerFan1988]

Samuel Jackson: The Voice of Reason

[@clarkdufour5931]

Great scene from a great film. In my opinion, this is one of the greatest American films ever made.

[@jordandavis3867]

Not gonna lie Pino part was the funniest out of all the racial insults hurled.

[@pharaohfilipe]

When the cop was talkin bout Goya Bean eatin, 15 inna car, 30 inna apartment i felt attacked but it was hilarious at the same time 💀

[@CRUNKJOOSE2]

“360 degree basketball dunkin” had me rolling 😂😂

[@tommythegreekotisakaitchy4221]

Spike nailed it. We had a store at 507 Nostrand Ave. from 1948 to 1988. We we're the last of the white Mohicans. Thank God for the Black people that came to our peanut and health food store Traymore Food Shop. Between Fulton and Herkamer St. God Bless that neighborhood. Love Tommy Otis. Thank you.

[@viewmaster617]

Most of what Pino was saying was compliments lmao

[@paulw.9015]

Lol.. the Italian guy went ham

[@ellenchavez2043]

Spike Lee's films and his work are consistently overlooked, underrated and ignored. The films are not easy to watch. The films can be funny, but can also make us cringe as we recognize ourselves. Mr. Lee's ability to write people as they are, with humor and truth allowed us to accept Tarantino and the Coen Bros. Mr. Lee is in the Pantheon of geeat directors. And should be treated as such.

[@TNT46DOG]

He was definitely brilliant, still is actually. wish he still made movies like this.

[@lexkanyima2195]

Spike is edgy in a political way.

[@ArchHades]

"We started Civilization", and then you woke up, LMAO.

[@cariko]

+Arch Hades and then maybe YOU woke up. fucking read a book and i don't mean that white wash bullshit you learned in school.

[@onlyone23km]

Cariko, he was quoting John Torturro's character, Pino. Cool that shit OUT!

[@dracoborne2648]

OOGA BOOGA WE WUZ KANGZ N SHIIIIEEEET MAYN

[@ARose47]

Spencer Bennet You're pathetic lol

[@lilahdog568]

A black man telling an italian that the blacks started civilization. Now that is first degree delusion, and Spike Lee didn't even realize most intelligent people had no choice but to agree with Pino that it was crazy, even though pino was a racist asshole

[@NickTeran17]

Back when MJ jokes where about him being a great entertainer not allegations about him :(

[@ShadyNJ]

Ikr

[@David_Rafuse]

Q: What's the difference between Michael Jackson and a shopping bag? A: One is made of plastic and is dangerous for children to play with, and the other carries groceries.

[@crimsonsigma5531]

The Asian guy killed it

[@briobrio6047]

Italians and blacks got allot more in common than we think...

[@Rickyralph]

This was one of the best scenes in cinematic history.

[@youtubemember1115]

Ha-ha Mayor Kochie "How I'm Doing?" Chocolate Egg Cream Drinking!

[@somedudehisdog134]

exactly xD

[@ACETHAGOBLIN]

Straight roast session from all races😂😂😂😂

[@DjIceCnS]

Who's your favorite actor? Al Pacino Who's your favorite Boxer? Jake Lamotta Who's your favorite Rock Star? Bruce Springsteen

[@pharaohfilipe]

Thats something I thought Pino would say 💀

[@whodatcall]

Im black but i gotta say the Italian one was the best 😂😂😂

[@TheThetaMan]

Facts lol

[@flmbyz]

This movie should be required viewing for everybody right now.

[@whitshenanigans]

Literally living through this rn.

[@monicahernandez4411]

Gotta love Spike Lee's rants in his movies. 24 hours has a great one as well delivered by Ed Norton

[@vg4life]

You mean the 25th hour

[@TheYeti6000]

“You’ve been reading now?” savage 😂

[@youtubemember1115]

I like this scene before the insults, it's nice seeing Mookie and Pino communicating and talking calm at the start. "Can I talk to you for a second?"

[@91Definite]

Ice Cube: "A message to the Oreo cookie..no matter how much you wanna switch..hear's what they think about you."

[@haruyasumi616]

On the same album he threatened to burn down korean stores though. (and used an anti-japanese slur) So there is that.

[@kurtiscoleman9359]

Is that pizza guy that sector 7 bloke transformers

[@AgentMaryland]

Yes.

[@GetUpTheMountains]

8yr olds, dude.

[@JavierRodriguez17565]

Kurtis Coleman that guy was Jesus in the big Lebowski too

[@THALYRIKALONE]

All y'all racist, non blacks, commenting realize "you're watching scenes from a BLACK director's movie" lmAo

[@Aaronlcyrus]

+Me You So anyone who isn't black and comments on a video from a movie made by a black director are racist?

[@thenarrowpath6566]

+Aaronlcyrus Why you twistin the mans words? He's talking about people who are making racist comments on the movie.

[@lilahdog568]

Would it be racist if i said i needed subtitles to understand what you stated?

[@timsas]

Ironic because youre typing on a white mans computer, taught to read and write by white people, in a white country.

[@dyiorragray1079]

@@timsas America isn't no white country. Never was, this nation has always been diverse.

[@Natedawg38]

I said it once and I'll say it again - the 90s had problems like every other decade but damn they were open to forum back then. Stuff was addressed, raw and brave. But the style... Oh lord the style.

[@aaronberns8485]

It’s surreal seeing these camera angles on film. It looks like someone with an iPhone traveled back to 1989 to record this footage.

[@checkthemikecrophone9050]

This is the real America that people in other countries don’t see and when a segment of people that live in America don’t see or want to acknowledge

[@JustSomeCanadianGuy]

The Puerto Rican guy didn't even have any real insults for Korean people! 🤣

[@Suburbannite]

HOW EM DOEENG?

[@shengrant3088]

Best part!

[@nonameguy96]

This scene goes to show how much we all can relate to each other and how were all human at the end of the day

[@keaundreyslocum998]

The Academy was so scared to nominate Spike.

[@Robsay01]

This scene is very relevant right now as well!!! Wow. Time flies.