Dude Put Two Ignorant London Girls On Blast! 2023

[@adoniscrashboom]

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[@marc023rb]

I died when u asked what country she was from and she said africa and caribbean. Shes so smart 😂

[@adoniscrashboom]

😅😅😅 I took me sometime to notice it She responded and the new video is posted

[@dangerwetikosclose2682]

As if they are indigenous to the Caribbean! Those Dummies got to the Caribbean the same time we got to America. Morons! And actually, some our people were already here in the Americas.

[@MyStalkersArePostingMe]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@fanofrakowfc6267]

Carribean islands were empty when Europeans came

[@stiarait]

After having lived in the UK, the disrespect while appropriating is massive. I felt so uncomfortable and insulted from Black British people. So many calling us foreigner, akata, etc. While adoring black icons and historical figures for examples of empowerment as black people is incredibly disheartening because we are the most welcoming and built a culture that all of these people follow BEHIND

[@OhDatsJaVion]

And I’m pretty sure you had no clue of the jealousy and envy they had towards black Americans. I’m also sure you never even clap back and check anyone who made such ridiculous comments. You probably sat there thinking we’re all black & 😂 got a rude awakening. I’m glad you had that experience now you have woken up and why should support tougher immigration in USA.

[@dangerwetikosclose2682]

Don't trip, sis. We gonna see what they got to say once society falls apart and WW3 kicks off. I won't be hearing any of what they gotta say then.

[@sus5770]

@@Adwoa_100 how are you going to disregard her experience and you weren’t even there

[@sus5770]

@@Adwoa_100 they call us foreigners because we are FOREIGN to africa. and although the word itself isn’t bad in all cultures it’s normally used in negative connotations

[@87Otter]

you are a stray, unrooted @@Adwoa_100

[@marlostanfield582]

Hey, as an african from the UK i apologize for what the woman said, there is a lot of ignorance among us especially the fact she assumes black americans are stupid. Most of us here understand black americans built the land from scratch and we appreciate our cousins from the other side of the world keep shining 👌🏿

[@adoniscrashboom]

Mario thank you but its not your fault we need to as a people spread the reality and not this false perspective share this video with your friends to start the conversation

[@marlostanfield582]

@Adonis Live i will share the video on my pages thank you brother 🙏🏿 again i'm sorry for this woman i hope she learnt from this interaction you dropped facts

[@dangerwetikosclose2682]

Bruh, yo African kinfolk have absolutely NO IDEA what's gonna happen to them when WW3 pops off! They are LITERALLY making all of y'all a walking target! 😂 Boy, it's gonna be pure smoke, and some get back for all the centuries of betrayal towards us Black Americans! And it'll all be justified.

[@marcelousneal4641]

No more Tethers ! Foundational Black Americans are shutting the disrespect down !

[@giadagiuggiola0272]

​@@marcelousneal4641 "Tether" lol gatekeeping clown

[@r.g.9610]

Came here from Twitter. There is so much to unpack. I watched this early this morning and this exchange is still on my mind. As a Black American woman, I could not help but feel a certain type of way that the woman who had so much disdain for Black Americans is also Black. She could have said anything, but she went for a topic that has caused pain for many (being able to trace our roots) and then been weaponized as a means to delegitamize our community. I would be curious to see if she or her companion would be brave enough to sit down for a follow up interview of sorts. Because I have questions. Starting with, what is the source of her disrespect for Black Amerians? And does she know that what she said wasn't simply anti-Black American, but anti-Black? She made light of the history of slavery and its legacy in the United States. What in the world does she think happened in the Carribean? A region that she claims as part of her ancestry. To be honest, you could start an entire series of conversations based on what this viral video brought up.

[@valenciamcintosh5230]

I would love a series!

[@Latte-girly90]

A lot of black brits think black Americans are immigrants like they are. I had to explain on multiple occasions that African Americans aren’t considered immigrants in America because we built this country. We were literally here before it was even named “The United States of America”. Just to be clear I’m referring to the US as the country, not the land. Native Americans we’re here first

[@losfornia]

facts...we're not immirgrants, we're foundational of this nation. Black americans did not migrate to a country that didn’t exist before their ancestors. Indigenous peoples (the very few remaining) and Black Americans did not immigrate the United States .

[@losfornia]

I heard some say we dont even have a flag of our own lol like yes we do it's called black american heritage flag

[@OhDatsJaVion]

All you had to do was say that black Americans are no different than Caribbean’s. Meaning we’ve been on that land for 500 years by default of slavery! At that point they’ll get it.

[@qualitty0763]

Last part of your comment is false. American Negroes are the American Indians which many were labeled as 'Africans' for having dark skin. Natives are immigrants from Siberia/Eurasia and have only been here since the 1800s. They paid to be registered in the Dawes Rolls along with the Euros so no they weren't here first.

[@Latte-girly90]

@@Adwoa_100 no we didn't. It's the opposite, a lot of people don't think black people can even be from the UK

[@janine3330]

Does that young mixed Brittish woman realize that Black people are not native to the Caribbean either. They were transported to those Caribbean countries on the same slave ships that transported our ancestors to America. The ignorance or her statement abounds. 💯

[@bashaboo9309]

This the ONE!

[@Noturavg82]

Exactly- why do they not understand that black people in the Caribbean were transported there just like black people in America.

[@janine3330]

@@Noturavg82 I have no idea. I believe they just want to distance themselves from the entire slavery issue.

[@Jojo-zy5zd]

You handled the situation well, the way you tried to educate her💯

[@adoniscrashboom]

thank you I appreciate this comment but there must have been something i did wrong because these trikes are heavy what do you think it is

[@traceystanley3554]

I love how Americans are “dumb” and not one can tell me how we’re dumb.. smh

[@adoniscrashboom]

Since i can not post the second video on TIKTOK if you want me to review the second video please like this comment

[@aminaaminat8378]

Just do it. ✊🏿🔥😂💗

[@jeromeduffy1565]

Back up to the beginning though. The original question was not about black people. She took it there on her own.

[@brittney5800]

I’m an African American and I know where my ancestors come from because I did some expensive research. Everyone doesn’t have that luxury. Even now, I can’t trace back to my first ancestor who came to this land because there was no records that was kept. That girl better be straight from Africa b/c the people in the Caribbean who descended from slavery doesn’t know their ancestry as well. We’re all in the same boat.

[@nadiamikell]

Same. I did some extra research and that’s how I found out. But even that information is a bit shaky

[@tcmyric4978]

Foundational Black Americans built the country and were in America before the country was even called America. Blacks have been here in America since at least 1526. Some people think 1619 but it was 1526. Thanks for speaking up

[@OhDatsJaVion]

The bro who made this video is still learning how the African diaspora is jealous and envious of black Americans, because we survive and thrive in spite of the BS and everyone’s looks up to us as a global leaders. He doesn’t understand that black has always been specific to enslave Africans brought to the United States since slavery , Caribbean go by nationality Africans go by tribes there is no one black race. The only group called black are those for in the United states that’s the name of our lineage/ethnic group, but he’s learning.

[@HonestMan112]

@@OhDatsJaVion Survive and thrive? The black community in the united states is the worst in the world. You guys kill each other, steal from each other, hate each other etc etc.. There is absolutely nothing to be proud of, your culture there is toxic, as a black brit im proud not to be one of you people

[@sus5770]

@@HonestMan112 bro everybody kills each other in their countries and there is violence everywhere. also white on white crime is just as prevalent in america they just highlight black peoples statistics more

[@calaragazza3556]

Black ppl were in the Americas before the Europeans invaded

[@SUNNYWINTERSTV]

Caribbean is a region not a country ,,Africa is a continent,,,,, and you handled it well ,,, prolly to fast for them to Overstand.. good convo ,,needed!!!

[@adoniscrashboom]

to be honest i think i should have been more detailed with the white girl and not just say she white shush

[@Bobinanena]

The Caribbean is a region in the Americas, comprised of 13 islands.

[@ElverGalarga-fm7iz]

Honestly man, as an American who lived in Europe for over a year and travelled a lot over there, I appreciate your channel more than you think. It bugged me and my friends how presumptuous some people can be about Americans. We had a lot of back and forths with a lot of people who had a lot of opinions on Americans despite only meeting like a handful of us and never having been our country. Don't get me wrong, met some of the nicest people overseas, but there's always been like a chip on some people's shoulders when it comes to us. That being said, we'd always try our best to leave good impressions on the people around us, were always polite and helpful, ect. We even helped an older Polish man after he hydroplaned into a ditch. Everyone else just drove by either staring or honking at us to get out the road. You leave behind lasting ripples in people's lives, even if it's for a single interaction. Who knows, maybe next time those people you've met are with some random friends that are talking shit about how rude and ignorant we are, they're gonna think "that's not how I remember them." Keep up the good work, bro bro 🙏🙏

[@k3six]

as an american who lives in europe and has a lot of african friends, this video is so accurate 😂😂 my african friends are as dumb as them lol and its crazy that most africans are litterly asking the same question .

[@CHARUNiVERSE]

Our African sisters and brothers sold us off to colonizers.

[@enjoyyourcactus]

I think you handled it pretty well and i agree with all your points. I especially liked how the white girl messed up the straw question. Like, memorizing flags and trivia doesn't mean you're smarter. Its how you apply what you know that makes someone smart.

[@anonnnymousthegreat]

The white girl was also a typical descendant of a colonizer that thinks they are superior to anyone that doesn’t like her. Notice she was egging on what her african and carribean so called “friend” was saying? She was basically encouraging what her ancestors have done to the african diaspora for centuries, which was constantly push ignorant and whitewashed ideologies about blk people in general. Most specifically blk americans. I was so glad he told her to be quiet when the conversation went to something she will never get to have an opinion about.

[@tcmyric4978]

You handled it well . I was fuming . And yes NOT all blacks came from Africa. Some were already here . Then the rest came starting 1526 , 1619 and only 4% came from Africa . T

[@adoniscrashboom]

Thank you but there must have been a way I could have handled it alot better dont you think?

[@aminaaminat8378]

No, I respectfully disagree with your contention. You handled both females appropriately in the same vain they addressed you. Would your response gone over better or even received more lighthearted if you responded with a smile? Maybe…maybe not. You didn’t appear angry if this is the query you’re seeking a response to.

[@GOGOAKUMAN]

All black people as in (Negro) descend from Africa. And no, you were not already in America, stop believing that nonsense. If you did not know, all those stories were debunked a long time ago (Van Sertima, The Olmecs (genetic proved they descend from the Syberians), Lutzia got a new bust replacing the old wrong one) and so on.

[@Jenny-rw7em]

America would definitely not be what it is today. it’s so sad that people refuse to even recognize that or what those poor souls had to endure for it to be what it is today.

[@yellowstickers394]

I have no idea what is so baffling about Black Americans being an ethnic group from the U.S.A. And it’s like others get a certain smugness about us supposedly “Not knowing where we’re from”. Does the fact of us being from America, having our own separate culture, history, and ethnicity, and not being African, bother others that much…?

[@marcelousneal4641]

They hate us because they AINT us. You need to go listen to Tariq Nasheed fam

[@GOGOAKUMAN]

You are of African descent, broth to the US!

[@saintnicksaintnick]

This the first video I seen from you & watching this was a lil hurtful ngl … it’s crazy they don’t have even the slightest idea of what slavery + Jim Crow has done to the blk community… The way things are now for blk ppl in America is a direct result of circumstances that were out of our control … not because of the color of our skin 😭 What’s sadder is many Americans feel the same way as this girl

[@GalaxieMarauder]

He did it wrong though. She is under the impression that the US is like the UK and black folks have only been there 3 generations(~1960). Black folka have been in North America since 1619 which is 20 generations. And in that 20 generations, 17 of them were with absolute powerlessness.

[@ladybirdlee3058]

They don't get that black people were being brought to america the same time they were being brought to the Caribbean. Yet someone saying you are from Jamaica or any Caribbean country is a valid identity but saying you are American isn't?

[@user-vm4he3gk3c]

Yea it’s crazy. They think that we (Black Americans) are immigrants like them, that our grandparents came from Africa and moved to America. They think all the Black people in the Caribbean and Jamaica immigrated there a couple generations ago too.They don’t realize our ancestors were here before the United States was named the United States. They refuse to see how long our ancestors were in slavery and how it has affected us. They view things from an immigrant standpoint if that makes sense but us Black Americans aren’t immigrants we built America !

[@Wideout4]

🎤 Drop

[@bigpynk]

The crazy thing is… they would never say the same thing to a Jamaican ( s/o to Jamaicans ✊🏽). If asked, they say they’re Jamaican, it’s accepted. They’re not dumb if they don’t know their African ethnicity, but we are???? 🥴 I’m Louisiana & Mississippi Creole. An American ethnicity. I know my history. Knock it off.

[@Reedo2x]

yo bro u did ya thing with this video…it’s all about education and u kept ya composure 💯

[@adoniscrashboom]

Thank you cozy I tried to be very rational But she responded in the comment and I posted the new video Check it out

[@Aleyah7]

Thank you for standing up for us and educating them and anyone who needed this lesson!

[@aminaaminat8378]

The blatant ignorance is the epitome of cognitive dissonance. Pitiful!

[@cornelldavis6703]

They can’t get over the fact that that on paper BP have been here since 1526 !! I could go back further than that but I will leave it there !!

[@realjoshuaW]

Good to see you doing well Adonis ✊🏿

[@adoniscrashboom]

thank you joshoua how have you been ?

[@HollowCZ]

I need the full 10 minutes.

[@jevonsygu1]

Keep doing your thing king.

[@adoniscrashboom]

Thank you jevon I’m going to keep pushing up And we will eventually lay step to reach out peace She responded and I posted our response Check it out when you have time

[@LH-mn3cc]

these people are so out of pocket. I'm sick of them.

[@GalaxieMarauder]

The Caribbean is a sea, a huge body of water, which consists of at least 13, but more like 18-20 different nations IN the Sea and another 10 which border it. So Africa and Caribbean is as vague as can be.

[@claudianeacsu]

This was an actual good conversation

[@adoniscrashboom]

Thank you so much

[@cece_unity]

The only downside That i have is that i don’t believe you need to be of something to speak about something… like i don’t need to be a SA victim to speak about how wrong that is ,

[@theowner5052]

I love how we're putting the entire world on Notice, declaring our respect!

[@johnboateng184]

I watched few of your videos and i think you are a wonderful personnality.

[@tlnkj1910]

As someone who is full English we don’t claim these 2 girls

[@breshawnmiller2647]

I truly feel like their parents teach them this stuff and they don’t understand we been here and this is where we are from.

[@msconcreterose93]

I was wondering where this TikTok was. You’re doing amazing work!

[@maxine5427]

Thank you for having these discussions. And you handled this so well. Keep this up there is hope for the generations to come

[@GOGOAKUMAN]

You said created, so you are talking about Dracula the vampire, well he is from Transilvania in the story but he was created in "England" by Abraham Stoker.

[@1111_Millionaire]

4:26 You gagged her 😂😂😂😂with the straw. Side note they stay coming for BA they need to have several seats

[@shellbeeforreal3915]

The Caribbean is multiple countries, multiples islands lol

[@fannychonable]

You should have explained what happened to kunta kinte and the deadly cost of knowing remembering and passing that knowledge to your children in those times.

[@kingferg7582]

But So did Afro Caribbeans and Afro Latinos but why no one talks about them? Lol they don’t know their native African roots or language either!! But people are always joking on us whilst copying our entire culture….we really lit😂

[@5000G-x2z]

Most countries in the world did not keep birth or death certificates of individuals until the 1800's. Most people in Europe may be able to go back to about that point. The same for Black Americans. The American government always had records.

[@blackempowerment111]

Great video I love it my brotha.

[@adoniscrashboom]

thank you so much can you give me a examle on how i could have done this better ?

[@Wideout4]

Master Class.

[@elsiem7295]

Adonis you are great at having these convos lmao as a New Yorker I'd be tight

[@VibratingHigher.]

I come back to watch these videos in particular just to witness the sheer cognitive dissonance manifest during these interactions. I absolutely love it.

[@nadiachilmonik]

Keep doing ur thing!!!

[@chitownbroiler]

That girl is lost. Can’t educate them all 🤷🏾‍♂️

[@sashadavis4269]

I appreciate the content.

[@capricorndiva6310]

You handled it well 👏

[@caseyragland4670]

The Caribbean is a set of islands....in which, are all their own country....

[@stephunkk]

It's just weird that they base how smart or dumb we are based off geography.

[@scoobysnax8127]

‘The Caribbean is an island’. Jeez 🙈

[@phillyjay215]

Keep up wit the knowledge college 💪🏾💪🏾🔥🔥

[@alfredbarteethethird2436]

Why people can't never walk And In our shoes, they can't even imagine Let alone try to relate to be black and black culture

[@mikec4life1]

Don’t forget about the Black folks that were in America before Columbus and the slave ships. Remember 2% of the slave ship population came to North America, 98% of the slave ship went to the Caribbean, and South America. There are Black folks in Brazil than North America.

[@drksknsista]

did he just say “ the most biggest” dude u are proving their point abt our education system 😂

[@deshunf1]

I love your channel bro

[@deeallen1526]

Black brits look at black americans as the same as them. We are not like them. Black americans are not an extension of any foreign black communities. We have always been in America. Black brits dont have any roots in the UK nor do they have any british cultural references in the UK. I'm proud to be black american.

[@deeallen1526]

@@Adwoa_100 Why? You black british?

[@user-vm4he3gk3c]

@@Adwoa_100what the person means is the black people in the UK are immigrants us black people in American aren’t immigrants like y’all we have been in the US before it was founded as the US we built the US physically and culturally.

[@supercrud2012]

​​@@user-vm4he3gk3cThat's so dumb and misinformed. We are born to 1st generation migrants from the caribbean and places like guyana in South America in 1948 and the 1970's. We're British. Do your research before you chat foolishness. My grandparent's have been here since 1952. My uncles and aunt's moved over with my Grandmother over time as she was called in for the role of a nurse. Like any other trades after the second world war. The ignorance from you lot is astounding. Our Black history is not the same as the U.S.

[@user-dv3kq3rm4h]

Black people created their own culture in the UK which came out of their unique struggles. It is called 'Black British culture.' Google it instead of making things up.

[@user-dv3kq3rm4h]

@@user-vm4he3gk3c 'Black British' people aren't immigrants. We are into our fourth generation in the UK now. Look up the definition of an immigrant. Also British Caribbean people literally built the colonies their ancestors were taken to- which is WHY they got British citizenship in the first place- they were already entitled to it because they were already 'British' in those colonies.

[@Ilovecheesecakebaby]

You did right

[@Venusbeauty698]

You were right majority of black ppl were already here , we discovered the American first

[@lsf9818]

First of all, brotha you didn’t disrespect her! Secondly the black girl doesn’t know the history of black Americans! Nearly five hundred years in United States.from slavery to colonialism ,Jim Crow & Red linings.young lady knowledge of self is important!

[@SpcByrd]

It be your own people

[@Sazando596]

You're so real for this

[@adoniscrashboom]

thank you so much to be honest at the point of the moment when it happened it was just default plus i do not like when everyone assume Americans are dumb but now that i watch it how do you think I could have handled this better

[@Sazando596]

Better than I would've to be completely honest, I feel your points were very clear and regardless, it's hard to not be baffled at this kind of mindset. It's very prejudicial and that goes down some bad paths.

[@sunflowerseedsplease]

They know now 😂😂😂😂 “Welcome to America” the fastest place to become famous 😭😭😭 even if you not out here

[@relaxedandlovingit]

1:54 your explanation of how you meant to handle your response was very different to your actual response and yes, it did come across as abrupt and rude. There are however a few huge things missing when trying to workout why her responses were so distasteful and disrespectful. Outside of the USA, we have no school education around slavery. It's up to the individual to research this themselves and unfortunately it's not often someone would go out of their way to do so. Advertising is another issue , what's fed to us on a daily basis is a big problem, people often wanting to believe what they are told in the media is the truth. I've seen copious social media vids asking Americans to pin point a specific country on the map and 9/10 of those edited into the vid are black and cannot locate anything - this incorrect, cherry picking editing will lead gullible individuals to make an incorrect statement: that Americans are stupid and more specifically that all black people are stupid. They believe this because they are only fed negativity around certain races; black people. Another issue lies within movies, often depicting black people to be loud, illiterate and stupid. Black men to be huge and scary. TV adverts have very little positive representation of anyone who isn't white. All of this goes into our brains and make you believe this is the status quo, when it's far from the truth. Paired that with young impressionable teenagers or just individuals in general, who soak up these adverts and do no research themselves and you have a recipe for disaster for an interview.

[@catgash]

not just a disastrous interview, but a disastrous personality and moral compass

[@Maxkahsen]

She is confusia... why do so many JUST ASSUME?

[@Januarycap]

Wow 😮

[@itakemytime1156]

She didn't bring down her culture. She isn't a Black American and flat Blackness is not a thing...

[@jamespatterson7773]

Well some “Black Americans” origin is actually America 💯 and a lot of us still live within the tribes today

[@soulanstreets222]

I'm still stuck on her saying "I'm arab".....as if that's not white.

[@user-dv3kq3rm4h]

Arabs are not considered 'White' in the UK like they are in America, they are an ethnic minority group and they experience discrimination due to Islamophobia.

[@Noname-vu1om]

Wow what do these kids learn in history? They should ask their parents and know where they’re from? The ignorance is too much. Any idiot would know that enslaved people who were stolen from their land, assaulted and forced to not use their original languages was not a choice. Them not knowing which African country they originated from was not their choice. I’m surprised you didn’t slap her.

[@Afrobulan]

I know one thing for sure black people don’t need this all human are from Africa

[@Jenny-rw7em]

I wish people would stop seeing everybody as separate from one another because we’re all on this planet together and it’s so ignorant for people to judge people just because they’re from somewhere different right they don’t understand if there was an edge of the world I would’ve jumped off of it by now😂😂

[@honeyvoss1477]

You handled that white girl well.

[@Jay-uc8rm]

I would love it if Americans pushed back on the flag thing. Ask them if they can name all of the states in America with only the shape of the state as your clue. Could they identify the flags of each state? Do they know the ethnic make up of those states or what they are known for…the motto…the food…the state bird? Gimme a break.

[@scoobysnax8127]

This whole exercise is a massive self own. The only people agreeing in the comments are equally clueless. Oh dear.

[@MyVoiceChannel]

We as Black Americans know our lineage and our history long before slavery.

[@LK-px6eo]

No u African American though 😂

[@sus5770]

@@LK-px6eo no shit bruh where did he say he wasn’t one

[@YonasMulugeta-y1z]

No you don't.

[@marleyyw1872]

that’s crazy (I’m a white american)

[@HonorableSienna]

👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@GOGOAKUMAN]

I never agree with you, cause you often miss the real point, but I have to give you this one, those girls are stupid and have no understanding of how Black Americans got to America. Also the other video about musicians, Europe can't compare to the US about music and most entertainment, period!!!

[@gilbertwes529]

Bro I'm African but for us ethic matters alot and where we from matter Im just sorry for y'all they made you lose your identity language and everything

[@kingferg7582]

But So did Afro Caribbeans and so did Afro Latinos by why no one asks them? Lol they don’t know their native African roots or language either!! But people are only “feel sorry for us” we are doing just fine 🙏🏽😂

[@kingferg7582]

But So did Afro Caribbeans and so did Afro Latinos by why no one asks them? Lol they don’t know their native African roots or language either!! But people are only “feel sorry for us” we are doing just fine 🙏🏽😂

[@LEGENDARIUS01]

We’re Americans Africans sold us so we don’t claim that maybe if greedy African kings didn’t sell there own people we would know what land we originate from.

[@moniquebrown1884]

The way she stresses black Americans should "ask their mom" shows her lack of knowledge. There are plenty of black Americans who can also trace their family tree back to the Caribbean but that just so happens to be where their African ancestors were shipped to. That is not the start of their lineage. Like you said, slavery and the number of generations removed play a massive part. She insinuates our unknown history is a result of sheer laziness or indifference but how is her being from "few countries" within Africa & the Carribean islands any more credible than black Americans being from America? She may be taught to identify countries flags by her oppressors but she can't identify her origin any better than black Americans can.

[@user-vm4he3gk3c]

She thinks we are immigrants to America like she is an immigrant to the UK it is not the same and she doesn’t understand that. The reason she said she is Caribbean is because her family most likely immigrated there….they were not slaves. That’s the only possible reason I can see why she thinks the way she does which is very ignorant.

[@user-dv3kq3rm4h]

@@user-vm4he3gk3c Who told you Black Caribbeans were not slaves? They most certainly WERE enslaved. Black British Caribbean people are also descendants of slaves. Educate yourself.

[@Kay-oo4lc]

She clearly don't have no knowledge off culture no disrespect she's washed out. Even tho some American know that they have African or Carribean rootssome what the history may not be fully intact but it's there also wasn't ancestry created by the americans.

[@87Otter]

I am a first generation that was born in america. Both my parents and all of my family have immigrated to various places. Its typically for all the kids in who are first gen to strongly identify with their ethnic background. Our parents speak an entirely different language to us at home, we eat different food from Americans, we have our own communities in America .. but I will say we are a minority within America because. majority of black in America are slave ancestry as opposed to Europe, Asia, Australia where all the blacks are first gen... and onward and they know their lineage, language, and food. They were just uneducated about intricate the history of black americans ..

[@ladybirdlee3058]

Our lineage is America and we know our lineage, language and food. Being first gen from the West Indies is no different. No one is going to tell them well you don't really know where you come from even though they have the same origin story.

[@roseprincess21]

ITS SO SAD A BLACK GIRL SAID THIS OMGGG THE PAST SLAVES R TURN OVER IN THEY GRAVE SMHHHHH IM AMERICAN MUSLIM N BLACK

[@demiGodHFL]

well firstly African and Caribbean is very vague, but let’s go with it. to say black Americans have no culture and don’t know where they’re from but being from the Caribbean and saying Caribbeans have culture and know where they’re from is contradicting. besides the darker tribes that were here before the slave trade, we all arrived to North America from the same ships just different stops and none of us held on to our traditions and culture. We made new cultures and black American culture is used by the world! inventions, technology, fashion, music, food, slang… what? no culture is so disrespectful

[@jeromeduffy1565]

You tripping at the end of this video though, we came here as slaves. Sold by West Africans.

[@Blue_Fire_1013]

What?

[@user-vm4he3gk3c]

I think he mis worded his sentence he probably meant to say “there wasn’t only Native Americans when America was founded” because that is 100% correct America was founded in 1776 slaves were brought in 1619 there was white ppl and black people there but yea originally Native Americans were on the land first.

[@alfredbarteethethird2436]

Mr Adonis there upset because you'll reveal the truth. And you show the truth what I'm saying it's straight out. They doing it to themselves.

[@hiprettyladyenc]

Load and wrong

[@marcelousneal4641]

You need to Listen to Tariq Nasheed Fam 😂

[@davidnunya6296]

this is cringe worthy

[@GOGOAKUMAN]

They were stupid, But, you argument of perspective was bogus. Her questions were world knowledge, you asked things that are typically American, and even some Americans would not know. Those things are not comparable. Same thing with the trick questions you ask like how many holes in a straw. It's easy, but tricky at the same time and it's known for being a trick to make people respond wrong. It's not comparable to university students in America being asked to place Australia on a map and not knowing. That is some worldwide knowledge. If you want to do it right and not look like a triggered little kid, ask the same world knowledge questions that the one asked to Americans, and then you will be able to compare.

[@djsa1010]

being stupid/smart is relative to what is culturally/regionally considered important...... your smart if you know every flag... your dumb if you dont know all the states in america... your smart if you know all the states and dumb if you dont know how many stars are on the flag...I figured his point was that she was asking questions relative to her own knowledge, region, or personal goal to know...

[@user-vm4he3gk3c]

Then you should argue Americans are uneducated when it comes to knowledge on other countries. The whole taking point was about Americans being dumb in general which makes it okay for him to ask any question because the statement wasn’t specific to world knowledge like you stated. You also have to take into consideration the size of the US compared to the UK. It only takes an hour to get from the UK to France they have more access to be around other countries and learn and get educated. You drive one hour in the US and you are still in the US. The UK has tons of tiny countries close by we have states close by which has different American cultures.

[@user-vm4he3gk3c]

If you want to argue Americans are uneducated when it comes to world geography I would agree with you and I’m American but does that make us dumb? No . Knowing where countries are located doesn’t make someone smart it just means your educated on the subject. America influences the whole world we have some of the best colleges, the biggest companies in the world, the most millionaires etc. If we’re being honest in America we are in our own little bubble we don’t really care about other countries we’re focused on ourselves which can be good in some ways and bad in other ways.

[@GOGOAKUMAN]

@@user-vm4he3gk3c I could not have said it better, I agree at 100% with your point.

[@GOGOAKUMAN]

Dracula was created in England, not Roumania. But more importantly, East Europe is a totally different place that England and speak a different language. The US is one land and do speak the same principal languages.

[@user-vm4he3gk3c]

He never said where is Dracula created he said where is Dracula from… Dracula is from Romania 🇷🇴

[@HopeEsthiem15]

The only "error" was calling the girl white, COULDVE explained why she needs to keep any opinions on the matter to herself, but the reasoning ultimately is still cuz she ain't US, but it's a matter of why say the sane thing long when the shorthand is right there imo. Otherwise you ate, feelings may be hurt tho ig, idc

[@saintseer9578]

Funny thing is on the census, if she were to come to the USA, she would indeed have to mark off white. Middle Easterners and SWANA people in general get included into whiteness.

[@kristalblack395]

The thing is in a America she would be white and he is American. Middle Easterners from North Africa, Egypt etc are classified as white in America. In America the designation of white is fluid and moves Italians and Irish were not white in America at one point.’