FIRST TIME REACTION Prejudice by Tim Minchin

🔥 Reacting to "Prejudice by Tim Minchin" 🔥
Both of our first time's hearing Prejudice by Tim Minchin
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[@jemxs]

Fantastic reaction guys, enjoyed it muchly! Congrats, you both are one of the few that realise that the whole song is actually about both words. The misdirection at the start was infact a misdirection initself. But singing about that taboo word by replacing it with ginger is genius and makes it safe ro do so.

[@pmR32red]

👍

[@webdrude]

yeah, i love how he makes you "pre-judge" the word, giving you the experience first-hand.

[@garfnob4832]

the G word is also a word used to pot down a group of people.

[@tony2605]

Well said!

[@hunterwilk]

Most people miss when he says, "...I am one..." in the first verse.

[@norm1895]

geez somebody tell her

[@cpnlsn88]

Slow

[@benshiffman7765]

She’s so slow lol

[@NebraskaGonvilleJones]

Tim Minchin - Thank you God (full orchestral symphony version) The Pope Song (intimate pope related commentary) Storm (jazzy beat poem) Aeroplane (crafty love song) Play it safe (A tribute to the Sydney Opera House)…. Soooo many amazing songs/performances. Please some more:)

[@Kurse_of_Kall]

Thank You God (full orchestral symphony version) is seriously some of Tim's best. Can't recommend it enough

[@eva_rubinstain]

"Ten-foot co*k and a few hundred vergins"

[@eva_rubinstain]

And "if I didn't have you (full version)" and "lullaby"

[@emydonavan6254]

Dark Side is worth a look too.

[@karatexperience]

Also White Wine in the Sun

[@SeasonsChange14]

Tim Minchin is brilliant. He is a composer, actor, comedian, and writer. Anything he does he does with creativity and enthusiasm. I didn't know what the word "polymath" meant until I became a Tim fan..(It means that you're good at multiple things.) Among my favorite Tim "songs" is 'Storm," which he describes as "a 9 1/2 minute beat poem about critical thinking." When the audience laughs at that description, he responds, "Yes, that would be funny if it weren't true." In actuality, it is both true AND funny!

[@profanepersonality]

I like how you referred to it as the "G" word. 😂😂😂

[@RNDReacts]

He had me questioning what I’m allowed to say 😂😂😂

[@michaelklaiber4769]

G word scheme is actually my favorite term of the video

[@Wang_Monkey]

Great reaction guys, you paid great attention! The song is called prejudice and we pre judged what the word was going to be! Very clever stuff from Tim and funny too. Basically saying don't be racist without saying it

[@psibert]

Great to hear two intelligent young people discover and appreciate Tim Minchin. Most of his songs have two levels. "White wine in the sun" "If I didn't have you"

[@davidfarrell9435]

People will tell you to check out dark side or the pope song a lot, but if you want to laugh until your sides hurt, watch lullaby.

[@ellenstergaardgravesen1011]

Love Tim Minchin - check out "If' I didn't have you" (full version) followed up by Lullaby if you have kids. Hilarious! He is so intelligent - he made a great speech 9 lessons in life - well worth seeing.

[@HenrikJansson78]

He's got quite a few good ones about serious topics, even if it's not neccessarily social issues. "The pope song" is really good, the normal version is better than the symphony version I would say there. "Storm" is really good also, the live version is better than the animated one. "Thank you god", the symhony version, is amazing. All of them are both very serious and extremely funny at the same time. Not an easy combination. :)

[@laupstad]

Arguably the animated version of Storm is easier for keeping track of the lyrics, but the live one is awesome for sure!

[@Bushranger28]

Tim great at misdirecting listeners in his songs, Thank you God and Confessions are other examples where he does this. Should check out Dark side for Tim's insane piano skill mixed with comedy.

[@allangoodger969]

The Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts has got to be proud of this student. The man is a genius. He has also stuck it to . Have a look at "Come Home (Cardinal Pell)" to see what he thinks of the church. He doesn't hold back.

[@janmeyer3129]

But he went to the University of Western Australia!

[@allangoodger969]

@@janmeyer3129 and WAAPA

[@peterdubois65]

And for his amazing way with words che k out his 9 minute beat poem Storm. Live version not the animated one

[@kennethdodemaide8678]

Ginger nuts are a hard ginger biscuit in Australia which we dunk in our tea or coffee.

[@RNDReacts]

Oh yes we eat ginger nuts over here too! They do go great with a nice cuppa tea! I like how he was able to use the biscuits as a double meaning in the song misdirecting us yet again, very clever with his words and building up the audiences expectations making us think he's about to say something that he's not

[@Magic_CookieBean]

When I was growing up in the 80s, people with red hair definitely got made fun of. I don't remember anyone using the word ginger at that time. But, yeah, red heads definitely did have a bit of a rough time.

[@jockkardashian.9407]

It probably depends where you're from, it was always used in the UK.

[@Rastusmishka12]

If you like the piano in this, you'll love Tim's "Darkside - Awesome Version" - well worth a watch!

[@robertgoodwin4745]

If you want to hear Tim's piano skills, check out "Dark side" .or just check his shows out. Good reaction guys x

[@bobinator17]

They are all actual phrases used against Gingers btw... The whole concept of the track Prejudice is Amazing! & I love it!

[@christinejohnson9987]

🎉thankyou ❤, Tim is a genius, anything from him is outstanding. Great reaction.

[@kennethdodemaide8678]

Tim is a genius word smith and musician. He wrote the music and lyrics for the musical Matilda. You'll love his 9 and a half minute beat poem "Storm". "Lullaby" is another hilarious song that parents can relate to.

[@steveeccles1341]

Great reaction guys. Tim Minchin is such a talented pianist as well as a really funny entertainer. See you next time 😊

[@laupstad]

This song is absolutely about both words tbh. Even as a non-Brit I know that gingers were traditionally bullied in your country. I have ginger genes but they are latent in me but my kids can be ginger. My sister and my mother are/were ginger and the ginger hair color can skip generations.

[@digitalspecter]

Yup, I feel like it's about both even if the ginger part might a bit tongue in a cheek. As a ginger I was bullied pretty intensely and was even a target of certain ridiculous, well, prejudices (heard about not having a soul, being always angry, etc. etc.) Glad I wasn't born in a time when we were at high risk of getting burned at the stake.

[@caro.k2958]

Agree with all the other recommendations on here but would add Darkside for absolute piano genius 😂❤ and fantastic reaction as others have said you astutely recognised the song was relevant for both words throughout ❤

[@brentdavis3102]

Tim is a genius Addresses true issues through his comedy & musical talents.

[@margiegurner2694]

His "costume " is based on Quinton Blakes illustrations in Roald Dahl novels. And he is helping us all see our own "pre judging"...with clever language ❤

[@kreaturen]

The way he plays with his audience, leading everyone's thoughts to that word... Taking he's sweet time with it too, is so uncomfortable. First time I heard it I was like "Oh no, wtf are you doing?!" 🤣

[@MsJellyfish73]

Please listen to Minchin's Thank You God. Amazing! Edit: I was in the theatre when this was filmed; such a good night.

[@mrsainsburys1]

Great reaction, thank you 🙏🦉❤️🐊👍

[@MunteyGaming]

Hey guys, just found your channel a couple days ago and wanted to say I'm really enjoying the reactions. I've been a huge fan of Tim Minchin my whole life so I'd recommend all of his stuff but I really think you guys would love 'Storm'. Also would love to see a reaction to 'Aeroplane', Tims newer stuff is less comedy but he has some amazing music. Thanks and keep creating. :)

[@constancetorseth6648]

I have been referred as "a blond", as if that single feature is an entire description of me as a person. It used to bother me, when I was a teen, because of the stereotype of the dumb blond. But I was dumb, actually. Not because I was blond, but because I was young and the world was still new and unexplored.

[@brentdavis3102]

Check out Tim Minchin's Storm,The pope,Thank you god ect.the list goes on.The man is an absolute genius.

[@neilbadger4262]

Of all the reaction videos to this song, you folks were so much more in tune to what Tim was implying. Thank you. 😄

[@LM-EntertainmentAustralia]

tim is an amazing comedian, writer, composer, musician and he's also very much an activist. most of his lyrics and songs, although were comedic have very real meanings. if you want to see his music side on show, i'd definitely recommend checking out "tim minchin - dark side (awesome version)." great reaction and commentary guys! :]

[@terryfall8915]

Anagram: word or phrase formed by rearranging the letters of a different word or phrase, typically using all the original letters exactly once. Homophone: each of two or more words having the same pronunciation but different meanings, origins, or spelling, for example new and knew.

[@maxmoore9955]

I courted a Lass who was Ginger soon Found out it was Red head or Celtic heritage. or my health was risk .Still got fond memories of my Little Fire brand. She only 4ft 11 but i swear she could jump 6ft high. 😮

[@dawn6320]

Perfect Reaction! Alabama here. New Subscriber !

[@janmeyer3129]

I was in the UK during the 1986/87 election campaign and was absolutely astounded by the way the Thatcherites flung the fact of his red-headedness at Neil Kinnock as an insult. Implications of descent from shiftless/ thieving Scots & Irish travellers

[@timn4481]

im surfing all the reactions to this. i remember watching it the first time and was just blown away. never saw it coming. just brilliant.

[@RNDReacts]

It is brilliant! Guy’s a genius

[@Chrimsonblack1]

Thank you I loved watching you watch this!

[@peterdubois65]

Love tim. If you check out his latest stuff he doesnt do a lot of comedy anymore but even hus serious music is brilliant

[@diamonds9120]

super late, and you may have already done it, but Tim Minchin's song "Confessions" is super great, and also addresses serious issues via comedy. Also "The Pope Song", though that one has to be viewed with the context of the time it came out (right after it was revealed the pope had covered for and protected pedophiles)

[@simonpoole2635]

Prejudice comes in so many forms..

[@jonmoore873]

I love that he had you saying ‘the G word’ by the end of this.

[@Johnknowsstuff]

How can you not work out a word with just 6 letters?

[@Zaphnochs]

I am Australian. This is typical humour for us, but Tim is a genius-level guy. I aspire to his level or brilliance.

[@davebrown9707]

In my experience everyone at school knew being racist was wrong but gingers got bullied to shit

[@spruce381]

He’s a clever dude. He’s standing up for all.

[@trendydelquendy]

Ooh Ilked this! I've got the same accent as you too :)

[@tronkski]

I've heard at least a dozen reactions to this video, and this is my favorite. As the top comment says you nailed it with your analysis that he was absolutely not talking about his own humiliation growing up with red hair--My best friend from 8 years old until well into college was very much steeped in Irish culture and had "red" hair and some freckles, and the worry came up at such a young age, that I was told soon after becoming friends that he was "Strawberry Blonde". And your reaction at about 9:00 when he drops the hard G was pretty much my own (white Western European, four generations in the U.S.) reaction, where I sort of cricked my neck and paused to reflect that he was clearly talking about White Culture attempting for hundreds of years to gentrify and distort history. And then again, when he says "only a ninja can sneak up on another ninja" your reactions like mine were perfect. And the way the hold "n" on ninja just long enough that you think he's going a different way is brilliant, subtle and I don't think all that many people catch it. So Bravo! And anyone who reads this far down should watch "Rock n Roll Nerd, the Tim Minchin Story", and see Matilda the musical and if you can stream Upright. And please do another Tim song (ideally either Darkside the awesome version, or Lullaby). Thanks for reading!

[@0saintclark0]

1000th like! That was satisfying.

[@emcsquared8681]

Thank you god and the pope song are two of his best.

[@webdrude]

this is one of my favorites to watch reactions to. you two are perfect!! your questions at the end prompted me to do a search - there's a Red Ginger in Malaysia, and Britain started colonies there in 19th century - that may be where it comes from. They have a bright red flower, but i don't think they are closely related to ginger root. (Alpinia purpurata is red ginger, where Zingiber officinale is regular ginger)

[@antivanti]

There's actually quite a bit of bullying of ginger kids in UK and Australia. More so before and mostly among kids. Obviously nothing like the racism against people of African descent which is part of the humor of the song. But every insult mentioned in the song is apparently something that he has personally been called at some point. And yeah obviously the whole point of the song is to talk about the other word without talking about it because that's not really his place to do 😊

[@Andy.Smurphy]

Storm ...

[@luvhertzinc]

My favorite tim minchin song is not perfect

[@debbrown1541]

Tim as an Australian has a lot of references to slang that is not widely known outside of Oz, eg Ginger nut dunk in my tea ... is a Ginger nut biscuit (cookie) that are really hard and so often we hold half in a cup of tea or coffee for just 10-20 seconds to slightly soften.

[@Daz555Daz]

Things have got better in the UK but when I grew up in the 70s and 80s being ginger meant a daily battle. It was horrible.

[@simonwinwood]

❤ Subbed. You are up for Dad of the Year, Sir. The easy way between you and the knowledge you impart. A privilege to watch. (my son is 33). x

[@RNDReacts]

Haha we’re brother and sister (I’m 26 and she’s 20) hopefully I do make a good dad though lol! Thanks for the sub!

[@simonwinwood]

@@RNDReactsDoh!

[@TheMadHexa]

This was much fun to watch. If you like to watch reactions yourself, you should watch Black Pegasus reaction to this Song, took him a while to realize what the Song is about and has a perfect funny Twist in the end. Keep Up the awesome content. ❤

[@antivanti]

I like the "Only a ni..nja can sneak up on another ninja" Like yeah nice save mate 😅

[@davidvernon4469]

Great reaction RND, Welcome, to Aussie humour.😂😇😂😇😂😂🤣

[@MrRobwave]

I love the way you don’t get it, Even though you get it 🥺

[@some_Phreak]

I definitely got offended when a black guy called me, a white guy, the n word at work.

[@RyanRichardsToby]

I like your shirt with the Egyptian lady saying No Laws. Where did you get it? Also, "ginger nuts" are a pastry in Australia where he comes from.

[@RNDReacts]

My sister in the video designed it! as we're both artists!

[@RyanRichardsToby]

@@RNDReacts Will you send me the graphic file so that I can have one made for myself?

[@fi77er]

In Australia, many years ago, they were called "Blue'. I never found out why.

[@furlizard]

Because blue is the opposite of red. Like calling a huge guy 'Tiny'.

[@tarlane]

All of Tim Minchins stuff is great and normally very clever. It's not one I would normally point people to, but just because you mentioned separating his brain for singing vs playing and key changes, I think you would have fun with 'F#'

[@paulpalmer873]

For sheer musical virtuosity i'd recommend "Dark Side". There are two versions, the best of which is with a full orchestra.

[@RNDReacts]

Thanks for the recommendation Paul! Our reaction to "The Pope" will be dropping in the next 2 days, appreciate you checking out the channel and dropping a comment, we'll definately check out Dark Side Orchestra version next!

[@summittaedae2323]

The girl was so on the fence of offence 🤣 internally raging.

[@RNDReacts]

Haha I don’t think she could believe what she was hearing at first 😂

[@garywatson5617]

Here in Australia, red heads are often called Bluey.

[@kelseydeboer1136]

This misdirect is real! Lol

[@pfalzgraf7527]

If you want to see more (well, probably the most show-off version) of Tim's piano skills, watch Tim Minchin, "The dark side" and I suggest, you react to "the awesome version" kzbin.info/www/bejne/aam0nn2Vq917eJYsi=uh5RC4a7iCqEpjYq

[@jonjoreynoldsgranner7307]

Great reaction. You should check out storm next. It's a beat poem. Funny as hell.

[@Having_a_crack]

Yes Darkside is a great video, my favourite version is the orchestra version, Tim has a sound off with the orchestra drummer

[@hunterwilk]

It's interesting to find that people in countries other than the US have trouble figuring out what other word he's spelling, whereas its so ingrained in us that we pick it up immediately because its a part of our social fabric. A horrid, negligent word used only for abuse, but so prevalent in common understanding here in the states. Ninja edit: i don't know the etymology of the word, but it feeeeeels american.

[@RNDReacts]

I do wonder about the origin of that word as well. The closest thing I’ve heard to it, is an Ethiopian word called “Negus” which means “King” "- was a hereditary ruler of one of Ethiopia's larger provinces, over whom collectively the monarch ruled, thus justifying his imperial title. The word sounds awfully similar to n*ggers, I wouldn’t be surprised if it was used by slave masters and such as a way to degrade the slaves status in society. Other than that it could come from the word “Niger” which is Latin for black and also the name of a country in Africa.

[@coreenavenn4235]

He wrote the music & lyrics for Matilda The Musical thats been on in London's West End for nearly a decade. And Emma Thompson is in the movie musical. He was onstage with Judi Dench, Ian McKellen, Andrew Lloyd Webber & the then Prince Charles ran onstage to deliver the line "To be, or not to be, that is the question"

[@noone6559]

This song is actually about racism and the n word. Tim knew that he could not stand up and sing about racism and not turn audiences (predominantly white) off about his message. So he uses musical, intelligent comedy that portrays the message in a way that intelligent people could maybe get.......

[@dalewyatt1321]

99% of people get this within 10 seconds. This lady took over 5 minutes. Then when the word ginger was sung she still had to have it spelled out. Sorry, can't watch anymore. I do hope you do well though.

[@Whats.New1]

W reaction from y'all❤ Ren - depression NF- story Ren x chinchilla - how to be me Tom macdonald - System Ren -for joe (he dedicate this to on his friend that past away..deep) (those are highly recommended songs)

[@RNDReacts]

Thanks! and thanks for these suggestions, our reaction to "The system" is dropping tonight! Appreciate you tuning in with us :)

[@maxmoore9955]

Hey you guys he had me some time ago. I thought what ..Then had me Rolling about Laughing. Seen some more of his songs they are really Funny as well .Like your reaction videos .1st came across Ren reaction..

[@RNDReacts]

Legend! We're glad you returned!

[@maxmoore9955]

@RNDContent Hiya just been remembering something you might find Funny I'm the Guy who courted a Girl who was Ginger. But told me she was a Red head or of Celtic heritage. Quite strong on it .Well I found it funny. Because my Father is Scottish from Paisley near Glasgow. So I invited her for Sunday dinner. My Father had a really broad Scottish accent. Met my mother in the RAF in 1947 .he was a PTI instructor. Used to play Ice hockey for one the Glasgow teams .we lived in Derbyshire England. We went for Sunday dinner. We'll I'll never forget when I introduced her to my Celtic Dad .Real Loch Ness monster wrestling dad .Anyway the look on her Face and responce I couldn't take the piss .don't think she'd been North of Scarborough.

[@iandaniel1601]

12:30 I’ve heard of the term tampon used in the school yard.

[@jaymarkkabo2626]

You don't know how profound and mind-opening your reaction is for me! I always ask myself why "black people don't want to be called the N word, then why do they call each other with that word?" Seeing you both avoiding not saying the G word and at least respecting his wish not to be called one(I know its only parody), I realized that if black people avoid this "non-racist" G word, then why can't everybody else avoid the N word and give the respect black people absolutely deserve? This should be seen by all people on earth to stop racism esp. in America.

[@RNDReacts]

Yeah for me I just wouldn't use the N word, even if I was 100% black I wouldn't use it, I don't see to what benefit using such a word would bring, especially that being a word to degrade black people during the worst time of their history, knowing how it was used I wouldn't want to refer to a friend nor an enemy as such a word, so to embrace such a word for only certain parties to use and then punish other parties using the word doesn't make logical sense to me. We can't force people to change their vocabulary or language but we can change our own, if that perspective makes sense ? - Dayle (Brother on the left)

[@jameshogue2007]

What part of England are you guys from because I speak English and I can't understand a single word you guys are saying

[@christianclark9494]

there is nothing behind the eyes of that girl lmao

[@NebraskaGonvilleJones]

I know this is out of context but you are both beautiful, inside and out 😊

[@listayngeorge6929]

Storm.. please do storm

[@simonpoole2635]

Have you seen Lullaby yet?

[@RNDReacts]

We have not seen that one yet, we can check that one out

[@simonpoole2635]

@@RNDReacts brace yourself haha 😂 one of my favourites!

[@aaronwilliamson7242]

He just told u.u can't say it lol

[@rojavida]

I absolutely love the fact that you don’t feel you can say “ginger” and use the epithet “g-word” whilst reviewing this. It is indicative of the non-offence culture and exactly what the song is ridiculing. I don’t mean to offend in any way because I quite enjoyed the reaction and I find myself liking you both. By the way, if that was intended as humour by you, fair play. This is the first time I’ve visited this channel. Peace.

[@RNDReacts]

Haha this video really did have me tip toeing around the word "ginger", it's brilliantly clever, hopefully we see you again in future Tim Minchin reactions (we're very overdue for another one!) Thanks for stopping by the channel Robert

[@digitalspecter]

I'm pretty sure the song isn't about "ridiculing the non-offence culture". I'll leave a quote from Tim here: "We must think critically, and not just about the ideas of others. Be hard on your beliefs, take them out on the veranda and hit them with a cricket bat. Be intellectually rigorous, identify your biases, your prejudices, your privileges."

[@Snyderortho]

The lady is a little slow on the uptake.

[@StevenBoyle-fg4nc]

Rooster Pubes

[@donepearce]

Although he makes the song about Ginger, he is very clearly still talking bout the N word.

[@clairehall2720]

Ginger is not offensive. Unless you are ginger

[@user-tf2jy1lw1t]

I mean really guys you press that pause button way too much

[@juninplays8742]

/necro but I think the point is not the 'N' word or even the 'G' word but the pretense... these are literally just words. It's the importance you PERSONALLY place on them. End of the day.

[@livb6945]

Why don't you just write the letters down on a paper ? Or the word, to show her?

[@RNDReacts]

It’s all a bit long to go grab some paper 😅

[@caribbeanman3379]

Ginger isn't so bad. Blond though - now there's an offensively sexist word!

[@Hawks438]

How dense do you have to be that you can't figure out a six-letter word😂

[@CrazyMaryJo]

A day without some Tim lacks sunshine. This is old material.

[@jduncanandroid]

Oh, this is 1000% about the 'N' word, but without ever saying it...

[@chrisgeorge4288]

Stop pausing and talking!! Play the video

[@RNDReacts]

You can watch the full uninterrupted song with no talking or pausing on Tim's channel ;)