FIRST TIME WATCHING: Get Out...DON'T YOU HYPNOTIZE ME!!

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Ninetailedbrush and James watch Jordan Peele's first horror movie, Get Out! There is nothing like a bunch of creepy white people. Enjoy!
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[@devakibhagwat6146]

The reason she was defending him against the cop so much was because she didn't want him to see his ID because he was going to go "missing" soon and that would make her a suspect

[@whitenoisereacts]

Ohhh ok

[@captainsplifford]

Yes! So many people don't pick up on this. But it was a double whammy, since she was also reinforcing Chris' belief that she was a good person.

[@devakibhagwat6146]

@@captainsplifford yep It doesn't seem over the top because it fit her character motivation both then AND at the end

[@antoniababy8356]

I never even caught that!

[@sibanipanigrahy5509]

She was avoiding a paper trail

[@postaled]

I love that, unlike most horror movies, the victim didn't just escape and struggle to run away, but got to kick some serious ass on his way out. So satisfying.

[@Corn_Pone_Flicks]

I love films where the character survives by being smart. First there was the ear-plugging tactic, and then the part where he observed the way the brother kept kicking the door closed, which he used to get his leg into stabbing range.

[@shiannesteele]

@bobychampion You should give ready or not a watch you might like it based of what you said you like.

[@Corn_Pone_Flicks]

@@shiannesteele Ready or Not is awesome.

[@shiannesteele]

@@Corn_Pone_Flicks Yeah it is. It's non stop just one thing after another that happens in it.

[@the_nikster1]

the deer head at the end was two-fold: a callback to the deer at the beginning but also a callback to the conversation they had about the deer when they first got to the house. the dad casually mentions the deer being like pests and how they've been taking over and should be wiped out; it's an allegory for how many white people think black people and black culture are taking over their neighborhoods. also back during slavery, black men used to be called "bucks" so it was sort of poetic justice that the dad was killed with a buck's antlers. there are so many juicy details like that strewn throughout the film if you go back to watch it again. for example, Chris literally picked cotton to save his life (picking the cotton from the chair to stuff his ears so he wouldn't be hypnotized again). the writing in this movie is just brilliant and absolutely deserved the Oscar. bravo to Ninetailedbrush for figuring out the twist before the ending haha

[@nab5836]

and i felt that when he was tied to the chair and there was a deer in front of him. it was kind of like he was confronting himself. i also remember when he woke up on the first night, there was a lion plushie at the bed side and he turnt it around after the nightmare he had about the deer which plays on the prey and predator aspect of it all. the deer at the start was also hit by a car which made him think about his mom who also passed due a hit and run!

[@ateam404]

Thanks for the extra inside on the buck. I knew there was more to it. I took it as him entering the situation like a deer in headlines and that she showed no compassion regarding it being hit. Also that Dr. Dad was hunter for trophy purposes. I don’t know the difference between a deer and a buck

[@Corn_Pone_Flicks]

@@ateam404 A buck is just the specific term for a male deer. A female is a doe.

[@ateam404]

@@Corn_Pone_Flicks oh yeahhh.. Doe a deer a female deer just popped in my head lol.

[@captainsplifford]

Throughout American history, Black men used to be referred to and fetishized as "bucks" due to supposed sexual prowess.

[@postaled]

Respect to James. He's watched the movie already but keeps redirecting Ninetail's suspicions and theories without giving anything away. Making sure Ninetail enjoys it, without spoiling anything.

[@whitenoisereacts]

It’s honestly kinda fun lol

[@hdzmiriam]

But sometimes those comments are actually directing him to the spoilers...

[@janleonard3101]

@@hdzmiriam Yeah, I think saying idk and keeping a poker face is the better way to go.

[@Myaccount923]

@@janleonard3101I honestly think they’ve both seen it lol

[@jamiecakes2376]

There is a powerful but really painful alternate ending where instead of Rod pulling up at the end as Rose is dying, the police show up and arrest Chris. He can’t remember specific details to make clear he was acting in self-defense and the house burned down, so all evidence there is gone. Rod goes to visit Chris in prison months later and Chris is kind of resigned to the fact that he’ll never “get out” of prison because at least he stopped what Rose’s family is doing. Jordan Peele said he ended up using the actual ending because he wanted people to walk away feeling positive and uplifted with Chris as a hero and not as another victim.

[@jamiecakes2376]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/d2SthGqVhMiDjbM Here is a link to the alternate ending if anyone’s curious

[@Corn_Pone_Flicks]

That would have been depressing as hell. I love the ending they actually went with.

[@ScientificallyStupid]

I was in the theater positive that the police were going to roll up, incorrectly assess the situation, and shoot Chris. Rose and her family would somehow become martyr-victims while Chris's name is posthumously dragged through the mud. I was thrilled to see Rod get out of that car.

[@LordofFullmetal]

While the alternate ending is what would happen in real life, I do like the happier ending better. I'm not black, so I don't speak for that community - but if there were a similar movie about the marginalised groups I'm part of, I would find the happier ending way more empowering. I and many other marginalised people are TIRED of always being presented as the victim or the aggressor; I can imagine it's really nice to get to be the hero for once.

[@Rmlohner]

The customers all arrive in black cars, just like they want to drive black bodies. Jordan Peele confirmed this was deliberate.

[@applepie6832]

First time I saw it I thought of a funeral procession

[@Masky5150]

The symbolism at the end of Chris’s salvation is very deep. Cotton literally saves his life and murdering the doctor with the head of a “buck” is very symbolic as well, given the term was used to describe the bigger slave men. Jordan Peele’s breakthrough masterpiece. Dudes, the brother acts creepy because they’ve done this so many times without fail, they had no doubt Chris was going to be just another victim.

[@alexanderthegreat5649]

Him PICKING the cotton saved his life.... crazy how that was used, and many actually didn't get it so it was more subtle than I originally thought. I mean saying it it seems very obvious and intentional for the audience to see a black man being held hostage and sold by a white family to pick cotton to save his life.... lol on paper that seems very try hard to use their term.

[@Marina-cq2yt]

Nine tails is waaaay to sharp, man! The main girl deceived me easily, nine tails was sus from the start! He's just too good.

[@whitenoisereacts]

Yeah he is pretty awesome!!

[@yummi4tunekookie]

YES! Watching him figure things out was just beautiful!

[@ateam404]

Fun Fact: She is news anchor Brian Williams’ daughter. She did an excellent job. Did you guys notice how she was eating her “colored” cereal separate from her milk looking like a pure psychopath lol

[@wildbelles]

He always discover the plot in the beginning 😂 love it

[@QuikVidGuy]

@@ateam404 that was one of those unintentional but totally perfect readings, because the intention was supposed to just be showing how she was weird and liked exact control over her life

[@blackprotagonist]

37:17 - The deer analogy dates back to American enslavement. Enslaved Black people were referred to in deer terms, as "bucks" and "does" You see more predator/prey analogy throughout the rest of the film. The creepy song that plays toward the beginning, "Run Rabbit Run" was a Jim Crow song about hunting Black people in the American south. When Chris wakes up just before getting hypnotized, Rose's stuffed lion is facing him. Lions are one of the primary symbols of Africa, and is considered a dominant animal (predator). After he's hypnotized, he wakes up with it facing away from him.

[@ZS-dr7bi]

This is the only horror movie that made me flinch when I saw it. Humans are after all, worse than monsters. Also, this movie does an amazing job of putting you into a perspective of a POC beautifully, esp surrounded by people of another race tryna put them at ease. Shivers

[@davidhunt7454]

Look up the song that plays during the credits and during the beginning of the drive I think . If you understand Swahili it basically warns of the plot. Sikiliza kwa wahenga. Brother , listen to your ancenstors , run , run far to save yourself. Crazy cool.

[@whitenoisereacts]

Yeah that is pretty awesome

[@jojotheprimadonna]

Yessss! “Sikiliza” means “Listen” Omg I remember when I watched this Movie with my Bf in London when it first came out!I was So Excited to Hear some Swahili in Mainstream Media for a change haha 😃 (I’m Kenyan 🇰🇪)

[@blkbarbie2671]

@@jojotheprimadonna im also Kenyan!! I live in London too which is awesome. I don’t speak Swahili unfortunately so I didn’t get this forewarning ahaha. Did you and your boyfriend realise anything before the plot unfolded because of that?

[@jojotheprimadonna]

@@blkbarbie2671 Ohh Heyyyy 🇰🇪😃 No… We didn’t really get much from the song (My Boyfriend is Swedish-Polish Lol) But it definitely gave me the vibe of what the movie was going to be like, and I was able to tell My Bf that… It was actually the First Movie we watched together Lol xx

[@blkbarbie2671]

@@jojotheprimadonna that’s still really cool! ❤️🇰🇪

[@sarahwalton2662]

Nine-tail, I haven't watched a reaction on this channel for a while, but noticed in the earlier reactions you were much quieter (although obviously thoughtful) about what you guys were watching. I'm very glad that you are more vocal as it's a joy to hear your astute observations. For me they definitely added substance to this reaction :)

[@kaytho5830]

I was thinking the same thing. I couldn’t get into their reactions before because he was so quiet. Glad he’s gotten more comfortable

[@davidhunt7454]

The voice of wounded deer wonderfully acted by Jordan peele himself HAHA

[@henriquejambu]

This movie was literally a cultural reset

[@laniiyahscott143]

The song in beginning credits is an African song entitled, "Sikiliza Kwa Wahenga," which translates to, "Run brother! (Listen to your Ancestors.) Something bad is coming!" Which is to signify his African ancestors who are warning him of the hell he is walking himself into. Makes it even more horrifying and chilling. Loved this reaction!!

[@biaaraujo472]

You guys used the words admiration and apreciation to describe the creepy white people towards the black protagonist, but I think I would say fetishization, it's something that in the movie is used in an horror situation but it's something that actually happens in real life with black people. *I'm excited about the Us reaction, I just love Jordan Peele's movies

[@whitenoisereacts]

Yeah, I mean I don’t know about the vocab, but no one can pretend that’s not weird or wrong

[@biaaraujo472]

@@whitenoisereacts yess, is just that fetishization is more than a word, is a racial concept, very interesting to give it a search if your interested :)

[@whitenoisereacts]

Yeah I mean tbh I’m not big on having a word for everything, because very often people begin to misuse it and then it all just kinda falls apart

[@biaaraujo472]

@@whitenoisereacts I didin't mean like "oh you have to use the right academical word" is just that there's a recurrent racial bias towards black people, usually about their bodies, when many white people act like they are complimenting black people or apreciating them but they are actually objetifying them. That concept is called fetishization and I think the movie was portraying that, so not really about having a specific word, but about understanding the issue :)

[@lalixlili]

Amen to that. Black people are often under some creepy scrutiny by "others". We're often in uncomfortable situations. It's an everyday off putting stuff we have to put up with.

[@ericamonroe9351]

I love this movie !! One of a kind really The whole scene with the cup, the actor's outstanding performance during the hypnosis, and the "Now sink into the floor... SINK .... " gives me goosebumps every time!

[@JoyaLewisTheMusician]

Same! It’s so sad and terrifying when he’s trying to fight it, but he can’t

[@crunchychicken2]

This movie messed with my mind so much. I legit went down an entire "so and so movie explained" rabbit hole because I knew that I didn't pick up on everything lol. I'd love to see you guy's reaction to Moonlight. It is one of my favourites and I think you would enjoy the cinematography and acting a lot. Have a great weekend btw🤗

[@alexisw-e8881]

I watched this with my white Dad and he said “what? This isn’t a horror film” and I said “it is for Black people” and he said “Ohhh…right”. The Obama thing has literally happened to me 3 times and all the Black people in the theatre were laughing when it happened

[@fredericksaxton9782]

I'm not even black and I was horrified, how can anyone be so oblivious that THAT LEVEL OF CREEPINESS isn't horror? It was basically human body snatchers!

[@blkbarbie2671]

Bruhhh thats so scary your own dad said that 😳 you should DEFINITELY watch ‘Dylan is in Troubles’ reaction to Get Out because he’s a white guy but still understands a lot of the subtleties and the scary real life connotations.

[@alexisw-e8881]

@@blkbarbie2671 I did! Lol love him. He gets it. My dad does too, he was just use to classic horror not realizing it’s torture sometimes for the rude “curiosity” we have to answer to everyday. I’m never that “curious” about anyone. You eat, sleep and work just like everyone. 🤷🏽‍♀️

[@sleepyfork5250]

An interesting thing about this movie is how the blind guy is obsessed by Chris's eyes. With them he doesn't only expect to get his eyesight back but he also seems to think that whatever Chris had that make him good at photography will be transferred to him if he gets his eyes. Remember, the procedure necessitate the removal of a big part of the host's brain, so the majority of what make Chris himself will also be gone. The dude seems to think that whatever it is that make Chris good at his hobbies is stored in his body rather than it being the consequence of who he is as an individual. So the blind dude is using a classic racist argument despite the fact that he claims that it has nothing to do with Chris ethnicity.

[@strawberryastronaut]

I'VE NEVER CLICKED SO FAST BEFORE, SO GLAD YOU GUYS ARE REACTING TO THIS. You'd love Us, too! (:

[@whitenoisereacts]

It’s up on Patreon rn

[@AnonymousSaiyan]

NineTailedBrush throughout this reaction made my fucking day already & it's only 2PM. Especially when all the family cars drove up mafia style for the auction event lmao

[@moonfisher]

I love the symbolism of all the black cars with white people driving.

[@AnonymousSaiyan]

@@moonfisher That's spot on

[@mearac]

I absolutely love the variety you have on this channel. You guys are great and I'm always looking forward to your uploads

[@amirahollis1011]

AHHH just saw this come up- cannot wait to see what you think of it!! I've really loved your Harry Potter and Lord of the Rings reactions, can't wait to see the rest of the Marvel ones too!

[@quirkypurple3]

every time i remember this movie exists and come back to it, i’m blown away by daniel kaluuya. he did some of the best crying i’ve ever seen in acting during that tea scene. especially when i think about the first role i saw him in, as kenneth on skins, such a far cry from this. god, this is a great movie. wish i would’ve seen this in theaters…. i bet it was even more intense on the big screen

[@DescmondBell]

That Ninetail guy is amazingly smart. Way to call it...LOL. James was awesome with the redirecting though...LOLOL!!

[@julianaFinn]

The original ending had the cops show up and him going to jail for murder. Jordan changed it as it was too real. Great reaction guys xxx

[@adamquintal8308]

My boy's perspective was accurate from the start

[@Shythalia]

Damn, he figured out the plot again. The first time I saw this, I thought the blind guy wanted to win that bid so he can get Chris out of there.

[@IsmaelSilva7]

Great reaction guys! Nice job Ninetailed brush deducting the whole freaking plot before the twist and James testing his theory all the time with counterarguments lol you guys are great

[@Tenchi707]

Yeah he's the worst person to watch reacting to movies

[@tdali8347]

Fun fact: In the beginning, the weirdo family's son kidnaps lost-in-the-suburbs Keith (who you see later as the Black zombie party guest). I wonder who was giving him phone directions -- Rose? The song playing from the car goes: 'Run, rabbit! Run, rabbit! Run, run, run.' Jordan Peele has confessed his strange terror of rabbits many times. See his 2nd film: Us

[@phj223]

"It reminds me of the Olympic thing with the grandfather.." oof, nice catch ;)

[@cheerios3405]

omg y’all should react to “don’t breathe” !!!

[@kennedyharryson]

“They seem really interested in….like….his African American genetics” - ninetail hitting it ON THE NOSE 😄😄😄

[@squeegiebeckenheim8476]

The best part for me was the blind guy is the voice of bill on king of the hill 🤣❤️

[@LonelyWonderingWanderer]

One of the best horror films ever in my opinion

[@KiteTijink]

Where was the horror part though? This movie isn't horror and it was a bad movie IMO

[@LonelyWonderingWanderer]

@@KiteTijink I mean I said in my opinion, you're free to dislike it

[@Rainbow-qg5nl]

@@KiteTijink its not a typical horror movie with jumpscares or gore but there are so many layers and metaphors to break down so when when you do realize how complex it is and how it can be compared to real life in many ways in relation to race, its scary.

[@KiteTijink]

@@Rainbow-qg5nl Agree to disagree i guess..

[@XxXDestroyer]

@@KiteTijink I can totally understand not thinking this was scary, it's more suspense/thriller over horror. I can even understand if Get Out just isn't your type of film, preference wise. But I can't understand how any fan of film would think this was legitimately a bad film, I mean it's one of the very few films in this genre to win an Oscar.

[@orelha2064]

The movie isn't exactly scary, but the silent auction scene is just macabre. The more i think, the more macabre it gets.

[@solezeta1314]

"I don't wanna see some dude's brain" Idk why but the way you said it cracked me up

[@yummi4tunekookie]

Ninetails is brilliant. Please disregard my previous criticism; I'm just grumpy and stupid xD. This really was a joy to watch

[@captainsplifford]

Jordan Peele is a horror aficionado and an absolute auteur. Every, single shot is planned and deliberate, and loaded with subtext. He's a genius.

[@TheTrueEmrys]

Wow Ninetail immediately noticed the connection between the running and the Olympics! 😅The grandpa is obsessed with beating Jesse Owens time since he lost to him, so hes always running.

[@HorrorGeek9]

I absolutely adore Get Out. One of my favorite theater experience I ever had, the audience I watched it with was super entertaining/awesome.

[@sibanipanigrahy5509]

Its not even about putting them on the pedestal. The film's an allegory of people who say they are not rasict and still reap the benefits of a system that privileges them and is taking advantage of black people. They could do it to black people, for years without consequences because the system didn't give a damn about the people who went missing. This movie is a piece of art.

[@TimotheeReacts]

Absolutely great film!

[@jemaselite8076]

Oh hey dude

[@alexroberts2421]

The first time I watched this movie, I was scared, naturally. I slept with the light on because I didn't want to sink into darkness. But then after getting back from summer break, I attended my English class and learned about satires. And what do you know? Get Out is kind of a satire type movie. After much thinking, aside from the creepy stuff in the movie, Get Out is a great movie. Would I watch it again? Absolutely not. It kind of scared me as a African American. But great job to all the actors, especially the leading actor who stars in Black Panther. Also, I never want to hear anyone stir a spoon in a ceramic mug ever again.

[@abiejjjsh7349]

Deer is sort of alluding to Chris. He was a deer caught in the headlights. He was always too afraid to act, with his mom and always backing down when he brought up concerns to Rose. Then he got past that timid deer nature and rammed the deer right into the dad instead of acting like a deer caught in the headlights. Amazing movie by Jordan, one of my all time favorites.

[@kevincroft5246]

I think Ninetail is the first person I've seen accurately guess everything so early

[@deepalall647]

I wasn't excited for Bly Manor reaction at first but now I am waiting for the Sunday reaction 😁

[@lanagievski1540]

It’s 4am here, can’t sleep, and I’m so glad this is the first thing I see

[@jarekvelchek802]

Good choice with Jordan Peele’s genres I’m really excited for Jordan Peele’s Candyman movie comes out August 27th in theaters.

[@TheLisa-Al-Gaib]

Bradley Whitford made a very witty observation that between this movie and his role in Handmaid’s Tale he now has an entire career built on male white privilege. He is so good in both roles and the comment really stuck in my mind.

[@karenmitting7181]

Great review guys. James, please stop cracking your knuckles during the movies 🙏🏻 Sets my teeth on edge. Looking forward to seeing your review of US.

[@spud8284]

For me it's basically about cultural appropriation and it does a marvellous job of capturing. The over enthusiastic white folks celebrating black people/culture wanting to steal the their talents that the envy, whilst having them as subservient slaves. The fact it winds up so many people makes me love this film even more, the truth is too much for a lot of people to handle lol. Great video but tbh I was a little annoyed Ninetailbrush figured the premise so easily, made me feel a right dumbass lol because honestly I didn't see it coming when I first watched it. I thought there was weird mind control stuff going on but to what too what end or true extent??? I genuinely didn't think of that particular outcome. Looking forward to watching your Us reaction.

[@veroq774]

I love the quote by NineTailedBrush "oh it's night, something's about to go down"

[@ambermeanswell]

How is ninetailedbrush so smart tho? He's too good.

[@biguy617]

Jordan is doing another movie called Nope about aliens. He wants to do a Gargoyles movie based on the Disney series from the 90s but now Disney doesn’t want to do a movie.

[@KindredKeepsake]

Clutching pillows was pretty smart of you two. XD This movie was so unsettlingly real.

[@littlesparrow303]

This is an amazing movie & glad you react to this. I will miss your friend's long hair I was use to it but short hair still looks good.

[@k33ism]

I just saw this for the first time. It's brilliant, the acting and cinematography was great. But it was one of the more disturbing films I've seen and I don't know if I'd watch it again.

[@kimberlyjeanne9456]

Ninetailedbrush is very astute and theorizes correctly most of the time!

[@Corn_Pone_Flicks]

How is it that NTB seems to have hardly seen any films, and yet figures out the twist in everything about five minutes in? He should either be a screenwriter, or some sort of quality-checker to make sure your script isn't too obvious. You guys should watch Mulholland Dr. I dare you to figure that one halfway in. I think this film was pretty critical of the so-called "woke" movement, where you have bad guys who can't stop proclaiming how much they admire black people, but who are just using them to advance their own agendas and who make everything about race and differences, instead of just treating people like people.

[@purpleplanetary]

Or watch Shutter Island :)

[@НатальяСидоренко-т8й]

You can react to The Visit. This is Night Shyamalan's movie. Creepy thing

[@memyselfandi7782]

22:17 he came to and was trying to tell him to run away. He was trying to help him.

[@tina19951]

Please also react to US by Jordan Peele. I liked it more than Get Out. It's incredible.

[@whitenoisereacts]

It’s on Patreon rn. And yes, same

[@xapokalypse]

They said that in the beginning

[@YoureMrLebowski]

11:45 i have a prediction about your theory but i, too, shall keep it to myself

[@German8964]

that's why Rose doesn't let the police to check Chris's id.

[@06hAnBan26]

So glad you did this! Love the psychological thrillers! You should do Primal Fear next 😉

[@serenityq26]

the demonic voices in your edit is more scary than the actual film

[@HollyComstock15]

Ninetailedbrush basically figuring it out at 9:33 - smart dude

[@f.miller801]

Not gonna lie, I like the ending where he goes to prision more. Is more revolting and bittersweet, like in The Mist. (yes I'm weird)

[@Akshayyadav78173]

14:05 that was impressive. None of the channels I watched including myself thought that

[@daioliveira91]

Great reaction by the way 🖤

C é gata, hein?

[@jammycammy7557]

I just realised that coz the Doctor is dead, there is no one to administer and keep an eye on the state of the anaesthetic so the blind guy will wake up eventually.

[@TheGallantDrake]

I mean you gotta give Peele some credit for having the sheer balls to make this movie with this message and just drop it in the moviegoer's lap.

[@Tenchi707]

Everyone hates white people, so the movie doesn't require balls

[@starflash8346]

One of my favorite things about this movie are the subtle miscommunication between the main character and the other black people he meets. The main character uses AAVE (ex. snitch, good to see another brotha out here, etc.) and cultural gestures (fist bump) regularly throughout the film. It's very telling that the other black people aren't in touch with their blackness because they don't understand what the main character means by those things. Examples being Georgina replacing snitch with tattletale and Logan trying to give a handshake when approached with a fist bump. It's subtle but obvious once you know these characters have a white brain and no knowledge of black culture anymore.

[@CamisDeleLa4]

I love this movie and next one “Us” is amazing too! Can’t wait for see your reaction

[@serfranklin6022]

The were hypnotized like a "deer in headlights"

[@cas2762]

IIRC there was a cut of the movie with a much darker ending, where instead of his friend showing up it was the actual police.

[@canaidavis8573]

I just realized the reason why the family reacted so weirdly to Jeremy asking about if Chris likes MMA is because he wanted Chris’ body, and the parents didn’t want to give a body away for free when they could earn more from the highest bidder. That interaction didn’t make sense until now.

[@tdali8347]

Rose defending Chris against the cop was strictly to prevent law enforcement from running a photo ID into the system in a place where Chris can be connected to any of her family's prior victims who disappeared.

[@Keovey]

You guys should react to Prisoners with Hugh Jackman and Jake Gylenhaul . Same Director as Dune, it's really really good, one of Hugh Jackmans best performances ❤

[@zijielim4652]

So how can they even live a normal life in a new body if they can see flash, you’re bound to experience so many of them in day to day

[@thesubmarinekid7260]

Y'all should watch the third installment: Antebellum. It's on point with the recurring theme and it's awesome

[@thesubmarinekid7260]

p.s you bros are thematically intuitive

[@JoyfulOrb]

I can't afford to send cash, but I always watch the ads on your videos! Hoping it helps!

[@theyluvky32]

You guys should watch them!!

[@homeiswhereukeepurdealdoe]

did u get that when the officer asked for his license and she called him out, it was meant to look like she was stepping to his racism, but actually it was so there wasn't any record of him being there ;)))

[@fantasyland3646]

He puts his phone on charge but everytime like In the morning it's taken off charge so he got no battery

[@Jamiiemac]

Have you just given up on clone wars? I was really enjoying the videos going through all the classic arcs, excited for season 7. Then progress to start bad batch, you’d get so many views for that

[@esketitbryan5042]

Great video guys, I love peeles movies and I love the reaction

[@maquiavelich]

already excited for their reaction of Us

[@jadethediazfridaythe13th52]

Nice James staying mostly silent and not telling him the movie lol

[@babybunloaf]

what yall are talking about at the end isn't called reverse racism but fetishization which is different type from normal but yes. still racism

[@GeorgiaPascoe]

Did you guys check out the invisible man last year ?

[@whitenoisereacts]

No. We gonna b watching in a few weeks

[@heroinasytumbas3346]

yess more horror movies! please reacto to suspiria and saint maud

[@firecat4529]

I just wanted to ask, do you still plan on watching Invincible? I hope so, because I can not wait for your reactions to it!

[@Kori37mm]

that brown room look like the TVA

[@daisuke910]

You ask why they don't do it discreetly. Well you want to parade your merchandise and let the customer see what they can get out of it. Especially this is quite high stake. Maybe to see personality compatibility. This does not make me hv any experience in this kind of stuff 😂

[@karabelles5142]

Please watch Jordan Peele Breaks Down "Get Out" Fan Theories from Reddit | Vanity Fair Also, Spike Lee said he watched Get Out with a black audience and watched it with a white audience and they had different reactions lol There's an alternate ending where the cops that arrived were actually cops and he gets arrested.

[@lisa.222]

Tell me why at certain ppls house when I was the only valck person there I felt like I was in the get out movie. Weird vibes. And oddly enough my best friend didn't feel comfortable being the only white person with my family and im an only child, because they were black but I was always the one that had to be in her environment with her family that were all white wich I had no problem with. She specifically said that. I was shook

[@Groganee]

Ready or not, please!!! 🤞