Hot Takes: Who Can Use The N-Word?

[@TheIsaeldelgadojaime]

“Can I say it? “ “I don’t know, *try it* ” lmaooo

[@youknowwhoyouare2269]

🙃sure, findout

[@toobasaurus23]

Go ahead and say it, but some of you will die for this social experiment.

[@theYoutubeHandle]

I tried. KZbin won't let me post. lmao.

[@laronmcquilla6960]

Hahahahahahahahahahahahahaha

[@proudpolishherbsman2583]

The fact is some Poles can say it as well as some Latinos can say it. Some, but not all, because there is some percentage of racists among every ethnic group. But yes, Poles are the first and forgotten owners of the original N-word pass given to them by black nationalists straight from Haiti, for the help in fights against the French colonialists and slavemasters.The world's first free black republic was established with the contribution of Poles. You gotta know that black Haitians were pan-African for real and hated whites because of slavery, so Polish people are really exceptional, the chosen ones..

[@Turtle_Inc]

"Because if I lose, he gets to say that shit again" 🤣

[@sadsickman1116]

Im wondering if Collin Jost ever beat him

[@alcyonem2866]

Talk about pressure. 🤣😆

[@proudpolishherbsman2583]

The fact is some Poles can say it as well as some Latinos can say it. Some, but not all, because there is some percentage of racists among every ethnic group. But yes, Poles are the first and forgotten owners of the original N-word pass given to them by black nationalists straight from Haiti, for the help in fights against the French colonialists and slavemasters.The world's first free black republic was established with the contribution of Poles. You gotta know that black Haitians were pan-African for real and hated whites because of slavery, so Polish people are really exceptional, the chosen ones.

[@thetorment0r]

@@proudpolishherbsman2583 what the hell

[@lathryx]

Then you gotta fight him again.

[@smalltalkgaming]

The sign language part 😂

[@heyysimone]

Its funny cause there are a lot of pretty rascist and bigoted signs in sign language

[@frankp7411]

​@@heyysimonenwords won't even know you're calling them that either

[@TaylorJessicahArts]

I like how the last comedian broke it down logically for people why the "N" word should not be said... I love smart and funny people

[@capamag3088]

That was so relevant. He went on thier level. "Do u call ur mom "n" I burst out laughing

[@themanwiththechips3168]

His whole episode of the Stand Ups was pretty smart and funny.

[@flyingrover9022]

Indeed! The others were pathetic af!

[@JayVee223]

The guy with the Native American angle! That was borderline Dave Chappelle-ish! DC does that alot in his stand ups and not to compare them, but it was done very well. Lmao I loved it

[@aceboogie1376]

There was nothing ever logical about it. It was about taking power away from a white supremacist society that illogically (but "logically" from their self-imposed PoV) invented and wielded it for socio-political and economic reasons.

[@Lancersilva]

“You can’t think you’re better than n if you don’t even believe in yourself” yeah that checks out.

[@Dacoldest23]

You’re a fool huh

[@snimminyjickers420]

So does that mean it’s a pass?

[@coltong596]

@@snimminyjickers420 Like Marlon said, it's regional, not universal. Lol

[@Tonyhouse1168]

He hasn’t spent any time in the south. These folks can barely read but think they’re a gift to everyone. Damn shame.

[@TheActionBastard]

@@snimminyjickers420 I mean... "try it" he said... and I feel like that's the right answer. See how it goes. Works for you? Awesome! Grats! You get punched by a very angry black dude? Maybe dont say it again.

[@thetuerk]

13:19 The sublime chocke as if he was holding back tears is RIDICULOUS acting 🤣

[@zellbaby38]

"Im not gonna hit her,, She's 100 percent correct that's exactly what I was talking about" 😂😂

[@billyalarie929]

I can’t even get through the video I’m laughing too hard at that.

[@zellbaby38]

@@billyalarie929 you might wanna finish it. It's painfully hilarious 😂

[@yosephdawson7045]

YO THAT CAME UP AS I READ IT

[@bdstudios6088]

@@yosephdawson7045 Timestamp? I missed it

[@speedymikey23]

@@bdstudios6088 0:50

[@Klaus_sicTV]

The last comedian is just genius. the "definitely in a few songs" is the answer to the N-word issue.

[@TheRealBrit]

I don't get it, is he saying you can say it and sing along to it as long as you don't call someone it? Because I can say my mother's name and I can sing it in songs I just don't call her it to her face.

[@alwayzhip]

@@TheRealBrit people use the "well the n word is in songs" argument as to a reason why they want to say it so bad... but just like his mom's name is in songs, he still doesn't call her by her name...

[@TheRealBrit]

@LetsBeHonest not bargaining just trying to understand what this comment means because the logic doesn't make sense

[@TheRealBrit]

@@alwayzhip exactly my point, it's a dumb argument because you would still sing your mom's name in the song, if he's singing come on Eileen I doubt he'd be silent on the Eileen part just because it's his mom's name, he'd still sing it. But with the N word you would not sing it even if its just the song not actually calling anyone it. It's a bad comparison.

[@alwayzhip]

@@TheRealBrit no you're still not getting it, it's like yall really wanna say the n word so bad yall ignore logic smh.. he still won't call his mom Eileen to her face even if it's in a song... which is people's argument as to why they should be able to say the n word to us. If you have the willpower to NOT call your mom her name even though you can hear it on songs, you somehow, soonest someway, can have the willpower to not say the n word even though you can hear it in songs...

[@themanhimself427]

The awkward way that Childish Gambino told us he was banging his girlfriend was the real highlight

[@aestheticswim3397]

We just all need to say it

[@redneckshaman3099]

I'm married to the most beautiful n👁️gg@r in the world ❤️

[@ors1n0___58]

Making the sex

[@redneckshaman3099]

@DR LARRY NASSAR IS A HERO!!!!!!!! the lady whose name appears on your birth certificate 🤔

[@redneckshaman3099]

@DR LARRY NASSAR IS A HERO!!!!!!!! sense*

[@LookingForAName...]

Last one really had me laughing. "Christina. It ends with an a not an er, but you still don't call her that." 🤣

[@ianmackenzie1073]

His improv was fantastic 😅

[@nicoleraheem1195]

😂😆

[@Turdfergusen382]

On the fly too.

[@tunzalaabil6976]

I didn’t get this. Could you please explain?

[@rebelmouth9349]

@@ianmackenzie1073 I'm doubting that was improve, but it was very funny nonetheless. notice how each name magically paralleled with the exact point he wanted to make about the "N" word being used.

[@davesmilingcoyote]

Fuck yes! As a Native, I can honestly say that Tony Woods NAILED IT!

[@christopherbic7688]

We used to watch cowboys and Indians in western movies. Indians were usually the 'bad' guys. I recently saw a buffalo bust (taxidermy prepared) in the bed of a truck of a white man. I remember an explicit photogragh in my school social studies book. A mound of buffalo skins many times larger than the white men around it. That photograph has touched me deeply; has made me cry. Seeing a bust in a truck is like some (word/s) shit. No other way to explain this. Should not be, yet is. Peace to you.

[@C.u.d.s]

Wait, was his bit actually true?

[@greyhood2564]

I heard it from a Native American (who was actually 1/4 native) that they don't really care if they are called Native, Indian or Indigenous people but that their preferred term as they refer to themselves is Indian or American Indian. Is this not true?

[@biggzeeinc.118]

​@@greyhood2564 I'm full blood Ojibwe from Ontario and yea it matters but it depends on the region up here call a native a Indian we throwing hands period, also Same thing with like how people say the word "savage" in songs and in life freely not realising it's a major native slur

[@Sooopa_Doopa]

@@greyhood2564 You do realize every race/ethnicity/culture has its own supply of dumb assess? 1/4 native means they had 1 native grandparent. What were the other 3/4?

[@SpiritualSchmuck]

I'll never forget in college and going to an all black family barbecue and the kool aid was so strong I was like wtf?!?! Is this spiked with something? I never had anything like that.

[@Scoopthemoopoop]

The fact that they actually had koolaid at a cookout, those were some ghetto raised negus

[@c-4howze799]

Lmao that funny asf

[@blackrain0_0thegreatest9]

Lmfao this comment is outrageous 💀

[@valjeanlee7060]

I just bust out laughing..😂

[@finnz7786]

Dats them mine be a lil tart

[@SonOfKimo]

That Indian one had me rolling shit was a great set up

[@odeszaa]

Did your brain dead ass even listen? We’re not Indians, we live in the americas and refer to ourselves as native or indigenous. India is in eurasia.

[@fideletamo4292]

The punchline was excellent! He said i felt white for a moment, that's some great point right here...Damn!

[@omartorres6803]

Facts

[@MrPesante2008]

Tony Woods is brilliant! You can see why Dave Chappell when he started comedy, wanted to be like Tony.

[@SonOfKimo]

@@MrPesante2008 thats crazy I never knew. Makes alot of sense though!

[@em0_tion]

Of all the details in Che's jokes, the "city bike" got me the most! 😂 Can't wait to see 2nd season of his damn show! 🔥

[@Rapamaru]

Can u epxlain it to me,im not from US.

[@amirmahmoud3145]

@@Rapamaru City bike is just a bike you can rent in most US cities. It's often seen that the sterotyped white people who like to go out in nature and ride bikes and all that are the ones seen on them. So he's pretty much just saying this small white guy beat the shit out of him and hoped on a bike he didnt even own and peddled his ass away. Forget the context and just picture that image in your head, pretty damn funny :) Edit: Hard to explain a joke like this, did my best so enjoy!

[@corvinduguap]

@@Rapamaru we have bikes in big cities (such as New York City) that you can rent for a certain period of time

[@GueroLiftz]

@@corvinduguap in my city we got electric scooters, same concept

[@GueroLiftz]

@@corvinduguap in my city we got electric scooters, same concept

[@Crimson28]

Tarantino gave himself an N-word pass. His writing process is he writes the N-word a thousand times on a notepad figures out a story he can tell. And adds women’s feet in there.

[@comentaristametaforico9287]

Sorry for reviving the comment, but the feet comes first, and theeen everything else...

[@concernedcommenter8258]

It was like three movies- mostly because they were set in the past.

[@Cere4L_K1ller]

Tarantino is neo, we should all be Black and White at the same time, why does it matter anyway ? We are what we are and we live together, period. And I love inglorious basterds and reservoir dogs 😏

[@_BreathOfFreshAir_]

And somehow this process creates bangers.

[@ManiacX1999]

Historically, whites have always gave themselves the pass

[@jaysmooth4998]

Lmao Marlon got me dying. I had a friend I did the exact same thing with. I’ll let you say it, just don’t be running around saying it anywhere cuz I aint saving you.

[@777Skeptic]

It's the same with Asians. My best friends who aren't Asian, are the only ones allowed to call me "chink," and only to me. Close friends can be present, but no strangers.

[@Shark-hn4mv]

@@777Skeptic, ehhhhh, that's mainly derogatory though. The N word (with an a) among peers isn't.

[@quietlike]

Your mentality of “let you say it” is stupid. Who the fuck are you to “allow” what another person has to say. They can say whatever they want. You dont have to like it. And they can deal with whatever consequences that comes woth saying dumb shit. But you have no right to censor someone else, period.

[@21bound]

@@Shark-hn4mv only if said peers are Black

[@professorxaviour3649]

@@Shark-hn4mv shut up and stay out of black peoples business.

[@MojoJojoJunior]

Donald Glover's energy was amazing.

[@aboutkimmy]

I miss this version of him

[@eolsunder]

@@aboutkimmy so do I. I loved the funny version of Donald. He got all serious as an adult but hey that's his choice. But I do miss the great comedy aspect in his Community days.

[@bambehdeluxe8751]

His personality is pretty rotten. Very pretentious and egotistical

[@kevinromeo7220]

@@bambehdeluxe8751 you mean recently, or always ?

[@alponte_]

@@kevinromeo7220 recently

[@tyjuarez]

That koolaid bit was relatable even as a white latino. idc if it's koolaid, gatorade or minute maid, if you call the flavor by its government name you are a cop.

[@DuckPlaysDrums]

as a asian fr

[@davidsantiago7808]

I don't get this joke im Hispanic, what's the "government" names for different Kool aids? I just call it as I sees it.

[@DuckPlaysDrums]

@@davidsantiago7808 Red is "fruit punch" blue is "tropical punch" etc etc

[@davidsantiago7808]

@@DuckPlaysDrums oh I always called it like that, I didn't know some cultures refer only by color. Wouldn't it get confusing if there's 2 similar colors? What if you have cherry kool-aid and fruit punch Kool aid? Are they both just called red?

[@kconway2263]

I’m white, and I’d call purple drinks grape, but when asking for other flavors, I ask for a red or yellow Gatorade. I think the same is true of Jello (green instead of lime) and popsicles. Except those gross banana flavored pops. Anyone who calls red Kool-aid fruit punch is just being uppity.

[@ricaivory6571]

"Felt good to be white for a lil while" 😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@fideletamo4292]

That was an incredible multi layered punchline...Damn!

[@ce4578]

This are the funniest comedians I've seen in a while I definitely like the part when sir asked for his n word pass to cool

[@Hinterfrage]

he would feel even better ... if he would working in line with his genetic heritage ... in his genetic home country! rather than in a foreign country of a foreign culture ... in which he has no part in the act of creation ... a tree without roots has no future

[@firemug4373]

I'm mad they didn't use Donald Glover's Charlie Sheen bit. It's exactly on who's allowed to say it and who's not.

[@brandonszczech6516]

IT'S NOT JUST ME

[@ligmaballzac1584]

That whole special is a masterpiece, " wait, you... can shit on command? How are you not a super hero like pow pew pow!"

[@ditkovichpaysmyrent]

@LetsBeHonestGatekeeping the word is fine but the snark is lame behavior and you’re in every comment with it…

[@nelsonmakesmusic445]

what was the charlie sheen bit?

[@jesse8028]

@@nelsonmakesmusic445 find it

[@KayoMonei]

Marlon killed that bit lol

[@toxictaco9922]

"we were making sex" is the funniest goddamn thing ever to me I have no idea why but after 15 minutes I'm still laughing

[@weedgrass2338]

The Native American skit made me tear up. I like that comedian.

[@JakeSezz]

Bruh, Marlon Wayans was on point! 😂 If you’re blessed with a pass, it’s not universal. But, to add to it…it’s like insurance, right? Just because you *got it* don’t mean you should go out and find ways to *use it* 😂

[@BlessingNunoo]

Bro this took me out🤣🤣

[@ImTheGibby]

Is the only white guy on a all African American basketball team I have the pass from all the guys on the team. But on the court I WILL NOT SAY IT even in a huddle. I rarely say it as is, only next to my favorite teammates that I’ve known for a long time, guys I would consider brothers and its only jokingly.

[@MrVaDelux]

@@ImTheGibby lol dont say that shit bruh. They setting u up for failure

[@kwasiadisi3633]

@Gibby2kay that's an excellent strategy......I personally don't mind if I know the person well enough to know that there is no racism there......cause sometimes it's the correct word for the situation. I've also been a musician, and I have a certain appreciation for accuracy and precision in a performance, so in that sense, TO ME, it's fair game when it's part of a lyric.... BUT......I also understand that my feelings on the word are personal and are probably much more liberal than most other black people, so I make sure to tell my friends to whom I give "the pass" that even if I don't mind, I can't speak for any other black person who might hear them AND that I CANNOT defend them if they piss someone off with it, so it's their responsibility. Then again, anyone who I would say that to already has that figured out, doesn't want to chance going somewhere unintended, and most importantly simply chooses not to say it anyway...So I guess my feelings are when it comes to that word, if you have to use it just be respectful and be SURE of how it will be received by EVERYONE who might hear you....cause it's tough to predict how any given person will feel....or how they will react. And if you offend someone, don't quote this.....I will flat out deny you. It's probably just easiest to just avoid the word altogether, lest you catch a random ass whooping cause you thought you were safe....

[@BlessingNunoo]

@@kwasiadisi3633 a fellow Ghanaian? 👀👀

[@MrLittletube]

“Word son, then what you do? Well then I got my ass kicked for 15 minutes” I don’t know if I’m just super high, but that is GOAT material. The delivery is impeccable. Bravo sir. Edit: “then he yelled it again!” 😂😂😂

[@danielbalboni6804]

Che is brilliant

[@lunaticgaming7967]

I laughed so hard at that shit, my wife thought I'd done went retarded!!!! 🤣

[@shadowprince4482]

And rode off on his city bike. 🤣

[@gageshippy2256]

It was embarrassing.

[@wa6488]

Timestamp?

[@DieFarbeLila88]

Oh my god, this was somewhat healing😂 to hear people joke about this rather tense topic. Absolutely amazing! Thank you!

[@jhtsurvival]

I love Michael Che. He's a great comedian

[@DeadSezSo]

As a white kid who grew up in a very urban environment surrounded by drug dealing and violence, I always had black friends growing up because I played basketball and football with them. It's not that they were drug dealers or violent, just that we understood the environment and came from the same kind of background. One time, a huge 6'4 250lb white kid called my buddy kyari a "n-f" (you know if you watch Chapelle) on the bus. Kyari was probably 5'8 190, but he was built and not fat like the white kid. And he said "word? Okay." And me, my brother and one other white kid and the black kids in my neighborhood all got off at the dudes stop. The bus driver was a black lady and she just pretended she ain't know what was happening and let 9 teenagers get off a couple miles away from their normal stop lol dude thought he was gonna get jumped but little did he know, we knew kyari was gonna wear his big azz out one on one and we wanted to watch lol this was just a couple years before smart phones were widespread, I wish we got to film it. You ever seen a cat take 4 or 5 swipes at a big dogs face before the dog could even react? Well it was just like that lol 250 pounds of dead weight dropped to the ground. What was cool about it is they start splashing water on his face to wake him up and when he came to, they sat him up and explained to him that you can't just call a black kid the n word because if their parents or the neighborhood finds out and they didn't fight you, they getting in trouble. The dude actually apologized and for the rest of the year, it was kumbaya on that bus lol

[@jesse8028]

Mmm

[@cheddarsunchipsyes8144]

Mmm

[@emanuelmendoza9613]

And then you woke up

[@gaiaxyc9177]

Nice story telling

[@Ilovecheesecakebaby]

I love this happy ending tho 🤣

[@bryanrosez]

12:52 “WHOS YOUR FAVORITE FUCKING INDIAAAAANNN”😂🤣

[@divineflexx2780]

Bro Marlon Wayans literally read his job application from Don't Be A Menace. "your hobbies are eating, drinkin, smokin, and all types of Ill shit"

[@BeeStrings]

He had me rollin.😂

[@divineflexx2780]

@Dave Smith damn son

[@idontknowwhattoputhere.3572]

@Dave Smith uncalled for.

[@xsytrance175]

yessss I'm glad someone else noticed!!! that movie has soooo many quotable scenes lol

[@eat_pray_porg8450]

"Sex? Hell yeah!" 😄

[@woog74]

Thank you to Marlon, FINALLY someone came out and said it. I have black friends that I have a pass with, just like they could say anything they wanted to me and we just laugh. But damn straight I'm not trying it out around a new black friend.

[@woog74]

@BlackBettyBoo72 As stated, it's not even something I need to stop myself from doing, as it's just not something I would normally do. These are some of my very closest friends. I'm not sure there's anything we could say to one another that would offend any of us. We've been through a lot over the years, we have a lot of history.

[@jwatkinsville2.534]

@BlackBettyBoo72 I second that! I'm cool with many white people but even they know better. Just because we're friends doesn't give you a pass...

[@tyetr9853]

Yikes, humans giving other grown humans permission to say a word. Them niggas are sad.

[@brandonchapman2525]

I rarely ever say it bc I respect why it shouldn't be said but I got a few black friends that I known since childhood that are ok with me saying it, also a group of black people in highschool that I didn't know but they knew my friends..they WANTED me to say the n word but with the a..but I still refused to say it. I only say it when I'm explaining it's history or quoting the really n word meme. But most of the time I don't ever say it bc I'm a white American Indian

[@АндрогинЙао]

@BlackBettyBoo72 If it's part of a joke, there's no problem

[@prodcorreikamir]

Che gotta be one of the funniest underrated comedians out

[@vavavogue4070]

That last comic was hilarious 🤣

[@asym52]

What's your mother's name? Carol? Do you ever call her n...? No. GENIUS!!!!

[@ekdaufin1485]

Yes the last comic was fantastic and that crowd work brilliant!

[@ChinaDoll305]

Tony Woods is a legend! I grew up watching him on comic view.

[@DDWeirdGang]

11:21 😂😂😂😂😂 "Come on mane I'm just tellin y'all the story....whoaaa easy.."

[@iAssassins]

That Indian joke was fucking golden hilarious 😂

[@shill1444]

I had NO IDEA Tony Woods was that Fucking hilarious! 😂😂😂

[@oRuTRa45]

The legendary Tony Woods.

[@vidalovecraft2903]

Everyone killed it! Great compilation!

[@preplocc]

That 2nd to last Standup was genius. Had to say 'wow', to myself. Very funny!

[@CallMeMicahT]

Michael Che is fucking hilarious. I can watch comedy and not laugh and this dude had me dying.

[@MrLittletube]

That first guy is way better than any comedian on SNL.

[@sws212]

The first guy is a head writer on SNL, dude write and/or approves all their jokes.

[@Ottophil]

You are an idiot! Lol

[@MrLittletube]

I know he’s on snl I’m just playing. But i didn’t know he was a head writer. Wow. Good on him. He’s fucking funny.

[@aboutkimmy]

He is on snl.

[@MrLittletube]

@@aboutkimmy read the replies

[@DaltonHBrown]

8:10 "now I know how to spell my wife and my daughter's name!" 🤣🤣

[@mikeg6285]

"What's your favorite Kool-aid?" "Fruit punch" "Idk, I like grape" I woulda said purple drank. It could go either way if I get the pass, or jumped.

[@DS2951]

Don't got that. You want some apple drank? It's greeeen

[@cougnation212]

Purple drank is cough syrup tho mixed with stuff when you say purple drank nobody just thinks its kool-aid right?

[@papaboo._.]

@@cougnation212 lean??

[@nicoleraheem1195]

Hahaha

[@bayharborbutcherfr]

@@cougnation212 it’s from an old dave chappelle skit

[@Strahbaerie]

Last one was my favorite. Can't help but notice they didn't show the part of Donald Glover's set where he actually addresses his opinions on people using that word. They also didn't submit Trevor Noah's beautiful take. In one of his specials he talks about a that word having an entirely different meaning in his native language which is absolutely priceless.

[@justinmattison1465]

Trevor gets a lot of hate because of the daily show but he's one of the smartest comedians I've ever listened to

[@beautifulmidnight]

⁠@@justinmattison1465 I think honestly, any comedian who had to/got to follow Jon Stewart would’ve gotten hate, but the amount of hate Trevor Noah got was fucking ridiculous.

[@C_R105]

The last joke has my eyes watering with how funny it was

[@walterscogginsakathesilver6246]

The last Comedian had a damn good point.

[@johnmormino8189]

The last comedian hit that shit on the nail.

[@heyysimone]

She wanted to help but she immediately knew her massive mistake 😂

[@bradwinslow3450]

Che is fucking hilarious, and Brian Simpson's bit that closes out this video is perfect.

[@poutinedavid8937]

Woods: "Everybody's like 'Yo my Indiaaaann!' You mean these people... Got a word... That they can call each other... That nobody else can use? That's some selfish shit."

[@angeldunbar9644]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Moneystayswithme]

The punch line of that "Indian" joke is crazy😄🤣😂

[@hebercloward1695]

Man Tony Woods nailed the accent. Lived near a Rez for years, and got flash backs with his impression.

[@JnoEL1]

Last dude made a good point lol I've never called my mom by her first name and never wondered why just had a feeling that wouldn't go over too well 😂😂😂

[@Incognito1786]

My little sister did that to my dad once and I witnessed it. It definitely didn't go well.

[@nas84payne]

I’ve never called her by her first name either in my 38 years of life! It’d seem insulting 😀

[@morticiaheisenberg9679]

I did once as a teenager because we were at the store, I kept saying "mom", "mother", over and over. Every other mom in the damn store looked at me, except her. So I called her name, she finally turned around but acted like i yelled "N!"😂😂😂😂😂

[@blake1896]

“As a black guy I can’t say screw the pooch” 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@davidcook2172]

The sign language joke killed me.

[@sillyxxstarr]

“Cause I was thinking, ‘this some selfish shit’” 😂😂

[@ACEBeantown]

Using the N-word for the "culture" will always keep us behind. No other ethics have a cool derogatory word for the culture.

[@Mirekluk]

And that's what confuses white people. In the 1st world, there is freedom of speech. As long as you don't break specific laws (Lying in court for example) you're free to say ANYTHING. You are free to say that Al Qaida are full of chinese unicorns wanting to destroy tall buildings. You are free to say the president of US is nothing but senile old fart or orange biggot. You can. Nothing wrong. As far as law is concerned. But then you have racial slur, which unlike others (chinks is honestly one come to mind, coming from mostly homogenous country) is elevated and used normally by one group, while the rest is denied. And it's acceptable to punish that violence in the current mindset. (But not law) Of course white ppl want to say it. Like they want to be able to talk shit about anyone else. Since they technically can. When people say that freedom of speech is not freedom of consequences, I cringe. Because half the time it's used to justify breaking the law (assault for example). Yeah, you can shun them, refuse to have anything to do with them, and you can make sure you're circle knows not to deal with that guy. That you can do, and it's consequence of free speech. But not punch him.

[@snatchadams69]

Agreed you don't hear Jewish or Latino people calling each other the epithets.

[@youtubeviolatedme7123]

It's just as much a symptom as a cause. If a racial/ethnic group feels "otherized" by other groups, the culture will reflect that. But the culture also reinforces the "otherization." I'm not sure what the solution is.

[@IggyFireMist]

When my girls were little a neighbor girl (of color) called them the n word and one of them came and asked me what that meant. I was like where did you hear that and they told me. I said it was a bad word and they shouldn't say it. But I thought maybe we should talk to the parents. So my husband went with me and her father was a huge man and was arguing loudly with my husband and fixing to start a fight. When he started cussing I said, "Now, we know where she got it from." Which surprisingly made her father realize the truth and calm down. Especially being that there were were little children watching and listening to all of it. He apologized and shook hands with my husband and we never had any more problems. Waiting to exhale had a whole different meaning, after that.

[@soldier257]

"you can't think you're better than n*****s if you don't believe in yourself, i just don't buy it" is probably the best comedic standup quote i've heard in the last 5 years that didn't come out of Dave Chapelle.

[@soldier257]

@@jds3068 i knew Pryor was ahead of his time but damn!

[@QTrades886]

@@soldier257 😭😭😭😭

[@ShanKatOD]

Grape really does do something in the mouth 🍇 Kool Aid and Comedy have an important relationship

[@youknowwhoyouare2269]

Pause? Phrasing?

[@walksoflifesixnine]

Black cherry is by far the best flavor, but damn I hate saying the name out loud

[@transracial5078]

@@walksoflifesixnine the pornstar?

[@angelusumbrae]

0:32 Lmao! This kicked off hard. 😆 Also this word, just like every single other word, only has as much power as we give it. Now if an individual is hurt by that word because of some terrible life experience, it's not necessarily wrong for you to feel that way. While slurs about my ethnicity, sex, etc don't offend me, I realize that different people are hurt by different things. But regardless of that, it doesn't change that words only have the power that we allow them to have. And if everyone on this planet stopped for a bit, and thought to themselves how it is nonsense, this word and all other slurs could lose all their hurtfullness. Personally, I thought like this: "Why should the rudeness from some ignorant person have any sort of effect on me? They don't know me, and they do not deserve to hurt me. And if they want to judge me based on my skin color, or on my hair or eyes or any or any other characteristic that I didn't choose and that doesn't have any effect on who I am as a person, then they are too stupid for me to care about what they think.". And since then not only have bigoted comments not affected me, but ANY insults directed towards me haven't bothered me. Especially ones with no basis in fact, or ones based on bigotry or any others without any sense to them. Addendum: Remember, I'm not saying anybody is wrong for feeling hurt by bigoted comments or statements. What I am saying is that anybody who says those things to you doesn't deserve to make you feel any sort of hurt. Cause they're too ignorant or stupid to be worth your emotions.

[@fabianthegreat10]

7:45 "SPELL IT!" 🤣

[@itzdead4001]

Anyone can say the n-word. But it’s your choice of whether you should or should not say it. Anything you say may cause consequences, no matter how offensive or how non-offensive it may seem.

[@supercal3944]

No only black people can say it. If ur not black, don’t fucking say it.

[@lidiyiagezaw2643]

white ppl been saying it for centuries and now that they cant they're losing their shit

[@intercat4907]

Nice post. If you alter it to "Anyone can say anything", then you just summed up human conversation in a few little sentences, and that ... that's dang near brilliant.

[@shanchan8247]

People forget freedom of speech protects you from the government. It doesn't protect you from catching hands and feet from people you tick off.

[@TheBeerae]

i feel like you really wanna say the n word bro

[@Kingkwass]

lmao i love how even the drummer in the back is dying of laughter

[@tenenbaummark]

Michael Che has some great standup is seems. I need to see more, I just know him from SNL

[@therealbigboss101]

Funny ass hell never heard of him

[@shan0997]

Michael Che never fails to have my sides splitting 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@ryhanejohnson9295]

"The flavor is RED"

[@williamhouse6177]

Che is underrated

[@alphonsusseketa6679]

That last guy had it on point . 😂😂👌👏👏👏

[@dbznappa]

This made me go watch Brian Simpsons set on The Standups. I had no idea, it's so awesome! I literally NEVER would have seen it without this clip.

[@fercho2040]

The last one. Just, wow. Great example to use when explaining this to my ESL students.

[@4knewt505]

I was legit making RED Kool aid right when he said the joke 🤣 the packet said tropical punch but for real though, the flavor is red

[@beautifulmidnight]

Man, I don’t trust people who refer to kool aid/gatorade/powerade by the colour and not the flavour. “What flavour is the blue one?” “….it’s blue.” “….no, but the flavour.” “It’s blue, my guy. I don’t know what you want from me”

[@beautifulmidnight]

@@Vinter00000 Nah. It tastes like blue.

[@d.o.a9236]

10:45 Thats sentence looks like the last sentence from a 80s sitcom 😂😂😂 the last phrase and then the audience clap and there is a freeze frame for no reason 😂😂

[@rachelwitherspoon4394]

I remember that Cosby episode. That shirt was HILARIOUS.

[@jeffmorris8528]

Itsy Amarada. LOL.

[@rojack79er]

I have to admit as a black person I constantly say the N word around my friends who forget that I'm black and we have a big laugh because they never seem to see it coming.

[@grabble7605]

Of course they don't see it coming. No normal human being says "the N word".

[@rojack79er]

@@grabble7605 plenty of "normal" people say it. Not entirely sure how you think someone who says it somehow isn't normal 🤣

[@koumilocc]

@@rojack79er He doesnt know there are 2 n words

[@tesmith47]

You should face your mother's wrath channeled by me

[@geekdiggy]

comedians use plants all the time, but this bit by brian simpson was the most brilliant i've ever seen.

[@tanyawade5197]

That was hilarious! I loved Marlon’s set. The one about the Indigenous ppl was too funny & I hope it’s true😁. The last one was just perfect! 💖✌🏽✊🏽

[@YonekuniKyuhyun]

Marlon's bit got me because I remembered Chappelle's juice bit and I laughed way harder.

[@totsh2056]

Water, sugar and purple 😂😂😂

[@christopherallen826]

The crowd got quite..... like it just did!! 🤣🤣🤣 The room did get very quite

[@pilotonthescene]

Yup, I’m Native and “Indian” is an insider term.

[@fatihkaleoglu5874]

Yes, but question: would you be offended if I said calling Native people Indian is wrong?

[@jas_bataille]

@@fatihkaleoglu5874 What kinda queastion is that??! They just answered your damn question. It's an insider term - do you need the definition of insider term? Of course they would be offended like what

[@fatihkaleoglu5874]

@@jas_bataille You missed the point of the question. A different question for you then: do you think they would be offended if I talked about the Indian prime minister?

[@qqgamer545]

Not true for all Indians or Native Americans though. There's groups that fight for their right to keep using Indian lol. There's also a interesting history to that word. The story about Indians from India and all that confusion seems to be fake. Actual historical records show the journals referring to the nicest people known as indios. Which is ANYTHING BUT offensive. Check it: “Columbus knew he was nowhere near India” and that he was so charmed by the people he found in the Caribbean--so sweet, happy, blessed --he called them Los Gentes en (or in ) Dios , meaning “the people in God.” This is what Columbus wrote to Ferdinand and Isabella, Abbey reports, and the name Indios stuck, becoming changed by usage to Indians . Seems like the Cleveland Indians could have just changed their name to Indios. Or not changed it at all since Indian isn't actually offensive. The only offensive words used for Native Americans were actually derogotory are injuns, savages, and bush whackers and scalpers. Those seem pretty loaded with derogetory context unlike Indians.

[@jpizzleforizzle]

The correct ratio of sugar to water to make koolaid is the same with southern sweet tea. ... enough to make it sweet enough.

[@tauriusmagnamus3281]

The last two were great. Intellectual comedy is the best. Makes you think about the subject this video is showcasing.

[@harvey10k]

1:24 I never realized how silly this was until he said it. It's facts though 👀

[@toobasaurus23]

Back in my home of Australia in1996, we had some American basketball teams come over to play some of our teams and we hosted one or two of those players in our homes. After a week of competition and games, we grew close. After one play I made during one of the last games, an African American player on the opposing team shouted to me, "My N****!" He slapped my hand and chest bumped me. I didnt know what to do... I asked him later at dinner after the game... "You guys use that word as a term of respect?" He replies "Yeah. Me and my brothers can say it, but you can't!"... and laughed 😅 . He taught everything I needed to know about that word. I respected him for that and we still talk 26 years later.

[@michaelb.3438]

Buffalo shooting suspect wrote a racial slur on gun Wake up Black people you can't fight racism with racial slurs stop using N=word or promoting it this is a wake-up call On May 14, 2022, a mass shooting occurred at a Tops Friendly Markets supermarket in Buffalo, New York, United States. Ten people were killed, and three others were injured. The shooter live-streamed the attack on the service Twitch. A suspect is currently in custody. He is alleged to have posted a manifesto in which the author describes himself as a white supremacist. Eleven of the victims were African-American, and two were white. The attack was described as an act of domestic terrorism, and the incident is currently being investigated as a racially motivated terrorist attack.

[@iahmdkills]

*26 years

[@rockstar450]

Sounds like racism to me? 2 rules depending on your skin colour?

[@bruggeman672]

toobasaurus except there are clearly times black people use the word in an expressly derogatory way, so while that claim is certainly part of it, its not all of it. I just cannot understand how it's not simply become something one demographic can say that others cannot, and i gave yet to hear anyone give a satisfactory explanation of this phenomenon.

[@Sooopa_Doopa]

@@rockstar450 You sir have no idea what racism is. I'm just letting you know racism is not wordplay

[@diambo4life]

4:57 Jesus,,,that was great lol

[@dewimayangsari556]

That is why as an Asian person myself, I always train my mind to say ninjas rather than the actual word so now rap songs would sound kind of cute

[@ricca5942]

This ninjas trippin

[@mickeyagney966]

76u8

[@youknowwhoyouare2269]

The mental gymnastics it took to stretch and contort that into a joke is Olympic level

[@dewimayangsari556]

@@youknowwhoyouare2269 much better than trying to get on things because of fomo, better be dumb funny than fake, I know no one will get mad if I change the n word to c word just so I can sing my favorit songs without making woke people get on my back like I pissed on their ancestors grave

[@jessewolff831]

Oh that's a good idea!

[@peewee130946]

10:30 this is the most true shit. Lmao 🤣

[@mankeez5892]

“Who sent you?” “Laq’kieché” “Spell it.” What the fuck. Marlon Wayans is a genius

[@nyenetuetitusnyankoon8688]

Deaf people been saying n***a for ages 😂🤣

[@BiLdoEMcLown]

Unpopular opinion... ANYONE CAN SAY THE "N WORD". *results may vary*

[@77Creation]

😆 Facts

[@3XZDgg]

Nah. That's really it. It's regional like Marlon said. Your close black friends more than likely won't care. But outside of that circle, other black people will.

[@BiLdoEMcLown]

@@3XZDgg hence the results varying, duh

[@mangotango9116]

Idk I say it’s either everyone can say it, or no one should

[@BiLdoEMcLown]

@@mangotango9116 everyone is capable. The rest of the people might react. That's all I mean by that.

[@toorelevant364]

Better not go around saying “indiannnns.” Hehe that made me laugh 😂 “It felt good to be white for a little bit.” LOL

[@johnnyb368]

10:47 Why it sound like the entire crowd jumped in on saying the n word

[@terrancejacobs1274]

Cus they def did

[@neghiethervil5606]

Marlon's set was heelarious 🤣😂😂

[@Leo_3-16]

Michael Che hit it

[@mr.doctorcaptain1124]

He always does. One of the best in the business right now

[@Josue166]

The layers on that last joke. Bravo!! Bravo Sir!! Comedy Gold!!!

[@tiffanyphoenix-zitz5106]

Tony Woods and Brian Simpson are fucking GOLD!!!!!!

[@CRRNCRW]

The dude writing the captions must’ve had a field day with this one 💀💀💀

[@reeceaustin481]

9:50 is the best damn transition ever

[@ypmm53]

Donald Glover aka Childish Gambino is a talented brother! He can sing and do jokes. Yes. This is the guy with that hit song Redbone!

[@xaesalyszimpkee]

When in songs, I try to replace it with something that seems fitting to the context 'homie' 'man' 'daddy' 'player' etc, works 99% of the time

[@keyeragriffin3883]

so what happens for the other 1 percent?

[@xaesalyszimpkee]

@@keyeragriffin3883 you just don't say anything, pause for the beat

[@fuckcensorship69]

You're so silly. Makes the music so "edgy" when you feel you cant even speak the lyrics. Lol. You silly tool

[@arsenic3714]

Where’s the equality in that

[@xaesalyszimpkee]

@@arsenic3714 🤦🤦‍♀️🤦‍♂️

[@takeyasearles8010]

Water to sugar ratio for Kool Aid 🤣🤣🤣 9:10