Shout out to homegirl for rewinding it a lil before replaying. Rule 1o1 ❤
@user-ly1ip2ui9e8 ай бұрын
As a black man where is this wrong at all the message is clear what was said is true in a way people are not ready to hear the facts this song is as old as it is where are the facts wrong
@Mrchop823 ай бұрын
As a black man to thats true but I don’t think they need ti say the n word even tho ik its a black guy saying it for the white guy.
@skinny5089Ай бұрын
This is easily the best reaction I've seen to this song. As a white man I like to watch black people react to things like this to gain a new perspective, and I've noticed a lot of reactors completely miss the point of this song. You guys are so open minded and had some really good feedback 🙏
@Xemptuous7 ай бұрын
You guys got some strong minds inside your heads; props out to your commentary and insightful discussion, as well as your openmindedness. Loved the reaction
@eaglelove008 ай бұрын
Soooo much respect to you both. You made me tear up several times. Please Lord allow everyone to move past our past generations transgressions. Maybe someday…. If we take the power back from those who want us all divided. Forces of evil 😕
@TheJdizzle147 ай бұрын
I feel like u can think critically it’s not many people like us out here. It be feeling stressful dealing with people who can’t man 🤦🏽♂️😭
@dayngerreviews7 ай бұрын
You guys are incredible reactors and you definitely understood what the song is really about thanks so much for this! Please do react to Joyner Lucas Devil’s Work 1 & 2 when you get a chance!!
@jenniferclark80518 ай бұрын
These our the conversations that are needed!
@saintoflostcauses8 ай бұрын
Made it to the end. I really enjoyed your reaction! 🤘🏻🤙🏻
@JustanotherJoe-ys2vh8 ай бұрын
I wish people would just grow up! It’s painful enough just to exist. Please everyone, LOVE ❤❤❤🙏
@blackfairyxdusy8 ай бұрын
Your facial piercings are incredible! In the 30 years I’ve been alive, I’ve never seen anyone actually suit that amount of facial piercings at once! I’m jealous af! 😛 sending much love ❤️xxx
@ImCarpet6 ай бұрын
You guys get it. I’ve seen a few reactions to this where they pick a side (usually of their own race) and completely miss the point of the video. Both verses are inherently racist.. both sides are right and wrong in their own ways and it’s more about how we should understand each other instead of picking a side. This song has such a beautiful message and it’s a shame that it goes over so many peoples heads, but y’all get it! Amazing reaction.
@QualityShXt6 ай бұрын
Yea I really enjoyed this one! Some vital reality points to pick up on 💯 Thanks for the support 🙏🏾
@alexis7-7 ай бұрын
great reaction and yall are so pretty and your voices are so calm as well
@richardtyler50006 ай бұрын
This was a dope ass reaction well done
@williamstuck63444 ай бұрын
This is so funny😂😂😂😂 thank you for being hilarious ☺️
@Liltravis7892 ай бұрын
He trying to make peace with everyone
@M4ssive-4ttack3 ай бұрын
your level of critic consciousness is amazing with a bit of irony and fun. amazing reaction.
@lyssalovesit2 ай бұрын
whhyyyy is this girl so damn pretty?? 😍
@curtiswilson35695 ай бұрын
Everyone should say whatever they want whenever they want.. and also try to learn from each other every day. The beauty of life is growth, and this song shows a great attempt at that.
@SalikCollins3 ай бұрын
Just remember the consequences of what you say.
@Cam1an8 ай бұрын
sure the hard R was aggressive but the 2nd perspective assaulted the 1st. that's a huge detail.
@ploopy_is_lit72798 ай бұрын
damn that shit hits so hard FUCK!
@MattyMatt3136 ай бұрын
Great reaction my guy👏. N JS….Lil Bit you are so beautiful, I kept getting lost in your eyes 😍, n when u said “no one really says kracker, we just call em….”punts”, I almost fell off my bed laughing😂. Thankyou guys this was dope❤🔥
@johnswenson91403 ай бұрын
nooooo you can't have Em!! lol xD amazing reaction guys. Bout to check the rest of your vids, hopefully you've heard Joyner and Em together, if not, you gotta listen to Lucky You
@curtiswilson35695 ай бұрын
Beautiful reaction and a ton of truth.
@charleenk718 ай бұрын
Black people often use bigga and bigger as a general term very often in their vernacular.
@ItsKontrast8 ай бұрын
Do they Charleen? lmao
@TELKXАй бұрын
So many still forget the message. Despite the hard language, this message is very clear And if you don’t understand.. idk what to tell you. Edit: y’all passed the comprehension test 😂
@ChaChaRealSm00th5 ай бұрын
Loved this and love you guys ✌️❤
@tammyjomcgregor67258 ай бұрын
That's so sad when you have to ask someone how does all lives matter make you feel.
@robbie51388 ай бұрын
Well when "All lives matter" just like "Blue Lives Matter" are just a counter protest to "Black Lives Matter". The phrasing BLM does not mean they want their lives to matter More, or else idk they would have added it to the end of BLM and make it BLMM. Doing counter protest to someone's protest just shows you don't care to listen to the issue they have. It's really sad that if you are saying ALM then you should be in favor as BLM as they are part of "All Lives" right unless you think Black lives don't matter, then you'd be going against All Lives Matter
@ezekielx75367 ай бұрын
We know that all lives matter but when someone is protesting to say our lives matter too, if you reply with “all lives matter” you are being ignorant to what they’re trying to highlight due to the events happening at that time. Example, Palestinian lives matter. 30k dead. Would you then reply with “but all lives matter” ??
@MoerxiiiАй бұрын
tbf my name is markus martin...its hard to tell my name i always asked whats my second name...in germany markus is a first name
@laupstad8 ай бұрын
In case you didn't know neither of the people in this video are Joyner Lucas. He is an African-American rapper. But he's spitting the truth from both sides. I'm not American, we don't have that history here, and not black so obviously my point of view might not be valid at all. I am a broke white. I've been a fan of hip hop ever since I can remember. If the songs and movies about your culture are anything to go by African-American culture seems very self destructive. Calling each other the n-word all day doesn't seem healthy. Holding on to the past like that doesn't seem productive. Keeping up the whole "ghetto vocabulary" isn't helping either. We're more into classism than racism here. I speak like the broke-white person I am and it does me no favors. I have to "prove myself" to anyone I talk to because the way I talk doesn't invoke trust and if I get a job it's because someone wants to "give me a chance". Who's winning in that context? It's not you or your brothers and sisters. There's a lot of negativity and self deprecation and it's not healthy for a community to thrive.
@matthews46258 ай бұрын
Not “the truth”, he is showing the extremes from both sides. He’s stereotyping from both sides. None of us are the same or think the same, and that’s one of the most beautiful thing about humans, we’re all the same while also all different. But that’s just my view on it.
@Blesive5 ай бұрын
Great reaction but this is definitely my first time watching a reaction channel answer a phone call and grab fries and eat them on video without cutting them out 😂😂 that caught me off guard lol
@survivalrush8 ай бұрын
Thx for the vid👍🏻
@travestyblak29118 ай бұрын
as an experiment replace the n with any other word tell 1 person in the room they can't say it then everyone else say the word randomly I'd love to talk to y'all I'm a seldom seen Ghetto White
@texaseagle19918 ай бұрын
I hope you guys know thats not the white man saying all that...its Joyner Lucas' voice! 🔥reaction guys! Ill be back!
@dimwitdave93446 ай бұрын
Hit the nail on the head regarding the N word. There is no reason to use it nowadays unless it is on context with the message you ae sending. Obviously in this video it has context, both in the video itself and the reaction. A very enjoyable and educated reaction
@user-ly1ip2ui9e8 ай бұрын
People need to wake the fuck up we are the same its really simple
@99cachorro7 ай бұрын
We are here in Brasil. Most of this stuff makes no sense to us. We live in a mostly black folk city. I've never felt anything but respect here and gave the same respect here and I'm white as hell, my wife is black. She went to the U.S. for some schooling and couldn't believe how white folks were there, like they were walking on eggshells around blacks.
@EverythingisH8speech6 ай бұрын
Ask your mother if she would let her daughter bring a blk American man her home
@tonygalbreath6946Ай бұрын
The “uneducated” need to use trigger words to end an argument. I can argue and show you that you’re wrong without any curse words or derogatory remarks🤷🏾♂️
@mohitsalhan9344Ай бұрын
As a third party looking at america we can see the lack of faith in jesus christ. God gave adam and eve the authority to name his creations included his children, so the parents did and named their children in respect, so why call them slurs? Even if people say no this is no slur and we try to claim it back, it is a slur. God said love each other end not to kill eatch other, to hinder them to thrive to a good honest honorfull live, not to be racists, not to look at the color because we are all his creations. Confess the sins and forgive and be better than the past. And not to live in the past bring the past always up to escape and not to push responsibility. All that went down the river, confess and repent and start loving each other, bevahe appropriately and and Jesus said dont be hypocrites. Its sad that so many Communities dont recognize their sins
@MrBeav19828 ай бұрын
Hey he just wants to make sure you know he's not talking about uh Canadian ninjas. My friends took to calling each other ninjas in place of the more controversial option lol. I should wait till the end of the video to comment. Awesome job guys
@S.Moustage6 ай бұрын
U guys are hella likeable 😂
@anamegoeshereАй бұрын
im a PROUD RACIST
@alphaathie983717 күн бұрын
I live a sad life full of hate
@banzaii44224 ай бұрын
Stop with the tags big uzi you're a 10/10 without dem spears on your face lmao im drunk af rn but the truth is the truth good reaction tho
@cjheadbird34768 ай бұрын
Lmao I'm nervous
@blackychanistheman46857 ай бұрын
The n word just meant ignorant before its use towards the community. That’s why I personally believe it’s not racist unless you make it. Just like the words like c word anything else. It had one meaning and they soecified it for a race - that in itself is racist. That’s my view point on it.
@user-ly1ip2ui9e8 ай бұрын
This message is crystal clear if you dont get it there is no fixing this issue end of conversation we are all the same he is like Tom Macdonald wake up
@dwanemarsh43788 ай бұрын
The reason he was rubbing the white dude's back, which may have looked weird, is because in real life, they are very close friends. Of course Joyner was voicing both sides. I considered this video as thought provoking. So many things that black people do that I don't like. So what. There are also so many things that white people do that I don't like.
@outcast_the_penguin2 ай бұрын
This is tough to watch my guy. But I wont condense what someone says to their whole personality. Either way I have nothing but love for my people
@jenniferclark80518 ай бұрын
Enjoy the fries !
@fatboy12718 ай бұрын
💛🖤🤘🤘
@catalin96375 ай бұрын
gay ment happy before and now is used for people
@6sofar_8 ай бұрын
i'm just watching but feel the need to comment cause i have always felt this way and feel its the right saying.. about All lives matter... nah nah i don't believe all lives matter because many lives out here do not matter cause their are some sick lives..sick people out here.. i always said it should of been all races matter. races are different than lives when we say all lives matter than means everyone who is living on this world matters when that isn't the case, their are many people who we all would love to see buried underneath the prison or just gone period....but yeah i just hope i get it into people's head that all lives do not matter, but all races matter. love the vid...imma keep watching...new sub yuhhh bless and stay up... EDIT: nah i really love yo guys thinking and perspectives..
@Kamuerte7 ай бұрын
hi, just wanted to comment on min 16 when you said you cant think of a use of the n word apart from racial slur. There is a Country and a River called Niger in Africa. Greetings from Austria
@ayeomonisayo25825 ай бұрын
It’s pronounced “Nijer” similar to how you say Nigeria not like the N word. Hope this helps.
@3dwardmurph9138 ай бұрын
And lil bit when u get comfy in front of the mic n cam u might become big voice and the show could be called qualityshxt with a big voice lol cheers
@AmirBallance-ce3tg2 ай бұрын
You should do ASMR
@AlenahRose118 ай бұрын
At first, I was going to say the video makes me kind of sad, but it really isn't the video it's more the reactions I've seen to it, not yours. I completely understand and respect that it is joyner Lucas's art portraying his perception of the topic, and this is his way of starting the discussion, and I can respect that. To me, it seemed as if the first guy came on, and the first thing you hear is racial slurs. And he continues just talking down to the second guy. So it's like you're caught off guard, and it evokes a strong emotional response. From the reaction videos I've watched, it was a lot of uncomfort felt during that first verse. And it seemed like by the second verse, it came off to me as much less antagonistic because he was more or less defending himself against the first guys view. So it felt like less of a punch than the first. So I tried to really think about that and the best way I can try to explain it it's like when you see something that's unprovoked and someone stands up for themselves almost as the underdog, like if you were to see bullying in a movie and the character finally stands up to the bully it almost felt like that. What made me sad was that a majority of the reactions I've seen showed relief and seemed encouraged by the things the second guy said in his defense (some even were very vocal about saying "yeah tell him! ect). I can understand why because even I felt it as less of a punch, even though I know the two wrongs don't make a right and we shouldn't fight hate with hate. I, too, was uncomfortable with the first verse. So it felt like even at the end of the video, the first guy seemed the aggressor. so it has made me think how do we now see those who he is supposed to stereotype? Also I did notice what you guys had touched on which was the second guy flipping the table and knocking the first guy's hat off, and I think that I'm most portrayed him in more negative light. Ideally discussions wouldn't be this agressive as we cant always truky hear others point of view when we are mad. But I also understand that if we can not allow others to speak their true feelings, then we can not ever move forward and we will never hash out the misunderstandings that we have of one another. I do like the quote he added at the very end. Again, i understand this is from his perspective, and I think this is his truth, and I don't take that from him. It's just kind of something to look at or a thought to think about. Curious, does what I'm saying make sense, or how do you guys feel about what I said? You're the first video I've commented on because I actually felt that your reaction was the most open I've come across. I hope everything I said made sense, I appreciate your openness on your reactions. Love and respect ❤
@jenniferclark80518 ай бұрын
You look like a surfer dude 😂
@jacobkouteda95017 ай бұрын
Y'all please react to Lyrical joe team westwood freestyle
@kiddyjaydey6536 ай бұрын
This is the most stereotypical song I have ever heard in my entire life.
@dvontaydeshazer8307 ай бұрын
Wtf he didn’t write the song Lucas did goodness he’s a friend those are Lucas lyrics and voice smh
@shanecarl33478 ай бұрын
Not whte man saying lol
@mustafamufasa50025 ай бұрын
I was going to enjoy this reaction video but awww weeeee the guy keeps blanlablabla fo no reason
@travestyblak29118 ай бұрын
this's interesting...
@raineramelung73804 ай бұрын
Hi the most,, anti rascist,, song in Germany (often covered).. Try,, die Ärzte - Schrei nach Liebe,, (before the Ref. started.. Scream,, Arschloch,, (asshole)... /Enjoy without understanding all lyrics. ✌️
@jenniferclark80518 ай бұрын
Relax!!!!!
@someguyfromcali-226 ай бұрын
I've heard some real white sounding black folk before but damn bro this mf takes the cake. I got earbuds in listening to this at work and I can't picture a black man talking when I don't look at the screen lol.
@jenniferclark80518 ай бұрын
Don’t get triggered😊
@Mak.2828 ай бұрын
Bro shut up, you comment too much
@recoil29526 ай бұрын
talk less and listen more
@3dwardmurph9138 ай бұрын
Im from east coast canada and up here everyone in so conservative ...not just raceism but every kind of ism ...people all tippy toe around it ...and feel oblagated to correct you the second they here anyword they think is wrong....and were tearing down our history and past because of it and without the history and past no one will grow from it and it opens oppertunity to repeat itself .....i dont go around useing the n word ...but if its in a song or a funny joke im not gonna silance myself from saying it ...exzample i love little dicky chris brown freaky friday ...and when they say the n word i im not gonna not sing that part .....thats foolish ....like the f word its a word that started with just hateful meaning but the word has evolved ...we should respect the older generations feelings about it and understand the words history before useing it and the younger generations need to evolve from the past the one side needs to move on from the past and the other side needs to learn to respect what it ment and understand its a word you shouldent shy from but use properly and appropriately.....sorry if i offended anyone its my opinnion alone
@3dwardmurph9138 ай бұрын
And in Canada were very multicultural black lives matter yes but its a smaller voice its stands stronger haveing all cultures come togather and have all lives matter ....and Canada stands strong on helping all cultures .....when we landed in Canada we screwed up ....and tock all we could ...I think its still happening in all over the world in other ways ...but like a child as they age u mature N get wiser u grow up and the world is still young were growing just gonna take more time
@michaelleimbach66447 ай бұрын
Whats her Instagram asking for a friend
@oso_sassy2 ай бұрын
No body should be saying the nword. But to insinuate black people are trying to be the dominant race is crazy. I agree with some of what you said but a lot of it sounded koonish.