Joyner Lucas - I'm Not Racist METALHEAD REACTION TO HIP HOP!!!

[@alexlei2235]

I'd say this is the best representation of current racism. The point of the video was not to side with the black man or the white man but rather to accept that both sides aren't completely wrong, yet the emotion and tension between them can create biased beliefs and twisted truths, which is the sole cause of all this conflict. This is the raw stuff that really drives the message home, and you really have to think about it with an objective perspective. I'm glad these reactors understood the importance of the video setting these two sides face to face and spill all their problems to each other. Almost all other reactions ended up immediately blocking off and denying the white man's verses within the first line and rooting for the other. That is, for lack of better explanation, precisely what continues to fuel this conflict.

[@Jess-xt6fb]

Ha Ppy I completely agree

[@monkemonke4413]

Wow that’s deep

[@retrodave3000]

Great explaination!

[@teletubbyshocky4621]

Ha Ppy FACTS

[@TACTommy1]

Very well put. I noticed that about some reactions too where they completely shut down the white guy, allowing the whole message of the song to fly over their head.

[@judilice8]

why does the guy on the left look like Johnny Sins tho ..

[@echo645]

im dead

[@hellarack]

😂 facts tho

[@PretzelThePrince]

swear i saw him somewhere before too lmao

[@TheRealRa-P]

Bando he used to do whatculture wrestling videos

[@danielpham3034]

Ra P He still does them

[@erayburn6354]

Also...Joyner being biracial adds more depth, significance & meaning to that song as well. The guy is truly brilliant!!

[@blankspaces8642]

@TheIMPOSTER man! yeah

[@eternal___official]

I didn't know he is... I guess he must have had a bit of inner conflicts from time to time. It looks more like a self-meditation if you think of it like that, but expressed outwards has a social impact. Even more amazing than it already was!

[@UltraFlowwzDancer]

I'm a black guy living in the USA from the Caribbean. And I've experience racism from both countries. This song made me cry.. And tear up every other time. This is truth at its finest guys. Thank you for listening and understanding.

[@aninfinitelyvixxedvip6]

Thank you for this reaction. I am really sorry, you seemed so uncomfortable while the white guy was rapping, you smiled the first time when the black guy was rapping. As a black person, i see some real truths in both their raps, it was an aggressive, unapologetic, deep rap. Thanks for your reaction =)

[@kpopdisco2330]

Same. I’m black too. And I saw both truths and faults in both verses. It just sad that a lot of people missed it by automatically demeaning the white guy racist and wrong, and the black guy right and just. Just like white people as a people and black people as a people we are both right and wrong when it comes to this topic but most can’t see that for some reason.

[@iceman4154]

This comment should be top comment, both the comment and first reply. I am thankful that there are still logical people out there not consumed by either side of the argument and seeing it through a clear lens.

[@saibotunkara52]

Me too

[@DaneDavisYT]

an INFINITEly VIXXed VIP! They laughed at least 5 times before the black dude started son

[@itsgonbtw3837]

THANK YOU HOLY SHIT I SEE SO MANY NIGGA'S JUST TAKING THE DUDES SIDE AND NOT LOOKING INTO THE MEANING!!! Its a real problem and we need more dudes like you out here seeing both sides.

[@PersianPlatypus]

If you picked a side, you missed the point of the video

[@selt3146]

spoken like a true centrist

[@dickballsthethird7111]

I've seen this copypasta before

[@noahalyx]

If you picked the white man's side*

[@bradenfish9272]

@@noahalyx I found the one who missed the point

[@noahalyx]

@@bradenfish9272 Joyner Lucas himself said the white man is supposed to be wrong in this case, it's not two sides stating how they feel, it's a dumb argument, and a correct rebuttal

[@rosegrfx7972]

Brave to react to this song, one wrong word and you are suddenly getting attacked

[@mikeynichols4121]

Rose Grfx factsssss

[@shreejanagurung1345]

Rose Grfx true

[@a.m.a9332]

Lol I know right

[@kustomkure]

Attacked? You mean your life and career is over.

[@cbrad_edits]

You could tell Simon was a bit tense, I would be too

[@MsNarusakufan]

As someone who is open-minded and has seen this video many times, I'm glad to see that there are some reactors who see the truths and the stereotypes from both sides. Personally I think it's all a matter of perspective, experience, and empathy. If you have never been in a car while being a black citizen then you can't know what it's like, but you can at least show empathy by putting yourself in that person's shoes even though you haven't experienced it yourself. But that's exactly what we, as a nation, seem to be lacking; empathy. Majority of each side is not showing remorse for what the other is going through which makes it seem like they don't care because "it's not their problem". It sucks, but that's the world we live in. We can't rewrite it, all we can do is change. If not that, then adapt.

[@LDMco]

8:00 you guys are exactly right about the two extremes. Both perspectives are supposed to be those of the radicals in the US, as it started off middle and works its way to the extremist point of view on both sides. Great reaction :)

[@Odlum40]

No they're not. Listen to Joyner Lucas's views of this song.

[@gotworc]

Odlum he's right the black guy represents the extreme blacks and the white guy represents the extreme whites

[@Odlum40]

Or I mean, you could just go listen to the dude who actually wrote the song. If this fits the way you want to interpret the song, then go ahead. But it's pretty clear Joyner Lucas didn't have the same idea.

[@chrisperez3614]

Radical centrists are truly the most idiotic amongst us.

[@GullibleTarget]

Or, you could stick to your own view of the song. Songwriters write songs for the listener to interpret. Now, the writer might have had his own take on it but it still leaves it open to interpretation for every listener. The writer is not the two people in the video or the lyrics: he is expressing two possible interpretations on what certain people might think from his point of view.That's the whole point of the song: different people will have different views on the same issues. But those issues will not get resolved when one focuses on proving how one view is right and the other is wrong. I like to think that the reason for releasing this song, was to show people an example of a novel way of resolving an issue: By listening without prejudice, judgment or ego. In the end, EVERYBODY wants to be heard and everybody should. So start listening and have the favor returned to you.

[@georgehennon7781]

Did not realise you were Jewish! Shalom

[@trenchbayb3238]

Banzingo NE khazar not Jew by lineage.

[@SadfoxGuyver]

Zxkvng_ ramboZx that j sounds Sharp .. say the whole word

[@pocoyo9014]

@Green Space that's what nazi called the muslims

[@pocoyo9014]

I think

[@blacksunempire2878]

OY VEY SHUT IT DOWN

[@zebrion5793]

It's interesting to get more perspective from people outside the US on things like this. I think living in the US, we don't realize how crazy some of this stuff seems to you guys until we see the expressions come out. Racism is very alive here. I am white, but grew up in a poor neighborhood with black friends, and every single day I saw this sort of stuff. I've seen my black friends get pulled over for doing nothing, had cops ask me why I was hanging out with black kids because it was a bad influence on me. Just know that not all of us condone this sort of thing. When I see racism, I call it out, no matter who is using it, but we have an entire political party that has intertwined itself with religion and regional pride movements to entrench that kind of racism here. We are very much a divided country, and because many people have lost the ability to communicate and empathize with each other, those divides are getting worse. We don't have the answers to these problems. I wish that our leaders would look to other countries who have done better (such as the UK) and see what we can change to make the situation better. Maybe it's just going to take time. People forget that it's only been a couple hundred years since slavery was outlawed here. On the timeline of human history, those wounds are still fresh.

[@themexicanstonerfoo977]

*British Accent* This is madness I tell you, MADNESS!!!

[@duabz]

I'm sorry by Joyner would be great, it's his best song imo.

[@arsalanhashmi2911]

Joyner's best song is Ross Capiccioni

[@MiguelRodriguez-yd3nf]

It’s his opinion

[@jimmyscremoux]

ImSouLzz forever,happy birthday,ross cappichioni, joyner has all deep song

[@jazalvarez2226]

He got a lotta good ass songs

[@theerealbutters9964]

Y’all needa listen to his remix of Gucci Gang, all his songs are really good thoe 😂👌🏻

[@cloutikan1415]

And then there's us asians.

[@Agbahizzal]

Yall exist lol

[@earl-larsen]

i think i figured it out. as far as i know american people make fun of asians because they feel they are “punching up”. people look at asians as being nerd geniuses with zero social skills. but asians look at it as “punching down.” shame. stop racism.

[@rustyspygoat4089]

There are many races and cultures within the term 'asian' wtf are you exactly?

[@MHabesA]

/CLOUTIKAN \ and then there’s us asians---> middle easterners

[@VaniWi]

lmfaoooo

[@owenmaggio6472]

People don’t get the message- they are both racist Joyner even said that

[@unknownboss2521]

No the moral is white nor black is rasist they discuss their issues with each other that's y it's hugged it

[@хороший-б4н]

Unknown Boss No the guy is right mate. What both of them said was racist because it’s a generalisation of races, of course this isn’t the point of the vid although it helps push the point

[@ubaiabulhassan5984]

you guys are definitely one of the best reactors on youtube. seeing as your british why don't you do some uk rap. i'd suggest dave- question time

[@emmanuelakpomuje5241]

Hangman

[@uNPR3diCtAbL3BxJ]

Lost in Vegas are amazing at reactions they can break everything down, check them out

[@CONTRACTOR_SG3]

Man its amazing to see two metal heads have such a strong appreciation for good hip hop and to see them on there journey to understand hip hop is amazing.

[@BashSquad]

Guys Logic didnt diss Joyner on 44 More, he dissed him on Yuck

[@barehands9614]

please react to Kendrick Lamar "Sing About Me, Im dying of thirst"

[@boomidctv6017]

Birhane Diarra please reactt

[@DxpeKeys]

Really appreciate you guys reacting to this! Keep doing your thing. Keep the dope reactions coming!

[@danielbolas9575]

You should react to immortal technique - dance with the devil

[@likadaboys7]

YESSS

[@muhosjuho]

Yes I have been requesting this song every time!

[@kawaiigenju5702]

Daniel Bolas yes

[@dubbcee1000]

Tryna traumatize these fools or what?

[@peperoni_slayer8918]

Theyll never react to another song again

[@xiapho]

You guys are really genuine. I enjoy your reviews / videos! Greetings from the newest sub from Denmark.

[@swxjlwsxkldawsxw470]

It’s so interesting how they react to the lyrics as outrageous and extreme because they live in England. I live in a southern city in America that’s about 50% minority and 50% white and I feel like I in some ways engage in this exact language every day

[@bencoulonpro]

I love this channel, the chemistry is great!

[@nosajkroy1455]

Man I'm glad this is the video in which I found u guys...super powerful song and video and to see u chaps respecting the truth within the song is beautiful man...peace and love from across the pond my brothers

[@vfaulkon]

I think you guys may be the first or second reaction to this song that had the same realization that I had - that both characters in this song have some valid, if misguided, points to make amidst the racist itrades, and that both characters show signs of racism towards the other. No one's 100% in the right on this topic, but in the US you're either completely right or completely wrong with some groups of people. Maybe being from the UK gives you an advantage with the outsiders' perspective. Not a lot of people in my country seem willing or able to handle the idea that a person can be right about some things while being generally wrong, and it makes having a real conversation about serious topics almost impossible.

[@EastAfricanWarrior]

I think this is correct but it’s also always going to be more distasteful when coming from a white person. The majority will never receive the same empathy the minorities get. And if we read just how bad blacks people were treated, it makes you believe that one side has done more objective damage then the other. There is no metric that would equate black racism to white racism in terms of impact on society, not on how rude it can be.

[@EastAfricanWarrior]

It’s impossible to have a conversation with white people who won’t even admit that racism and prejudice is a very large reason there is a socioeconomic gap between us. We can start a conversation with someone unwilling to admit reality first. White privileged is real. It’s just worded badly. Should be called black disadvantage instead to illustrate how it really works.

[@vfaulkon]

@@EastAfricanWarrior I definitely agree with you there on both points. A conversation is a two-way street, and if one side isn’t willing to even consider the other’s perspective, it’s just a frustrating waste of time. Also, you and I are of the EXACT same mind about ‘white privilege’ being more like ‘black disadvantage’. As for a white person's view on the issue being more distasteful, I get it, and I can live with it, but like I said, the conversation is a two-way street. My opinion may lack a black person's perspective and thus not have the same weight, but I don't think that makes it invalid or beneath consideration. It's tricky, because the situation has both a personal and a cultural element to it, and you can't disregard either; I'm both a white person and someone who's less racist than some other white people, so I'm both part of and not part of that group. I'm also some random shmuck on the internet, so who knows how valid any of this is. XD

[@samanthabrumley4541]

Its sad but this is LITERALLY almost word for word what i hear on a daily basis living in the south (or anywhere really) in the usa. This song is real life.

[@bluebell6558]

Seriously my favorite reaction channel and you guys are amazing !!!!!❤️❤️❤️

[@zain-ng6vl]

React to Dave - Question time. Its kinda like this song but from the eyes of a UK rapper.

[@danzovx5360]

Knightlife HD no that shit is trash

[@kljcjbslp8023]

No do “Hangman” instead

[@PEDROthechosenONE]

Someone that agrees with me, that ong is terrible. Hangman is my favourite song from him.

[@brendanstevenson9957]

Hangman !!

[@zekezac1]

They gotta do two birds no stones

[@brotheradam2549]

re-watching this in 2021. i know you guys don't post anymore but it would be nice to see you two back together again

[@SlimbyTheSillyGoose]

Simon on the left does.

[@ROONEYJAY]

Joyner Lucas - I'm Sorry. MUST MUST MUST !!!!

[@the_lewis_family]

Yessss

[@ollivers29]

Everytime I listen to this song I get chills

[@santinerino624]

Really glad u touched on this song. Some people are scared of saying the things u said, especially when it comes to the white guys opinions. i agree that there are small truths in there, even though they dont concern all black people. You are gonna find black sheep in all races, no matter the skin colour. Nice reaction and you really seem to have a good understanding of the song.

[@mjordan1111]

Santino Rubano i agree you cant generalize a race theres good and evil in every race

[@Jchillin757]

Really cool to see a British view on our issues. Thanks guys!

[@jhevaughn69]

React to sing about me im dying of thirst

[@wesleys9965]

Please!

[@matthewskeevs8012]

yes

[@AndreDaBest99]

*YES* I've been begging Lost in Vegas to react to that song for ages. Only insightful reactors like these guys and LIV would love songs like that

[@barehands9614]

Yea ive been begging for lost in vegas to react to it also!!!!! Need This Song

[@eyecii2665]

Yessss please :)

[@antsanchez198]

You should react to 4 Your Eyez Only - J. Cole

[@mokastorm89]

It's refreshing to see a react video with two guys who are well-versed in the explanation of symbolic pieces of music. Great job guys!

[@shannonslack4448]

Spot on, gentleman, spot on! As a Native American, I agree.

[@boomidctv6017]

"Not know if your gonna die or not" man that hits me everytime

[@newera_1303]

Most Americans do not see the world this way. This song is vital to keep the topic on the tips of the tongues of people who run our country. both sides of our political system use race relations to push their platforms. Its sad and pathetic. as our older generations die off their ideals will fade.. i pray. I am proud to be living on a world with all of you. great reaction vid.

[@ColinPoole]

Watched several of your videos for the first time today, love you guys! It's like a UK counterpart to Lost in Vegas. Subbed!

[@gen6807]

Yes lads. Subbed!

[@latiefahall7995]

just to point out at the end of the white guy line he said "its like we live in the same building but split into two floors" he still saying one race is above the other but at the end of the black guy line he said "its like we living in the same building but split in two both sides" he's saying we equal we just have to accept the part we play on each side

[@Hussfromthearea]

These guy never cease to amaze me, the reviews are always trying to go in depth on the topic, and real reactions are being expressed by Simon and John when they are listening to new songs. Keep it up guys and hope that open day I see you both climb in subscribers and views!!

[@ohthatstee]

As a black individual, I take this song personal , both races are saying facts that are true and we as black people take it seriously

[@marshulikes2257]

I recommend 4 your eyes only by j cole Or dying of thirst by Kendrick Lamar They both show the struggles and influences of being black But if you want to go even deeper i suggest "u" by Kendrick Lamar (the music video is called god is a gangster) But if you want something more lit but still has meaning would say element by Kendrick lamar or neighborhoods by j cole

[@koiyakii]

Marshu Likes where did you find your pfp??

[@jtmitchell1355]

Kendrick the goat

[@SirNightmareFuel]

Man, I'm envious of you lads' command of speech. I wouldn't be able to keep up such a quick rhymic discussion while using above-intermediate vocabulary like Salient.

[@captainwonderbar1657]

America is a very different place socially than the UK. Though not unlike England's relationship with Ireland. And Scotland? Maybe Scotland? Not sure, seems like it'd be a thing. Similar with race relations here in the States. One major difference being more domestic rather than international. Scale wise, but just as volatile. Sometimes less, sometimes more. It's crazy.

[@MsLala8282]

New subscriber, lifetime hip hop lover. I love watching you guys react to hip hop songs. Even when you don't understand certain concepts, sayings or references I love how you guys always ask to be informed, and admit you might just be wrong or don't get something. You've definitely made a fan of me. Keep it up guys.

[@KayVerbruggen]

Tyler The Creator - Where This Flower Blooms Tyler The Creator - I Ain't Got Time Tyler The Creator - Smuckers MF Doom - Doomsday MF Doom - Accordion Joey Bada$$ - Survival Tactics J. Cole - everybody dies Kanye West - Through The Wire

[@kevinm7927]

Kay Verbruggen Agree with everyone. But I would also have put in Accordion by madvillain

[@KayVerbruggen]

Oh yeah, MF has many great song, I could make a seperate list with just him. I'll add Accordion cause it's one of his best songs.

[@xDatKid16x]

Operation Doomsday "classic" album The beat on Doomsday is ridiculous.

[@WalkingPaceWP]

Tyler the Creator - Entirety of Flower Boy

[@blezzii4747]

Definitely survival tactics. Joey and STEEZ snapped

[@justb8295]

Always watching to hear the commentary you all put out towards a genre that differs and watch you all speak about it musically. Fan of you work 👋🏾

[@NASCAR1011000]

or since you guys are on the joyner lucas wave can you guys please do ross capichioni cause i'm sure you guys will love that story/song

[@zerotoucan307]

Great reaction. I love the pauses to hear your takes, I look forward to more!

[@Lu1ee]

YOU NEED TO REACT TO FROZEN BY JOYNER LUCAS

[@Bandits978]

Lu1ee frozen was amazing and sad at the same time. Sheesh

[@pasian]

I'm liking this channel so far. Its cool that one of you do the research and break it down first and the other is a true first time reaction. Keep it up guys

[@dylanhawley9819]

You got to react to Immortal Technique - Dance with the devil. The story telling is insane I am a huge logic fan but the story telling is better than logic in my opinion. It’s a much older song but defidently worth the listen👍👍

[@RoarofdalioN]

Dylan Hawley him and slick rick are probably the best story tellers in hip hop

[@SeraphimWhyt]

Incredibly powerful song...If we could talk openly and LISTEN openly, whichever side you are on no longer becomes a "side". It becomes something else, it becomes respect for our differences instead of hate.

[@CoolHandLukeDuke]

Stereotyping is truth based, but the important thing is not to view everyone as the stereotype.

[@CrustyUgg]

I love songs that make you actually feel something and this song brings out so many emotions within me. Also, hearing the perspective of both sides is so interesting . I know it's just the surface in terms of what's being said but still.. I love this song. As a white female, I just love hearing the other side of the story

[@justuskraay6946]

Please react to this true story he did u can also watch the video of the real persons story about it his name is the title. joyner lucas - Ross Capicchioni

[@HunterDaniel]

Agree completely

[@newew15]

Aleister Crowley same.

[@Nova-zk5gn]

I never knew Simon Miller did stuff like this lol this is awesome

[@SlimbyTheSillyGoose]

I just found it now!

[@chasemoulton4982]

I'm simon from what culture and here's why

[@Maniac1635]

*Slaps head*

[@pamelaharrington3838]

I talked to Ralph Weah the handsome black guy!!! I talked to him on Instagram!!! Him & I are from the same hometown Boston Mass!!! America will never get on the same page and leave the racism in the past....we all bleed the same color and our hearts beat as one!!!!

[@faresgouider2209]

react to tupac changes

[@bobbysilverman5606]

I love how you guys handled the topic and reacted to this intelligently. 👏🏼👏🏼

[@bosniakedisniksic]

Joyner missed the mark when it comes to the "Black man's" verse. He had a chance to properly address all the points that the white man brought by explaining the systemic reasons for the current condition of Black people in America but instead he fell back on the "tired" talking points that white people have been told countless times before.

[@bodhisv1015]

I loved the song but I agree strongly

[@Agbahizzal]

That was the point. He wasn't speaking as himself. He was speaking as the head of those communities.

[@zezarusgaming9286]

He was summarizing the common arguements from both sides. That was done intentionally. He didn't miss the mark, he hit it dead on.

[@davidadeboyejo2531]

Joyner took an opportunity to use the black guys verse as a voice, but instead used it to lay on more black stereotypes... Wtf why?

[@solomonthell7589]

Absolutely

[@gioo1470]

this is so relevant right now, great video

[@aidanquigley6743]

React to Sing about Me in dying of thirst by kendrick Lamar

[@yoking7528]

aidan quigley i highly recommend this

[@tylertelevision9819]

YESSSSSS

[@zzky666]

I think Ross cappichioni is his best

[@gabrielesolletico6542]

Your reaction were very honest. My congrats, I liked it!

[@Toxic_shroomy]

I been watching watching these videos for the longest time and i just realized my dude on the left is simon from whatculture

[@rogdedodge7258]

Love it when reactors pick sides, proving it fell on deaf ears.

[@TheZiel23]

You listening to music I hear on the daily makes me want to expand my horizon as well

[@PapaSu31]

Gentlemen, this is the first video I've ever watched with you two in it. I have watched DOZENS of reactions to this video and BY FAR this is the greatest one I have seen! You guys take a neutral stance and dissect what the true meaning is behind the video! You even touched on how the points have little truths in them but still hold a bit of inaccuracy and I think that is key to understanding this song! I'm subscribing and cannot wait to dive into your other videos! Freaking fantastic guys! Not sure if you will even read this but thought I'd take the time to show my appreciation anyways haha

[@zeromega4541]

Joyner lucas has three modes. Attack, fun and Deep His attack song give him respect but his deep songs make up most of his songs. I'm sorry is why him and logic are at each other's throats. He put out that song about suicide with his mixtape with a number and a year later logic came out with a song about suicide with a number then joyner went on attack mode.

[@emoore6095]

The thumbnail being the background kept cracking me up.

[@cesaraco6977]

React to "How much a dolla cost"

[@777fiddlekrazy]

JOYNER LUCAS AND ADAM CALHOUN DROPPIN TRUTH BOMBS! And this coming from a multi-instrumentalist Metalhead! This tune is DEEEEP!!!

[@calebmeyer6553]

Trust me, we don't hear this kind of stuff in America either, at least where I live, there are very few racist people and everyone is respectful of each other

[@хороший-б4н]

Caleb Meyer not the point of the vid

[@beautifulwoman6744]

Can i come live in your imagination. Because it must be nice where everything is rainbows and kittens!!!

[@lamardavis688]

As "racist" as this sounds, you white guys are some of the only reactors I've seen give an objective review of this and to find truth in both sides. Top notch stuff

[@jeffreyglenellen1188]

Love the Masta Ace shoutout by JL in this song, a true artist always ahead of the times👍

[@CalumPugsley]

You guys are literally my favourite reaction channel🙌 You guys are gonna blow up soon🔥

[@csmcclelland]

It’s interesting to see how these guys from the UK. Living in the south eastern US, I hear men say this exact stuff about blacks all the time. It’s so well done, because it makes such an incredible use of showing the common stereotypes that you feel like you’ve heard before here in the US.

[@chubbychuckle]

Love the videos. You guys should give my guy Mick Jenkins a listen. He’s not a huge rapper but he has a ton of skill. Try “Ps and Qs”

[@nsane6581]

chubbychuckle p's and q's one of my favorite mick songs

[@desireelafleurhernandez9002]

So glad you guys pause the video while reacting, i see SO many reactions that talk over videos and it just irks me because theyll miss something in seconds 😂 This definitely represents the narrative going on here in america perfectly. First time seeing your content, great series👏🏼

[@lilacsandtulips8904]

Someone in Britain needs to do something like this about the invasion of the Eastern Asian/Muslim culture. There is a HUGE divide and a lot of resentment in a lot of people just under the surface. Just watch people ranting on KZbin about it. Most Brits are PC about it on the surface but it's not really what they're thinking.

[@chronicinokla]

Hi I live in Oklahoma. I am mother of two children 24 and 15. I am scared to death about what their future looks like. But I'm also very hopeful about others who think as I do. I will give out free hugs daily. This song makes me cry every time. Simply because it's raw emotion. The strongest stereotypes of each race being voiced with truth in both. What stands out to me most is how both sides wish for the same things a good life, providing for their family in a safe world. I was in military and that has been one place where different races, cultures, economic status we all got along. Stood with each other. Uplifting instead of downgrading each other. We we're family. I hope this song/ statement can get more to be willing to sit and really listen to another humans struggles, pain, hopes and dreams. In America it's a scary place. Bullying is out of bounds. The only thing that will save us is compassion and empathy. Strength in numbers who want this country to not only survive but thrive so we can have a better world to leave our children. Didn't mean to get on my soap box but this has always struck me directly in the heart. Humankind needs to be more kind to humans .period one race the human race.

[@liljacobxx]

react to jay z- story of oj

[@MrMichaelLaw2011]

Didn't expect Simon Miller to be a reactor. Awesome.

[@notcarlitos]

Kali Uchis - After The Storm

[@ninajos5961]

speaking from a black female born and raised in the UK...racism is definately up there...just isnt recorded as much.

[@niamhbutler5685]

You definitely should do Question Time by Dave, would be interesting to hear the opinion of brits on it

[@ethanrogers5722]

I live in North Carolina. This was extremely interesting to see people react to this video that don’t live in the U.S. It gives you a sense of how the rest of the world perceives us. Keep it up guys.

[@katrinajohnson3726]

I too live in north Carolina.. I would so love to live in a world, as they said, that this isnt the way.. racism. #sucks #stupid #loveforall

[@benmata9906]

I love these dudes. So open minded in trying to understand and not just in this video either. Awesome stuff 👌🏽

[@oem96]

One of the better react videos ive seen. Keep it up!

[@YeaBoi]

PLEASE REACT TO BROCKHAMPTON!

[@etika9988]

YES!

[@thepokebros9840]

that would be amazing

[@birdsly1573]

if you guys do BROCKHAMPTON, do STAR, JUNKY, HEAT, or BLEACH!

[@WalkingPaceWP]

Brockhampton the hottest shit atm

[@hambewtf]

no homo

[@vinniefarminer1479]

As an amateur sociologist and having looked at crime parralels etc I'd racism is very prevelent in the UK as I live here too. But I'd definitely say social class is way more of an issue as it effects everyone regardless of race.

[@pearsquash]

you should react to some of the older XXXTENTACION, “yung brats” “take a step back” or “RIP ROACH”

[@Godsown3535]

Awsome job fellas. Being born in kilburn,England raised in United States I see actions that are real as well as stereotypes in this song.

[@MrDjingisKhan]

Kanye West - Through The Wire!!

[@stickskywalker7365]

Simon Miller is already one of my favorite reactors I had no Idea he reacted to rap like damn go Simon Miller

[@fal9005]

The same exact thing is happening to blacl people in the UK 🤷🏾‍♀️ you guys wouldn’t know but that’s how most of us feel and are treated in society

[@jaimebrathwaite8806]

Boy shut your entitled victim mentality up