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[@jubilee]

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[@tree0286]

Next time make sure the questions are somewhat serious and not sterotypical, these questions made me lose braincells especially compared to the white one.

[@gena9731]

can y’all make sure these questions aren’t as stereotypical as they were in this. thanks. it’s really ignorant.

[@gloriayuelinjiang7416]

?

[@AS-dc9fy]

Dont thank people for watching for "black history month" 2 years later. You guys should be embarassed how ridiculous these questions were and this is not a representation of black people.

[@chamariiyanna]

Can we get a redo video?

[@joziahsosa7330]

Why were almost none of these questions serious? And they were REALLY stereotypical.

[@fwm_nyi]

Right?

[@myjjv1203]

EXACTLY

[@Spill-lx3wg]

Dont matter if they were sterotypical, I can clearly presume you are not black by saying that, but I agree with you when you said there were no serious questions

[@titi8052]

@@Spill-lx3wg How are you gonna tell her she's not black by what she said? "Do you like fried chicken?" Is literally a stereotype for black people and if you don't no that you must not be black and plus they didnt ask any REAL questions tho but it's still the point. That's like me saying all white people are racist or all white people can't dance which are stereotypes for white people :)

[@Spill-lx3wg]

@@titi8052 I aint talking about the questions I'm talking about he/she saying they were really stereotypical like wtf?? That's non sense

[@coffeepandacat]

They should do africans vs african americans, and for the white version white americans vs europeans.

[@PeterPantheFearless]

Yes! :)

[@rlc529]

I would really love to see the African vs African American. That would be great.

[@the8568]

R L C indeed!

[@rlc529]

Eric Hansen different black people identify differently. I grew up saying African American. Some people say different things.

[@Savoots]

Yes, they should. I've met a lot of Africans who didn't like black Americans all that much. Not on a "racist" level, but because of certain attitudes.

[@grammynorma7868]

The “do all white people think the same” had a lot more serious questions, it would have been nice to see those kinds of questions in this video.

[@zenndayahaustin532]

completely agree

[@joelmiller2601]

“I am proud to be black” - Everyone agrees “I am proud to be white” - No one really agrees, ‘i aM pRoUD oF mY aChiEvEmENts i diDnT dO anYtHinG tO bE WhiTe’

[@shoroku1101]

Joel Miller that question stood out to me. But at the same time that guys response really puts into perspective that living black carries some level of achievement. It’s almost like saying you have achieved what you have IN SPITE of some level of systemic oppression. Like saying I’m a Neurosurgeon is an achievement ... but saying I’m an African American NeuroSurgeon just hits differently bc it implies I have achieved what I have achieved with the wind against me, not on my back. And in that, having understood that reality (which is more condemning of our society than it is any individual), we as black ppl will always have commonality and some level of respect for one another bc we are proud of who we have become in the face of these struggles. So really, that white guys statement in the previous video... I felt that. I felt that bc I get it and I think he gets it.

[@themaxterz0169]

I mean, this is the first episode

[@robj8194]

They need black people to make the questions

[@domonichumphrey7811]

These questions are borderline racist.... they aren't deep, they don't further a conversation they're basically just racial stereotypes.... what was the thought process behind this

[@ChoCoL8iCeBaYbe]

exactly. clearly absent

[@BluBarbie95]

Passive aggressive ASF

[@angeleyes3386]

It’s very stereotypical questions

[@paveantelic7876]

it's called empathetic racism. Jubilee think they're all hip and clever and inclusive with these questions lmao..

[@Des_Ogers_Kaeselanze]

borderline racist like the beetch claiming yt ppl don't wash their hair lmao.

[@aram.2046]

I was waitin on em to ask “can white people say the N word”

[@anonymousperson560]

omg they should've

[@shylapollard5165]

If you dont know by now then i can tell you dont give af.

[@TheGuy-ot8of]

Only if they have an official N-Word Pass

[@shylapollard5165]

There is no such thing as an Nword pass. just to be on the safe side. just dont say it.

[@naturalhairgoddess8280]

Sampex Legends no whites have a OFFICIAL pass

[@charoneeshay3003]

Duuuude, I just came from the white people video and it's already a whole different mood 10 seconds in. Why are white people so awkward with each other?

[@mrbugs1718]

Charonee Shay because they are scare of saying something “wrong” they will get oppressed and people will say they are racist for everything they say. Black people “can’t say anything wrong”, black people are “not racist” even tho a lot of black people are racist

[@iamseagodesscarly]

Because the questions were more controversial. If they expressed the “wrong opinion” they would get a lot of backlash. Like even saying you’re proud to be white was a controversial statement.

[@danihinkle9387]

Because reverse racism, which is just racism btw, is real. That's why.

[@sunflower-bh4df]

Sjw probably make things worse than that.

[@dadagecha1311]

I'd say it's a few things. 1.The fact that you don't just immediately relate to someone because their white, there really isn't much in common cause there's a lot of different cultures that are considered white who have nothing in common. On the other hand, most black people have at least one or two things they can immediately find in common because of their culture, also, most black people are usually hype af. 2. The fact that they have to watch what they say, they are privileged and their every move is being monitored. Is it fair? Of course not. They're paying for the sins of their ancestors and all the other racists who are white. Yes, they are profiled for being white the same way black people are profiled.

[@luvmiiself1st]

They didn’t ask enough Serious questions

[@ZumbieGuy]

Imagine the controversy if they did. There’s a lot of arguing already by the dreads question

[@thunter6923]

Exactly how I felt

[@anboojz]

They really had a whole conversation if kanye is in a cookout

[@devonmunn5728]

It probably was cause this is their first episode so they were still figuring out what to do with this idea

[@elkescott1214]

@@ZumbieGuy I mean, dreads are no way directly from African roots. Ancient Greeks, Egyptians, Middle Easterns, Native Americans, etc. have all been recorded in history for having dread locks.

[@critikal502]

Jubilee: "we're fighting racism" Also jubilee: "so how bout that chicken fellow blacks?" -not my comment 😂

[@izaiahcampbell629]

Someone just came from aba and preach 💀😭😭

[@sfr2107]

Lmao fellow blacks

[@magnaajeyam9994]

Yeah ...tis is such an insult

[@Isinforblood]

It’s funny how the name of this debate channel is called Jubilee, but in this conversation/debate they talk about fried chicken which reminds me somewhat of jollibee the Filipino fast food chain lol 😂💀

[@lolajames2103]

“I’ve never really had it so..” *5 second silence” “..y..you’ve never had fried chicken??” 😂😂😂

[@nahheio]

Lola James I was dying

[@sabrinajohnson1672]

Lola James I have a sensitive stomach. Fried food makes me sick. I haven’t had it since I was like seven. So yes, I have had it in the entirety of my life. And my exact words “I don’t eat it.” As in the present tense.

[@andjelalojpur1143]

Sabrina Johnson people don’t pay enough attention to what people are saying!

[@lologrochowski78]

she said she never eats it

[@f.ae.ri.e]

If you don't love fried chicken you ain't black

[@grammarnazi2058]

I’m sorry but they should’ve had a black person doing this interview because wtf were they asking

[@thenameishastag1420]

Thank youuuuuu

[@gothgirlfriend713]

Agreed

[@emmadarling9790]

the interviewer was just restating questions people are asking on their instagram page. He was not coming up with the questions the people were

[@owethunala2632]

Actually black people probably came up with them because the questions are from their ig page

[@LTay12]

@@emmadarling9790 you got insta

[@bellab6794]

i remember at the end of the white people video one girl said “i thought they were gonna ask if we like starbucks” in a jokey way, and on the flip side, that’s exactly what they’ve done here. stereotyped.

[@mssan2016]

Exactly

[@khloejones7743]

yup

[@ic9459]

1st episode 🤣

[@Actionnoodles]

exactly they where asking more in depth questions when it came to thew white people their race or anything or maybe it was but it just idk just did not feel right

[@wxnnie3728]

Ya kinda weird that they didn’t do it with the white group as well- LOL

[@noahgrady4268]

Kanye definitely not invited to a cookout anymore

[@Dariusissocool]

No. No two people ever see things 100% the same.

[@agneseditsstuff]

Lorde Darius trueee

[@erickf8347]

Well obviously

[@coughpillbox748]

I wonder if that concept is profound to anybody

[@lisathornsbury666]

@@coughpillbox748p+wtp0i8899ohœ rifdnikjihi jz. ,. Lhgwbnhsbkoo nothing j

[@ChateroMex]

Lorde Darius you're twisting it this isn't a genre of everyone. Its black people. Not just two individuals.

[@jroc863]

They couldve asked deeper questions though.

[@swerzye4472]

DopestNigga Alive no, this video would have been straight up cringy

[@swerzye4472]

Human Resources no like even MORE cringy

[@Jess-ew3tm]

@rockster10101 which ois exactly why they should have asked deeper questions. Let african americans think deeper. Although i think they would honestly blame a lot of the destruction on "The white man" which....they wouldnt be wrong, but i would love to see how they will/want to go about changing the dysfunction within black america. would also love jubilwe to do a video like this on actual African americans who are not africans of slave descendents

[@sadore6258]

Jessey Boe first of their isn’t a descent of Africa in America that wasn’t a slave unless they came to America after slavery which yes there are some but the VAST majority are descendants of slavery. Secondly, I do agree the questions could have been better however they played in the stereotypical question to see how like minded which was the point of the video. Thirdly, you want A to think more “deeply “ and the “hive” mentally is in poor taste bc you are implying that AAs are not deep intellectual thinkers. Yes, many struggles of ALL problems in the US stem from Europeans hierarchical complex of color and wealth so I’m confused. You even know that to be true. What exactly are you saying???

[@cecefernandes5657]

Yeah, I wish they had gone a bit deeper

[@chunkalunkin2000]

Woman on the far left: I've never ate fried chicken before Room pauses Guy on the far right:..... you've never had fried chicken??????

[@everettfanor1989]

Her mom is white so it makes sense. This is why black men need to be with black women because these mix biracial kids are different then us two black parent people

[@maiqthetruther1039]

MONEY/SUCCESS 10Million ur racist jesus

[@-NO_]

@@maiqthetruther1039 yeh he is like damm

[@alinjo4421]

MONEY/SUCCESS 10Million is Obama different? He doesn’t get treated as such. And this coming from someone who did not consider biracial ppl black, but Ive thought about it and understand that in this country that’s how they’re looked at

[@saydee6591]

MONEY/SUCCESS 10Million she has had fried chicken, she said it and said she chooses healthy foods, ignorant people smh

[@brittanycoughlin1677]

The absolute seriousness & pain that swept across each and every one of their faces at 5:19 was all we needed to know where everyone would walk... I'm sorry this world has and continues to fail so many people. & At 10:02 the clip was short but y'all stood a little bit taller and shined a while lot brighter, as it should be Thank you for sharing your thoughts ♥️

[@TBrum021]

Doing this with an age group would be interesting too

[@anisaisaac5739]

yes! i think this would be interesting to do with kids and teenagers especially because so many people underestimate their ability to have meaningful and insightful discussions about different social issues and topics!

[@sevenlover7]

Draw lines on the floor please😂

[@dragongamer4753]

They only need 5 technically

[@ManuelRamirez-wy7ep]

@@dragongamer4753 random but ok

[@Fattydude66]

@@seanu6840 yikes

[@juan6901]

lmao

[@jessicaadame3472]

Lmao fr

[@ΣτεφανίαΚαραγιαννοπούλου-μ5ο]

Ask harder questions and draw lines. Great project

[@avengersassemble4972]

Agreed.The question should be asked is : Do black and White people are getting same rights?

[@mikahylachiles5226]

I love this

[@gabyflores4516]

I don't care what your race is, I want everyone to be proud of their race. Every culture has flaws but in the end, they are your people and you belong. This way, you can love yourself, as you should

[@pythondrink]

It makes no sense to be proud of what you didn't choose

[@LittleJerryFan92]

@@pythondrinkYou didn’t choose your race but you can be grateful for the ethnicity you were given

[@pythondrink]

@@LittleJerryFan92 no, I'm not proud of those. And I stand by what I said.

[@yoonminz]

@@pythondrink but u can be proud of not wanting to be anything else. being proud of something you didnt choose means embracing what had been decided for you

[@9sace]

Do all police think the same 👮🏽‍♂️

[@lilchimchim8400]

djohnsworld omg yes

[@solarsogay]

We're not saying that all policemen think the same but you best can believe that there is more police cars circling and channeling around the hood than the Suburban white areas.

[@nijaheva1511]

djohnsworld thats a really really good one tbh

[@shanoya3635]

Yesssss

[@ROXELL]

Brook Madden statistically there is more crime happening in those areas that’s why.

[@mmgspig8060]

They really had a whole conversation if kanye is in a cookout

[@CosmosGatito]

because kanye has to be THE most controversial black person of the modern era. can't think of anybody who comes close besides maybe obama or michael jackson.

[@Matheus_Braz]

@@CosmosGatito what does it mean to be in a cookout, what is a cookout??

[@CosmosGatito]

@@Matheus_Braz a cookout is basically an informal, pseudo-intimate get-together in urban american black culture wherein various meats are grilled and the majority of 2 or more families are gathered together. it's kind of meme status online but it's an actual thing that goes on regularly during the spring/summer. if you're not invited to the cookout, it's basically a marker for disdain from someone(s) involved with it. if you are invited, it's basically a symbol of honor, especially if you're white, asian, hispanic, etc etc.

[@Matheus_Braz]

@@CosmosGatito its like a barbecue?

[@CosmosGatito]

@@Matheus_Braz fundamentally, yes.

[@originalritny]

The room looks so different with the lines vs it being an empty room

[@ploopybear]

This is a very important observation

[@voixds7546]

I am your 1k like !

[@ConcealedCourier]

I agree.. glad the lines are permanent now.

[@alyssarena3]

I thought I was crazy💀💀

[@alyssarena3]

I was sure there were lines😭

[@lilay2002]

" Hair is a hair, no race should own a hairstyle." Love that

[@TH3FU113ZT]

@Blue Plumbob in that case white people also had dreads in the past. Most likely not as common but they still did

[@aa-ot3cg]

@Blue Plumbob but it's hardly cultural significant tho. Stuff like fashion, food, rituals, and traditions are important and interesting, not to mention actually exclusive. Even ancient Greeks had dreads lol, it's only associated with certain cultures because of media.

[@hazelleaner6998]

You’re probably white. Ofc you would love that

[@cycyslayer]

Ummmm no

[@lilay2002]

@@hazelleaner6998 hate to break it to you but I'm not.

[@mrjohnnyjohnster3940]

It's fascinating to compare this with the "Do All White People Think The Same" video, especially the confidence in their respective responses.

[@dashiefiles]

Because the sad truth is, if you have any sort of opinion on race and you are white you immediately feel scared that you will chastised

[@edoardofedrighi2102]

The "all white people" video was actually a "all insecure American white liberals with guilt think the same" video

[@resistthetyranny1501]

Yeah and it's only getting worse. All it does is build fear and resentment, the very opposite of what we should be aiming for. No one is ok with double standards.

[@ellianaleah9512]

@@edoardofedrighi2102 please go somewhere

[@KM6408x]

Ya it is interesting because it seems the people in this video are much more confident in what they say.

[@witchandcat]

The guy with the black sweater standing in front was always calm and articulate, also very restpectful. It s nice to have debates with people like that.

[@mercedeszuniga6202]

Gaylord Hemroyd dude lmao 😂

[@jodofly1158]

I found it funny when the heavier woman pretty much said she's not happy with corporate America wanting you to speak professionally 😂

[@donovanpe6697]

Nah

[@donovanpe6697]

How were the other guys not articulate

[@ie2693]

@@donovanpe6697 They all were extremely polite and kind. The guy in the black sweater in the front just fit the posters narrative more 🙄

[@flowershoneysunshine]

This is the number of people who want drawn lines on the floor 👇

[@Charles-xk2mj]

they added them later I guess this worked

[@iwrotethis4712]

They did

[@Yaboikilljoy]

Its literally less work to put tape down then digitally in post xD

[@puffdaddy69]

They white so they don’t want em lol

[@TheNuclearBolton]

Personally, if I was an editor, I’d put green lines and overlay a cool neon color over them to make it look retro / digital.

[@leilatoure1466]

I REALLY HOPE YALL DO ANOTHER VID because this was ridiculously steroetypical.

[@Superbatmanbro]

This video pissed because there some many different types of black culture around the world

[@nightmarefiles1]

That was.....interesting

[@nitrouz201]

I'm

[@MaX-le2tu]

@Brain top 10 questions science can't answer

[@sxbbyxlt]

C'mon @Brain use yourself..what do you see after the "I'm"? This " " Get it?

[@asabovesobelow7981]

4 realz

[@alleniversonisabeast]

nitrouz201 nothing?

[@PsychGal1980]

I would love to see this black/white video combination if they asked all the same questions to each group. It would be really cool to compare and contrast people’s answers to a common group of questions about racial identity.

[@normaleighnaughty2928]

I thought the same thing!

[@susuedina1199]

Please do this ...

[@sierra7367]

Watch the middle ground they mad a white and black one

[@vcircadiana4055]

I feel like there would be too much negativity

[@Parisroam]

@@vcircadiana4055 only in the comment section. 😂

[@porshabrown5777]

The dude in the plaid shirt needs to be a comedian 😂 “They accepted world wide, like Visa” had me weak

[@rileedolan6838]

He sounds like Kevin heart

[@MegaDreamOo]

He sounds funny 🤣

[@aatkinson1914]

😭😭😭

[@Lostwithinmyself]

He is.

[@danajataylor8864]

He sounds like D.L. Hughley

[@noahsanders2561]

Aba and Preach clownin all over y’all

[@The_Anais_Watterson]

As they should

[@eventplanner461]

Sometimes Aba and Preach nitpick for fun...but this video was actually terrible. It's almost insulting. "Is Kanye West invited to the cookout?"

[@bellab2829]

Ooooo keep it coming. This series is gonna be so good

[@sharanchinniah8925]

Why did i read this in snoops voice.

[@Metal22]

probably cause his freakin profile pic was snoop hahaha

[@hanicetryshills225]

Good???...really? Every individual is their own, the segment will always display that! I think any person who would even ask "if black people are different?", is racist asf and could catch these hands! Edit: Changed "there" to "their"

[@bellab2829]

HaNice TryShills their*

[@hanicetryshills225]

@@bellab2829 Good Job! :)

[@pennywise9236]

Why dont they put lines on the actual floor

[@aliaelhamy]

Pennywise they might use it for other things

[@watermoof4914]

@@aliaelhamy they could at least put white tapes

[@CryptoNWO]

the magic of editing

[@rayito556]

Because they don't want to have a clown make a sewer on the line

[@dillpicklelicker2540]

Pennywise I didn’t know this is what you do on your free time

[@chxmiee3266]

This is so surface level and stereotypical.

[@ktipbomb7888]

Lol

[@mssan2016]

lt's quite embarrassing and then everyone is not black

[@mssan2016]

@@allisonwalsh8404 No one e is definitely biracial. Stop putting mixed persons in black spaces.

[@alyssar272]

@@mssan2016 that's just a disgusting thing to say wow

[@mssan2016]

@@alyssar272 lts not its the truth. Always putting mixed women in BLACK spaces.

[@stephlozano7317]

I’m Latino and I related when they said “Do you have a white voice?” And the answer is sadly yes. It’s like I have to blend in. 😂🥲 Not only do blacks co-switch Mexican and Latinos do too.

[@Superbatmanbro]

As Caribbean American that adopted into a white family and I’ve the same crap to and don’t care what my people or white people think of me.

[@kedeeky]

These questions had no...meat. Need a do-over.

[@jamilihelo3691]

Fr I'm pretty disappointed

[@gaminglegend]

That's not vegan though

[@marika5931]

The first one did (chicken).

[@mistynights2834]

No seasoning 😔👊🏾

[@maura2665]

The guy in the red plaid was like Kevin Hart as a suburban dad

[@KD-jv7ez]

Maura Gastgeb hahaha omg

[@okaden1015]

Hahaha😂

[@Maya-ch7gq]

Yes lmao

[@timelesssilence2541]

He reminds me of chris rock

[@swetcorn]

"They accept in world round, like VISA!"

[@thaonguyen-eb8tc]

you should do “do all asians think the same.” next

[@dietcherryyycoke]

they better include a variety of asians like south asians, central asians and not just east

[@meapmeap9888]

l e i l a n i I really hope they do

[@FM-to3gy]

asian is not only china korea japan

[@silveryfeather208]

or maybe do 'do all asians' then 'all south asians' then 'middle eastern's

[@yoonway5400]

Yasss👏🏻👏🏻

[@PLaMantia]

The problem with the dreads question is that Nordic Vikings had dread locks.

[@4xdblack]

There are white people who wore dreads before they even knew black people existed. This whole debate is too damn ridiculous.

[@retributionpics]

Not just Nordic Vikings. People who say White people should not wear dreadlocks either don't know how Dreads work or don't know anything about white people's hair or our history. Even someone with slightly wavy hair who doesn't comb/brush their hair will eventually start to form Dreads and some white people have very curly hair.

[@kh-bx2ig]

That was braids that got matted, not locs

[@omarsoliman7421]

@@kh-bx2ig no

[@Sra.ariel09]

@@omarsoliman7421 yes

[@averyautumn6115]

The guy in the plaid was EVERYTHING😂😂

[@KattReen]

He's insanely charismatic

[@mirrbaby9854]

literally my favorite person ! lol .

[@stevenmartinez6746]

@@mirrbaby9854 huiggtdcfvvg hxjoisbchxjsjdd kkakak a loophole an QBs wishing hi no no km no . Shoot ososkks. I'm looking owhno

[@funnymomentsent.5131]

facts 😂😂😂

[@ashmanyang1801]

Avery Autumn omg ikrr 🤣🤣 “I loooooooooove fried chicken”

[@gibbysrandomvids4794]

Staff: “do you like fried chicken?” Erin: ThATs nOt vEGaN

[@TomJohnSmith]

I can't believe you've done this

[@msstephanie726]

NOOOO 😂

[@nouive]

Gibby's Random vids NOT ERIN!

[@theyhavenobananas1902]

DEAR GOD, NO! Keep her away!

[@christinea.a.a]

who is Erin?

[@SparksFly_edits]

The guy with the checkered shirt didn’t come to play 😂 love him! Thanks for all the likes!

[@TheCyberguycpt]

Who DL HUGLEY. LOL.

[@danieldoucet9121]

He's awesome ! Genuine, smart, un-apologetic.

[@ShesTooBougie]

He was in this KZbin series Black Boots check in out

[@lukasaoo88]

Its called plaid not checkered

[@ShesTooBougie]

Bagel Boi it’s only two colors so checkered fits as well

[@Veratheprettiest]

I absolutely love Muja. He has undeniable energy, you can see the smiles grow on everyone else's faces when he's speaking

[@legitwalrus7639]

Should have done this blindfolded so they weren’t swayed by each other

[@ArchibaldWasTaken]

Legit Walrus yeah but they would of ran into each other lol

[@legitwalrus7639]

HiHowAreYa CSGO That would literally be conflicting opinions then ;)

[@theonewithzen]

Yes! With a rope in front to guide them left or right with beads to tell how far to go over.

[@lelmdrWHO]

Lol or just with small white boards to privately write your answer before sharing. That would be simpler than these suggestions. But this concept gives a great visual for a video

[@Mike-mq2tw]

Lol or hanging

[@kingakuma1990]

Tip: you should have duct tapes on the ground to separate the agreements.

[@jamesm.6471]

i read that and walked to the strongly agree line

[@Impetuss]

Disagree, its wasteful. Not really necessary

[@kingakuma1990]

Henrik something as simple as this might make this series that better.

[@CharmOfVivian]

@@Impetuss Disagree, it's not wasteful if it's gonna stay there for the whole series

[@ebonynope8168]

I agree but not duct tape. It wears down quickly and looks ugly after you use it for a while.

[@thandekandlovu818]

Suggestion: Do African Americans and African (Born & Raised) think the same??

[@RalphTho]

As an African American who is Descendant of Slaves who also has an Uncle who married in my family from Nigeria🇳🇬 WE THINK TOTALLY DIFFERENT! Even though we think different I still strive for Black unity regardless of Ethnicity, Religion and Nationality. One Love Black Love Black Unity

[@thandekandlovu818]

@@RalphThoExactly, and most Africans don't share that history of slavery, because they are Descendants of Royalty, Leaders and Warriors, that's why I think it would be nice to see this dialogue in action. I agree with your last statement 100% we do think differently.

[@davidreese6963]

Definitely NOT

[@thandekandlovu818]

Rewording my suggestion: Do African Americans and Africans (Born & Raised) share similar life experiences?

[@davidreese6963]

@@thandekandlovu818 I don't know, I'd still have to say no but yes in some ways. I'm African American by the way.

[@madderthanever]

'Kinda shocked that the dislikes are so low, quite honestly...

[@Chuck.Mast3r]

My thoughts exactly.

[@HXCORNERSTONE]

Because this is a predominantly white channel ....clearly from these racist ass sub par questions

[@gaidinkamei8462]

Half white woman: *walks in Erin: That's not black

[@laurenhonestlyvibes69years86]

I’m half black lolol

[@hindrayyan]

I'm dead ahhh

[@thankunext2625]

Lord Lauren same

[@elena-lc4uk]

@@laurenhonestlyvibes69years86 see you say half black ,which is correct. I have 2 Black parents light skinned or not they are Black so am I

[@kayliejohnston7910]

I was the 1k like just would like to point that out

[@yourmotherahha9486]

I love how the most heated debate was “Is Kanye West invited to the cookout?”

[@lisbethperalta4929]

Why is nobody talking about that Kanye question? That really created some tension

[@jolondabarr3480]

Lisbeth Peralta right ! The lighter skinned guy is so lost in the real problem

[@iikey6509]

Jolonda Barr there is no real problem, if ur black and have a different opinion then other blacks they will look at u different;especially if it on the “white man” side. (I’m black)

[@vanessapolovy2803]

I didnt get the question so...

[@kristenness6034]

@@vanessapolovy2803 I didn't either! Can someone explain what that means?

[@Funstun-yk7oo]

@@kristenness6034 hes a trump supporter and said black people chose to be slaves

[@EA-sv5oz]

i’m so thankful these people made these questions more serious than they were because these questions were so bad

[@Samurai_Aldo]

You gotta at least get different age groups

[@ChromaticaCitizen]

Samurai_Aldo yeah this would’ve been great with different age groups

[@draculathevampire934]

And different places in the world

[@loravipperman3061]

YESSSSSSSS🙌🙌🙌🙌

[@umbra9705]

Answers would vary for sure but Im kinda more interested in what the younger generation thinks

[@caitlinarf9726]

To be fair part of the point is that a lot of people assume all black people are the same, and this creates a scenario where they’re all similar in age, location, and race, but still have quite different beliefs and opinion, and therefore that race doesn’t define someone

[@Ramendude909]

These videos are wonderfully binge-able

[@jungkookstinypigtails5338]

666 likes just became 667

[@holysutcliff8112]

@@jungkookstinypigtails5338 and today 766 likes became 767

[@im-suixide8339]

876 for me

[@whyy9927]

today 967 to 968

[@iamkellij]

I feel insulted as a black person watching this. I truly thought they were going to ask some deep questions. I guess this what what they think all black people think about..

[@db200508]

This video was not meant to solve and issues. They were not going to accomplish that goal in the time that was allotted. These were basic questions and there were varying responses.

[@awesomeenbyperson714]

Same

[@skybeth1827]

i agree, i am biracial. these questions are so stereotypical and not at all serious or in dept.

[@elonmosque4294]

How do people get offended so easily nowadays??? Doesn’t it get tiring???

[@db200508]

@@elonmosque4294 I somewhat agree. They had a ton of disagreements on basic questions. This was not going to solve anything.

[@doncritathompson1307]

I love how they all strongly agreed on being proud to be black ✊🏽🖤

[@d13_a]

“Would you rather have a racist next to you that’s hiding it or would you rather have a racist next to you that’s letting you know how they feel?” I would rather not have a racist next to me in any form idk

[@danaflamenco]

@Lil Goof If someone is being racist they are racist. There is no reason to want those people around you. To compare that to Nazism is absurd. Clearly you missed the point

[@mrsheep8455]

@@danaflamenco if we separate based on pre-conceived thought no one will learn from each other or gain new knowledge.

[@danaflamenco]

@@mrsheep8455 I didn't say anything about preconceived thoughts so let's not confuse racism and ignorance. There are plenty of blatantly racist people so again if someone is racist why would you want to be around them?

[@justins7123]

@@mrsheep8455 I got nothing to learn from a racist.

[@esaimorales9497]

@@justins7123 you can learn some things from a racist

[@kial7070]

Watching this after the “white version” was a slap in the face...

[@maleahj308]

Yes it's embarrassing honestly

[@voiceofreason2691]

I agree; It ended on one of the most insuIting notes ever. I bet aII those racist jerks in the room are secretIy making crueI fun of white peopIe right now

[@tedcharleceus9753]

For context this was the first episode of this show and this was made two years ago when people were not as cultural aware but there needs to be a remake

[@t.tadzee268]

It's so embarrassing

[@mattmax11]

@@tedcharleceus9753 What? Who cares if it is was the first episode.

[@dessy.filmss1027]

The first statement is “I enjoy fried chicken” really? Really stereotypical and i literally just came from the white version of this video where there were much more serious questions what is this..

[@jesus_440]

Lmao same

[@flooow3409]

because they gotta make some white people look racist

[@johnbrand8366]

@@flooow3409 facts. I wanted to hear the same type of questions that the white people video had.

[@goncalodias6402]

the questions on the white video were made to catch them being racist...... like the "do you say the n- word when you are alone?" and "do white people have culture"question as if that helps in any way the conversation.

[@freyabartholomewbacklund6037]

I'm not saying that they didn't ask enough serious questions in the episode, but they usually start of the episode with a not so serious question. Maybe to break the ice a bit.

[@Tiger_Woods]

No we all don’t think the same we are individuals like everyone else 💯💯

[@mariogorgees3489]

"Being White is like Visa, it's accepted everywhere" That line killed me

[@sagedwt1350]

Jacob Kay think about what ur saying, why tf would a white guy go to arabia

[@mariogorgees3489]

@@sagedwt1350 Probably out there due to deployment? Also Arab's come in 3 skin tones: Well Done, Burnt, and Sun Bleached

[@SaddamHussein-69]

@Jacob Kay I was just thinking that. My mum is Irish and my dad is Algerian which is in North Africa. (There arab in north africa some people think africa is all black smh) and I look really white. Its hard you get stared at people perceive you as posh and all round kind of annoying

[@berno8535]

@@purpp-esque1711 yeah, i don't understand that point the guy made entirely... a lot of whites act different in different enviroments that require said behaviour because it's what is expected... something one calls courtesy, white people (most, not all) dont get asked to do so, because they automatically do, since your professional and personal life is different... if i like beer and junkfood in my personal time, it doesnt mean i should have that same attitude when going on bussiness lunch.

[@purpp-esque1711]

@@berno8535 Precisely.

[@kkhromeluv]

I just came from the white version of this video This whole video feels different it's like everybody here already knows eachother in the white version they were super arkward

[@sofia-mt5ir]

KBTruth Also, everyone is proud of their race but in the white one almost everyone said they aren’t proud of being white

[@Alex-vp6yw]

I noticed too. I think it's very much about guilt. Entering a racial conversation as a white person, one carries a horrible history of discrimination (to say the least) imposed by their race - no wonder they cannot be cheerful and proud. White people before them have historically been "too" proud. A black person, on the other hand, is essentially viewing their racial history as one of overcoming victimhood - that is a past to be proud about. I think the different vibe of the videos absolutely makes sense, and I also find the production likely had the same in mind when crafting the questions/

[@kimberley8902]

I’m proud of being white!! I’m not apologizing for things I had no control over nor would I apologize to people it doesn’t effect if I had. Democrats are responsible for oppression of black people.

[@kkhromeluv]

@@kimberley8902 way to bring politics in this🙄

[@kimberley8902]

KBTruth Truth is hard to swallow I know 😂

[@reallogic4991]

"They accepted everywhere like Visa" LMAOOOO

[@audiobytonx5456]

absolutely died.

[@sweetsunflowers8336]

lol i though he said weasels rip both ways are true though

[@Nepetamoon]

I’m done😂😂😂.

[@s54209]

Andre Knowledge357 did you not watch the video ?

[@sajaa.620]

@Andre Knowledge357 stfu

[@hunterroach666]

With the whole dread thing I want to point something out. I'm white, I can wear 'dreadlocks'. In my culture, I'm Norwegian, they were popular. I greq up surrounded by specific Norwegian culture in my family, like my dads strongly religious and all.. Now I wouldn't wear my hair like that just to claim a culture or to say 'yah but my ancestors did too technically' it'snot about any of that. I would wear my heair that way to APPRECIATE the culture of it. I'm growing my hair out so that I have the ability to do it because I've never been able to. Point is, there's a difference between appropriation and appreciation. And with that, you need to unsderstand what culture you're appreciating.

[@stephenh694]

Dreads were most likely initially a Hindu thing before being an African thing, nor has it ever at any point in history been a "black" only thing. It's not appropriating for any any race to wear dreads.

[@Superbatmanbro]

All cultures have hair styles that are similar and different but gate keeping hairstyles is useless and just divides us more instead of sharing

[@lulubear6358]

Me : “i’m sure they have some great questions and topics to ask.” Them : “kAnYe WeSt Is InViTeD tO tHe CoOkOuT”

[@tobble2414]

@@siyahrt Huh?

[@vanessaquintero7315]

Right!! dO yOU lIKe FriEd ChIckEn

[@x.o.x.o.j.u.l.e.s]

@@siyahrt I'm confused how is this racist (btw I'm mixed)

[@ritathomas1195]

@@siyahrt how is that racist? Are you good?

[@yoraodili4180]

@@x.o.x.o.j.u.l.e.s girl you don’t have to mention that you have black in Lmaooo. Anyone who reads that is gonna be just as confused as you💀

[@Matandfun]

“Accepted like visa.” I love the humor of the guy in the back

[@acemstudio]

I wanna have a beer with that guy lol

[@Fun_with_a_gun]

Same haha

[@ckn713]

I loved how informed and thoughtful plaid shirt guy was

[@zakila2cute]

Great discussion! Yes, I love being black👊🏾🙌🏾🫶🏾👍🏾💪🏾👏🏾🤚🏾👌🏾

[@trexf286]

.

[@thegamingpigeon3216]

I've never understood the stereotype of liking fried chicken, because you know who else likes fried chicken? *Absolutely everyone!*

[@EJHRB]

It has its history. If I'm not mistaken, black people were only allowed to own chickens... so fried chicken was a very popular thing in black culture. This is where it originates from. And white people kept targeting black people as these people obsessed with fried chicken. My source is a Netflix "Ugly Delicious" episode on the origins of fried chicken.

[@viviannabaez7601]

H M I don’t

[@ericc.2673]

Cuz we season it correctly

[@cristalmontanha9796]

Except vegans and vegetarians

[@eliasshamoon]

jim gaffigan

[@elissakim9863]

Absolutely love this series and its direction. I love that this channel is always challenging people to have genuine conversations. We need more Jubilee in this world.

[@madisonjones4031]

You guys should re do this video. When you did the “do all white people think the same” video you gave them a lot of thought provoking questions but you gave the black people questions like “do you like fried chicken” why do feel black people are incapable of having the same intellectual conversations that their white counterparts had?

[@jordananash7693]

Madison Jones this!!!!!

[@dailydoseofimari6234]

agree

[@magnificentmyangel]

WELLLLLLLLLL

[@paguindignada6392]

yes!!!

[@felice7668]

I agree, but I do think the reason was because these questions were more about black culture.. White people don't have a culture lol so they couldn't have given like fun questions to them, because they literally don't have any specific things in common

[@lauraverrall7904]

The dreadlocks one is silly. Anyone can wear dreadlocks. The vikings and celtics used to have dreadlocks.

[@dinakalim1944]

this channel combines education with humanity and humor and its produced so well like dammmm i wanna be one of these

[@bigbrainanime9485]

P-people should know not to assume all groups of people think a like... The fact that someone felt they need to make videos like this, is rather disheartening.

[@mattjac610]

@@bigbrainanime9485 or rather... people should not assume that everyone thinks alike. Regardless of gender, ethnicity, nationality, etc. EDIT: I also don't see anything wrong with making videos on the premise of dismantling stereotypes themselves.

[@laurenlewis5907]

Oh hi mark

[@boyshaped]

Str8 Krillin it did you just stutter through text?

[@sossstudios3282]

@@boyshaped that threw me off too lmao

[@leondelafonte]

You should put black Africans & black Americans and do this kind of video again. There are a lot of different perspectives of blackness from the continent.

[@user-mc5yd8yu9h]

leondelafonte some of these people were either black Africans and black African Americans. Adib looks visibly East African and I’m pretty sure Efa is Nigerian

[@dank8793]

That would have been extremely awkward lol. Africans tend to strongly dislike African Americans.

[@velvetteddy]

@@dank8793 It's not like that where I'm from (South Africa). In fact, a lot of Africans (who live in Africa) are under this impression that African Americans think they're better than us

[@grey.6825]

@@user-mc5yd8yu9h Actually, judging by her name, Efa is East African too -- Kenyan, specifically.

[@PHlophe]

@@user-mc5yd8yu9h what she meant continental ones, not those raised in the same american mold, which defaults to african american. they tend to have a lot more in common.

[@myunsolicitedopinion]

the man in the plaid shirt gave me lots of perspective. i respect him a lot

[@myunsolicitedopinion]

Kqwezz we had the saoces inside

[@maverick885]

@@myunsolicitedopinion stop don't make me together yummy

[@Yakita60]

Oh wassup Greg

[@keyana8393]

I wish someone brought up that you can code switch in a professional setting w black people too

[@MasterBonesRSSLN]

Do Chinese people, I wanna see if everyone is like my dad

[@greekyogurt2855]

Why u no doctor yettttt

[@kaskyi6290]

Woah dude I don’t understand but woah

[@CeceDeAnn]

Idk why this made me laugh 😂 better yet they should do are all dads alike! I’m pretty sure all dads tell lame jokes, love khaki shorts, and brag about how early they wake up only to fall asleep in front of the tv at 11 am

[@niandraladie2953]

@@CeceDeAnn Lol not my dad at all. He wears biker jeans and boots and tells dirty jokes. I love him though, he's special.

[@quoutdoor]

I feel like the generations would be different

[@dori2916]

The lack of serious questions is kinda insulting

[@nelsondendomo6687]

honestly, my mouth dropped after that first question and than after the Kanye one I knew this wasnt gonna be serious. I wasnt expecting anything to serious at first but I watch the white people, asian and latino one before coming to this one and if you compare the questions well this video is basically a joke. Kinda dissapointed

[@thelordoftime803]

Because they're trying to avoind wrong questions waaay to hard. They're making a joke out of this video because the woke crowd would be eating them alive if the questions were serious. And lo and behold, the woke crowd is eating them anyway. It's almost like whenever you make content about black people, you will inevitably end up at the mercy of the wokes. And if you don't make such content, you're racist because you don't. In woke mentality, you're racist no matter what, so that's why the subject is being treated as a joke.

[@legoabortionclinic2388]

You have a wojak profile picture

[@marcchauharjasingh6944]

I think that was deliberate and was not meant to be an insult. I think it was meant to focus on trivial matters to tackle some of the basic stereotypes associated with black people... the white one was meant to deal with racism at its core and, as such, the questions were deeper.

[@technicalmachine1671]

This is from 2018, so they probably made it more serious over time.

[@Maaaarrrrssss]

3:27 that lady saved his asss jumping in like that bless her lmao

[@eatcereal1294]

Mars fr😩✊🏾✊🏾

[@MiSSJUiCEBOXXLiVE]

She sure did lmaooo. 🙏🏽

[@aquaman6166]

Right, homeboy was STUTTERING

[@prettylibra]

LMAOOOOOOOOO HE WAS STRUGGLING

[@tchoopee5143]

But she didn't even get what he was trying to say

[@ladymondegreen]

This was one of Jubilee’s first videos and back then they didn’t deep dive into these discussions and most of their questions were not so serious, so it’s nothing personal with this video. However, since things have changed a lot both in the world and with Jubilee’s channel, I would love to see a longer rework of this video with deeper insights and themes and challenging questions.

[@taiyonatiare7918]

I like Adib. He wasnt afraid to voice his opinion honestly even though he knew the people in there were gonna disagree.

[@Ray-ei2ro]

yea, but bro Adib never experienced cultured American racism.

[@fortuneamorson4560]

Yeah. So true. I'm black and I don't buy this "collective thinking" stuff; because of skin color. They expect everyone to have the same political ideologies, values, beliefs, preferences etc. I don't believe only white people can be racist. I think racism is racism. I believe no one should be judged by the color of their skin. But we blacks do this to each other a lot.

[@bibaolaitan5189]

I know right.... and I mostly agree with what he said.

[@stoopidlyrich_5182]

Adib is white

[@sheraluvu]

Adib was vocal but yet ignorant

[@gabrielgo64]

Is there a possibility for a "do all Hispanics think the same?" I would like to see that

[@emelypuntiel4611]

Gabriel Gomez that one sounds interesting

[@BassSetH0und]

You can't because there are alot of different types of Hispanics to cover

[@lizzie0781]

BassSet Hound exactly, they should get a variety of Hispanics from different places to see if they think and agree on the same things

[@user-or4eo9hr6k]

If there’s Mexicans we would probably agree with all the stereotypes.

[@dtorresion]

Omg yall should ask if all latinos think its okay to say the n-word id love to hear peoples opinions

[@alexandervalt4189]

- White video "Do whites have no culture?" - Black video "Anyone like some fried chicken?"

[@yatirayau824]

Celestyal that question was racist lowkey

[@kennn6582]

@Oh yeah yeah FINALLY SOMEONE SAID THAT. Coming from a black young woman I 100% believe that video was white guilt.

[@carliej4354]

It’s sad how guilty the white people act.

[@gabrielalebron9484]

Carlie J it makes sense though, they can’t be proud of being white, if they are then they’re immediately deemed racist

[@kachs1756]

People just generalize. My mother will tell anyone I don't like fried chicken, I will eat baked or roasted breast only. I've never liked watermelon my mom eats it. She tried to push it on me, but it's like celery to watery tasting. Which I hate. I've noticed that whites and Philippinos, and Cambodians love fried chicken way more then Black folks. But the stereotype is only attached to Black People. Like watermelon, white people and Asians love it. Especially down south whites. Southerners eat black southern cuisine more than Black folks. Just like a lot of blacks love Chinese food. Chinese restaurants are on every corner just like liquor stores in the hood.

[@etherealnashi]

When the first prompt was "i enjoy fried chicken" i couldnt take this serious...

[@alaaye5237]

This was great! Obviously Black people don’t all think the same, I think the purpose of this video was to combat stereotypes. They weren’t really questioning whether or not we all think the same.

[@drewmiller8825]

I think that would've been a way better way to title the video because i was legitimately irritated like come on now Jubilee

[@brittaniibatts2638]

right I so love this!

[@miznikki2u]

@@drewmiller8825 Agreed! this is the dumbest posed "question" anyone could ask. Not impressed with the title as some not so intelligent folks may take the title literally. @Jubilee

[@drewmiller8825]

@@miznikki2u dead ass though

[@SM-fj4kz]

Black people thinking the same was never a stereotype

[@thewrustywrench21]

Kanye:Creative speech Woop tee scoop Whoopitie scoop Poop didi woop

[@PhedelCastro]

Rain_ 106 that’s straight fire

[@Itsshadowgod]

You picked his worse line ever tho

[@NateSG0]

That song was a troll towards drake

[@umeblossom6498]

@@NateSG0 yup tellin him "this what your lyrics sound like to me"

[@slanosoprano]

Man puts out tons of albums and people judge him because of a troll line wow.

[@vinnyvidivici]

Why couldn’t you guys just put some tape on the ground to divide the sections?? 😂

[@dalalj4926]

I was thinking the same thing the whole video 😂

[@skeleton5459]

i know! that annoyed me

[@vulnicuravulnicura5587]

Hahahaha imma be on the strongly agree spectrum for this idea lol

[@tomnguyen1999]

Maybe because it'll limit the choices to just 7 rather than the creativity of the players of the game Just a thought

[@xobls]

Why waste tape? Everyone’s an adult, I think they can handle simple directions without having to mark the lines.

[@alyssacleveland219]

Second to the back is very wise and observational. Has a lot of context and alll proof behind his comments. Very well executed arguments. Need more of him

[@randomguy2.083]

That guy in the red and black shirt should be a voice actor

[@adamczubaszek9379]

i want him voicing a GTA character

[@sebastianfeuerstein9306]

Yeah, I Like his Voice too 😎

[@Kaomorix9]

HE A REAL OG!

[@bb-3653]

He already sounds like one that voices cyborg from teen titans..if uno what that is

[@JosephAliDeeb]

Interesting video, can you guys draw lines on the floor for the next video maybe?

[@naku--]

it'd look like there's only 3 choice but without lines they can extand it

[@BananaPoodle2]

JAD I think the idea is to provide a spectrum of choice rather than cut lines

[@yourmama70]

And add more people for a bigger sample

[@dymmeka2476]

🙊🙊 *WAN6T ME? LO5OK, I MASTBATE NAK8ED,снеск0 VID5еО.* 💊💊

[@witchplease9695]

@@timothyjohnsonLetsTalk "they all look like thugs" No we dont, you're just a racist making typical racist excuses.

[@nelsonl8166]

Now u don’t know why this has 683 likes- a bored dude in quarantine

[@petrusedwardjr.2598]

Anyone there with common sense would have done that

[@seriouspuncher645]

Big facts

[@sharonhicks-jones5471]

@@petrusedwardjr.2598 😂🤗

[@nelsonl8166]

Thanks for the replies lol

[@Cheersroblox]

Just need some flex tape

[@RubeeRoja]

The people in this video were a lot of fun and made the most of it, but the questions were just dull and menial when there's so many nuance conversations to be had

[@JDActive]

I felt relaxed watching this one..the white one was intense lol

[@sugastolemywig.4536]

Ikr

[@Polliwollie]

Maybe the questions in the video with white people were a bit more spicy. But those white people seemed to suffer from a terrible case of PC indoctrines. Why place al that guilt on yourself if you’re clearly already so aware and open minded? The people in this video have incredibly accurate perceptions of their world it seems, also they have open minds and well thought out valid arguments. Can’t put my finger on why the other video feels so off in comparisson (as a white western european citizen). Respect for all participants in both videos though.

[@allisontaya6036]

Mr2Cool68 ikr i was like i swear some people gonna actually fight, this was actually relaxing

[@biancagarazatua]

Mr2Cool68 yass

[@deanwhaley1466]

@@EyeAmTree okay, and? So that gives them a pass just because they ancestors suffered?

[@vibelandmedia]

The problem is y'all asked them about fried chicken & dreads in the first 5 minutes. The white person video you asked them about serious topics from start to finish. And I love kanye, but every black person does not. They DO NOT HAVE TO!

[@ozunakenni3643]

snooptrell totally agree

[@imnogood5016]

the title of this video is "do all black people think the same" and the other one is "do all white people think the same *about race*" I think they should do a video about black and race and another on white but not specifially about race.

[@imnogood5016]

@@vibelandmedia okay, I agree with you

[@What_A_Lady]

Yeah that got my attention too. Came right from the "do all white ppl think alike?" Vid and the first few questions suprised me.

[@CR1992..]

@@vibelandmedia Are dreads really cultural though? I have dreads and it's not because I tried to have them, as a 100% black person that's just how my hair grows if I don't touch it. It's safe to assume that at the root, dreads were just a natural thing that then became cultural and even somewhat religious to some, and there are more black people with dread than any other group because it just fits naturally. I have yet to see another ethnicity or race that can have dreads without intentionally creating them. This may explain why it is turned into a racial subject. That's how it appears to me, and that's also why I don't really care who wears them. It grows on our heads naturally as black people but it wasn't a choice. It doesn't do it for others and it wasn't a choice either. It is very much a racial subject in my opinion if you look at it in depth, but it is in no way racist. Culture can be shaped and changed, something that is the result of genetics cannot be attributed to culture. All people who are fully black or even mixed with black to a certain extent can have dreads in some form naturally, whether it is a part of their culture or not.

[@kiwi4prez]

6 is too small of a sample size, but it's a nice concept

[@CoryMck]

You cant have 20 people arguing about 5 topics in a 10 minute video.

[@itsokay.9392]

@@CoryMck why not?

[@pidgon7465]

Its Okay. It would get too messy and everyone would start talking.

[@itsokay.9392]

@@pidgon7465 you sayibg that blacks can't control themselves when arguing their sides?

[@CoryMck]

@@itsokay.9392 This video only had 6 people and it was already slightly rushed. More people means less input.

[@pastelsarecuteyes.2667]

The code switching thing isn't changing who you are its professionalism you don't talk to your boss like how you talk to your friends when your at work and white people do this too its not changing your identity its professional thats all.

[@chloebenjamin5599]

If you actually saw how many black people speak to people their close to, you may have a different opinion. Black culture isn’t fully embraced in corporate America and many non-black spaces.

[@pastelsarecuteyes.2667]

@@chloebenjamin5599 No my opinion stays the same. (Btw I was RAISED around black people I would know)

[@alwaysbeingaaliyah]

@@pastelsarecuteyes.2667 but are you black there’s a difference

[@aarianaxx]

The biracial girl looks sooooo uncomfortable lmao

[@soul23110]

I don’t think so

[@NeilDownNatty]

she's probably just low key awkward, and that's alright.

[@priscilla444]

I mean I get uncomfortable talking about black topics because I don't feel like I have the right too

[@aleciaist]

Aariana xx biracial people don’t know what “side” to choose some times because they are both! My boyfriend is black and white, but raised by a white mother. So we have different views about being black. I feel that she was a bit uncomfortable 😂

[@robertmitchell2300]

Yeah, being the lightest black person in the room IS always hella uncomfortable, even tho' it's acknowledged that you're still part of the fam... In a lot of cases, you feel the need to either disappear, or more commonly "outblack" everybody just to be taken seriously.

[@alesha9001]

i feel like you should do one with teenagers-children and see there opinions about race

[@bobcruz2826]

And then old people like the baby boomers.

[@algonzalez6853]

it would be "racist" lol, kids have a natural connection to their own people, check the videos of white little girls getting black dolls as gifts

[@Emily-kq4es]

Alesha yessss I would totally want to watch that

[@gyuisthebeom]

Yea

[@Domtheidiot_]

Kids and and teens get peer pressured it wouldn't be an accurate thing which is why it wouldn't work

[@boifyoodont6151]

When they asked if they thought black people were targeted by the police and everyone agreed my heart freakin broke...

[@fayes2201]

May I ask why?

[@ebunoluwataiwo9975]

My heart broke

[@boifyoodont6151]

Alexander Hamilton It’s pitiful that they feel that way. Officers are supposed to make people feel safe, and the fact that a group of people with a blatant similarity such as race feel criminalized and afraid by them is heart breaking.

[@teresachristieruban9712]

When everyone agreed my reaction was like your profile picture tbh😂

[@helloohelloo3948]

yeah but that last question totally healed it