Family Guy Roasting Everything Black Reaction | Katherine Jaymes

[@christopherlundgren3499]

The Cool-Aid man used to bust through a wall and say, "Oh Yeah!". That was the joke lol

[@johnlewis1830]

Yo, the way to Mama looked when u said I wonder if anyone has ever been handed their phone number on cash was suspect as hell. LMAO she definitely had a dude try that. You guys r great. 👍 Keep up the good work n I can't wait to look through y'all's stuff cuz I jus found y'all n u so funny. It's nice to c real people instead of front men n women putting on a facade.

[@Thomas116-m2n]

The Kool Aid pitcher used to bust through the wall and say, "Oh, Yeah!"

[@MasterZeus94]

The whole "Peter being black" clips is from an episode where he discovers his ancestor was a slave.

[@bradleystopher8725]

Nate Griffin, Peter's black ancestor who appeared in the episodes "Peter Griffin: Husband, Father Brother?" and "The Griffin Family History"

[@cigardawg]

Oh, the irony of them talking through most of the clips instead of pausing and reacting between them. 🤣

[@williamscoggin1509]

When she hollered you baby you didn't notice that she was actually a yoohoo chocolate drink.

[@Bastikovski99]

I don’t think the hangnail bit was alluding to rap having bad lyrics. I think the joke was the juxtaposition of a genre that is typically seen as tough, rowdy, alpha-male centric, with the rapper whining about a hangnail. It’s verbal irony.

[@The7thAdam]

I like the second cut about Reggie 😂 just shows you how you're really the racist you accuse everyone else of being, because you immediately think he's talking of a black guy; while in fact, Reggie is a white dude. 😂😂 I love it.

[@tattoodude8946]

I love the Reggie joke! That one gets everybody with these reactions. Everybody's like, "This is some racist BS." And then Reggie walks out and it was all you!

[@javaughncarter3223]

who's reggie

[@tattoodude8946]

@@javaughncarter3223 Did you watch the video? It’s on of the jokes. Peter asks to talk to Reggie and then proceeds to describe him….

[@mortarfo7910]

I just found your channel, and the two of you are HILARIOUS! Thank you. So much fun to watch.

[@TempleOfEnki]

Another great year together in the MAKING!! Love you both. Always the like button. AAAAAWE YEAH!!

[@lordwalker71]

The kool aid man says oh yeah when he crashes through a wall

[@abovenbeyondlimits81]

The look u made when the mom saw the number on the dollar . Mom literally was about that and was the reality of her time . Lol

[@remo27]

The context of the "Million Man March" thing is that Peter had just gotten back from a radical feminist retreat. He didn't know what the March was about (black men particular issues) and so he thinks its a good opportunity to berate "his fellow men" for all their alleged sins for being male such as increased violent tendencies relative to women.

[@mrjghostbell3807]

I think the hangnail is referencing how back then ppl would rap about anything that makes no sense lol

[@kdm71291]

The first thing wasn’t about the lyrics, per say…it was a statement on how it got to the point where so many rappers out there talked about hard times that they never actually experienced.

[@SMALLTOWNREACTIONS]

in the episode Chris's grandpa gave him a rare 1 dollar bill that ended up with Meg after Seamus gives Meg his number.

[@McGregorGirl]

I think the koolaid thing is a word play. Back in the day, the koolaid pitcher guy would burst through walls with a OH YEAH......

[@TTABBQ]

Its good to see reaction reviews for once, that people are not over silly, cussing all the time, and that type of stuff. Also good to see the time spent with the Mom and daughter bond. Great Job! God Bless.

[@anthonyj.adventures9736]

You were talking about the bill being a sly way of giving a number. My now wife was a store clerk at the local mom and pop gas station and it being a small town country store I stayed and talked to her from time to time. So after a few months she knew i never took a receipt but she insisted i took 1 on a particular day. Her number was on it. We've been married 9 years and have 3 kids.

[@603me.]

FYI, some of these clips don't play out of the context of the episode. In the Million Man March clip, he's not blaming black people. In the episode he's become effeminate and anti male after being forced to go to a women's retreat to settle a sexism lawsuit. So he's blaming men, but oblivious to how it sounds.

[@ridleydaemonia1134]

XD the face you made when your smol doggo borked >w

[@pickleriiick7294]

The money has a number on it because Seamus (the pirate guy with wood limbs) tried to give his number to Meg and that's what he wrote it on. She didn't call him. Pretty bad when Meg rejects you.

[@brothergrimm9656]

I laughed harder at your Mom's reaction to the Heart Monitor punchline than to the joke itself....

[@nonpartisangunowner4524]

5:00 That drink is also called a Yoohoo.

[@mikemurray5528]

Kool aid used to have a commercial with a Kool aid pitcher crashing into a room through the wall yelling Oh Yeah!, The Oh no would be a shot at that I believe.

[@rusosure7]

KJ: That's a clever way to give somebody a digit. Mom: (did she just say that??)

[@peterbooth793]

Among all men, mother jokes are commonly part of growing up. Yo mama.

[@dewshbag16]

For contacts, in the Million Man March clip Peter isn’t actually saying that black man are to blame for everything problems rather all men in general. Earlier in the episode he was sent by Lois to an all Women sensitivity training camp for men. He comes back thinking that he’s a woman. So, he’s not saying that black man are at fault for the issues in the U.SA. but that all men are be to blame. It’s a very funny episode.

[@christopherlundgren3499]

Love you and agree, and not trying to be a bitch, but I think you might have meant "context". Could have been autocorrect 😀

[@dewshbag16]

@@christopherlundgren3499 yes it was autocorrect, lol.

[@snowdog03]

That Million Man March happened in the early '90s I think. I have a fuzzy memory of it.

[@jfk64kennedy95]

You should find a compilation of Archie Bunker , 'All in the Family' racist bits' , that's a classic

[@Ave_Satani]

The kool-aid guy used to jump through a brick wall and scream “oh yeah” back in the 80s and 90s commercials.

[@Waterford1992]

You do know the Black Forest is a real place yeah? its in Germany

[@ljhumbert2462]

Bowling Joke = 1 Black Guy and 10 White Guys!

[@jamienightingale707]

OMGoodness Love your moms reactions... to your reactions LMAO

[@garyhall2770]

Meg wrote her number on the dollar bill earlier in the episode. The main story of the episode was following the dollar from person to person.

[@sjbbruins]

I really wish they put the entire 45 second clip in the Million Man March part. The context of the joke was obliterated.

[@stewrobb2329]

It really had to be in longer context.

[@RepoDraghon]

Cool aid slogan is "oh yeah!"

[@rkw2917]

Katherine, you have a lot more to learn from your mom

[@noigelallahbey9755]

the cool-Aide Man always says "OH YEAH" but when he saw the YooHoo he totally disagreed

[@FlyBoyEnterprises]

This case it was his father.....

[@SilverScribe85]

People are really missing out by not including the Brian Delivers Pizza in New Orleans cutaway to the black jokes because the song in that joke is so catchy

[@blboy129]

WE'RE ALL JUST BLOCKING THE STREET WE'RE ALL JUST BLOCKING THE STREET!

[@anthonyclark9159]

Y'all two are the "friends who dont like your husband"

[@matthewcostello3530]

you miss every joke

[@backforblood3421]

4:44 The Kool-Aid man would yell "Oh yeah!" after breaking through a wall.

[@lilbigblock3534]

Some of the jokes are dated you're going to have to ask your mom about the Kool-Aid joke... in reference to the old Kool-Aid commercials

[@Anthony-xd1lj]

Joe "if the black ball is innocent it has nothing to fear"

[@j.w.matney8390]

Ladies-Maurice "Mo" Cheeks was a great guard that played for the Philadelphia 76ers. They won an NBA title in 1983. The players wore very short shorts in those days. That's the joke.

[@bosshicks9152]

Maurice cheeks used to play guard for the NBA 76ers back in the eighties with Dr J, Julius Irving. Cleveland with the small shorts

[@preston175]

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[@randalllewis6424]

Name the cat OJ... then you can get a dog named Kato because it lives in the guest house outback.. lmao 🤣

[@chrisstraittalk]

They miss half the jokes, talking over them.

[@mikeharrison9078]

Peter Griffin has an eraser head. :) Your moms funny.

[@stevedrums1675]

"The dolphin's got a hot to trot mama????" ROTF!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@wileecoyote5749]

No. The Kool Aid saying "Oh No" is opposite from Kool Aid saying "OH YEAH!"

[@strigoi1313]

The episode was that Carter (Chris's grandfather & Lois's father) gave him a rare dollar and @ some point Meg ended up with the dollar and Seamus (the guy made of wood) asked Meg out and Meg wrote her number on the dollar to give to Seamus.

[@Bozemanjustin]

The Kool-Aid man always says oh yeah So he's saying the opposite because she's black

[@garypeters1920]

You two are so damn beautiful! I love your stuff. So funny.

[@GottaLookInwardToSeeOutward]

your aunt/mom is gorgeous

[@rogerdaly6326]

The beauty of Family Guy is nothing is off limits & no one is immune. Everyone is fair game.

[@nodakchris13]

Your Sir Mix A Lot reference was great!

[@adamgilmore7081]

The kool-aid man was famous for saying Oh Yeah. When he saw the girlfriend was black he said Oh No instead.

[@Bozemanjustin]

I do not believe they were making fun of the lyrics. I believe that we're making fun of the fact that it used to be called gangster rap but not a single rapper was ever a gangster. We've all watched the movie straight out of Compton they were school kids that started a rap career and called it gangster rap and talked about shooting each other when none of them did a day in jail none of them ganged up So the joke is they're dressed hard the music is hard but the words are talking about something so not gangster because they're not gangsters

[@Bozemanjustin]

@R J so your idea of educating somebody is not telling them? Because you think telling them will make them mad? This young lady seems nice she's just too young to know about the origins of gangster rap. So I made a reference to a 2015 film that was good, as a reference to what family guy was talking about. I forget which roast it was, but they made fun of the fact that Martha Stewart was up there with Snoop Dogg and other rappers, but she was the only one that had been to prison

[@donaldearle7497]

Your reactions are great Iove and mama just shines.....what a beau

[@narotic6133]

My Posse's on Broadway lol nice Sir Mix alot reference

[@tarrker]

3:53 - I've been handling money most of my adult life and, it's pretty common to see phone numbers on money. I have no idea what these numbers are or why they're on fives and twenties but, I still see it pretty frequently. Personally, I always try to stop and scribble them out with a sharpie but, I don't always have the time to do that. So... yeah. Before you think "Hey! This is a great way to give someone my number!" remember that, eventually, the person you give it to will spend that money. Then your phone number is just out there for whoever happens across that bill. Stay safe everyone. :)

[@followfornothing]

3:40 that was the episode of Family Guy where Carter Pewterschmidt had given Chris a dollar bill of Lincoln and Washington kissing. It was a rare dollar bill that Carter had given Chris for his birthday. Chris didn't care about the dollar and spent it and then it made its way into circulation such as the strip club and the gas station and the circulation went all the way to a drug dealer and the number that's on the dollar bill Seamus wrote his number on there and gave it to Meg when he acquired the dollar and he had nothing to write his number down to give to Meg.

[@JohntechFL]

Kool Aid's slogan is Oh yahhhhhh.

[@vooshmoozik6185]

that explains the "oh no", thanks

[@goldiegolderman1842]

Mama Jaymes is the best. They don't make women like that anymore! Hubba Hubba!

[@TempleOfEnki]

15:05 that was for women's rights because he watched a romance movie and cried. He didn't know it was all black dudes. They cut that lead up to thus scene. Its far funnier in context.

[@Quic34]

I think y’all are to young to get some of the references. Family Guy is hilariously accurate and as politically incorrect as they come. I should probably fight the writers for some of those jokes. Lol

[@fluffy_preacher]

U should check out the boondocks if u wanna have a mind blown moment

[@keybored67]

4:16 mom is like,,,yeah, I hope she doesn't find that one purse I have in the back of the closet

[@paulgrossenbacher8002]

The last one was touching on the concept of blacks in the wrong part of town from like the fifty's.glad you lovely ladies have a sense of humor stay safe you two beauty's

[@kcnb28]

The Kool-aid man was introducing his Yoohoo gf to his unsuspecting parents.

[@TrakouriJackson]

I like your mom's reactions.......to certain topics......

[@georgiaoutlaw4993]

U guys are great keep it up ☺️😊

[@larrystenli5879]

I think in the Kool-aid skit the girl friend is a yoo-hoo😏

[@kennethneece4838]

There was a tv show called “ The Jefferson’s “ which you might want to review! I thought it was kind of funny for it’s time!

[@wesmartyn3829]

Seems you 2 are reacting, to my favorite comedies.

[@taunbeddes7055]

The closing Kool aid man used to scream oh yeah in the commercials

[@robertm1672]

80s rap was originally fun, friendly. Represented the GenX culture where instead of violence, beefs were settled by rap offs, "yo mama" joke battles. The best you hear has slot of implying of dj jazzy Jaz and "the fresh prince". (Aka the fresh "prince of Bel Aire", aka the now notorious will Smith.) You'll notice other puns, such as Chris Rock's voice, and other black comedians.the million man march was a jab at Jada pinketts million woman march. And her rants about how to keep men in line, obedient. Now, going back to the fresh prince sounding rap, it insinuating that will Smith is a simp. You'll then connect the "entanglements" I mean, dots. Will Smith, Jada pinkett, Chris rock, other black comedians, Tupac, and August Alsina stylings. This whole will Smith and Jada drama thing, has been going on for decades. The slap was just the finality of what people have been seeing, predicting for 3 decades. Then Kool aid man would ALWAYS said OHHH YEAAH! before running thru things. In this case, instead of oh yeah! He said oh no! It's suggesting he broke standard for that purpose. Some of the concepts are ment to be backwards, white and black views of what they think the other sees, thinks happens, some is just outright sarcasm. Kinda like the traffic stop. It was once said that cops would stop a white man if he identified as "black" and the whole drama that follows is how alot of the black community sees police, and whites. And how they envision whites see them. And then all this in reverse as well. Basically, making fun of how some whites and blacks think about each other, and how it permeates the culture. Basically, if you tell a lie, or exaggeration enough times it becomes the truth. All it takes is a few thugs, bad apples from either side to ruin everything for everyone. A few black guys thugging on whites, a few white guys thugging on blacks. The fear mongering, the exaggerations, and each side gets scared. Becomes a self fulfilling prophecy then. An example would be where they showed republicans helping the black community, and yet, they're afraid to give a high 5 because they'd be accused of assaulting the black community. Things would be twisted. The KKK thing representing the democratic party. It is dangerous waters to ever "out" the Democratic party and there constant abuse and manipulation of the black community.(for me to even say that could get alot of backlash for it! Lol) only in Democrat la la land will you generally see white people calling black people "racists" for simply not agreeing with them! Look at how they tore into blacks who disagreed with them during the 2016 elections, how Biden literally made VICIOUS racial insults to a black interviewer, which made me cringe. I saw that and about died. I thought, there's absolutely no way Biden would get a single black vote now. Man was I wrong. They even managed to convince the black community that president Trump was a racist. Without ever presenting a single shred of proof what so ever. In fact,there was a ridiculous amount of proof he wasn't. To include freeing blacks from prison (that Democrat prosecutors falsely or ridiculously accused or over sentenced) drastically improved the lives of the black community, as well as all POC communities. Black unemployment at an all time low, black businesses at an all time high. But the democratic party had a democratic satellite organization called the black lives matter out convincing the black community of garbage, all the while being a main fundraiser for the DNC. LOL, when people donated to the BLM, they clicked on the link, it took them to "act blue" a DNC campaign fundraiser site! Even when all of got exposed, the black community was still polarized. But ironically, it was mainly liberals, white liberals instigating everything. Ironic that they only burned down black communities. That have still not recovered. They looted black businesses, asian businesses. You'd of thought they'd have gone after white businesses and communities instead. Heck, they even convinced most of the world that Kyle Rittenhouse was a racist murderer, even though he only shot white people, who were clearly attacking him, one with a gun mind you. But they got ppl to believe he was a racist because of it. A black man stated the question, "I wonder if Kyle had been a black man, would they still have called him a racist, or declared his attackers racists?" The trial was so egregious, that that not only did the prosecutor grossly lie and intentionally twist the facts so bad, he should have been disbarred and done some prison time. Did you know, that the Democratic parties whole gun ban is a really old agenda? It originally started after emancipation by the demoncratic party to ban blacks from owning guns, and primarily only targeted blacks up until the 80s. (Biden supported that mind you) the DNC oligarchs are very much white supremacists that pander to the black community. To give the outlook, after emancipation, they were mad they lost there slaves but said they'd still have blacks voting for them for decades to come. (Investigations showed it was tied to the Democratic party) that Malcolm X was murdered by the demoncratic oligarchy, for speaking out AGAINST the democratic party. Basically calling them black pandering slippery snakes. (There's KZbin clips of him saying it in an interview, to check out) At that time, Democrats, including Biden, were trying to keep blacks out of white schools and neighborhoods. Only reason Biden took on Harris for VP was to pander to the black community, there was a reason he chose her over much more qualified black woman. She was power hungry, so she'd take it regardless, and she was weak, she was no threat to him or the DNC objectives. Should he not be able to be president, Harris would quickly be disqualified, disqualified under the 25th, and pelosi would be sworn in. She technically legally cannot be sworn in as president. She pergered herself, and committed several gross acts of prosecutorial misconduct. Apparently, she didn't realize that by openly admitting (ego bragging) about it, disqualified her. So that's basically a bit of history and grounds of the various meanings behind the subjects of this roast video. Ironic observations of Clinton and trump rallies I went to. Hillery rallies were very small turn outs, largely old white woman, the Karen's, and there simp husbands. While the trump rallies were massive! huge melting pots! I remember going back toy hotel rooms afterwards and seeing the trick camera shots to manipulate the images. Even the audio had been grossly manipulated! Clinton rallies were like going to a PTA meeting, that was predominantly white old Karen ladies, and young white purple haired liberal females? Who wore articles of clothing that was ment to represent female genitalia. Where the trump rallies were incredible, it was standing room only at a metallica concert. And literally everyone was different. Black, White, Latino, Asian, Native, guys wearing baby blue turbans, gay, and a couple transgendered, biological male and females. They were literally a true mix of people from every walk in life. All cheering, happy, hugging, high fiving. Before going, I had believed it was going to be all white rednecks, but in reality, it was a true melting pot. I've never seen so many diverse people in one place in all my life. It was insane. That major sports arenas were so ridiculously jam packed. The vibe was awesome, like going to church. The only draw backs was, standing room only, because the place was packed. The second drawback was, everyone was disgustingly happy. I find it strangely annoying. I was close to the stage, and he sure played into the fake press! Away from the mic he said to someone on stage with him, I hate those fake news frauds! But the Clinton rallies looked like the Arkansas joint woman's KKKlan slash PTA, slash liberal non binary meeting. It was so old, white and weird, I felt like a minority. So there you have it.

[@noxema2000]

We all need to learn to laugh at ourselves , laughing is actually healthy for body and mind .

[@iwatchyoutube9610]

Love you guys. Please hit the back arrow button after you talk/pause so you don't miss any great jokes.

[@mikebunner3498]

Near the end, Joe said if the black ball didn't do anything. Then it does not have anything to worry about.

[@eddiehaskell1957]

Maurice Cheeks was a basketball player in the 1980's. Played with Philly Sixers. White pins and black balls = bowling. Kate I like your expression when you turn to the camera. The hot to trot expression was priceless, did it have something to do with mom. It's okay I won't tell anybody.

[@WeissTreufel]

About the Koolaid guy/Yoo-hoo gal joke. I would like to comment that its really the older generations that have a problem with interracial couples. Among many younger people, only a very specific crowd would even bat an eyelash at it. Its far more common these days. Much less of a stigma involved.

[@phillyphill30]

The kool-aid man usually goes. Oh yeah

[@georgiaoutlaw4993]

I like y’all’s reactions

[@christopherroman4320]

Wow! Your Mom is "Fiinnnne!

[@zachwhaley4364]

Phone numbers on dollar bills were common before cell phones had contact lists. You'd try and scratch out the number before spending obviously.

[@coryshook7648]

I thought it was hilarious and I noticed the two of you smiling a lot as well plus I think if you have thicker skin and don’t take a cartoon too seriously and then stop and realize it was sort of an art imitates life thing rather than just being mean spirited and evil. They could have easily been absolutely crappy and evil but of course you could do that about any race so I think it’s important that a person remembers it’s a cartoon. It’s amazing how quickly you can forget like when U2 started getting serious about your discussion about The size of his pencil or his eraser on the pencil and that she must not mind too much because they have three kids and it’s like you forgot these characters don’t really exist in that their cartoons but it’s interesting from a psychological standpoint how easily we forget and start to take things seriously. I watch men do that same thing and get all serious and argumentative and almost violent about fantasy football. It’s a weird phenomenon with humans how we start to act like something is real.

[@CharlesBryan1]

The Kool-aid character usually says "Oh, yeah!".

[@peterhughes1037]

That mum is fine

[@christopherblue2004]

"cause the Kool Aid man say's Oh yeah in the commercials.

[@jimbrown868]

Hey friends. I would love to watch more of your reactions, but you've got an issue with the sound. Lots of crackling, and cutting in and out. You may want to have someone check that out. Thanks.

[@Uatu-the-Watcher]

Writing one’s phone number on currency is a bad idea. Not because defacing is illegal. But because no one holds onto cash. It will eventually be spent and circulated. Who knows who will get the number and call it for years to come.

[@michaelcarson7941]

Great seeing you 2.

[@sadiehawkins5908]

He said that if the black bowling ball were innocent it had nothing to fear

[@robertdeffenbaugh9004]

Well Lois had a 4th child but he never came out because Stewie was his rival and Stewie started shooting Peter’s sperm. He was just stuck there till he somehow got out plotting his revenge and then used the time machine to erase Stewie but Stewie used a time machine and killed him.

[@bradleystopher8725]

the 4th kid's name is Bertram he was born to a gay female couple after Peter donated sperm shortly after Bertram was born he and Stewie fought over leadership of the playground and Stewie won when Bertram admitted defeat and ran away but the episode with Stewie, Bertram and Leonardo Da Vinci that episode I've never seen before

[@robertdeffenbaugh9004]

@@bradleystopher8725 I don’t remember how Stewie survived when Bertram killed Leonardo Da Vinci but Stewie killed Bertram.

[@frankenz66]

Maurice Cheeks was a professional basketball player from the 70's and 80's. Philadelphia 76er's LOL Cleveland had his trunks somehow. 😆

[@smashbro713]

These people don’t even get half the jokes…