I SHOWED A HOOD TRANSLATOR BILL BURR BLACK FRIENDS, CLOTHES AND HARLEM

[@MrLboydReacts]

HIM... www.youtube.com/@RuppleberryReactz

[@snoodlegirl1794]

My sis and I were teens she got wild idea go jogging in Augusta. So I had bunch black friends she had zero. I went with her. We ran by guys playing one on one. They came over fence like hey you wsnt come over here I’m like can’t sister kept jogging I was smiling talking. I said I got to go. He said you scared. I said only of being late to dinner at my grandmas house. He busted out laughing. He was cool. He said yeah them grandmas tough.

[@beckyleavitt7808]

I ran into Ruppleberry's channel yesterday, reacting to Tom MacDonald. I didn't see a video of his first reaction to Tom. I'm glad I came across him on your channel. Now I have to search your channel and see if you have introduced him. Small world. lol

[@Dgsblx80]

4:50 "you lucky you are my blood, or so help me god " 😂

[@patmanchester8045]

You are so charmingly naïve. On Friends, a long time ago. They were all in a tizzy over the fact that you could see the balls of one of the girls boyfriends. He kept flashing them in his short gym shorts.

[@armstrong2052]

Speaking of fashion, them hat's are dope.❤

[@bsargent8935]

"Meet me at trader joes" is probably the most hilarious line I've ever heard you say. And you were dead ass serious 😂🤣😅🤣😂

[@bsargent8935]

Follow up comment: something about your cousin being on is making you extra hilarious. The whole "vagrant" conversation has me rolling

[@ransax]

I thought meet me at Sprouts was way funnier just because of how fucking specific it is

[@bsargent8935]

@ransax lol too specific for me. Not sure what it is. But trader Joe's I KNOW is white as hell lol

[@andren8788]

​@ransax that's what made me immediately go to the comment section. I did a legit spit take. Lol

[@UMfan21]

Agreed. This video was fire.

[@TheRealDarkSpark]

My man said "vagrants loitering outside the facility" 😂😂😂 I love Mr. L Boyd

[@RCW_Trader]

😂😂😂 “catch some type of contact and get inebriated.”

[@pfcampos7041]

Yes, this is exactly why I love Mr.LBoyd!!

[@kqwentin]

lmao that killed me too

[@TechProFury]

Gold

[@winter4097]

“Doing vagrancy” absolutely DEAD

[@CybrSlydr]

The shoe thing blows my mind every time - I have ONE pair of shoes I wear daily and just buy a new pair when they wear out. lol I have ONE pair of work boots, I have ONE pair of winter boots. That's it!

[@robtintelnot9107]

Yup. I've got 3 pairs. Regular daily, steel toes for work and dress shoes that I wore 15 years ago. 😂

[@samesamv1472]

just means you don't live in the city, i live in the third world country rn, and a 10 minute walk away from a sky scraper. I have 5 pairs xD

[@Pops6185]

@@samesamv1472 I grew up in NYC and i've always had only 4 pairs of shoes, sneakers, dress shoes, and work shoes/boots, snow boots.

[@Joni_Tarvainen]

Damn! That's two pair more than me 😂

[@Terry-Hesticle]

It’s definitely a city thing. It boils down to style or practicality to me. I have a couple pairs of Asics, a couple pairs of slip-ons and a handful of boat shoes and loafers. I’d rather have a good rotation of NICE shoes than overpay to be a sneaker-head, though.

[@makokuma7881]

I’m a 56 yr old white guy and I lost it when he said “loitering vagrants” 🤣. About the most prim and proper way you could say that 🙂

[@jackc5841]

I haven't made it past "Oh my god, dude got seven miles of forehead" yet don't spoil it for me

[@matt18712]

I thought i suddenly was listening to Neil De Grasse Tyson when he said that. Now i can't unhear the voice.

[@SmokeyBones-c8s]

I love how you guys can openly talk about racism and it doesn’t matter. I love that we can laugh about the differences between black and white people and not let it go further than that. We shouldn’t fear each other and what we don’t understand. We are all still people ✌️

[@willvr4]

Most people do in reality if you're friends with them. Just not on the internet. The irony is that the video leaves in the racial talk, but edits simple curses lol

[@davidbaker2198]

​@willvr4 yes, they want to keep us divided so they can keep the whole population from seeing how much we are alike in our view's. We can't help what the criminals and thug's do no matter what color they are, they have no values to begin with!

[@brandimyhren6317]

I find stereotypes are very fun to joke about. Because we all understand them and they’re hilarious.

[@jeremymackevincaylor5041]

That's right

[@ShawnMajewski-wt5jt]

And bill burr is great at it... that dude goes on for hours talking about this same shit and its all true and funny at the same time.... its genius... how can anybody get mad at it...??? Its so hard to be a comedian these days cuz the woke feelings get soo freakin butt hurt.... you all see even both of these guys busted up laughing over this dumb shit..... WOKESTERS stop with the woke already please... life is funny

[@Marcell2aG]

“If you think I’m gonna walk past the vagrants…doing vagrant vagrancy…” 😂💀💀💀 Bro

[@clutchcomics8554]

😂😂😂😂💀💀💀

[@Volyren]

I grew up in the hood. The solution is keep that thang on you. When someone says "you lost?" pull the blunt out of your pocket and say "nah. Not fun smoking alone. Wanna?" And watch vagrants become associates. I get friendly waves from everyone. But I'm gonna get stopped almost every time, and after 3 'conversations' I can't even remember where I was going in the first place, and stumble back home to make pizza rolls.

[@patrickgassner7725]

Bill burr was back in the day with dave chappelle, so the guy roasting him for his wardrobe was probably dave.... almost can hear his voice 😂😂😂

[@johnwanderin3872]

And Charlie Murphy

[@MrYellowClyde]

Patrice O’Neal was his best friend, they came up in Boston together.

[@RichG-m3z]

Yeah he had Dave, Charlie, & Patrice as his friends...the one's he speaking of in his bit... He was BLESSED with the best friend circle one could ever imagine for.

[@globewax5871]

Bill Burr also married a black woman

[@KourtneyJade.]

Irony is, there is a Trader Joe’s on 125th st🤣

[@GrandSchemes]

Yeah but that’s because it’s “Northern Manhattan Now”

[@marshazeldin2350]

@@GrandSchemes😂

[@ToprHoliday]

lol yeah now

[@dwaynerhodes6423]

Now, this is like 20yrs old

[@steffurness]

Flagrant Vagrancy is a great band name 😂

[@nowwithdave]

*copyright pending 😂

[@shawnannul]

Debut single "Fear in the Suburbs."

[@lorisewsstuff1607]

​@@shawnannul 😂

[@m.kirstenhittner3337]

Shockingly Caucasian could open for FV

[@kareempusey5032]

You can fight me in the comments 😂😂😂😂😂 love it

[@lonewolf36s]

I enjoyed the fuck out of this video. I've seen this bill burr clip like 10 times now, but this analysis WAS AWESOME. Hitting on all cylinders. Cousin is badass bro. Great video

[@jasonlashley664]

You fit in with these ppl floored mr😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂. Bro called him bouggie 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@CloudslnMyCoffee]

not knowing about grey sweatpants is too wholesome

[@stevenrod100]

And that's because he's also seen The Boys. When Love Sausage came on the screen wearing those sweatpants, we all had to take a minute and process what was being shown.

[@aaronburdon221]

Yea I dunno what the hell that is either. Even his explanation of it was unsatisfactory for me. I dunno.

[@UncleRandy73]

⁠@@stevenrod100You watched movies with love sausage? Shame on your parents

[@UncleRandy73]

@@stevenrod100 “we all” Speak for yourself Steven

[@stevenrod100]

@UncleRandy73 so either you are way too use to seeing men with equipment the size of Love Sausage, or you are trying to claim you have one of your own that size.

[@dreavesthemalkavianphsycia8933]

Thank this man for being a part of your life and helping you stay hip to other perspectives. Please. That said. I really enjoy as much of your content in general that I come across and encourage you to keep sharing your experiences with all of us. Be safe and stay RAD.

[@personalhell247]

Funniest conversation about gray sweatpants lmao

[@elainejackson6194]

The way he said “jeggings” 😂

[@digital0785]

@@elainejackson6194 right i was like wait what.. this man is proud of wearing jeggins.. JEGGINS and has no idea about grey sweatpants.. lol my brain wasn't ready for all of this video.. the 7 mile forehead lol

[@williamburks8976]

Absolutely the best reaction to bill burr video. You guys were hilarious!! Great reaction!!

[@lalabrown1705]

It's cousin saying " is that why u neva came to my house"...lol, and he hut a quit sorry not sorry 😂😂

[@willvr4]

Just too real haha

[@RyuBlack93]

I was cryin'... ☠☠☠☠🤣

[@sn1perk1llrbrasher76]

We are all the same to a certain degree. I’m a white guy and grew up in section 8. We need more people making jokes because it leads to understanding. Love the video and I would really enjoy more of this type of content. To quote you lol!

[@dipsetfan678]

I’ve lived in these types of areas for 20+ years, just recently moved out and I can honestly say “pardon me” or even just saying “pardon” as you walk by someone’s personal space breaks down tension significantly more than “excuse me.” To people in those areas “excuse me” is more confrontational. TRUST ME

[@jamesray9009]

haha especially if you go EXCUUUUUUSE !! ME ! with a head bob

[@Bren3669]

wow i would’ve never guessed that. I would’ve figured they would have found me even lamer than my skin color already dictates

[@gregsteele806]

Not sure why that is, but I also say "Pardon Me" or "Pardon". Never seem to have trouble.

[@willvr4]

I agree, but you're ignoring the fact that it's 4am in the 90's and in Harlem. Totally different situation, because they're 100% either up to no good, or are in the middle of partying and you could easily be a victim. Idc what color their skin is, it's a sketchy situation to walk into in an impoverished neighborhood that has a high crime rate. It's basic self-preservation.

[@DsChelI]

@@gregsteele806makes sense. I’d say it’s because “excuse me” is actually more of a command when you think about it. You’re asking them to move. Instead of pardon me. Where you’re asking out of respect. I always even say sorry, to show that I don’t mean to be inconveniencing anyone.. haha maybe the Canadian in me.

[@paulvamos7319]

Thank you for sharing this with us and your cousin! That was a great reaction from people who actually know the situation! 🤣

[@extantsanity]

Okay, since no one is _actually_ explaining it, here it is: First of all, women often find male anatomy to be visually unappealing, but they care about dimensions because the famous act is perceived through touch rather than sight. So, sweatpants are particularly alluring to them because they get the important information without the unappealing visual details (e.g. body hair and reminders of the hygiene issues some people have). It assists in the fantasy. So, the idea is that grey sweatpants provide more shadow detail than either dark (all shadow) or light (too reflective for shadows) sweatpants. Meaning, the claim is that men's packages can be more effectively viewed in grey than another color. And, if a guy were inclined to wear something particularly tight, the lady might catch a glimpse of the "print", being able to discern anatomical dimensions, and draw inferences from there. Again, assisting the fantasy.

[@battiekoda]

Wow! I never would have thought of that...... And I'm a black woman.

[@kerim.peardon5551]

Personally, I find sweatpants to be sloppy. Like ZZ Top said, I'm crazy for a sharp dressed man. I have been known to admire a man's a$$ in a pair of fitted dress slacks.

[@thecerpent]

And on the other side of things, in the 2000s especially, it became popular for young women to wear these clingy, thin grey sweatpants when they'd go jogging or work out. And, yeah. Definitely didn't leave a lot to the imagination and definitely assisted the fantasy, as it were.

[@ogolthorp]

There are plenty of women who find male anatomy to be visually appealing.

[@amymalone3995]

That was a very politically correct way of saying - We can see the outline of your junk and tell if it's big or not. LMAO

[@Emelsee]

24:16 I’m dying all the deaths 😂😂😂HIS FACE when @MrLboyd said ”jeggings” 🤣 I just abt passed the eff out

[@MrRockbee]

The grey sweatpants rant / dialogue was hilarious, I stayed for all of it

[@willvr4]

haha it would have been so much easier to say, especially to a professional photographer...."The color contrast of the grey sweatpants and the material used outline the shape of the penis through the pants, and girls notice it."

[@Godlim17]

FR I wanted his cousin to jump up wearing gray sweatpants and show him LOL

[@EmmaJean007]

Saaaaaaame! 😂😂😂

[@ChristopherMueller-qm9us]

I’m wearing grey sweatpants right now, that’s the first that I’ve ever heard of it. Is there anything to what he said?

[@amymalone3995]

@@ChristopherMueller-qm9us are you serious?

[@Joe-o8f]

Mr L this was your best show ever.! You and cuz were great.! 😂 Your other cuz Our Girl Britt is awsome.!

[@stephaniegeer1691]

Agree!! Loved this entire show!! 😂 your cousins are BOTH awesome too!! This was a blast!! 🎶❤️✌🏻

[@sharis9095]

The truth is someone outside their comfort zone tends to act nervous, which draws attention to them, because it triggers instincts in the people around them, making them nervous. If you feel like you belong, you walk at ease and the people around you feel safer. We all have a genetic instinct for fight, flight or freeze, which is triggered by fear. If you trigger unease in someone (especially men) you can and push their fight instinct and they may confront the perceived danger.

[@chrismaraccini6706]

I agree. Although I live in a fairly small central Valley CA city, there are areas that white, black, or brown people are looked at with suspicion if they are walking through it. I have never had an issue walking anywhere at any time. There was only one time that I was walking through an area where people who are white or brown are not welcome. It was about 1 am. As I walked down the street, there was a young man on the other side who crossed the street and walked toward me. The way he carried himself and the fact he crossed the road had me shaking in my shoes. I had only a few seconds to decide what to do. As he approached I smiled at him and said, "Good evening." We passed without incident. The next day I told a coworker what had happened. He told my what I did was "perfect." I neither showed fear nor came across as a threat.

[@LeAbstracted]

I appreciate the elaborations from both of you. Lots of nuance, which I think audiences are craving increasingly ever more now.

[@KrisThroughGlass]

Communities shouldn't be about skin color. They should be about shared values, respect and wanting to help having a nice neighborhood that's save and feels like home.

[@1980JPA]

I agree, but the comment kinda sounds like a platitude. if only the people in power thought that way, because neighborhoods being about color was the point. It was planned, and not by the people of color that lived there. They were pretty much put there and the repercussions of that have continued since considering the planning never stopped including gentrifying the area and specifically moving them somewhere else since the property value is low (as was intended) and can be snatched up once developers need a place that hasn't been developed yet. In America, city planning has always been about skin color. You are correct that it shouldn't be, but such a basic statement lends nothing to the situation.

[@karthin8017]

This was a great collaboration on one of my favorite Bill Burr clips. I love being able to both honestly discuss race in society and joke about it without a hint of "you can't say that".

[@h0gz1lla40]

"You wonder why I don't visit you, you live in a fuggin warzone" -Suga Free

[@patm5594]

Your cousin seemed like a real cool guy. !!

[@Gentile108]

Love hearing two people talking about fashion while wearing hoodies! 😂 Love the reactions! Brutal honesty at its best

[@jparker785]

As a very white guy, profile pic is a few years old but is real, I can say when I show up where it wasn't expected, the reaction is normally shock! I used to show up at reggae nights at a club in downtown Charleston. When you work on cars, you get invited everywhere! 😁✌️

[@gloriayarbough6580]

Keep going to the invites and enjoy yourself.

[@BigNoLove]

Devil wears Prada is a solid movie.

[@rachmarc438]

Love you two together! So funny

[@stephenochosiete9869]

Absolutely love people seeing Bill Burr for the first time. Welcome to the show!

[@mawande2066]

Broo i understood everything your Cousin was talking about with the grey sweatpants and im South African 🇿🇦

[@annabrisley479]

Hi South Africa 🇿🇦 from PE👍

[@helenachevallier128]

I'm a Swedish woman, living in Germany, and I know too. 😂 Edited to add: I'm 50 years old.

[@sassyanne1236]

My favorite reaction of yours and my favorite reaction of this clip from anybody! I remember when me and my black friends loved to make fun of our differences. Thought those days were gone, but good to see Bill Burr bringing it back.

[@ddotadot6475]

Listening to a censored Bill Burr is like watering down a cheeseburger, nobody wants that...

[@cemrecevikoz]

@@Mister_Matthew I'd like to watch them watch it uncensored.

[@Mister_Matthew]

@@cemrecevikoz monetization is nice though

[@cemrecevikoz]

@@Mister_Matthew naah, overrated.

[@jerryvee3968]

Gotta love KZbin bein petty despite already takin all the money

[@Juide80]

Why would advertisers care if there's foul language in the video if people watch it and especially the key demographics? I just don't get it. If people watch it can be advertised. Why would they care about the content or at least the language?

[@Juzhou]

Mr Lboyd i its the way you talk.. your vocabulary ... the chill vibes all that combined thats why we love you :)

[@julzk420]

You guys had me laughing harder than Bill Burr.😂 But I understand what your cousin is saying. I'm white (mixed with everything, a genuine heinz 57), lol. But I lived in the subs once, the neighbors literally came to our house to complain about the black kids at our house. My mom said, "Mind your business" I said they're my family. We didn't live there long 😂

[@crystalkeelin5806]

This was one of my favorite videos from you! You two are hilarious together!

[@marlonjackson698]

that sounded terrible to say, LOL

[@woahblackbettybamalam]

He ain't wrong lol

[@andrewvolf2916]

If you look like you are dressed for the 'urban' part of town but you are heading to the suburbs? Sounds like someone wants to buy some more clothes.....

[@em0_tion]

Chris Rock described it best - there's a big difference between black people and n****s. 🤷‍♂😂

[@mon0theist_tv]

it was true though

[@marcblock7581]

You know that who his wife is. Don’t you?

[@noxdms1234gaming]

I'm half way through your reaction and I'm balling of laughter. The convo between you 2 are golden. Lovin it!!!

[@danmayberry1185]

15:15 "You fit in with these people" 😂 I know it was said in a nice way, but man, that made me laugh.

[@mbash7887]

That was good. Y'alls commentary was as good as (possibly better than) the source material. Great job!

[@tbo72787]

I really appreciate the conversation that was had here. I feel like dude actually learns something. Wasn't what I was expecting when I turned on a Bill Burr reaction video for sure

[@ajhodson]

I have not laughed this hard in forever. Thank you!! Keepem' coming.

[@joshlcaudill]

22:44 My man! Mr L Boyd gets CONTENT from learning these cultural nuances. Somebody in the discord will get us hooked up.

[@abeal5188]

You can fight me in the comments is why I love you😂 Be yourself. It’s all that you can be, sir.😂

[@jasonmarkwell8593]

"I'll send you a taxi" Taxi driver: heck no, I'd rather take the night off.

[@jboogieX420]

"Doing vagrant vangrancies" was an instant subscribe for me that made me hit the floor! Great video y'all!

[@jdavila9902]

Sprouts. LMMFAO. Good stuff man.

[@Arlon71]

At about 16:00 he's dancing around it a lot, out of trying to be nice and I understand. What I think he's getting at is this: people in suburban communities see someone, regardless of color, that looks out of place and they will call the cops or band together to "protect their neighborhood" by trying to project strength through numbers. I work as a Sheriff's Deputy and get so many reports of things like "there's a meth head at the park across from my house!" Then I get there, make contact with the alleged "meth head", and it's just a guy that looks rough around the edges because he works a hard labor job and he's trying to sit in a park and relax and he's super nice. People in general are very visually judgmental. If you don't blend into your surroundings people tend to be nervous of you.

[@jonathanbradley3633]

Yeah & his cousin can’t fathom that because he isn’t looked at that way as far as he knows

[@christopherlyons4923]

You all are electric together!

[@kristine6324]

Bill Burr is just a legend. Thank you for doing this video! Wow, this is such an old clip, too, he still had HAIR!

[@spacecadet35]

One of the best social commentaries on contemporary urban culture. Keep up the good work.

[@ShawnMajewski-wt5jt]

My dude... props to you.. you just taught me something... i wonder why everyone looks at me kinda crazy when i go to the corner store every morning to get a pac of smokes and a beer .... i always wear my grey sweats with no pockets cuz its so early in the day to freakin care..... Why would anyone else care ??? Well now i know... never even knew that was a thing.... thanks bro

[@Rayray-kj9cc]

I need a reaction with you guys and cousin Britt!! You all are hilarious!!

[@wr-co2fn]

These guys are so friggin funny ! Love the dialogue between the two of them . Made me laugh out loud sitting here by myself. Keep it coming.

[@accountablehog]

Love seeing new folks see BB. 🤘🏻🇺🇸

[@cont600ml]

i love your guests is always fun , loved the video cheers

[@robgerman7105]

All about comfortable shoes. Mr. L. Boyd has begun his New Balance story arc.

[@Terry-Hesticle]

I’ve become the Jehovah’s witness of boat shoes. I feel both lazy and fancy at the same time. It’s amazing.

[@davidbaker2198]

Try keen's, tgey are a little costly but you will never go back to new balance.

[@jalesbarjo4740]

I didn't think this video would be This interesting when i clicked on it! Damn that's informative. I love your cousin, man.

[@sopdox]

Since you’re from Long Island, you’ll understand. My late husband, who was white, lived in Little Neck, Queens, the last county before entering Nassau County. Growing up, most of his friends lived in upper class Great Neck. He would regularly have the cops called on him because he drove around Great Neck in a beat up old car and he clearly didn’t belong there.

[@MrLboydReacts]

went to great neck elementary lol, i get your analogy

[@DVS57REBEL]

I always had cops roll up in greatneck. They could've believe a brown spic dating a wealthy white girl 😆 and I had a hoopty😂 crx(90)

[@meyatetana2973]

I enjoyed this, we need more of you and your cousin. The conversations you have with him is entertaining ^.^

[@dguezrbd]

“Meet me at your nearest Sprouts” 🤣🤣🤣

[@jeffreyjativa1006]

The grey sweatpants conversation has me rolling. Lol Tons are the best! Great reaction too

[@jefffitzgerald8410]

I live in Windsor, Ontario. I went skateboarding at all hours in Detroit in the late 90's. Maybe we were lucky, but everybody we ran into was nice enough. Homeless peeps would buy booze for us (none of us were 21) and just ask for the empty bottles. A homeless dude was harassing us at Hart Plaza one time and the other homeless dude that we knew had just came back with weed for us (he could've just taken the money). He pulled a gun and threatened the guy not to screw with us. It was disturbing and hilarious at the same time.

[@katiekat6013]

I live in Detroit and around hart plaza is pretty safe. Idk why people hate on Detroit?!

[@jefffitzgerald8410]

@@katiekat6013 Even going out into the "ghetto" areas we met great people.

[@danmayberry1185]

It got better. My dad crossed south for Motown/R&B shows in the '60s. He was a big man, and he did not linger after the show.

[@EmbassyNerdcore]

"Maybe we were lucky, but I always felt safe around the homeless addicts pulling guns on each other" lmao

[@jefffitzgerald8410]

@@EmbassyNerdcore I never said anything about addicts. We were probably the addicts. Most of the peeps were awesome. Detroit rules!

[@GR8FULSAMN10TADR]

I'm truly GR8FUL FOR THIS REACTION. FUNNY AF. 1❤

[@gabrielpadilla7839]

i was raised net to comptom; 1977; this is so real. i got engaged to a black woman so i got my stripes in the Klingon empire, tiss

[@nsmith1388]

I love the exploration on how you feel in different areas. The openness you both have through the discussion is refreshing and appreciated!

[@timlloyd1454]

Show him Bill Burr's bits on lotion and the helicopter story😂😂👍👍

[@aimeemarie5462]

Fascinating conversation you both had. I loved that you shared that. Appreciate you all.

[@ChrisLincoln]

8:00 Reminds me of a Pete Holmes joke. He wanted to escape a shady part of the city so he googled up the closest Barnes and Noble. "Do you understand!? In 15 minutes I was eating a scone!"

[@666vilemass]

😂😂😂 same thing came to my mind!

[@ginachasse614]

Lord 😂 you two are so raw, so individual and I BEG you to NEVER stop being you. You both bring so much laughter to us. I live in Cape Cod, MA. We have like zero crime. My neighborhood is a 50/50 mix of wonderful, wonderful people It is is a place that smashed all the dumb stereotypes of blacks. Bill Burr ROCKS the house! ** Remember,God doesn't make no mistakes 🙏 😉😊

[@jacrispyvulcano9728]

You two HAVE to react to more Burr! lol

[@TGMTEL13]

"7 miles of forehead", killed me! Keep up the great work guys!

[@williambanks2223]

Mr. L Boyd, I understand exactly what you are talking about. I grew up in an all white neighborhood, and the hood was literally 50 yards from my front door. Fortunately, I grew up with a lot of people who lived there but was still cautious when the sun went down.

[@adelinoio-il7ds]

I completely got the gray sweatpants thing. Thank you for sharing!

[@CherylHutcheson78]

Did someone explain the sweat pants thing to y'all? It's because most men don't wear drawers with them and women can see everything. That's why we like them! 😂

[@CC-bf3se]

So glad this video popped up! Very entertaining 👏🏽

[@patriciakay1637]

"I'm not built for the hood..." 🤣🤣🤣

[@Bkn_zv]

Man this is so fun to watch u guys digest everything, instant subscription:D

[@jimmygriner3867]

25:00 why is he so scared to tell his friend women be meat checking 😂😂😂

[@TheFearleader420]

He doesn't know how to word it in a PG way.

[@resipsaloquitur13]

You guys so well spoken.. lol. Watching y'all crack up over this dude is hillarious😂

[@melodygrim471]

OMG! I'm in TROUBLE! I'll be 67 in a couple weeks. And I have thought nothing of leaving the house and going shopping wearing my COMFORTABLE gray sweatpants! I sometimes thought maybe I should put a pair if jeans on, but decided that at my age I've earned the right to be comfortable if I want to! And maybe the gray sweatpants thing only applies to men? Love you! Thanks for another new perspective! Lol❤❤❤

[@nichellec.1752]

yes it only applies to men

[@Leo_3-16]

The commentary is very articulated. I don’t know anything about this channel just a random Bill Burr fan. Curious on people’s thoughts on his topics. On point

[@DrJekyll77]

He said vagrants 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@1996vivian]

This was Golden!!! Please introduce him to the "Lotion" segment! Great job!!

[@BigNoLove]

You two together are great.

[@seankeipper4277]

It was nice to hear you guys break this down; interesting perspective.

[@HeavyHardDrive]

You gonna learn today !!! Alright alright alriiiight !!!

[@dasdovian7785]

I've had the pleasure of seeing him work in person and he is hilarious. The jokes can get dark but there are no lies!😂

[@nativepoet80]

I did not know until this episode that you were from Georgia. I'm a Georgia boy myself. I know exactly what you're talking about as far as Forsyth county goes well

[@jonahhex8178]

I'm from dahlonega. The thing about Forsyth county is kinda weird. You probably know the history of it. Sundown town and all that. But now it seems to be more of a class thing. Used to work there and got all kinds of looks being a blue collar guy from the mountains.

[@denisefallin8042]

YES!!@

[@jaylectricity5150]

I like Bill Burr, have heard hundreds of hours of him talking on his comedy shows, guest on talk shows and podcasts, his own podcast. Thats why this video came up as a suggestion for me. I have also spent a lot of time with lots of people from different countries and races. Listen to a lot of hip-hop since the 80s, really gravitated to the stuff that laid out the disadvantages of being black. So this video intrigued me. I'm four minutes in and I already love you guys. Subscribed and now I'll go down your rabbit hole.

[@jfs70ss]

Anyone who makes fun of an educated Black Man is simply plain ignorant. Speaking the English language properly is not part of any one race but the human race. God Bless young man... Peace from the SF Bay Area, Cali

[@TheColdrush22]

Race has nothing to do with anything. What are you talking about?

[@trevorgolding9200]

Yes, well there are a lot of ignorant people running around the country. Even people who should know better.

[@jfs70ss]

@@TheColdrush22 You might want to study the 'Historical Foundations of Race'. I guess Jim Crow, The Holocaust, Redlining, Housing Discrimination, Police Brutality and Profiling never existed? What are you talking about??? 'Those who don't remember the past are condemned to repeat it'

[@jfs70ss]

@@TheColdrush22 The world got along without race for the overwhelming majority of its history. The U.S. has never been without it. You might want to study the 'Historical Foundations of Race' in this Country'. What are you talking about??? 'Those who don't remember the past are condemned to repeat it'.

[@murk4552]

You say that like world has ever gone a generation without wars which usually revolve around racism or ethnic cleasing​@@jfs70ss

[@bclaymoore]

Appreciate your conversation, fellas. Good stuff.

[@queengeekworld]

22:34 TO see that THANG SWANG. 😆 🤣 😂 That's why WE like grey sweatpants. 😆 🤣 😂

[@harpomarxist4185]

You two are a beautiful juxtaposition for the conversation that started around 14:00. Love this dudes takes, would love to see more of it.