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[@davids7556]

FIRST!

[@justinbutler1196]

Wow

[@rm2kking]

Nobody cares.

[@benshafer5198]

Pinned...hilarious 🤣

[@A5p3r07h]

Doesn't matter. We've been here.

[@Raven-nx8su]

34151st LMAO

[@krillanr]

White dude from Texas here. When ya said, "I get it, but I'm tired of it." That spoke to my soul. Had friends of different races in kindergarten, have friends of different races now. Never cared. I'm prejudiced against willful stupidity and dishonesty. That's about it. Good video good sir.

[@xpoom3]

Another white dude from Texas here. GET OUT OF THE POOL!!!!

[@landonletterman831]

I'm over here inventing new racisms! Have you ever given "foodcism" a thought? Here, I'll jump you off: Love black olives, _but t'hell with those good for nothing _*_green_*_ olives!_ Send them back where they came from!!!"

[@kerryGunvaldsen]

Exactly

[@landonletterman831]

@@kerryGunvaldsen - sigh - And, once again, the pointless hatred of food gets no love....

[@landonletterman831]

@@edcarman4704 if you insist * bends over * Good Lord, _the things I do for people!_ Kiss away, my friend, get your fill!

[@TrianglesAndCircles]

I'm white. My best friend is black. We talk about this stuff all the time and laugh our buts off! We know each other's families. An open mind and a good sense of humor opens doors faster than anything else.

[@dpclaas]

Great comment bro!

[@chopperdeath]

One of my best fiends in HS was black, we gave each other so much shit we would have been arrested for hate crimes. However we didn't give a fuck and loved each other, it's what guy friends do to each other.

[@jun1orbaitor44]

Same, my best friends family is from Eritrea, we laugh about shit all the time. He ended up marrying my sister, hes now my literal brother

[@AJ........]

Absolutely..definitely beats the censorship, name calling, and shaming that happens simply from having different opinions. Jokes and comedy are invaluable in their ability to touch on sensitive topics

[@Rabijeel]

Disagree. Good Food and Drink does it faster. Then, open Mind and Humor come to effect. The holy trinity of cultural understanding: Food, Booze and something to make fun of.

[@InService77]

Dave and Bill are exactly what this country needs more of

[@LeeLee-ud2cp]

DAVE IS A SELLOUT ,,, DAVE DOES BEND HIS KNEES TO THE WOKE CROWD ...BILL DOES NOT

[@haleydoe644]

Thank you. I'm white, but grew up in a mixed race home with a sense of humor. I'm so tired of feeling like I need to acquire some of this white guilt I'm supposed to have.

[@surfersilver6610]

It's ok. You have CIS guilt you can deal with instead. 😕

[@haleydoe644]

@@surfersilver6610 What CIS guilt? I love my titties.

[@bloodofshadows9172]

@@surfersilver6610did you just assume their gender?!

[@Arms2]

@@surfersilver6610 you fucked up dude, you assumed gender. Off to the stockades with you

[@sigmaballs93]

​@bloodofshadows9172 Just their pronouns lol

[@danielmckinzie4857]

As a white guy with friends of multiple races, I appreciate the fact that someone from a different race has our back too. Color is just a color, but we all are pretty much the same. Thanks for the video man!

[@peterramsay4674]

Bill Burr is so successful because he finds so many references that everyone can relate to. He hits the nail right on the head. His observations are so right on the mark. He has his male female relationship issues and black and white relationship issue problems into sharp focus in his signature Bill Barr way. And he revels at the awkwardness of his fans and laughs at the uneasiness of talking about sensitive issues. The funny thing to me is that I kind of bought into all the negative press as i started broadening my horizons. What I found in my experiences of moving across the river from Detroit was that if you just be yourself people of any stripe will be more likely to accept me. Phoniness doesn’t fly with most people.

[@spider59er35]

Put very well dude! 🙏🏻 Also to anyone reading this, Happy New Years!!!

[@jehoiakimelidoronila5450]

Happy new year to you too from the Philippines

[@farmer1ab]

Are we allowed to not like our neighbor because of what they do, regardless of race? If so, why is racism always accused? In-fact, is bet someone calls me racist for just asking.

[@robertfarrow5853]

Him and Ricky Gervais

[@user-xj9vf4xb9p]

I'm a fan of him for his comedy. It's not a political thing for me at all or about relating, he's just really good at comedy that's why I'm a fan even if we may have different views on things.

[@toxichem103]

This man has true wisdom, man has seen and heard it all, it's all of us, we all discriminate for one reason or another, us being self-aware and talking about this as a whole instead of divided is so important, never be afraid to talk about this stuff! Thank you to Bill and MrLboyd!!

[@neonstream6935]

Sorry for the long winded comment before, I forgot to add how good it feels to have someone talk about things like this, and not be all about hate, or one sided. I came for the reaction, but I’m subbing because you seem like a genuinely kind individual, who can rationalize, and actually think about this subject without making it feel like you are demonizing either side. I appreciate the heck out of you for it. Thank you, so much.

[@jimrylander9143]

I think the real beauty of Bill Burr is he is telling jokes, but at the same time telling us truths about society. Love it

[@bendixperschk5349]

You have a very pleasant way of talking. Your voice is nice, and you make clear, logical, short sentences that always provide a clear point

[@IfYouSeekCaveman]

Hard to believe you hadn't done this one already. This was one of the first Bill Burr bits I heard like 15 years ago

[@chade7669]

Cool story

[@kalemorrow2243]

I could've sworn he already did this one

[@CasualSharts]

Yeah I'm having major deja vu with this one

[@JennRighter]

He has reacted to it before. I haven't checked his channel to see if he deleted it or just forgot, but he's reacted to it for sure.

[@derekhandson351]

Damn, stand up is timeless

[@jasony720]

As a married guy, I about died laughing watching you tip toe that landmine field...My wife's hair smells different lmfao.

[@Danielson1818]

No problem mentioning it's different. The fact you're being weird about it makes it seem like you really agree it's like wet dog...... You think its not "different" to her how oily your sh*t gets when you don't handle it?

[@jasony720]

@@Danielson1818 I was laughing at his facial expressions. He knows he was toting a fine line not to offend his woman and that is what I laughed about. I was like oh hell, choose your words carefully, edit if you need to lol.

[@waskowcreationsart9639]

@@jasony720dude almost slept on the couch that night😂

[@mischr13]

@@waskowcreationsart9639 😭

[@tibetloga]

So what happens to the mixed, especially when there's more than one race in the blender? Then do ALL the "pure bloods" smell... odd?

[@shawnj1966]

In the 70s, my family took my black best friend with us to our church for a Halloween event. This was a Southern Baptist church in Florida. When we were bobbing for apples, there were some kids, including the pastor's son and nephews, that refused to put their head in the water after my friend did. Like they thought they would come back out looking like Al Jolson in blackface! I was ashamed and embarrassed beyond belief! We played football later and he ran all over them! I loved it! LOL!

[@prolitcom]

Imagine Jesus doing the same thing with

[@Platerpus7]

@@prolitcomwhy would Jesus do that ?

[@prolitcom]

@@Platerpus7 can't imagine him doing that? Me too

[@sally-notsosilent]

@@prolitcom Jesus doing what? Bobbing for apples?

[@prolitcom]

@@sally-notsosilent refusing to put his head in the water after some black dude doing that.

[@benamieyeofori4967]

Bill and Dave. Love them. Telling "offensive" jokes while I laugh my ass off. Once I hear Bill, don't have to hear what he said, I just burst into laughter 😂😂😂😂

[@richardpichan6916]

Great job, sir. Your reaction/commentary feels very much like being in a conversation as opposed to viewing a presentation. Good stuff. I'm a huge Bill Burr fan too. His observational humor is crafted so well! I was always partial to George Carlin....some of my favorite bits are his 'flyin on the airlines', 'things that bring us together' and 'saving the planet' bits from his Jammin' in New York special. Absolutely amazing and universal insight. Keep up the good work!

[@lokihasbeentaken8493]

I'm glad you said it! I've said many times the amount of melanin in your skin doesn't make you immune to hate. Love your reactions!

[@mikemath9508]

case in point: his wife. she's nothing but virulent hatred in "human form" (a female who agreed to marry a millionaire)

[@Iggystar71]

I think one thing is, no one is immune to hate, but the amount of hate and the affects can be radically different.

[@AngelTeaWitch]

Also people need to be more careful with what they call people. Some people are ignorant, some people are racist, and some people just don't have any training/experience being around other races, so they don't know how to behave.

[@joshuaebel7096]

Exactly! as of recent in the US I have come across people who are intentionally hateful and ignorant about it and use their skin color as a reason to why they can't be racist. It is sad we have gotten to the point where people are that blatant about the hate they have about other people. We need more people who are willing to spread love instead of hate

[@Iggystar71]

@James Furey You missed my point though. Racial hatred is a problem for all races. However, the effects differ. The ramification of me being hated is different because I’m actually a minority. When I drive across country the spaces I feel safe in differ from other races. I won’t get into the politics, because I believe that every race was created equally, however the injustices, especially in the US, have not been equal. Really it’s about power and numbers. You say there’s no white or black race but that’s not the perception of people, in general.

[@nicolepaino4808]

I’m so glad you said it’s cool to ask questions. I’m a white woman and was delighted when my Brazilian friend explained how different hairstyles weigh vastly different amounts. I only asked because I wanted to know. Not to be a jerk- I just wanted to learn.

[@NRB-mb7jc]

Thank you for saying all of this. It has been over 50 years of me getting the crap beat out of me by people because I suggest "go talk to them and find out." I have found talking and LISTENING to others is a great way to learn about me and myself. Especially someone that makes me uncomfortable. Those conversations are the greatest learning moments for me. Seriously, get over it, what ever it is, and go be what we are humans, community animals. We are better when we work and learn as a whole. NOT separate.

[@smelltheglove2038]

The elites are pushing the idea that everyone hates the other. In the real world it isnt really true. The elites are college professors, politicians, big banks, Hollywood, etc. It’s easier to pull their evil shit when we’re all against each other instead of watching them.

[@NRB-mb7jc]

@@smelltheglove2038 You are absolutely correct. But that "hate narrative" spreads into the general population. Try what I am talking about. Next time you hear someone saying something like "I do not know what is wrong with THAT _____" // suggest the person who made the comment to go talk to the ____ and find out what is wrong. They will turn on you and they will see you as the problem. About 8 out of 10 times is ratio I have experienced. I would LOVE to be proven wrong on this. We are not an intelligent species. Arrogant, narcissistic, self-center...yes. But intelligent? Nope. Social media will continue to push us in the self-center, narcissistic, arrogant path.

[@smelltheglove2038]

@@NRB-mb7jc I live in Philly, I’ve been physically assaulted one too many times to even attempt that. Held up at gun point three times in a year, my 11 year old son and I were accosted because we were laughing while walking to the subway. Luckily a cop stopped that attack. My buddy was jump and smashed in the head with a sock full of rocks or something and they smashed his eye socket now he’s blind in that eye. At least they got the 5 bucks. The problem is that you just can’t talk to some people without them getting extremely violent when you question their worldview. They’ve been told their whole lives by teachers, politicians, “Reverends” etc, that they’re hated, when it’s just not true. The irony is that because they keep acting out in violent ways, they’re actually making it true. Really sad.

[@NRB-mb7jc]

@@smelltheglove2038 Try it in a safe environment with your own circle of people.

[@dingfeldersmurfalot4560]

There are a lot of things you can get from living and working in an unsafe environment, the most important of which is out.

[@johnhardwick5406]

The author of roots said he wrote it to give his people a mythology to embrace.

[@johnraygun9868]

Pretty much nailed everything lol I’m pretty pasty, my wife is from Honduras, her father was black. I met her working as a flight medic for the army in Central America supporting 160th Special Operations counter drug intelligence. I still catch the all white people are racist line on occasion lol my wife like to jump in the middle of it 😂 If I hear racism your damn straight I will stand up to it but if it’s directed at me I’ll just poke the bear lol we have 4 kids together, married for 19 years and like you said, it comes from everywhere and if it’s out of ignorance I am happy to educate but if it’s hateful then we all need to stand up for each other

[@omakaruzumee]

Ironically about you mentioning Avatar and the white savior complex, the director recently admitted in an interview (without realizing) that he had that mindset when making the movie.

[@heribertobaez2741]

The Roots mini series was 1977 we watched during the Blizzard of 77 in Buffalo NY. We were buried in snow and schools were closed for 18 days

[@dio_hoestar_4204]

I'm so glad I found ur channel. You know how to do proper reactions. You have the perfect Ballance of pausing to speak a bit more in depth and let the video play. A lot of reaction channels either don't talk at all or never shut up. Also your audio quality is god tier. I have sensory issues and alot of videos have really harsh audio making it hard to listen. Your audio is smooth as hell.

[@seandan7873]

Love you bro! Your reactions are why I stop by, but your commentary is why I stay. Merry Christmas

[@410ytlmustang]

When we stop putting labels on people we can begin to enjoy being the human race.

[@taurus51877]

Absolutely! Problem is labels make money.

[@UTKARSHARJUN]

@@taurus51877 yup , new market segments . New products and advertisements . Marketing is the worst thing humans introduced to this planet . Can't even measure the damage

[@SuperiorPosterior]

My childhood was split between two places, an elementary and middle school in the middle of a Ukrainian/Mexican ghetto, and a high school in the whitest little backwater town in my state-so white, in fact, that there was only _one black kid in my school._ He was commonly known by people as The High School Black Kid. His younger brother was The Middle School Black Kid. To those of us who interacted with him, his name was Steve, and his brother's name was Kyle. In Elementary, I had to deal with a short African American kid named Aaron. He, for reasons I still don't fully understand, seemed to hate me on sight, and gathered up a posse of 5th graders to push my crybaby self around when I was in 6th grade. Thanks to Zero Tolerance, it got so bad that I was almost expelled, until I took some convoluted steps to get Aaron to admit (gloat) about it in front of the principal (who was hiding around the corner in the Special Needs section). I used to hate Aaron. Not because he was black, or short, but because he was a bully who used his height, relative cuteness, and ability to cry on demand to get me in trouble after I throw a single punch to try and escape a 5v1 beatdown. Steve was a cool dude who cracked some hella fine jokes. I never interacted with Kyle, since he was almost six years younger than me, but my cousins say he was cool, too. Race isn't an issue. Gender isn't an issue. Monetary means isn't an issue. The only issues are and always have been prejudice, stubborn stupidity, and willful ignorance, with a heaping side dish of classlessness. It's like that one speech in Team America: World Police. Everyone's always so quick to be a D, P, or A. Don't be any of them. Just live and let live, and the world would be a better place.

[@israelibyheart]

In regards to the smell conversation- when I was a kid in the 80s I used to think that black people had a specific smell. Didn’t think anything about it beyond that. When I was in my early 20s I moved to FL and started working with a black woman who had that smell I always associated with black people and I realized in that moment that what I was smelling was Geri curl 😂😂

[@jessiem276]

What's "Geri Curl"?

[@israelibyheart]

@@jessiem276 it was a popular product in the black community in the 80s. If you’ve ever seen “Coming to America” with Eddie Murphy you would have seen the style. And I spelled it wrong - it’s Jheri curl. You can google it and find more info on it

[@joeday4293]

Hey, it's real. My wife and I had a black housemate several years ago, and a few days after she moved in, I began to notice what I termed "clean black lady smell," in a good way. If she was on the way out the door to work, freshly groomed, she smelled like my 4th grade teacher, who was black. It brought back very pleasant memories of one of my favorite mentors as a child, and I loved it. I just hope I never smelled like some white dude who had given her shit at some point in her life, LOL.

[@32Omicron32]

I am of European descent and had the misfortune to have seen racism very early on. My first friend, Mike, was not of European descent and we got along great until one day he was disallowed to play with me cause his parents thought he needed to play with people more like him. Whether the reason was true or an excuse from my parents(I doubt it), it had a major impact on my life. Before I even started elementary school I started reading about Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Ghandi, Lincoln, and Caesar Chavez, those who fought against slavery, segregation and racism. Children are not born racist, they are taught it and/or learn it from friends and family. Now more than ever we know of the many great people of every race, religion, and class throughout history and thus should know better than to judge a book by its cover. It is the words and mostly the actions one takes that should be judged, not their looks. Treat everyone you meet, from CEOs, CPAs, shop clerks, mechanics, neighbors and the homeless, with equal respect or like Bill Burr equal disrespect.

[@32Omicron32]

@RockPolitics First off the Lincoln-Douglas debates of fame were between candidate Lincoln and incumbent IL Senator STEPHEN A. Douglas. Douglas favored slavery and Lincoln found slavery a "monstrous injustice" and said he "hated" it from the get go. Second the debates were some of the most publicized up to that point and reached national attention. Lincoln was not perfect. Knowing these debates were to sway the vote of the IL legislature whose vote determine the winner, Lincoln did say he was not in favor of equality. Fredrick Douglass(two s) was very critical of Lincoln during his presidency for this especially with regard to unequal pay of colored soldiers, and prisoner treatment. However, Lincoln said about Fredrick Douglass "“There is no man in the country whose opinion I value more than yours.” Frederick Douglass himself later said that Lincoln "“was emphatically the black man’s President: the first to show any respect to their rights as men.” This was said by Douglass at Lincoln's eulogy, after Lincoln did the cowardly thing of getting assassinated.

[@jessicashenefield1546]

I can't remember the basketball coach it's attributed to, but a buddy in high school wanted a bumper sticker that said "I'm not racist, I hate everybody equally." The older I get and the less peopley I want to be, the more I ascribe to this sentiment. And it's not even that I "hate" anybody-- it's that my tolerance for the quantity of feckwits is rapidly decreasing. I think the only things I truly hate are Bradford Pears.😂 Even my decades long despisement of Ponderosa Pine isn't as strong as my loathing of Bradford Pears.

[@0fficialdregs]

this is why i love bill burr

[@Guildofarcanelore]

I really enjoy watching you enjoy Bill Burr😊

[@anttikettunen8601]

"Trying to be nice without mentioning other body parts" Dying.

[@bhight100]

The author of Roots openly admitted that they wrote it to "give a myth for" their "people".

[@tiffanymays9390]

I just love bill

[@StevieDrawStuff]

Yes, exactly, have a conversation. That is our (as a society) problem. We need to realize that we do see color and should recognize that there are differences in cultures. However, we should all treat each other with respect because we can all learn from one another. Much respect to you sir, keep up the great videos.

[@jessiem276]

Exactly! When someone says they don't see color, they're lying. I think they mean, that it doesn't make any difference to them.

[@robinmcinarnay7827]

Right!?! I was thinking, have I ever said that before “I’m not racist-but…” then I realized I’d never say that cos I kinda am. Ok, no I’m *really not* but still... People in general reject what’s unfamiliar; other classes, races, ages, you get my point, are all different than ourselves, meaning no obvious similarities, meaning no obvious commonalities. It’s inherent to gravitate towards familiarity.

[@IzzySarru]

@@jessiem276 I mean...that's basically what it means though? Obviously you're gonna note physical differences between people, just that you're not using that as a judge of their character or inherent worth.

[@notmymind1789]

When you said "It comes from everyone, almost equally" 💯👏👏🙏🙏. I can literally feel the cringe on the faces of the "offended"👿😈 lol

[@PunkinHead]

Thanks for the part where you say you would hear someone out. I had some "friends" who are teachers. I asked them about Juneteenth because who better to ask than educators... It was one of the worst conversations I ever witnessed. I just wanted to learn something. I was told I was so racist I didn't even know it. Like wtf? They told me I was "playing dumb". About two seconds after all that nonsense I saw like half the country asking the same questions. Apparently, many of us didn't know what it was. Needless to say, I don't entertain those people and their offended ways any longer. Watching your video and hearing you say that was on point with me sir. I appreciate you.

[@georgeresburg5809]

Educators need educating.

[@FWDSUXARSE]

Most educators seem like they want to indoctrinate kids. It wasn't as bad when I was in school but it's gotten bad now.

[@SavageShooter93]

Lost down the KZbin rabbit hole at 2am and actually found a gem of a channel. Miracles do happen. I think ill go try to save a ghetto :)

[@nadiacoffey2609]

I have worked in environments where I was one of only a few white people and I’ve heard people of all colors say racist things about every race. The difference is that when it’s said about white people; it is genuinely the belief out there that you can’t be racist against white people. I was also told once by a person of color”you’re not one of the bad white people; you’re one of the good ones.” I literally thought that what they were saying was so racist but I didn’t feel like I could say that. I was not offended; but I didn’t want to fight that battle. I just didn’t say anything. In a lot of situations I would just sit there and listen and not say a word.

[@bba935]

Dude, you are cool AF. I'm a white American living in Japan with my wife and kids for the last (almost) 14 years. I'm guessing because I am white I had no sense of how micro aggressions feel. I've only had in your face real hateful racism once at a job interview. (didn't get the job) You are surely right. It's everywhere.

[@joeysmith5086]

Where at in Japan? I've spent time at Kinser (Okinawa) and Iwakuni (Mainland) as a kid lol.

[@katiegwynn4495]

Even now, I think this is his best clip. He put a conversation on the table, and I love him for it

[@johnlengauer4514]

I Love your commentary dude. Just becauses there are differences doesnt mean we arent all people dealing with our own sh!t. I believe in getting to know the person.

[@squirrel_ca9745]

A reasonable KZbinr, you guys are like needles in a haystack these days. Insta subscribe. Love your mannerisms, and you are extremely well spoken. Hope your channel continues to grow. Thanks for the good content

[@tardismechanic2319]

I stumbled on this by watching some Bill Burr and I must say, its amazing to see a reaction video where not only can we laugh but also have a serious and calm discussion. Instant Sub.

[@woodygilson3465]

I grew up in West Memphis. I didn't realize racism was still even a thing... until my parents moved to a small town in central Arkansas in 1989 when I was 15. That shit was not quiet. The whole town was up in arms over its first interracial couple, and even though I'm white, I still got fucked with by rednecks because of the way I talked and carried myself. At 17, I got the fk outta there and went back to West Memphis. My friends back home thought it was hilarious, but that shit was traumatizing. I left West Memphis in my mid 20s, and travelled alot since then and it didn't take long to realize how pervasive that shit still is. I live in Missouri now, and when I moved into my house just six years ago, one of the neighbors stopped to introduce himself while I was out working in my yard. The shit he proceeded to talk is still some of the worst shit I've ever heard come out of somebody's mouth. And to him, this was just a casual conversation! Now I'm a total hermit. People are just too fkd up to even deal with.

[@richardtaylor6187]

Fantastic! There's all sorts of great stuff from Bill Burr. Psycho robots is great! Also, try some Steven Wright. One-line heaven!

[@randykrause8592]

My first visit to your channel n i see how you have so many subs you are a real person and i got alot out of this thank you sir for your realism.

[@marcusrawlinson5024]

People like Bill Burr, Dave Chappelle and Ricki Gervais are so valuable. Be brave enough to be open and honest, best advise.

[@Selanium]

I watched Roots originally as a kid in the 80’s. It was awful, BUT, I think people do need to see good representations of bad and horrible things that humans have done to each other so we can learn and move on. ❤

[@abigailslade3824]

It wasn’t historically accurate though. White people didn’t go hunting slaves in Africa they bought them from African nations like Benin and those nations were practicing slavery long before the white Europeans came along.

[@issacgalindo1176]

Amen!!!

[@cesaraugustus9064]

"Love Bill Burr and Dave Chappell." Yep. That got a thumbs-up 👍

[@zenjen1295]

Im a child of irish Catholic immigrants, mothers side from northern Ireland. I understand how easy it is to slip into an us vs them mindset, the Irish Catholic vs English or ulster protestants has been a continuous struggle for 500 years and fighting has slowed but in no way has it stopped. I was raised knowing the people I came from including living family lived though their land being taken, there language and religion outlawed, ( it was illegal for the native Irish to even own land) . I was told stories about how the famine was an extremely successful genocide 2/3 of the population dead or displaced. And how after the fight for freedom in the south the English still held on to the north where my grandfather and grandmother were isolated to their own neighborhoods and guarded by British soldiers. I grew up hearing all that and it was so easy for me to feel self-righteous knowing that i was the victim and was on the right side of history. But now i have cousins who married protestants in belfast and love them just the same. And i hear stories of their relatives being hurt by ira bombs...When we dont check ourselves and just let our victimhood silence our own conscious then we will always find away to excuse our hate towards others and these brutalities will keep happening.

[@Warren-ec8oo]

From Bill Burr to Richard Pryor where truth and laughter meet. This society needs to shut the TV programming system off and start living as a society again.

[@jamesbolduc7373]

Bill is Awsome so much truth in all his stand up

[@nyneeveanya8861]

Man, you just made me feel ancient. I watched Roots on TV when it first came out. Okay, okay, so I am 64 and ancient. But you didn’t have to make me face it today. Love your video.❤❤ I am so glad I grew up on military bases and went to school on base. It was my senior year when my father retired and we moved to NC before I was ever exposed to bigotry. On the bases people lived, worshipped, shopped, went to school with people. I grew up and was friends with people from different races and religions. Went to school, parties, dances,spent the night, went camping, sports, and church. I heard about segregation in schools and businesses but never understood what was happening until we moved here. I was plopped into an area where some people didn’t like my father because he was white, others didn’t like my mother because she was Native American, and others didn’t like me because of my friends of any color that wasn’t the same as theirs. At my age I still don’t get it.

[@TheLigature]

You are one of my favorite dudes on KZbin. Fresh intelligent takes that always bring some measure of positivity. Keep the dialogue going.

[@jonesrichardmr]

First time I saw one of your videos...that voice...amazing.

[@jubei2154]

One of the GOATS

[@edmartin7810]

old fat white guy here. I really admire you and your insights. Thank You for offering an honest perspective.

[@ToriKamal]

I really like your takes man! You are very welcoming!

[@stevesohn5436]

Bloody well fantastic assessment! The main issue is so many young people feel that being offended is treated like a religion. They worship a politically correct deity that they feel by performing actions of wokeness will better entrench them with their own crowd and their godless deity.

[@hc6368]

I live in a mixed race marriage . We lived in Texas, Seattle, Louisiana East Tennessee. She wanted to live in East Tennessee. She said it was the best place in the US she ever experienced You know rednecks and racists. We live over seas now . Rascism in the US, I cannot grasp it. We deal with it every day even over seas . She was never treated worse than in Seatlle. Asian and obviously they a thought bar girl with a white guy , She had more money and land than me. She ate them alive when they tried to mess with us. But we get very bad coments from anyone , Even Black folks,Never tell me Racism is holistic. What I loved was she and I traveled through nebraska reservations. We were welcomed at gas stations ,they thought she was indigenous We have no problem with that ,But it was funny.

[@thomasdukes9685]

I remember watching Roots on TV. 8 nights it aired on ABC. There was only three TV stations in my area

[@Akivaran]

"deeply melonated" made me laugh out loud.

[@kmannyt1539]

The Cuba Gooding Jr. Scuba movie is Men of Honor, and its freaking amazing

[@coolhands431]

Great take, Brother! Keep them coming! Signed a straight white guy from Kansas.

[@durbledurb3992]

He's right about us all being idiots on one or more levels, which is why what he says is so funny.

[@rickyking1443]

Brother I love you for being open minded.

[@FWDSUXARSE]

Bro you just got yourself another sub. Great video.

[@raifthemad]

And roots was fiction. Author himself said that he wanted to "give my people a myth to live by."

[@arlancrosby7357]

Listen y'all, I'm 57, live here in BOSTON, BLACK AMERICAN, I have so many, white friends, Indian, polish, and of course MY LATINO PEEPS, I HAVE A NEIGHBOR FROM ALASKA, RUSSIA, AND A VIETNAMESE FAMILY JUST RECENTLY MOVED ACROSS FROM ME,I MUST SAY, EVERYONE NEED TO TRY POLISH FOOD, OMG, BLESS US ALL, AND YOU AS WELL

[@Michelle-rdz17]

That’s cool, I’m Latina and I wish to have more black friends!

[@daveemms6156]

Yup. I love all the comedians that have the stones to put a mirror up for us to see the realness...and i get to laugh my ass off while they do it. 😂 much respect for the. Takes fantasic skills

[@brendaokuda2158]

I was a teenager when Roots came out. I remember watching some of it, but not the whole thing.

[@Mozes8]

Dude you laugh like Cedric the entertainer!! That's too cool 😂

[@hownotto4067]

Good commentary. We need people to have freedom of speech at all times. That’s what makes our country so great. And so fun at times without realizing

[@staticfrequency2250]

Excellent reaction man!

[@ginomartell4237]

Fuhckin love Bill Burr he the truth 😆👍🏾👍🏾

[@myklmusic]

You go, Bill.

[@N0BEAR]

Sir, you have earned a subscriber today. Great video!

[@JamesSmith-fd9gc]

I love these reactions videos. Black watching whites and so on. BECAUSE we really truly are ALOT alike and it's dam funny when we point it out.

[@jordanbond7372]

Totally unrelated but I am Scottish and went to Florida, I smoke so went to a speedway or something to get smokes and forgot not to use British slang when asking what brands they have 😂😂 I found it funny the poor man behind the counter didn't

[@GrandpaRust]

My guy. You got an amazing radio voice

[@matthewdolan720]

Great reaction video, man! It was fun to watch! :)

[@sst3d]

I’m married to an Asian woman. And I, too, have traveled extensively…when we are stateside we both get the stink face frequently. From white people (I am white) … we’ve gotten used to it.. and when we’re in SE Asia…she gets a lot of looks (we’ve been together for 14 years) from her people. I do as well but she gets more. It’s fascinating. The one thing stateside is that people of color are more friendly to us..go out of their way to say hi, etc. I assume it’s because I don’t fit the stereotype since I’m with her… humans are tribal. Like you, I’m not particularly…I’ll talk about anything with anyone.. Anyway very positive and nice reaction

[@DrewKime]

Holy shit, I've seen this routine before and I thought the wet dog line was just, "What's the most outlandish thing I can think of." And you're telling me that's a real thing?!?!?!

[@unkjason]

When he was talking about smell. Let me say I'm a smoker, so my sniffer isn't what it should be. That being said years ago I quit smoking. And I was 20 plus feet away from a group of black folk. And I had forgotten they have a distinct smell. So yeah I can see black folk saying white folk smell different.

[@BDogg2023]

I’m 51. When I was a kid, in the 70s and 80s, there was a lot of talk about prejudice vs racism, and one thing we were taught was that racism was all about power, and you couldn’t be racist if you didn’t have power. You could be prejudiced…but not racist. Kind of a dumb distinction without a difference now, but I think that’s what some people are talking about when they say they can’t be racist.

[@johnniemurphy2150]

We all have different pheromones that respond differently to outside influences, like water

[@marlajeanroach3690]

This was really cool! It's so nice to know that there are other people out in this world that feel the same way as I do, about freedom of speech, and the way it's being blown out of proportion, and being used as a way to make it seem like it's a 'group" racial way of acting towards different colors and beliefs! And the media and hysteria that is caused by those that get offended and want to suppress this HONEST opinion and don't want things like this talked about are the cause of many problems! As the saying goes,"out of the mouths of babes", it's meaning to speak as if we are children. Unaware of all the bias and racist ideas that have been made by infected adults and the cause of issues that have made this world so cold and unaccepting of being different! Being able to speak out like an innocent child, that only wants to learn,(key word,"learn") to know why this person is different, or why someone is offended, is a natural reaction! To NOT be able to question and then learn about things that are different is not natural! If we are allowed to speak as children and learn these things, we will grow up with knowledge and understanding of things that would scare us if suppressed!! It starts at a young age and will go one way or the other, if left to those that want to take away the right to speak freely! And the media jumps on it, because it makes them money! If the world wants to be better, then we all need to speak up, and NOT participate in being a part of this way of thinking! Bill Burr makes a good point! And he is not the only one that feels this way about how it's being overdone and out of control! If the movies are entertaining, BUT, are sending the wrong message, then do NOT go see that movie! Don't be part of the problem, be part of the solution!! Bill Burr is funny! The subject matter is NOT funny, in truth! He speaks for myself and others and I applaud his efforts and his ability to say what he wants and send a message that is truthfully and funny at the same time! He should be a teacher at the comedy club! But, oops, they will probably censor him or make him give a formal apology or something stupid, if he speaks out on something that offense someone! Lighten up already! He is a comedian! It's a joke! Laugh or just shut the f*''ck up!!

[@BrittaBme]

They just say what they think, therefore they are being authentic and real.

[@ja9145]

Roots was a fiction novel, the author even admitted he just wanted to give a narrative. Not that nothing like that ever happened back then, but he didn't pull any of that from historical accounts. On top of that, he actually stole stuff from another person's novel and was sued over it and reached an agreement out of court to duck what losing the suit in court would've done to him lol

[@AussieRonkey]

"No one smells it, but my mother.... and I...." Mate I spat my beer all over the screen and couldn't stop laughing.

[@shawnsan9]

Luv ya Bro!

[@johnjly5295]

Ironically the Cuba Gooding Jr movie mentioned was "Men Of honor" It Was based on real events and people. Cuba played the role of Carl Brashear the first ever black Master Chief diver in the U.S. Navy. According to the real Carl Brashear(the person Cuba who portrayed) the film was about 80% accurate he was actually on set for 95% of the filming.

[@angelapowers3893]

Freedom Writers was based on a true story. So was Dangerous Minds with Michelle Phifer, and Lean on me with Morgan Freeman. And there's more.

[@franciscogomez4382]

I would call that "smell" more a scent. We all have a unique scent that we are unaware of. But my wife has a scent, and my kids have their own unique scent as well.

[@TheBuzzkill2020]

Thanks!

[@wellstrung2]

I Feel like it brings us more together when we can laugh about each other

[@fargonthebrave]

I dont care what race or skin colour someone has I'll give the same respect to someone that's given to me to me people are just people.

[@baburik]

'member Cool Runnings (1993)? loosely based on the debut of the Jamaican national bobsleigh team at the 1988 Winter Olympics. The Jamaican members of the team Harris and Brown both note that the tension between the Jamaicans and other teams at the Olympics was completely fictional as well. In Cool Runnings, the East German bobsleigh team tormented the Jamaicans, but Harris recalls specific moments when the East Germans were nice to them.