WHEN THEY SEE US EPISODE 4 REACTION PT.1

[@kimseokjin7260]

First

[@STGTV]

Yea you are we appreciate it

[@theboyboymurph]

Why do people care about being first..?

[@frankywilliam8073]

theboy murph They be 12 years old that’s why

[@JayB_Cnt]

@@theboyboymurph cos they're said bastards...

[@pearlkenz9346]

Whether you first or not it shouldn’t matter . You can be last or first who gives a flying fudge ? Not us mkayy ....

[@stevendunn2501]

Ain't no telling how you'd react at SIXTEEN years old, in RIKERS ISLAND, barely 5 ft 6 inches, with somewhat of a learning disability, all alone, and having NEVER been involved in any kind of street activity.

[@raineyj560]

Happened to my bro but he was only in for a month. Me and my mom just had a deep talk about it. Trying to figure if I should bring it up to my bro. Praying for Korey!!!

[@qure9128]

@@raineyj560 happened to mine to! Same precinct. My brother stayed in Rikers for a month before we could make bail.

So u think they weren't criminals even though witnesses say they were?

[@qure9128]

@ what witnesses? The ones that did not identify them as the assailants?

[@sammytasty9670]

RIGHT!!

[@eddiejames4236]

The man who played cory needs a oscar or an emmy

[@oshunenergy3884]

Jharrel Jerome

[@negusdawoo]

1000%

[@calabis]

Something for sure

[@forevayoung1063]

Eddie James is this a show or movie?

[@negusdawoo]

@@forevayoung1063 it's a shmovie ... and mnm sucks

[@jerinahatchett6335]

He was 16 in Rikers, Dude!! You are thinking too highly of yourself!! A kid who has a disability, just got abused by cops, railroaded into a false confession and never been in trouble with the law..........dude stop!!

[@ghill7324]

Respect your opinion,,, but in my defense I was just realizing Korey had a learning Disability ... honestly i just thought he was uneducated because he was skipping school.. And i'm speaking on me at 16...I know i would not have acted the same way Korey did in a Max facility, they see weakness in a place like that, you will get exposed... the toughest mf can get exposed and im no where near the toughest..Thinking highly of myself has nothing to do with. it.. I have been incarcerated for no where near as long as they were or in a max facility, and it was tough enough where i was at. .. But again I respect your opinion.. my bad if i rubbed yall the wrong way with my comments.. real talk from REALHILLZ

[@carolynlee2512]

And it still happens to this day

[@jerinahatchett6335]

@@ghill7324 RealHillz and I respect your response. I think because you watched this in a group setting that was about reactions, you missed key elements that showed that Korey had a disability. He had specific ticks and speaking patterns that gave a clear sense that there was some delay there. Even when asked questions, he turned his "good ear" to speakers. I think we all believe we would behave particular way in instances that we are on the outside of, however a child, who already has a disadvantage and has no knowledge of the prison system would not know that he needs to present himself as strong. Even when watching you see him tell the guys, "You don't have to hurt me". In the courtroom he still had a sense of people doing right by him and the sentencing had him scream at the prosecutor, "You lied to me!!", which shows he didn't understand the full betrayal until that moment. I hope you have had a chance to watch it in a setting wherein you could truly grasp all that went on. I didn't mean to offend, I was just shocked at that response from you, as I peeped that you had a personal understanding of the process

[@ghill7324]

FACTS. Thanks for the support and thanks for watching STGTV. Respect .

[@Angeleyes8082]

In ALL actually....YOU dont know HOW you would react at 16 in THAT PLACE! Please dont use the 'disability' for a reason for him acting the way he did AT that age.

[@pearlharris1837]

I think there was more to the assault that Korey suffered in the laundry room, as Ava used the same direction as she did in the attack on Rikers. This mirrored Korey being dragged away out of eyes view, then cutting to the aftermath of his attack. Ava has said herself that she didn't show half of what Korey suffered. I commend her for telling us enough, whilst sensitively protecting Korey from the exposure of too much of his private trauma. I pray for Korey and all the others that have been falsely imprisoned or given unjustly sentences. There are many Koreys who's story we have not heard.

[@STGTV]

I'm so glad they didnt show any more I couldnt take any more

[@pearlharris1837]

@@STGTV Same here. I hope this series has exposed and brought the issue to the forefront enough to trigger debate, systematic changes, and uncorrupted investigations, into the way ethnic minority 'alleged' suspects are handled by the judicial system. The Channel Lewis case tells me we still have a long way to go. Prayers of strength and hope to those unjustly serving time, and severing unjustly time.

[@Sciences0311]

Karma doesn't make mistakes..

[@bnmmiss1616]

@@Sciences0311 Lord have mercy you are a disgusting person. What if , someone in ur family was threatened and beaten into saying they did something they didn't. Only to be labeled a rapist, and go through hell because of it.

[@bnmmiss1616]

@@Sciences0311 To act like that doesn't happen . Is like saying the world is pretend.

[@ndidi1995]

Korey Wise: Why you so nice to me, man? Officer Roberts: Yea- I got a boy back home. If what happened to you happened to him, well... I'd wanna know someone's treating him like a human being.

[@jcmlchuy]

Ndidi .

[@crux5146]

😭👏👏

[@veef.moraless3020]

😢😢😢🙏

[@kameelsabri2382]

Dam that hurt.

[@ChrisJProductionz]

I broke down when i seen that

[@strawberriesncandii]

Korey was special needs and he was partially deaf before going to prison.

[@Princess-zc2fh]

Not necessarily special needs he just had a learning disability and a speech impediment. It’s so sad because now I think he’s completely deaf in his right ear now 🙁❤️

[@Melisblessed]

I wish they would have done some research before making those comments. As most of us know Korey had some cognitive issues. So he barely read or write. Even some hearing issues. That’s why those cops were able to get over on him.

[@ImanisMommy]

The sad part is that I feel those officers took advantage of him having a speech impediment and played on that...

[@colbyallen4922]

She was serving out the apartment and she couldn’t give Korey 10-20 dollars and barely cane to see him.

[@sandracorley5847]

@@colbyallen4922 I know! I was wondering damn how much was she charging..just enough to eat that day😒

[@just1kloud]

He got charged for less crimes but did the most time bc of his age. Smfh

[@warrenlondon2426]

just1kloud This Is AmeriKKKa 😓💔

[@Dennis_K09]

Even without the learning disability he's 16, he's still a kid, he's not going to be this hard tough person when he's in jail with grown men.

[@rachelm.3173]

Like placing a lamb with wolves. Prey is prey. And he's alone with no crew! Come on now...poor Korey didn't have a chance. God bless him.

[@ghill7324]

for me it was about his survival. i didnt think he should fight back, kill, or resort to any kind of violence. I just didnt want him showing any weakness because in a place like Max, they will expose you like they did... and i knew that was coming and feel so bad for him.. side note - I know some ruthless 16 year olds, and i know children that are locked up with men. Everyone is not the same or handle things the same based on age.... IJS

[@ghill7324]

@@rachelm.3173plus he is being looked at as a convicted rapist already.. he didnt have a fighting chance regardless .. i agree

[@XaldinX]

RealHillz no matter how tuff u was at 16 u not fighting off 3 30 yr old men no matter how tuff u are

[@taleahbrown1978]

i live in new york and there are many kids his age on rikers island thats regular shit that they do

[@5cburrell]

I’m glad they didn’t get too graphic with Korey’s abuse. I swear you just wanna hug this kid. He did such a great job on this role.

[@AbBooz-rc5oc]

Crystal B Korey doesn’t talk about It, they can’t put It in the movie or anything because he has never told anyone what exactly happened

[@STGTV]

Same

[@kkage3427]

Hes not a kid he's 21

[@5cburrell]

Ab62281 Booz I know that...I only say that because I see how Hollywood puts its finger in everything. So, I’m glad Ava had full control. She truly did this for them. it’s all respect.

[@5cburrell]

Another Samurai 🙄🙄 its used as a term of experience. I know how old he is. 21 is still young.

[@naimaismail4356]

The fact Korey being as vulnerable as he was, was able to survive Rikers Island shows his true strength! Despite his size and age he stayed strong and made it out to tell this story salute to him! I hope everything he did for Yusuf comes back to him! All around real guy much respect to him.

[@aishamohammed1888]

Tbh don’t blame yusef Blame his mom . But even still there was so much they could all do . Just wrong place wrong time

[@terryhawkins8191]

NO WAY in HELL should Korie Wise have gone to Rykers Island..... THIS was INSANE and inhuman !!!

[@midnightjustice1007]

Terry Hawkins you gota remember back in the early 90s they let kids (16& older) in the same building as the adults. It wasn’t until about the year 2000 is when they separated the adolescences

[@terryhawkins8191]

Midnight Justice So THIS tells ME NOBODY was thinking outside the box that until 18.... NOBODY under age should be housed with KNOW pedophiles and rapest GROWN folks !! You mean to tell me THEY didn't SEE this disaster coming ?!! SHIT...if you're 18yrs old or older they gonna fuck wit you sexully......17and below is asking for BIG trouble !!! Apparently...common sense DIDN'T prevail !!!

[@lauras3612]

i don't know how this even happened to someone where there was absolutely no evidence against him. I know, this whole situation was extremely insane. So many people are upset and furious about what the system did to these kids.

[@theactualtruth4951]

He shouldn't have gone to prison, period.

[@lolomimi4410]

Let's find officer Robert who helped Korey

[@divadiva1924]

I would really like to see and here about him...

[@msKita43]

I'd like to shoot the guards who picked on him

[@AuntieL_ATL]

He wasn't that good of a CO. Corey was only looked out by him because he paid him in "candy bars".

[@blahclips670]

Lisa Lamb that’s the first c.o, Roberts is the white one that gave him the chia pet.

[@lolomimi4410]

@@AuntieL_ATL no not him, I meant the one that got him the chia pet

[@sheilaalteza8210]

I've been waiting for this. I cried so hard in this episode and just want to find korey and give him a hug. This was so hard to watch.

[@STGTV]

Yea was definitely hard to watch i teared up a few time smh

[@aneesah215]

I've said this multiple times before. Bless that man

[@stbrown08]

I cried my way through the last episode

[@marleenabiddle7565]

Omg same here 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@FlowersandSun22]

Yes me too. I wanted him to fight harder

[@mnrlzr2181]

whenever I see scenes of episode 4 on social media my blood starts boiling all over again and I just wanna cry knowing this was his life for 12 WHOLE years, wow im hurt

[@kendrasimpson467]

SALEHMCCANN *13 years and 8 months

[@sabrinakincaid4199]

Did you notice how sister visited him in solitude just before they announce she was dead. I thought that was a brilliant.

[@STGTV]

Was definitely dope on Avas part

[@KeKe4Christ]

I really can’t watch this episode without crying, throwing up, and just being mad beyond belief. He wasn’t even on the list and spent 12 years in prison because of his age. He was ABUSED, CONFUSED AND BEATEN. Every single one of their stories hurt to watch but Korey’s resonates the most with everybody just because of what he endured during his time in prison especially at Ryker’s Island. I HATE what they went through but I’m so freaking happy they actually made it though and are here to tell their stories. I have an unexplainable love for these men without ever meeting them and I just want to hug Korey so much..and Antron, his story with his dad hurt to watch too!!

[@Sciences0311]

Korey got what he deserved..Its called karma..What goes around certainly does come back around..

[@buttlicker4361]

This made you vomit?

[@Sciences0311]

@Tyrell Brooks Actually, Korey and Yusuf were implicated as being present at the scene of the crime by other boys so they were both brought in for questioning. Watch and listen to Koreys actual interview with police. Ava hoodwinked her audience on purpose by appealing to the audiences emotions..If i have to appeal to your emotions then i am being deceitful and the 5 co sign it by misleading all of us with a false narrative.

[@nicolecolorado6952]

MrScout0311 why would you comment something like that under this video?

[@nicolecolorado6952]

MrScout0311 everyone’s life would be better without people like you making sick comments like that.

[@ghill7324]

Yo I love the white C.O. in this episode.. Seeing the love that he showed Korey, thats what brings a tear to my eye...Through all this evil and corruption in the world there is hope...Everyone aint fucked up... Shout out to the Correctional Officer for the love he showed Korey... God bless his sole.

[@daniellew6908]

I’ve not been right since watching the four episode.

[@STGTV]

I'm just starting to recover it really took a lot out of me

[@busychrissy0.0]

I like you guys commentary but research before doing these vids is much needed. Kory skipped school due another peer putting a gun to his head. He got bullied due to him being partially death in one ear so that lead to him speaking the way he does. That is why he always skipped school. He was a child and never left that child like mind. That is the issue with most black youth they "act" too tough at a child's age. They are lead to believe that living their childhood makes them look soft which leads to most of them emotionally and spiritually distraught. Smh

[@ghill7324]

facts.. the world we live in. our environment in which we grow up in shapes us ultimately. makes us who we are.. ..I dont do research before because i like to give you the most genuine reactions as they come wrong or right.. But on this series i agree,, should have done more research.. that series has got me interested in all their trials and tribulations. cant wait to see more about these gentlemen

[@buttlicker4361]

Deaf*

[@kelviannaepperson3677]

Man I cried when he cried when his sister died and the way his mom treated her

[@STGTV]

Yea that shit was hurting

[@warrenlondon2426]

The whole series was incredibly powerful. But the LAST episode about Korey was the one that COMPLETELY broke me! 😫💔 Man, that was hard to watch! So I can’t even IMAGINE how hard it was for him to live through it! 😓 Sad is an understatement!

[@STGTV]

Agree 100%

[@clevelandslayla891]

as a survivor of human trafficking.. I can not watch kory part...i can relate to him. understand his pain. I understand how he feels to be treated with such hate and cruelty from the world with no one to help. in return he has taught the world love. as boys they were judge by the nation with hate. As men they moved the whole entire nation with love. an brought together many many nations to come together. what a powerful movie !!!

[@STGTV]

So sorry you had to deal with that and I'm glad you made it out of that situation.

[@clevelandslayla891]

@@STGTV thx u.. kory inspires me..

[@jennifergaston9318]

So sorry

[@drjones21801]

🙏🏾💪🏾

[@aprilbrown3719]

I’m sorry that you had to go through that. May God bless you. If not on this evil planet then in heaven. When he comes back.

[@garrickcamp2192]

the worst part for me is when Korey moms said it was rough and then Korey ask her if HE can do anything to help? This kid in prison asking his mom if he can help her! That was tough!

[@JVL8A]

I'm really about to put myself through it again by watching it with y'all 😪

[@olalekansaheedadejumo7026]

JULIAHAHAA I know how you feel

[@bluebelle6833]

Girl I couldn't 😥

[@oneinamillion6807]

I thought the same thing..

[@Celery459]

I teared up watching this again...I really just want to give Kory a hug.

[@lo.kennzoo]

JULIAHAHAA ,I hate this show I can't even really watch 2 minutes of this 😢

[@2516562101]

I think it's important for black men to watch this film because it shows how the system can be against black men

[@STGTV]

Agree

[@yidiyangston2425]

Amen 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾

[@abbyymarie4073]

100% Agree

[@shefali2700]

i feel like it's more important for non-black people to watch it too because they literally have no idea that things are this horrible for black people and how the system is rigged against them

[@kakachiuchitake7509]

Ava said that she only scraped the surface of what happened to korey in jail. If she did put everything on the show it would be way too intense. There's alot of foreshadowing so yes what you thinking in these scenes definitely happened and I feel for korey

[@hilalabosway5073]

Was he raped in the jail

[@STGTV]

My apologize if the audio has a bit of white noise in background the external audio didnt work for some reason so I had to use camera audio which isnt as good

[@coralscrafts7258]

No problem it was so good I didn't care.

[@1prettylibra268]

Everything was great. Thank you for doing a great reaction.

[@supa-f3y753]

Its ookay. Lol

[@STGTV]

@@1prettylibra268 thank you so much for the support

[@johnbrown577]

R.I.P KALIEF BROWDER!!!!!!!

[@thefactsaccordingtogabbie149]

Yes😣 another sad situation, story and outcome. R.i.p to his froster mama too. She died a year after him basically heart broken over his death and stress(heart attrack)

[@slimking28]

Bruh bruh’s life just went straight to hell when he got pinched, an after that it kept getting worse and worse. There wasn’t any light in his story. My only regret from KALIEF’S life was that he didn’t go on that trip! I can’t say if his life would’ve went in a different direction had he gone! I would like to believe it could have been totally different from what happened, had he just left and never came back to the city.😔 The world is a very cruel place to men of color, every 5 seconds one gets killed or locked up, every 5 seconds! Snatch! Another one gone. Rip MR.Browder

[@STGTV]

RIP

[@LADYG-gl1jx]

Real talk. I cried when I saw the documentary. Wish he didn’t take his life.

[@tiffanysmith294]

Wow. I didn’t finish watching it. That’s fucked up.

[@Rodnyet]

Toughest episode by far to watch and Jharrel Jerome killed that role playing Korey.

[@JoJoRami3348]

👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 Part 4 broke me. Amazing actor

[@STGTV]

Hell of an actor

[@MemoryChronicles]

Right! I was utterly confused at that CO with the “let me know what you can do for me?” 🤷🏽‍♀️👀 this episode has me in tears! I hate the emotions it evoked!

[@harmony3279]

Same here

[@lashondajohnson-mattix1288]

This episode was by far the hardest to watch. 🥺😢

[@lashaydavis8593]

Yes am about to cry again watching it again knowing that Kory was literally crying out for help and no one cared in that hellhole jail to help him. God it breaks my heart that this injustice was even allowed to him. 😥😥

[@STGTV]

100000000000%

[@shannonmartinez2036]

I got 3 black kings and I pray to God every time they walk out that door that nobody harms them All I saying We have to start lovin arcades from the wound and when they come out you have to show unconditional love and I'm conditional support As a wife and as a mother Biggest foundation you will ever see support one another Brown love Forever💙❤💙❤💪💪💪💪

[@elyroubin669]

God that mama he screamed after his sentencing was powerful man. That shit made me cry

[@ringmybellesnaturalhairjou1843]

Y'all got the candybars are supposed to symbolize the sexual favors Korey has to give to get protection? He has no money on his books and the guard showed him what can happen. So now Korey has to "do" something for the guard to get protection.

[@ghill7324]

crazy

[@phillipstaton4629]

OMG I didnt know what that meant until you said that WOW Im stunned

[@mikaylalemons2181]

Yep I been caught that...I just wanted to see if they were gonna catch it

[@forevayoung1063]

Oop....girl I never would’ve knew I thought he wanted some chocolate not some CHOCOLATE

[@ShePressure28]

Right! SMH

[@mohd2682]

Every time I see Korey I cry, I cry when I see the real Korey or this amazing young actor. But Korey is always smiling what a beautiful human being.

[@ImanisMommy]

Yo, that part when Korey broke down learning his brother had passed.... OMG I lost it when that officer held him to console him!

[@STGTV]

😭

[@dianad3080]

The part that killed me was when Korey gave the candy bars to the CO. That CO was obviously one of the bad ones and the candy symbolized the sexual assault he faced in prison. Not sure if Roberts (the good CO that looked out for him) was real, but I pray so as he seemed the only decent human being he encountered in prison.

[@raineyj560]

That what I am trying to figure out especially in the scene when he turns the TV to 9/11, was that Korey's imagination? 🤔

[@maggiemcfly5267]

@@raineyj560 I definitely think it was, Korey seemed to be the only one who saw him and he wasn't responding to him, he came out of nowhere and then just left

[@dianad3080]

@@raineyj560 , wow, I wasn't thinking that Roberts was a figment of his imagination, moreso whether there was Korey encountered a nice guard at all. Let's say Robert was real, in the 9/11 scene mentioned in the other comment, by then after all that time in solitary, was Roberts a figment of his imagination then? It did seem strange that Roberts told Korey he needed to see what happened that day on 9/11. If so, did it represent something? As if to say, yes you are going through some shit locked up, but look at what is happening outside right now, it's no better. Sometimes there these hidden messages in movies that sometimes it's obvious after thinking about it like what the candy bars represented, and sometimes not so obvious. I might be thinking too much lol.

[@dianad3080]

@@maggiemcfly5267 , you might be onto something. Didn't think of Roberts being a figment of his imagination until you mentioned it, I was more wondering if there was ever a "nice" guard at all or just added for effect. SMH, either way, tragic SMH.

[@maggiemcfly5267]

@@dianad3080 oh but I meant when Korey sees him in the other jail, I hope to God he had a real Roberts by his side, even if only for a little while

[@amberm4624]

I wonder if the guard is still alive. He's so amazing.

[@ghill7324]

he was amazing. heaven sent

[@amberm4624]

@@ghill7324 right I would love to Thank him myself.

[@viyahingra183]

Someone said the guard was fictional or symbolic to all the ones who did help him. Not sure what him being there meant

[@teearastanback2079]

@@viyahingra183 huh??

[@amberm4624]

@@viyahingra183 I hope he was real

[@april6662]

I was screaming and crying throughout this 4th episode, actually, 25 minutes into episode 1. It took me two whole days over a weekend to view it all. I happen to be home alone, I'm glad so I could fully experience my reactions. There were no smiles on my face nor laughter about shit. I was furious as a "Black" mother of sons, as a human person, period!! The treatment "Black" and "Brown" people get has to be near full circle, as in reaping what has been sown.

[@JessWeezy1]

April, I was exactly the same. My heart bled for all of them as a mother of boys but my eyes poured more for Korey. And to find out Roberts might not even exist? No words

[@STGTV]

Yea this was really hard to watch and especially being on camera 😥😥

[@buttlicker4361]

Screaming?

[@buzz5066]

@@buttlicker4361 in anger

[@shannonmartinez2036]

We are more stronger together than apart I hope we start recognizing that❤💙❤💙💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💯

[@erikarivera7511]

You can’t say over 20 boys in a park but catch 5 are guilty but they are in the other side of the park like cops were tripping back then...God bless those 5 strong boys🙏🏾💪🏾They went through all of this stupidness for no reason🤦🏾‍♂️

[@kendrasimpson467]

King MJ Right!!!!!!

[@Siren1sm]

It shows how good of a friend he is because even in the recent interview he said he still loves Youssef and he doesn’t regret going down with him but does at the same time and will always have your his back

[@STGTV]

He's super dope

[@jonaswifey12]

Coming back to this cause Jharrel who plays Korey just got nominated for an Emmy 👏🏾

[@5talentgirl]

Korey later explained he was somewhat deaf but didnt do anything about it. So that impacted his learning and communication.

[@_randomgirl]

watching this with yall makes me feel like we grew closer lol! much love to you.

[@STGTV]

Thanks for the support we love you too

[@brownsugarglamour]

HOW did y’all do this without bawling?! 😢 while this was sad, y’all did add some therapeutic relief “what’s better than a air conditioner” SENT ME 😂😂💀

[@j.jmarlon1417]

brownsugarglamour they look like they paused it often. I don’t think they watched it straight on through. And they were talking the WHOLE TIME!! Lolz

[@kjwsmother2647]

‘Why he sitting like that ‘ it could have a lot to do with his disability but he was also SIXTEEN!!!i did love seeing y’all men reacting and actually feeling ❤️

[@STGTV]

Thank you yea he was 16....I think realhillz comment is being takin the wrong way

[@berrywhite9791]

They did me dirty just like this when I was sixteen in New York. locked up just because I was sixteen.

[@asiyataylor5634]

God bless you ❤

[@STGTV]

Sorry fam

[@joevonnewbracejurisdoctor937]

I’m so sorry Brother. I pray you not only survived you thrived

[@jzmnh1291]

Can you guys react to Kalief Browner storyyy it’s also one of the most heartbreaking story

[@niecy825]

JZMN H you beat me to the question lol. His story really touched me 😢

[@Richard-lh3te]

I can’t even think about Kalief without getting emotional...he didn’t deserve what happened to him

[@waveali5620]

Yep that would be a great one. Its a hard watch also.

[@JennHayden]

yeah let's just watch a bunch of depressing exploitive shyt. keep the same energy for sampson davis, george jenkins, and rameck hunt.

[@foop674]

J. Jo no shit it’s depressing. it’s always gonna be depressing when the innocent are wrongly accused and mistreated, but does that mean they aren’t supposed to have their well deserved recognition and support?

[@somermoseley]

The person playing Corey’s brother is a model turned actress. She is trans gender from “ANTM” America’s Next Top Model

[@ghill7324]

really

[@yunagfs]

@pink girl she's a woman, do you not know how to read or?

[@tatyanadennis9926]

Somer Moseley I knew she looked familiar thank u

[@missklassikiya]

I agree 100 percent that the system is not design to rehabilitate a person. It absolutely sucks. Part 4 broke me as a mother of two boys. I could not mentally fathom as a mother what those mothers went through. The film is just probably the surface of their experiences. I appreciate that Ava showed the layers that we don’t see. Enjoyed y’all review!

[@raineyj560]

Yea Raymond Santana said there was a lot she left out

[@ghill7324]

shout out to Ava.. Thank you so much for putting this out.. America needed to witness this....

[@AA-ji2my]

Kiya Harris it hurt me seeing korey get treated from the start twisted and manipulated cuz he had a learning disability 😢

[@maryjoe6354]

Korey's guardian Angel was the white guard 😢

[@STGTV]

Yea he was dope for sure I wish he would of not have transferred

[@aishaaamoha5216]

@@STGTV if he didn't transfer he wouldn't have met the guy who actually did it

[@ItsNessaTho]

this episode had me crying for like 10 minutes after it was over and about 4 times troughout it 😭😭

[@STGTV]

The struggle was real

[@SnippetPlug_]

Everybody in part gone have the crying emojis 😩

[@ImanisMommy]

Man this episode, hurt my feelings.... I couldn’t do nothing but cry for him. The fear in his eyes missed with confusion and regret! My heart breaks for him!

[@STGTV]

So sad 😥😥

[@justusing6192]

If you didn’t cry watching this you’ve officially got no soul

[@aharonemanuel4010]

I tried not to cry but it's hard

[@kraziezombie]

Glad my boy in the white shirt made that "gorgeous man" joke at the right moment man. I was tearing up hard but he fixed it quick. Shout out to y'all! Great show fucken story by the way..

[@msfittherapist]

Thank God or the powers that be for that blue shirt guard...guardian angel find that guard and interview him

[@STGTV]

I wish we could that would be so dope

[@kittykatt7652]

I think the guard knew that he was little slow and he was just a kid. They seem to know his case. It seemed to be more than just a learning disability. He was very childlike in nature.

[@K9IRIZ]

like how his mind a developed, he was very much a child at heart or stuck in that mindset.

[@kayg_loves4811]

“There’s some gorgeous men out there boi” 😂😂😂❤️

[@lauras3612]

Thanks STG TV for creating these you tube vid reactions. Since seeing this shocking miniseries, it was nice to see a bunch of others' reactions as it made me not feel alone in this, as I had seen this about a year after it came out. I just discovered it on Netflix like 2 days ago and am reeling from what these kids went through. Freakin' heartbreaking.

[@ShePressure28]

When I first seen the Ken Burns documentary on PBS back in the day. I knew Korey went through some traumatic experiences. This was so painful to watch..

[@sandracorley5847]

Did they mention in the documentary what Korey went through?

[@ShePressure28]

@@sandracorley5847 No. It was more about the trial events.

[@STGTV]

Very very very very very very painful

[@Lfeodorovna]

yeah korey wise has dyslexia-and of course his education was stolen from him and the ptsd on top of it

[@boundlessblade5205]

And then system expects you to be the same after going that -.-

[@STGTV]

Its just a sad situation

[@phoenixmoon3]

I’m so glad to have seen y’all react to this. It’s so much.

[@STGTV]

Thank you for checking it out we appreciate you

[@nursingfolyfe1716]

I love this reaction... first dude talking had me laughing about that chicken and waffle and dude getn the cheeks

[@STGTV]

Thanks we really appreciate your support

[@Sar_Sar1]

I’m from London 🇬🇧 and one thing that I can say what happens in America breaks my heart honestly makes me have more respect for my country cos we definitely different but most importantly.. I didn’t sleep good at all even all now after watching Korey story that 💩 there hurt me to core he’s truly one of a kind an amazing soul and nobody especially an innocent child should ever go thru what he went thru 💔... also I must add the racist law system got him there ..but look what black people his own people did to him ...instead of seeing a 16 yr old child feel his fear these disgusting creatures used it to there advantage.. black people need to do better I was literally disturbed 💔 ... and sorry last thing and this is legit of topic but in 🇺🇸 why do they build houses without hallways 🤣🤣🤣🤣 like u literally come of the road knock on the door them boom ur in the living room all up in the whole house 😳... (trying to keep it up beat ) minor observation

[@tifyboo7857]

This episode made me furious. I was so angry. The last time I was this angry was seeing the Philando Castile shooting video...I wanted to scream and rip my heart out...

[@1prettylibra268]

I had to come back to this video, 16 Emmy nominations. You guys did the best review and reactions for this series. Best!

[@STGTV]

Thank you so much we really appreciate it....I hope they win all 16 salute to you

[@1prettylibra268]

@@STGTV Yes I hope they win them also, they deserve it. Keep up the good work. Thank you.

[@agreen0401]

Cannot watch it. I’m crying watch them watch it. Lord have mercy! 😢

[@STGTV]

😥

[@B_LOC]

“There’s some gorgeous men out there” LMAO.

[@ruddiato]

Guy in the white shirt look like he's in a trance 😂😂. He quiet as hell

[@buttlicker4361]

ruddiato They where paying attention to what they where watching

[@courtneyivy5896]

This really touched my heart.... BTW the guy in the camouflage hat is cute!😍

[@TemperanceDupreetv]

Korey has a learning disability so i kinda understand why he was shook

[@ghill7324]

see thats what i did not understand at first..

[@sandracorley5847]

Grown men fighting, breaking jaws, giving black eyes, possibly stabbing ANY unsuspecting person.. I feel anybody who is not use to this would be shook.. you don't need a learning disability to be afraid

[@ndzalln]

@@sandracorley5847 exactly!!!

[@kendrasimpson467]

Sandra Corley Right!!!!!!!

[@hannahhojraj4211]

He has dyslexia that has nothing to do with comprehension or processing

[@faizahmuhammad6931]

Judges will face God one day and will be answerable for all their evil agenda and acts.

[@deniseharris9289]

Have you ever heard blood thirsty lions roar . Its a sound of death.

[@chloehunter8534]

This was the hardest part of series to watch 😭😭

[@KeKe4Christ]

I don’t even want to see episode 4 that’s how much it broke me but I HAVE to see y’alls reaction so here I go again, ready for pain 🥺

[@STGTV]

Sorry we put you thru this again 😥

[@natashaluo5697]

I'm glad I missed these bits can't even go back and try watch it.

[@julzy07]

The whole part with him in his solitary confinement was to show how he was "child like". It's been told that after a while, inmates could tell he was innocent because of the way he acted. Rapists act a certain way. As for the pig officer at Rikers, the chocolate candy signified sexual favors to the guard. I can't believe this is allowed. This is abuse of human rights. Even the worst of the worst deserve rights. Jails in the U.S. are some of the worst in the world. They need to rename our "justice" system and rename our "correctional system". This is not what it is. If anything, it is the opposite. Don't worry about crying on camera in front of your viewers. It just means you are a human and not a psychopath.

[@K9IRIZ]

wait he was sexually taken advantage of? :(

[@reignrose88]

On god Any person (if still alive & in prison) who has had that prosecutor should be re-tried. Every last one smfh

[@drjones21801]

💯💯💯💯💯

[@theesassydiva7]

Korey’s story...that’s when the tears flooded!

[@aharonemanuel4010]

It's OK

[@kobrathadon4956]

I couldn't stand Reymond step mom she's a definition of thotiana and the father was weak I'm sorry.

[@STGTV]

Yea he needed to put his foot down but he was scared of losing that ass

[@kobrathadon4956]

@@STGTV True

[@FeedMeJuice]

Someone said that the candy bars were representing sexual favors smfh! Makes sense 😡😡😡😡😡

[@STGTV]

😡😡😡😡😡

[@yidiyangston2425]

@@STGTV is that true why can't he the C.O jus buy himself candies he don't got a woman or something

[@1prettylibra268]

This is still the best reaction/review to this series!! I keep coming back to see this. Hope you guys are doing great.

[@JourneywithMAMAZURI-hb8nr]

I LOVE YOU BROTHAS DOING THIS. RIGHT ON BROTHAS!!! MELENATED INTELLIGENCE AT ITS BEST!

[@STGTV]

Thanks for the support

[@solo9352]

This could happen to me in racist America, or any other Afro American man, or child.

[@user-dq9rr9mv3f]

I cried so much this episode..

[@STGTV]

I was struggling too

[@SnippetPlug_]

I never knew I would cry over a chia pet 😢😢

[@Evelyn-pl3we]

Dang, ya'll upload this at 6am (my time) lol. This episode had in me in my feelings...whew..Lord. I feel like a lot of people forget that Korey had a slight intellectual disability, which explains why he spoke a certain way and was so innocent. Horrible. They threw him RIKERS ISLAND.

[@STGTV]

My bad it was 6am here too smh....yea it's so sad how they did him

[@latonyalapc9493]

Wow!! My first time on your channel. I luv the hell outta y'all for this right here!!!

[@STGTV]

Thanks we appreciate your support wish the other episodes didnt get blocked

[@zycoriaadams7500]

As some others said I think Korey had a learning disability and was deaf when he went in. I’ve seen some say that he might have ptsd after coming out which is understandable and heartbreaking. And the actress who played his sister is Isis King. She’s a very talented model, actress and transgender woman. She’s a woman :)

[@raineyj560]

MIGHT? how about does

[@reemhamad8919]

Plz plz plz react to the 13th it is a documentary by eva douvernay plz plz I would like to see your reaction to that

[@LatinaMarie2]

The guard that was being nice knew is situation but didn't feel at his age he should have been sent to prison (so i heard) make since to me cus guilty or not no one that young should be there you know...

[@amerhashim1136]

It’s truly amazing how acting can enlighten and make us aware of people that we ignorantly or willingly neglect. I hope people learned the lesson that was intended to be learnt. CP5 is just a perfect example of how people that are wrongly convicted are given a blind eye. It sickens me to my very inner soul that some people’s first impression of young black men in particular and people of color is portrayed with crime, wrongdoing, etc etc etc, yet they fail to see the potential in those beautiful young lives. I, as an immigrant to this amazing country, had to fight all the stereotypes I’ve always heard and saw on tv before coming here, and I am a living example that ignorance can be cured with understanding and seeing things from different point of view. Keep your heads up and know with unity and love no one can ever beat us❤️✊🏽 P.S. I wasn’t tearing up man I was literally sobbing at some scenes!!!!!!!!

[@izeberamia]

Yo I just clicked the video, are yall gon cry?? Cause I'm already crying ngl 😂😭

[@STGTV]

I shed a few tears 😥

[@elmstreet2036]

im so happy you published this on my birthday

[@lowkeystudios4217]

In the mini series they forgot to put that they brought the kids to where It happened an officer told korey to tie his shoe an tried to bump him in on to the blood.

[@niecy825]

Gardy Francois 😳

[@93queenv]

Gardy Francois for where did you get this info ?

[@properlybonafidetv7172]

Diamond Brown I read an arrival on it.

[@raineyj560]

@@93queenv it's TRUE 👍🏾

[@maggiemcfly5267]

What?!! Those fucking animals!

[@grantottey5174]

What an emotional roller coaster to watch huh felt like it was tearing me up in all directions.

[@kreew1888]

Love your reaction it’s the best one I’ve seen

[@STGTV]

Thank you so much