Testing Assumptions About Black Men

[@Veon_Ray]

I can't... I'm only 35 seconds in, where Andrew is showing us his "Hip Hop dancing", *I Can't...*

[@oxxn111]

it was more hilarious than it should be

[@markinlife]

Most modern choreo is considered hip hop dancing, so that even includes how you’d dance to pop music, that’s hip hop dance. But he def proved he don’t know things😭

[@Veon_Ray]

@@markinlife you also proved that you don't know things, much like Andrew, but we now live in a world where others have the audacity to explain you to you... I am of Hip Hop culture, where it's been, where it's going, and where it's at, and this ain't it. Sit this one out Mark...

[@Alianger]

It's a diverse interpretation of hip hop and of dance

[@Veon_Ray]

@@Alianger Correction, not a "diverse" interpretation, more like a *Misinterpretation* of Hip Hop... you can call it a dance, sure, just don't call it "Hip Hop", it's not necessary....words matter.

[@yosei6350]

THE HIPHOP DANCE💀💀

[@benevalence2067]

it really forshadowed the rest of the episode LMAO

[@Papadoc1981]

Seriously that felt like the beginning of a comedy sketch.

[@scj3188]

Lol 😂

[@saginevital-herne3750]

I was like “BRUH!!!!!”💀💀💀

[@SlackerShack]

LmaoooooOOO I was dead

[@sideeswipe]

Jubilee using a random generator for video topics now

[@equinoxwb1367]

Frl

[@aryella6774]

Jubile setting us back 50 years

[@jaymepereiranunes]

All for the likes

[@Itsherimani]

LMAO

[@MEGIDIOT]

With factual stats?

[@candicewatson5508]

How? By pointing out we have cultural differences and they can be bridged?

[@ayt_a]

Issa joke guys. Videos like this help break ice 🧊⛏️

[@jaguarpaw71]

**Interracial relationsships** Americans: so white or black?

[@burntchickentoes8774]

Fr I’m like they do realize that Asians and Hispanics exist ?? 😭😭

[@hannahjones8115]

Thank you! It's not just white or black

[@preciousc432]

Literally bro like

[@jinakaye]

Literally-most of the Black men openly admitted to dating Asian & Hispanic women and men…but I think even then, we need to remember that Hispanic/Latine is an ethnic category, not a racial one.

[@psychobillynumbnuts1]

The fact that you say Americans, means you also think that. Many Hispanic and Asian Americans always calling out the lack of diversity.

[@preciousc432]

Oscar assuming they’ve all been arrested by the cops is INSANEEEE

[@AJ-lm5dl]

Why? It's clearly perpetuated that all Black people have to face a ton of racism every day.

[@esahc31]

Yeah fr, he thinks it’s the cops fault every time someone get arrested

[@hanbury22]

Not surprised.

[@Cre8tive_Always]

tbf most of them admitted to having an *encounter* with the cops, they just didn't necessarily get *arrested*.

[@S0m3oness3m3nn]

​@@Cre8tive_Always most people have had encounters with the cops??

[@manoneveren479]

“all my non black friends call me the n word” i’m baffled and have no words even with his explanation.

[@_Code_3]

It’s only Mexicans who cares

[@DaveWraptastic]

It's just a word yo. It doesn't do anything and as long as you are among friends it's totally fine

[@_Code_3]

@@DaveWraptastic I’ve screamed it at many of them

[@brianmoren3780]

@@DaveWraptastic Exactly.

[@ava1772]

honestly im not even surprised.... its many people in our community that have the mindset of just because someone is a POC, they can say the n word.... i mostly see this from black men.

[@AllmightyX]

Would love to see the opposite with black women and white women. Especially asking the interracial question again. Because every dude in this video stepped forward, but if it was with black women, I argue it would be the opposite.

[@preciousc432]

Facts prob like 2 or 3

[@keke813]

And black women probably have more self respect and wouldn’t ever allow white woman to be given the title of “knowing them”. No one truly knows you but yourself and the people closest to you .

[@stephi6792]

Which is such a shame, I wish more black women would be open to dating outside of their race

[@bun-e9361]

A lot of black women remain so loyal to black men even when other races are put on a pedestal.

[@firebomber221]

@@bun-e9361 I don’t date black American men anymore and it’s been the best decision I’ve made for my mental health. I encourage alll black women to date other races. You get a level of respect that i have never experienced with American black men

[@FireIssac]

So jubilee, you need to understand that Africans and black people who grew up in white spaces live a very different life when it comes to black people who are raised in black spaces. If you give a voice to only Africans and blacks in majority white spaces it limits black visibility. I think in these sorts of conversations it’s important to go outside of the comfort zone of the kinds of black men and black people who are marketable and palpable for white audiences.

[@Emma-qd5mc]

it's obvious jubile is scared of unwhitewashed black people. they only hire racist looking asians

[@Popz5362]

🗣🗣🗣

[@Playsch00l]

perfectly said. i originally couldnt work out why people had a problem with the selection of cast members but your comment puts into perspective why and how their selection hinders black visibility - the marketability/ palatability aspect. very disappointing

[@Rattslinger]

Thank you for putting into words what I believe a lot of folks were thinking.

[@condesabeatriz9303]

Well-stated.

[@fuzzycuffs]

It's like a Chappelle Show skit

[@777cherries]

Underrated comment

[@thecaski8239]

disagree

[@PrometheusExselsiorHanzo]

🤣 na, Dave Chapelle is more nuanced than this, more like something the a young Tyler, The Creator & Loiter Squad would do back in 2010 or something 😂

[@peachgirl_adachi]

doubling down and "letting" non-black people call you the n-word is crazy

[@matthn64]

Trying to police language and govern what words other people are allowed to use is crazy

[@Heyguhh]

well when its derogatory to a certain group of people its valid

[@MakaylaWilliams-y3c]

​@@matthn64 So you be okay if someone called you a ped# and kept calling you that😂words have power

[@hannahjones8115]

You can't actually control people, though.

[@usucktoo]

​@@matthn64try going thru slurs everyday and never police them

[@pandakcb]

I need all various of this topic. Black men testing assumptions about white men, black women testing assumptions about white women, white women testing assumptions about black women, hispanic women testing assumptions about black women, etc

[@Cheray_]

Black women's assumptions of black men could be interesting😉🤷🏾‍♀️

[@PrometheusExselsiorHanzo]

You mean variations, I was reading & re-reading this & thinking wtf lol 😆

[@pandakcb]

@@PrometheusExselsiorHanzo Correct, my bad. I was barely awake when I typed that, thank you for the correction😂

[@Flesh_Wizard]

Aliens testing assumptions about humans

[@FishOfTheSea]

"You dress really nice and you look really friendly" andrew wtf

[@_Code_3]

They’re asking them to stereotype based on appearance, what do you expect

[@igliibrahimllari]

Bro you can't even blame the white guys in this video. Jubilee straight up asked them "Alright guess who's fatherless based on how they look" or "Guess who's been arrested just by looks". This whole video was designed around enforcing stereotypes.

[@777cherries]

& then repeats the same sentiment like three more times

[@Ed95366]

So you want them to just say "it's because of the vibes" as an answer even though it's just a vague/cop out of what they actually mean?

[@Christian-wu3mp]

@@igliibrahimllariagreed. They shouldve atleast gave each black person some info abt themselves that could serve as something the guesser could base upon

[@pabico4973]

Inviting someone to a cook-out when you not invited is WILD

[@KnijMagz]

I knew I was going to see a comment like this.

[@DChris3]

Why are you excluding that dude from your "cook-out"? I'm curious

[@hanbury22]

lol may I ask who are you excluding from the cookout?

[@DChris3]

@@hanbury22 He's talking about the black dude that said "he's invited to the cook-out"

[@SAVIBOIINC]

Foreal 😂

[@melissanoack1295]

THE FIRST GUY’S HIP HOP DANCE INTRO LMAOOOOOOOO

[@Alianger]

It's like he invented the stuff

[@astralyeti]

i was waiting for the chappelle show theme song to start playing

[@LeftLaneMMA]

Jubilee continues the race videos 😂

[@saftheartist6137]

They’ll go anywhere 😂

[@kevinsundelin8639]

Cause it's important to talk about, what's wrong with that?

[@AkonFenty1992]

This is a gay Liberal channel.

[@brat_studioz]

Its more to educate people

[@kevinsundelin8639]

@@AkonFenty1992 I love when people use liberal as a way to mean progressive as if liberalism isn't also fascism lol

[@MNIU_]

Black men in CA specifically in LA are mad different from black men in the rest of the country especially interracial dating

[@kicksmygame]

dont put that on them cali boys, these are the transplants n travelers

[@altaccount9716]

​@@kicksmygameWhat does that mean?

[@kicksmygame]

@@MNIU_ that these guys are not necessarily authentic representatives of black men/culture bred from california. but i wont say too much since i don’t where any of these guys were raised

[@wildreed21]

Ikponmeosa needs to seriously rethink his stance on Puerto Ricans and Dominicans (*without obvious African ancestry*) using the N word. Black ppl's continued use of the word is not about having poverty in common or growing up in the same neighborhood, and I'm not sure why so many New Yorkers of color think that the use of the word is related to that.

[@BxChef.207]

Stop it, the N word is a term of endearment now.

[@DD-rh2sz]

You sound like someone who never went through it. I'm white and grew up inner-city. My friends called me n**** all the time. It didn't matter, we were in it together and can tell a real one, and you are not one.

[@tyshawn8104]

Also the fact that he equates being impoverishment to blackness is asinine.

[@FroYoOG]

I really don't understand the problem, if it's your friends and YOU as the Black Person in question have actively said your fine with your friends saying it then I see no reason for it to be a problem, that's not even getting into the fact that non black people who grew up in places like the hood were "born black" but aren't black and are still allowed to say it. At the end of the day I think as long as there is proper context behind it it should be ok

[@lynetteminute]

​@@FroYoOG There's no "proper context" to a slur, as if it's etiquette reserved for a set time & place. To anyone with an iota of cultural/emotional intelligence this should be common sense. Only a bigot, someone with low self-worth or low-comprehension would justify it. Why would a person want to use the word? Is there this same longing or urge to call anyone else from another background a slur? Why do you think black people should be accommodating or ok with another black person accepting it? If caught in a racist encounter will those same friends show up beside you-and if so, they'd probably have enough respect to not want to use the slur.

[@ava1772]

"hes invited to the cookout" lol what?😭

[@Alianger]

that's how we know we did well as white boys

[@onedollarbleach6891]

Like who’s cookout?…..Not mine TF 😭

[@bmwjourdandunngoddess6024]

@@onedollarbleach6891I wanna know what cookout?😂

[@antoinettemur]

He's not even invited to the cookout himself lmao

[@skylimitonyt6674]

That’s how you know he around police officers friends all day that’s what moved him

[@dwallace8731]

Jubilee grasping at straws now

[@kingsvg194]

Why is it that a video meant to educate and bridge a gap between groups seems to offend you so bad? You’re the problem, people like you perpetuate racism and bigotry instead of promoting change

[@kevinsundelin8639]

Elaborate?

[@kingsvg194]

@@kevinsundelin8639 my comment got deleted

[@kevinsundelin8639]

@@kingsvg194 Okay?

[@kingsvg194]

@@kevinsundelin8639 no need for the attitude Mr potato head

[@WynterB00]

This was an interesting selection of black men 😭

[@LydiaRene]

Girl….

[@xixi4268]

what do you mean? your comment is intriguing

[@NorthKoreanComedian]

🤣🤣

[@spencerswagg]

She was expecting more hood, less well spoken black men ​@xixi4268

[@DRAMATICLEGS]

‼️‼️‼️‼️

[@mosman15]

dr umar is shaking watching this

[@ilovepdub]

me too.

[@MEGIDIOT]

I spit out my macaroni and mushroom lasagna when he mentioned the cardigan.

[@catherinecran9329]

Macaroni and mushroom lasagna? I’m calling the food police AND the Italians 😅🤢

[@MEGIDIOT]

@@catherinecran9329 lol

[@condesabeatriz9303]

😂😂😂

[@Selinnaguz]

Can you explain? I don't get i

[@Selinnaguz]

​@@catherinecran9329can you explain, I don't get it

[@HouseMDaddict]

No offense to Andrew, but he is the epitome of white guys that say "I have black friends". I hope this experience encourages Andrew to learn more about his friends and how they experience life versus just saying he has diverse friends. Like most people have a diverse group of friends (especially if you went to college or grew up in a big city) with the exception of if you grow up in like a cult or strict household where your friendships are monitored. It's not something that's a big deal to feel special about. The whole point of friends is to get to know them and what they're like and support them.

[@_Code_3]

Or just treat them normally, rather than props for your diversity larp. I like learning about my foreign friends too but not in a cringe, condescending way

[@infosuge]

@@_Code_3​​⁠exactly. you should see ethnicity and culture but it don’t need to be enforced with a checklist. No one person is the arbiter of a whole ethnic group experience

[@FerretCuddles]

For anyone reading this thread, when you hear someone say "white" and sneer, those like @HouseMDaddict are who we're (usually) referring to.

[@HouseMDaddict]

@@FerretCuddles huh? I'm genuinely curious what your comment is trying to say? The wording is kinda wonky. Are people sneering because of the word "white" being said or they sneering while saying the word."white"...very confused?

[@FerretCuddles]

@@HouseMDaddict You know what I'm talking about about, you Charmin spined redditor. We're not talking about southies from Malden, PA construction guys, or Italian cops patrolling 175th, we're talking about things like you. If I was white, I'd be telling people "Hey, f### this guy, hes not with us so dont group us together". Which really speaks volumes that none of them are doing just that. If everyone of all races did that with the ones that make their group look bad to the rest, that would defuse a lot of racial tensions.

[@ohhhbirdy5975]

all yall mfs complaining but still watch

[@totalredeem44]

Yes I agree, eventho it's tromendously awkward the talks can be meaningful sometimes and even distracting

[@heavenhannahjoy]

Literally what I was thinkung

[@psychobillynumbnuts1]

These videos are more entertaining than the politically correct videos

[@ohhhbirdy5975]

@@psychobillynumbnuts1 fr

[@stefficelis]

Yes.

[@kyleandrewhopper]

dude is POURING sweat

[@kevinsundelin8639]

I would be too tbh but only because I'm a moron and I don't wanna end up saying something racist

[@blairmcbride5437]

​@kevinsundelin8639 it's not racist these questions were beyond ridiculous how on earth were they supposed to guess about total strangers.

[@thecaski8239]

disagree

[@kevinsundelin8639]

@@thecaski8239 What

[@tomicasreview3087]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Akbartheg8]

Jubilee y’all gotta find actual black people , that grew up around black people and went to school among black people , all these dudes said they grew up in predominantly white spaces . so ofc they don’t date black women lol

[@kwekuakoni-ampah945]

Wtf do you mean by "actual black people"? Are you the melanin police?

[@skylimitonyt6674]

Exactly when I saw all of them step forward I said this has to be a west coast thing..sad part is they film in LA so their genre probably won’t be anything out of it

[@thecaski8239]

disagree

[@AsapChalan]

@@skylimitonyt6674no not true. They could have got all types of black men in LA. Their casting sucks

[@LSJR1738]

@@Akbartheg8 So they aren’t actual black people?

[@iheems9]

The selection of black men that were chosen were interesting. It seems most were 1st/2nd generation African men. Along with the selection of panelist chosen. Also, I think Max was his name saying "______ is invited to the cookout." That's ignorant to say when you don't truly know someone. I hope to see a similar video with Tesitng Assumptions about White Men, and having well spoken people not ignorant people similar to the guy in the last White/Black video. Also, why do you guys tend to recast the same people instead of adding new faces? I know a lot of people apply to want to be apart of Jubilee.

[@hintvision]

The title is wild

[@Katierenee_10]

Give it time, they will change it 😂

[@mirayoon1992]

I agree.... 😬 which is why I said "uh oh"

[@prorobloxgamerz]

@@Katierenee_10what was it

[@_Code_3]

It’s basically asking them to stereotype blacks

[@zidane8452]

It's basically them asking them to stereotype black people

[@Bribreezzzyy]

So I’m half black. I identify as black, my parents who are in the home are black, I’m immersed in black culture. However. I’ve only had one non black person say the n word in front of me, and I’ve corrected that immediately. He didn’t appreciate me calling me out and tried to qualify why he could. And I said no. Respect me and respect the history, because I would 100% do the same for you.

[@giggityyy]

ong, thanks sm for this. people in the comments tripping about how we are the ones tripping about who says the word and who doesn't

[@oraclecloud5261]

I wish more of us would defend our honor like this☝🏽

[@newme4462]

Honestly, I agree with you, it's always important to respect boundries. It's not even a matter of understanding, it's all about accepting. However, I will say the "respect my history" argument is slightly odd. History is a passion of mine, and if there's something I've realized while learning about it is that literally everyone, regardless of identity, had to suffer (besides the rich). Once again, I agree with your statement, I even liked your comment, but it's bizzare to me seeing people using someone else's stories from centuries ago to prove a point in the contemporary world. I'm glad you had the courage to set boundries when that person used the slur though. Keep it up and may your voice be heard!❤ ❤

[@JimWaldez]

Much respect to you

[@nextbigthing2917]

⁠I’d rather the word not be used at all but it’s so widespread and used at every turn it’s not worth putting energy into it.

[@vichernandezii]

He’s never been in a room with this many men?

[@condesabeatriz9303]

That's wild! I'm curious what he does for a living. Maybe he is self-employed, because every position I've had, I have worked with men.

[@vichernandezii]

@@condesabeatriz9303 I know it’s an exaggeration but it’s really cringe to be that cautious and defense around men.

[@condesabeatriz9303]

@@vichernandezii Indeed!

[@Loifey]

@@vichernandezii also just strange, like is he or possibly his significant other scared something will happen if he is with other men??

[@jrdjasonp]

he probably doesnt put himself in spaces where theres men, women are more inviting and welcoming to gay men than straight men are.

[@kween5590]

Black men are never beating the allegations of being the weakest link …

[@freedomm]

This selection reinforced it 😭😭

[@gee9342]

I was thinking that too. They always need to look at themselves through white people eyes. The ones that stand on business are few and far between.

[@scj3188]

They really are.

[@Playsch00l]

wait i dont understand this comment can yall pls explain 😭 they all seemed capable of explaining their perspectives? only whack part about this was the dude who lets non-black friends call him the N word - unless thats what youre referring to

[@kingstrong5351]

@@Playsch00l These women h8 Blk Men who don't bow down to them lol

[@juju.guru111]

African dude from NY that allows his friends to say the N word around him obviously doesn't know the history of the word. smh

[@JosGeerink]

Timestamp?

[@ariesfairy4444]

@@JosGeerink15:09

[@MusikkFreak27]

true, i know damn well his DR friends say the N-word, but be quick to say "I no black.'

[@GenerationNextNextNext]

Because he's African. Now, try to use a South African slur, and see if they react the same.

[@juju.guru111]

​@@JosGeerink 5:55

[@dayrayy]

“i’ve had a lot of experience with black people” 😂😂😂

[@thecaski8239]

disagree

[@GeminiLesbian]

1:20 interracial doesn't just mean black+white lol but ofc white men think white is the default. Edit: Is Jubilee filmed on the West Coast? These don't look like East Coast / Southern black guys who live in predominantly black areas lol

[@chrispmyy11]

I think it's California based. Because yeah, this group was....

[@_Code_3]

Of course it was California, nothing but soy guzzlers

[@dayrayy]

yeah cali boys

[@_Code_3]

I enjoyed the double think present in this video. Also the white guilt was funny

[@belatortspota]

Cali

[@BecomingZakah]

Where did they find these black men at!?

[@theeBLANKspace]

Why what is wrong with the black men?

[@topshootersniper7544]

@@theeBLANKspaceoverly feminine

[@RLA618]

I’m saying 😂

[@nextbigthing2917]

Everywhere

[@maygem5036]

I really don’t understand the negative responses? These conversations are an interesting way to check biases and encourage important conversations.

[@markinlife]

Not really, people are scared to even say what they mean because they don’t want the internet to come from them. Most of these guys didn’t even try to actually answer and they shut their brain off to throw one out, which I don’t blame them considering the video just screams trap 💀 To make a video like this successfully, I honestly think it’s necessary to create a safe environment and get people who aren’t trying to sugarcoat and are genuinely trying to both learn and be upfront and honest and actually engaging with their stereotypes, understanding they might be wrong.

[@QyonatheCreator]

Most of these black men grew up in predominantly white areas, with predominantly white friends. So their perspectives are heavily influenced by white people rather than black people. It doesn’t give a diverse perspective or accurate depiction on the black experience. It only portrays the most palatable side.

[@djm2189]

Exactly this comment. This is one of the least diverse groups I've seen not even considering their race.

[@QyonatheCreator]

@@djm2189 Thank you!

[@birdflipper]

Everyone downing on this video in the comments, but I found it very eye opening--esp the answers to the question about being raised without a father... I never considered divorce as a cultural thing, but hearing that divorce is considered taboo in Africa and thus practically non-existent is very interesting.

[@mirayoon1992]

I agree that some things are interesting here

[@diyalectic52]

Hello from Africa. It's not taboo in Africa. Africa is massive. It's taboo in the country he's from. In my country here in Africa, divorce is very much commonplace.

[@beresss]

also taboo in hispanic culture. probably just an immigrant thing

[@doktordivine]

@@diyalectic52 Thank you for pointing that out - I'm not from the continent of Africa, so it's not my place, but it is weird (or actually ignorant) that so many people around the world talk about 54 different states as if it's one country. And I'm just guessing - even within one country it might be that more people in big cities get a divorce than ppl living on the countryside fi.

[@nevergiveupbaby1720]

I see why the African women are so unhappy then

[@lodz8666]

They should have asked them how many of them are dating black women. I bet more have dated outside their race than dated black women

[@blacklyfe5543]

None of them are dating black women.

[@blacklyfe5543]

Maybe they have in the past

[@mattdubs357]

pathetic

[@altaccount9716]

​@@mattdubs357How is it Pathetic? Its called having a preference.

[@lodz8666]

@@mattdubs357 seems like you are a bootlicker. go to massa. you are not like us

[@beatriceolivier8438]

“ i can see the police targeting you”😭😭😭😭

[@KenTurnerSings]

I assume they selected Non-stereo typical, white adjacent Black men on purpose, Yes???

[@christopherfunnyboybrown3271]

I was just thinking 🤔 yall got a room full of black men who are usually in white spaces versus 🥷🏿

[@BrothasNArms]

Literally defeats the purpose though . EVERY black person in all their videos are these type of blacks

[@usucktoo]

Wtf does that even mean?

[@BrothasNArms]

@@usucktoo zactly what he said

[@ubuu7]

Not every black is some hood adjacent 50 cent type. Kind of refreshing to get some different kinds of black people showcased.

[@OliviaFranks219]

this is not what martin luther king jr died for 😭😭💀

[@yungjunkie666]

It kinda is

[@OliviaFranks219]

@@yungjunkie666 Please explain

[@yungjunkie666]

@OliviaFranks219 he wanted African Americans to have freedom of choice and they chose to be here

[@OliviaFranks219]

@@yungjunkie666 Nope, you missed the point of my comment. I was saying that MLK didn’t want African Americans to be mistreated or oppressed, and they are kinda being stereotyped and degraded in the video. Also, both the white guy and the black guys chose to be here so I don’t really understand your point.

[@yungjunkie666]

@OliviaFranks219 they aren't tho so what's your point exactly

[@excentrik5725]

Seems like Jubilee likes to put 2 opposed groups together, not to find common ground, but rather to create controversy and thrive on engagement.

[@phoenixaki3458]

that's a wild comment to make considering everyone in the video clearly had a fun time and the guessers all owned their ignorance on the topic and were happy to learn. Also a dangerous assumption to say "2 opposed groups" when again, clearly, everyone was happy to have the discussion. I don't see any opposed groups here except the comment section insisting it despite the video clearly showing the truth of it (that healthy discussions are the way to go, not falsely claiming people are against each other) 🤷‍♂

[@Infinitecreek25]

I just figured it out as well

[@excentrik5725]

@@phoenixaki3458 I wasnt talking specifically about this video. Most of other Jubilee videos are like that

[@Cuttyfud]

Pretty sure this is for entertainment but okay

[@britaneyyates2538]

Are yall aware that being black in America isn’t the same as being Black american?

[@Cheray_]

1 drop in full force🤦🏾‍♀️

[@thecaski8239]

disagree

[@Betweoxwitegan]

​@@thecaski8239How can you disagree with that? Hypothetical example; A black British male comes to The USA for a wedding, is he perceived as Black American? Is he black American? Evidently not...

[@thecaski8239]

@@Betweoxwitegan disagree

[@censaim]

@@thecaski8239 So a white Colombian is the same as an Italian-American?

[@tarawilliams36]

Letting your non Black friends call you the n-word is CRAZY

[@cottoncandyflaps4347]

It is. I’m white and I wouldn’t dream of calling a black friend that word even if they didn’t care.

[@FoougieTV]

If there were 10 black women who were asked if they've dated outside of their race, it'd be less than 5/10.

[@Blackmalechrissie]

@@FoougieTV no they wouldn’t , search up divest black women . Lots of black women are open to dating outside their race nowondays

[@cspel002]

I was thinking this too. I was surprised all of them stepped up but also was like why am I not surprised they all stepped up. Although I'm open with interracial dating,, I still am thinking this is a deeper issue specifically with BM. Other races do not do this as often as they do.

[@Thatbul]

@@cspel002Hispanic men date and marry out their race the most. To be fair, most of these black guys are black people that was raised around predominately non black areas. That plays a big role.

[@jzhvaeduh]

@@cspel002 actually Asian women do it more than them, but they’re definitely top two

[@OJennifer13]

@@cspel002white men and Asian womn are the biggest interaccial groups.

[@EssemFan]

While Andrew is really ignorant, he isn't wrong about the afro thing, size doesn't matter, an afro is natural combed out black hair.

[@RM-56]

more of a high top. Afro has a circular shape to it

[@EssemFan]

Afros are an umbrella term for natural combed out black hair. OfCourse you can argue that if you style your hair (as in cut off the sides) its not natural anymore. But there is an argument that high tops are still afros. for clarity, I am black and currently rocking a small "normal" afro.

[@tseudonami]

​@EssemFan just because you're black doesn't mean you understand that his hair wasn't a afro. if you have a flat top and don't get a touch up its not automatically an afro...

[@jay-t1030]

As a BM I would have never participated in this panel, what the purpose?

[@zekite6467]

money

[@hi.favored]

I think they should’ve made a separate video with Black Americans(specifically decedents from chattel slavery) & Blacks with african parents because its a big difference in culture between the two and its kind of ignorant to just group all of them together. It’s obvious most of these guys didn’t really grow up in or around actual black american culture so some of these answers would’ve been totally different.

[@MM-gp9mb]

Why do they always choose the most feminine, disney channel friendly type black men for these kinda videos 😂

[@annco9801]

Thank you! 🤣 These dudes ALL SOUND weird, I'm all for speaking proper english, but forcing vocal fry and trying to mimic the natural speaking tone of white men looks extrememly weird on black men.

[@shino8854]

No ghetto south central cats are signing up that's why.

[@S0m3oness3m3nn]

​@@annco9801how do you know any of them are doing any of that? They're just normal people...

[@Avogadros_number]

I don’t understand why this is being perceived as a bad thing. This is a decent representation of LA black dudes. It shows that the stereotype is due to environmental factors, not inherent racial behavior.

[@annco9801]

@@S0m3oness3m3nn I can almost guarantee Those same black dudes when they get around black ppl they speak in a lower tone and more relaxed. to be honest those voices are not natural tone of those men. They are mimicking the tone. To appease to whites. There’s a difference between speaking correct grammar vs speaking in a higher pitch tone to sound like a white male. An example of black men who speak in a natural tone are Kevin Frazier, Denzel Washington, Lawrence Fishburn both sound like highly intellectual black men they don’t speak in high pitch.

[@sasazamami]

this is a hard video bc you have African American and i dont know how many Black Americans are in this group

[@karasmith348]

@@sasazamami I feel like... half The question about fatherhood and people raising their hands if they were immigrants was where we saw

[@afrozzz5634]

African Americans =|= Africans.

[@the2ndlonelychild]

“i’ve never been in a room with this many men before” is crazy what about school 😂 family events? 😂😂😂😂

[@stillmanman6212]

Lmaoo he gay trying to hide it

[@_davidboxing]

Now do a “Do Black Men Actually Know White Men?”

[@kevinsundelin8639]

Funny, but not funny haha, funny sad

[@unnderneath]

Yes!

[@Playsch00l]

this would be so interesting!

[@blairmcbride5437]

They probably won't.

[@Zahratest]

What would they ask? How many times they’ve been divorced this year?

[@saftheartist6137]

Wow 😯 Jubilee actually read the comments from the last video and made this video, wasn’t expecting that move.

[@johnswagger7971]

And all the racists whining on the last video about how Jubilee would never make a similar video about black men are nowhere to be seen

[@saftheartist6137]

@@johnswagger7971 you have a point, I’m not sure where those commentators went.

[@Mariabea63]

Everyone in this video was so kind. Loved it

[@innoama]

back to back race vids are insane

[@voiddroid.]

Jubilee doubled down

[@AvgUtubeWatcher]

Jubilee the bills really can't be getting that high😅

[@lobsterare]

This is insane😂 "you look friendly" makes him a contestant for interracial relationships?

[@mika4eva314]

THEY ALL TURNED RED WHEN TRYING TO EXPLAIN BEFORE DECIDING BUT I LOVE THAT THEY WERE EDUCATED WITH THE MEN EXPERIENCES

[@TheGreatWerebear-ge7uh]

How in the heck are you supposed to look at a room full of strangers and decide which ones have been in an interracial relationship or had both parents growing up. like what.

[@tamtamxtam]

Its assumptions..

[@TheGreatWerebear-ge7uh]

@@tamtamxtam Do people really assume things like this based on looks?

[@Loifey]

@@tamtamxtam yeah but just assuming off clothing and hairstyles does not say that much about interracial relationships or if you had both parents growing up. They didnt ask much questions either, probably because they were told so.

[@jaelleouapou4578]

Did we forget that interracial relationships don't have to include a white person 👁👄👁

[@TheKidsGotTime-dq6rz]

There needs to be a conversation on Black immigrants trying to speak on systemic oppression of Black people, when they don't have cultural or historal context to justly speak to it. That be like me as an African American moving to South Africa and then trying to say speak to the "Black" South African experience... it wouldn't make sense.

[@Cajenk]

Bros explanation for why he lets non black people call him the n word is bogus 💀

[@ridindolowithadraco9]

Your white ?

[@Cajenk]

@@ridindolowithadraco9 you blind? Can clearly see in pfp I got brown skin

[@kwekuakoni-ampah945]

@@Cajenk Congratlations. What a great achievement

[@slipplaysMC]

Matthew talkin bout he invited to the cookout mad funny ngl 😂

[@Jewel296]

10/10 black men dating outside of their race… now quickly someone ask black women the same question. Guarantee that stat is gonna be different

[@ubuu7]

The numbers would probably be way lower for black men there who dated black women!

[@breeayeezy]

@@ubuu7 lmaoo nooo😭😭😭

[@ericperry72]

In fairness if they got a similar group of blk women from majority white spaces it would be the same

[@Jewel296]

@@ericperry72 the funny thing is at least from anecdotal experience because I’m one of those black girls that grew up in white spaces and know a ton of black women who grew up in white spaces, that’s still not true

[@NoSaucem8]

@@Jewel296That’s strange. I wonder why that is tbh.

[@DJ-ny2jq]

Cmon now 😂 0:31

[@officialnayzz]

waiting for this comment😂😂😂

[@jayware4219]

How did I miss this the first time lol

[@TosinOdetola-k7j]

@@jayware4219honestly 😂

[@JLWprime10]

I’m a black men I miss the 80s black guys we are so fucked now 😂

[@topshootersniper7544]

nah fr, straight sissys

[@Enkaybe]

I’m African and I agree🤦🏽‍♀️

[@TimothyAlexzander]

Y'all forgot to add black men that go to prison for a crime they didn't commit are 50% of the exonerations

[@Donny_Double_Dip]

What percentage of crime is done by black men? This stat is actually low….

[@aDubOneLove]

Not a fan of non black people saying the n word so I don’t use it around them. Idc your background or upbringing. If people with power or authority threaten you by saying “get out of here n word” and you don’t feel that your adrenaline rush as if your life was in danger, you just would not understand the deeply rooted complex history that has created this kind of anxiety. Please just don’t say it if you do not understand.

[@keke813]

Im Creole and I wouldn’t want you using around me. I don’t use it and I don’t want to be addressed as such

[@aDubOneLove]

@@keke813 I get that…. But I don’t know you so I wouldn’t say it around you or address you as such. Different people feel differently about the word. Assuming all people of color feel the same as me would be ignorant…

[@altaccount9716]

As a black person, i think theres a difference between saying it in a hatefull way like "Get out of here N-word" and a friendly way like, "what's up my n-word"

[@aDubOneLove]

@@altaccount9716 I get what you’re saying but if they’re gonna say it in a friendly way, they better be down to stand for that word when ish gets real. When it gets real, I can’t ignore the n word being weaponized against me like they can. That’s the difference.

[@AJ-lm5dl]

​@@aDubOneLove A word is not a weapon.

[@helloimyams]

The way Matthew said “He’s invited to the cookout” lol

[@enriquelicona1]

Interracial relationships aren’t just black and white, they’re brown and indigenous too

[@blacklyfe5543]

Not just black and white but black and Asian as well as Hispanics.

[@OJennifer13]

@@blacklyfe5543they’re white and Asians too. Since the biggest interaccial couples are whites and Asians!!

[@olugboyeopeyemi2428]

@@blacklyfe5543”Hispanics” is not a race.

[@rastabunny4154]

As a black women I loved this video and the concept. If you’re white and feel uncomfortable I’m glad you had to experience this cringe because it’s nowhere near as cringe and uncomfortable as many of my daily interactions are with many white strangers. Of coarse I have white friends who know better and act normal but a lot of y’all truly embarrass yourselves around other races for no reason and it’s weird.

[@x2z964]

Oh there is a reason they act weird, it's called walking on eggshells.

[@infosuge]

This comment is embarrassing, but I wouldn’t blame that on your ethnicity that would make me a racist.

[@OliviaFranks219]

@@x2z964Why would they do that?

[@x2z964]

@@OliviaFranks219 It was engineered that way. Starting 10-15 years ago, I noticed the way media was shaping race relations encouraging tensions between people. Think of the term "microaggression" as an example. Most people don't mean harm when they say or do things, but when words like that become prominent, you will have whites overthinking every interaction with a poc, worried they might be thought of as a racist if they say the wrong thing so things might get awkward hence the whole walking on eggshells.

[@kevinsundelin8639]

​I feel like that's a self-made issue though. I know I walk on eggshells but it's not because anyone has given me a reason to do so, it's because I am genuinely unknowledgeable​ and I don't want to hurt people's feelings, it's caused by my own anxiety I doubt this started just 10-15 years ago.@@x2z964

[@faysmit4799]

I feel like if the guessers could ask more questions its more fair

[@Alianger]

Yeah it's a bit silly to make them go off of only statistics and looks/clothing and then have picked a group that don't follow the stats for several questions. The third guy freaked out and said 100% instead lol

[@ashtonb7931]

i mean if we’re being real, the only reason why that most of them thought joe knew black men more is because he’s more masculine than the other two. unfortunately, people think “black” is synonymous with masculine.

[@laladuebella]

And why is he inviting pple to the cookout…he’s not even invited himself lol

[@ItsKaylaFleury]

"Were gonna take your money" took me OUT😭🤣

[@darkprairierose]

Why are y’all so obsessed with race lord have mercy

[@belatortspota]

North America is obsessed with it. I'm mexican and we have a lot of races and mixes and it's almost never a problem ir a War between us, the way I see happens in the US. I don't get it myself, but like I said, I don't live in that country.

[@jeffersonhassan4558]

The same way other countries are obsessed with tribes and ethnicities, humans will never change

[@-rapha]

If it's not race, it's color. it's like the world ends if Noone is perceived as being the lowest

[@usucktoo]

Oh, theres no wars because of races? No genocides? Are we all just blind?

[@Beyond4271]

Agreed

[@jojoco9840]

0:36 2028 Olympics the return of raygun

[@kakakajaklasfjljf]

The gentleman that lets his on black friends call him the N word and thinks its acceptable is wild and dear Black people stop inviting everyone to the cookout because they know 2 things about Black culture its weird and some of y'all like the gentleman in the video are not even invited lol. Overall, this video was interesting and does not fully cover the wide diaspora of Black men.

[@kaylabittle2178]

I wish they had more African Americans as we have a different experience from Africans in America

[@olugboyeopeyemi2428]

Most people literally ARE black Americans ,only 4 Africans and you crying Y’all complain too much

[@thehealthyfoodie9683]

You’ll gathered the most “Oreo” black men you’ll could find.

[@teachingtoddlerstechnology1437]

I agree

[@Sloane-r4h]

Help his hip hop dance unfortunately just foreshadowed how his guesses would go 💀

[@EmmaBozarth]

This is insane😭

[@kevinsundelin8639]

Why?

[@kirkmalik4616]

This channel push the uncomfortable conversations and types this country scared of .. and I like it

[@pawsshow9679]

8:39 "i can see the police targeting you." 💀💀??!!

[@knighthonor44]

Lets do a Foundational Black American vs Non FBA Black People debate, starring Tariq Nasheed.

[@xiaoliu7071]

Cut: Sex Jubilee: Race Hotel: Trivago!

[@marb5110]

More of this format!

[@mpaige8425]

Y’all gotta find black men who are black on the inside

[@ilovepdub]

ikr

[@SourLemons_]

“You look friendly” is crazy

[@MISTERALSTON]

Black people outside of America within the diaspora are a little problematic at times, even if they were born here, respectfully.

[@MusikkFreak27]

how so?

[@MISTERALSTON]

@MusikkFreak27 we are ethnically and culturally different, and that's okay?

[@MusikkFreak27]

@@MISTERALSTON how are they “a little problematic” “even if they were born here”, respectfully?

[@tseudonami]

​@@MusikkFreak27they uphold white supremacy straight up. they think you need to hold yourself to a certain degree in order to be respected and to not be treated a different way. I've had immigrants justify police shootings to me before with respectability politics

[@popsiheart9681]

please do a "Who is not in a polyamorous relationship?" and a spectrum of polyamory, pleaseeee

[@brujo4790]

There's a selection bias with this group though. The type of person to go onto Jubilee... y'all aint going to the hood and picking people. (I'm black and from the hood so don't come for me in the comment replies)

[@newagehero9605]

Super unrelated-THESE MEN ARE FINEEEE AFFF

[@Alaskanguyen3456]

obsessed with race of Jubile 😅

[@kevinsundelin8639]

I mean, no one else is bringing up these issues

[@marramuse]

@@kevinsundelin8639 that part..open conversations to see how others think as well..

[@Playsch00l]

also isnt like the entire team asian? its so odd how weirdly they conceptualise every single video idea despite their understanding of being part of a minority group.

[@shayna386]

"he's invited to the cookout" but are you?

[@andreaus.]

17:27 ….. 🗣PERIOD!!!!

[@Groovy-GG]

i've never even been in a room with this many men before? what is this guy an alien?

[@FoougieTV]

This sample of men is interesting... Seems skewed to affect the outcome...

[@soldier555555]

Almost like not all black men are the same.