TOP "What's Up, my N*****?" Reactions! Rush Hour (1998) Movie Reaction *First Time Watching*

[@loneace1391]

As a black guy, I still to this day can't see the logic of my race freely calling each other that, but gets mad when another race uses it, I personally just don't use it at all.........

[@RacconCity]

It’s called being a moron

[@djlp2212]

Bless you, s glad to hear that.

[@deermannation8946]

I couldn’t agree more

[@DocMicrowave]

Same here. Full agree.

[@Totentanz23]

Right? My rule is that NOBODY uses it.

[@trendreact415]

It's funny cause if I remember correctly, they were being racist towards Lee in every way before this scene LOL

[@willvr4]

Chris Tucker is racist towards him the ENTIRE MOVIE haha

[@umairbutt1355]

@@willvr4 Entire two movies 😂 the only time Lee really responds in kind is "bitch slap you back to Africa" 😂😂

[@day5wagk1ng22]

@@willvr4and the second movie too and ngl Jackie been saying racist stuff right back lol

[@cataguti0]

@@day5wagk1ng22 Jackie doesn’t know racism he didn’t mean too

[@joshuay5581]

In all fairness, it's his first time in the country so he's just copying what he's seeing and hearing.

[@musicalgenius02]

Who is?? The reactor??

[@theendistheend123]

....It's a JOKE! They set it up with Carter telling him to follow his lead. Then he said it to the other guys. Anyone who gets offended or whatever, doesn't get it. Most of these reacters get it.

[@musicalgenius02]

@@theendistheend123 oh I thought you meant the KZbinr who uploaded the video. But you meant the movie my bad I misunderstood it

[@mash9104]

Yeah, people are so whiny nowadays,

[@MasterIceyy]

@@theendistheend123 Thank you, people seem to forgot Carter literally tells him to follow what he does, which is why Jackie tries to copy the fist bump with the dude smoking. Not to mention the sheer amount of Asian jokes in Rush hour, for people to find the a black joke to be offensive is stupid

[@sinnncere1680]

Jackie can say that all he wants, he got a certified hood pass and invite to all the cookouts

[@michalvrabec454]

he has a pass, yeah

[@Gamer-jv4bt]

all non-White people get a pass. Nothing happens when non-White people say it in LA, Bay Area, Compton, Long Beach

[@benlarmouth]

I was gonna say the same thing Jackie is invited

[@tisbutascratch9987]

People who get angry that he says it need to relax it's a comedic film plus the whole point is that he's innocent

[@Danlife112]

The anger behind it is so small minded imo

[@IvanM272]

The fun part is that black people laugh about this and white people get mad. Not everyone obviously, but USUALLY if someone is mad about it, they're not black. If you're black and you got mad, im not talking about you.

[@andreas956]

No shit, but it's just a minority of people. A majority has a sense of humor and loves it.

[@Sailorbyday]

Also he can beat the asses out of dudes that try to fuck with him

[@imoeazy]

It's so funny to watch younger people watch rush hour for the first time.😂

[@yew2oob954]

The part everyone misses is that the second time he says it...he thinks it's the "sup" part he got wrong. 😂

[@andrewaddison777]

In all fairness to Lee, the words Carter used before they entered the establishment were "Say what I say and do what I do." And what does Carter say to someone upon entering the bar?

[@davidward9737]

Spot on point. Asia and BJ picked up on that. He just listened to Carter

[@williambryan3346]

@@davidward9737 The Perfect Mix, See Jane Go TV, Binge Ties, and Mary Cherry picked up on that as well.

[@USMC49er]

Fun fact: Jackie Chan was still learning to be fluent in English while filming. So when he said that word, he had no idea the connotation behind it. When Chris Tucker reveal the definition of the word, Jackie Chan swore to never say it ever again and apologized. Kind of messed up to make someone say that, but the scene is hilarious and pure gold.

[@seau5959]

once in a lifetime ahh moment

[@orangeandblackattack]

Carter literally told him to follow his lead..well, he did. Lol

[@Ashcash95]

Jackie said “I don’t want any trouble” then proceeded to destroy like 8 grown men. 😂

[@brandonrobinson529]

8:50 😂😂😂😂 Me Everytime

[@MYPERWIRA]

Ikr lol

[@henrytawnn8694]

That's, like, 70% of Jackie Chan's movies.

[@Cloud_Strife0811]

When you get all these reactors together you notice things. Some of them just seem to be reacting just for the sake of reacting, and others genuinely react. Half of the people here didn't even realize that Carter told Lee to "do as I do".

[@alexrenner5117]

Yes. Most of them aren't interested

[@KAlbert_]

Low iq

[@jessecortez9449]

That's why I'm pretty selective as to which reactors I'll watch. Some reactors are fairly lowkey and that's fine but there are also many reactors that are performative much more than genuine. They tend to get more performative when they attain a high subscriber count. It's like they've switched to a personal brand performance rather than an average joe first time movie watcher. Only a few stay genuine.

[@alexrenner5117]

@@jessecortez9449 can you recommend a good reactors?

[@TheChiraagG]

The ones from these I really enjoy reacting to funny movies is usually CineBinge, IT'S MR VIDEO and Dawn Marie. They usually just have the most infectious laughter which gets me going too.

[@krishnahandoko6578]

Don't blame Jackie for saying that, Blame Chris Tucker for saying " follow my lead and do what I do".... 😂😂😂😂😂

[@aaronce838]

Jackie Chan himself didn't knew the history of the word... After the scene when they told him about the meaning of the word he felt bad and promised never to use the word

[@jp3813]

Funnily enough, he used the word in Live with Regis & Kelly when he told the story about Chris tricking him to say that word behind-the-scenes of the movie.

[@cataguti0]

@@jp3813he said it again? He’s such a racist I hate him

[@junioradult6219]

​@@cataguti0😂i take this as a joke

[@lorie4ever351]

For 400 years, that word, has kept us down

[@CruddySpark115]

Oh my gosh is that an iron man reference

[@rosario508]

The cool blacks are the ones who laugh

[@crusher1980]

People are way too sensitive today ...

[@rightmunted7538]

Bit of a strange way to say that

[@thelegacyofgaming2928]

As opposed to the uncool blacks

[@RicoSoprano_]

@@rightmunted7538exactly very weird

[@TankGamingADHD]

Bruh stops saying "blacks" 😂😂 But yh you right

[@aizadidrus]

for people who didn’t find it funny and disrespectful, well carter been saying a lot more racist jokes to lee since the moment he got off the airplane when they first met 😂, now when lee told ONE joke, somehow its not ok🤣

[@_shu5918]

Most of them didn't watch the movie seriously, they weren't paying attention.

[@conormurphy4328]

Wasn’t even a joke, just misunderstanding

[@Mikzxs]

Black guy being racist= funny Asian guy being racist= not funny 😂

[@beefypugsleyschannel-kl4ru]

Wow the three black guys saying he deserves it. Were they not paying attention?

[@egrassa1480]

They play for the camera, exaggerate and shit also don't pay attention

[@johnmcclane6641]

That’s how you know they don’t care about anything in this movie

[@Ajack850]

He's trying to fit in using what he is learning and is doing what Chris Tucker said... do what i do. Didn't deserve anything but love. Those dudes are wrong. He served up some self-defense. This is humor

[@junioradult6219]

They are prime examples of snowflakes. Instead of thinking about the situation of him being a foriener and having no idea what that means they instead herd the word and got emojional and didnt think past there emojion. Pure classic snowflake reaction

[@Tacosareneat]

@@junioradult6219so frustrating that people have become so conditioned to look for "gotcha moments" that finding one matters more than looking at context or intent To analyze If a person truly deserves to be destroyed. So fucking frustrating. There are plenty of pieces of shit who deserve to be condemned and shamed, but going after people like in this scene hurts the cause overall.

[@aexsy723]

What makes it funny for me is his enunciation when he says it the 2nd time because he thought he said it wrong 😭

[@watsomd]

To this day my dad now, almost 80 is still searching for the dictionary he had as a kit where N*******definition read Michigan Dirt Farmer. I hope one day he finds it.

[@PrestonRōnin]

The fact that people said the fictional character deserved the beating even when he didn’t know what the word meant, just shows how stupid people are.

[@I.am.Iain-81]

Don't use words you don't want repeated fellas. 😂😂😂

[@deermannation8946]

FACTS 💯

[@thelegacyofgaming2928]

That's not how the world works fella 😂

[@franklinterrell9392]

Don't repeat words that may be hazardous to your health.

[@jonsnow3176]

@@thelegacyofgaming2928 yes it is tf you mean?

[@jonsnow3176]

@@franklinterrell9392 Okay terrell

[@rhatikeo]

imagine first time coming to America. home of freedom of speech and your buddy tells you to do what i do and say and you get beat up for saying hello like everyone else does but dont know why.

[@RedRanger1138]

When they filmed this scene Jackie Chan didn’t know that the N word was a racist word. They didn’t tell him till after the scene was shot that it was a racist term.

[@w1-w2-w3]

When I first saw that scene, I have no idea why these people fought Jackie Chan. Even after watching it, I still didn't get it because they didn't explain why. I think 99% of Aisan who watched that movies, won't understand it either. I just thought those people are wild. I just knew about it 2 years ago, that N word is the offensive word. I still don't understand why Black folks are happily using that word among them. That is so confusing for a lot of us, Asian. In Asian, if the word has the offensive meaning, it mean offensive for everyone.

[@Adiarby13]

100% agreed, as an asian i didnt understand why they attacked him i thought they just hate him because that smokin guy already show hostility .

[@stwbryfld1]

Ever since seeing this movie way back when I have said to my hubby (Who is Filipino) "What up, my ninja!" 🤣🤣

[@Pyrodagoat]

??

[@RicoSoprano_]

I love seeing my people react to this for the first time. We laughed so hard back in the day when this first came out lol It’s just kinda sad we won’t give movies like this anymore.

[@RurouniStarchild]

I was there on theaters and especially witnessing this scene, and it was MAGICAL. It was one of the best movie going experiences I've ever had.

[@clarencemedrano8759]

He said it with the intention to greet, not to insult.

[@atvena]

That delivery of "what did you just say" deserves an oscar

[@xRecycleARV]

4:20 "He deserves it" ok what? yall sensitive af to be mad at a rush hour movie lmao

[@superdubnub9291]

Dude.

[@superdubnub9291]

You cannot be real

[@coldbear655]

Couldn't I agree more

[@BlackDiamond2718]

He deserves to be able to say it? Yes he does. 😂😂

[@WhitePeopleAreGarbage20o288]

@BlackDiamond2718 why

[@Jhoentak15]

The most dangerous stun that Jackie ever made 😅

[@BlackDiamond2718]

Fighting black people. Im surprised he survived. 😂😂

[@design1of470]

Jackie Chan didn't know English well enough at the time, to know what they were having him say. Understandably, once he understood what they were having him say, he was pissed

[@SudeshNaidoo]

Im not from the States, I'm from South Africa but in all fairness I believe Jackie Chan is the one dude that deserves a pass for this and literally the only person that can say this and still be loved by us black folks

[@Gamer-jv4bt]

All non-White people get a pass. They all get called the N word by White supremacists back in the days

[@bebop_557]

Jackie Chan actually had no idea what this meant (English is still a second language to him) and Chris Tucker encouraged him to do this because he thought it would be hilarious. So Jackie Chan went along with it, as per the request of Chris Tucker.

[@williambryan3346]

Jackie Chan is the best martial artist stuntman of all time.

[@JHOTA5220]

The people trying to get offended are weak. The whole point was that Jackie had zero clue and just copied Carter. I enjoy these reactions to 90s comedies when movies were funny because everybody wasn’t a bunch of whiny weak little pussies

[@thealjohnsonshow2188]

In all fairness, Jackie Chan been had the pass from us for entertaining us for decades.

[@kungfugeek2]

This is the example of the fish out of water comedy where Jackie's character is in another place where he doesn't understand the language or how things works that's how fish out of water comedy works you put a character in place or time who doesn't know how things work or the language and he or she gets into trouble through not understanding the rules or the world they are in.

[@connorbond5861]

You can see how uncomfortable people are, it's hilarious

[@nancysorto4769]

The one thing a lot of people missed was the actual pronunciation of the way "Carter" was saying the word is different from the way it's typed on screen for the subtitles. He pronounces it ending with an, -a, and not an, -er. So when the Carter character instructs the Lee character to, "Say what I say and do what I do", right before entering the bar, Lee was just following Carter's instructions. If you're still offended, I'm sorry but this is how "chill" they were back in the late 90's to early 2000's; if you wanna blame someone, blame the one/s who did the subtitles. Also, let's not forget how "racial" the Carter character was towards the Lee character in their first meeting, yet both characters as well as the actors that portray them, become the closest of friends despite being from two different backgrounds and cultures.

[@jimmeyer9106]

my favorite part of all of this is, everyone is super shocked and offended, when an Asian man says the same words as a black man. The same words...this is one of the best examples of where society is. We haven't even hit the rotten bottom yet.

[@tyronevaldez-kruger5313]

There is a huge difference between an Asian and a black man saying "what's up my n.... ". To a black man who might respond not friendly to the Asian guy who's not his brotha. Society hit rock bottom because of ignorance. This example is just staged and does not reflect real life in which gnorants worship an orange cult leader. This is rock bottom.

[@Sayitlikitiz101]

Growing up, I had an older neighbor from Argentina who came to live with her son's family in the early 2010's, she didn't speak English and used Spanish or Spanglish a lot. She once use the word "negro" to describe a car while outside with other neighbor, two Black teen got all offended and wanted to fight her, a frail old women in her late 70s. By the time I explained to their mom what was happening, they've assaulted the old grandma. The old lady's 4 grandkids, in turn, beat the stupid out of the Black kids. The Black mom, a college professor, decided that her kids were taught a valuable lesson in cultural diversity and was ok with the outcome. Great parent!

[@Carnax6969]

Outside the context of this movie, this also shows the western mindset of how it's funny to make racist jokes towards Asians, yet overly sensitive when there's racism to blacks.

[@EddyePepin-c9g]

Thanks for sharing this man! I loved the reactions, I got a good laugh… 🤣🤣🤣

[@kaylenk4097]

“Whats that means, are you teaching me bad words?”

[@nattwazz]

rdj and Jackie chan deserve the pass for the one time

[@AudyBharksuwana]

I have to say, the fist bump scene was a nice bait. EVERYONE who was properly watching and listening to what Carter said earlier expected it there. Then they surprise us with the line later, the delivery was perfect for these characters. I (Thai-American) was going to high school in England at the time, went to watch this at the theatre(cinema) with my best friend (Nigerian). You could hear the whole theatre gasp together and then all burst out laughing together. It was hilarious.

[@Brett33]

It's funny all the people who completely have nothing to say when Carter says it , but when Jackie says " Oh Lawdy. Da Klan has come to town "

[@davidward9737]

GA is only approved for all races if your in Georgia GA. I couldnt stop laughing at the guy that said "this chinese man , came into a bar called us a N , then whooped the crap out of us"

[@michaelreiter503]

You always find good moments 🙏 It is interesting to see folks reaction many years later for the first time from a different time 🤣

[@frederickmwangi5833]

Thank for introducing me to all the new reaction channels. I subbed to you and all of them. Thanks for the content!

[@smashbro713]

Hey man, can you make a three hour long video of every reactor saying "Is that Vin Diesel?" when watching Saving Private Ryan? I swear even the most obscure channels say those exact words every time.

[@JagsNoles28]

This was a time where we can laugh at the awkward differences in our cultures and laugh, we should go back to that. If you can't laugh at yourself, who can you laugh at?

[@HeyHerdy]

People forget to context of the movie. It's his first time in the U.S. and he heard Carter say it earlier and he doesn't have the full context. Plus, Jackie is just a nice dude that obviously doesn't mean anything by it.

[@ThugxLove]

The WHOLE movie carter is teasing jackie about being asian 😂

[@ajirizawa5743]

that's what I'm sayin🤣

[@mannydominguez4565]

I guess that was a part of the script 😂😂😂😂

[@joaomagalhaes3851]

If this was today, the movie, the director, the film company and the actor would get cancelled...what great times we live in... 😂

[@DocMicrowave]

No argument there. Spot on. In fact, the movie would never be made in the first place. Says and shows all the wrong things, and doesn't tick enough boxes.

[@IRONMANX771]

That just goes to show you how butthurt and soft the world has came to

[@bob_la_plonge]

Like the movie just disappears when we enter 2024 ? Or someone complain about it ? Non ? That's what I thought

[@bnygma28]

Agreed, one of the funniest scenes in movie history. Jackie is such a good sport for doing it.

[@junioradult6219]

At the time he didnt even know what that meant. Tucker told him afterwards

[@wesleylatham3913]

The joke and bit are funny until you learn that Bret Ratner, the director of the, film purposefully mislead Jackie Chan while directing the scene as Jackie was not familiar with the English lines. Jackie later went back to ask Ratner what it was that he was saying that elicited such a strong response from the bar men so as to make them want to fight. Upon the revelation that the word was such an oppressive word Jackie became disgusted and enraged warning that he never be misled into saying such filthy things like that ever again. I worry that the director didn't end up doing the same thing for the scenes in RH2 where Lee is telling Carter about what "Dirty movies" he likes to watch.

[@Flipper35]

Obviously if you’re from a different country, there is a chance that you don’t know the severity of the n-word, so you may think it’s okay to greet someone in the same way that their friend greets them. Also, it is pretty funny that to my recollection no other country has a word that only the people of that race can greet them with, so I don’t think this scenario could happen any other way aside from it being a foreigner walking around with a Black person in America. What other country has a word that for instance Chinese (or any other race/nationality) people can greet each other with, but no one else can?🤔 It doesn’t exist

[@alen671]

Im just surprised at how many people haven’t seen rush hour

[@meanlean3095]

It’s so racist of the people in the bar to attack Lee.

[@thelegacyofgaming2928]

Why?

[@BieBite]

​@@thelegacyofgaming2928black people problem....

[@Marie-ys7dl]

@@BieBitego ahead and explain what you mean by that.

[@pavanbiliyar]

To be racist, one has to stereotypically project another's ethnicity, not their own.

[@badimagerybyjohnromine]

@@pavanbiliyar And you just missed two stereotypes, not all black people are unnecessarily violent nor violent towards asians. Shame on you to think that.

[@brettkenschaft4239]

The girl that thought Jackie was going to get beat up 😂 You do realize he's a martial arts expert, right?? He was never in any danger.

[@junioradult6219]

😂clearly her first time seeing him

[@myman50grand]

Most of these reactions are funny as hell.. Dude who choked on his water (and Mr V) were the best! "Oh good, he didn't say it... Oh sh*t he said it! Oh SH*T he just said it TWICE!!!" And yes, it was just as funny in the theater.

[@arthurdeniham7934]

That's a thing only Americans can relate, and some of them get really hurt.

[@arturot.946]

7:56 I love this guy's energy so much

[@pragatiprabhu3112]

Same

[@artemisk2722]

That was pretty funny 😂, loved the reactions and i just wanted to say, you have very kind eyes sir.

[@knives5964]

3:07 lmao the difference here, shes white but afraid to laugh, meanwhile her partner the black guy is dying of laughter

[@MusicOnly-y7g]

My nigga, Jackie Chan, can say “nigga” whenever he wants to. He don’t have to apologize for shit.

[@calisthetics]

As a black guy i find this scene hilarious. But we could never do it today with how sensitive people are now. But when it comes to the word im kinda in the middle in terms of opinion. On one hand i like that we took a dark part of our history and flipped it into something positive. One the other hand i get why some people are confused about how only blacks can use it but no one else. Kinda like how women can call each other the B word but when a guy does it its offensive. Idk im kinda conflicted tbh.

[@mikeydubbs8565]

Growing up white in MA, I’ve mostly heard blacks referred to as “The brothas”, referring to working class fellowship. But I’ve heard that word used in hateful ways, like we were smoking a blunt and one dude we were with said, “Hey, Reggie, don’t you lip it”, indirectly calling him the N word. As a white dude with biracial family members, I hate the word, but only when white people use it

[@ErnieRay-p6g]

sophie and mair are the best reactors on youtube i swear😂

[@noahschultz9031]

I appreciate the fact him actually saying the N word has been censored in all these reactions

[@JimboLana]

Trigger point for easy offended people. I don't care because it's a comedy and I laugh at it. Even if it is at my own kind. Life is to short for those things

[@Nueztoy]

U.S. citizens are funny

[@Smiley-ps1yc]

Oh Sh*t ! Who the hell is that man on top right !? I just noticed him ! 😂

[@Dragosdomain]

People are way to sensitive 😂 ITS.A.JOKE.

[@AndorranStairway]

The guy who said Lee deserved to be beaten up was probably ironically laughing the whole time when Carter was being racist to Lee. Sad world we live in now

[@LazyFoxBandit]

He deserves it? People clearly cant understand that people from another culture who have never been around our own wouldn't understand what's ok and whats not. Those people in the video saying he deserved it are idiots. There's a difference between being purposely antagonistic and straight up ignorant. Jackie was clearly supposed to be ignorant to the customs just as much as Carter was to the customs in China. Geezus.

[@ajirizawa5743]

literally the whole movie's about Carter teasing him about being Chinese

[@novachikun]

I am a latino who grew up in LA and I grew up in the 90s calling all my homies the "n" word, black and latino, and they called me the same thing freely. Wild how this word became less inflammatory from the 70s to the 90s, and got inflammatory yet again after the 90s to the 2020s. People are moving backwards and becoming more and more sensitive.

[@wichard1994]

I really miss 90s, where censorship doesn't exist.

[@SVPSkins]

i used to work in construction, i was the team leader and are excavator operator was black and jokingly i said "what's up my digger" at first he like wtf did you just say? i repeated it and he heard me say digger and he saw the funny side.

[@kgunitkeese17]

I’m actually shocked that there are people out there that don’t know who Jackie Chan is and what he was capable of doing with his own stunts. Some will say Tom Cruise is the king of stunts, Jackie Chan “hold all my crutches”.

[@ImStuckInStockton]

How is she going to ask if Jackie Chan be doin all the moves and stuff while she is literally watching Jackie Chan be doin all the moves and stuff

[@mistermadnessofficiall]

4:33 bro knew that will happend and make fake laugh💀💀🙏

[@gregorychampion4843]

lol nothing compares to opening weekend of this movie and the reaction in the theater when he said that line in ‘98. Blade came out that same weekend too.

[@numberonepun6969]

Imagine getting upset at being called a WORD

[@eat_ze_bugs]

They have nothing else to cling to. The victim mentality needs to live on.

[@HvitserkBoy]

I am an Asian, we say nigga all the time to our friends. It means brother here in Asia. 😂😂

[@nsasupporter7557]

Yes, everybody does. Nowadays it’s just another word for “homie” or “friend” or something

[@struggler856]

true

[@OVOJermey]

Make sure to keep it that way with your friends, America doesn’t rlly fuck with that mostly… and a lot of people will get offended or swing on you. Even white people (because for some reason they feel the need to “defend” or whatever)

[@kerry-j4m]

@@nsasupporter7557 Not every body,amigo,no one in my apt complex uses that word and neither do I.In fact no one uses ( in public ) in my neighborhood,at all. If you do expect some one to put hands on you. LOL.

[@nsasupporter7557]

@@kerry-j4m good to know… and I didn’t literally mean everybody, I was exaggerating. I just meant that when it is used these days it’s just another word for “friend.” Sorry I should’ve worded that better

[@manhua_reader]

As the greatest stunt king since his younger days to now his retirement of becoming the best martial artist actor, he 100 percent has the N word pass, and plus this movie was like 20 or so years ago, and so you can't really be offended by it if this is your first time watching it because he played his role in acting before and the scripted done.

[@dfranz3551]

Either it is a bad word and demeaning or it is OK? Make up your mind!! You can't have it both ways. Only in America.

[@thelegacyofgaming2928]

There's only one way. Derogatory if non black, okay if black. Pretty simple to understand

[@Buzza235]

Derogatory word said by any race.

[@johnweebfps]

@@thelegacyofgaming2928 pretty dumb to me

[@geoffwilliams4478]

​@@thelegacyofgaming2928Definition of hypocrisy, if you ask me. I'm not saying I should be able to use it, nor would I ever, but if it's derogatory in one way, it should be derogatory no matter what.

[@lyricsup7283]

to many sensitive people nowadays

[@JUST_LOCO_]

I DON'T SEE WHY THEY TRIPPING BECAUSE I BET NONE OF THEM SPEAK SPANISH BUT WILL ACT LIKE THEY DO TOO BE FUNNY OR SAID EESSAY OR VATO TO A MEXICAN AT ONE TIME..!! THAT'S OUR LANGUAGE

[@deepkhamaru]

Anyone who said he deserves it doesn't get comedy at all!

[@benmcdonald9111]

The fact he repeated it 💀💀😂😂😂😂

[@richardsantiago7374]

Double standard racism.

[@rogerCe803]

The film makes racist jokes of Asians all the time everybody:😂 And Jackie said what's up my niggas to say hello everybody lose their mind:😮😮

[@mcbeezee2120]

And actually, this unfortunately, is mainly how our society is. Some words can be said by some, but not others. It is where we sadly are now.

[@NigelShepherd-z7k]

Not for me. That word is likely to get you dropped instantly if said to me... whoever it is by. As a few have discovered over the years. 🤨🇬🇧

[@vinsanity40k]

so go ahead and say it. seems like you want to. nobody's stopping you.

[@RagnarLoudpak]

Somehow you missed the joke, and turned it into “but I wanna say it too!” Quit playing victim.

[@IDiggPattyMayonnaise]

I don't know why people think it's this sudden thing that some people can't say some words. Maybe learn about history and taboo words. It's been a thing since humans existed.

[@meanlean3095]

The people who attacked Lee in the bar are racists.

[@P.Whitestrake]

Jackie Chan got the lifetime subscription of the N-Word pass.

[@dervishdun6532]

Jackie is the only one who can still live after saying N word😂

[@liljony507]

In Russia we say that whenever we want.

[@atvena]

He couldn't have said "what did you just say" any more perfect