Godfrey on Blacks from the Diaspora Looking Down on African Americans (Part 7)

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In this clip, Godfrey weighed in on DL Hughley's take on the Netflix show Luke Cage and the problematic superpower of being bulletproof. Godfrey immediately caught the irony of the power and said that he can see how that could translate into real life danger for Black men.
Later, Godfrey and Vlad discuss the racial commentary in Luke Cage, particularly the racial politics of the African Diaspora. Godfrey said emphatically, Africans and those from the islands who come to America and look down on African Americans are dumb.

[@85jmurk]

Black African people from America, Africa, and the Caribbean need to unite , because the world looks down on all of us the same.

[@TheYungFrazier]

85jmurk hi to watch the funniest show ever on KZbin go subscribe to my channel thanks

[@PwrXenon]

Biggest facts of all time

[@Curling_Rack]

4:43

[@barryisa7353]

We need to unite but people look at Africans way than us American blacks

[@AntoineMalveaux]

💯✊🏾

[@LindaMitchell]

Godfrey spoke the truth about the relationship between Black Americans and the diaspora. 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@timeandattention3945]

But he did not speak on how African American have been disrespecting African for years. Maybe Africans are just retaliating

[@kapediten1968]

Would you polish my helmet?

[@mykb8069]

After reading most of the comments I came with the conclusion that Africa is Nigeria, Ethiopia, Ghana, and Kenya...There’s way more countries in Africa with different mindset. Plus it’s a two way streets. Till this day, few AA asks me if I was living with lions...like wtf is da supposed to mean? AA have to understand that Hollywood with even some AA producers have sold a wrong image. In addition rap music which is really popping in Africa does the same. What do you think is going to happen when African will watch Love and Hip hop? You guys are more educated but are lacking the most important UNITY (especially the new generation). And we as black people have made it easier for white people to separate us. But I see some changes giving us hope.

[@moisepicard3417]

@@timeandattention3945 And, he is African, himself. 😂😂😂😂

[@moisepicard3417]

@@timeandattention3945 I don't get that.

[@MrMalingenue]

The first time I have seen African American, it was at Gorée at the Slave trade House, Sénégal. I was on a holiday trip in my country and I visited The Slave Trade House, Afro American were crying. How could I look down on them ? Never

[@sexychocolateable]

I been to Lagos Nigeria and being a black american going back to the motherland was a great experience

[@buggsylove8328]

Sad...

[@frederickweeksjr.1189]

Interesting

[@kaysmith8787]

What you saw is only a fraction of the Absolutely horrific things AA have endured in America only a fraction. It is worse than any horror movie you have ever seen or not seen. Our children infants were even fed to animals, alligators. We have and are doing battle with the Devil in his human form/ his human fasad, ( just a fasad Because there's no humanity in it) in this Country. It's a war against the greatness that we are. When you come here Our likeness, Our brothers and Sisters take up your armor and join us. We all possess what they are trying to take and then destroy us the original. Don't let them separate us disunify, the devil is always deceitful, always a liar.

[@empressbrii]

As an African American, thank you soo much for understanding and your empathy 💗💗

[@ddavis5846]

black Americans are alone in this world. we need to look out for ourselves. nobody is here to help us grow as a people but us. all skin folk ain't kin folk. we need to fix our own problems before becoming inclusive with everybody else.

[@everythingdivine]

@Ngm Mngw we are not the same becuz of color. Only a few trobes in Africa are.blood related to black Americans. Its deeper than u think

[@yourightfosho8879]

D Davis African Americans AINT African

[@tirelo]

@@everythingdivine ohhh the stupidity of this comment deserve a reply I honestly can't believe...you think Africans are blood related lol a billion people on the mostly genetically diverse place on earth...astonishing

[@freetownmkteer]

D Davis AA’s can unite AND repair themselves at the same time. The Diaspora has ONE external enemy.

[@freetownmkteer]

Ngm Mngw systematic White Supremacy and ALL those that propagate and sustain it regardless of race, class, creed, or sexual orientation. Is that clear??

[@502kingpaul]

they treat us differently like we Chose to come to America and be completely disconnected from our roots. We’d love to learn more about our culture but you can’t learn about it in white history books and unfortunately the people who could help, don’t want to. It’s one weird ass superiority complex to me

[@TheYungFrazier]

502 KINGPAUL hi can you go subscribe to my channel to watch the funniest show on KZbin ever thanks

[@Leviathan_Art]

@@TheDefenseIsUpNext nigga that's called farming nobody is repulsed by farming. We are repulsed by how the system at hand mass tortures animals. Brah have you really never seen the video of the dudes ramming a fork lift into a cow? The horse struck up by it's neck and they just keep lifting like that shit is cool or the stomping on and kicking of chickens? Brah I'm sure no Afro-America would be repulsed by our culture. Except those Uncle Ruckus self hating m.f.

[@barryisa7353]

When the average black person doesn't trust the average black person then how can we act like we get mad when anyone else don't like us. You can never like a person deep down who you can't trust and no man on earth trust black people. I'm not justifying black hate cuz I love being black no matter who don't like ME

[@Dan-dw5tz]

That isn't true at all, there are plenty of white people who write and teach the history of Africa, there isnt any excuse to be unaware of your heritage anymore( unless you just dont want to)

[@TheDefenseIsUpNext]

@@Dan-dw5tz Wrong. White people nor the institutions do not teach African culture. You don't know what you're talking about.

[@whooelse9444]

I wouldnt even be having this discussion with someone like vlad. This is a discussion that the diaspora needs to have amongst ourselves. Keep these outsiders at bay.

[@mevoyrbg3658]

The only good that came from this video is that it gave Godfrey a platform to get this out, which has opened up conversations amongst ourselves.

[@charleswatkins8695]

@@mevoyrbg3658 what platform? Black Americans need to focus on themselves if other blacks aren't offering anything tangible no need for collaboration

[@elijahhayes8615]

Ag.

[@elijahhayes8615]

Agreed.

[@pantheraonca8687]

@@jonathanjohnson9611 ignorance is bliss. Vald only has over 3 million followers. 🤦‍♂️

[@jonathanberhe2307]

That Bushmastar impression had me dead 😂😂

[@TheYungFrazier]

cubaxx5 hi to watch the funniest show on KZbin ever go subscribe to my channel thanks

[@viclor2876]

😂😂😂

[@GreenHypnotic]

Hilarious

[@CHICOIZPAIN]

LMAO YO I CANT BREATHE....

[@adoptedaiden7382]

Bush master was a dope villain probably better than cottonmouth

[@zvigier]

He’s right about that. We need to stop trying to one up each other. Everyone hates us including us😪

[@arizonaFIREent]

Akyrah34 Vigier one upping is called being competitive and there's nothing wrong with that

[@ngenzokwamiinduna4392]

@Billy Boudin He's white. Ignire

[@smithlove1076]

Akyrah34 Vigier been there... seen that

[@smithlove1076]

Akyrah34 Vigier it happens

[@SuperMispi]

SAD BUT TRUE (OUR SELF HATRED)

[@moniquew3603]

I'm Jamaican and the accents were HORRENDOUS on Luke Cage. If you have black skin, you are black, and it's TRUE we need to stick together.

[@Seancarter2010]

Thank you. I'm Jamaican too and was disgusted by that show.

[@DairangerSentai7]

IDC THE SHOW WAS DOPE AND THE ACCENTS WERE TOO

[@Seancarter2010]

@@DairangerSentai7 the accents were dope? You've never even met a Jamaican person before have you?

[@DairangerSentai7]

@@Seancarter2010 No. Not full wit an accent.

[@ianditwin7443]

@@Seancarter2010 @Seancarter003 I am Jamaican too . The accent of the villain Bushmaster seem fine in this case. But main issue isnt the show. It's more about black unity. I hope you are more disgusted about issues within the black community than a show with actors.

[@sensuallyme3369]

Coming from a mixed Caribbean household living in America, it was crazy growing up...Godfrey is speaking pure facts.

[@lilmizzije]

sensually me what was crazy?

[@demarcusmac2813]

U got a ig

[@demarcusmac2813]

U have an ig

[@toddanthny123]

Damn you look good

[@quorasmith1517]

Y'all thirsty as hell 😂

[@carlitoway44]

GODFREY IS A COMEDIAN/MASTER TEACHER !!

[@umarbentley4953]

carlitoway44 He is a pure mess yo....I can't lol

[@annmcdonald7713]

Yup

[@ggadotkelly]

Um nah

[@charlesbonds5432]

Carlitoway44 i for one appreciate your work man, if no gives you your do bruh. Thank you for work.

[@ryancampbell8203]

Yes Carlitoway44 you are absolutely correct Godfrey knows his shit!!!!

[@Nayahpooh012]

Among some African descendants (African, Afro-Latino, Middle Eastern) there is certainly a disdain for African Americans. I believe this is the aftermath of colonization, slavery, and white supremacy but nevertheless it is real. African Americans experience a lot of discrimination in spaces and communities of people who look just like them but are ethnically/culturally different.

[@moisepicard3417]

@LaToya Ravenel When did she ever say you people were all the same? You sound Dominican.

[@kaysmith8787]

Its because these other blk cultures glorify anything they perceive as being adjacent to whiteness in the US and extremely shameful for us as a people, that includes putting down AA. AA overall are stronger when it comes to pandering to what wht media says about other blk people in the diaspora. We seem to not be as gullible to the ways of the devil, maybe because we have been such a small percentage in the US that we really, really see who they are and the horrific lies they tell and their actions. We have experienced the full nightmare of wht supremacy very up close with no support net of ever being the majority.

[@dahbajanman7044]

Kay Smith Just stop cuz maybe you don’t know many of us were also enslaved so we know what oppression is and we live in America right next door to you, so our thoughts about you are based on our experiences and not influenced by the white man. I can list all the bull shit I’ve seen and heard of but no need to.

[@kaysmith8787]

@@dahbajanman7044 Yes SOME of you were enslaved also but that does not negate the fact that many of tall self loathing traitorous cowards sold out you own families and people into the most mental and physical horrific chattel slavery. Many of you ancestors bodies still remain at the bottom if the ocean IN MOTHER****** CHAINS because of your partnership with the devil!!!! AA have been subjected to pure mifo hell in this Country, Enslavement, Jim Crowe, Constant terrorism, Redlining, underfunded neighborhoods poisoned by waste being dumped and filtered into the air, Stolen Generational wealth throughout history, of my own Grandparents land and wealth and their parents before them burning down and slaughter of wealthy towns WE CREATED! lack of medical care, subpar curriculums given to schools in redlined neighborhoods, poison vaccinations given to our children injecting them with chemicals that will create autism and other neurological bs. Before 1980 you hardly EVER heard of young blk boys with autism NOW ITS F* 1 in 4!!!??? I can go on, you mofo come over hear with more of your traitorous bull not contributing to the fight, you think because YOU COME with Money or because you paid more money to get into that University you will be loved more, this will only work for a little while so the oppressor can benefit ONCE AGAIN off your betrayal and hate of your own then when we are truely divided they will conquer. You stu*** stu*** lost mofo. How many times can you be fooled do you think in the most racist freaking country in the world they will allow your blk highly melinated * to be dominant or even equal power to them! You are a shameful joke.

[@kaysmith8787]

@@dahbajanman7044 Your crazy if you actually believe that bull*. Please take you wht * back where you came from and get off this post caveman or traitorous coward. If you are blk your blk * and it was even half true your blk * wouldn't still be alive! And Its proof that a lot if Nigerians and Ghana sold a tremendous amount of there own people Ghana has apologized for it and welcomed AA. Others are still in their lowly cowardice, shameful mindset.

[@ariefraiser140]

I'm African also and know what Godfrey is talking about as far as looking down at African Americans. I moved here at age 3 so didn't have the same mentality but I heard Acata growing up also. But also it's more complicated. Growing up blacks in the U.S. gave Africans hell also. I've heard it all: African booty scratcher, Jungle boy, ignorant questions about fighting lions....so it goes both ways at least from the 80s through 90s when I came up. To tell you the truth the white kids were much more accepting than the black kids until I got into sports in high school. Now with my younger cousins and nieces and nephews I see a huge change. Black is black and everyone and anyone can be your click. Even gay kids....its not exactly Kumbaya with them but growing up you just wouldn't see too many gay kids interacting with different clicks now my little nephews play on sport teams with openly gay dudes. That would never have happen back in the 80s and 90s when I was growing up.

[@sinceretruthallah7777]

Arie Fraiser that was because of the ignorance white education and media taught black American people. That Africa was all jungle, & ppl with bones in their noses, living in huts. That's all they showed in cartoons and television. Poor starving children with flies. No positive images. Don't blame those kids for the ignorance they taught & pushed on us. Understand?

[@rondie8404]

Sincere Truth Allah are you going to blame the whites for the negative images and ignorance they taught Africans about Black Americans, as well?

[@anutoldlegend89]

@@rondie8404 Honestly, I would too because it goes both ways, however, Africans cling to American culture more than vise versa. Although, these days that's starting to change. I see a lot of black people embracing everything along the Diaspora.

[@draines9237]

That's so truth there was this African dude that moved to the hood straight from the motherland and he got teased a lot and I was guilty of it. However my peoples sat me down and explained to me the trials and tribulations of history between Africa and America. Let me remind you I was only 11 at that time. Soon after we embraced him and kept in contact up until college years. Therefore, the 80's and 90's were rough for African immigrants from our ignorance of black Americans

[@carbon.the.christ5626]

exactly,I'm a black american and black people seem to not realize that white supremacy is everywhere. They are being brainwashed in other countries the same way we are. They may have other black people brainwashing them,but they are being shown the same propaganda. No matter where you are,if you don't have knowledge of self you won't be able to spot lies and propaganda.

[@candaceeason4110]

He was doing that bushmaster impression for mad long lmaooooo

[@zonepistolez6385]

He mad corny but love him lol

[@sabadaga1]

I wish he would have addressed the fact that this is a two-way street situation. Some African Americans get offended when we tell them that they look Africans. Can we talk about the anti-african sentiment within the African american community or no?

[@ChristinaLibra]

As an African American I definitely feel there is a two way street. However, no one wants to accept accountability for the actions we play in the seperation of our nation. Africans may feel rejected, and verbally abuse by there own people in America which can be understood. While as an American we feel as though Africans look down upon us due to all of the negative sterotypes portrayed in the media while also not giving respect or appreciation to our ancestors who paved the way for them to come into this country. All in all, I feel that we all need to come together and realize the effects of colonization and white supremacy on our nation.

[@sabadaga1]

Christina Harris I totally agree with you. Sadly, many Africans don't understand the efforts that your ancestors put into this country. It's really sad because as an African woman, I realized that AAs and Western Africans have a lot in common. I will always love and admire the AA culture . MUCH LOVE !!!

[@ChristinaLibra]

Dulila Aww thanks for understanding our struggle as a people as we know and understand the plite of colonization on the continent of African. Contrary to popular belief AA love all of our brothers and sisters in the mother land. We are one.

[@ChristinaLibra]

Kenny Brigits Exactly! We both(AA and Africans) need to come together as one and realize we have more in common than differences. If we all come together we can rule the world 💪. Btw I agree Vlad is annoying and shady. He can be very stereotypical at times smh.

[@mphomohale2206]

@@ChristinaLibra o

[@lordshiva83]

Godfrey's hilarious but he tends to overkill the joke. he dont know when to stop lol

[@dextergoodman6970]

Lou Piña lol right

[@ephramwalton]

Lou Piña I put that on lack of editing.

[@YoungBlaze]

Yeah vlad just let all the footage roll

[@fatimahconteh3971]

Yeah but gotta love him

[@trevzzdadevz]

I've thought that from one of the first interviews. I think slight change would make him better because he's naturally funny. Still backing him regardless though. lol

[@thec0r379]

Talk about it, Godfrey!! We really don't like to talk about the tribalism that goes on with black people. It is something that I personally just got hip to and it's sad honestly. At the end of the day, we are all victims of discrimination and we share that struggle more than any other race but shit is so deep in terms of wealth and the people who are supposed to be a representation of black Americans when it comes to opportunities and the like. There is a lot more division than I initially realized.

[@nialcc]

Hearing truth like this is like having my ears cleaned.

[@Zeldarw104]

Ain't that the truth!!!👀

[@puritybenson5008]

Am Nigerian and have never heard anyone use the word ataka or whatever word he used,African especially Nigerians hold African American in high esteem and we try to dress like them,copy their slang and music.we love our fellow black brothers all over the world,I will never stand by and watch anyone insult or harass my fellow blacks and I know it's the same for most of my country people.

[@ghvisiontv6832]

It's a ghetto slang in Two Ashanti language.something related to gang life. This is not that actors fault, in sure it's the directors or the writers fault. Black folks back home mostly watch gang related movies which depicts the AAs as gangsters most of the time. I'm sure with time we will bridge the gab.

[@RTDavis0503]

You know Godfrey is Nigerian

[@puritybenson5008]

@@RTDavis0503 am a Nigerian that was born and raised in my country,never heard such words before and am from eastern Nigeria(igbo tribe) and grew up in western Nigeria(lagos)

[@sosa9220]

@@RTDavis0503 But he was born and raised in America.

[@oj4499]

We have the best culture

[@dmac8671]

One of the things that kill me is that most people of color and minorities that immigrate to the US have no clue or idea of what black people endured or the amount of blood spilled on American soil , for people of all ethnic groups to be able to make something of themselves to a certain degree. They take classes for citizenship people never really learn what citizens truly molded this country. As regards to Nigerians and the Akata stigma for Black Americans. Ironically when I traveled to South Africa to visit my Xhosa friends they were telling me that Johannesburg was having problems of human trafficking, prostitution and drug dealing. My friends said that is was a lot Nigerians in JoBurg being arrested for implementing these acts of crime. If not that many people blame Nigerians for banking and Computer scams etc, etc, etc.. so it's hypocritical for them to put a stigma on black Americans. Another thing to is, when I went through customs, the Customs officer asked me what me want to visit South Africa? I told him I wanted to see Africa ( even though I know that South Africa doesn't represent the entire continent ) for myself. Black people are taught that Africa is just about AIDS disease, Civil War, witchcraft, poverty. Then the Customs officer said to me, when we Africans see black Americans on TV, we see the ghetto, gangs, drug dealers and people being killed by police. I told the Customs officer that that is not the whole story about us in America, the media is playing us both against each other. Me personally even though I was born in the United States I see myself as part of a broader African nation, I am a descendant from the African diaspora. There are many African Americans who are descendants of Ghana in the Ivory Coast just as some in the Caribbean are. You even have black people in South Carolina called the Gullah whose language is similar to the Creole that they speak in Jamaica and other parts of the West Indies. We Are Family. Most places in the Caribbean that I have traveled they have mistaken me for one of their own. The only time they were able to tell that I was different from them is when I actually started to speak. That in itself let me know that I am part of a larger Community than the one that I came from even though there are cultural differences.

[@annmariebusu9924]

dmac8671 good ideal🥰. I think people would be more humbled.

[@criticalthinker907]

Yeah we are The same people of one race.

[@loveandlive10]

I can't with Godfrey!!!!!! Jamaicans know the real deal😂

[@thetitansofcitycarter7207]

What deal

[@MrJ1S]

yellling link up w/ that horn sound.... that needs its own show

[@al15ave73]

Hell yeah

[@mevoyrbg3658]

You have not lived if you have heard the horn or siren sound and the Jamaicans beating on the walls in a Jamaican club at the same damn time!!!

[@seanramsure9764]

He touched on some real points here. I've seen Africans/Caribbeans have beef against Black Americans and vice versa. I've seen foreigners get clowned and harassed. The Africans and Caribbeans I've met who hold feelings like that always say it stems from some form of discrimination from Americans.Either way, its pretty ridiculous how we still find ways to find division amongst ourselves

[@saonedixon8385]

It's all derives from a superiority complex and we as humans have a big ego.

[@myrickcarl]

Sean Ramsure I love how you said black Americans cuz that's what I consider myself. I am not no African-American never been to Africa

[@seanramsure9764]

@@myrickcarl Yeah bro, I've heard arguments over the term African American. Some say it's politically correct and others say it's made up since a lot of us aren't from Africa. It's a cultural conversation that isn't always openly and respectfully discussed?

[@seanramsure9764]

@@daviwilliam281 so I'm sensitive because I observe division that's happened to myself and people I know? All credit to you if that never happened to ya but me and clearly Godfrey know what we're discussing

[@myrickcarl]

Sean Ramsure facts

[@cbwavy]

Being of both African and black African-American parents, I've found that I've gotten made fun of from both sides lol. American blacks look down on Africans and it goes the other way around also

[@diosdedios3532]

Not true

[@gregglass4796]

WAVEDUP we

[@carlyletom301]

CBWAVY. You must of had a very unique experience if I can say so. I am 55 yrs old and can prove to anyone that the negative stereotyping among black people, started here in the U.S. We here in the west indoctrinated with the mindset of our owners. That the black man is nothing. We have become the perfect students of self hate.

[@yasmin-qj8zm]

Dios De Dios Very much true way to true

[@TheHoodVoice2024]

We don't look down on Africans , we just thought they didn't have swag in high school it's a difference

[@jemmaleda2426]

Caribbean people know. That accent was horrible. It was like Irish. I'm Caribbean too and Black American and the divide has several children feeling conflicated between cultures.

[@co_cobread7838]

OMG tell me about it. We belong to no one unless we get rich and famous and then they'll both claim us

[@jemmaleda2426]

@@co_cobread7838 right. We are too American for the Caribbean people. Too different for the Americans

[@jemmaleda2426]

@@c-light7624 ....best compared to what?

[@c-light7624]

Jemma Ledá - “...those Ja-fake-ans I’ve seen in movies”.

[@jemmaleda2426]

@@c-light7624 they all fake

[@kimbellas6874]

He giving this culture vulture too much info on us as far as I’m concerned

[@jasonpayne6495]

A small price to pay reaching brothers like me that's isolated in Story City, Iowa

[@FaithandNova]

@@jasonpayne6495 wow how did your family end up there? Barely any black ppl.

[@colorfulcodes]

How is he a culture vulture for having a show. Everyone with a smartphone is a culture vulture if not white but I'm still gonna use it.

[@tyracarraway8659]

Colorful Codes inventions aren’t cultural. But I get what you’re saying. I think his show gives a decent platform for black people to speak freely

[@makiba9461]

exactly...why do black men tell this guy all of the things that the family should discuss ONLY within. It is not his business.

[@multimillionaire2736]

You guys literally make fun of people who have an African accent but yet you guys complain when they don't like y'all , i Remember in school when they would make fun of anybody who wasn't from the states , just because they have an accent

[@RashonWill]

Bibby Cash Childhood trauma... seek therapy 🤨

[@anna-mariadavis5914]

Bibby Cash I was treated like trash by Nigerians that I have met here I have never been mean to an African as an African American but I have been treated with hostility by the few I have met does that mean I should treat and tell my future children to treat other west Africans in that way?

[@pakpala1]

@@anna-mariadavis5914 My apologies. There are 1 billion people in Africa. A handful of people is not representative of Africa. I am African and I too have been treated poorly by lots of Africans.

[@demetriusevans1262]

So let's use been teased at school (who wasn't?), as an excuse to justify hating Black Americans as White racists do. Yeah, that makes sense. Just admit that you've found that if you openly hate us and let it be known, you'll find acceptance easier among the White people you have made a choice to love more than us. There is no way in hell I'm going to believe that being teased in school makes anyone hate an entire group of people. Stop the lying and just admit the real reason you've chosen to hate. There is no way I'd let a few bad experiences with Africans, (definitely have been shunned by African hotel owners, left standing waiting to be served in African restaurant restaurants, and flat out told by an African father that I'd never be good enough for his daughter just because I'm Black American) drive me to hate them all. I dont even hate the idiotic individuals who treated me badly. And for all of this "they teased me" stuff, the only difference is that Blacks will do it in your face while Whites wait till they get home and around their people to do it. While a few Black clowns may tease, they don't hate you or see you as inferior like a lot of Whites do yet some of you purposely choose to seperate the good White folks from the bad while opting to NOT do the same for Black Americans. Why is that? That in itself shows that the teasing narrative is just cover because you know how stupid you'd look saying hate Black Anericans even though to the rest of the world you're Black also. I've nevet seen nor been around any Black Americans who disrespect or hate on our African brothers and sisters, and I personally have many friends from various countries in Africa who have not let the stupidly of a few push them to join in on the hatred of Black people.

[@xrogers2502]

No I dont and ya'll use that same tired excuse of being called an african booty scratcher to have an entire cultural disdain for black americans no none over 12 says that

[@wandamajette8648]

That Jamaican routine is off the chain. Can't stop laughing.

[@Godlybuilding]

Jenna Smith don’t be so sensitive

[@Godlybuilding]

Jenna Smith we all wish we could pull off the accent. I’m American and I be practicing low key. Nigerian, Jamaican. I think it’s cool.

[@Godlybuilding]

Jenna Smith True, but then be mad at him, not a fellow black like me or Godfrey. It’s all admiration on this side.

[@RTDavis0503]

@Jenna Smith that's what made it funny lol

[@TheShop90sKids]

Godfrey coming with the medicine in the candy! make us laugh then dropping gems!

[@shane-o-matic]

TheShop with Marcus Yes he did. Jewels.

[@smithlove1076]

TheShop with Marcus Hui

[@unknownfrvr6767]

When Nigerians realise that we are literally hated by every race on earth then they might learn to not look down on our brothers and sisters - a black guy from Europe

[@alan-pr5yt]

CJ Carl Johnson nah Nigerians are sound guys here in my town in Ireland never had any grieve towards them

[@unknownfrvr6767]

alan.14242 yeah but towards other black people they always think they are better then us.

[@alan-pr5yt]

CJ Carl Johnson oh yeah true I guess they do think they run Africa tbf

[@SenseTalk1017]

You looked down on Ryder n big smoke!

[@ezekieltete6584]

Akmal Ahmad why are you in america

[@jibsmokestack1]

Title is wrong Vlad. African Americans and Caribbean are the diaspora! Smh!

[@TheSpokenWizard]

Yea vlad is confused on what diaspora is.

[@originalRAS]

FACTS

[@thebee9853]

South and central Americans aswell.

[@Nayahpooh012]

I believe it is correct. The message is other folks within the African diaspora (Africans, Jamaicans, Afro-Latinos etc.) look down on African Americans. Of course African Americans are apart of the diaspora.

[@Mr.Taylor56]

And yet, only American Blacks are the ones who don't deny their African origins, being BLACK. Mofos in the islands and South America deny it every day of their self-hating lives like it's their religion.

[@jazongladney6973]

still cant believe hes 49 tho

[@TheBrightstar13]

Black dont crack🤴🏾

[@darkerkyo]

Nah, he is for real??? Dang man lol

[@mr.synrayne2339]

Damn he over here lookin like he’s 25 or some shit🤣

[@joeydaboss1001]

definitely doesn't act 49

[@scottlloyd4022]

Now 50.

[@califflourish6985]

Akata doesn't mean that, akata means someone from Africa who can't speak the languages of the land. Also, the reason why Nigerians seem to have an issue with African Americans was because of how they were portrayed on television, but when we started seeing things differently we took more interest in them and even started dressing and talking like them. That's why you can see those features in our music also....so that thinking is long gone....I still don't blame the brothers for this, but I blame the Europeans for the segregation and derogation they've caused from the very beginning.

[@fashionablylate888]

Africans used to try and call us Jamaicans, “Jamma” like we were supposed to cower to them. We’d call them boubou and roast them about smelling like trout then they’d be all, “we are all black piiipuuuu.” Don’t let anyone make you feel small; black or otherwise.

[@RudebwoyRacing]

FashionablyLate big up yourself gyal. 🤞🏿🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲 nuh yaadie fraid ah no man.

[@fashionablylate888]

Tevon Calvin Dunn know 👑 🇯🇲

[@daviwilliam281]

Tevon Calvin gtfho as Marcus garvey said I take a continent over an island

[@daviwilliam281]

FashionablyLate you can't compare Africa to jamaica. I'm African American I prefer to live in Africa you Jamaica don't even have ressourcee

[@fashionablylate888]

david williams and africa does? You’ve got the same fantasy Nas had in Belly. Jamaicans are one of the most emulated tribes in the world in spite of being one of the smallest islands. There are buses in Kenya with Jamaican artists painted on them ☝🏽 You don’t know what it’s like to feel pride for your people like we do because you’ve been told you’re a ugly little slave your whole life so now you’ve gotta cling to a random tribe in the motherland to solidify your identity as a man. It is what it is.

[@Contantina46]

Thank you for talking about this issue godfrey

[@RosecraNsMack]

His bush master impersonation I’m sleep lmao 😂 😂😂😂😂

[@yunga6187]

This dude is funny asf

[@TheYungFrazier]

Yung A hi to watch the funniest show on KZbin ever go subscribe to my channel thanks

[@arizonaFIREent]

Yung A only to idiots

[@christines6386]

So true

[@clarkkent51]

I've been to the continent. My friend & I, were invited by two , beautiful women from Sierra Leone, in 2013. We had a beautiful time. I can say that the Sierra Leonians that we met, treated us like family. They , unlike many Africans, knew about our history due to the Krio, who are the descendants of freed AAs, who relocated back to Sierra Leone, in 1792 . They were instrumental in the founding of Freetown. And, on our way to the airport to return to the states, our friends pointed , and said, " Look! The Cotton Tree!" The Cotton Tree, was enclosed by an iron fence. That tree, was were the new arrivals prayed under, thanking God for their safe journey from the Americas .

[@carbinfootprint159]

Goldie that you. I never new about the decendants of AAs called the krio in Sierra Leone.

[@carbinfootprint159]

I only new about Liberia. 😊

[@clarkkent51]

@@carbinfootprint159 The Krio are the descendants of those AAs & Jamaican maroons (who came later) that came to Sierra Leone in 1792. Their story was told a few years ago in an ABC miniseries called, " Book of Negros." Just type it in on KZbin. That's before the AAs settled in Liberia in 1821. The Krio still carry the surnames of their ancestors like: McCauley, Williams, Jones, etc. They make up about 5% of the population . I met a few while I was there.

[@Misnyc]

But AAs are the first to say go back to your country to another black person. Africans and Caribbeans get discriminated against mostly by AAs. Imagine you leave your homeland to move to America because things are rough back home but you come to America only to find hardship over here as well with your AA people? AAs had the advantage in 1965 when black immigrants were coming over. You'd think they would be inclusive to others who were black like them but no they weren't. Sadly, the only time it showed they were was when it had to do with police brutality. It's so sad that the only time we see the worth each is when our behinds are being discriminated against by other races. Sooo sad.

[@mblackman1170]

This bitch pretty much called black people racist while you all are visitors in our country. Wtf kinda twisted shit is that. We don't have to accept you. Just how Africans don't have to like us. Respect is only owed to oneself, stop looking outside for it.

[@blaquefaerie8201]

Whose fault is it that you have to leave your own countries? Maybe it is time for all blacks to start demanding the rights and respect they deserve in their own homelands.

[@co6429]

Mike Rocio you wonder why they don’t like you with that attitude, okkkkkkkk

[@mslee7349]

Chocolaty Godfrey, it's pronounced K-A-F-U-R.. & it's illegal. ✊🏾🇿🇦

[@em.415]

Ms Lee good lol

[@curryshotyou1538]

Godfrey vs DL in that political talk. DO IT VLAD!

[@mevoyrbg3658]

The need to do it themselves and cut Vlad out. Heck, all the people he interviewed need to get together, make their own videos instead of letting him get all the views.

[@stacyhubertrnmbamsn7142]

Godfrey is a fool. Got me dying laughing over here

[@MrMillo-ng9ht]

that jamaican act made me laugh so hard, tears rolling down

[@hudsonforbes6727]

Pump your brakes homeboys,jamaicans\west indians brought a lot a fight to the black american cause, do your research. socially we are slightly different because we were groomed with british principles so we butt heads, the same ways a white american and a english man would. one love to my black american sisters and brothers,our struggles are the same.

[@SuperMispi]

WISDOM! PEACE!

[@maxhenry8738]

lol....like what? You gonna repeat Marcus Garvey for the 1000th time? Marcus Garvey wasn't even supported in Jamaica a fact that many people love to forget. He came to America where he got more support.

[@BIGMAN7917]

LMFAO...the horn lol...lawd have merci!!!

[@joiwilliams7242]

Godfrey brought the truth!!!!!

[@georgeorwell3532]

Title is wrong. It should say Black Africans not blacks from the diaspora. Stop trying to include Afro Caribbeans when we have a similar history to the AAs. Personally I got love for the AAs.

[@georgeorwell3532]

@Billy Boudin nah we Don't you must not no any Jamaicans or Haitians

[@WORKSbaby]

Y’all all need to go tf back home

[@georgeorwell3532]

@@WORKSbaby Marcus Garvey was jamaican

[@MrOnyxRock]

Listen to this one. As if your ancestors are the indigenous people of the U.S. ? SMH, Negroes.

[@georgeorwell3532]

@marwanmohd1 we are the black survivors

[@chilledandcool3918]

1:23 "a bullet proof black man"..."how IRONIC!" LOL!!🤣😆🤣👍🏾👍🏾

[@dreamcatcher1523]

Actually, ive always though it was the opposite..African Americans look down on caribbeans and Africans because they think less of us due to various stereotypes they heard about. I have personally experienced it. Put color aside long any other ethnicity, we do have cultural differences and that tends to segregate us as well.

[@omartistry]

Its both sides not knowing each other's ethnicity can culture. Movies and other forms of media always make black people of ALL types look bad in certain ways from being a "gang banger" to a "voodoo worshipping demon".

[@xxo6813]

Goes both ways

[@papoopse100]

Nah mostly carribean look down on Americans

[@GMFB92]

Sound just like an actual horn

[@TheYungFrazier]

BIG BEEZY hi to watch the funniest show on KZbin ever go subscribe to my channel thanks

[@OGKWAM]

DoeBucks show Nigga stop fuvkin spamming

[@gregglass4796]

BIG BEEZY we

[@illmatc]

Not all Africans are the same. I grew up in Africa and never left, this is all I know, but even in my own country we look at each other funny. The idea the Americans have of Africa is largely phantasmagoric

[@nicoleford4654]

Foundational Black American ALL day!

[@Sovereign237]

If you didn't know Mike colter was also in halo 5 as spartan Locke

[@KillahManjaro]

I see no difference between us no matter if you come from Africa, The USA or the Caribbean. We are all AFRICANS!!

[@docjw8914]

Not really. We descend from Africans in part, but we are not the same. That's alright. It's good to recognize and appreciate the differences.

[@xxo6813]

@@docjw8914 yeah we have differences but we're all of African descent

[@tlig]

This myth seems to have taken hold these last few years; I'm Nigerian and I certainly DON'T look down on AAs or any other group of people. It's nonsense.

[@justlooking1087]

tlig We should avoid generalising about Africans because we are all individuals but, it isn't nonsense. I live in the UK and I've had some weird experiences with Nigerians. Any other Africans I've met were cool with me, but Nigerians (more so Yoruba and Edo then Igbo) have always seemed like they think they are better. And I live in Manchester where there are plenty of Nigerians. My niece is half Edo and they are even weird towards us.

[@obo2264]

There are thousands of Nigerians and you're basing you're essentially generalising Nigerians based on a few tribes that you've encountered with..... Basically contradictory to your statement. Im with tlig it is a myth, Im nigerian and live in the UK, Black is black, we're all viewed pretty much the same anyway.

[@RoninAli1]

WHY DID HE DO THE HORN!???!?? LOL!!!!

[@saonedixon8385]

Shit was hilarious 😆

[@gregglass4796]

RoninAli1 ee

[@gregglass4796]

RoninAli1 we

[@OfficialRedTeamReview]

LOL I friggin' love this guy. "WHERE IS LUK CEG" *HOOORRRRN* ahahhahahahaha

[@dominiquejones3805]

Godfrey a fool

[@YoungBlaze]

Godfrey is the first person ive seen on vlad set up his own flashbacks! Lmao!

[@ampocalypsew3883]

I remember I had a Jamican and African calling me white boy, even though I'm a lot darker than the jamaican and dont even have European blood in me.

[@tomite2001]

I have always thought it is the other way round. Black Americans think they are better than Africans in diaspora. Definitely that is the situation in the UK. Black English definitely think they are different and better than black Africans.

[@unknownfrvr6767]

D_B Rose don't listen to this white culture-less guy , he's just making shit up for likes

[@unknownfrvr6767]

tomite2001 how can we think we are better then them when we all come from the same place

[@unknownfrvr6767]

tomite2001 the black people who you know are probably some uncle toms who think they are white people with black skin

[@chicagomycity]

@foxylady246 Americans (nor Brits for that matter) don't really give warm welcomes to strangers. Especially on the West Coast and in the fast paced Northern cities. Americans are introverted and standoffish beyond standard greetings. Personal space and being formal with strangers is the culture here, regardless of race. See this is why before you visit a foreign country you should learn a little bit about the social norms before you try to use not being "warmly welcomed" as a reason to think yo're superior to another Black ethnic group.

[@thehibiscusking]

"Akata" is from the Yoruba language; translates more as "Wild Cat", meaning African-Americans are similar to cats without a home.

[@christabelmwanalitidinwidd9735]

That's a very derogatory term for a human being, especially when they did not choose the journey to the Americas

[@QuincyBoston]

Doesn’t matter what the definition is...we are human beings that deserve to be treated as such.

[@shenelfields8195]

@@QuincyBoston exactly

[@iayyam]

Except we have a home. Africa...and America.

[@obatobi151]

I ever get called 1 I'm slapping tha shit outta them.

[@Jason_wears_stuff]

Bushmaster Horn shit had me rolling for like 5 minutes straight omfg I can’t breath oh my lord 😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣😂

[@c-light7624]

Oh Jesus! This man had me screaming! I’m literally crying and my throat hurts from laughing so hard. The BEST Jamaican impression I’ve EVER heard. Lawdamercy! Godfrey is one of the most underrated comedian.

[@Thinkingthings1]

The reoccurring theme in the comments is how someone that looked like me, hurt my feelings by calling me names as a child. As adults we need to let that go, because it's holding us back as a people.

[@ciennamin]

Guess it depends what side you're on. Some white people say the same to us, no?

[@thebee9853]

That has to do with them not being used to afram roasting culture and taking those insults to heart. Everyone was called African booty scratcher, but they took it personally.

[@petitensweet08]

Exactly. Everyone gets roasted. I'm not excusing people's ignorance or cruelty but I don't understand the hatred they can have because of that.

[@petitensweet08]

@@leahwangui5029 Sorry for your experiences but it's not fair nor logical to hate ALL Black Americans. You don't know every one of us just like I don't know every African. I judge people on an individual basis

[@petitensweet08]

@@leahwangui5029 I'm happy you and your friend do that. I would hate to be around that kind of ignorance 😊

[@rathegoldenchild6915]

Akata means more than just cotton picker. It means panther or wild cat and when they use the term they are referring to use as wild animals or someone who doesn’t know their true home or place in society. It because known as meaning cotton picker when sugar hill came out and has been referred to as such since then. but it has a deeper meaning all across the broad and is used fluidly depending on who is saying it

[@ancientinfo1935]

That still doesn't make it right

[@carbinfootprint159]

Ancient Info true.

[@sidharthkrishna5569]

The Indians calling Africans Kala is probably North Indians.The South Indians too suffer their racist remarks and perceptions due to our skin tone and various other factors.

[@MrGMAN92985]

Vlad change the title it should say continental Africans not diaspora Africans........ black people in America are diasporic Africans

[@weworldwide1348]

but hey thought you were the real Native Americans and also the real Jews, depending on who you ask LOL

[@xxo6813]

@@weworldwide1348 nah

[@dboi4952]

Black people in general have a "tribe" mentality. In my city they even hate on you if you're from a different neighborhood. So Africans don't hate African Americans or vise versa, it's just a black thing.

[@SkinBonesAir00]

dbo I it’s not a black thing... Whites and Asians also do this. It’s just that blacks also have self hatred, systematic racism, colorism and generational poverty to deal with on top of xenophobia

[@arizonaFIREent]

Soraya Ayaros no it's a black thing just look at what happened to Kanye West to speaking his mind

[@SkinBonesAir00]

Tha Ruthless 1_ AZF yea like how whites tore Kathy Griffin a new one for speaking out against trump? Or like how whites black balled one of the Corey’s for speaking out against Hollywood’s pedophile ring? Or maybe I should remind you of the white on white Armenian genocide, or the eastern Euro prostitution rings going on right now

[@gy9sydust]

“AKATA” means un tamed person... and yes it’s used towards AA but also other Nigerian tribes and other ppl... it’s actually a Yoruba word.. And we have to understand the power of colonialism. Blacks on the African continent and outside of the diaspora have been fed self hate by the colonialists. So the issues we have to day are apart of a cycle stemmed from the colonialists propaganda. We can’t blame each other for dissing eachother when that mentality has been fed throughout generations. We need to come together more than ever.

[@WelcomeToTheMadness]

Work on your Jamaican accent...as a Jamaican I always wonder why they can’t find a Jamaican actor. Stay up though my guy.

[@bighole1096]

Was Bush Master's accent believable?

[@TheYungFrazier]

Welcome To The Madness hi can you go subscribe to my channel to watch the funniest show on KZbin ever thanks

[@itsking2u]

Facts lol

[@itsking2u]

Big Hole hell no lol

[@dn30001]

the whole appeal for Marvel is to have their biggest market (white people) understand and get the characters and storylines. While Bush Master's accent is fake as shit, most of these white people out here can't tell the difference.

[@EsaChinita]

This man is handsome 😍😄😍🤗❤

[@1blessedbrotha]

ignore your thirst instead of the conversational topic.

[@Tabby.cat2]

Yeeeeesss, 👏👏👏

[@Lindsay1581]

1blessedbrotha Says a MAN. Foh.

[@Tabby.cat2]

China Rodriguez, aaaand he’s Nigerian 🥰!!!!

[@DeSeannMaye]

You're pretty

[@demi5982]

He has so much passion about his jokes and he really commits! Not to mention, he's EXTREMELY INTELLIGENT and just energetic as hell! I just really LOVE HIM! Hopes that he makes it bigger! I don’t feel that he over kills his jokes at all!

[@BoBoMaBoulderz22]

But I tell u what tho. African American constantly talk negatively about Africans. Even in standup it’s a big thing.

[@naturalnikkismile1709]

The African jokes come from us only being shown negative images of Africa growing up and not being taught real history in school. Most of us after high school and for me taking African American study’s in college and then later the internet has opened my eyes. We are made to think hunters and gathers or tribal people were colonized because they were uncivilized. I only saw Africa on National Geographic magazines. And when the original Roots came out. OMG going to a majority white school was difficult after that week. Some of this kids in 80s had not heard or seen images of slavery even the black kids were calling people names from the film. But when you think about it the human race has been around thousands of years without this capitalistic system and they survived without destroying the environment or without killing millions of people, and less diseases. So ask really is this system really that civilized when millions have to slave to ensure the rich get richer. I see Africans as strong, we all find a way out of no way. I love my brother and sisters all of the world. Let’s come together.

[@dionjeremy1711]

@@naturalnikkismile1709 unfortunately the majority of the population is useless unless the minority controlling the society is on board.our biggest problem is the 1 % in our areas are not united.observe the Western world and Asia their 1% has created a system where they control what comes in and out of their areas.unfortunately we are not there so others are pulling the strings instead of us.

[@magnificenttruthseekingque403]

Bobby Parkinson sweetheart it’s because their are insecure and jealous they have no culture language or traditional lifestyle. They have adopted the white mans culture and refuse to fight the slave master fuck AA people some not all

[@mnjof82]

Oh well....by the way they treat us and look down on us..... so!?

[@elevatedgoddess3917]

@@magnificenttruthseekingque403 JEALOUS of what bitch? Ha! Who goes to who country the most? We don't hardly go to any country in Africa. Who attends who hbcus,frats,and sororities? Kiss the ring and stfu💅🏾

[@mavhunter8753]

That last part Godfrey said about Caribbean, and African blacks is a false equivalency. You're crazy if you think America is just accepting anyone from these countries. The immigration policy selects the "best" from other countries(e.g like in terms of IQ). This is why African, and Caribbean blacks have higher educational achievement than native blacks here. It's not an equal playing field. So just because they're coming from "fucked up" places doesn't mean their situation is equal to that of a certain portion of the native black population. P.S. Here are some statistics: www.pewsocialtrends.org/2015/04/09/chapter-1-statistical-portrait-of-the-u-s-black-immigrant-population/

[@RefugeeTraveller]

Mav Hunter subscribe to my channel please

[@shamika5300]

Wrong

[@dahbajanman7044]

Mav Hunter Where are y’all getting this fuckery from about the best and brightest coming from Africa and the Caribbean? Everyone takes the same citizenship test and it’s just a few questions on the US government. I went to school in America where I saw kids leave their books in the lockers instead of taking them home to do home work, so of course the kids that did their home work will have better grades. Please explain how second generation immigrants out perform you.

[@charleswatkins8695]

@@dahbajanman7044 my Kenyan friend said his parents paid 10k they both were college educated they came from the upper echelon of Kenyan society. Poor Africans don't have the means to get their hands on 5k. The elites Africans have the means and education unlike the masses of Africans. Run that con on someone else a study showed 60% of African migrants coming here have a college degree. They aren't the lower dreks of their society. Diplomats, elitist send their kids to the states, Europe and Asia. Dated a fulani girl the family was upper class fulani her brothers educated in China, Austria and another brother in Germany. Where does the average African family get this type of money? The majority of the Africans who come here are the educated class in their country. Most Africans aren't educated only 10% of Africa population is in academia or completed STEM degrees. Even a Tanzanian lady I met in Tanzania a upper class family private school her whole life, then the family has the money to send her to Sweden for university. Or do think Africa sends the village people to the states or Europe?

[@dahbajanman7044]

Charles Watkins Look I don’t do surveys of 1 or a few but here is some real info from a legit site. ”One factor behind this recent wave can be traced to the Refugee Act of 1980, which made it easier for those fleeing conflict-ridden areas, like Somalia and Ethiopia, to resettle” www.pewresearch.org/fact-tank/2017/02/14/african-immigrant-population-in-u-s-steadily-climbs/

[@twilson2605]

An African brother that is actually a BROTHER to us. Respect to Godfrey.

[@StuUngar]

I’ve met a lot of people and met Germans, Swiss, Vietnemese, Koreans, South Africans, Australians and I can say that black Africans are the most polite well mannered people Ive ever met.

[@unbothered6357]

Jamaicans stand up 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲

[@duvenschyluma7674]

Hafeez Romans ill call Kofi 😂

[@maame883]

This doesn't happen in Canada. Black people don't call other black people names or any other race for that matter . Also most black Canadians are either first or second generation Canadian meaning either a parent or grand parent moved to Canada as an immigrant usually from either the Caribbean or Africa. So simply lets all unite as people and as humans.. black, white, brown, yellow, green...There is too much emphasis on ethnocentrism, racism, bigotry nowadays and all it does is divide us even more. So lets acknowledge history and learn but lets not dwell in the past. Big ups to Canada, all the First Nations indigenous Canadians, African and Caribbean Canadians. I love you all. Lets unite as one

[@tiffanyrena]

I love Africans 😍😍😍

[@tiffanyrena]

Cool Story awwwww love u boo!! 💋💋💋

[@jman3277]

I'm African u can date me

[@draines9237]

Well I hate to burst your bubble ma but the Africans that came in contact with like whit women. Not all but quite a few

[@tiffanyrena]

D Raines I'm ok with that. Some ppl are still under the colonizers spell of white is right. That's ok tho bc for every one of them, there are more African men who LOVE black women 🙌🏿🙌🏿😘😘😁 and maybe switch up the ones you come in contact with

[@isreltracey1756]

I love the vibe of this comment... a lot of unity and love from both sides. and not feeding into to the negativity. that's wassup. too hip for the colonizers tactics

[@chimannadi4550]

That bush master impression killed me 😂

[@mkknight9619]

As a Jamaican I am saddened by this video. We don’t hate or look down on AA. We also fought for equality in America with AA. Marcus Garvey, a fellow Jamaican “After corresponding with Booker T. Washington, head of the Tuskegee Institute in Alabama and a national African-American leader in the United States, Garvey traveled by ship to the U.S., arriving on 23 March 1916”. We need to work together not against each other. As a US Marine I’ve lost my childhood friend in the war, who was awarded citizenship postmortem. We have been fighting along side you for the longest. This is very disrespectful.

[@adventurousdaydreamer]

It's some Caribbeanians people not all. Most Jamaicans I have met are really cool. Just like there are some ignorant Black Americans that make fun of other Black immigrants because of an accent. It's really all stupid distraction for all of us.

[@AfroWorld_]

I almost choked when he did Bushmaster

[@catherha1]

ADOS NEEDS TO HEAR THIS...

[@theoceansdepth8585]

They have heard it, but they refuse to link up with black foreigners because they're stuck in hatred.

[@daraprecious5988]

I come from east Africa and I had no idea that African Americans and Africans didn’t get along. It’s sad, really. I am in Malaysia studying and no one cares where I come from, am black to them no matter where I am from. For the first in my life I received judgment for my skin colour and I have never experienced that. It breaks my heart to know that black Americans receive this daily but not all Africans think like that. As long as your black your my brother or sister.

[@Inspirmentalist]

when godfrey started doing that horn sound lmfao hahahahaha

[@courtney02161980]

The way he tootsie rolling got me rolling 😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣

[@eduardom.8766]

Black Panther is also a genius who studied at MIT, Harvard, and Oxford; he’s like the 3rd smartest guy in the Marvel universe or something. Also, Ta-Nehisi Coates is currently writing Black Panther and Captain America and both are 🔥

[@cantinandaba4419]

It’s hard out here. It’s so much pain there is literally no where to start with fixing.

[@bmc1437]

That last part was very true. Been waiting on one of these celebrities to name drop France and others, because the hate is everywhere.

[@jdotsalter910]

I’m an AA married to West African/British woman. My Ghanaian in-laws do look down on AAs, basically the same stereotypes of white people. They have no concept of the legacy of slavery, Jim Crow. To them, White is right, marrying a white Brit and moving to London is the pinnacle of success. Marry into a White family, next generation marries white and pretty soon the Black is bread out of the bloodline. Sure, some of my family think Africans are still living in huts and throwing spears, but by far, the Africans I know hold more stereotypical and condescending views of AAs the other way around. AAs trying to reclaim an African identity which was erased due to slavery, and my African family scoffs at them for wearing kente cloth patterns. They call it cultural appropriation. So I just educate both sides, try to get them to understand each other better. Through the understanding comes enlightenment.

[@qaasimibnyahyaal-benini3803]

Damn Godfrey.... U forget how we get treated... I'm Haitian American and my peoples get shitted on when they get here a lot

[@ray1411]

You had to throw in that Nigerian have more degrees line, huh? You almost fooled me. 😂

[@gist_plenty]

Truth though. At least he did not bring up the fact that Ngozi Okonji-Iweala has more achievements (not money) than Oprah. 😁

[@ray1411]

Gistfrom Niaja I bet most of them have liberal arts degrees

[@zzlightening227]

Rey S. they don't..

[@ray1411]

zzlightening 22 What type of degree do they usually have?

[@gist_plenty]

Rey S. Law, accounting, arts, sciences, engineering and medicine. Engineering is not very common to women compared to the men but Nigerian should have at least twice the female engineering degree than African Americans I expect.

[@nabiji]

It's a similar pattern observed with a variety of ethnic groups, not just black people. The Irish also look down on Irish-Americans, as do the Italians. I've also heard of a divide between Chinese Americans and Chinese Immigrants. As well as a schism between the Korean and Korean-American communities. Basically, it's assumed that pre-existing groups with long historical roots in 'negativity' - i.e. victims of colonialism, slavery etc were deserving of their treatment because their 'lower class' status. 'Black is Black' argument falls through because Nigerians etc often consider themselves as 'African' and not 'Black American'. Which is correct as most of their families do not have a historical connection to the USA.

[@sizwemthimkulu3196]

When did you become American? How do you become an American? Under WHAT CIRCUMSTANCES did you become an American? ? ? - Honourable Louis Farrakhan 🇿🇦🇿🇼🇹🇿🇬🇼🇪🇹🇧🇼🇳🇦🇰🇪🇬🇭✊🏾

[@garlandgarrison3739]

Farrakhan a clown

[@Praaggzz]

Who here came from watching vlad on jemars podcast

[@anutoldlegend89]

Me too

[@TheYungFrazier]

Pragmavertz hi to watch the funniest show ever on KZbin go subscribe to my channel thanks

[@darkcocoakiss]

Pragmavertz naw, we been here lmao

[@JaysamoreTheGreatest13TM]

Facts

[@mhs1983]

Me too lol

[@christines6386]

As black woman born and raised in America to Jamaican parents. I always see it from both perspectives. To Americans im Jamaican and to Jamaicans im American so im never on one side of the spectrum.They all see black people as the same, this is true. One love.❤

[@yolandadery3733]

The most hated people in the world are us.

[@alexandratavares2932]

I'm a black Portuguese woman and I admire African Americans culture specially hip hop. Didn't grow up in the getto but sharing the same history and origin its something i can easily relate to. I think being in America they have the worldwide influence on all black people across the world and other races. He is right, Portugal is an extremely traditional nation, but it's more common on the old folks who grew up in the 50s. The new generation has more access to social media so they are more open minded to everything. Our main hope is in the new generation, because it's the young people today that are less racist, less homophobic and more humane than their previous ancestors. So times will get better.

[@yourightfosho8879]

Alexandra Tavares African Americans AINT African we are not the same... Google chahta tribe and click image 🤙🏾

[@alexandratavares2932]

@@yourightfosho8879 where do your ancestors come from ? I'm not African too, I'm European. You need a Geography class to learn that Portugal is in Europe. but bitch please don't forget where your BLACK skin came from. There's a reason you labelled as AFRICAN AMERICANS

[@RodneyBernett2O11]

I hope you realize black American culture isn’t just “hip-hop.” What was black culture before the ‘70s when it didn’t exist?

[@RodneyBernett2O11]

Alexandra Tavares ... please. “Africans” and non-American blacks wanna claim AAs as ‘family’ when it’s convenient for them, but when bottom-of-the-barrel blacks shed a bad light on blacks on public fora, y’all motherfuckers say “Well, those Black Americans should start _______.” We are *not* the same, so stop with the bullshit.

[@taz-on-the-looseyusef5526]

African Americans, Africans, People from Papua New Guinea, Aborigines, Dark skinned indians we are all in the same boat, despised and yet we are many

[@eddierain8497]

Had no idea he was 50, explains alot