WHAT DID HE JUST SAY? Adam Calhoun - Racism (Official Music Video) [REACTION]

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[@juuni_june]

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[@alexandros4202]

When the hoods and woods unite it's game over for the illuminati.

[@juuni_june]

GAME OVER

[@mike30680]

This!!!

[@nathantagg2691]

I've never read a better youtube comment holy shit

[@corrinnaangel]

True story

[@WolfRaged]

Facts

[@williamcallan880]

Great Reaction. First of all no we don’t sit around saying that word. If anything it makes most of us uncomfortable even when black people say it. Love that you got the message that we are all the same and they want us pitted against each other. If not skin then they will separate us in another way.

[@juuni_june]

Appreciate you for taking time out your day to watch us 🙏

[@Swearengen1980]

You can't speak for all of us, only yourself. If it makes you uncomfortable to hear a black person say it, you're a bit of a bitch. You're also not particularly accurate in saying THEY will separate us in another way. We separate ourselves naturally, we always have. The government/MSM just give us an extra push or point out more areas to where we can divide each other. For the most part, people like to be around those who they have something in common with. Their culture, their faith, their hobbies or interests, etc. We aren't dividing ourselves out of hatred for the other group, we do it because we simply have more in common with those we choose to be around.

[@sarasweightlossjourney1432]

Agree 💯 ❤❤❤❤

[@zachariah1990]

I’d have to disagree. I think most white people say it when listening to a rap song and or it crosses their mind when in a argument with a black person. We can’t sit here and act like there isn’t some truth to what I said. The key is in the context but white people shouldn’t say the word out of respect for black people. It’s the same way you don’t call a Mexican a “wet back” cause it’s derogatory.

[@Swearengen1980]

@@zachariah1990 I call bullshit. No one cares about calling a German a Kraut, the Irish are still called Mics, we still use several different names for Italians that are derogatory. Bitches like you revolve all your opinions around white people and not the actual context. Well fuck that. We are ALL subject to the shit regardless of race, that's real equality for you, sport. To further prove the hypocrisy, I guarantee you that you agree there's a difference between white trash and the average white person. Everyone does. It's highlighted in tv shows, movies, etc. all the time. The same applies to blacks. You have the average person who happens to be black and then you have N*****. As a 40ish year old black woman I worked with told me when I was a teenager, as the person she was talking to left, "Now that there is a n*gger. Listen here kid, a n*gger is nothing but a low down dirty piece of shit, I don't care what color you are". I'll admit, country blacks are different though. Black folk in rural areas will be the very first to shit on city blacks for a variety of reasons.

[@TheLost2JZ]

When he said Bro he just described yo dad! I fell out of my chair that was hilarious.

[@juuni_june]

😂

[@datfuzi0n]

Had me💀😂

[@TheLost2JZ]

@@juuni_june You should do That Mexican OT - Johnny Dang and old school do Big L - Put it on

[@rickross3279]

Had me laughing hard, jumped my neighbor working on his 4 wheeler.

[@ramiehorner183]

The delayed realization

[@sarasweightlossjourney1432]

Love y'all's reaction. I'll tell you as a white girl that grew up in the hood.... I experienced a lot of racism. I had friends from all walks of life but going to school and having to walk a mile, I was called every name of the book just because of the color of my skin. In this day and age. It breaks my heart. What happened to black people in the past But now and this day and age there is racism from all walks of life. And I hate when people say that you can't be racist against white people because I was hated on just because of the color of my skin and my best friends were black. I never saw color until I got into middle school and was hated on because of the color of my skin. I was the minority in my school because of the area I lived and felt singled out and hated on without anybody even knowing who I was. I remember walking to the school bus and this black guy was following behind me and I kept turning around and finally I turn around and I asked him if everything was okay because he was coming so close to me and as soon as I asked him that he punched me in the stomach and I could not breathe and he called me a cracker ass bitch and ran off. That broke my heart. I didn't understand why he hated me without even knowing me. But I also see where other races come from from the prejudice they experience. I just wish we could all unite and stop judging each other because of the tone of our skin that is just complete bullshit. I've got my friend Monique. That's been my friend since we were eight years old and I'm 43 now and she is as she says" black as the ace of spades lol. She's an incredible human being and I'm just grateful I wasn't a person that judged people because of the color of their skin

[@KAndre-wy8cv]

You can’t experience racism lmao , the fact you called it the hood shows a lot too . Stop tryna be an ally when I can already tell if a black person pissed you off , you’d call them a hard ‘er’ quick 🤣 stfu sara

[@mustafamawla219]

Lady please stop fuccing lying! I can’t stand how yall lie about living in the hood! We don’t discriminate against white people in the hood! We aren’t yall! Not 1 white person had ever been killed for being white in the hood not beaten up. You think junkies go to the suburbs for drugs or to the hood? SO WHY IN THE FUC WOUKD WE BE RACIST TOWARDS WHITE PEOPLE? When white people are around us 24/7? Stop lying…. This is exactly why I don’t vote republican!

[@mustafamawla219]

Like you don’t even know wtf hated on means. I know for a fact you are lying because black people don’t get down like that and never have! It’s crazy how white people have to lie on us 😂. You are sitting here talking as if it’s rare to see white people in the hood….lady you could have kept this bogus lie

[@ibjames]

same here, grew up white in the hood, I had to fight the most, got crazy racism every day, I was a target. My high school memories are of violence and race, no good memories, I was considered a 3rd class citizen and weak. I wouldn't back down so fights happened.

[@m.f.8273]

It's not about the word so much as it is about the power you let that word have over you.

[@w_419]

Bro this has been my stance for the longest time, words only have as much power as people give them. Words cant hurt or define you unless you let them.

[@Aireskoi1009]

Im a white man married to a black women and she calls me that from time to time, but even though she gives me the "Pass" I tell her no thanks im good. I grew up country, and we where taught manners and not to ever say that word. Im sure people would call me Redneck, and I get it, seeing me in my truck with my baseball cap and flannel shirts, going to shoot my guns at the range, I guess I would fit some stereotypes. So I cant get mad if someone labeled me hillbilly or redneck. Its just the world we live in I guess. I pray for anyone with hate in their heart that they find peace in the end.

[@bradcallahan3546]

Clown

[@donkeykong2.0]

double standards is crazy. u a p***y fr

[@bob5074]

When dude finally came to the realization that that personal shit was true…😂😂☠️☠️

[@afkay233]

“It’s not about what you’re called it’s about what you answer too” - gold boy sosa. Thank you guys for the reaction! Earned a sub.

[@CajunMomma]

You guys are beautiful. Ok I don’t use it but the artistic bravery Adam used holds merit. Stereotypes divide they don’t unite but Adam is trying to bridge the divide. Appreciate you guys sharing yourselves

[@juuni_june]

Your welcome 🙏

[@adamisaacs5579]

One of the most honest reactions I've seen yet. Keep it pushing. And no. We don't want to say it. God speed

[@mikeradu2010]

Can’t remember the last time I laughed so hard 😂 … and NO, we don’t enjoy saying that word with the “er” or with the “a” - I got called a “cracker ass honkey” a year ago for asking a black chick to pick up the McDonald’s bag she threw out her window in my neighborhood, and I laughed as much as I’m laughing right now. They’re just words, admittedly ignorant as they are.

[@johnjohnnston3498]

But you would have had the right too in that scenario haha, you're just better is all.

[@donkeykong2.0]

if they just words then why are u so afraid to say the n-word? hypocrite

[@mikeradu2010]

@@donkeykong2.0 - I’m not afraid to say the n-word, I choose not to say it because I think it’s ignorant to use a word that was used to degrade a group of people … just as I think it’s also ignorant for black people to use when addressing each other. Wanna know what’s really confusing?? The fact that black folks allow Asian, Hispanic, and other minorities to use the n-word with impunity even though those other ethnicities were never in that struggle. Even more bizarre is hearing black folks call white folks that name. Like, there’s no rhyme or reason, no logic or rationality with it. It’s one of those things that would be nice to go back in time and “un-invent” (like nuclear weapons).

[@mustafamawla219]

Bruh why tf are yall lying so much lol 😆

[@steph1522]

I'm a 50 year old, Gen X, white woman in Texas and have never heard a white person say that word in real life ever! Only in music or movies. That's why it's been so confusing and frustrating to me why the racism narrative has made such a huge comeback. Love your reactions. God bless y'all ❤

[@erikahutchcraft1742]

43 year old white female Gen X Born and Raised in So Cal. Still live in So Cal. Never heard anyone in real life say the N word except black people. Never heard anyone say a racist word in real life except people of that particular race and most words I didn’t even know what they were until a few years ago when those friends told me. I’m no innocent blushing school girl, I curse like a sailor. I’ve just never said racial epithets or homophobic epithets or been around people who do. I just like the regular f word and to say the word sh*t a lot. I have so many diverse friends, work with diverse colleagues and my kids now have friends of every race and religion, I didn’t even realize it until typing this message how cool that is.

[@theflipper404]

@@erikahutchcraft1742 I am a 28 year old white male millenial. Born and raised in Houston, TX. I genuinely heard damn near everyone in my school say the n-word and other slurs, as well as the f word that rhymes with maggot. Granted, I did go to a predominantly Hispanic school. But there white and asians in my school who also said it, and of course black people said it.

[@donkeykong2.0]

they is no racist narrative, ur just being fed pointless propaganda by the media

[@facE055]

@@erikahutchcraft1742 being around sheltered soft people that are so disconnected from reality they've never heard the word nigga is not something to be happy about lol.

[@facE055]

@@theflipper404 that's completely normal, the word nigga is a huge part of american culture and people of all races say it all the time. idk if i've ever heard it said in an offensive way, when people wanna be offensive they end it with er. the fact we let them take away the "f slur" is also super cringey and most people i know still say it. the way we let white liberals who know nothing outside of their rich gated community ass culture tell us what words we can and can't say is pathetic. the idea that any word should be treated differently than the rest of language is incredibly stupid but we've been propagandized for so long we just believe it like lemmings. no word has meaning outside of context, every word, even the ones we've been told are the worst, are completely dependent on context.

[@Mockingbirddontsing1]

He said cracka ass cracka in the first verse so he kept it the same because he’s saying those stereotypes are similar. Loved your reaction. You got a sub from me

[@dondelauter]

Great reaction. As a kid, my mixed group of friends of many races and colors threw it around with many meanings, regardless of race/color. Mostly replacing "dude", "homie", "guy over there", etc. The only time I recall it being used negatively was one white guy fighting with another, nothing to do with race. I don't censor myself in songs or books, but don't say or use it in conversation, nor do I care to. I do, however, absolutely think that if anyone feels that a person can or cannot say a word because of their race/skin color, THEY meet the definition of a racist. It's either ok for everybody or ok for nobody.

[@juuni_june]

Preach 🙏

[@mustafamawla219]

What tf lmfao 🤣….bruh it’s fuccin ridiculous that people like you really have no idea what doing research is! The fact yall think people aren’t ok with white people saying nigga just because of their skin color is dumb asf!!! Look up Jim Crow and what happened after slavery and tell me what other race used the N word like white people. Stop acting like we are just picking on them because of their skin color. That’s literally ignorant. They can’t say a word because of their skin color WHAT IN THR FCC IS WRONG WITH YOU

[@mustafamawla219]

@@juuni_junetell me about how other races besides white people segregated themselves from every race and used the N word to hurt us. Oh right nobody else did it. So yall want us to allow white people to do what they did in the 1950s because you don’t want them being left out….bruh who raised yall

[@objectivelysubjective6953]

He’s speaking FACTS!!!!!

[@ruanniemann2604]

He just described your dad... Emotional damage 😂

[@alisonmiles6175]

Rapper Sh*t is the one to do next. He's a South side Chicago man who earned his bones battle rapping.

[@corvuslight]

Anyone who allows words to control their emotions makes it possible for anyone to walk up and put a collar around their neck and control them. Everyone needs to stop being slaves to their emotions.

[@survivalrush]

facts, man

[@danieldouthitt1415]

Damn!!!!

[@matth844]

🔥

[@sinfuldelite6218]

Words couldn't be more so true!

[@bradcallahan3546]

Acting like this is somehow deep. This is just common sense. Shut up

[@Brenda12911]

I f*king laughed so hard at the beginning yalls face was priceless. Glad yall have an open mind stereotypes can make people miss out on meeting someone special. P.S. I never use the word personally I don't think it sounds good coming out of a females mouth. ❤ 🇺🇲

[@jamescunzenheim3480]

That was the best reaction to this song I have ever seen.

[@lagronemikal]

The dad reveal dropped my jaw lol

[@juuni_june]

We appreciate y’all for taking time out y’all day to give us a watch 🙏 glad you both enjoyed it

[@weebitbonkers3267]

Love your reactions 😂

[@motorcyclestig8539]

Dude the homie was pissed when it came true lmfao 😂

[@Wright0101]

I don't use the word but I still don't understand how people can get so offended by words they use everyday. Great reaction

[@inGodiTrust777]

Because Black people claim ownership over anything. They just went viral for trying to claim braids as something black people created when that's not true. The Dutch created the braid. It's literally called the Dutch Braid which is a single braid. When they should be proud that people like their style. I would be happy if I seen people mimicking something my people do. That means they f%cking with my people. How is that a bad thing???🤯 🤡🌎💩

[@DeToxik]

We all do. Either by homophone or language translation. Gotta listen to sound, and have an understanding of language.

[@ronniearnett7601]

I’m white and went to a school that was around 80 to 85% black. This was 1990 When you grow up in that environment it just becomes the way you talk. It was used as a term of endearment. When I got older I was working with a older black man and we were talking and he told me his stories and that he didn’t like for anyone to use that word. Even though I hadn’t really used that word in years he made me think differently about the word. He was one of my best friends for a long time. I miss him. Love you Bill

[@munch6501]

"It's not about the word, it's about intend" - Me, just made this one right now. Love the reactions, sarcasm and that you actually catch the true meanings! Keep it up!

[@dcutbi001]

I've watched more of these than I can even count, but you took the cake when you called out your boys dad. rofl this is now my favorite reaction to this song.

[@roddas26]

Mine too, that was funny af😂

[@Marcin-cm8pf]

that comment "bro he just described your dad" killed me XDDDDD

[@rickybaldner5142]

We all got more in common then we are led to believe. This racism nonsense is being driven by a dark force. Love y'all. Thanks for reacting to the video. I know I requested this one. Sorry was late to the show. Keep doing what you do!!

[@nickjohnson8502]

I’m dying 😂 “bro just described your dad” 😂😂😂

[@danb8606]

This reaction was awesome haha. I get the shock in the beginning for sure. Instant sub.

[@Theastrocody]

Bro on the right was DISSECTING them lines that was dope

[@raduconstantin9015]

Two young guys with an open mind. You can't ask more of a person than to keep an open mind, people who have open minds have perspective and a future. People with closed mind usually don't go very far in life. Nice vid, keep up the good work :)

[@kape6007]

“Do y’all like sayin that shit when we ain’t around-Comment below” hahaha shit has me dead

[@lisa75hog4life]

❤ yeah definitely think this should not been first video of Adams to react to….. but I’m glad y’all got the true meaning in this song…..

[@juuni_june]

🙏

[@nojuansbusiness8923]

Dam went in, “bro he just described your dad” lmao I’m dead mang. Did yo boy dirty lol.

[@sarasweightlossjourney1432]

12:22 this is absolutely my favorite part. I love you two guys😂 ooh child things are going to get easier 🎶🎵😂

[@erikahutchcraft1742]

Baggy pants started in the Hispanic community when parents bought their kids jeans several sizes too big so they could wear them for more than one year. They wore a belt though. It originated mostly in Los Angeles and spread. Then it spread outside the Hispanic communities as a fashion statement as people wanted to copy the style. Remember scrunched up crispy wet looking hair on girls? That started in the Hispanic community as well and spread out, same with outlined lips in a different lip liner color than lipstick color. So people liked how it looked. Then both Hispanic and black youth in Los Angeles kept wearing the pants baggy like mama bought them back in the day but started pulling the pants low instead of wearing them high up like she wanted. Again it was a fashion statement and the rest of youth culture soon followed and the rest of America. Right with L.A. is skateboard and surf culture so the baggy pants with your underwear showing spread in like 30 seconds to everyone up and down the state and was not a gang thing, it was a youth thing. Even though people interpreted it as a gang thing because they first “saw” it in Los Angeles. (Like hello that was where tv and movies were filmed and there was not social media so who knows the truth!) Fashion is cyclical so I don’t knock anything or make fun of hairstyles or clothes. Everything was cool once and it will be cool and/or retro again one day. Now the youth of the 90s has grown up and some have either continued to sag their pants OR they grew up and dont sag their pants but their children are teenagers and are re-discovering the 90s and are bringing 90s fashion back. My 14 year old son dresses like the skater boys in the movie Clueless which is from when I was in high school and my 15 year old daughter wears baby doll shirts and courderoy wide leg pants. Both think they invented these looks. I can’t wait to find high school photos of me and my friends and freak them out.

[@MTimothyWallace]

You are assuming your perspective is the only correct one. Unfortunately, it appears you are a bit myopic in your understanding. Do a little research...or a lot...and you will see trends repeating themselves over and over in different groups. Very little in popular culture was "invented" by that modern culture, only rediscovered and repackaged. That's just how it goes.

[@SpAzMaNiK]

Adam's songs are like cleaning out an infected wound. It hurts a bit but in the end it is what you need to start healing.

[@kriswithakhogan8926]

Great Reaction, My dude's!! You guy's are FreeThinkers for sure!

[@juuni_june]

Thanks 🙏

[@sarasweightlossjourney1432]

Woohoo y'all at 13k plus!!! Congratulations Just coming back to this reaction because I love how open and chill y'all are❤

[@juuni_june]

Thank you so much!!

[@objectivelysubjective6953]

GENIUS

[@objectivelysubjective6953]

GENIUS ❤❤❤❤❤

[@gladys4246]

🤣🤣🤣🤣 "he just described yo dad"

[@sonnynick1]

I am a 52 year old white conservative southern male. I don’t know anyone who says it that looks like me and if they did I would check that shit. Most men raised in the south like me understand how the system screwed blacks. Now in the 80s the south had some issues. In the 6th grade I got invited to church down in Pawleys Island South Carolina for vacation Bible school so naturally I wanted to bring my friend so I did. Them scumbags would not let jimmy who happened to be a different shade than me in the church. I called my mom and she picked us up and told them clowns they serve the devil not GOD. The kid who invited us did not go in and his family left the church. That was my first experience with seeing how f up the world is. That had a huge impact on me that I have kept for life. I can’t imagine how Jimmy felt. He was my buddy all the way through high school. We lost touch when I joined the military and moved away from myrtle beach. With all that being said does racism happen in 2023? unfortunately yes because hate never dies in someone who is lost. I can honestly say the people I know don’t say that word or have any desire to. We all are just trying to make it so who cares about freaking skin color. The GOD I serve is from the Middle East so I doubt he has pale white skin like me but that’s has nothing to do with why he came down to save us. If you don’t like someone because their skin you ain’t going to the heaven my GOD tells me about in his word.

[@erikahutchcraft1742]

I both love and hate this story. What a profound and impactful thing to experience for all involved back then. So glad you all had a good friend group with true believers of a loving god who circled around you and supported jimmy and you. Blessings and thank you for serving our country.

[@freespirit2194]

The saggy pants trend started in prison. It is to let other inmates know they are available and ok with dropping the soap. I am sure if it were more common knowledge it would not have been so popular on the outside. Loved the reaction. Much love and blessings from Australia :)

[@theGnashviLLe]

Ya'll are funny as hell! Two down to earth guys. Love ya'lls reaction to this and that ya'll got the message from it. And naw brother i don't believe i know many, if any, of us country folk who just wanna say that word lol.

[@sinnirr]

I would never use that word, and I hate hearing it from PoC and in mainstream rap. The word just needs to stop being used. It perpetuates a mindset that just creates division. Adam is using it to point out stereotypes and what the government and media are doing: creating division. Adam lived in Chicago, the people in the video are friends of his.

[@montanabhill]

keepin it real with ya, that shit do be fun af to say

[@goreds551]

"Bro he just described your dad." LOL

[@user-ot4mn1uo3k]

Wow!! I’ve never heard this before!! Kudos Adam ❤

[@tonidenise5134]

I've seen two reactions. FOLLOWED.💜

[@TrishaMonasco]

I had to sub. Y'all cracked me up. Also, you'd be surprised how many white boys in the South use that word as a term of endearment among friends.

[@juuni_june]

WELCOME TO THE FAMILY

[@mimikannisto4418]

You might be interested in watching an Interview of Adam Calhoun that Stevie Knight did about a year ago after reacting to this song. Adam talks extensively about how he came up and about rasism.

[@Searles007]

💯

[@user-ku4wz3gd5g]

Mississippi here we all black n white. Listen to some jam Wayne shout out to that delivery

[@phillipmccall3951]

Heard it said growing up, but I’m 43 now with three kids and that word has never been used or said in my house! Raised my kids to not see color! Great reaction!

[@bencessna7232]

I just stumbled across yalls reaction to this song. I know I'm 8 months late but when yall asked do use white dude say it around our friends, my response is yeah we do but most of my friends are black and white and we all call each other that. We all know we just bs around and we all got the respect for each other and love each other like brothers. Great video yall, stay blessed and thank yall for seeing the meaning behind the video which like yall said is the stereotypes, yall are amazing and keep up the good work on these videos

[@tjyoung1075]

I'm from the DEEP South and I'm 45. I went to a School were it was about 50/50 white and black. We NEVER Said the N word around each other or at school. It was a Respect thing. I will say I live in Ohio for the past 14 years their is 100% more RACISM here than in NC, SC or GA. SAD I thought the North wasn't as Bad as it is. The things I have heard up here would NEVeR be said in the South EVER.

[@roadsidemagic]

❤ thanks for putting this one in your list! I look forward to hearing your next!!

[@DavidAcosta-iv9od]

Yo you fellas are too with it.I think you guys are going to Blow up watch 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@chriswooldridge1301]

Just found y'all. Straight genuine reaction. Old White dude here. My experience is the only ones sitting around with slurs in their mouths are the ones that are so focused on color, that they see nothing else. When I was young, I said it all the time. But I was the only white boy around. Almost all of my friends were black. I ate dinner with black families. I dated black girls, walked around the projects, and only wore certain colors. If I didn't know you, I watched you... That's black or white. Good people are good people and trash is trash. Hope that makes sense.

[@Tube-md5bd]

Say it all the time alone but I grew up in the culture and it’s part of my vocabulary. I won’t even sing it or rap it in songs in public.

[@ZacJenkins-fg3ex]

Comunication is key an these independent Artist cause those conversations that will allow us to unite as one people from the woods to tha hoods

[@user-ur8ij6dq3i]

We don't say anything until you piss us off😂😂😂😂

[@christianityisunstoppable4155]

Good honest reaction guys. Nice vid.

[@gladys4246]

Subbed ✌️ yall got me laughing

[@chriswi8511]

Pants sagging became a thing in prison. It was advertising the goods

[@juuni_june]

👎🏽

[@TheeMissingLinc]

​@@juuni_juneyou mad he's right?

[@TheeMissingLinc]

​@@juuni_juneall black people gay in prison unless you been there shut up

[@scottbradley7631]

If you wanna hear Adam go hard, check out, 'Rap Shxt'. If you wanna hear Upchurch rip it, 'Leave Me 'Lone'...

[@cubanredneck5567]

Dont come to florida if u dont wanna see everybody sayin it 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 i love watchin yall boys keep doin ya thang bruh

[@Robby_C]

Ngl, I low-key hate that this is the song everybody recommends first from Adam though... its a good message, but he has so many better tracks.

[@johnwesch5926]

People wanna see black people react so they can see the face freeze look. Kinda like RAGE, Down rodeo drive. The awakening moment is the real prize. 🤗

[@Robby_C]

@@johnwesch5926 naa, i get it... but still.. idk..

[@yoheplumbing142]

Well tbh the only reason anybody in Adam Calhoun corner asked to have this played first is because he says "Nigga" it's more of an opinionated ask but I understand they want to get the quote problem song out the way. I say that because think of it this way yes he has alot of dope music but 90% of his fan base is white so they make a point to have the song played with the word nigga in it to just get that song out the way and get the reactors opinion.

[@crossbreak3802]

I too hate this is always the "first time listening to adam calhoun" song..he has awesome music for everyone. These gentlemen handled it great but a lot of folks can be turned off it in the first 10 seconds.

[@stevenvaughan2869]

Same reason every time a black reactor starts doing movie reviews, first film everyone goes to is Blazing Saddles, it's the shock value.

[@luckygrace5422]

Adam Calhoun-Rap Shxt

[@michaelbridges681]

Great reaction and the caddy with 24s in the video is Adams

[@amyballard2495]

I never say it just cause there's no need for it

[@juuni_june]

Respect 🫡

[@amyballard2495]

@juunithefam4261 I appreciate you listening to the message most reactors hear the n word and just shutdown they never get its about stereotypes I don't listen to this song and I Usually don't watch the reactions the few I did like I said the reactors just shutdown but I had a feeling from the few videos I watched from you guys you would understand so I just hit bell to get notifications when ever you drop open minds open discussions is what's going to bring us back together to help save America from these socialist criminals

[@objectivelysubjective6953]

Genius….!!!

[@bubbaandtheoldmanauburnspo214]

Dude in the left funny asf😂

[@cebrith]

First time to your channel. You guys are great. Keep it up.

[@juuni_june]

Welcome aboard!

[@bogdancocan2070]

These 2 guys look like is a lot of fun to hang out with

[@user-gr3eb4gv6e]

Its my favorite word.... i use it all the time

[@missshirley9893]

Adam grew up in Chicago so...yeah. His vocabulary raw. And he lived in a house with nothing but black dudes. Battle rappin on street corners.

[@TheRealRobbyReap]

Hella fun

[@shadownerds5745]

Damn, u put his daddy on blast lol. Cool reaction, i respect yall

[@juuni_june]

😂💪🏽

[@Azraelspetnation]

It's him talking about stereotypes it's a good powerful song.

[@brianr9314]

We say it when we want to say it. It's a word, if people get offended, that's on them.

[@tawniewolf3325]

6 months later watching the reaction. Yea bro's, he's spit FACTS. All brothers and sisters in Christ and the stereotypes is just a way to pit brother against brother. Should just love thy neighbor and ditch political hate. Let it do an roll with life!

[@barrettgranger9139]

😂😂 great reaction guys

[@user-gn2sw3qf7r]

Great reaction I'm subscribing

[@juuni_june]

New reaction channel youtube.com/@juunigaming6594?si=Trbz7bD2LiD-PQQo

[@danielappoloneio3275]

I watch thousands of reaction videos You to have me dying 😭

[@edcgearpocketknife]

You had me lol 😂

[@plumboss9764]

The similarities of humanity is real.

[@joshdahmen3277]

I definitely don't use the word in daily vocabulary but I won't lie to you, when DMX is playin I rap along to it because I HAVE to bruh 😂 shit go hard af

[@paandock]

8:19 YES, 24/7, in the shower, on the roof, all the time, it's endlessly funny 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@monkaW_]

as a white teenager i can say how i feel, its just a word… dont know why other white people are so pressed about not being able to say it…

[@responsumestxlii5686]

"I ain't tryen to bring up old shit" 🤣 Had me dying, I was like "That word is actually said this time"

[@Tampa_DeVaLz]

50 yr Old white dude here. You got my sub. 😎👍 For real though in my youth we used the N word around ourselves. Not in bad way... you would see your friend and say whats up N? Times have changed and everyone wants to find something to be butthurt over. Appreciate your honest review and perspective on life.

[@ericshelby150]

"He just described your dad." At that point I immediately paused and subscribed. It describes mine too, and had me rolling.

[@jeffprator8171]

The pants sagging started in Jail, it meant that you where available to get yo shit pushed in. Glad you guys got the message. Much love from Texas.

[@erikahutchcraft1742]

No! Pants too big because when you are poor your mother buys your jeans two sizes two bigs because jeans last forever no matter how many times you wash them. Then she just tightens those jeans up around your dang armpits and cuffs up the pant legs. In jail after they search you, they take your belt so you do not hang yourself or strangle someone with it. Then you have to walk with your hand behind your back but trying to hold up your jeans that are too big but you don’t have a belt. That why they sag. That’s why they look like that in jail, not because they want it in the bootie Ignorant jerk You know a lot of people go to jail right? Drunk driving? Unpaid parking tickets? Warrants? Pre-trial arrest? So don’t act like your so better than other people

[@kto_66]

Adams originally from Chicago. This song is about stereotypes. #Acal 🤘😎

[@christa9985]

I agree with you I hate that pants down especially when a little girls are around or women it's just on cool and that goes for both colors

[@robertmasters405]

This was by far the best react I have ever seen of any damn song lmao. Y'all was clowning first time I seen y'all so dude with his hair up was so serious and u kept gitten him and the timing on some of this shit was pure gold bro keep reacting to controversial shit 💯

[@mortarfo7910]

There is freedom of speech, but there is also consequences of speech. I don’t even say the word rapping along with Snoop in my truck.🤣

[@jimmyfranks2862]

Dayum, don't hold back, tell us what you really think.

[@jeffschimanski8475]

😂😂😂😂 you guys are funny as hell