why be funny when you can be racist 👍

talking a bit about andrew schulz and the james and fuhad (shxtsngigs podcast) situation
in-depth commentary videos at ‪@DAngeloWallace‬

[@cecilythai2375]

D’Angelo really called him a “one-trick-2D-unfunny-fake-deep-fake-voice-no-poise-overrated-thanks-I-hated-it-spineless-racist-mindless-tasteless-born in 83-Gen z wannabe-who mistook Tiktok for talent-and is now killing comedy 1 braincell at a time”Respectfully ✌🏽

[@svarakissoon1189]

bars fr

[@TheBearAspirin]

I was thinking: oh my, a Jasmine Crockett level of taking a deserved fool down

[@AJgon]

My favorite part

[@bartrese]

That was my favorite part. An absolute roast then “respectfully” 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@marisolschickenwing]

Reading this in real time while D’Angelo recites this cold ass bar was just *chefs kiss*

[@aron.michael]

ONE DAY I HOPE PEOPLE WILL STOP USING BLACK WOMEN FOR THE BUTT OF THEIR BAD JOKES

[@TheJadedSimmer]

It’s lack of creativity. These people are not really imaginative

[@dkrodegeb]

The joke is literally like lol racism

[@dkrodegeb]

ITS SO ANNOYING

[@AllThisIsPointless]

The misogynoir really is disappointing and unoriginal

[@Harlem1mentality]

He said the same thing about WW too though I don’t get the hate for Shultz it was joke

[@davidgonzales9039]

When you bring in black guests so you can use black stereotypes and have an endorsement.

[@peachesandpoets]

That only works if the black people (usually black men) endorse you and cackle at your bigotry.

[@luckyspurs]

Sadly knowing that because they apparently (according to 5 minutes Reddit reading; had never heard of them before) have a reputation for being against black woman, you can get away with it if you direct it at black women and not black men.

[@squibbelsmcjohnson]

Talk to Charlemagne the not God, they are basically butt buddies 😂

[@BigOwl51]

Black MEN specifically

[@davidgonzales9039]

@squibbelsmcjohnson Charlemagne cosigns too many people that shouldn't be admired or replicated.

[@gnocchidokey]

"Angry black person" is the most insidiously well-crafted stereotype I've ever heard of. Criticize it, even question it, and you'll be dismissed by people who already believe it and see your legitimate concerns as just you being "angry". It's breathtakingly evil.

[@user-mc3qv4pw1p]

actually sinister

[@SebiHemke]

its such a dangerous stereotype too.. because its so prevelent, it worms its ways into poc brains, aswell as whites, and from there it makes anyone who has a normal argument with a black person so much more standoffish..! so much more ready to use violence as a "defense"

[@GrungeGalactica]

It’s a way to silence and minimise valid emotions and criticism. The same as how they spin woke, snowflake, sjw, triggered. Yes, I am sensitive & frankly angry and embarrassed these jokes are still being recycled. I’m not even black, so I can’t imagine how tired you lot are. The internet is a landfill of bland white men who think they’re funny/unique just because the algorithms favour them. They’ve always been as compelling as white bread.

[@emily3]

Well said!

[@flovonnejohnson707]

Yup, it is even something that can hinder you when it comes to getting proper medical treatments. You can get marked down as a difficult patient just for voicing your concerns and advocating for yourself when you're not being taken care of correctly. And it stays in your paperwork from then on which makes every doctor expect aggression and difficulty from you from them on smh

[@karendaniel620]

I don't know why racist comedians think they're original or groundbreaking.

[@makaiaaiakam9038]

Been around since black face it's literally nothing new

[@ThisIzSeanie]

I’m a Black woman and I’m just gonna say that the next part of that conversation went exactly the way I thought it would go. Next questions from Andrew were “do you date black women” “do you date white women” and “which do you prefer” He’s just as tired and lame as his “jokes” I have nothing to say about those two guys - they did exactly what I would expect them to do.

[@MoarCheeseBirb]

The predicability makes it all so horrifically, brutally unfunny. It’s like they’re performing a scene but I’ve already read the script.

[@noneya1238]

He know blk men openly say they don't perfer black women, and other people like to make fun of that and start fights within the black community.

[@lisele39]

This comment❗️This is so painfully a wash, rinse and repeat situation. We all know what’s next from the first time video. It’s so boring.

[@deannas2778]

I love how they try to pit us all against each other. Black women white women Asian women Hispanic women whatever. We are all in the same boat I will agree that black women tend to take the hardest hit with this misogyny bullshit... This sexist shit* is trying to segregate us. Is women need to stick together

[@chellebethel]

This broke my heart to read this. 😓 Men will always find a way to tear women down, but this is so fked up. I'm sorry that y'all have to put up with so many layers of bullst, just to exist every day. I know I'm just one person on the internet, but I hope you know how amazing you are, just for being you. What I think the real joke is, it's that they can't see that all their rhetoric just proves that *they* couldn't pull a black Queen. It shows that black women have high standards . . . *Standards that they clearly don't meet* . . . The real jokes are the jokers. 🫶🏻 Y'all are far too good for these asshats and I hope y'all keep shining, like the brilliant diamonds you are. ✨❤️✨

[@kraftymum]

Shane Gillis has an uncle with Downs Syndrome which is why he took it personally. He was classy enough not to drag him into the reason why he didn’t find it funny, he just stood up to Schulz.

[@glorianicole7242]

And he could have easily smoked him like he was diplomatic af💀

[@kittycat42300]

his brother also has down syndrome. good point that he wasn't like "my brother has down syndrome its not funy" but instead was straight up "this is just not funny"

[@ElJebetequa]

I believe that played a part in the situation for sure, but still, I respect him for calling them out up front and in the moment. Many, if not most people, wouldn't for fear of being ostracised. Even when it concerns their friend/family. For instance, a girl I went to high school with had a disabled younger brother, and her best friend was bullying a kid with the same disability, and she went along with it. I only found out about her brother later and couldn't understand why she would let that fly. I know it's anecdotal, but it's one such example.

[@spOOkytimes]

Actual professionals will do research on their guests before they appear on the show. They either knew this or were too arrogant to do their research. These bro podcasts have 0 integrity nor professionalism.

[@MilesToGoGo]

On top of that, Shane literally lost out on being on SNL because of clips resurfacing with him making racist jokes on podcasts. Unlike these other doofuses, this is man who actually experienced a consequence to his actions and I feel is trying to better himself because of it. But that’s a nearly impossible concept for other straight white men to fathom

[@shaterraricherson5227]

I’m over white men saying they like edgy jokes when it’s just veiled with racism, sexism and just offensive “jokes”, which is just making fun of a minority.

[@secondarygroup6715]

Which jokes are fine? Please tell us joke police? Please tell us

[@mmwilliams5654]

@@secondarygroup6715 have u considered making jokes that are not insulting, or perhaps making the insulting jokes about urself instead of others? works for me, gets lot of laughs, especially when it's relatable stuff

[@TreeDwellingShrimp]

Yeah, how strange their 'jokes' are never targeted at other white men or Christians or any other group they belong to. Only liberal or self identified male feminists MIGHT get made fun of and it's only because those guys occassionally take up for groups these dudes hate like women, poc, lgbtqia+ so they're considered traitors therefore free game.

[@nyct1b1us]

@@secondarygroup6715 Hello there. So I'm actually a certified member of the Joke Police™. I was granted certification by the Woke Mob™ and graduated from Liberal Highschool™with Honors (took AP Pronouns). Many have called me the Authority on All Things Funny and Unfunny, but truly, I am just some person (often, without a penis). What I'm trying to say is that I think I can speak for this person when informing on what is Funny or not. So as a Joke Policeperson (without a penis), here are some examples of humor/jokes that people find funny but not offensive (in racist or sexist way): - Jokes that make fun of someone in a creative way are funny. For example, pointing out that someone's sideburn looks like the state of Texas. - Bathroom humor (jokes about most bodily fluids, genitals, peepee, poopoo, piss). Some may find this disgusting, but not truly offensive. I hope I don't have to give examples of this. - Sarcasm. So this is when you respond to someone with a statement by which you mean the opposite and it is usually conveyed with a deadpan (serious, /srs) delivery. For example, if your friend asked you "do you actually want to hang out with me?" after a conversation in which you have desperately expressed that you want to hang out with them and you respond, deadpan "No so I actually want you to end your life with a gun," if your friend gets that you are being sarcastic, they might laugh! Even though the statement you responded with is actually considerably dark, because there is an understood intention of sarcasm, they know you mean the opposite, and no one should be heavily offended. - Dark (not racist or sexist) humor. Jokes on topics seen as too vulnerable to make a joke about, and do not rely on stereotype. For example, jokes about mental health/ending life kinda jokes, like the previous example. - Absurd humor. Also involves a level of deadpan delivery. Jokes hinge on coming up with an absurd idea or taking an idea to its absurd extremes. The example I gave for sarcasm works for this as well, as the idea that you want your dear friend who you expressed wanting to hang out with more to end their life is absurd, because it is understood you want nothing but the opposite. It's not just saying something that would never happen but saying something that would never happen in a million years. The more absurd it is and the better the delivery, the funnier it is. An amazing example of something with a very consistent, very prominent absurd sense of humor is the show Psych. I would strongly recommend watching. - Metahumor. Jokes about jokes, self-aware humor. Works in situations that have a fourth wall to break. For example, if you were to read a really stupid, unfunny comment and decide to respond to that comment by pretending to be someone you are not, and while responding, make a joke about how one would read a really stupid, unfunny comment and decide to respond to that comment by pretending to be someone they are not, this would be an example of metahumor. - Gallows humor. Jokes that are self-deprecating and typically referring to some sort of stereotype, ultimately making fun of a bad situation. For example, a woman jokingly saying she is not a real fan of a thing she is a real fan of because she is a woman and women can never be real fans of stuff that men like because obviously, they intrinsically are dumb and just don't get it like The Boys™ do. This is a combination of absurd, dark, and deadpan humor. The joke does not reinforce stereotypes, as a racist or sexist "joke" would, rather, using sarcasm, it implicitly challenges stereotypes. - Slapstick. Physical comedy. For example, slipping on a banana peel and saying "woah, woAH, wAHHHHHH". This is certainly not an exhaustive list of all forms of humor/jokes that people generally find acceptable and not offensive. There may even be some Woke Mobbers™ who disagree with me, which is fair. Their opinion above all. Shoutout to a random Tweet from Kpop stan Twitter for the sideburn example, the podcast The Yard (episode that came out today was great, boys) for the Sarcastic, Dark, and Absurd example, myself for the Metahumor example, cartoons for the slapstick example, and real life experience for the Gallows humor example. If you read all of this and would like to me expand on any of my points, I am actually unemployed enough to be open to replying. Being a part of the Joke Police™ is sort of like a Schroedinger's job. I am always working and also always not. This has been the Joke Police™, graduate of Liberal Highschool™ with honors, certified by the Woke Mob™, penisless. Thank you for reading; I hope you have a light to a decent 7 kind of day.

[@secondarygroup6715]

@@mmwilliams5654 yeah lots of people do make jokes about them selves and others still funny either way gets lots of laughs. Kinda why most of them are famous and rich. Cause it gets lots of laughs

[@THEEStickyxbootz]

You know what’s crazy is that if a black woman was sitting in that room when it was said, it’s a lose lose for her. If you respond, you’re feeding into the stereotype and if you don’t you’re perceived as part of the problem.

[@Can_think_of_a_name]

I'm glad there wasn't a black woman there, that would be so uncomfortable for her

[@caseyjones5145]

They need to sit him down on a couch with 3 women of color & see if he keeps that same energy.

[@mookymilkplays]

@@AnthonyBurback Hey Andrew, you could've did a better job of hiding your dummy account. You should actually be reaching out to your PR team instead of trolling these comments. Best regards.

[@simplistikitty]

​@@AnthonyBurbackOk Anthony Burback, actual black woman

[@AnthonyBurback]

@@mookymilkplays I am simply a black woman who was there I don't understand why you are attacking me

[@fluffyapple1257]

I don’t understand why people use “it’s a joke” as an excuse to be racist. Blackface was seen as comedy but that didn’t make it any less offensive..

[@xeno-kun983]

It's not even only about racism, in truth. If you look at the core of it all, these "comedians" they just want to be allowed to be... well total dicks. And to be really appreciated/validated for it It can't really work though. So they use the veil of comedy/dark humour/offensive comedy as a shield. But then cancel culture (sort of) became a thing and it scared the shit out of these guys because they realized that "shield" wasn't gonna be enough. So this type of "comedians" started describing comedy as that deep philosophical thing that is actually that last bastion of hope for humanity and the last remnants of true freedom of speech. It's always them describing comedy like that. 100% of the time. But come on. The guy just wants to be an asshole, laugh about how big of an asshole he is and be validated/rewarded for it or at the very least being totally exempt from any criticism for it. The other guy said it well "it's not even funny, it's just mean"

[@shytendeakatamanoir9740]

Because it's not a joke. Simple as that. If it was, you wouldn't have to convince anyone.

[@AnonymouslyPlayed]

Sis, don’t even bother wasting headspace on thinking too much about it. We sometimes have to be our own biggest supporters and protectors. Many dudes think way - they just don’t say it out loud. It is offensive though because even with the positives, they make it negative.

[@MTW1923]

It wasn't just the part about the black girlfriend effect. At the end of the video he asked them who are their top five most beautiful women in the world for them. James said Meg. And Adrew was like "Megan Thee Stallion?!" He looked very disgusted and expresses that this choice was wrong. James and Fuhad were like "she is beautiful and she likes anime". But Andrew kept looking at every guy present and was like no. Then James couldn't stand his ground, fumbled and then said "she's not the most beautiful, she's just the first person that came to mind" Pathetic🤦🏾‍♀️

[@Anngrl69]

Bruhhhh, we can’t even acknowledge facts now?? Megan in BOA was giving all the looks and blew me away. If someone told me nah that’s not valid, they’re gonna be laughed out the room.

[@tae7x]

That clip was crazy to watch. People with internal biases against black women always react that way when someone compliments a black woman or calls her beautiful, etc. Everyone's allowed to have preferences until the preference happens to be a black woman, even if it's literally Megan Thee Stallion. When someone calls a black woman beautiful, people like Andrew start foaming at the mouth or writing paragraphs in the comments about how she's "not all that" or "you can't be serious" until the other person takes their statement back, like what happened in the podcast. They fundamentally can't sit with the idea of someone being attracted to a black woman but if you call them out on it you're wrong 😑

[@auliamate]

wild as fuck to say megan thee stallion isn't fucking drop dead gorgeous like bitch what the fuck?? like im actually lost for words, is he like, THAT racist? actually i need andrew to say the n word or do a minstrel show on a podcast or during a comedy set so he can have his internet fall from grace and his career can end and i can attempt bleach the knowledge he existed from my mind

[@lilmizzgirl16]

Omg yes! I watched the whole thing and this part was so weird!! I wish D’Angelo spoke about this. I have watched Andrew for awhile and I think I became immune to his racism, but this let really made me go ‘huh why not Megan tho?’

[@nora-.-g]

Anyone denying that Megan Thee Stallion is the hottest on earth is just lying.

[@brooklynthuesday9410]

I blame Charlamane for making him this comfortable and giving him a space.. it starts w/Andrew.. but Charlamane gave him a pass.. just like those 2 fools

[@oomay1925]

The thing about Shane calling out the comedians for laughing at people with Down syndrome is that Shane's brother has down syndrome. He has made jokes *about* down syndrome at his own comedy shows not *at* down syndrome. He never does it in a way that just mocks people. These "comedians" calling him "woke" or "triggered" because he actually knows how to frame a joke that doesn't punch down at people, while all they can do is point and laugh in hopes people will eventually join. (Edit) correction: his uncle has down syndrome, not his brother. Also, while Shane is not painfully "anti-woke" like those other so-called comedians, I'm aware he's not pc either and has made a fair share of targeted jokes. Hopefully, if he can see the immaturity of his colleagues' jabs, he'll learn to be better.

[@sockseater]

yess he's rightfully calling them out because he actually can joke about it without making people with down syndrome the joke. the rest of the guys just watch videos of ppl with it and go haha look they're different! such a bully mentality, how can you even call yourself a comedian at that point

[@averysspookshowspectacular6205]

I was sort of wondering if he had a personal connection to Down Syndrome. Even in the clips, you could see how incredibly uncomfortable he was right away.

[@rox7004]

i can imagine the pain of seeing a bunch of men laughing at people that have the same condition as your brother. like they could’ve pulled up a video of his own brother and start laughing and not even know because they dehumanized this group of people so much. and they STILL don’t understand how that is unfunny.

[@bees.857]

It's not his brother, it's his uncle but yeah.

[@milesmohrien8964]

@@rox7004best part is them trying to explain how they arent making fun of the tiktoks. like actually delusional

[@razvanradoiu]

I hate how some people can’t seem to fathom that you can be funny without being racist/homophobic etc

[@TCMcBiscuits]

But if I tell an inoffensive joke and you don't laugh, I'm not funny and I need to work on my material and delivery. If I tell an offensive joke and you don't laugh, you're thin-skinned and I don't have to put in any additional effort at all.

[@Long_May_They_Raine]

⁠@@TCMcBiscuitsagh you hit the nail on the head.

[@flamewizard9022]

It's called a lack of talent/effort

[@user-xh6jk4mi8u]

There was a period where he kept coming up on my KZbin shorts and every. single. joke. was about race. I honestly couldn’t believe how many different ways he found to be racist.

[@charliebear154]

The key to actually being funny is intelligence. Intelligent people do not need to use the degradation of others in order to be funny, because they’re smart enough to come up with funny things that aren’t at the expense of other people. It’s literally just an intelligence thing. If you call yourself a comedian but all your comedy is at the expense at a group of people, you’re literally not a comedian. You’re just an unintelligent ahhhole who knows how to make other unintelligent ahhholes laugh. 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@lalababayaga]

Bro has COP FACE and the mustache doesn't help.

[@bihjanharvey763]

Dude makes me immediately think of Pornstache from Orange is the New Black.

[@shytendeakatamanoir9740]

I always think about the filmcow series when I see Copface

[@a.n.5013]

Hitler stache

[@auliamate]

he face screams "i do not respect women" and i was unfortunately correct

[@actuhfool3633]

he reminds me of a dollar store version of Brad Pitt in Inglorious Bastards 😂😂😂😂

[@MediecreGoddess]

him reacting to "oh so its triggering! its not pc!" to the other guy saying "thats kinda mean" is Shulz basically admitting that all his comedy is, meanness. hes not thought provoking or pushing the envelope, hes just an un funny bully with a really predictable way of choosing his victims.

[@TreeDwellingShrimp]

He's a 40 y/o dude who acts like a 22 y/o frat boy with an 80 y/o white man's grievances. What a loser.

[@myishenhaines1706]

I’m an autistic dark skinned black woman who doesn’t know how to mask, and is direct and also a literal communicator (no hidden meaning, no passive aggressiveness, don’t speak in code). I’ve been read as the “angry black woman” all of my life. People “interpret” what I say and it’s something hostile. Meanwhile, I’m over there feeling completely neutral, flat affect, and am in no way angry. 😒 Oh, and side note. One of my favorite shows is It’s Always Sunny In Philadelphia. And that’s because they make fun of the bigot and not the victim of the bigotry.

[@not_you_i_dont_even_know_you]

Oof that's a frustrating thing to keep dealing with. I hope you have some good folks around you who appreciate your directness ❤

[@calebgregory1105]

Completely agree

[@kkibela]

I was so confused at my old work for this reason

[@bluegreen9799]

right, dark humor LAUGHS AT the darkness, not encourages it. Dark humor isn't being racist it's finding a way to laugh AT racism.

[@Tardisntimbits]

Absolutely!

[@ceoofeternaldamnation]

The clip where Shane is expressing that he didn’t find the joke funny and all the other guys putting him down for it is like, the perfect example of everything wrong with guy friend groups. Guys always go on about how they feel they can’t be vulnerable but then when someone TRIES they all gang up to put the dude down.

[@plasticjesus444]

🎯

[@unadventurer_]

Yup. This is why I stopped hanging out with the majority of dude friends years ago. They're nowhere near as bad as these morons, but I'm just not about this kind of shit. Never had an issue with my women friends, so no one got dropped. 🤷

[@Talentedtadpole]

The M word has a dark history, ​@@unadventurer_

[@moises4730]

so who's worse ? It sounds like you are taking Shane's side but he himself makes racist jokes on his podcast all the time 😂

[@taylorhoang1951]

​@@moises4730They are all bad... What kind of question is that? Just because one of them finally spoke up about a joke being unfunny doesn't exempt them from their terrible and racist joke... You can choose to agree, but still find them all not funny and terrible people. What are we saying here

[@Rina-ti9pf]

Charlemagne is not the one black person you want on your side anyway lol

[@riddimgyal]

Facts.

[@713majesty]

He’s the literal embodiment of the “black friend” racists say they have after being called out.

[@gnocchidokey]

He was the only bad guest host at the daily show. SO much cringe.

[@crazyratlady3115]

You know what they say; every time five men gather around a microphone to laugh at misogynistic 'jokes', another woman chooses the bear.

[@Stijn5]

What is the bear?

[@kait7168]

@@Stijn5there was a questioned posed (which I believe started on TikTok) where women were asked if they’d rather be stuck in the woods with a random man or a bear. And every single woman chose the bear bc at least the bear might leave them alone or at least the worst it’ll do is kill/eat them. Even when the question was posed to fathers, asking who they’d rather their daughters be stuck in that situation they were choosing the bear too. Men tried to create their own version where they were saying stuck in the desert with a woman or a dog or something like that and they choose the animal because their reasoning was that women are annoying, which is totally missing the point originally being made.

[@Stijn5]

@@kait7168 Ah ok, thanks for explaining.

[@Stijn5]

@@kait7168 I understand the sentiment behind it and I don't know how it is going through life as a woman, but not every guy is an harasser.

[@asterisk4540]

I'm crying he literally did the "not all men" thing, jfc

[@BiggerinRealLife]

Like, I was saying the other day, if someone is constantly in your face going, “why are you mad? You’re so mad, why? Why are you mad tho?” And you’re like, I’m not mad. Eventually being told you’re mad is going to make you MAD. They create their own self fulfilling prophecy, and black women bear the burden.

[@MALLGOTHZ]

yeah like its a form of manipulation too "youre so mad" I'm not mad "youre SO mad look how MAD you are" I'm NOT mad "look at you! youre so fucking mad ahaha" I'M NOT MAD "SEE! YOU ARE MAD YOU JUST YELLED" like literally its so childish too

[@bubblegumplastic]

They want to make you mad because in their mind anyone who gets genuinely upset is just overly emotional and has no valid points to make. And of course they can stay unemotional because they have zero skin in the game

[@oktofry]

If you're a woman you get the fan favourite: "Are you on your period??"

[@billbill6094]

Like Martin Lawrence said in Bad Boys II, I'm not angry except when you keep repeating I'm angry, you're like a gnat at a barbecue just buggin me.

[@meij_musicenthusiast]

I remember Keegan Michael Key made a joke about how being married to a black woman is the scariest thing you can do, but in his personal relationships, he has married two white woman and was raised by a white mom. It’s not uncommon for black men to laugh at and not see the offense in making fun of black women when so often and for so long they have romanticized relationships with women of other cultures using black women as the scapegoat for why. Thank you D’Angelo for pointing out that they really were making fun of us rather staying on topic and making a joke about “the black girlfriend/wife effect” (which is also silly) which, apparently, he hadn’t even heard of until these two guests pointed it out

[@auroraseyets8516]

I never liked the Key half of Key and Peele. He always gave me the ick, and you just explained why. Makes sense.

[@Chancho3232]

So black men are being racist against black women?

[@gigif169]

Andrew set them up. He understand bm pathology and how easy they are to trick.

[@DeeRue9]

The vast majority of blk men in REAL LIFE prefer blk women and would look at you crazy if you talked bad about them. You women are just as ridiculous as who you speak of for actually believing this internet/television world even remotely reflects reality.

[@dillilyeverage315]

I remember this, but it wasn't just Key, it was Jordan Peele too who was also raised by a white mother and has a white wife. It was in relation to their 'and I said Biiitch' sketch and it left me pissed off with the pair of them.

[@Peppysgirl]

Watching a man say he's a comedian when he's really just trapped in the edgiest portion of 2007 is just painful 💀

[@RockHardPianist]

Watching the highly successful comedian call himself a comedian is painful to me too

[@Shiann444]

Black women can’t live in peace again….. SHOCKING! At this point, it’s obsession. We get asked to be left alone yet we’re ALWAYS brought up in a conversation one way or another

[@bernice_anders]

White males never make fun of white males. I pointed this out to an ex . "You have plently of things to make fun of about yourself" i told him. He wasn't laughing

[@crispy7499]

Jokes about white people are easy and funny. Theyre also really, really harmless to us. White people who cant take a white joke annoy me ngl

[@Farticuss]

Conan O'Brien made a very successful career out of this idea.

[@guitarandrums]

yeah that's not true

[@Tardisntimbits]

Straight up, my birth dad only ever made fun of minorities, and I hated it because my Mum raised me better than that. He used to talk shit about coworkers, our Portuguese neighbour, but never, never his white friends or acquaintances. Now I see my younger brother doing the same shit, and it makes me so angry. He's one of those "I find it funny so everyone should" kind of guys. He never makes fun of white dudes, but he sure talks shit about women of every race and description. So it's not all guys, but some of them...are just gross about their blatant racism. -_-

[@dorkchops]

@@guitarandrumsfound the ex

[@Angeelxoxo]

As a 23 year old, I’m better at tuning out the misogynoir, but I really feel sorry for gen alpha and all the lil black girls just randomly getting online one day and seeing this… but am I shocked? Nope

[@MENACE-km6bd]

Right!! I didn't know being black was an issue until I was in the Caribbean and encountered colorism. I was 9. Now, these kids are experiencing in online often.

[@Usapropaganda-t7h]

You’re so young too & it’s disheartening to see you immune to it already.

[@MissSpaz]

I'm 34 and although you're currently the oldest you've ever been, remember that you are the target audience for this crap.

[@user-s0m30n3]

Yes. I’m younger than you and it doesn’t bother me either, but god do I feel bad for innocent lil black girls minding their business and getting hit with garbage like this outta nowhere

[@angelr5694]

From way ive been seeing they dont even need to go online anyone. they bring the nonsense to school to the point teachers from all backgrounds have said something.

[@strayiggytv]

"no you don't get it i make fun of everyone" "So where's your set on Caucasians" "I have one on liberals and women" "No i mean your one on white people, you know like lumping them all together and making fun of them as a monolith" *Crickets*

[@froglifes6829]

He does that all the time lol, just search it up on youtube, why lie?

[@strayiggytv]

@@froglifes6829 in what way and how? What's the white people stereotypes he leans on? And no I don't mean specific stereotypes like "gay man" or ",white women" I mean sweeping stereotypes about white people he specifically makes jokes about. Gimme one example. The only thing I could possibly think of is if he made a joke about white people not seasoning food. That's it, that's apparently the equivalent of hundreds of years of oppression I guess 😂

[@froglifes6829]

@@strayiggytv 1. White people cant jump 2.Small peepee 3.The way white people talk and so on, those are 2 on top of my head, he visited european nations and made jokes about them, he visited arab nations and made jokes about them, all in his "offensive" style, and they all handled it fine, its only your complaining

[@rahuldubey652]

He does that all the time

[@strayiggytv]

@@rahuldubey652 see the comment above you.

[@AB-ip2ct]

As an Indian, I always found it so odd that the Indian dude kept laughing along to his stupid "jokes" about India & Indians. Almost felt like he had a token Indian dude there so that he can get away with saying the most mundane racist bs 💀 I've seen comedians pull of jokes about India pretty well (eg Gabriel Iglesias), without sounding like a 4th grader spouting racist stuff at the school playground, to be "edgy"... so it's definitely a skill issue on Andrew's part. He is not a comedian, he is just awfully boring & tired.

[@AnonymouslyPlayed]

I’m glad someone brought that up - Alex (the black guy) kept laughing too. Irony is that he said - when F&F came on their podcast after their controversies with black women that he didn’t understand why people wouldn’t like their own women and that - if I remember correctly - that he prefers Indian women, too. Almost as if defending your community isn’t a bad idea. He also got upset at Shultz btw - clip on YT - about when he brought up the British Empire and what they did to India. I mean, the irony, including stereotyping Muslim men in Europe as rapists as a Indian man, is not lost on me one bit

[@Cindy99765]

​@@AnonymouslyPlayed Also when Akash said his father doesn't trust Nigerians since they're scammers. I'm like, is the irony lost here??

[@ashiverson]

Akash is Pakistani not Indian

[@aspyn.j_]

black men not defending black women? news at 9!

[@Bianca-vx8fh]

I’m honestly never shocked when things come out like this.🤷🏽‍♀️

[@SphynxyXVII]

Stay tuned for the weather at 10! 🙄🙄 It's sad but so true...and this is coming from a little sister xD

[@Kenzirs]

We're watching a video about stereotyping and you're here doing the same thing. How about this. Are all white people racist because this Ioser is?

[@monicataylor5529]

An eye opening investigation! None of this surprises me none! We've known for a long time unprotected and disrespected!

[@noneya1238]

I'd be surprised if one did.

[@amazingrainbowfruit]

As a black woman....can we implement the "keep my name out of your motherfucking mouth" challenge where ppl have to stop talking about us. Cause like I'm tired. Talk about something else. Leave me out of it for once. I'm minding my own business. I need men to do the same 😭

[@dre_withwithout]

KMNOOYMFM 💙

[@figlet6427]

That one "black women will never ever be lonely....bcs people are always nose deep in our business" tiktok comes to mind😭 ppl need to stfu fr

[@withexpectancy5818]

😂😂😂amen😂😂

[@jkatttt1699]

The obsession and entitlement has deeeeeeeep roots. They covet, desire, and lust yet they feel the white supremecy rearing up and have to degrade mock and devalue that which they desire. So the black woman becomes dehumanized and the white man stays in this self deluded, elevated entitled position above her in his mind. You only become worthy when he says so. And black men want their approval and sell out the black woman. And after all this men can't figure out why they are lonlier than ever before.

[@veluview]

for real. They’re actually so annoying

[@sephie1343]

12:40 i love how dark humor for these people is just racism lol, like yeah bro you're so dark for coming up with the same shit middle school white kids came up with

[@involith]

literally, these dudes hail themselves are controversial comedians that says what no one else will, meanwhile the 'jokes' are what middle schoolers say in voice chat when they get killed in a game. it isnt even new racism, its old n tired, they just dont wanna grow up n admit it

[@drooooop]

It’s also funny how they act like they’re so brave for making these jokes too. Like yeah you’re so tough making jokes about minority groups that you’re not a part of omg! So edgy!

[@BowserStrange]

Irritating. Honestly😒

[@ViniSocramSaint]

Not just the white ones, the black ones too, unfortunately. Taking racism light is broadly seen as no problem at all or at least "feel bad but it's fair game". All we should ever think is that "its funny because it's jest and there is nothing else to see" And "the buts of the joke" better be "good sports" and just laugh. Kids pick that up and never leave it when they turn adults. THAT is the common sense people roll with

[@BowserStrange]

@@ViniSocramSaint Okay This “All” sh*t has got to stop! Every time someone calls out an unfunny YT male comedian being racist rather than funny. why is y’all first line of defense is “All or We All” 🙄😒 Stop shifting blame stop trying to defect and just call him out and move out the way!

[@HurricaneDDragon]

The way that D’Angelo articulately, calmly dismantles the most mid of men is a beautiful art form to witness. 🖼️

[@azaleas_x]

why be racist when you can be funny

[@fatimaisra9143]

why you when funny racist

[@hatchettharley3186]

It seems that he can't be funny, so he went for racist.

[@STIR-FRIED-SUBWAY-RAT]

​be be @@fatimaisra9143

[@vinesta]

@@azaleas_x Jokes about race are absolutely allowed. You cannot dictate what people are allowed to find funny. The problem is those jokes are often not unique enough or executed well enough to outweigh the sensitive subject. That's the point of dark humor unfortunately schulz didn't attempt anything unique with joke and simply said a statement that was blatantly stereotypical with barely any effort to inject humor. Comedians have had much darker topics in made genuinely good jigs out of it. Punching down is not the problem.

[@ArcaneCraze]

Why be racist

[@ursaamajorr]

Has anyone did a study on why the internet is obsessed with blk women? For being so 'undesirable' we stay on everyone's minds 24/7 🤔

[@Forteoverload]

No study needed sis, these types are miserable and see bw do things they can't makes them feel like less of person for some reason.

[@Tardisntimbits]

A good subset of the human race are just loaded with the worst traits, and make it everyone else's problem. Some have to be envious, you girls are gorgeous, and I bet it burns them that you're powerful and capable. That's really only observation from me though, I'm just a white lady from Canada. Whatever they say, don't let them get in your head, you deserve better!

[@mammajamma4397]

Right? It's insane! We're LITERALLY just minding our business

[@drosophilamelanogaster3121]

They just can’t handle a woman with personality 💅 too bad for them

[@mamacito1795]

It's negging on an industrial scale cos whilst being so "undesirable" ww sure tryna be you and wm sure busy stealing off you 😂

[@TylerIsHere99]

"You ever see a grown man so stupid it makes you want to cry?" Literally every single day

[@F-N-Z-01]

Andrew has made it pretty clear what he thinks over the years of Black people. He’s been able to get a pass because you know … “comedy.” Some of the guests on his show indulge him too much. Perhaps because they lack self respect/awareness or don’t want to be accused of being “sensitive.”

[@rinapop2681]

James and Fuhad both have a pattern of this I don’t trust any of these podcast bros

[@peachesandpoets]

The black women who listened to them did so because they thought these were safe black men. Seeing them on Andrew's sofa cackling while Andrew denigrated black women was disappointing. Either way, I got denigrated by a black woman for saying this, but forcing these people to apologize is silly. Black women need to learn to remove their attention and move on. No explanation, just remove our energy.

[@Silverado-pq6xe]

@@peachesandpoetswhat? “remove their attention and move on” fym move on?? move on from what????? from racism??? cmon man

[@peachesandpoets]

​@@Silverado-pq6xe move on from them. Move on from platforming them, following them, etc. Share the info, let bw see that they're not on our side at all, and then move away from them. We don't need their fake ass apologies or explanations. Call them out, and then don't feed them again. I'm guessing their comment sections are full of BW telling them off. Why? More impactful would be a mass unfollowing.

[@TheAristocunts]

@@Silverado-pq6xemove on from niggas like those two

[@angelmurchison1731]

@@peachesandpoetsyou know who else would approve of the “shut up and look away” methodology that you suggest? I’ll let you guess who, I think you can figure it out.

[@WilfredoWolganG]

Getting people to laugh at racism/bigotry just shows you how racist/bigoted the crowd is.

[@jamesoakley4570]

it's not racist to laugh at racist jokes.

[@saattlebrutaz]

No it shows how triggered you are

[@allsmiles7106]

​@@saattlebrutaz gotta stop using that word

[@justingabriel1765]

That’s like saying if you laugh at a holocaust joke your a nazi, like no but the shock of the joke. These people get paid do do comedy, plenty of people find them funny, plenty of people don’t, but just cause you don’t think they are funny doesn’t now make their jokes and fake persona they put on for laughs reality

[@Bruhngus420]

​@@justingabriel1765you're not going to find good faith engagement with whay you just said in these comments. this is full of far left people. which isn't bad, it's just ksit of them have no nuance or interest in honest discourse over sensitive subjects like this because they truly believe there's no place for it. which is extreme. but what can you expect for his type of audience

[@feysbbyblue]

I’m so tired of people saying their racism is “dark humor” like no. That’s not even what dark humor is Edit: plus, even if it DID count as a form of comedy, it’s still racism and has no excuses

[@jessediaz1293]

Oh you big baby. 😒

[@feysbbyblue]

@@jessediaz1293lmao

[@shinstantramen5169]

​@@jessediaz1293You're in the wrong place

[@Josie.770]

@@jessediaz1293 Discrediting bigotry by calling people sensitive is such a lame and harmful thing to do. Grow up.

[@decodas]

@@jessediaz1293 I can’t wait to see your comments on this channel go from 5 to 200, all on this one video, and all defending this unoriginal spineless asshole💀 keep going

[@RandR383]

We have an epidemic of ppl that aren't funny calling themselves "comedians", and ppl that can't rap calling themselves "rappers". The internet brain rot has lowered the bar for what is considered talent. Thanks internet?

[@bertgr3500]

watching that guy shane say "thats actually not funny" "you sound like you're 18" and "you're just making fun of these people for no reason" was like watching someone live my dream.

[@ezzb]

Remember Ressa Tessa's Who tf did i married? Charlamagne's take was to say she has "big back behavior". He s one of the reasons Andrew Shultz feels entitled to say these things, because charlamagne himself says things like this and is constantly bashing bw.

[@auliamate]

bitch tf does "big back behaviour" even mean like??? honestly anyone who willingly supports andrew is probably just as bad as him, my expectations are lower than the ninth ring of hell

[@jlo9993]

Heartwarming: The Person You Hate Just Made a Really Bad Point

[@spOOkytimes]

Lol i love the Onion

[@drooooop]

Heartwarming: The Person You Hate Just Got a D’Angelo Video Made About Thrm

[@tae7x]

props to d'angelo for doing a vid on this. james and fuhad are being called out on socials as they should but i def wanted to see someone directly address andrew. comedians like him hide their isms behind jokes because they quite literally have nothing else to offer

[@jakobrlancaster]

As a cismasc dude who's super comfortable with/in traditional masculinity, it is INSANE to me how many dudes contextualize CONFRONTATION as "soft" when the person initiating the confrontation is doing it in defense of a marginalized group. Confrontation (or willingness to engage in/preparedness for confrontation) is SUPPOSED to be a cornerstone of trad masculinity. But as soon as you deliver up a "fuck you" based on your social ethics, the spineless dweebs who were too scared to speak up call you "triggered," a "soyboy," etc.

[@not_you_i_dont_even_know_you]

Apparently hypocrisy is also a cornerstone of read masculinity 😂 Looks exhausting, hope you have some good dudes to be chill with.

[@janerecluse4344]

💯 I'm always pleased when one of you knows it.

[@bubblegumplastic]

It's because anything that questions their behaviour needs to be ridiculed, to protect the status quo. Glad to see a masculine man question that!

[@carrington2949]

It is psychological warfare. It’s up there with calling people who help marginalized people social justice workers and the fact that “social justice anything” is an insult.

[@angelr5694]

We are in the age of anti intellectualism and everything that comes with it. Its basically a movement at this point and they have been training the next generations to think this way.

[@futelafutaldo4709]

I would have been shocked if the black men on the panel defended black women

[@ameliaq.7481]

I hope no one held their breath waiting for that!

[@daltonanderson3718]

Soon as I saw Andrew with the Hitler cut, I knew something was sus.

[@_..-.._..-.._]

Is that all it took? 😂 I knew this when he looked normal

[@gerberadaisyluver]

I thought I was the only one who thought that stache looked familiar.

[@liliumvivendel]

I've never seen or heard of this guy before, but being white and having that haircut and stache? The only way to signal harder that you're a racist pos is by tattooing a swastika on your forehead.

[@ShiningLight411]

Isn’t he Jewish?

[@sari9645]

Oh god I didn’t see it until you said it 😭

[@Starsongzz]

I’m sooooo fucking tired of this shit. It’s unoriginal and lazy. I’ve been physically threatened by men in public and NO ONE stepped in to help me. I had to leave my last job because a few people kept calling me hostile and aggressive even though someone once called me the nicest person who’s worked there. A lot of the customers loved me and would specifically come on my shifts. I would bring my best whenever I could, because even though the job was bullshit, I had a duty to give people what they paid for. One of my coworkers had her grown son call and threaten me at work over a misunderstanding she refused to talk to me about. Another coworker lied and said I ASSAULTED HER. I NEVER put my hands on that girl.

[@Elyse-t6v]

"YOU'RE TRIGGERED!" The man yelled out of frustration and anger because a man didn't laugh at his unfunny joke.

[@Tib1010]

People did laugh because it's funny? Yes Andrew is insufferable at times but he's pretty good at his job which is to make you laugh. If we applied this guys same logic to pretty much every comedian or even internet personality then they're all racist.

[@skellez]

​@@Tib1010you're so close mate

[@Tib1010]

​​@@skellez Again, if we're applying the limitations that this KZbinr is for comedians or even internet personalities then we're all essentially walking in a room that's closing in. Seriously every single comedian in this entire world is a racist then. Edit: Shane gillis is hilarious as a comedian but I do find him insufferable as well. The guy everyone seems to be championing in the comment section is the same guy who has made according to this KZbinrs logic racist jokes then about black players and made fun of people with down syndrome. I find those jokes hilarious but applying this guy's logic we are now walking in a narrow room.

[@evilazirawaffle]

​@Tib1010 you do know that jokes can be made without being at the expense of a marginalised group... right? Comedian SHOULDN'T be synonymous with racist (despite it being normalised in the male sphere)

[@Tib1010]

​@@evilazirawaffle like I said, name me a single comedian male or female or whatever that has not been racist/sexist at some point.

[@edvard-swift3645]

I never found him funny and he lost what little credibility he did have when he had a racist, Far-right North Korean defector and let her spew her obvious racist lies without no real push

[@kindallnight1615]

Exactly

[@angelr5694]

dont forget he claimed they obviously had her on as a joke that viewers didn't understand.

[@JO-fk5ho]

Yeeeesssssss

[@CWonderworld]

Reminds me of the George Carlin interview "Comedy has traditionally picked on people in power, people who abuse their power,” he says. “Women and gays and immigrants, to my way of thinking, are underdogs.” I think [Clay’s] core audience is young white males who are threatened by these groups,” he continues. “I think a lot of these guys aren’t sure of their manhood, I think that’s often a problem when you’re going through adolescence... and the women who assert themselves and that are competent are a threat to these men, and so are immigrants in terms of jobs.” “I think that’s what is at the core of that experience that takes place in those arenas. A sharing of anger and rage at these targets.”

[@andreabrown4541]

Then he told black people to stop calling themselves African American while competing with Richard Pryor in a rap battle(?). No rap battle, but Carlin constantly competed with Pryor ad nauseum.

[@billbill6094]

​@@andreabrown4541 tbf that naming convention is absolutely unique to Americans. I'm not going to argue it's currently a harmful term in any way, but it was devised as a way to keep black people in their own seperate category, a modifier to say "these are technically Americans, but not the same thing as us, they're really Africans we forced here." It's kind of weird to refer to a race of people by the government that pertains to their citizenship, "African American" is rooted in a history of slavery, jim crow, and segregation that lasted much, much longer than other nations that took part in the transatlantic slave trade (it's insane how much "the land of the free" opposed freedom when the nations who started that slavery had moved on from it legally and culturally.) But then again I have no idea how Carlin said this nor how he meant it, his tone or his demeanor. Maybe he was just a hypocrite.

[@munaali840]

@@billbill6094 African American was coined to replace Negro or just black, white americans were Anglo Saxons ie the WASPs or Irish-American, Italian-American, German-American. It wasnt until after ww1 where the Germans stopped being German and by ww2 when they added the 'new whites' in as white peoples ethnic identities went away although the new whites (Italian/Irish) kept their ethnic identity. Your now seeing the rise of ADOS to replace African American because there are so many african immigrants taking up that name and clashes between them and black americans

[@itsmenic4797]

I think the “joke” about Black women was testing the temperature. At some point during that podcast Andrew started asking questions about Nigerians and then a certain sect of Islam was mentioned (Ismailis , I think) ultimately calling them scammers and then the all that kekeing calmed down. Hmph 😑

[@icecreamisgoodtbh]

jews literally believe in saying "bless you" to blacks because they think black people are cursed and ugly, lol no joke

[@itsmenic4797]

CORRETION: Apparently, the comments about Black women came AFTER the disparaging remarks about Nigerians and Ismaillis. Just ewww.

[@ashasuresh1342]

Can I just be a black girl in peace, goddamn

[@Oli3TB76]

That part 😑

[@user-s0m30n3]

fr

[@itsbeebaby]

I feel this so hard

[@mordi9286]

Apparently we can't sis. Idk what we gonna do now

[@muraismybby4617]

No we literally just can't

[@Manky-m9j]

When the guy you hate gets a D'Angelo video about him🔥

[@metalface_villain]

lmao

[@itatchi8827]

Fr 😂😂 i never clicked so fast on a video

[@itsmedjoom987]

I hate that man and that fucking haircut.

[@00christie]

agreed, andrew has been flying a little too close to the sun lately for the shitty views he’s had and been vocal about for over a decade…

[@rickkroll]

Redbar + D'angleo Wallace= my heroes

[@mojoforthewin3069]

‘i make fun of everyone’ guys when the target of a joke is America, white people, or Christianity:

[@suguclipse]

they love making offensive 'jokes', but when theyre the target, they get defensive so quickly😭 like take what you dish out

[@margusiraptor9729]

'Dark humor/comedy' is so often misused just for the sake of getting a free pass to be racist and in general, mean, and especially to appeal to conservatives (look at him! He's speaking what we all think, but no, it's just humor, not serious) What Andrew is doing is basically that - he takes the most primitive way of which you can make fun of people, doesn't build any interesting plot twist into anything but points out people's traits, and laughs at them. That's it. Since when is someone a comedian when they just laugh at people? The bar is so low for comedy, especially dark comedy, cause of people like Andrew.

[@PeidosFTW]

Every comedian's biggest nightmare is being called unfunny. It's insane how fragile 90% of them are. And whenever they get called unfunny they instantly snap into their racist mode. It's so awesome to see them unmask themselves

[@MmmKayHuuNay]

wtf is ur pfp?

[@MmmKayHuuNay]

and username????

[@PeidosFTW]

@@MmmKayHuuNay some image I found on reddit in 2018 and ive never been able to find the original again so I will never change it. The username translates to FartsFTW from Portuguese, very mature

[@bina__bunny1098]

Obnoxious men with microphones think anything they say is comedy gold 😂 its literally the most annoying sound in the world.

[@auliamate]

i wish there was like, a vetting system to be considered a comedian. like a license, cuz too many of these fools ARE NOT COMEDIANS, THEY'RE JUST RACISTS WITH PLATFORMS

[@Aaaaaaaaaaaaaahhh]

Honestly understand not saying "hey that's a gross thing to say" have been in situations where I was too stunned to respond as a man. But laughing like that? Nah showing thier true colours

[@arih_rih]

maybe in random or unexpected situations sure, but they should’ve known a little about him before they go on there. he’s an “edgy comedian” and racism is to be expected. that’s why you don’t go on these shitty people’s podcasts in the first place. if you do, be prepared???

[@Aaaaaaaaaaaaaahhh]

@@arih_rih yeah exactly. They have loose morals at best being on a show like that

[@pumpumdtt]

it couldve been nervous laughter stop reaching. even dangelo said they were uncomfy, they were complicit but dont do the most.

[@Aaaaaaaaaaaaaahhh]

​@@pumpumdtt not a reach rlly we all saw them and are allowed to have opinions abt how they came across. I've never gone that giggly nervous laughing tho ngl

[@8ri1]

@@pumpumdttnervous laughter? They were slapping their knees! Stop making excuses for them. I’m not surprised cuz they’ve exhibited this kind of behavior for a while.

[@clavicleofcernunnos]

Respect to the guy who called out the grown-ass men making fun of people with disabilities.

[@carvedwood1953]

I am an old white guy and I have felt this way about schulz for a long time now. I am also 100% okay with joking about basically anything, but the part people forget is JOKES are supposed to be FUNNY.

[@kathe141]

right on

[@monharris28]

facts

[@FortheLoveofMonsters]

someone called him “G-eazy Hitler” and I can’t unsee it 😂😂😂

[@anahnnemus5187]

That's spot on😂

[@Elvira-k3r]

Fucking amazing!😂😂😂

[@SheikhKay2]

oh my god that's so accurate 😭😭

[@honeylovesbee1223]

Staaaawwpp😭😭😭🤣🤣

[@battle_beanz]

Well, yes! ☝🏾🙂‍↕️

[@florencewhittle5361]

I was really impressed with Shane. It is incredibly hard even as an adult to stick by your guns and not laugh with your friends. I have a lot of respect for him here. And it was clear the other guys felt uncomfortable with his self-respect and tried to put him down as a result.

[@Kay-rl9zw]

Its hard for me to believe boys like this respect women on a fundamental level & people forget or get desensitized to how dangerous & not normal it is. It is a slap in the face to use the freeze excuse on women who aren’t allowed to use it as a form of not consenting.

[@kathe141]

facts

[@mamacito1795]

They do not respect women, they've shown their toxic behaviour but they laugh it off and ppl think it's "cute"

[@spookyariel1]

They don't and I don't even think they understand that they don't respect us. I had a co worker claim up and down how much he loves women and can't wait to get married so that he can cater to his wife and do everything for her. But he also admitted to being a pimp. I really don't know how he squares that circle.

[@Kay-rl9zw]

@@spookyariel1 men believing they aren’t sexist & basing it off of “because I know” is their biggest downfall. Im not saying men can’t say they arent sexist but they normally don’t have to tell anyone or talk about. These same dudes think its really hard but too many men spend everyday all day not being directly & blatantly sexist. This all applies to racism as well, yes we all are a part of systemic racism but also its very very easy to be white & not say slurs. I have successfully done it for 25 yrs, there has never been i time I “almost” “accidentally” say it & have black ppl tell me its okay to say it.

[@sseraphim2818]

*black women, specifically black women

[@NF____]

“Born in ‘83 Gen Z wannabe”, will live rent free in my head forever 😂

[@facthunt2facthunt245]

Who on earth would want to be Gen Z? I'm a millennial and I always wanted to be Gen X or even a boomer as they had better music and movies.

[@XxGalacticIntrovertxX]

⁠@@facthunt2facthunt245 My Nan would disagree. I’ve always been an alternative type girl and have quite a few tattoos and piercings and my Nan always talks about how she wish she could have done those things. It was not socially acceptable for her as carribbean woman and even more so when she moved to the Uk. A lot of the socially aware and free spirited older generations often talk about admiring the freedom the current generation have be that millenial or gen z. I think we need to be careful romanticising certain time periods considering women couldn’t have bank accounts or easily divorce their abusive husbands.

[@chocolate9747]

The sad thing about this is that “controversy” directly translates to free advertisement for people like this guy. This tone deaf “anti woke” offensive genre is absolutely booming, and yet the appeal is that all of these guys are martyrs for comedy. Being hated by other people is WAY more important than being funny.

[@Kira_and_Dex]

Isn't it funny how comedians and podcast bros try to act as if they are equal opportunity offensive, but yet their comedy is 99.9999% focused on black women? 🤔

[@sneakerprojects241]

Where’d u get that number from lol

[@puppyspit1132]

It really sucks being a black women who is introverted, stays in her room and reads and going on the internet to see hate about you for no reason. It really hurts. Edit: wow these comments are so sweet. Thank you so much for the kind words. Theres a lot of hope in the world after all 💗

[@ooch111]

No fr

[@YFL.111]

Remember those are not the kind of people you want in your life. Your life will be way better if people like those idiots are away from you. I am not from America but I don't think they are even that common. Most people are not as low as human beings as they are

[@anahnnemus5187]

Change how you see it. They can't help but have us on their minds. You ignore what you're indifferent too and the whole wide world has proven we are important by giving us attention. Whether negative or positive, energy is still power. Also reject the saying of black women being the most disrespected woman on earth. Change your mind about that phrase. This is just coming to me now but after that was said it's like the whole world decided to agree. I'm killing it now in my life and do not hold that belief as my truth. Because I know it hasn't been that way for me. And even as I'm saying this do what's right for you. Just know you have the power to see things differently.

[@VINZVANGO]

Black girls are dope!! I'm an Asian male and I know what it's like to feel categorized as racially inferior. It took a while to get rid of the internalized hate. Once I moved past that, then I came to the conclusion that I can't control the opinions of those who don't know me/refuse to know me. That's been a truth since the dawn of time though! People be judging, and they probably will forever into the future. But I know what I can do, and that's play my part to just be myself authentically and change the opinions of those I meet. At the end of the day, race, gender, and age are meaningless. You have the power to change how people think. And most importantly, never forget that all the loud toxic opinions you see online are ALWAYS in the minority. The number of people on the planet just chilling and minding their own business is WAY larger than most people perceive. Even if a million people shared a shitty opinion, there are 1,000 millions in a billion. That's a LOT of people. Don't let the online numbers confuse you, the reality of the world is much different than how we perceive it.

[@thankthemosthighgod9135]

What’s the difference between BLK men an BLK women… aren’t we all dealing with the same bs

[@janbonne]

Akash is such a coward, everytime I see him laugh along with Schultz I just think he really is such a pathetic guy

[@Nethanda]

Akash is Indian and the misogynoir of that male demographic is legendary.

[@sparklingblood09]

@@Nethandaas an Indian woman, 110% this

[@laurenjackson2810]

Black women… the racism & hate feels louder than the love we receive, but please don’t let that get you down. We are such beautiful, ethereal, magnetizing, influential, & powerful women. People are so threatened by Black women receiving any ounce of credit because it challenges the power structures at play. Push through Black women & keep choosing to love yourself even when it seems like the world hates us. It’s not all hate… There’s beauty, love, & acceptance out there for us. I challenge you to try your best to focus on that ❤

[@kimberleywilliams7802]

💜

[@sharku117]

Not sure if my opinion is even warranted to weigh in on it, but, as a white guy from the deep south I am personally, in awe at the level of patience you are forced to learn. If i had to deal with an iota of the just passive shit I see get thrown your way i'd have done something stupid and public long ago. I am sure no one needs, or probably even wants, any validation from me but as someone who perfectly represents the main stereotypes of the worst perpetrators of these issues, I hope it can help anyone to hear we are not all like that. Good luck to you all, and I hope some small part of the damage done by those like me can be undone by us as well. You're all stronger than i'll ever be.

[@OliviaFranks219]

♥️

[@mammajamma4397]

Oh I NEVER internalize it. They can't stop talking about us because we are wonderfully divine and they're GAGGING

[@chloe-ug9ws]

@@mammajamma4397exactly, they just hate to see us live 💗

[@taniaferreira3727]

I hated Andrew Scum since that one podcast episode with Whitney Cummings. He treated her so badly and made the episode super hard to watch

[@sweetpary]

He doesn’t tell jokes. He just says uncomfortably racist shit and banks on people laughing out of discomfort.

[@vb8801]

Dudes making the choice to say nothing is such a huge part of the problem.

[@kebbobebop]

Another thing about Shane is that he had multiple family members with Downs, including his brother. He will joke use it in his comedy, not in this gross way that Andrew is doing it:/

[@pjrodriguez386]

That makes what they did even more dark sided :( I hate when people throw stones and hide their hands. The people complaining about PC culture and others being too triggered can never handled being called out

[@elliganzweitweg]

The "he makes fun of everyone" excuse is the same they use for Ricky Gervais and Dave Chapelle when they are transphobic bigots. "It's their job to make fun of everyone" no, it's not. It is their job to be funny and punch up.

[@powersquirrel8156]

The anti-woke idiots always say no topic should be off limits for comedy and then not tell any actual jokes. Shane Gillis speaking up is the bare minimum. It wouldn't be that hard to make an actual joke referencing the weightlifter with Downs Syndrome. Extra chromosome, extra gains, boom joke made without being ableist. During COVID I worked at a lab doing testing. I was literally disassociating while at work because our system was not designed to handle an 800% increase in sample volume and I was in charge of answering the lab phone because we didn't have a call center. Being asked multiple times for results because it was needed for death certificates was brutal. My coworkers and I made jokes about COVID to cope. We weren't saying things like "kung flu" though. It was more like "if I don't get a day off I'm going to start licking doorknobs" and "thoughts and prayers to all those people suffering being stuck at home". Hell now I make jokes about how broken my brain is. It turns out having your brain flooded with stress for an extended period of time is in fact not good. At least I wasn't bored.

[@kathe141]

well said! you can make light of any situation or people or whatever without being harmful and reductive. these guys don't know how to do that.

[@summerbeasley3796]

I can’t express how happy I am that D’Angelo is talking about Andrew Schulz. This guy has always been openly racist and no one ever checks him. Let’s not normalize making dehumanizing comments about black women. like EVER.

[@marisrom858]

19:12 D’Angelo dropping bars off the cuff like it’s nothing, this man has more talent in his left pinkie than this “comedian” I’ve never even heard of

[@DoveLady]

i wish i had a d'angelo button every time i needed a quick read throughout the day 🥹

[@ealusaid]

That was AMAZING. D'Angelo!!! If you are much cooler I will explode!

[@thereAREnightingales]

YEESS so good

[@eshyr]

So fucking good 😂

[@ConcreteRose12]

He READ him down. Then said "respectfully" 😂. Loved it!

[@yaya_97]

Comedians who have no actual talent for humor will always rely on “dark comedy” that they have never experienced and will never truly understand but then call people soft for rightly calling them out using groups of people, culture and experiences to hide their untalented natures.

[@HobieInTheBox]

I'm so disappointed in those guys. Sometimes, their podcast comes up on my fyp, and they get a genuine laugh out of me. That woman is right, they didnt centre women in the conversation, just tried to explain their acations.

[@auliamate]

the one time i laughed at a steven crowder tweet back in 2019 actually haunts me 😭

[@lilmochalovefox480]

The two guys who apologized make jokes about black women and women in general all the time, its the basis of the content they make. It's so tiring, I don't want to be seen as angry if I'm not quite and smiling all the time. These men are just continuing to further this awful rhetoric about us, I wonder if the mothers are sad.

[@Nethanda]

Duncan's mother is white. I doubt she gives a damn.

[@inez5110]

It's so annoying when people say shit like "He can't possibly be racist! His step-friends half cousin twice removed knows a black guy!". I feel like people dont use that type of excuse in regards to other forms of bigotry. If you can understand that many dudes are sexist despite having a mother, wife, and/or daughter, then why can't you understand that someone can still be racist despite having a loved one of a different race? Someone saying that you're racist doesnt mean that they're saying you're a KKK member. It often means that you likely hold opinions that may not be obviously rooted in racism. Prejudice can be sneaky, and many racists arent intentionally racist.

[@emilygateau3968]

THIS!! its as if people think youre attacking them but rlly you just want it to be known that theyre perpetuating racist stereotypes and that they should probably revaluate their joke choices.

[@AliceBunny05]

I would say the other avenue of bigotry or ignorance I see this in, is with disabled people. I'm autistic so I definitely notice that there are many people who are of the opinion that because someone has a family member or friends who's autistic, they are incapable of holding ableist and ignorant beliefs or prejudice. I would go as far to say that some people's beliefs can get MORE ableist because of their proximity. For example those moms who essentially say you can't be autistic because you're not exactly like their kid who usually, is someone who requires a very significant amount of support and often also has intellectual disability on top of their autism. It's ridiculous any time this argument is applied to anything, being close to someone can give you more empathy for their experience as a marginalized person, but that's really not guaranteed.

[@inez5110]

@@AliceBunny05 My bad, I meant to say "I don't see people use this excuse as much with other forms of bigotry", but my dumb caveman brain likes to omit words if I'm typing fast😅 I'm autistic as well and have a few other physical disabilities, so I definitely hear when you're saying. I got a lot of that bullshit in my family, and it's crazy what some of their views on disabilities are😬 I'm sorry that you've been on the receiving end of this bullshit, people fucking suck!!

[@inez5110]

@@emilygateau3968 Right??? I get why people get a little defensive immediately, but we single one of us have to go through our entire lives unlearning unconscious prejudice that has been ingrained into us since birth. I feel like if a friend feels comfortable enough to point out how something you've said is ignorant, that likely means that they feel that you are a great person and likely just have a blindspot you weren't aware of.

[@AliceBunny05]

@@inez5110 It is pretty wild, isn't it. Personally I try to just give people a little grace and remind myself those people who hold those mindsets probably do so because they're so conscious of their own loved ones struggles, it's hard for them to accept that there are other autistic people who.. just get luckier to be honest. That sometimes the only answer is that life isn't fair. That's all I can really chalk it up to, some people are handed cards in life that really make things super difficult for them. I can't apologize for being the way I am, I just wish other people would be more considerate themselves. I try to be considerate and graceful with them but I'm automatically written off beforehand as someone who doesn't have a valid level of struggle, even though they know nothing about me other than the fact that I'm eloquent and perceived as rather intelligent.

[@battle_beanz]

In the almost two years that me and my WHITE boyfriend have been together, he has still been the same golden retriever, motor vehicle loving, disc golf playing, camping and traveling man I met. He loves my loudness, listens soothes my pain and upset, and bounces to my trap music. I have never made him feel fearful of me and loves every single part of me dearly.

[@PotentialCabbage]

My dark humor is making fun of my parents death….not being blatantly racist

[@angelr5694]

right

[@goingferalluvs]

Dark humor is usually aimed at oneself (like joking about things to cope with them) not at minorities who face enough stereotypes and have them reinforced as you bring up these old harmful jokes over and over. People trying to insult black people with the "watermelon" things at this point in life just show me how uncreative they are and I don't even get angry- because wow that's it?

[@TheMuffinManIsHappy]

Lol, I told a counselor in school that my dad died in a “tragic skee-ball accident.”

[@roachqueen1973]

That part.

[@Bulelwakoko]

Fuhad didn't just laugh, he actually said "that's hilarious". James has always been the more problematic one from the start of their podcast journey. The fact that they deleted episodes 1-100 on their channel where they frequently spoke down about black women says a lot. This was when they had less of a filter and no proper management. They deserve every bit of the ridicule they got when Andrew reacted to their BS apology

[@YurrahAlHadi]

They deleted 100 vids 😮?

[@BKJay718]

Didn’t know that!

[@90swannabe56]

“They’re laughing at black women…” SPEAK ON IT

[@m.l.b.2908]

I'd call him mediocre but mediocrity is a dizzying height he can't reach. The man is a dullard and so are the people who find him witty.

[@brianmidkiff5408]

The Shane Gillis clip is absolutely wild. All he said was “let’s not use other people as props in comedy” and he got shut down by the clowns. Props to Shane. Eff this Andrew guy

[@Otherworldly23]

D’Angelo ate this guy up at the end. ‘One trick, 2D unfunny, fake deep, fake voice, no poise, overrated, thinks I hated, spineless, racist, mindless, tasteless, born in '83 Gen Z wannabe, who mistook TikTok for talent’. The flow tho, talent

[@rohanxdavis]

I've always had a problem with shultz and his "diverse" yes men. As an Indian myself I will also say, that aakash is the worst type of self hating disconnected Indian dude that you just want to shake and be like SNAP OUT OF IT. The amount of times this dude has been racist against Indians who don't fit the mould that hindu nationalists perpetuate about indians online is incredible. It's also telling how most of Aakash's fans irl are white dudes cheering him on while he looks like he's doing a minstrel show. L for Indian representation, we deserve better

[@kathe141]

100%

[@MiniM69]

Man, this is it. I always got a WEIRD vibe from this dude but it’s not my place to speak on it.

[@auliamate]

what is with poc yes men for racist "comedians" and having so much hatred towards their own race? like damn bro, seek therapy

[@Raja-yr2ht]

Agree 100000%, all he does is play off nasty stereotypes of Indians as undesirable, racist etc. and praise indian men for being with white women like...

[@asha4736]

Absolutely stunned to see we're still living in a time where people with developmental differences are the butt of a joke. Jesus Christ

[@lynnanderson1538]

I am proud I told my coworker today that his racist joke wasn't funny and I am not interested in political jokes. This year is ROUGH

[@timfranz53]

So brave. I bet your coworkers love working with you

[@lynnanderson1538]

@@timfranz53 better than freezing up or awkwardly laughing ❤️

[@averysspookshowspectacular6205]

Nice! Finally being able to stand up to something you're uncomfortable with in a workplace is a surprisingly empowering thing to do.

[@flameshade7601]

I am also proud of you, ignore that random guy being an a-hat up above. The more we shun this type of behavior, the less comfortable people will be showing their bigotry in public. Hope you don't have to hear these type of jokes anymore.

[@n48_art]

@@timfranz53took a quick look though your comments. “Congrats” on being every type of bigot in existence. Go outside, make some friends, leave minorities alone

[@GothelGrigore]

I’m a GAY. Man and my ex boyfriend was a black man that shot down black women and reposted videos about how he disliked black women. I never understood what was the issue, but overtime I started to realize how crazy and big of a red flag it was. I had so many problems in that relationship. Glad I’m out of it lol!! Ladies AND men please stay away from these dudes and save yourself some time. Edit: I am a white guy and I never knew there was a whole stereotype about how black women are exhausting, defiant, and masculine. I only found out after I broke up with him.

[@theceech]

ya thats scary, its giving self hate

[@485OCEAN]

glad u finally did your homework.

[@averysspookshowspectacular6205]

​@timfranz53 Probably to show that the stereotype isn't just something straight men feel the need to perpetuate, but it has infiltrated other communities as well.

[@Saturnia2014]

​@@timfranz53It's context of the story because being a gay white man means he would have no frame of reference, and also his boyfriend is another man, shaming women. It's all context of the story, and the fact that you're offended is really weird.

[@GothelGrigore]

@@timfranz53 because he’s a grown man that’s in a relationship with a man. He has nothing to do with women so there should be no reason for him to constantly be talking about what he doesn’t like in women when dating. It’s weird.

[@blairstuka]

Andrew Schultz also made fun of Jeff Witteck recently in another podcast clip and told him to stop whining about his eye. He is truly garbage.

[@troycambo]

schultz has always been a hack but power and fame has exposed it more

[@mrmaxmondays]

Maybe I’m a little aye to the party-who is Jeff Wittek?

[@Kayla-oj1jp]

@@mrmaxmondays Jeff was in David Dobrik’s vlog squad years ago. Jeff was severely injured and nearly died, due to David’s alleged negligence around the stunts they did. They are currently in litigation regarding that whole situation.

[@makeitupvariety]

​@mrmaxmondays An online personality who used to be apart of David Dobrek's, a fotmer daily vlogger, crew. David was known for doing wild and often unsafe stunts in his videos and subjecting his friemds to the same. One of these events lead to Jeff receiving a severe injury to his eye that required major surgery and left him with some amount of permanent brain damage. There's more to it after that, but that's the main part of the story relevant to why it's terrible to mock him, he genuinely could've died and his injury has permanent lifelong effects.

[@bees.857]

Whaaaaaaaaat? I try to avoid Schultz at all costs so I didn't know about this. That's BONKERS.

[@Liz-kj2jj]

When you said the part about (paraphrased) “it’s not just racism it feels deeper than that” I was thinkin “well it is more than racism it’s racism+ and the plus is sexism” but a) the “joke” in question really is MOSTLY racism and b) I know you’re intersectional and it warmed my heart to hear a non-woman speak so passionately about feminist issues! ❤ Then I also got to you reading out his video titles and I was like “ohhh racism is like his WHOLE schtick!” but ofc he just seems ableist, sexist too, they usually are multiple isms one is just their ✨specialty✨

[@sseraphim2818]

Thank you, the title was inadequate for me. It's misogynoir with racism and misogyny as well as sexism intertwined to degrade black woman based on their race and gender. It's very important to delineate this from "just racism". It's disgusting.

[@Birdyboys]

Why be racist when you can Be Quiet.

[@claritybadb]

I'm over 40. My younger brother has Down Syndrome. He's a really good man. Thank you for showing me someone calling out ableist, mean-spirited "humor". I often feel that nobody cares enough to do that... thank you.

[@claritybadb]

And also, I know some people think I don't have a sense of humor on this topic. That's not true; my chosen family and I can tease my brother, just as he can tease us. It's just not cool to basically say hey man, you look like this guy (video of man lifting weights, man happens to have physical characteristics of down syndrome). What's that saying? Burn, bro, I just called you *insert insult here*. Stupid, r****ed, ugly, whatever. It's unfunny. For said man to laugh at that joke, he'd have to have contempt for those with ds and believe that they're less than human and ' isn't funny my friend said I look like those people, cuz that's ridiculous! I am normal, and they are not.' Thankfully, our guy understands that people with down syndrome deserve respect.

[@shech2802]

Villains of the Week Sat: ✨depression✨ Sun: le paper shredder Mon: unfashionable ai pins Tues: the finest internet conspiracists Wed: a random guy named Andrew

[@si3916]

FOR REAL

[@247eboniedear7]

Andrew gonna turn to the spot fr😭😭😭

[@tatiblack6087]

Lmao same

[@tatiblack6087]

​@@247eboniedear7 he's self centered enough for it, that's for sure

[@timfranz53]

You gotta be a Bi sexual based on your comment. Being chronically online and using serious mental illnesses and instabilities does not mean you are funny

[@priyankatiwari9277]

I am Indian and when I got recommended his channel and he was making some racist comments on Indians I was offended but when I clicked on the comment section there were many Indians defending him in the comment section calling people sensitive and I thought that maybe I was too sensitive Thank you for this video I really thought I was the only one who thought he is just racist and not funny😒 I didn’t know this was going on because I had put his channel to do not recommend 🥳

[@parabriana]

Thank you for including Jessie Woo and other black women in this conversation. Jessie Woo is a big advocate for other black women and most of the time we are left out of our own conversations or people accept apologies on our behalf (please STOP). I feel sad seeing how we are disrespected and dismissed in every facet of life. Love, love, love you as a KZbinr. You bring facts, empathy, and intellect to your content and we need to support more people who pick up a microphone for good. Hit D'Angelo with a like and continue viewing his daily content (let's cherish this moment!!)

[@chiwantstea]

I want to like this a million times 🎉

[@Rolandeee]

Seeing this is so cathartic. I love you & appreciate your nuance + empathy ❤

[@shamillion]

Good to see our seestaaaar! Eh woah!

[@parabriana]

@@shamillion During black wimmanz we finna turn black like kamala harris month !!!