REMEMBER THE TITANS (2000) | FIRST TIME WATCHING | MOVIE REACTION
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- Remember the Titans (2000) First Time Watching Movie Reaction, Review, and Commentary for JL. Many moments realizing why everyone says Ryan Gosling is a liability in coverage and MANY moments dealing with some apparent repressed memories were had.
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You've got 70 thousand people letting you in their house every reaction, Jay. Thank you for being you.
i was NOT ready for how much that got to Jay - dude made me tear-up in about two seconds flat
Absolute W comment!
Yes. We love him.
It was a raw moment in the video. And you are absolutely right - we’re there with you, Jay. The way it was doesn’t have to be the way it will be.
Well said!
“I’m glad she let him in the house”- that absolutely broke me 😭. I’m so sorry.
J had me sobbing for real 😭 bless his beautiful heart 😭
Gosh, me too.
Oh my goodness, that got me so bad😭
It’s something I never really thought of until watching his reaction. Obviously I knew the hatred and racism of the time, but not being allowed in the house I never put together. His reaction broke me so bad. I’m so sorry J.
Same. I'm so sorry Jay.
You are loved. You are loved. You are loved. Real men cry. Real men show love in the face of hate.
Stop pandering.
@@midsouth2strokes185stop being an insensitive asshat.
@@midsouth2strokes185this is the most unnecessary comment on this video. Grow up.
@@midsouth2strokes185 Another typical braindead hillbilly. Stop thinking you're tuff for riding a quad you geek.
@@BiggidyBam unfortunately I have seen his other comments, just as ignorant
When I was about 20, a friend of mine came to visit me. He was black. My mother wouldn't let him in the house, so we stood out on the porch to talk. Then my mother feels compelled to call me back in the house to tell me we couldn't stand on the porch because the neighbors might see. So we walked to his car which was parked on the street. My friend wasn't dumb, and knew what was going on. Then my dad pulled up and was like, "Hey Tracy! Why don''t you come in the house and have a piece of pie!" Tracy declined because he knew what was up with my mom. I honestly never forgave her for that.
I sure wish we could turn back time and have Tracy go ahead and go on in for some pie...and maybe your mom could get a taste of humble pie while getting to know Tracy as your friend, nothing else. God love your dad for trying.
I'm sorry to here that. Sounds like Tracy was a good person. I'm mixed. Black father white mother. I've delt with racism within my own family. It sucks.
Sounds like you don't need mom in your life.
Sounds fake. Or like there were other factors you didn’t understand. Are you 90 years old to have a parent like that?
@@DJ_Cub Wow. Those are quite the accusations. Why would I make that up? Oh, and I still friends with that guy to this day. No, I am not 90 butthole, but for the record, my mom is.
Jay...never apologize for being you, that includes crying when you need to cry.
This was already one of my favorite movies, but you have elevated it even higher on my list.
Keep doing what you do, you make a lot of people smile.
Man Jay is amazing 😂😂 I go from literally crying with bro to
“Is he wiping his face with boxers? 🤨” to
“Yes this is a clean pair of draws”
😂😂😭 man
Dude. Never apologize for your feelings...even as a white person...I have felt isolated because a rich friends mom didn't want a lower class person as myself in their home. It's fucked up all the way around. So sorry. My heart breaks with your pain and disrespect of others. You are very much loved. Those who do wrong are the evil ones...white and black or any color who doesn't love their God loving brother or sister. Shame on them...they will know the wrath of the Lord in the end
😂😂
Never have I wanted to give a human being a hug more, oh my god dude i didnt bring enough tissues
Right?! Aww man to see my Jay broken like this really made my chest hurt. Jay's one of the most beautiful honest people I've seen. Love this channel.
Agreed
"Hayden Panettiere in this?" With her standing right in front of the screen at the time her name was presented. 🤣 Funny how quickly they grow up!
I was waiting for that moment he figured it out!!😂
Kept saying that little girl through the half the movie 😂😂😂
I've seen other people react to this and they're like : "Man thats racist, that's crazy". You're the only one who actually showed the people watching (us) that it affects people more than just a casual comment could express. Hate cuts to the soul and leaves forever scars. Bravo. Keep being you and keep a clean pair or drawers handy.
Never apologize for crying and showing genuine emotions, it’s why we love and support you. Keep it up buddy 😁
You aren't a real man if this movie doesn't get you choked up or make you cry. It's one of those movies that grabs you and doesn't let go. You don't have to apologize for the shit you went through. You are just being human. We got your back. Thank you for sharing that. I appreciate you 🫡
Where I grew up it was the opposite. I had a black friend that called my mom "Mom". My mom died last year and I told my friend that moved to the other side of the state about it. And even though we hadn't seen each other for 20 years he came back for her funeral. That's what it's like when you open yourself up to loving those around you. I am glad that we were raised to give everyone an opportunity to be "family".
It’s difficult for me to understand how J felt, because I was brought up similar to you. My parents best friends were a black couple that we called Uncle Tony and Auntie Gwen. They were family, just as if we were blood related. They’re both gone now. But I think about them often.
The little girl, Cheryl, actually also died before the movie was released. She died suddenly in her 30's due to a heart condition.
I cried with you man. No child should every experience unwarranted hatred. You have one of the best jobs in the world man. You make people happy. Doesnt get better than that. Keep spreading the love and the smiles!
Being a sincere and authentic person is always a virtue. You a real one J
Many people grew up without knowing people outside their demographic. It is human nature to fear that we don't know.
If we ever expect things to change we must be willing to go outside our comfort zone.
Start everyday with a thought or prayer (if you are religious). "Let me be better than I am".
Some of the best friends I ever made are from my time playing football after integration of the schools.
Edit: Had to reword this as YT apparently doesn't like the subject.
My man. You don't EVER have to apologize for being you. We watch these movies with you because of you and your authentic self. I'm sorry you had to experience that as a child. Nobody should have to go through that. Don't ever change brother.
Quote of the year "I'm going to get some fuckin icecream"
You crushed me watching this Jay. I’m sorry you were treated so badly years ago. You’re such a good man with a great heart. Much love ❤
Alright JL, you got me crying now. We love you and respect you, I appreciate you for being real.
You're the real deal, Jay. Anytime I'm not in the right head space, I put on one of your videos and instantly start smiling. You are such an inspiration, even if it's just by watching movies. Thanks for being you, man. Much love.
That was me tonight.. been feeling down.. which isnt normal for me. I had to find Jays videos and has helped my night.
Absolutely. I love his channel and reactions. Always help the nights
Sugar, I am crying for you. No child should feel that way. You make me smile when I watch your videos. Please keep up the good work.
"Quit lookin' at my draws!" Making me laugh when I had tears in my eyes. That's what I'm talking about!
sameeee
Aww my dude... It hurts my heart when you cry. You are always welcome in my house. Love the ❤️ you show.
Take it from an Alabamian deep south...you don't want to go into those houses. They live their lives with closed doors and they don't really live. Go into the doors that are open
...but not the Texas Chainsaw Massacre house! 😂
What?
Well said
Appreciate your emotions in this J. realist reactor I know. Appreciate you opening up on your past struggles you dealt with. we need more of that. All Love brother
Don’t apologize one bit. You and the copilots are welcome in my house any day.
"He was racist 2 weeks ago." 😄
30:20 as a white guy from the south. You would be welcomed to my house and porch anytime brother! 🤜🏻🤛🏾
Never apologize for feeling how you feel. The raw emotion, and you opening up to all of us is courageous. Love ya, brother!
Well done, Mister Phillips. You never have to apologize for being strong enough to let the world see your true self.
Man I'm so sorry that you experienced such awful racism when you were younger. It's unbelievable how terrible people can be to one another, nobody deserves that. This movie does such a good job of sticking it to racists, but I imagine it can be pretty triggering for people who've actually faced the real thing.
We all experienced it especially whites today in age. U guys need to lay off the soy. U are babying a grown man😅
You’re right it’s “unbelievable”
@@DJ_Cub ok, then unconscionable
@@DJ_Cubyou know what he means bro stop being a stickler
Dude your reaction made me cry more than the damn movie. You’re a good dude. Love the channel and I hope you have all the success in the world. You deserve it.
One of the most emotionally impactful films of my life, especially in high school as a young and budding film lover. Denzel can really do no wrong...
Jay 26:13 this is called "inner child work". My therapist put me onto it and it has been so so healing 💛
As a light skinned white and native kid that grew up on a reservation, I actually do understand. The amount of times I was shunned, threatened, even physically attacked as a child by my Native friends parents, uncles, etc is mindblowing simply because they didn't like "white" people or want their kids hanging around with me or my "poor white trash" family. Not to mention my family wasn't from the same tribe. Racism comes in every color, and it's equally disgusting regardless of who it's coming from. I obviously don't know you personally, but from what I have seen you are a truly kind hearted, extremely funny, straight up honest, refreshingly genuine dude and I respect the hell outta you for that, and for letting the whole world see the real you. The world could use more people like you, so don't lose that light. You are always welcome in my home brother, love and respect from the Yakima Valley up here in Washington State. ❤️🤘
"You make sure they remember forever the night they played thee Titans!"
Bro let that shit out. Do not ever apologize to anybody for expressing your pain. I understand what you've experienced on a much lower level, so I know how much that shit hurts, especially as a.kid. and I don't care 16, 17... whatever, you're still a kid.
I beg you to express your emotions about the painful experiences growing up. Talk to a friend. Talk to us here on YT. Whoever. Your feelings are real and justified and just speaking about it and letting it out gives you a sense of power and you understand yourself better and realize that bullshit racism had everything to do with them and nothing to do with you.
On a side note, thank you for your reactions man. I always get hyped when I see you posted something new man. You brighten up my day with your reactions man. I appreciate all that you do brother.
Even when you are at your saddest, you will still come up with one-liners that will make me laugh. You truly are a joy, Jay.
I'm sorry young Jay had to go through those things.
In middle school our mascot was the titans. You know how many times we watched this movie during rainy days/movie days/fuck it days?????
Hes making me cry yall 😭
a child should never have to go through what you did. you're healing that child, and he's being seen and cared for because of you. thank you for sharing your authentic self with us.
22:03 Lmao When you finally realize that’s Hayden Panattiere😂
I'm so sorry you were turned away at the door of some friends' houses growing up. You're such a kind and genuine person. The people who didn't let you in missed out. I love how honest you are in your reactions. You are very open and it makes it easy to relate with you. All the best and thanks for another great reaction! ❤😊
I had a feeling this was one was going to get the tears flowing on my man Jay. Remember the Titans is an emotionally charged film and not only that it is one of the greatest movies of all time.
Real men cry. Means your heart is bigger than your ego man.❤
What an absolutely genuine and beautiful reaction.
That's why EOM is the best.
No need to apologize for the tears, sorry you had to deal with that in your youth. Think its wonderful you and Blank work so well together blessings to yall both!
Any house in the world would be better with you in it! I'm sorry for what you went through. Your amazing heart comes through in your videos - keep up the amazing work!
Don't ever apologize for crying. I never had your experience of not being let in someone's house but I understand how things happen as kids that don't make sense. I remember not understanding how I could sit in class with people and then outside of class, I was a n-word. And it's still a tender part of me today. I appreciate you sharing and opening up and allowing yourself to feel all the things that you haven't felt. Thank you for being you and for allowing us to see you vulnerable. Man, Disney really is like 'oh you haven't cried yet? Bet we got you! You haven't processed your childhood experiences...we got something for that!'
Wish I could give you a big hug through the screen. You just keep being you. Remember all of us who watch your channel love you.
26:04 and 27:47 Damn J-eom. When you welled up over her letting him in the house, I felt that shit. I can tell it came from somewhere deep down. I'm sorry you have to carry around that pain. What you were saying at around 28:10. I am A white guy from NYC who was raised open minded and accepting of everyone, so I don't know your pain directly, but I have met people like that from many nationalities creeds and religions, and it hurt me every time to know that stuff persists and causes that trauma. Hearing your pain, never apologize for crying and expressing your pain brother, had me balling out of sympathy and anger. 😢😡💔
Never wanted to hug someone this much in my entire life! Love you J !!
This is the most real reaction I've seen to this movie. I was born in 86', so I'm a younger generation. My best friend is black, and I've seen and heard racism first hand, but never to the extent that you have. To this day, I consider him my brother. Today, I have a mixed son, and he's my world. I'm happy that the world has evolved from such a hateful ideology for the vast majority of people. Bless you, man!
I’m Mexican and I played WR on a football team off 80% black kids. They never treated me like I was any different than them. We had 1 white kid we called Bieber bc of his haircut. Football honestly brings people of all different races and upbringings together and that’s why I live and die for that sport.
Hey J, I don't know if you'll ever see this comment and I think it's actually my first time commenting on one of your videos which is wild because since I found this channel I've watched your videos EVERY. SINGLE. DAY, sometimes for hours. Often I fall asleep at night with your voice in the background, you are a safe place for me and thats a big deal. I just want you to know how loved you are, how much of a bright shining light you are, you are so obviously such a good person and people with the kindest hearts often have to suffer the most, it sucks so much that it is that way.
Anyway, even if you never see this, at least I've told you! ❤❤❤
I never get tired of watching J dancin' in his chair. 🥰
You asked about them playing on Saturday: In Virginia we played regular high school football games on Friday, but we played playoff and championship games on Saturday.
When I was in 5th grade I had a new neighbor who lived a few houses down who moved from Chicago. One day after school he was accidentally locked out of his house until his mom got home from work. I invited him over and we played xbox, ate dinner and watched a little baseball. I never quite understood her reaction the first time I met her after that. She was so joyful and full of tears. Your reaction is just as close as to what hers was.
Man I’m not a hugger but I’ve never wanted to give someone a hug more than right now. You’re welcome in my house!
U don’t need to apologize J I can’t imagine what that feels like being a kid myself. My mum told me a story once of my dad being stabbed in the back when he was 15 cause he was mixed. Its just a cruel fucked up world we live in I just wish I could give you a hug stay strong man❤❤👍
Love this movie!!!! Strong Side Left Side 🏈
It breaks my heart that you went through that. I’m so damn sorry. I grew up in a military family, around every type of person, every color, every nationality, every ability level. There was no one that wasn’t welcome in our house unless it was because of their bad behavior. I’m so thankful that I was raised right, and that so many more people are these days than used to be. I hope future generations never know how that felt for you to go through that. ❤. I’d give you a great big hug if I could!
i'm never going to pretend to say i know what you went through growing up and hard you had it... but i can empathise with your emotional reaction a bit.
When i was born in 85', my mother was 16 having literally been coyoted out of Iran to Spain as a political asylum refugee during their revolution that k*lled both her brothers, and she would've been next had she not fled. So I was born in Spain, Iranian/Persian by blood only, and was raised secular.. i moved to the US around 10 and became an American. I went to a Catholic HS in PA b/c the public school in my area wasn't good, so i was basically the only "tan with long dark haired" girl in a sea of all very blonde and white people. My FIRST day at that school as a freshman was September 11, 2001. No joke, lol.
I went from never in my life having been discriminated against to hearing 14 y/olds calling me a "sand n*" plus various other vile things.. but the first conjoined term i had NEVER heard before. I've always been unusually self aware or introspective so i never lashed out, but my immediate thoughts went to their parents.. their dinner table and how they must speak for their children to know such a vulgar term that i had never even heard before. I did make a few solid friends, but until i left for college, there wasn't a day where SOMEONE didn't say something vile to me or about me outloud so i could hear it. A few went further with it.. but mostly vile name calling.
THEN.... 10 years after i had finished that awful highschool, i began receiving a few messages randomly on facebook from a few of the kids that had been the cause of my bad experience, apologising from the bottom of their hearts for how they had treated me 10 years prior. It was something i had never harped or thought about for a long time.. especially the people who had treated me badly. They just didn't exist to me until i received these out of nowhere apologies.
My point being, despite my complete blocking of my HS memories and moved on.. just reading their EXTREMELY long apologies swelled my heart and it made me cry too. It hit me by surprise b/c it was so far removed from my life at that point, I had a wonderful college life, and love my work.. it held no weight on me emotionally until i received these apologies. I think it was maybe b/c they had no reason to take their time after over a decade to first find me, then write such emotional apologies.. but they did. And it made me cry. idk. it's hard to explain what it did to me..
my point being.. i will never even pretend to say i know what you went through and hard it mustve been.. but i do understand the tears. Big virtual hug. 🤍
Don’t apologize, ever. Your emotions are valid, the racist trauma you experienced is awful and no one deserves that. I’m happy that you were able to enjoy this movie as much as you did
Love this movie. The changes everyone went through and growth is so fulfilling on a story level and spiritual. Really happy to see this one again.
I'm so very sorry how you have been treated. That broke me when you said "I'm glad she let him in the house". It's such a small moment in a film with so much, but very powerful and impactful given what you said happened with your friends' families.
J I have no idea what you’ve been through in your life, and can never understand it. Thank you for bringing the laughter and joy you bring in your reactions.
Never apologise for sharing your emotions like that. I could never imagine the trauma you must’ve suffered. You nearly had me in tears with your story… then you gave me a massive laugh with “Stop looking at my drawers”. Much love ❤️
This movie hits me in the feels every time I watch it, no matter how many times I’ve seen it.
J, I can’t say it any better than others already have. But I want to add my thanks for your genuine reactions. And you NEVER have to apologize for having to stop when you feel overwhelmed. Much love to you.
“He's gettin' beat like he stole somethin”-Hayden Panettiere 😂 (That line will always make me laugh)
J- you the realest man on here, and you are always welcome in my house man.
Love you bro! You are my favorite reactor to watch because you are so real and wear your emotions on your sleeve. Keep up the awesome work and know we all have your back!
J I appreciate your transparency about your experiences growing up. I am thankful my parents didn't raise me that way. And you are 💯 right....I can't know or understand how that feels. Thank you for sharing that with us. Big love brother ❤
This movie is in my top 10 of all. The social impact of what happened within their community, was much bigger than a football game.
To hear what you had to go through in your life is tragic. I never had that exact experience, but I have dealt with racism. I dont know you outside of this channel, but you seem like an amazing person, and God has blessed you. Thank you for your content and enjoy your ice cream 🙏🏾
I feel your rejection. I was born five years after this film is set in the UK, my parents were immigrants. Hugs from me to you and now, we’re all hanging on the porch with you. You’re enough, you always were, you kept the love going despite all that and it returns to you. You’re one of my favourite creators ❤
I’m only 29 and had similar experiences going up in the south. Stay strong brother 🖤
AWESOME reaction! Before this started, I knew what you were worried about. I also knew you'd like it. I had to edit. I wrote this before your pause. I'm sorry people treated you like that. I could never understand that crazy crap. - You're the best, brother.
🤌 "who's your daddy gary" is how dumbledore was suppose to sound in that scene 😂😂😂
Also when transitioning from jr to high school football this was off season training i had bad grades so momzy made me talk to the coach saying i wont be able to play and he went grades, that dont matter. I never showed back up to practice.
I could tell you have real trauma stemming from childhood/being a teen immediately before you started to explain... I appreciate you being so vulnerable with us. You are 100% right, we will never understand the pain. I'm sorry you had to go thru that and I hope you know you are worthy.
3:10 then 3:35 Taking bets as to when he realizes what character Hayden played. 🤣
I'm so sorry you had to experience that, especially as a child. It tears me up seeing a good hearted human being like you crying. You and your dogs are welcome in my house anytime. I look forward to seeing your reactions, Jay. Much love and respect 🙏
“Quit looking at my draws!” Hahahahaha
I can understand why you might've been a bit nervous about this one. But it's such an excellent movie that it's worth every laugh and tear. And don't ever apologize for feeling something. It's why you're one of my favorite reactors.
Btw, what I found even better about that scene wasn't just that she let him in the house, but he went over and gave her a great, big hug. He wasn't gonna let her NOT like him.
Don’t ever apologize for crying or showing how you truly feel. From the bottom of my heart, I’m so sorry for what you went through. No one should ever experience that.
The color of someone’s skin is absolutely irrelevant. Especially since we all bleed red.
We love you J. 🫶
You’re a great man with a great soul!
Love that you were real with us. … hugs… Don’t ever apologize for being real. ❤ you, man.
Don't you ever apologize for crying, brother. This is a powerful movie, even for me, who hasn't been through anything even approaching remotely close to what you've gone through. We're here to get your perspective on movies. Good, bad, it doesn't matter. Thank you for being vulnerable enough to share those hurts with us. Thank you for your honest reaction. I'm so sorry for how you were treated. So sorry.
My husband has been a coach for 33 years. I’ve seen this movie dozens of times, but watching you talk about how you weren’t allowed in someone’s house because of the color of your skin broke my heart. How anyone can do that to a child is beyond me. Our daughter reminds me so much of the Haiden P. Character. She went to practice with my husband sometimes. Once, after she had a bad day, one of the players (who happened to be black), came up to her and said hi, how are you to her. She was in a bad mood so she didn’t say anything and just looked at the ground. My husband made her apologize to the player for being rude. The player told my husband, “coach, you didn’t have to do that!” He said that no white person had ever given him respect enough to apologize for anything. My husband told him that he deserved respect and it was a teaching moment for our daughter, and he didn’t want the player to think he was any less than our daughter. The player cried and hugged my husband. Breaks my heart that this world is so full of hate. We love you Jay ❤
God bless you and your family.
You're the man Jay. I'm so sorry that happened to you. Your honesty is appreciated. Hopefully everyone is working a little harder every day to make sure that doesn't happen anymore.
Ok. You really realllly got my heart hurting by sharing your pain. I am so sorry you had to experience that nonsense. I'm a 53 yr old single mom of 3 (only 1 still home), one of which is a 22 yr old severely handicapped son who is with me 24/7. He is almost blind, developmentally delayed, physically challenged (wheelchair), etc.... & he absolutely looooooves your channel & watches your movie reactions & gets so tickled at your "shut the F up". 😂😂 he is so pale skinned, bright blue eyes like the sky, light brown hair..... totally opposite of my Hispanic/native American mixture. You'd be welcome in our home ANYTIME! Much love & support from GA. ❤❤
This gonna be a banger, i can feel it! ❤
Yep, cracking good movie, got a feeling our boy will love this one! 😊
I cried with you. Never apologize for healing tears. 💞 it takes a real man to face it, recognize it and heal. soo much love and internet hugs to you. 💞
Your heart is too big for this world, brother. Don’t ever lose that.
This movie touches souls in a way very do exactly because so many of us can relate - your reaction was brutally honest and open and we love you for it. It's absolutely disgraceful how small minded and cruel so many of us are and we've just got to do better. The most beautiful thing we're capable of as humans is to unlearn our toxic bullshit and embrace empathy/compassion - it's way past time. BTW this film truly hits every time you watch it - it's probably one of the films I've seen the most times and it never fails.
One of the many reasons I love watching your reactions
Real and Raw!!! ❤
So glad you reacted to this film. I'm a 7th-grade teacher and a football coach. I have my students watch this movie every year. It's been a favorite of mine since it came out when I was 6 years old. As a kid, I rented it so many times from my local movie store that the owner told me to keep it. I still have it to this day. Loved your reaction. The world needs more of it. Love you man.
You are perfect ❤ I grew up in a small town in NC. My family is white. Because I was raised right (my grandparents openly supported MLK and the Civil Rights Movement), I never saw color. My first boyfriend (in Kindergarten lol) was black. My high school senior prom date was black (he was one of my best friends). I ended up marrying an Arab and I can't help but be thankful I was raised in a family and that supports you no matter what. I hope to teach my kids one day the same lessons I was taught in hopes for a better tomorrow. Thank you for sharing your truth and know you are loved, appreciated, and supported completely ❤
Thank you so much for being real, it's honestly a gift to all of us. That's what makes a reaction enjoyable. When a movie means a lot to me, it means something to see that it's having an effect on the other person watching it too. It makes me feel a bit less alone, even if I haven't been through what you've been through. You're a very good man!
Oh man! This movie is about my Alma Mater! It's been renamed recently but I have to say, Petey totally made my high school career amazing. That man was a gift. RIP Petey 🕊️🙏🏾
Usually i never cry when youtubers say sad storys about what happened to them but hearing what happened to him and knowing he got treat so badly made me actually cry my eyes out, don't ever be sorry for who you are J, love you mate and love your videos ❤️