Please talk about CYN G who is Cynthia Lynn green. She hates black men. She's talking about huge jinnings and not having blood anymore. She is trying to coarse a lot of black women to stop dating black men. Cynthia Lynn green is CYN G Cynthia Lynn green hates black man. She would most certainly talk about preach and his white wife because she hates black men. She thinks all black men are dusty's and men of no value.
Honestly though the daughter really pulled it off... If I saw her, I would believe it, same with the black dad being the white dude. Pretty damn convincing.
@MannyP First people from the Middle east come from a range of places and come in all shades and although they can have a darker skin they do not look like that, more like tanned Latinos. Second, Middle eastern people and Indians look different within themselves and from each other.
This show aired back in late 2007 early 2008. It was crazy to watch even then. The white family looked terrible but I wasnt blackface. They werent making fun of us. They were stepping into our shoes to see what we experience. Educational purposes only.
@@117Ender I mean there are various types of poetry through different ethnicities. Hip hop and slam poetry originated from African American culture. Sonnets and ballads from European culture. Haikus and Lushi from Asian culture. Didactic stems from Latin poets I believe. So yeah, different cultures do have different types of poems that I’m sure are influenced from the environment around them. Just like music.
Spot on about only bougie white people going to etiquette classes. My white childhood etiquette classes were my father grabbing my arm and leaning in to angrily whisper in my ear, "Stop being stupid. You're embarrassing our family."
My Mom would grab my ear or pinch me on my tricep. My Dad would grab me by the scruff of my neck and give me the look of doom and sometimes a cuff on the back of the head. Oh, and I'm white.
@@THE_CDN Extremely rare rich thing lol. As a poor Southern kid we got a similar treatment to what you mentioned and then if we acted up again we just got beat. The whole Southern Socialite hasn't really existed in a long time although there are still pockets here or there.
I think it is nice to see a time when people were just unapologetically people… glad ice cube had a helping hand whether it be for comedic purpose or educational. People are still mostly kind in public but online personas scare me. It paints a picture that a divide in society is larger than it really is. Sorry for typos and have a great day :D
Its like we're seeing both perspectives. What the black ppl see being in a white persons body, and the experience that white ppl now see because they are black
@@trivanaburris2854 He's correct tho. Melanin IS superior. They have always known that...... that's where racism stems from. They do sound quite comical saying it tho
You will typically notice that with Ethiopian (habesha) people. I saw an albino Ethiopian girl and she looked like a typical white girl. Many have Euro typical facial features.
@@teekaybe4016 Albino people in Ethiopia are few and far between , I think you'll find that most Ethiopians don't have euro typical facial features , the ones that do are mostly Amhara or Tigray , in the rest of the country it's not as common.
Damn. That girls poetry was decent, all things considered. My heart sank when that girl said "don't use big words" 😑 Disagree with me...but turning into a characeture of the culture was not the point. If she down plays her intellegence, it's no better than when white politicians speak down at black people by speaking 'slang' language just to appeal to a cultural subset. Not in favor of being seen as a monolith... and shit like this supposedly represents an entire race lol. Nope. First, its obnoxious and transparent and disingenuous. And second.... speak for your self mama... not everyone needed to reach for a dictionary. If anything, the viewers got to see the criticism that she got for "stepping out of bounds" of the culturally annointed topic/ and delivery. You can't win.
Not really, I mean 40% of her poem was overused/cliche content, 40% was just weirdly sexual and sorta gross, at the end though she put 20% of it in a pretty eloquent manner. Not to flame her though. Especially since if she didn’t have a lot of time to do it, like they split up for 10-15 minutes and had to come up with something.
The show is called “Black. White.” Came out on FX back in 06, and Ice Cube was indeed a creator and executive producer on the show, had 6 episodes and went absolutely nowhere. I don’t think it would last that long these days. Absolutely great fodder for content.
It's amazing this show went no where but Love & Hip Hop went everywhere! If these people were fighting, throwing tables and drinks, this show would be a hit. Sad to say.😢
Please talk about CYN G who is Cynthia Lynn green. She hates black men. She's talking about huge jinnings and not having blood anymore. She is trying to coarse a lot of black women to stop dating black men. Cynthia Lynn green is CYN G Cynthia Lynn green hates black man. She would most certainly talk about preach and his white wife because she hates black men. She thinks all black men are dusty's and men of no value.
I remember this show. It's called Black. White. It aired on FX, and was executive produced by Ice Cube. As a social experiment a black family, and a white family switched roles, and basically cosplayed as the opposite race to gain some new understanding of each other.
@@brian_Austin27 Jesus man when people say they don’t see color they don’t mean literally 😂 they mean they don’t Look at someone and say “hey that’s a black man/white man”.
@@PapeySapote lmao u really think they say that, that's bullshit u dont have to say oh hey that's a black man, u can use terms like African American Male or female. Nobody never says I don't see color when it comes to white people cause we see their color, it's mainly used towards black people to make non black and white people feel better(not or less racist) I want u to see that I'm black, and if u saw a black person on the street u just dont do hey person who's skin color i dont see and it's the wording and phrasing that u use it in😑😑
@@brian_Austin27 the black kid in the video said “my generation doesn’t see race”. You don’t get to speak for everyone 😂 also you’re taking the saying too literal. That’s not the first thing people say to themselves when they see black/white people. Things just flew over your head
When we say, " we don't see color", what I usually mean is that while I'm talking to you my perception the fact that your white, or your black or any other ethnic race, those features come into play as the very last thing, and or if I would have to describe you to someone, otherwise your personality , your ability to communicate comes first, if communicating with you is constantly a struggle, doesn't matter your ethnic race, we won't be talking anytime soon.
@@brokenleftearbuglord9106 COME ON DOWN TO KRAZEEE PREACH'S "HOUSE OF BONGS"!! you'd have to be stoned to miss this!!! (Edibles not supplied. Life may seem much more hilarious than normal)
@@TheTee777 He was just an executive producer I believe. So he might have just invested some cash and was completely hands off. I've been wondering for 15+ years to know if Ice Cube knew how bad this was before it was released lol
Nah. You gotta put this out for everybody. This shit is TOOOOOOOOO funny. And tbh I think it’s a great way to break down the stereotypes by literally showing people that we’re not all that different
*AMEN* This experiment doesn't have to be scrutinized so deeply. It's the EXACT smashing of all psychological and social barriers that this country needs to see. This shouldn't be a "weird" or "cringe" experiment. In fact, this should be done OFTEN. We need to get back to getting over race... back on track to 'colorblindness'. So playing with some "identity" and makeup should be fun - and these families seemed to really enjoy it, and it showed them a ton of things. Isn't this what we want? "How does this show exist" and all the nitpicking of every word ("racism detection") for deeper meanings or problems... was a little disappointing. I mean, Aba & Preach seemed to be having fun doing the reaction... but there was still this underlying scrutiny and nitpicking that was palpable. Didn't have to be. Just my opinion.
@@abandoned-mines-novascotia nahhhh, this shit is weird and anything can be scrutinized. If I meet a fake black or white person I might throw up, rs. If you want to play white or Korean for a day go ahead but you will be nitpicked also. Same goes to the people bleaching or severely tanning, it's a little sus. Same with the people who wear make up that makes them 10 shades lighter.
@@lordstove6089 it’s not really that deep. That attitude is exactly what’s wrong right now. Most things are not about race. White girls tanning are not trying to be black. Asian girls lightening their skiing aren’t trying to be white. That mentality just shows that you aren’t familiar with things outside your community; which is ignorance, and ignorance really is the root of all evil
No one in either family seem like real people. I love how the idea is that white people are all rich and black people are all stereotypes. This is the opposite of what the show claims to be about.
@@amaropargodj Not entirely, but comments like wow I can't believe people put on shoes for white people come right out of Eddie Murphy's skit about wearing white face on SNL. I don't know a single black person that ignorant.
@@davidjacksonarnold4949 aaah yeah, I mean it's reality TV so ofc there's a little pushing from the producers to harp on some things, exaggerate others, etc. I actually watched this whole series on Hasan's stream & overall they're pretty normal. The white family is super 😬 tho lol
@@datt5698 probably only the wealthy kids. Because normal so-called white kids don't even know what educate classes are I never did it. Because then again I grew up in Appalachian mountains.
@@willowb1527 not even wealthy kids. My family is middle class, and while there might be a few wealthy families in my area, most are middle class. And there is something like etiquette classes that I've seen some kids take (courtesy of fb posts). I think it is because we are in the South. (But the pics I saw on fb included kids of all colors.)
@@laurenbatson5918 Oh okay because I live in the south. And I I never heard about it except from A few rich girls at the private school I used to work at talk about etiquette classes.
I remember watching this show in 8th grade health class. We were learning about modern racism and all that. I admit I did like the idea of different people learning about different subcultures in America but even then the show felt so cringey. It felt like it was trying to sell awkwardness to reveal racism but ended up just creating cringe. If you guys are going to do more of these episodes be prepared, the cringe gets worse. Edit: again I’m not saying the show isn’t funny or that the premise of learning about different races through experience (similar to black like me) is bad. I’m saying the Interactions between characters and the weird moments feel scripted and fake making it look cringey. Furthermore this is just the first episode I promise it gets worse.
Humour is what will unite us all, something we can laugh at in common, probably why you can't make jokes anymore, social engineerings working exactly to plan and nobody realises... Everyone needs to lighten up, if you get offended by ANYTHING, you're slipping, they're winning.. they have power over you.
@@anthonyscott7520 ohhh. Thank you! And thank you for being so nice about it. I've missed so many movies growing up. I finally as an adult watched terminator. I thought it was a jokey movie like back to the future. But its actually a serious action film and it was really really good! I didn't get a lot of TV growing up. Ima watch it now. Thank you.
This video literally had me crying in tears until my wife came in the room and asked if I was losing my f****** mind I'm a grown ass man literally rolling on the floor crying you guys just always deliver that heat no matter what type of mood I'm in man you guys always lift it and I appreciate that s***
I have legit not laughed this fucking hard since 90’s and mid 2000’s comedy movies where you could still make a joke about anything and EVERYONE would laugh
What a fucking era man. They can’t make shit like this anymore since everyone too pussy nowadays. Wish I grew up in the 90s but I was born in 2000 🤦🏿♂️
@@williamchimezie7423 it really was lol. Much much simpler time when I was a kid around that time… all this black vs white vs brown obviously did “exist” but DEFINITELY not the way it has been projected the last couple years…. We really are being played against each other by our societal elites and telecommunication companies that control tv, internet, social media etc
@@poopbutt6241 yes, I get what you’re saying but honestly you don’t remember the 90’s super well if u believe that the brief moment that was the LA riots is anything like what we have been experiencing for the last couple years
As a golfer, if you’ve ever been at a small golf shop buying new golf shoes, especially in the 1990’s, they would occasionally help put the shoes on for you. It’s more of a thing of the past these days though.
Rose was honestly the best part of the show. That Baby really wanted to learn/understand. And her poem in the final episode was pretty good. I hope she's still awesome 🤞🏿
"We're doing something no one's done before!" WRONG. John Howard Griffin did a treatment to darken his skin and traveled through the deep south as a black man, in 1959. He wrote up the experience in a book, "Black Like Me." It was not some cringey little stunt, either. I recommend the book highly, even here 62 years later.
It also wasn't just make up he could wash off at the end of the night and sleep soundly. He actually had them alter his pigmentation so that it would last through his entire time there. The man was deep into Jim Crow territory without a lifeline during some of the most dangerous years of it. These people are chasing clout by showing how progressive they are with no real stakes.
@@Enderslegend He did have to maintain it, but you're right. It took days to fade. And he got into some scary situations for sure. It was also pure journalism of the first order. Another (unrelated) work of great, pure journalism is Hiroshima by John Hershey. Jon Krakauer also belongs on the list. I have read Into Thin Air and watched Into the Wild. Loved both.
I remember watching this when it came out. The show is called Black & White. What you may not know, is that Ice Cube Co-Created this show. Yes, THAT Ice Cube!
Me too. I don't remember it being so cringy though. I remember where the guy white said he didn't think he'd be offended by the n-word but I don't remember that jungle fever moment. The song he made for it was great. You can find some interviews they about the show. They're scarce though.
I too watched this show when it came out and I remember it being cringy. The worst, IMO, was when the white mom did some poetry when the black poetry kids was over the house, it was atrocious.
@@lilmaskreti I just Googled it - it’s called “Black. White.” It ran from March 8, 2006 - April 12, 2006 on FX. Ice Cube executive produced this tomfoolery 😂😂
It's like aliens did this show. Someone that never met a white person or a black person. Etiquette classes and slam poetry? Did no one actually talk to any white or black people? Lol
i had a teacher with the "freedom writers" fantasy, she cried when she had to kick a kid from the classroom, because he just didn't want to participate. she was fresh out of the teachers for america training, and she was not ready to run her own classroom, let alone the school where they dumped all the undesirables. her husband was a big player on the board of education, so she could've gone anywhere. she actively CHOSE to teach in such a school, saying she "understood her privilege and wanted to give back to the less fortunate", a nice sentiment on the surface but god was it one of the most indirectly condescending things i've ever been told.
You probably would had done better with a teacher that fully understood your background. But no, you got this creepy one cause she has to live and experience like in her favourite movie. Her desire is a priority over your rights for education.
Teachers of America is a terrible program full of white guilt. It offers nothing to it's members. As an actual teacher with an actual degree, never go through teachers of America
When the white couple in black face saw each other for the first time, the music was pretty much saying “ Take off your clothes”. Is that how white society see us on a every day basis, as over sexualized beings?
The show producers are purposely drumming up stereotypes. Nothing suttle about it. Etiquette class?!?! My etiquette class was a woopin at the dinner table if I sassed back at my parents.
Really this was to cringe lol man you need to lighten up foreal I’m mixed and the most cringe thing to me is watching a needle go in an arm or someshit.
@@janeca1189 "Zombie" is a protest song in memory of the two young victims who were killed in the 1993 Warrington bombings, Johnathan Ball and Tim Parry.
The thing is Ice Cube made this show to help people getting a better understanding and learn and I think that's a good thing. It's better than what I see anyone doing now. All people out here do now is spread hate division violance stupidity and I mean of course everyone isn't doing that but still.
I also wonder what sort of shop it was, the posh ones are going to serve people better & be more attentive. I remember getting my little sister some hocky gear, the usual sports shops didn't have what she needed so we ended up going into more specialist & high end sports equipment shops. As soon as we entered the door of the new ones they were asking what we wanted, giving us advice (my sister just got on the team & we knew nothing about hocky) & being really friendly & helpful. I'd never experienced that before & that was how they treated all customers, not just white ones.
The show managed to be racist to both white and black people, whatever that means, as there is such a variety of cultures in both that the terms b/w are far too generalizing.
1:26 reminds me of that game called For Honor, it lets you customize your characters a lil bit but theyre all like based on something you got a viking faction, a japanese faction etc. and its so hilarious to me how you can "change skin color" but like if you make the Highlander black it just looks like hes wearing blackface its so weird, and the best part is that his hair and beard is bound to equipable items which you cant change so it looks even worse
HAHAHA, I know. I think the families were honestly well intentioned, but the show itself looks to be very classist, showing whites as sophisticated upper crust, and black people as ill mannered and underprivileged. I think they should have picked more normal things that both people deal with, like just going to to the store, the salon, different venues, going to school, walking down the street, etc. This felt very staged, and like the show was based around stereotypes of what we think black people do, and what we think white people do.
I remember when this came on tv, it was worse than cringeworthy. It was like a weird episode of Atlanta, but they were legit trying to make some kind of “point”. It was a dark time in entertainment people. 🤣
If you're trying out for a blackface reality show, and the producers pick you, it's not because they think you're going to be respectful and respectable. That would not be a show. The producers picked you because they think that YOU think you'll be respectful and respectable. Now, THAT'S a show.
This is what I love about this channel: Pointing out that the special treatment may have been because of all the cameras, not necessarily because of skin color... And also cringing during the "I'll just walk in and high-five everybody" scene. It's just relatable.
Bro he kinda looks like Aba 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Haram.
🤣🤣🤣🤣
She is speed
Racially motivated 😭😭😂😂
LMFAOOOOO I can’t unsee it nowww LMFAOOOOOO 🤣🤣🤣
When the black son said, "I'm gonna do something white kids do". Then the next scene was the front of a school. My mind went 💀💀💀
LMFAOOOOO
School shter I thought they were going in that direction too😂😂😂
Please talk about CYN G who is Cynthia Lynn green. She hates black men. She's talking about huge jinnings and not having blood anymore. She is trying to coarse a lot of black women to stop dating black men.
Cynthia Lynn green is CYN G
Cynthia Lynn green hates black man. She would most certainly talk about preach and his white wife because she hates black men. She thinks all black men are dusty's and men of no value.
BRUH LMAO
Sameee
“ That’s offensive you don’t look black you look dirty” - Preach 😂😂
±±𝟏𝟕⑥𝟐𝟒③𝟑𝟒8𝟐𝟐.
🅦🅗🅐🅣🅢🅐🅟🅟.....
ɪ ʜᴀᴠᴇ ꜱᴏᴍᴇᴛʜɪɴG ʀᴇᴀʟ ʙɪG ɪ ᴡᴏᴜʟᴅ ʟᴏᴠᴇ ᴛᴏ ɪɴᴛʀᴏᴅᴜᴄᴇ ʏᴏᴜ ᴛᴏ
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
It's true...they look creepy
“These people rock and their talking about being black from their heart of hearts” 😭😭😭😭😭😭
I died at that part lmao 😂.
And she said “ I hope to god that this sounds BLACK”
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😂😂🤣🤣
"He look like a white man, who left a coal mine." You wrong for that Aba. 😂😂😂
*coal mine
How did you already edit this but didn't change gold to coal?
@@jonjameson6606 lol i didn't even see the comment twas edited !!
@@jonjameson6606 THIS
He looked like a coal miner with a helmet made of carpet
“ my name is Bruno and I became a black person “ I died HOLLERING
When the short-haired blonde girl was like, “I love black...”🤣🤣
When will they do yellow and red?
The white father didn’t look black, he looked Indian or Middle Eastern.
How the fuck is that middle eastern... or even Indian. He looks like a European who got overcooked under the sun
@@AlexIncarnate911 yea he just looks like he got a bad tan
Honestly though the daughter really pulled it off... If I saw her, I would believe it, same with the black dad being the white dude. Pretty damn convincing.
@@AlexIncarnate911 😂😂😂
@MannyP First people from the Middle east come from a range of places and come in all shades and although they can have a darker skin they do not look like that, more like tanned Latinos. Second, Middle eastern people and Indians look different within themselves and from each other.
This show aired back in late 2007 early 2008. It was crazy to watch even then. The white family looked terrible but I wasnt blackface. They werent making fun of us. They were stepping into our shoes to see what we experience. Educational purposes only.
You mean it and still looks laughable bad
The stereotypes are so highlighted in this show. I’m black and I’ve never done black poetry
whats white poetry? shakespeare? hispanic poetry? asian poetry? just asking cause i thought poetry was just an expression idk it came in shades
Why poetry poetry about cocaine
I feel yah, blud. High five me... 😂
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Don't leave me hangin' bruh... 😂
@@117Ender I mean there are various types of poetry through different ethnicities.
Hip hop and slam poetry originated from African American culture.
Sonnets and ballads from European culture.
Haikus and Lushi from Asian culture.
Didactic stems from Latin poets I believe.
So yeah, different cultures do have different types of poems that I’m sure are influenced from the environment around them. Just like music.
I'm white and my family fired the guy that ties our shoes before I was even born. not once have my shoes been tight for etiquette class.....
Spot on about only bougie white people going to etiquette classes. My white childhood etiquette classes were my father grabbing my arm and leaning in to angrily whisper in my ear, "Stop being stupid. You're embarrassing our family."
My Mom would grab my ear or pinch me on my tricep. My Dad would grab me by the scruff of my neck and give me the look of doom and sometimes a cuff on the back of the head. Oh, and I'm white.
I was literally a debutante, we had to go to etiquette classes, formal dinners, art and architecture lectures, and do volunteer work.
Lol
@@user-nw8tg1pg9y Wow! Is that a southern thing, or just a rich thing?
@@THE_CDN Extremely rare rich thing lol. As a poor Southern kid we got a similar treatment to what you mentioned and then if we acted up again we just got beat. The whole Southern Socialite hasn't really existed in a long time although there are still pockets here or there.
She still did the “don’t touch me black man” to her own father. 😳😂
IKR!!!! I'm wondering if the dad 🤔 felt some kind of way after the 📷 cameras stopped rolling 🤔?
@@nitatolbert9979 Probably belted her, like the good African dad he is. 😭
@@hiroshi7025 stfu😂😂😂😂
@@hiroshi7025 😂😂😂
@@hiroshi7025 😭
I think it is nice to see a time when people were just unapologetically people… glad ice cube had a helping hand whether it be for comedic purpose or educational. People are still mostly kind in public but online personas scare me. It paints a picture that a divide in society is larger than it really is. Sorry for typos and have a great day :D
Love the pic by the way!!
The divide in society has always been bigger than most are willing to admit. Financial and racial
It honestly felt like it was the 'Get Out' sequel we never asked for... Unreal scenes lads.
Its like we're seeing both perspectives. What the black ppl see being in a white persons body, and the experience that white ppl now see because they are black
This show looks both Based and Woke at the same time, WTF?
When dad was talking about basketball. I definitely got “get out”
Parents definitely got what they always wanted when in black face
@@trivanaburris2854 He's correct tho. Melanin IS superior. They have always known that...... that's where racism stems from. They do sound quite comical saying it tho
@@ampollard7041 where do you see where I disagreed?
As a black man, this is classic. I laughed my ass off. Took me back to the Chapelle show.
Had to watch this for a class in diversity back in the day. The white dad was a ashore no matter his race 🤦🏿♀️
Eddie Murphy also did an amazing skit back on SNL where he went out as white to see how he would be treated.
Got some brown sugar not in my oatmeal
@@THX5000 Eddie is a rare comic genius
Welcome to Tansphobia rotflmao
The white guy when he turned black he looked like a weird version of aba without a beard
I saw that too lol
@@theseareprettycoolbananas9471 He looked like Aba and Barack Obama. Abarack Obama.
@@eznosnopes5276 🤣🤣🤣
You will typically notice that with Ethiopian (habesha) people. I saw an albino Ethiopian girl and she looked like a typical white girl. Many have Euro typical facial features.
@@teekaybe4016 Albino people in Ethiopia are few and far between , I think you'll find that most Ethiopians don't have euro typical facial features , the ones that do are mostly Amhara or Tigray , in the rest of the country it's not as common.
Damn.
That girls poetry was decent, all things considered. My heart sank when that girl said "don't use big words" 😑
Disagree with me...but turning into a characeture of the culture was not the point.
If she down plays her intellegence, it's no better than when white politicians speak down at black people by speaking 'slang' language just to appeal to a cultural subset. Not in favor of being seen as a monolith... and shit like this supposedly represents an entire race lol. Nope. First, its obnoxious and transparent and disingenuous. And second.... speak for your self mama... not everyone needed to reach for a dictionary.
If anything, the viewers got to see the criticism that she got for "stepping out of bounds" of the culturally annointed topic/ and delivery.
You can't win.
she just wanted the pipe
Not really, I mean 40% of her poem was overused/cliche content, 40% was just weirdly sexual and sorta gross, at the end though she put 20% of it in a pretty eloquent manner. Not to flame her though. Especially since if she didn’t have a lot of time to do it, like they split up for 10-15 minutes and had to come up with something.
Her poetry was very good & I think some people feel jealous.
@@FaithsStardust Or just trying to help her
The s3xual innuendos were weird tho
"You don't look Black you look dirty." LMAO at the accuracy.
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Was thinking the same. Lol
NOOOOOOO 🤣🤣🤣
“Poetry slam Aba” is undefeated out here in these Internet streets.
It's the greatest thing to ever come out of CZcams
*Snapping fingers*
My favorite part of the video. Aba got bars.
UNDEFEATED!!!
A few of my black Israelite homies would be offended by a Canadian making that joke but it was funny asf to me 😂😂😂
...when she's reading on her MacBook while everyone else got a pencil and paper...
14:05
I lost it Lmfaooo
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Ice Cube made this show in 2006. Clearly things where different back then.
"i love black."
Black show producers: (rubs hands like birdman)
Is there another settlement that needs my help?
Dammit, Garvey. We missed to help another Settlement.
.... I know why she agreed to this... She got dat jungle bungle
How is this comment 3 days old
They must have privated the video
"I love black... I mean visually" Mom admitting more than she would like there 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Imagine the husband hearing those words🤣🤣🤣
"I like my hot dogs cooked EXTRA well done"
And that S in "somehow" was so long I'm certain she suppressed the word "sexually"
@Green G "ma'am chocolate or vanilla?"
Ma'am, responding quietly....
"CHOCOLATE 🍆"
Once you go black, you never go back
AYOOOOO I THOUGHT YOU WAS IN THE SHOW 😂 the makeup part tho nah that’s crazy 😂😂
I swr u like 5'4 are u rlly just wondering
@@tier___839 u know he short but u keep ask just to offended and bodyshaming that man , and make u feel better what a loser
@@azriel1668 it's Don Stever, I doubt he gives a fuck lmao. Literally one of the biggest trolls online
@@vasilakious8719 exactly what I was going to say lol 😂
@@vasilakious8719 I was about to say that
The show is called “Black. White.” Came out on FX back in 06, and Ice Cube was indeed a creator and executive producer on the show, had 6 episodes and went absolutely nowhere. I don’t think it would last that long these days. Absolutely great fodder for content.
It's amazing this show went no where but Love & Hip Hop went everywhere! If these people were fighting, throwing tables and drinks, this show would be a hit. Sad to say.😢
Props to Aba for finding the cringiest productions EVER. I’ve never watched a whole video while perpetually facepalming.
This is the most 2003 shit I’ve ever seen 😂😂
@@EspinalCarlos1 back when sharing culture between races was socially appreciated, and not "appropriation" lmao
Please talk about CYN G who is Cynthia Lynn green. She hates black men. She's talking about huge jinnings and not having blood anymore. She is trying to coarse a lot of black women to stop dating black men.
Cynthia Lynn green is CYN G
Cynthia Lynn green hates black man. She would most certainly talk about preach and his white wife because she hates black men. She thinks all black men are dusty's and men of no value.
@@EspinalCarlos1 Technically 2006.
@@youarebusteduser was wondering wtf you were going on about and looked it up. Cyn g has some screws loose
When Preach said "you don't look black, you look dirty" 😭 so fvcken true
Black couple : "ayoo waddup white girl ?"
White couple : "you're beautiful... visually, i love black"
😂😂😂
I remember this show. It's called Black. White. It aired on FX, and was executive produced by Ice Cube. As a social experiment a black family, and a white family switched roles, and basically cosplayed as the opposite race to gain some new understanding of each other.
Yup. It was good.
I liked it too. I remember this show as well.
That lady said how alot of people feel in real life “VISUALLY I like black”….that doesn’t mean you fw us for real, you just like the look 🤦🏽♀️
That part.
THIS COMMENT.
Periodttttt
Fruedian slip
Sis, we been knew.z🤷🏽♂️
This whole channel is just Aba fucking with Preach. He seems to never know what they’re gonna be reacting to lol.
I absolutely love it. Also the creaky floor
Aba knows, preach doesn't know
Damn you're right lol. I never really thought about it like that.
Especially when it comes to the Skippy videos.
I mean he does always say the topic of the vid
The boy was like “My generation doesn’t really see race” and then immediately after says “So im gonna do something only white people do” lmao
No they see race, people just play stupid, just ask them the question that Jane elliot asks white people and u will see that they see color😂😭😭
@@brian_Austin27 Jesus man when people say they don’t see color they don’t mean literally 😂 they mean they don’t Look at someone and say “hey that’s a black man/white man”.
@@PapeySapote lmao u really think they say that, that's bullshit u dont have to say oh hey that's a black man, u can use terms like African American Male or female. Nobody never says I don't see color when it comes to white people cause we see their color, it's mainly used towards black people to make non black and white people feel better(not or less racist) I want u to see that I'm black, and if u saw a black person on the street u just dont do hey person who's skin color i dont see and it's the wording and phrasing that u use it in😑😑
@@brian_Austin27 the black kid in the video said “my generation doesn’t see race”. You don’t get to speak for everyone 😂 also you’re taking the saying too literal. That’s not the first thing people say to themselves when they see black/white people. Things just flew over your head
When we say, " we don't see color", what I usually mean is that while I'm talking to you my perception the fact that your white, or your black or any other ethnic race, those features come into play as the very last thing, and or if I would have to describe you to someone, otherwise your personality , your ability to communicate comes first, if communicating with you is constantly a struggle, doesn't matter your ethnic race, we won't be talking anytime soon.
Stumbled across this n laughed my ass off. Seems like 2 friends having fun. Stay true to you guys n keep it up!
Yeah 😂💀
White girl trying to flirt with black guy-
“You’re nice- I- I love black- I mean visually…”
Damn Preach, I don’t smoke but your bong commercial makes me want to LOL
@@brokenleftearbuglord9106 COME ON DOWN TO KRAZEEE PREACH'S "HOUSE OF BONGS"!! you'd have to be stoned to miss this!!! (Edibles not supplied. Life may seem much more hilarious than normal)
been there bro
This show's writers were huge obviously huge Chappelle fans.
This show might be older than what Chapelle did.
@@ss-wu1vp it has to have been. If you've watched his material and still lack self awareness something wrong with you
Ice Cube is responsible for this one
@@TheTee777 He was just an executive producer I believe. So he might have just invested some cash and was completely hands off. I've been wondering for 15+ years to know if Ice Cube knew how bad this was before it was released lol
@@TheATHLETE420 he was a co creator as well
Nah. You gotta put this out for everybody. This shit is TOOOOOOOOO funny. And tbh I think it’s a great way to break down the stereotypes by literally showing people that we’re not all that different
*AMEN* This experiment doesn't have to be scrutinized so deeply. It's the EXACT smashing of all psychological and social barriers that this country needs to see. This shouldn't be a "weird" or "cringe" experiment. In fact, this should be done OFTEN. We need to get back to getting over race... back on track to 'colorblindness'. So playing with some "identity" and makeup should be fun - and these families seemed to really enjoy it, and it showed them a ton of things. Isn't this what we want? "How does this show exist" and all the nitpicking of every word ("racism detection") for deeper meanings or problems... was a little disappointing. I mean, Aba & Preach seemed to be having fun doing the reaction... but there was still this underlying scrutiny and nitpicking that was palpable. Didn't have to be. Just my opinion.
Thanks haha
@@abandoned-mines-novascotia nahhhh, this shit is weird and anything can be scrutinized. If I meet a fake black or white person I might throw up, rs. If you want to play white or Korean for a day go ahead but you will be nitpicked also. Same goes to the people bleaching or severely tanning, it's a little sus. Same with the people who wear make up that makes them 10 shades lighter.
Oh hell nah this is weird af and isn't as bad as black face, but this is as stupid as race worship or that trans race guy
@@lordstove6089 it’s not really that deep. That attitude is exactly what’s wrong right now. Most things are not about race. White girls tanning are not trying to be black. Asian girls lightening their skiing aren’t trying to be white. That mentality just shows that you aren’t familiar with things outside your community; which is ignorance, and ignorance really is the root of all evil
I'm in the flow state *click clack*
No one in either family seem like real people. I love how the idea is that white people are all rich and black people are all stereotypes. This is the opposite of what the show claims to be about.
they were actors
I don't see how the black family was stereotypical, they seemed pretty normal to me
@@amaropargodj Not entirely, but comments like wow I can't believe people put on shoes for white people come right out of Eddie Murphy's skit about wearing white face on SNL. I don't know a single black person that ignorant.
@@davidjacksonarnold4949 aaah yeah, I mean it's reality TV so ofc there's a little pushing from the producers to harp on some things, exaggerate others, etc. I actually watched this whole series on Hasan's stream & overall they're pretty normal. The white family is super 😬 tho lol
@@davidjacksonarnold4949 I mean last time I checked every race is ignorant racist disrespectful etc
Every-time when I think it’s going to be a normal day, Aba and Preach prove otherwise.😭😂
@😈ThE REal d!RtY DaN🥀 facts
@😈ThE REal d!RtY DaN🥀 Hola 👋🏽
Lmaooo true
People be like race doesn't mean anything and then do shit like this.
I mean if it’s on TV they were obviously paid to do it…Shit is so obviously scripted.
I don't know any white people that have ever been to etiquette class. Etiquette is boring af!!
@@datt5698 probably only the wealthy kids. Because normal so-called white kids don't even know what educate classes are I never did it. Because then again I grew up in Appalachian mountains.
@@willowb1527 not even wealthy kids. My family is middle class, and while there might be a few wealthy families in my area, most are middle class. And there is something like etiquette classes that I've seen some kids take (courtesy of fb posts). I think it is because we are in the South. (But the pics I saw on fb included kids of all colors.)
@@laurenbatson5918 Oh okay because I live in the south. And I I never heard about it except from A few rich girls at the private school I used to work at talk about etiquette classes.
That white family seemed turned on by trying to look black.
"My name is Bruno & I became a black person."
10 seconds in and I'm already laughing and shaking my head
Dude I saw this when I was in middle school, looking at it now…God it’s so cringe hilarious, I’m sad it didn’t come out now for the comedy
I saw that and was like..."Awww hell no!"
he got 50% done already
These dudes been on a roll and different level lately with their comedy. They're hitting a new stride
Now they just have to keep reacting to videos like this and they’re set
Been very influenced by patrice especially the last couple months. This clip was literally on o&a a decade ago
I remember watching this show in 8th grade health class. We were learning about modern racism and all that. I admit I did like the idea of different people learning about different subcultures in America but even then the show felt so cringey. It felt like it was trying to sell awkwardness to reveal racism but ended up just creating cringe. If you guys are going to do more of these episodes be prepared, the cringe gets worse.
Edit: again I’m not saying the show isn’t funny or that the premise of learning about different races through experience (similar to black like me) is bad. I’m saying the Interactions between characters and the weird moments feel scripted and fake making it look cringey. Furthermore this is just the first episode I promise it gets worse.
It’s funny not cringe , don’t be so soft..
@@AfricaGeo Nope. My cringeometer just burst into flames. It was an industrial model too.
This man just handed then the torch 2 potions and a sword and said it's cringe to go alone take this
@@AfricaGeo naw its straight cringe it is also funny tho so... idk this was all odd and I have no idea how to feel about it lol.
Back when tv was still kinda honest 🥳🤗🔥👍🏾
Back in the day when racially insensitive comedy wasn’t triggering or had to be PC… 🤣
It was just soooo rediclous that you couldn't just NOT laugh at it.💀
Humour is what will unite us all, something we can laugh at in common, probably why you can't make jokes anymore, social engineerings working exactly to plan and nobody realises... Everyone needs to lighten up, if you get offended by ANYTHING, you're slipping, they're winning.. they have power over you.
Cringe was STRONG with this one. 🤣
This is the kind of cringe we need in today's time.
And it hurts...
that slam poetry shit was so gay
You know how many times I’ve had to pause to gather myself watching this?😂
FUN FACT: Ice Cube is the Executive Producer of this tv show.
Deadass serious NOT JOKING.
Nah you lying 😭😂
Lmaooo stop cappin
Lmfao I need to see this myself... it's one of those facts that you must see lol
Nah, that's real
O'shea Jackson is the executive producer? Wow ! I don't even know what to say........
Ah yes, racial equality.
This comment is underrated
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
LMAOOO
Abas snooty rich white guy impression just comes across as a creepy Nicholas Cage, lol. Hilarious.
Lmao dead ass tho, I thought the same!
I lost it when Preach started to sing "Jungle Fever". That movie is so old, but still be so relative.. LOL
I'm embarrassed I thought it was just a song not a movie
@@livbensberg9218 angel haze ft. Kool a.d Jungle fever is what he was singing.
@@anthonyscott7520 ohhh. Thank you! And thank you for being so nice about it.
I've missed so many movies growing up.
I finally as an adult watched terminator. I thought it was a jokey movie like back to the future. But its actually a serious action film and it was really really good! I didn't get a lot of TV growing up.
Ima watch it now. Thank you.
Relevant *
Jungle Love or Jungle Fever?
*Oh wee, Oh wee, Oh…
This video literally had me crying in tears until my wife came in the room and asked if I was losing my f****** mind I'm a grown ass man literally rolling on the floor crying you guys just always deliver that heat no matter what type of mood I'm in man you guys always lift it and I appreciate that s***
LMFAO!!!!!!
I have legit not laughed this fucking hard since 90’s and mid 2000’s comedy movies where you could still make a joke about anything and EVERYONE would laugh
What a fucking era man. They can’t make shit like this anymore since everyone too pussy nowadays. Wish I grew up in the 90s but I was born in 2000 🤦🏿♂️
@@williamchimezie7423 it really was lol. Much much simpler time when I was a kid around that time… all this black vs white vs brown obviously did “exist” but DEFINITELY not the way it has been projected the last couple years…. We really are being played against each other by our societal elites and telecommunication companies that control tv, internet, social media etc
Same in the uk man, the glory days
@@Irockskinnieslol1 did you grow up in LA during the 90s? Lol so much racial tension
@@poopbutt6241 yes, I get what you’re saying but honestly you don’t remember the 90’s super well if u believe that the brief moment that was the LA riots is anything like what we have been experiencing for the last couple years
As a golfer, if you’ve ever been at a small golf shop buying new golf shoes, especially in the 1990’s, they would occasionally help put the shoes on for you. It’s more of a thing of the past these days though.
This is the craziest version of the ‘Wife Swap’ type of shows damn
1. “Trying to catch the music” is tooo accurate 😂😂 “here’s the base”😭
2. 10/10 on the commercial voice Preach👌🏽🤓
Preach lowkey sounds like Dr.weedphill doing the commercial
I've never cringed so much that it hurt. But when she said, "I figured I was just gonna high five everybody"
My chest hurt.
Am on that exact line in the video and I stumble upon your comment immediately wow....
"I figured that I'd help you all pass for Black"
white woman "Well, I figured I'd just walk in and high five everybody." I fell TF out.
I thought the daughter in the white family did do a great job. Even if she stood out she learned from them and assimilated fairly well imo
Rose was honestly the best part of the show. That Baby really wanted to learn/understand. And her poem in the final episode was pretty good. I hope she's still awesome 🤞🏿
"We're doing something no one's done before!"
WRONG.
John Howard Griffin did a treatment to darken his skin and traveled through the deep south as a black man, in 1959. He wrote up the experience in a book, "Black Like Me." It was not some cringey little stunt, either.
I recommend the book highly, even here 62 years later.
That was a brilliant book.
Now that sounds interesting. I'm gonna have to look that up.
Thanks. :)
It also wasn't just make up he could wash off at the end of the night and sleep soundly. He actually had them alter his pigmentation so that it would last through his entire time there. The man was deep into Jim Crow territory without a lifeline during some of the most dangerous years of it. These people are chasing clout by showing how progressive they are with no real stakes.
@@Enderslegend excellent point
@@Enderslegend He did have to maintain it, but you're right. It took days to fade. And he got into some scary situations for sure.
It was also pure journalism of the first order.
Another (unrelated) work of great, pure journalism is Hiroshima by John Hershey.
Jon Krakauer also belongs on the list. I have read Into Thin Air and watched Into the Wild. Loved both.
I remember watching this when it came out. The show is called Black & White. What you may not know, is that Ice Cube Co-Created this show. Yes, THAT Ice Cube!
Me too. I don't remember it being so cringy though. I remember where the guy white said he didn't think he'd be offended by the n-word but I don't remember that jungle fever moment. The song he made for it was great. You can find some interviews they about the show. They're scarce though.
I too watched this show when it came out and I remember it being cringy. The worst, IMO, was when the white mom did some poetry when the black poetry kids was over the house, it was atrocious.
Yep I remember the show and that Ice Cube co created or produced it but I also cringed at how staged it was
😲
How old is this?? I never even heard of this madness..
"He dont look black he looked burned" ayo Preach dont dead me dis morning 🤣🤣🤣🙌🏾
When the white couple see each other after the make up, their dialogue it straight up reminds me of Get Out.
Y'all have to do the rest of the episodes 😂
What show is this? Please tell me; I have to know. I know it’s some early 2000 Fox BS isn’t it? Lol
@@lisar.271 I have no idea! I would love to know as well cuz that stuff is w i l d 😂
@@lilmaskreti I just Googled it - it’s called “Black. White.” It ran from March 8, 2006 - April 12, 2006 on FX. Ice Cube executive produced this tomfoolery 😂😂
@@lisar.271 Wait this was by Ice Cube ?😭😭😭 Omg no wonder this show ran for like a month.
@@chelseae.6779 Ice Cube? Hell nah he needs to explain this
Being light-skinned with hazel eyes, I felt that father's pain.
Same cuhh..
Steph Curry
“This is more than Skippy Cringe” I 100% agree LMAOO
It's like aliens did this show. Someone that never met a white person or a black person.
Etiquette classes and slam poetry? Did no one actually talk to any white or black people? Lol
Omggggg yes 🤣 who picked these families
It’s ridiculous
If whoever made this show got shot in the face, I wouldn't condone it. But I would understand.
Ice cube made it. 😅😂🤣
Ice Cube Gangsta Rap Made Me Do It
i had a teacher with the "freedom writers" fantasy, she cried when she had to kick a kid from the classroom, because he just didn't want to participate. she was fresh out of the teachers for america training, and she was not ready to run her own classroom, let alone the school where they dumped all the undesirables. her husband was a big player on the board of education, so she could've gone anywhere. she actively CHOSE to teach in such a school, saying she "understood her privilege and wanted to give back to the less fortunate", a nice sentiment on the surface but god was it one of the most indirectly condescending things i've ever been told.
Yes! Because it is condescending!
Self importance and a facade of dominance to the "less fortunate"
You probably would had done better with a teacher that fully understood your background. But no, you got this creepy one cause she has to live and experience like in her favourite movie. Her desire is a priority over your rights for education.
Freaking white knight. Nobody who is there to "give back" out of white guilt belongs there. Too much baggage.
Teachers of America is a terrible program full of white guilt. It offers nothing to it's members. As an actual teacher with an actual degree, never go through teachers of America
"I want to do something only white kids do"
*goes to school*
bruh😂
When the white couple in black face saw each other for the first time, the music was pretty much saying “ Take off your clothes”. Is that how white society see us on a every day basis, as over sexualized beings?
The show producers are purposely drumming up stereotypes. Nothing suttle about it.
Etiquette class?!?!
My etiquette class was a woopin at the dinner table if I sassed back at my parents.
In the early 2000s you could probably say that, nowadays everything and everybody is over sexualized.
I think they're just strange people and a strange couple.
@@somber8233 yes you’re right
You know it. Of course. That's how we've been portrayed throughout history. Look at our mainstream celebrities in music. All hypersexual.
When the wife said "I love Black" yeah the eyes glow and she remembered Gerome and his "Blackness all 12 inches of him" hahahahah
If someone doesn't talk about how Bruno the dad looks like a knockoff Steve Carell from the Office (US) already!
Yeeessss! Totally agree!
“Heart of hearts I’m just hoping to god this sounds black!” Lol sounds like the teacher from everybody hates Chris would say.
😂😂😂😂 bruh that teacher was ALWAYS willing man. She would be infuriating in real life so I can't imagine what Chris' life must've been like!😂😂
Aba - “Cause right now I’m in the Flow State, Click Clack
This is Texas Baby, This is a Gun State” (Slam Poetry Ends)
Me - Riff Raff
I wanted him to end it with "this is a gun state, clip back" so bad 😆
Im sorry guys, i cant finish this. Cringe-o-meter is through the roof.
Fr I’m cringing so hard :05 seconds in
I clocked out at the slam poetry.
Cringe-o-meter
Really this was to cringe lol man you need to lighten up foreal I’m mixed and the most cringe thing to me is watching a needle go in an arm or someshit.
@@bruceleroy2840 bruh im from eastern europe where there are no black people, but even i can see how fucking annoying this would be for them.
If I enter a aba and preach vid and the people’s voice is early 2000s I know this is going to be a good one
“Wow, I feel like my stroke just got suddenly better.”
14:23 Ayee Aba slick was spitting bars 🔥🔥🔥
The fair skin parents looked like they fell In love again LMAO they locked hand and eyes so fast
Word. She went and got a black dude after this show wrapped up lol
@@morganbrown392 waaah hahaha
Not only are they doing Blackface, but Whiteface too 💀
Why is white face bad ?
@@thatsnotpudding The same reason as why people usually see black face is immoral?
@@gregwright98 but black people didn't do minstrel shows
the good old days of tv, they dont make em like this anymore bhoay
Do you not watch Netflix? I would say shows have easily gotten a lot better. Just thinking Abt black mirror gets me excited
@Henzo88 100p i agree with this haha
@@delamain2077 squid games looking great
@@delamain2077 Netflix is trash, plus black mirror isn't a Netflix original.
Facts
"the title of this is poem is: You try'na fuq?" 😂😂😂
Bruv how do yall find these videos? XD
Deadass
This was on back in the day
i swear
Hasanabi recently watched all the videos on twitch and brought it back from the dead. He has quite a following
This been on cable for years
Please do more of this show!! This shit was funny! “I’m inspired by Prince, Mary J, Dave Chappelle!” “The Cranberry’s for me!!” “👀” lmfao
What’s the show and where can I watch it
It's kind of strange that she's inspired by the Irish Cranberries, I really doubt she understand what Zombie is actually about.
@@msjujuz266 what is it actually about, sorry for asking but I'm interested,,I remember that song coming out when I was quite young.
@@janeca1189 "Zombie" is a protest song in memory of the two young victims who were killed in the 1993 Warrington bombings, Johnathan Ball and Tim Parry.
@@Dennicillin Thankyou!
Dude straight up looks like Eddie Murphy when they did his "white" make up in the undercover sketch 🤣
I knew it reminded me of something I'd watched and that's exactly it.
The thing is Ice Cube made this show to help people getting a better understanding and learn and I think that's a good thing. It's better than what I see anyone doing now. All people out here do now is spread hate division violance stupidity and I mean of course everyone isn't doing that but still.
Preaches cry of “no” genuinely sounded like a cry for help. I laughed at his suffering so much.
Mee too I can’t
Lol Aba had it right, I’m white and I was thinking “no ones ever put a shoe on my foot before” Poor is poor I guess
True
I also wonder what sort of shop it was, the posh ones are going to serve people better & be more attentive.
I remember getting my little sister some hocky gear, the usual sports shops didn't have what she needed so we ended up going into more specialist & high end sports equipment shops. As soon as we entered the door of the new ones they were asking what we wanted, giving us advice (my sister just got on the team & we knew nothing about hocky) & being really friendly & helpful. I'd never experienced that before & that was how they treated all customers, not just white ones.
For real man I had to put my own damn shoes on haha.
The show managed to be racist to both white and black people, whatever that means, as there is such a variety of cultures in both that the terms b/w are far too generalizing.
I guess you can't be racist if you target everyone equally
The person who came up this had to be on acid mixed with k2
Their is no white culture dear god
How did you comment 2 days ago!?
@@delamain2077
Damn, I guess most of Europe just doesn't exist for you.
1:26 reminds me of that game called For Honor, it lets you customize your characters a lil bit but theyre all like based on something you got a viking faction, a japanese faction etc. and its so hilarious to me how you can "change skin color" but like if you make the Highlander black it just looks like hes wearing blackface its so weird, and the best part is that his hair and beard is bound to equipable items which you cant change so it looks even worse
My name is Bruno and I became a Mexican 🤣.
Next time on RACESWAP
LMAOO
Going "oraleeeee guey" 😂😂
😂😂😂Between this video and the comments I am rollin!!
"I'm gonna do things only white kids do."
*Cuts to a school* 😂😂😂 That was some grade A editing right there
Lol
“I’m gonna do something only white kids do” and then the next scene I saw the words school. I was just like 😳.
LMFAO
OMG I did not even see that lmao wtf
Thought I was alone lol
HAHAHA, I know. I think the families were honestly well intentioned, but the show itself looks to be very classist, showing whites as sophisticated upper crust, and black people as ill mannered and underprivileged.
I think they should have picked more normal things that both people deal with, like just going to to the store, the salon, different venues, going to school, walking down the street, etc.
This felt very staged, and like the show was based around stereotypes of what we think black people do, and what we think white people do.
@@BattleBladeWarrior bro ofcourse it's staged it's reality TV 🤷🏾♂️
So far the best hospitality I have ever gotten was in Japan. Especially at hotels. I hope the world can learn from it.
this is one of those things where it’s so offensive it’s not even offensive anymore.
it’s like an Edic Andre skit or something from Family Guy
It's painfully hilarious watching folks walk on eggshells when it comes to race.
@Anonymus X Exactly 💯🤣
I remember when this came on tv, it was worse than cringeworthy. It was like a weird episode of Atlanta, but they were legit trying to make some kind of “point”. It was a dark time in entertainment people. 🤣
This was around the same time as "Moment of Truth"
Dark time in entertainment is true
If you're trying out for a blackface reality show, and the producers pick you, it's not because they think you're going to be respectful and respectable. That would not be a show. The producers picked you because they think that YOU think you'll be respectful and respectable. Now, THAT'S a show.
This is what I love about this channel: Pointing out that the special treatment may have been because of all the cameras, not necessarily because of skin color... And also cringing during the "I'll just walk in and high-five everybody" scene.
It's just relatable.
Aba sounds like Nickolas Cage when he pretends to be a aristocratic white guy 😂
I said the same thing. Beat me to it
Haha same thing I said
He does
That's high praise lol
STOP🤣 I see it now!
It’s been too long since the last Aba’s poetry jam 😂
Poetry flowetry
Aba went off on that Spoken Word 👏🏾👏🏾 I know it's supposed to be a joke but it was actually really good