My thoughts are: take a joke in context. TV shows like South Park or Family Guy are offensive, but they're equally offensive to every kind of person. It's fine when it's taken in this regard. If a friend tells you a couple offensive jokes and it was in that kind of context where they're just making fun of people in general, why should it matter? If you find it funny, laugh and enjoy your friend's company.
@Clorox Bleach going by your logic, the fact that you knew that she understood the joke means that you understood the joke, and so , you're racist too. Right? (Personally, understanding a racist joke doesn't mean we are racist. It just means that we are aware. So you're not racist, and neither is she.)
@@imfatloser1958 It means, Hmmmm Its a jester thats all. Howabout us ones that say "i cant be racist because i'm black". I heard this or read it somewhere for the 1st time a few months ago. Of course it has nothing to do with the movie i just wanted to see a brief opinion about it,( please not to make nothing big of it)
anas qureshi He was asking her to think about her actions toward him. How she assumed he was asking her for money just because he was black and on the street. He was offended and wanted her to know without being angry or aggressive toward her. I hope this helped! 😊
No-one's talking about it, but I actually thought one of the significant points they were making is how EXTREMELY agenda-driven her hypersensitivity is. She doesn't give a crap about jokes concerning Christianity--she just cares about "racist" jokes.
She was just virtue signaling by acting offended at a relatively benign joke, and then proceeded to be terribly raciest to a black man right to his face
@@martinwebb1681 that's different , Democrat is an ideology . Judging a party that fought tooth and nail to keep black people in chains and a 100 years of 2nd class citizen , afterwards ? He'll yeah I am
Kevin Yeoh now I understood what happened. I thought the white guy was racist, then helped the black guy with directions, and left the girl for no reason. I was so confused
@@imakeucry1336 Are you just upset because not every black person agrees with you. Every comment that says they are black, you had to comment that there’s no proof. What does that say about you?
@@probrickgamer clean white hoodie backpack… homeless? You got some well taken care of homeless where you live. Btw are you looking at the clothes or his skin.
Viktor the victor But it’s racist of you and the audience to assume her assumption was based on his race and not instead on his bummy scruffy attire. I didn’t cut the guy off but I did once assume a scruffy bearded white guy was homeless and about to ask for money when he turned out to be a college student looking for his friend’s building. The male date is still closer to being a racist here.
I know what this show was going for but I've literally never in my life heard someone say "sorry I dont have any money" to a clean shaven clean clothes black man who hasn't said a word yet and I live in New York city.
He's racist because if the racist act of telling racist jokes. She's racist by being "antiracist" in defending Black people but still holding racist stereotypes towards them. Bayafana.
phumelele makhoba no even us black people tell does jokes for instinct every one in my fam is black they be like if she was black she’d be gone just for fun not for disrespect
Alexander Todorov if ur in a downtown area it’s common to find homeless ppl dressed like this. i do the same with white ppl if i get the idea they might ask for cash because they don’t present themselves in a good manner. especially if ur coming out of a nice restaurant it VERY common.
Side moral of the story: some people like to talk about themselves in a way that is all good, and even believe it themselves, but when it comes to practicality, no one is immune to prejudice.
And the even more sad is that she lied when she said she had no money cuz she had money to pay the dinner even when the guy said he would pay it she just didnt want to give it to the black dude
she laughed at the sexist joke BECAUSE it is about her. if she was a man he would have said that's sexist! she is not black, so obviously she would not laugh at a racist joke! black people can make jokes about black people, when a white person does it, its obviously wrong because THEY cannot say that. for example you and your white friend's are joking and a coloured person joins, you might feel offended, which is a normal feeling. she isn't being a Karen, shes aware
I saw one pic a while ago and there was someone standing in a room (a white person i think) and a black guy lying where the shadow was and I think some people didn’t even see him lying on the ground
@@vladyslavtrofimov516 - She demonstrated what makes cat ladies. 2 out of 3 men in general aren't interested in committing romantically to SJWs and 3 out of 4 white men feel that way about SJW women. In any case, SJW women tend to reject conservative men before the latter get the chance not to commit romantically.
This video, and some of the comments, brings back a memory of something that happened a couple decades ago when my parents and I were at a train station near Washington, DC. We were waiting for a train but weren't sure whether a particular one would take us where we wanted to go. There was a black woman, perhaps 50 years ago, sitting and waiting for the train. My father asked this woman if the train went to that area, and the woman answered him with the information. However, my father was so "apologetic" about asking her ("sorry to disturb you"), and said so before asking and then afterward, acting as if he had asked the president, queen or pope. I felt so embarrassed, thinking this was not Mississippi in the 1950s in that some "social norm" had been violated. I almost wanted to apologize to the woman, saying that my father, who was perhaps 70 at the time, grew up in a different era, but realized doing so would awkward and would make it worse.
If anything, this joke can be seen as a parody of statements like "I can't be racist, i have a black friend", which usually try to justify racism, so the joke can actually be seen as anti-racist.
I disagree. Malcolm was talking about the people who smile in our face and say that they're our ally, while actively sabotaging our community. The woman in the film isn't a saboteur. She simply has unconscious bias.
I laughed at that joke and I am black. here is a more racist one Q: how many policeman does it take to lit a bulb. A: none they just beat the room for being black.
Creole Chicken It’s not about you specifically. It’s stereotypes. Whites have stereotypes too. But learn to take jokes. Time flies when your having fun. Idc what colour you are.
“I can’t be racist, my shadow is black!” Now that was funny and not racist. He was making fun of people who do / say racist things that they try to rationalize it by saying oh no am not racist I have several black friends! Edit: Wow this comment blew up. I never get likes my highest ever was 5
@@NoName-ms8jb Nice to know your mom is teaching you that everybody that acts negative is a troubled individual. Welcome to the 5%. The people that nobody talks about.
@@NoName-ms8jb also quit using this as an excuse for writing a terrible comment. You are just criticising humans as a way to expand your ego and trying to get me off topic.
Depending on how you look at it, this skit can be interpreted in a number of ways: 1. Actions speak louder than words: the woman was indignant over racist jokes yet showed that she was racially biased towards a black person. 2. Everyone has a little bit of racism. We end up absorbing it because it's all around us, and it can either manifest in racial jokes or in snap judgments based in race. 3. Humour is a great way to test compatibility with people. The guy's jokes may have been based on racial stereotypes, but the night would have gone very differently if she had laughed along. 4. Everyone is a little messy, so don't be quick to dismiss people. Yes, the guy could have told better jokes but the bad jokes don't make him a bad person. Similarly, the black guy could have been dressed better but bad clothes don't make him homeless. It's better to take a moment to think about things than jump to conclusions. Anyway, this was a good thought-provoking piece. Well done.
"I can't be racist, my shadow is black" was actually pretty good😂 I wouldn't consider it racist though, because it's commenting on the stupidity of white people saying they know a black person so they can't he racist. I thought it was kinda clever
Is it just me or do I personally just not find that joke funny? Like, I just didn't laugh at it. Not cause I thought it crossed the line or anything, just cause.
@@aydeepeperoni6018 the comment was made a month ago the hate was probably buried in the cs, but at the time i made this comment there was lots of hate
@@EasterTurkey nearly every sitcom has pulled the "woman faking orgasms" trope. The point is that you see the joke about that as a joke on a subset of men, and not the entirety, but see the joke about ribs as a joke against all black people. Who's to say there isn't a subset of black people crazy obsessed with ribs that deserve ridicule? And the joke is directed specifically at them instead of all black people? Also, I don't understand why liking ribs is a negative stereotype. It's probably an odd/annoying one, but how is it any worse than, say, the one about Russians liking vodka?
when people act all "politicly correct" but just as a trend and don't actually care about the racism and unfair treatment towards different groups of people
Treating others the way we'd like to be treated is a ridiculously long trend. It's like longer than this whole religion fad people are super into these days.
black people like to commit crimes, wait whoops i mean white people like to commit crimes, i almost said something racist by pointing out black stereotypes
So on point. Nowadays it sometimes seems that political trends and being always absolutley correct in everything we say is more important then real people. It surely is a part of it but it should not be used to profile yourself but to help anf inform in a good way.
@@CZcamsShortsIsACesspool Practicing not being racist is cool, but still not patting people on the back for the race jokes either. Either way, it's a step backwards and we should understand we are still capable of, knowingly or not, doing or saying something that can alienate, demean, and/or set back a people. Even as a "harmless joke" or "misunderstanding."
Love this channel always impressed by the depth the writing and acting takes. Her cutting him off and assuming he wanted money... questionably racism in my eyes. I think anyone would assume someone saying “excuse me” as you come out of a downtown restaurant is either selling something or asking for money. You should give people a chance to speak tho before cutting them off multiple times. That’s where I started to think she wasn’t so just after all
Did you notice her response? It was all about her, and trying to salvage her image. People say "excuse me" to me all the time when I'm out and about. Most of them want directions, now and then someone asks what time it is.
Definitely,I would say a racial joke is something to do with black or white or mix raced people,and a racist joke is a very bad stereotype that is taken seriously like when a Muslim ask you to watch ur bag social experiments,can u see the difference,might be hard as I'm not good at explaining things
A think one of my teachers taught me is a lesson about the saying "its just a joke" . The thing is does the person you are joking about take your joke as a joke. Its something to think about. But what a ending!
Judge people in a context-dont rush to dismiss them based on a scared reaction or a joke. Give them time, know them, be attentive and tolerant,be patient
I'm overweight and found this joke really funny, y'all stop getting offended by something that is not even potentially addressed to you. The character she plays is a snowflake, moral of the story don't be like her, just take a joke as it is :))
i figured they put it in there for a reason so i looked it up and it turns out the term "going dutch" (she says it when the bill comes) is from the British believing Netherlanders to be stingy. that's what you call great writing
"We're more concerned about being called racists than we are about racism"
^
Zach G agreed plus were all racist and prejudiced at some level
Zach G no other way around
Is that Macklemore?
My thoughts are: take a joke in context. TV shows like South Park or Family Guy are offensive, but they're equally offensive to every kind of person. It's fine when it's taken in this regard. If a friend tells you a couple offensive jokes and it was in that kind of context where they're just making fun of people in general, why should it matter? If you find it funny, laugh and enjoy your friend's company.
"I'm very sensitive to the topic of racism because the deeper I go into the discussion, the harder it is for me to hide my true thoughts."
This is what she really wanted to say🤣
Right on point.
@Clorox Bleach going by your logic, the fact that you knew that she understood the joke means that you understood the joke, and so , you're racist too. Right?
(Personally, understanding a racist joke doesn't mean we are racist. It just means that we are aware. So you're not racist, and neither is she.)
Tell your jokes and move on. You gonna forget it about in a day or two
I honestly believe whether we admit it or not we all have a bit of racism within us.
“I can’t be racist, my shadow is black” is literally a joke making fun of people that say they they can’t be racist because they have black friends.
Ohhhhh I actually didn’t know that
Hmmmm😒
@@LLStark what’s that supposed to mean?
@@imfatloser1958
It means, Hmmmm
Its a jester thats all. Howabout us ones that say "i cant be racist because i'm black". I heard this or read it somewhere for the 1st time a few months ago. Of course it has nothing to do with the movie i just wanted to see a brief opinion about it,( please not to make nothing big of it)
@@LLStark what do you mean it’s a jester?
And I asked because “hmmm” doesn’t tell me your full opinion like you just did now.
"You ordered the ribs. That's a weird first date meal to order." Savage.
“I’m not asking for money, just let that sink in a little bit” 😂
His facial expression is what had me rolling 😂
What does the last phrase mean??
anas qureshi He was asking her to think about her actions toward him. How she assumed he was asking her for money just because he was black and on the street. He was offended and wanted her to know without being angry or aggressive toward her. I hope this helped! 😊
@@larrenlistens yeah i get that ,but "let it sink in " is it like ",get it into your big fat brain " but in a nice manner?? 😂😂
anas qureshi 🤣🤣🤣 Exactly!!!
The guy acts racist to seem funny.
The woman is actually racist.
"Pretending" to be racist is still obnoxious. That's what racists like to say, that they were JuST jOkINg GoSH dOnt TaKe iT sErIOuS
Actual Communist Bun he wasn’t racist he was making stereo typical jokes
It's called subconscious racism. She is politically correct,but she is subconsciously racist. Yep!
Actual Communist Bun So 95% of standup comedians, of all races are racist? Is that what you’re saying?
@@QuitRuiningMyRecommendations So I can become a scientist by making a science joke!
No-one's talking about it, but I actually thought one of the significant points they were making is how EXTREMELY agenda-driven her hypersensitivity is. She doesn't give a crap about jokes concerning Christianity--she just cares about "racist" jokes.
yeah I know.
she is a total NPC.
Good point. I had missed that
That's such a good point. I'm a Christian and I guess I'm so used to people making fun of my religion that it went over my head...
I am sick of Christianity jokes and it is so common
@@zuzannablackmore4625 No one has the balls to criticize muzlims but Christianity is fair game because religious critics are chickens
"That's racist." "We're going Dutch."
Oh, the irony!
That’s true!
Wow. The best comment here
What does "we're going Dutch" mean?
@@Django0324 to split the bill
Did it have to do with Dutch people?
Terrible “that’s what she said” joke
Tyl3rAZ Michael Scott would be disappointed. 😂
James Wilkinson lol
Agreed.
Oh god, yes. Not moaning in ecstasy just agreeing
Falls off the bone melts in your mouth
"Yeah, I'm not asking for money...
Let that sink in a little bit."
That was epic, and the delivery was flawless.
What he did with his eyes was awesome, that’s good acting
@@salt1404 Ikr?
I don’t actually get it.
Paul Atreides What part don’t you get Paul?
@@proximacentauri2684 me neither, baby acting
Love this. It shows how a person can be racist without even knowing it.
It doesn't actually "show" anything, because it's fiction.
Actually, the whole point of being racist is you don't even know you are. Racist ones are always the other ^^
@@YourCreepyUncle. - It's the moral of the story. All good fiction has one. It's called the theme.
She was just virtue signaling by acting offended at a relatively benign joke, and then proceeded to be terribly raciest to a black man right to his face
It's called being a democrat.
@@basedbear1605 ... You're doing exactly the same thing right there 😂 ... judging a whole bunch of different people because they're Democrats.
@@martinwebb1681 fr 🤦🏾♂️😂
@@martinwebb1681 that's different , Democrat is an ideology . Judging a party that fought tooth and nail to keep black people in chains and a 100 years of 2nd class citizen , afterwards ? He'll yeah I am
Plot twist : black guy was his wingman.
Kevin Yeoh lmao
Kevin Yeoh made my day😂😂
Kevin Yeoh now I understood what happened. I thought the white guy was racist, then helped the black guy with directions, and left the girl for no reason. I was so confused
She was really a racist in her heart, which is why sh assumed that the guy was asking for money, not directions.
JoAnn Abbott bruh she aint he just looked homeless
When you’re black and laughed at the rib joke.
I did
I thought we like chicken and watermelon.
I didn't even get it
Takr a rib from anyone and youre asking for fists lol.
@@Joshuaeway03 lol, I was talking about barbaqued ribs
WIN! As a black guy I loved the irony AND his jokes😂
that means you are probably a laid back chilled dude :)
U could be a white guy we'll never know
@@imakeucry1336 Are you just upset because not every black person agrees with you. Every comment that says they are black, you had to comment that there’s no proof. What does that say about you?
Dude was dressed like he was homeless though
@@probrickgamer clean white hoodie backpack… homeless? You got some well taken care of homeless where you live. Btw are you looking at the clothes or his skin.
Dark humour is like food not everyone gets it
XD, you gonna get so many people mad lmao
@@sentientcapitalism3889 I know
Edit:that's the point
BRUH lmaoo
lmfao, like this, we need to see people get mad
Good one. But damn with the ribs' joke, I would've stopped laughing not because it's racist but it don't make any sense
"I cant be racist, my shadows black" Bruh im DYING
Josh Samuel same😂
Omg i ded
Ben Grimm those people have opinion
Best line!
I know im late but
Not funny, didn't laugh
That dude was born to be an uncle
ikr
a grandpa, he was supposed to be born in 1950 but there was a break in the system
He does tell Uncle jokes lol
Uncle with Benefits
I love the way he chalks up one last point for himself before walking away from her.
"let that sink in a little bit." The best line in the movie.
To the blonde girl, it was more important not to appear as a racist than being a racist.
You can be a racist but just don't show it to others.
I mean I agree but. A non offensive joke isnt really appearing to be racist. People will just label stuff as they want.
da96103
She wasn’t racist. Dude looked like like a bum.
@@AddBowIfGirl
She had the prejudice to assume the black man was asking for money, while the guy just made some jokes.
And you wrote "like" twice
Viktor the victor
But it’s racist of you and the audience to assume her assumption was based on his race and not instead on his bummy scruffy attire. I didn’t cut the guy off but I did once assume a scruffy bearded white guy was homeless and about to ask for money when he turned out to be a college student looking for his friend’s building. The male date is still closer to being a racist here.
I know what this show was going for but I've literally never in my life heard someone say "sorry I dont have any money" to a clean shaven clean clothes black man who hasn't said a word yet and I live in New York city.
Moral of the story: the guy isn’t racist because he made a racist joke, the girl is racist because she is.
فاء بن ألف' not even a racist joke just a dark joke
He's racist because if the racist act of telling racist jokes.
She's racist by being "antiracist" in defending Black people but still holding racist stereotypes towards them.
Bayafana.
No, they're both racist. The lady thinks she's not racist because she defends black ppl but she is.
phumelele makhoba no even us black people tell does jokes for instinct every one in my fam is black they be like if she was black she’d be gone just for fun not for disrespect
On point
Talkers just talk.
Doers do.
This illustrates the difference between what I call "performative wokeness" and actual human decency.
This is fantastic. Love how it ended so much.
CZcams has an interesting sense of timing when placing things on my recommended page
Totally
its all due to a program
same
That darn algorithm.
Someday it will be so good at making suggestions that none shall escape its allure.
“I don’t have any money”
HE SAW HER WALK OUT OF A FANCY RESTAURANT
It's a commonly accepted colloquialism that is generally understood to mean "I don't have cash"
He was dressed like a transient. If he came up to her wearing a suit, she wouldn't have assumed he's asking for money.
Not really the point but ok
@@JJ-yu6og transient how ? having a hoodie and a hat ? wow, here is the racist
Alexander Todorov if ur in a downtown area it’s common to find homeless ppl dressed like this. i do the same with white ppl if i get the idea they might ask for cash because they don’t present themselves in a good manner.
especially if ur coming out of a nice restaurant it VERY common.
"Excuse me maam, do you know the way to Rib City?"
"In the direction of your Dad's house."
“I can’t be racist, my shadows black.” HAHAHAHA!!!!!
dark humor is just like clean water, not everyone in the world gets it
facts
Dark humor is just like food. Not everyone in the world gets it
CooingThatguy bruh that's dark
Ya true but... it's the pass but the Shadow joke was funny doo
I see what you did there ;)
Side moral of the story: some people like to talk about themselves in a way that is all good, and even believe it themselves, but when it comes to practicality, no one is immune to prejudice.
For a second I thought your profile picture was Stan from It Chapter 2
@@onewiththeslugs8928 thanks?
Dorukan Kalem sorry it’s super off topic but it just popped into my head probably because I watched that series like 3 times this week 😆
@@onewiththeslugs8928 hahah no that's cool, just don't know if it's a compliment or a mock lol
Dorukan Kale It was more just me typing what I was thinking for no apparent reason XD I’d take it as a compliment tho Andy Bean is pretty rad
Would be funny if the dining table actually turned XD
"My shadow is black!" was funny as hell.
"I'm sensitive to that topic."
*Black guy tries to ask her a question*
"Sorry I don"t have any money."
Fookin hillarious 🤣🤣🤣
Ur comment is so underrated
thanks for telling me what happened in the video because i definitely didn't watch it
And the even more sad is that she lied when she said she had no money cuz she had money to pay the dinner even when the guy said he would pay it she just didnt want to give it to the black dude
That guy is not racist at all.
Lol she calls the police when she sees an African American in her neighborhood
She laughed at a sexist joke that was actually insulting her and was a Karen when it is about black people and then turns out to be racist wtf
There is a saying "The thief cries out "Thieves!"" - a lot of people blame others for doing the same things they do themselves.
What joke insulted her? A 2nd coming? How is that a sexist insult?
she laughed at the sexist joke BECAUSE it is about her. if she was a man he would have said that's sexist! she is not black, so obviously she would not laugh at a racist joke! black people can make jokes about black people, when a white person does it, its obviously wrong because THEY cannot say that. for example you and your white friend's are joking and a coloured person joins, you might feel offended, which is a normal feeling. she isn't being a Karen, shes aware
Based.
@@user-kt2uu9xo6v That has to be the most ignorant reply I've read in weeks.
Ending made me happy 😂
Simple, short, amd straight to the point. This was beautiful!
I legit laughed when he said, "I can't be racist, my shadow is black".
😂😂😂
(I'M BLACK)
racism still exists but ill let that joke slide since everyones shadow is black its a shadow
TheFirstGameHD yeah
Like ur profile picture cheifs all the way
I saw one pic a while ago and there was someone standing in a room (a white person i think) and a black guy lying where the shadow was and I think some people didn’t even see him lying on the ground
OK but why did I laugh at both of the jokes and I'm black
She was a bit over the top.. her real self came through in the end though..
"You Will Know Them by Their Fruits"
She's going to be lonely too if she doesn't keep her hands off the donuts and her judgmental SJW ways
What a bunch of drama. Agree with a guy although he could have tone it down a little.
@@vladyslavtrofimov516 - She demonstrated what makes cat ladies. 2 out of 3 men in general aren't interested in committing romantically to SJWs and 3 out of 4 white men feel that way about SJW women. In any case, SJW women tend to reject conservative men before the latter get the chance not to commit romantically.
@@liliks14 is that from I-mom
She has the right to her opinion. People need to respect people's boundaries
This video, and some of the comments, brings back a memory of something that happened a couple decades ago when my parents and I were at a train station near Washington, DC. We were waiting for a train but weren't sure whether a particular one would take us where we wanted to go. There was a black woman, perhaps 50 years ago, sitting and waiting for the train. My father asked this woman if the train went to that area, and the woman answered him with the information. However, my father was so "apologetic" about asking her ("sorry to disturb you"), and said so before asking and then afterward, acting as if he had asked the president, queen or pope. I felt so embarrassed, thinking this was not Mississippi in the 1950s in that some "social norm" had been violated. I almost wanted to apologize to the woman, saying that my father, who was perhaps 70 at the time, grew up in a different era, but realized doing so would awkward and would make it worse.
She is someone I don’t ever want to hang out with.
I once killed A man with my shoe
Probably because you’re racist.
@@AddBowIfGirl or maybe because she takes things too seriously
FlamingSword92
Racism is an ok thing to take seriously.
Ayanokoji
Bruh, that’s not a thing.
@@AddBowIfGirl she is racist wtf watch the whole video before commenting dick head
“I can’t be racist, my shadows black”, I’m black and that’s funny
Thank God ... The way we take things esp here on You Tube can blow anyone's mind ...
I'm glad you exist
Fr 😂😂 its only because I understand it
Is your shadow white?
@Tyler Jhonson when yu trie to poot prickles on thes burger cd :)
Very, very, very good. Excellent writing. One of the best short films I have seen.
To the script writer - point well made.
"I can't be racist, my shadow's black." - That's not even a racist joke. racIAL, sure, but not racIST.
If anything, this joke can be seen as a parody of statements like "I can't be racist, i have a black friend", which usually try to justify racism, so the joke can actually be seen as anti-racist.
I thought it was funny
thats literally 'the' joke and is implied
@@agiuggio1 What? No, it isn't.
Mythraen well technically that’s factually correct
"We're going Dutch"
Me, a dutch person:
That's racisme
She’s not wrong
It definately has apartheid written all over it.
Je hebt zo gelijk
LOL
WHERE TAHITI?
"Ribs are a weird first date meal." I didn't know there was such a thing, rofl.
Excellent! Thank you!! Most people are not aware of their own prejudices!! Love from Germany
She is exactly the kind of person Malcolm X tried to warn his brothers about.
That is true
Factual
Well thats basically the Democrats.
PREACH!!!!
I disagree.
Malcolm was talking about the people who smile in our face and say that they're our ally, while actively sabotaging our community.
The woman in the film isn't a saboteur. She simply has unconscious bias.
I laughed at that joke and I am black. here is a more racist one
Q: how many policeman does it take to lit a bulb.
A: none they just beat the room for being black.
wowwwwwwwwww these r so funny
R lol
😂
@Creole Chicken He was already speaking for himself you over sensitive lady !
Creole Chicken It’s not about you specifically. It’s stereotypes. Whites have stereotypes too. But learn to take jokes. Time flies when your having fun. Idc what colour you are.
OMG The ending is just!
At the very latest, she should have walked out at "my shadow's black."
“I can’t be racist, my shadow is black!” Now that was funny and not racist. He was making fun of people who do / say racist things that they try to rationalize it by saying oh no am not racist I have several black friends!
Edit: Wow this comment blew up. I never get likes my highest ever was 5
Lmao Ikr I laughed at this
or worse, the one's that say "I can’t be racist, I'm black". wtf?
No wonder she was so defensive
@bootnsoot You literally can't be Black and racist to Blacks That's void of logic...
Papa Riku you can be racist to any kind of race mate, not just to black. So a black person can be racist to white, Latin, Asian,...
It's funny because sometimes trying too hard not to be racist is actually racist. A perfect example is the Dean from Community
Who th3 bald guy? Always thought his loudness was rude hehe
The greendale human beings: the Dean’s greatest achievement at skirting any form of exclusion.
how??
Dean best girl
People who arent racist dont have to "try" not to be racist.
some people are so sensitive. watch till the end. this just may be my favorite short film
Oh my god that ending was the most satisfying thing I have ever seen
facts
Agreed! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
cinema girl 😃😂ikr he didn't even have 2 say 💩😸
Yess gosh I'm actually strangely relieved 😌. Also 999 likes there u go
Same.♡
“I am morally superior because I take joke seriously!”
your mom fat
Too seriously
900
🤣
Which one said that?
Brilliant observation and also a great example of show rather than tell in the storytelling. Loved it.
Wow... I love the "miss" and hat tip he gave her...
She saw a black guy and assumed he was a beggar. That makes her the true racist so the tables really were turned.
Congrats you described the end of the video do you want a reward for that?
@@phatassphilip1892 With that big attitude, you must be compensating for something.
@@NoName-ms8jb Nice to know your mom is teaching you that everybody that acts negative is a troubled individual. Welcome to the 5%. The people that nobody talks about.
@@NoName-ms8jb also quit using this as an excuse for writing a terrible comment. You are just criticising humans as a way to expand your ego and trying to get me off topic.
I started this thread and you butted in. The one who buts in is the one with the problem.
Depending on how you look at it, this skit can be interpreted in a number of ways:
1. Actions speak louder than words: the woman was indignant over racist jokes yet showed that she was racially biased towards a black person.
2. Everyone has a little bit of racism. We end up absorbing it because it's all around us, and it can either manifest in racial jokes or in snap judgments based in race.
3. Humour is a great way to test compatibility with people. The guy's jokes may have been based on racial stereotypes, but the night would have gone very differently if she had laughed along.
4. Everyone is a little messy, so don't be quick to dismiss people. Yes, the guy could have told better jokes but the bad jokes don't make him a bad person. Similarly, the black guy could have been dressed better but bad clothes don't make him homeless. It's better to take a moment to think about things than jump to conclusions.
Anyway, this was a good thought-provoking piece. Well done.
yep
Imo Emah agreed, nice job man
I thought those jokes were hilarious what do you mean bad jokes?
Nicholas Fitzgerald omg ur rascit
Scratch the second one...blacks cant be racist cause they... we r already black. I dont see how we can be racist.😂
When he said " something tells me we're on the same page here", he was very accurate
What a perfectly sweet ending. Did not see that coming
Is this amy schumer
Madena Rose
💀 lool
Too skinny to be Amy Schumer
That's racist towards fat people.
George White fat is not a race...
Michael Hellwig it was a joke
"I can't be racist, my shadow is black" was actually pretty good😂 I wouldn't consider it racist though, because it's commenting on the stupidity of white people saying they know a black person so they can't he racist. I thought it was kinda clever
same
`the jokes were so funny i forgot to laugh
@CIA Well said!
@Nash yh i hate when ppl say that black ppl cant be racist because they absolutely can be!
Is it just me or do I personally just not find that joke funny? Like, I just didn't laugh at it. Not cause I thought it crossed the line or anything, just cause.
No one who tells jokes will ever say "I like that you're sensitive"
Who orders ribs on a first date?
Me, every date
my homie definitely dodged a bullet right there
literally..
This is why hr has my number on speed dial. Lighten up wimps
How I imagine all american white girls are like
Hell yes he did.
@@damien6333 not all are like that
stop hating on the actor, she's just acting from the script.
If people don't like her that means she did well.
Who’s hating tho?
No one is hating on her wtf?
@@aydeepeperoni6018 the comment was made a month ago the hate was probably buried in the cs, but at the time i made this comment there was lots of hate
@@rizlem8653 okay but all i saw now is hate to people who are exactly like that girl, dunno if that's what you meant.
That’s a weird first date meal to order
Virtue signals hide vile hearts.
"I can't be racist, my shadow is black" I'll use that in future.
Liam Mahan 😳😳😳
Liam Mahan lmfao
Same
FOH
Me too 😆
“I’m sensitive about this”- is white.
All my black friends are okay with my "racist" jokes.
White ones in the other hand... Can't handle them
Cemil PCMR yep, that’s how it is with my friends and everyone I know too
White people can be sensitive about black racism too. Jeez
Cemil PCMR 😂complete opposite for me,sure I do have some black friends that take jokes but not most
she might be .. educated and doesn’t like them type of jokes because she’s done her research on what poc go through daily but Ok
“I can’t be racist, my shadows black” yooooo 🤣 I’m weak
the fact that this happens all the time too
aight.
sexist joke? "LOOOOL"
racist joke: "ha... ha..."
John Moo LMAO my thoughts exactly
What's sexist about making fun of men who won't satisfy their women?
@@EasterTurkey what's racist about making fun of black people who have a fanatic obsession over ribs?
@@TheUltraCarnage It's portraying a stereotype in a negative light. Jokes about idiots who can't satisfy their women isn't a stereotype or sexist.
@@EasterTurkey nearly every sitcom has pulled the "woman faking orgasms" trope. The point is that you see the joke about that as a joke on a subset of men, and not the entirety, but see the joke about ribs as a joke against all black people. Who's to say there isn't a subset of black people crazy obsessed with ribs that deserve ridicule? And the joke is directed specifically at them instead of all black people?
Also, I don't understand why liking ribs is a negative stereotype. It's probably an odd/annoying one, but how is it any worse than, say, the one about Russians liking vodka?
when people act all "politicly correct" but just as a trend and don't actually care about the racism and unfair treatment towards different groups of people
Treating others the way we'd like to be treated is a ridiculously long trend. It's like longer than this whole religion fad people are super into these days.
Pretty much how most if not all SJWs truly are.
Most of society and the left rn.
John Doe facts.
black people like to commit crimes, wait whoops i mean white people like to commit crimes, i almost said something racist by pointing out black stereotypes
So on point.
Nowadays it sometimes seems that political trends and being always absolutley correct in everything we say is more important then real people. It surely is a part of it but it should not be used to profile yourself but to help anf inform in a good way.
This is actually so ahead of its time
I'm not racist the children in my basement are black
lmao.. that was sooo dark n funny.
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no
@@persephone6123 you have anime in your profile pic your opinion does not matter
Natanel Davidoff it’s funny because it’s not even anime. I don’t watch anime lol
Real moral: Everyone sucks in their own way.
absolutely
The comments from 2 years ago were kinder, but you do have a realistic point, good sir.
Agreed
Wtf I mean no offense but not even close the guy was understanding, the moral is that actions mean more than words
@@CZcamsShortsIsACesspool Practicing not being racist is cool, but still not patting people on the back for the race jokes either. Either way, it's a step backwards and we should understand we are still capable of, knowingly or not, doing or saying something that can alienate, demean, and/or set back a people. Even as a "harmless joke" or "misunderstanding."
Wow that really took a turn I wasn't expecting
Was this video made 6 years ago? Really!? Super current with the present... brilliant!
Immediately thinks the black guy on the streets is homeless.
Yeah, we got it
Thanks Captain Obvious.
@@TheGozalus your welcome
@@jabari2884 You're*
@@TheGozalus thank you. For correcting my grammar. I needed it.
funny thing is, he was joking. she wasnt
Stealthy Shark ikr
Oh yas
Yes, killer ending
Not funny thing, he apologized for offending someone, his go-to move was to validate his prejudices..
Love this channel always impressed by the depth the writing and acting takes.
Her cutting him off and assuming he wanted money... questionably racism in my eyes. I think anyone would assume someone saying “excuse me” as you come out of a downtown restaurant is either selling something or asking for money. You should give people a chance to speak tho before cutting them off multiple times. That’s where I started to think she wasn’t so just after all
Did you notice her response? It was all about her, and trying to salvage her image.
People say "excuse me" to me all the time when I'm out and about. Most of them want directions, now and then someone asks what time it is.
I'm black and I'm not offended by these jokes at all. I actually got a good laugh. Lol
And she had the nerve to wear a black dress!
HAHAHAHA
😔
@@Blessedislitt ??
😂😂😂😂
But if her hair was black woo
I think there’s a difference between a racial joke and a racist joke.
Definitely,I would say a racial joke is something to do with black or white or mix raced people,and a racist joke is a very bad stereotype that is taken seriously like when a Muslim ask you to watch ur bag social experiments,can u see the difference,might be hard as I'm not good at explaining things
@@treybz8327 Wait if a racial joke is just for black white or mixed ppl can I be hella racist towards others
True , this was cleared up years ago by Timothy DelaGhetto. But it's alright all you gotta say is 'no racial' . 👍🏽
agricolaregs Elaborate?....
Nah. A joke is a joke. It’s not meant to be serious
A think one of my teachers taught me is a lesson about the saying "its just a joke" . The thing is does the person you are joking about take your joke as a joke. Its something to think about. But what a ending!
Judge people in a context-dont rush to dismiss them based on a scared reaction or a joke. Give them time, know them, be attentive and tolerant,be patient
imagine her reaction if he was gonna say a "fat girl " joke
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I dont think she is fat or ugly she is actually a pretty woman
Yo everybody above me is as sensitive as the girl in the video 💀 take a joke, jeez
@jonny the boy Lol she is an actress calm down.
I'm overweight and found this joke really funny, y'all stop getting offended by something that is not even potentially addressed to you. The character she plays is a snowflake, moral of the story don't be like her, just take a joke as it is :))
i figured they put it in there for a reason so i looked it up and it turns out the term "going dutch" (she says it when the bill comes) is from the British believing Netherlanders to be stingy. that's what you call great writing
Duhhh
@@Aman-uk6cs forgive me for not being familiar with 17th century European trade route stereotypes
Oh, I don't know it's pretty common usage here in India still. I assumed it'd be the same everywhere else 😅
People say this all the time, it’s a common turn of phrase for splitting the bill. Good job utilizing your google search bar though champ 👏🏾
lol im dutch (gekoloniseerd)
The black dude should have rebuked her by looking at the other guy and asking "excuse me, do you have any alms for the blonde?" Mic drop.
Wow wow wow such a thoughtful climax and an excellent message on what we think of others without correcting ourselves first
“I’m just really sensitive to that type of stuff.”
Said the homophobic gay man
And the racist sjw
Because your Asian?
Dot dot dots dots Dot No, I was just quoting the lady.
*Makes insulting jokes about priests and religion.*
"Haha!"
*Makes joke on racism.*
"That's not funny, we're through."
What does making a joke about priests have anything to do with RELIGION ????
@@aceshat8291 obvious reasons
Tony Tony Chopper ummmmmmm really?
Belsnickel priest is a profession, religion on the other hand is a whole different thing so... yes really
Tony Tony Chopper you can’t have a priest without religion since their whole job is based on religion
This is frocking hilarious. I'm definitely going to be using some of these.
Actions speak louder than words ladies and gents 👏