I died when Christian said, "if you have a BLM sign in your yard, I am coming over for dinner and I am vegan and I want chicken, so figure it out!" Such a great line!
@@user-vf3fz7qv6v I'm white and I can't even hang there for more than like 10 hours at a time. Can barely watch Portlandia because it's SO on the nose. 😂I'll pray for you cousin. 🙏💯💖
It's true lol. We're from Orlando and went to Portland a few years ago. The whole time my girl and I were like ok where are the black and hispanic people. It was a weird town.
So cute and so funny. Being black in the PNW especially when you come from the South is such a unique experience. It's nice to see someone relate and make light of the different kind of challenge it can be in such a hilarious way😊. Loved❤❤
I am from ATL. For my white people, he is not lying. My first culture shock was back in like 2011 when I flew out to San Francisco to kick it with my fraternity bro. I was Literally the ONLY black person on my flights and BART was mostly white, even most of the few black folk I saw were lighter than me skin tone wise. It was just different. I didn’t experience any racism or any negativity, it was just my first official culture shock. I was in my 20’s back then…like he said, here in ATL we are definitely deep.
You should have taken the 22 Fillmore bus in San Francisco, although it might be different from when I lived there in the 1980s. There is also the 24 Divisadero bus between the Castro and Pacific Heights. I would often be the only white person on these buses between Haight St and Sutter. I went through culture shock going from San Francisco to Texas to visit my family.
@@larsedik Yes sir…I can believe it. I had mini-shock when I went to San Antonio a few years. Although it was a melting pot, never seen that many Mexican people all spread out throughout the city like that. In ATL, there are pockets…but when are in the city, it’s rare. In San Antonio, it was like their ATL. 🤣🤣🤣 I enjoyed it though.
@@spiderpimp33 I grew up near San Antonio, and my family used to go there for vacations. Most of the people there are not really Mexican - they have never migrated from Mexico to Texas but have always lived in Texas, which had Spanish settlers before American settlers. There was a large native population in the area, and so most of the people are really more native than Hispanic, and they do not identify as Mexican, but as Chicano instead.
My 84 yr old white dad (i am mixed) thinks of atlanta back when he was a 20 something living in midtown. He has definitely noticed how different it is now with his old white casual rascism.
My son and grandchildren don't often share their experiences of being some of the only black people in the area of Washington State north of Seattle, but I often infer that some encounters are not all amusing.
Grew up outside city limits but in the LO school district. Never had a boat, but plenty of friends (parents) did. He is not wrong. In 4 yrs of hs, 1000 kids, I remember 4 total
I can see why you thought that but also don't be quick to generalize. I'm black- from NC and live in Seattle; no one ever assumes im Southern. We aren't a monolith. We don't all act alike and look a like. We have our different flavors as well, hipsters, hippies, hood dudes/girls, boujee/yuppie and sometimes a mix of all that in one lol. Humans are nuanced.
@@chenanigans spot on. I’m from Mississippi/Tennessee state line and moved to Portland a few years ago. Most people don’t assume I’m from the south either. Not all the same.
Nah being a tall young black man and walking behind someone you gotta try to look soft if you don’t wear glasses just cross or walk fast to overtake🤣😂😅
CREME had to reiterate to the crowd ( 💯% white pretty much) about the tall white guy response. The crowd was silent when CREME said his response. It was as if the crowd didn't understand what he said. White guy- " hey brother, what's up my bro " CREME - "huh- yo who, yo who"
Portland hypocrisy at it's finest. I support BLM, I do, but I do it from like the back seat. And I am not a backseat driver, I just turn on my gameboy and tone everything out. I once saw a white man in a park telling a black veteran about the racism here. I had a lot of really good points though. LOL, jk. But the dude was serious, and he wouldn't let the veteran speak. So the vet, just took a seat in the back of the conversation and let him rant. I was so offended though I had to walk away. I went out and had a sign made that said Black Opinions Matter like right away.
Black Comedian Comedy --- 1) "White people...." 2) "Racism ...." 3) "The police...." 4) "________ Obama..." Black comedians are restricted in their jokes, apparently. No new material permitted, I guess.
White comedians have been talking about dating, sex, having kids, their job or whatever mundane aspects of white culture they have wanted for all of time. Everyone just talks about their experience, and you may not know this but the black experience in America is heavily predicated on those things. If you’d like to hear no jokes, perhaps change your society so these issues are not common threads throughout the lives of most black people.
@@thehumancatalog "Everyone just talks about their experience, and you may not know this but the black experience in America is heavily predicated on those things." Nah, they're just copying the jokes other black comedians do. Eddie Griffen is the funniest black comedian with Dave Chapelle a close second. Eddie's jokes about a starving Ethiopean kid with a fly crawling across his eye makes poverty a starvation funny as hell. Only Eddie could pull that off. 😁
@@stevelangstroth5833 if you think Eddie Griffin or Dave didn’t make a ton of jokes about white people and racism then you are being willfully ignorant. Your argument therefore is that you like their jokes about race better, which is fair, but don’t act like it makes any other comedian trying to make a point about race automatically unoriginal.
@@thehumancatalog Nah, they all copy Eddie and Dave. However, Eddie and Dave do a LOT of jokes on other material. Dave does jokes about transgenders and Eddie does jokes on lesbians.
It’s a hyperbolic joke based on the experience of moving from Atlanta to Portland and experiencing the massive culture shock of moving to a city where black people make up 5.5% of the demographic as compared to 48% in Atlanta.
@@yosquidd242 I follow just fine, but there’s an art to the delivery in comedy. It just doesn’t hit right if you’re garbling words and reciting things. Speak to me so I feel it.
You will come over for dinner if I put out a sign? Don't threaten me social interaction. I WILL find vegan chicken....and have a friend of mine cook it. Cause I don't really cook.
He is at least as funny as the headliners who have Netflix specials, though he comes off like he is kinda new at this.👍👍 Race humor done correctly imo, picking at all sides equally wherever the joke has a chance to hit. Wishing the best to this hipster vegan trapped in a baller's body😅
I died when Christian said, "if you have a BLM sign in your yard, I am coming over for dinner and I am vegan and I want chicken, so figure it out!" Such a great line!
Yeah, I LOLd, NGL
"I was holding a green bell pepper and a zucchini.
I don't know how much more you people want me to do..."
I lost it!
This is 100% accurate....and he's being nice.
" I'm loving your blackness today"😂😄
I'm black and lived in portland for a few years (left recently lol) and oh my god this was so goddamn accurate!!
I have friends who do omg. Why is the "White Mirror" thing so accurate? I spit out my coffee when he said that. 😂
imo this guy just described the four types of white democrats. too funny.
Facts! I’m still trapped here. When I see other black people I’m like Jordan Peele Get Out it’s bad here for us
@@user-vf3fz7qv6v I'm white and I can't even hang there for more than like 10 hours at a time. Can barely watch Portlandia because it's SO on the nose. 😂I'll pray for you cousin.
🙏💯💖
"lake no negro!" lol! Good content, man!
That place is actually called that around here 😂
It's been called that for decades
It's true lol. We're from Orlando and went to Portland a few years ago. The whole time my girl and I were like ok where are the black and hispanic people. It was a weird town.
But everyone was welcoming i bet.
So cute and so funny. Being black in the PNW especially when you come from the South is such a unique experience. It's nice to see someone relate and make light of the different kind of challenge it can be in such a hilarious way😊. Loved❤❤
I doubt anyone noticed but he’s wearing a sea dogs shirt which is the MLB team from Portland… Maine. 😂
i randomly clicked on this because i liked your outfit in the thumbnail but this was actually such a good set😭 good job!
The other 8 black people he is talking about are probably on the Portland Trailblazers roster.
lol
I am from ATL. For my white people, he is not lying. My first culture shock was back in like 2011 when I flew out to San Francisco to kick it with my fraternity bro. I was Literally the ONLY black person on my flights and BART was mostly white, even most of the few black folk I saw were lighter than me skin tone wise. It was just different. I didn’t experience any racism or any negativity, it was just my first official culture shock. I was in my 20’s back then…like he said, here in ATL we are definitely deep.
You should have taken the 22 Fillmore bus in San Francisco, although it might be different from when I lived there in the 1980s. There is also the 24 Divisadero bus between the Castro and Pacific Heights. I would often be the only white person on these buses between Haight St and Sutter.
I went through culture shock going from San Francisco to Texas to visit my family.
@@larsedik Yes sir…I can believe it. I had mini-shock when I went to San Antonio a few years. Although it was a melting pot, never seen that many Mexican people all spread out throughout the city like that. In ATL, there are pockets…but when are in the city, it’s rare. In San Antonio, it was like their ATL. 🤣🤣🤣 I enjoyed it though.
@@spiderpimp33 I grew up near San Antonio, and my family used to go there for vacations. Most of the people there are not really Mexican - they have never migrated from Mexico to Texas but have always lived in Texas, which had Spanish settlers before American settlers. There was a large native population in the area, and so most of the people are really more native than Hispanic, and they do not identify as Mexican, but as Chicano instead.
@@larsedik Cool! Thanks for the quick lesson. 👍🏾👍🏾
My 84 yr old white dad (i am mixed) thinks of atlanta back when he was a 20 something living in midtown. He has definitely noticed how different it is now with his old white casual rascism.
I’m a vegan and I want chicken 😂😂😂gold
My son and grandchildren don't often share their experiences of being some of the only black people in the area of Washington State north of Seattle, but I often infer that some encounters are not all amusing.
I went to UofO, and I had almost all of these interactions. The craziest was, “tell me what it was like growing up in the hood.”
That last line was👌 👏 👏
You should sell this as a new Portlandia spinoff
This guy is funny asf LOL 😂
Great job bro! Keep growing 💯💪🏿💪🏿💪🏿
😂 seeing a black or brown person in Portland is like finding a four leaf clover. The black lives matter signs are so awkward
I love his laugh its so cute.
Grew up outside city limits but in the LO school district. Never had a boat, but plenty of friends (parents) did. He is not wrong. In 4 yrs of hs, 1000 kids, I remember 4 total
He sounds like he from Portland
Right , he’s not from the A
I can see why you thought that but also don't be quick to generalize. I'm black- from NC and live in Seattle; no one ever assumes im Southern. We aren't a monolith. We don't all act alike and look a like. We have our different flavors as well, hipsters, hippies, hood dudes/girls, boujee/yuppie and sometimes a mix of all that in one lol. Humans are nuanced.
@@chenanigans spot on.
I’m from Mississippi/Tennessee state line and moved to Portland a few years ago.
Most people don’t assume I’m from the south either. Not all the same.
No, Denver
@@chenanigans Don't be letting them in on woke! they might have an aha moment!
Killer set.
Here after the NPR interview- hope you’re with me! Can’t wait to see Christian live
I don’t know how much more you guys want you to do! 😂😂😂😂
I love this dude
"I killed her so hard" 😂
From Selma, AL he killed that set ...
That was actually funny
That was a great set - I hyuk’d like goofy many times ❤️
Good stuff man
yer amazing! much love!
Good routine, haven't seen this guy at all before this video, will have to check out some more.
White mirror part was good man
I haven't laughed that hard in awhile!!!!!!!
insanely good
Love it 👏🏽
Quality comedy. Bravo!
Figure it out lmaooo
love the portland seadog shirt.
Even though they’re based out of Portland, Maine. It’s the thought that counts.
@@kakakaseygagas Thats why i love it MAINE
Sounds like Minneapolis. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
"It's like this whole city is directed by Jordan Peele or some shit." Alright, that's fucking funny.
Nah being a tall young black man and walking behind someone you gotta try to look soft if you don’t wear glasses just cross or walk fast to overtake🤣😂😅
YESSSSS
OMG that's so Portland
What’s his IG? this was really funny 😆. Nvm I found it. Following!!
Thanks for the update
The Black in Boise, Idaho Experience
Super funny! Where's more content??
In Atlanta, Martin Luther King and Lester Maddox are the same road.
Lake No Negro!😂😂
This was good
Lake Oswego haha
Truth!
lmao lake oswego
Hilarious 😁!!!
This was funny
Funny likable kid!
He's called creme brulee but his profile pic is creme caramel
CREME had to reiterate to the crowd ( 💯% white pretty much) about the tall white guy response.
The crowd was silent when CREME said his response. It was as if the crowd didn't understand what he said.
White guy- " hey brother, what's up my bro "
CREME - "huh- yo who, yo who"
So true!!
Id start making shorts if I were you 🙊🙏🏿
Why? I'm sure his legs are skinny AF! He's rocking those overalls just fine
Not the worst. Keep going.
Please learn how to give an actual compliment
@@cremebrulee5751 oh my god. Your gen is actually as bad as they say. You’re rude and entitled.
Your comment however is the worse one. Even lower than scammers .
Good stuff. How am I just seeing this?
Hilarious!
You haven’t been to Durango, CO.
Sounds a lot like Minneapolis. The Portland of the prairie
But those white people carjack in MSP!
Good stuff. Hilarious. But there's a fifth type. Just another person. Like everyone else on this planet. Just another person.
Oregon is legitimately the 8th whitest state, just barely coming in after Kentucky, and Georgia is the number two least-whitest, so yeah 😅 🤷♀️
Hilarious 😂
Portland sounds The movie Get Out
He is handsome as hell, and he's right about Oregon - I'm white and Oregon made ME nervous. It's a special white up there.
More like off-white! Up there.
you should try living in atlanta.
Race jokes really need to be well written.
All black comedians know is race and sex jokes...without race or sex, they have no material
Duh! He wasn't telling Knock knock jokes my nicca!
Awesome 👍
Come to South East
Do you mean Florida, That is not 'merica!
@@yosquidd242 What is a ‘Florida’?
Nate Bargatze funny guy
S/O PDX Helium
You said being black in Portland what state are you talkin about?
Right at first I thought he was talking about Maine, but after reading comments it might be Oregon.
6’”2 and a half? He’s 6’1”
😂
yall do not use the artist's name anywhere?
It’s me I’m the artist and I go by Creme Brulee
@@cremebrulee5751 cool cool my bad
They prefer government names up there!
Portland hypocrisy at it's finest. I support BLM, I do, but I do it from like the back seat. And I am not a backseat driver, I just turn on my gameboy and tone everything out. I once saw a white man in a park telling a black veteran about the racism here. I had a lot of really good points though. LOL, jk. But the dude was serious, and he wouldn't let the veteran speak. So the vet, just took a seat in the back of the conversation and let him rant. I was so offended though I had to walk away. I went out and had a sign made that said Black Opinions Matter like right away.
In 2023 Lake Oswego has no crime. Beautiful place.
goddamn im glad i dont live in portland. this was wack. sorry lol
Black guy in Portland. He's vegan and he wants chicken :-)
Yeah, that chicken thing was a bit racist. Implying that just because he is black he can't get away from loving chicken despite being vegan.
Black Comedian Comedy ---
1) "White people...."
2) "Racism ...."
3) "The police...."
4) "________ Obama..."
Black comedians are restricted in their jokes, apparently. No new material permitted, I guess.
White comedians have been talking about dating, sex, having kids, their job or whatever mundane aspects of white culture they have wanted for all of time. Everyone just talks about their experience, and you may not know this but the black experience in America is heavily predicated on those things. If you’d like to hear no jokes, perhaps change your society so these issues are not common threads throughout the lives of most black people.
Also please tell me a joke Steve
@@thehumancatalog "Everyone just talks about their experience, and you may not know this but the black experience in America is heavily predicated on those things."
Nah, they're just copying the jokes other black comedians do. Eddie Griffen is the funniest black comedian with Dave Chapelle a close second. Eddie's jokes about a starving Ethiopean kid with a fly crawling across his eye makes poverty a starvation funny as hell. Only Eddie could pull that off. 😁
@@stevelangstroth5833 if you think Eddie Griffin or Dave didn’t make a ton of jokes about white people and racism then you are being willfully ignorant. Your argument therefore is that you like their jokes about race better, which is fair, but don’t act like it makes any other comedian trying to make a point about race automatically unoriginal.
@@thehumancatalog Nah, they all copy Eddie and Dave. However, Eddie and Dave do a LOT of jokes on other material. Dave does jokes about transgenders and Eddie does jokes on lesbians.
Lake Oswego is so yt
I nannied there for a bit and the intense smiling stares were creepy AF. I quiet quit that gig with the quickness.
I'm confused about what Portland Oregon you're in, cuz I live in Portland Oregon and there's black people all over the place
It’s a hyperbolic joke based on the experience of moving from Atlanta to Portland and experiencing the massive culture shock of moving to a city where black people make up 5.5% of the demographic as compared to 48% in Atlanta.
Wow! You sound like someone from Denver! You need to visit Houston or Atlanta or Baltimore.
I got vegan chicken babycakes😋🥳💘🥂
🌬️💨💚💚💚
Wow polite racism is the saddest funny thing ever
We live in world where no matter what person does it will always be bad because of their skin color.
Learn white history. You'll disagree.
🎯😂😂😂
He loves black people like Jeffery Dahmer loved them lol
Hey! Larry Bird is the best
Atlanta! Boooooooo!
I hope none of this really happened
He doesn't have a Georgia accent.
He must have been to school or he is bi-lingual.
Wow. On behalf of the Caucasian community, I apologize. At least they’re trying to be nice albeit in the most awkward and perhaps inappropriate way.
Slow down
Must be the weed, that stuff will make you null and void! Catch up!
@@yosquidd242 I follow just fine, but there’s an art to the delivery in comedy. It just doesn’t hit right if you’re garbling words and reciting things. Speak to me so I feel it.
Lake nonegro
His delivery is too quick. Slow down!
You will come over for dinner if I put out a sign? Don't threaten me social interaction. I WILL find vegan chicken....and have a friend of mine cook it. Cause I don't really cook.
🤣
He is at least as funny as the headliners who have Netflix specials, though he comes off like he is kinda new at this.👍👍 Race humor done correctly imo, picking at all sides equally wherever the joke has a chance to hit. Wishing the best to this hipster vegan trapped in a baller's body😅
He was funny till he wasn’t