Idris Elba: Speech on diversity in the media and films

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  • čas přidán 9. 07. 2024
  • One of the country's leading actors - Idris Elba - has said that the UK "the most successful, diverse, multi-cultural country on the earth".
    But the star of "Luther" and "The Wire" said there was one problem - you couldn't tell that by what appears on our television screens.
    "Are black people normally playing petty criminals? Are women always the love interest or talking about men?," he asked.
    His comments follow similar criticism over the lack of black Oscar nominees last week.
    Idris Elba was speaking at a parliamentary meeting organised by Channel 4 looking at diversity in the creative media.
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Komentáře • 538

  • @mobotv
    @mobotv Před 8 lety +108

    Amazing speech from Idris Elba!

    • @guy31978
      @guy31978 Před 8 lety +2

      +MOBO Awards Forthed, the man is incredible

  • @carriemaxwell417
    @carriemaxwell417 Před 8 lety +84

    This is also about the class differences that exist in the UK. Many of the British actors we know of came from elite schools and neighborhoods unlike Idris who came from a working class background.

    • @lewisrees1704
      @lewisrees1704 Před 8 lety +21

      +Carrie Maxwell Exactly this. As much as I'm a fan of Cumberbatch, Redmayne and Hiddleston, they're not truly representative of the excellent acting talent we can offer.

    • @maddiesiegmund5623
      @maddiesiegmund5623 Před 8 lety +9

      +Carrie Maxwell Aye. Even Peter Capaldi, current Doctor, made a point of keeping his northern accent because British entertainment is only aiming to export the sounds and linguistics of the posh/upper class.

    • @keysersoze4322
      @keysersoze4322 Před 8 lety +2

      He said 'social background', I think he meant it as a better word for class.

    • @emilio2647
      @emilio2647 Před 5 lety

      @@lewisrees1704 what about Jason Statham?🤔

    • @darkcosmicmoon
      @darkcosmicmoon Před 5 lety +3

      Doesn't matter where they come from if they are great at what they do then it doesn't matter. To force diversity is an ignorant idea.

  • @KaylebLee
    @KaylebLee Před 8 lety +59

    "I’m not here to talk about black people; I’m here to talk about diversity.Diversity in the modern world is more than just skin colour. - it’s gender, age, disability, sexual orientation, social background, and - most important of all, as far as I’m concerned - diversity of thought."

  • @PoppyDog
    @PoppyDog Před 8 lety +13

    He links diversity to economics and industry. Brilliantly done. Much better way to come at this than to ask for change out of the kindness of people's hearts.

  • @kwameaugustine9480
    @kwameaugustine9480 Před 8 lety +19

    Brilliant speech by Uncle Driss, "True diversity" within all aspects of the media from behind the scenes to on the screen is needed. There has been some positive strides but speaking from the perspective of somebody in the industry there still is a vast amount of change needed for individuals from BAME backgrounds to be "appropriately" represented.

  • @MrSosa35
    @MrSosa35 Před 8 lety +207

    Why is it that whenever there is a call for racial and diversity equality that some Caucasions instantly feel threatened by this?

    • @twoheadeddatascientist3289
      @twoheadeddatascientist3289 Před 8 lety +25

      More diversity means less white people. Instead of pushing for diversity, push for meritocracy.

    • @Luvie1980
      @Luvie1980 Před 8 lety +37

      Because of systematic white supremacy.

    • @badelaja3173
      @badelaja3173 Před 8 lety +14

      +Arber Gega pushing for diversity means pushing for meritocracy. It is giving other people the opportunity to be the leading man/woman. e.g. black people cast as the best friend are not less talented than the white lead, just the lead is written for a white person and the best friend is written for a black person. It is about giving all people the opportunity, not reserving it for a specific part of the community.

    • @Theraiman616
      @Theraiman616 Před 8 lety +2

      good question 🤔

    • @RichardHorpe
      @RichardHorpe Před 8 lety +8

      +n Ade because Orange is the New Black is such an mediocre show am I right? Elba is not just talking about race, he's talking about the diversity of ideas and how people should keep an open mind.

  • @ds37
    @ds37 Před 8 lety +18

    Preach brother Idris! Absolutely hit the nail on its head, it's not about "boo-hoo black people didn't get nominated for the Oscars this year" I couldn't care less about awards shows for subjective pieces of entertainment. We just want equal opportunities for equal talent. It's an absolute legitimate wish and valid in every field there is, be it entertainment or not.

    • @CarbonUnitX
      @CarbonUnitX Před 8 lety +2

      +ds37 Exactly! And so many miss the point completely.

    • @halloweenville1
      @halloweenville1 Před 2 lety

      But black people are a minority in the western hemisphere, how can you possibly have EQUAL talents and equal rights, can you not hear yourself.

  • @RichardHorpe
    @RichardHorpe Před 8 lety +10

    guys, watch his speech before making judgment. this is amazing, and he speaks on a much larger scope than race.

  • @xDisengagedxDollx
    @xDisengagedxDollx Před 8 lety +3

    Idris speaks of a Britain that would make me proud. If I was to sum up my personal experience of British television/news media at present day it would be: an overall numbing of the senses. I believe in the core concept of diversity (and especially of thought) as the way forward for society. Listening to Idris project the same belief, straight forward and through his nerves, also while acknowledging the array of stories that make up our present day country and community (ie taking the time to include that Churchill's sexism existed and mattered alongside his virtues, and so did the racist atrocities of our British empire alongside it's accomplishments) was a much needed breath of fresh air. I for one am glad he found his way to such a platform in the first place, and am wondering about the other voices out there in our country.

  • @JokeTalent
    @JokeTalent Před 8 lety +19

    These comments are disheartening if not just straight out disgusting. People going from hearing what they want to hear to dismissing what his point is right out saying he only wants roles for blacks, when he said at the very beginning he is talking about diversity. Which isn't code for "Skin color", but instead its about various roles people around the world that you would see in everyday life if you step outside of your door. Working I meet injured people of various backgrounds, and mental capacity, and so on. That's a diverse meeting of life, people, and character.

    • @MissMysterie
      @MissMysterie Před 8 lety +4

      +JokeTalent Ii totally agree with you. I don't know why people believe and insist on reducing the scope of "DIVERSITY" to JUST white vs PoC. movies, tv shows are not in a great majority, very diverse. usually you'll have a majority of abled bodied, mental-illness free people, and a majority of men having the lead role. I'm eager to see someone with a physical disability playing something else than a random bystander, or a victim or a criminal mastermind. I am eager to see more women in Lead roles without tapping into the stereotype of the "strong woman", I don't need them all to be a terminator, but I need them to be multi-faced, same with men, I'm tired of the same good old bravado-macho man or the cynical asshole who's brooding for the sake of brooding! I want more colourful leads! we're served the same soup, the same basic dream everyone has where a LARGE CHUNK of people are not even allowed to shine. it should happen. I hope it does. some shows are doing it but I've noticed how censored, not-so-well received they are by those who are used to the current (and old system).

  • @francoisebowen
    @francoisebowen Před 8 lety +2

    Oh yeah forget the box, I loveeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee this speech. Straight to the point. Being a Caribbean Actress/Filmmaker and more (Antigua/Barbuda to be specific where I live and come from), diversity is needed among the writers, directors not just in the Caribbean only but in these big continents like America and Europe. They and we over look soo many great talents and don't realize it that will make any movie/tv series etc wonderful!!!
    Good speech Idris!!!

  • @Justinebeirne14
    @Justinebeirne14 Před 8 lety +12

    he challenges writers to increase imagination for increased diversity. Challenge accepted.

  • @johnnyray5515
    @johnnyray5515 Před 3 lety +3

    This speech is just as awesome now as it was when he gave this speech. This subject needs to be addressed and things need to change. It will enrich our industry, both on-screen and off-screen talent, and will draw in more fans and audience. Talent is talent.

  • @cacti-goon2995
    @cacti-goon2995 Před 8 lety +3

    I don't see Idris as a black actor... He's a hilarious, intellectual british actor whose a talent to this world... Thank you, Idris Elba❤️

  • @javakuppa3346
    @javakuppa3346 Před 8 lety +32

    What a handsome man and that posh sounding accent makes him even more attractive.

    • @Tojoj22
      @Tojoj22 Před 8 lety

      +Java Kuppa YES

    • @baokachi9767
      @baokachi9767 Před 8 lety +11

      +Java Kuppa That aint a posh accent!

    • @DanceSlinky
      @DanceSlinky Před 8 lety +4

      You have to be American if you think that's a posh accent! He is handsome though.

    • @Harvester236
      @Harvester236 Před 8 lety

      +Kei kei Considering he's from Hackney, he's well spoken.

    • @baokachi9767
      @baokachi9767 Před 8 lety +1

      ***** hackney is cockney.. which is very far from posh

  • @MrzPicatu
    @MrzPicatu Před 8 lety +28

    Wow, these comments are pretty unpleasant.

    • @MrzPicatu
      @MrzPicatu Před 8 lety +10

      Did a bit more scrolling and they're not just unpleasant, they're disgusting. Trolls and bigots. Idris Elba is fantastic, this was an amazing speech.

    • @derar123
      @derar123 Před 8 lety +1

      +SMEGY 89 maybe his skin colour made you deaf, I suggest you go and read Danny dyer interviews how he struggled to be an actor because he was not upper class to land a lead role.

    • @etherealachok
      @etherealachok Před 8 lety +1

      +SMEGY 89 Did you even listen to the whole speech? He said that diversity in the world is more than just race he is talking about gender, age, disability, sexual orientation, and social background, so why are you so threatened by this?

    • @carconnoisseur4615
      @carconnoisseur4615 Před 7 lety

      Likewise! Ignorance is Bliss my friend!

  • @MyLunaRose
    @MyLunaRose Před 8 lety +4

    Awesome speech Idris Elba 💜😇

  • @Delboy0
    @Delboy0 Před 8 lety +36

    The irony is as Britain has become more diverse, TV has become less diverse. In the 1990s there were plenty of shows with minority lead casts but something happened in the millennium where these shows disappeared. Two things happened. Independent companies took over British TV. These companies usually run by white Oxbridge upper middle class people were getting commissioned by their pals from Uni in the TV channels and non-white people and working class white people disappeared from TV for almost 15 years. This lead to British TV becoming very white and upper middle class in content. Secondly the decentralisation of the BBC from London. London is the most diverse city in the world and when TV was based there TV channels felt a duty to reflect this diversity in their shows. n But when different BBC and ITV became more regional UK TV forgot about their duty to represent minorities and just represented white people from different regions. People forget there are more non-white people in Britain than, Scottish, Northern Irish and Welsh people, but you wouldn't know it because for the British media having Scot, Welsh, Irish or Northern English person represented is seen as more important than a non-white person. So shows that would have had been about non-white people are now about white people from different regions in the UK.
    The problem is the lack of diversity in British has cultural problems. Not having diversity on UK TV means you don't normalise minorities to the majority population.When you have TV and everyone is white it creates an imagine in British white people's heads that this is what the UK is really like and non-white people are not part of the British life and weird. The UK is really diverse in the real world and pretty much every major city multicultural and London the biggest city has a 40% non-white population.
    Also not having non-white faces on British TV alienates British minorities. This means culturally they do not feel part of British culture and society if they are not represented as part of it in the media. You find most British black people watch US TV because they feel more represented there than British TV that is very white and middle class. What makes this lack or representation bad is that TV channels get 18% of their income from minorities yet we don't see that reflected in content. BME's don't get a discount on the TV license because their is a lack of content that appeals to them. They are essentially using minorities and working class white people to subsidise upper middle class shows like Josh and Miranda.

    • @sm-xc6fn
      @sm-xc6fn Před 8 lety +3

      +Delboy0
      Nice wall of text. I didn't read any of it.
      There is no such thing as a non-white Englishman, Scotsman, Welshman or Irishman.

    • @Delboy0
      @Delboy0 Před 8 lety +7

      shibby dibby You clearly can't read bigot.

    • @tedcrilly5751
      @tedcrilly5751 Před 8 lety

      +shibby dibby Exactly

    • @MINN2x
      @MINN2x Před 8 lety +3

      +Delboy0 OMG someone has notice as well....the same fucking thing happened in america. 90's was full of all kind of diverse shows but soon as the 2000's hit, a huge disconnect happened.

    • @willsoule4660
      @willsoule4660 Před 8 lety

      +shibby dibby So, if a boy from Dublin has a kid with a girl from Dublin and they raise their kid in Dublin, is the boy Irish?
      Oh, and they both come from immigrant families. Her parents were from Pakistan and his parents were from Canada. Is the second generation boy still Irish?

  • @lisabocook
    @lisabocook Před 8 lety

    My story is almost ready for him. Been writing for him over a year now. This is such a timely speech. And I can't believe there were actually 46 people who gave this a thumbs down. Dim bulbs, the lot. This speech was magnificent. Bravo.

  • @katsaliba9490
    @katsaliba9490 Před 8 lety +6

    Brilliant and important speech. Love this man

  • @adriancline-bailey3301
    @adriancline-bailey3301 Před 8 lety +2

    January the 18th, how late am i?? Great speech Idris, so grateful you took the time to write, say it and mean it. Fingers crossed for ALL of us in diversity, like he said, not just skin colour, but gender, disability, sexuality and more, even though its the Creative Industries, its a business and hopefully the people with the wallets can as he said take chances like Netflixx and cast out of the usual. and hire out of the usual. Fingers crossed. PS, Naomi Harris was SOOOO good, was sick in Long Walk to Freedom. Acted out of her *ahem, socks. I teared up. Ha.

  • @horsepheus
    @horsepheus Před 8 lety +1

    I love Idris Elba.. Not only is he incredibly sexy, but also intelligent and well spoken. Seriously no other actor has put this into perspective as well. Jada Pinkett Smith and co, for instance just annoyed the living shit out of me when they talked about it.. This guy just makes more sense.

  • @dahalofreeek
    @dahalofreeek Před 8 lety +1

    As someone who fucking loves film and good TV I love diversity. When I go outside it is diverse. For this art to feel as real as it needs to be it needs a cast that reflects reality. Idris is bang on about diversity of thought, some of the shows that go for diversity try too hard to be safe in their depiction and you get something weird and artificial.
    Boxes, exactly. That's what it all really boils down to.

  • @12watani
    @12watani Před 6 lety +4

    Enjooyed hearing him speak and liked the content of what he was discussing!

  • @carconnoisseur4615
    @carconnoisseur4615 Před 7 lety +1

    Impeccable Speech! Im thinking of becoming an actor as well!

  • @Alazoom76
    @Alazoom76 Před 8 lety +1

    Essential viewing in my opinion. A speech that will be studied and taken to heart for an entire generation.

  • @carconnoisseur4615
    @carconnoisseur4615 Před 7 lety +1

    Such a Classy guy! My mom and wife often say that I look similar to you! and after watching this im convinced! lol Thanks for giving my more looks when I go to the malls here in the US lol

  • @i_am_Vuss
    @i_am_Vuss Před 7 lety +6

    This comment section is woeful, funny how people bring out their true selves behind fake icons online

  • @a-love-supremist
    @a-love-supremist Před 8 lety +1

    Just finished watching The Wire. What a fucking actor! And yes, I already knew beforehand he was from London.

  • @fairygodmotherfucker7676

    Is there a transcript of this somewhere?

  • @iAMJM27
    @iAMJM27 Před 8 lety +5

    Wise words!!

  • @shawandahoward5648
    @shawandahoward5648 Před 8 lety +1

    wow i cant believe he really make his self sound American he is a great actor

  • @ilhan691
    @ilhan691 Před 8 lety +2

    UNBELIEVABLY TRUE THAT'S WHY A LOT OF BLACK BRITISH ACTORS GO TO AMERICA FOR MORE ROLES. DAVID OLEYOWO AND IDRIS ARE PRIME EXAMPLES

  • @NicoleFranklin
    @NicoleFranklin Před 8 lety +11

    Idris maps out the course. Follow his advice and the gatekeepers may finally get it right.

  • @clamda
    @clamda Před 8 lety +7

    Sexy man, and I'm a man, and straight
    Great speech!

  • @TMvsTKM
    @TMvsTKM Před 8 lety +1

    "We don't steal gold anymore, we win it" -

  • @emilyringstrom
    @emilyringstrom Před 8 lety +6

    Such a beautiful and intelligent man. Loved his discourse and hope that more will hear/see this. Some people need to think in nuances..... :)

    • @emilyringstrom
      @emilyringstrom Před 8 lety +2

      +Alpaca Male What a small-minded little fool you are.

  • @kimberly8695
    @kimberly8695 Před 8 lety

    I love you, Idris! There's no role you can't play!

  • @cheetowtf3930
    @cheetowtf3930 Před 8 lety

    His voice :OOOOOO

  • @nerdymindnyc5160
    @nerdymindnyc5160 Před 8 lety +30

    God some of these comments... Did you even listen to the speech? He said right at the beginning that the roles themselves DO NOT exist. People cannot "earn" roles they aren't even allowed to audition for. "Black male" is not a role written for a diversity of actors. It's a stereotype written for one type of actor. We have decades of evidence to show that casting directors have consistently ONLY even screened white actors for main roles. Even for characters which were originally written to be PoC.
    And you want to talk numbers? Women make up over HALF the planet but still get treated like a "niche market" across all industries from clothing to videogames. Television and film representation is grossly biased to support white, male, cis, straight characters. And surprise surprise, they are NOT the majority. If Film and Television reflected population numbers, there would be a hell of a lot more queer stories and Muslim characters and Chinese films.
    Most importantly: IT'S FICTION. We can have dragons and talking dogs and magic and time travel but god forbid you imagine a black detective in Victorian London.

    • @kimberly8695
      @kimberly8695 Před 8 lety

      +Дмитрий Мацнев What chu gonna do about it?

    • @emakua5
      @emakua5 Před 8 lety +2

      +Дмитрий Мацнев just like whites shouldn't have invaded, stolen from & colonised most of the world in the first place, but hey.

    • @MisterHeroman
      @MisterHeroman Před 8 lety

      +NerdyMindNYC Are you stupid? They cast certain people because that's how they imagine their characters. I'm not going to create a Jackie Chan biopic and cast a black man, I'm going to cast someone who is asian.
      And no, fiction is bound by certain rules - internal consistency. You can't just make up whatever you want.

    • @sheep3370
      @sheep3370 Před 7 lety

      Don Veda Vs The Killers The Turks would disagree

  • @Kraut_the_Parrot
    @Kraut_the_Parrot Před 8 lety +8

    I had hoped quotas would die with the Soviet Union.

  • @StormyKid27
    @StormyKid27 Před 8 lety +1

    what an amazing voice

  • @suadpolashek6400
    @suadpolashek6400 Před 7 lety +2

    I love love this speech IDRIS!!!

  • @christian1993smith
    @christian1993smith Před 8 lety

    This speech is also totally relevant to the UK music industry.

  • @TheWayIRage
    @TheWayIRage Před 8 lety +1

    Fuck you Idris Elba, for making me love you so much.Brilliant, beautiful man.

  • @viviancalender453
    @viviancalender453 Před 8 lety +1

    Well done. Thank you, Idris! Thank you.

  • @TellingItLikeItIs2000
    @TellingItLikeItIs2000 Před 7 lety

    "Reality TV hasn't quite caught up with reality". That is some insane shit right there. Very wise man.

  • @cindarella83
    @cindarella83 Před 8 lety +1

    So handsome this is what a real man looks like

  • @gloomy27
    @gloomy27 Před 8 lety +1

    I admire him so much.

  • @davidfgranger
    @davidfgranger Před 8 lety +1

    Shout out to Joe Cornish who made Attack the Block. Stick at it Joe, they'll remember your name one of these days.

  • @robinrobertson8690
    @robinrobertson8690 Před 8 lety +1

    beautiful speech and accent

  • @AfroVibez
    @AfroVibez Před 8 lety +1

    fuck it, forget the box - idris
    i wonder those who wrote the unpleasant words know where he made that comment. The beginning of the speech does not reveal how insightful and progressive his recommendations are.

  • @Auntkekebaby
    @Auntkekebaby Před 8 lety +1

    Great speech and handsome.

  • @SmD71nG
    @SmD71nG Před 8 lety

    I want more Idris Elba on MOVIES

  • @Oo2k10
    @Oo2k10 Před 8 lety +1

    This feel like a Ted talk. Very enjoyful speech.

  • @hitcherpark9050
    @hitcherpark9050 Před 8 lety

    Speaking of diversity: He has been cast as Roland Deschain from the Dark Tower series. It's been getting a lot of mixed responses but I don't care personally about them making the white lead character a black man; I just want the movie to be good

  • @Transportia
    @Transportia Před 6 lety

    2:30 "I'm here to talk about diversity. Diversity in the modern world is more than just a skin color. It's a gender, age, disability, sexual orientation, social background, and most importantly in my opinion it's diversity of thought." Too many comments here from people who don't seem to have heard what he's saying. Why listen if you're not, you know, actually going to listen?

  • @thecrimsonbubbles
    @thecrimsonbubbles Před 8 lety

    talking about empire, power and business to a room full of MPs. knows his audience!

  • @SmD71nG
    @SmD71nG Před 8 lety

    I like the way he talks...He is reading from a script

  • @celestineissharkeishano8048

    Soooooo charming and charismatic!!!

  • @adaorahabor7987
    @adaorahabor7987 Před 8 lety +1

    Great speech.

  • @ATodCoBlocks
    @ATodCoBlocks Před 8 lety +2

    so this is why he played chief bogo

  • @georgecaplan11
    @georgecaplan11 Před rokem

    The Wire wouldn’t be made today. Did anyone watching the Wire at the time think anything other than Idris Alba was brilliant as Stringer Bell.

  • @DarellDavie1
    @DarellDavie1 Před 8 lety

    Bless

  • @RaikenXion
    @RaikenXion Před 8 lety

    The Oscars need to stop trying to be so politically correct and just notice pure talent, regardless of whether the person is black, white, ethnic bk-ground, weight or sexual orientation. Its like a few yrs ago when they gave that film 12yrs a slave Oscars for the stars, that now just makes me think they only did it just to plz black people, then the next yr they give Oscars to gay people for some movies, then the next its focus is on Transgender Issues.

  • @dorothydandridge3937
    @dorothydandridge3937 Před 5 lety

    This is why it's important for black british actors to stay home and put up a fight

  • @cmuratf73
    @cmuratf73 Před 8 lety

    The flat screen TV on the right is very distracting. Very bad setup.

  • @darkcosmicmoon
    @darkcosmicmoon Před 5 lety

    As for Idris Elba he's not a black man he is Idris Elba that is who he is. In the end we are all one race regardless of color, It is time to wake up and stop this bs otherwise we are doomed

  • @gidi2498
    @gidi2498 Před 8 lety +3

    spike lee and jada pinkette smith need to learn from this....

  • @inspirationalpostbyleverso6263

    Breaking the rules and normal thinking helps to change applications.

  • @welfare589
    @welfare589 Před 8 lety

    What he said about the talent in the olympic team was true aswel. there should be more effort in looking for the best talent

  • @Karrllson
    @Karrllson Před 9 měsíci

    Why is Idris saying 'ARKS' instead of ASK ? I've seen him in plenty of stuff - he does not talk like that.
    7:55 - he says 'arks' then at 8:04 he says 'asking'.

  • @BigB0ss00
    @BigB0ss00 Před 8 lety

    Holy shit Stringer just busted out the English accent

  • @kevinclark2856
    @kevinclark2856 Před 8 lety

    Idris Elba good actor hope he gets the bond role

  • @athee569
    @athee569 Před 8 lety

    Legend !

  • @aryelmermaid
    @aryelmermaid Před 7 lety

    I loved Attack the Block movie.

  • @jinx5005
    @jinx5005 Před 8 lety +4

    OMG This guy is so hot

  • @TitoOnDeck
    @TitoOnDeck Před 8 lety

    James Bond material always speaks like this... always..

  • @Juliasblues
    @Juliasblues Před 8 lety

    Bravo ! Wow, more than an amazing Actor !
    " Fuck it, forget the box. "
    (Y)

  • @NosajKnows
    @NosajKnows Před 8 lety

    'Reality TV which I hate' love him

  • @matixboy5376
    @matixboy5376 Před 2 lety

    Vean este video y pongan una base de rap de fondo y sale un rolon xd

  • @kameronbasseri1953
    @kameronbasseri1953 Před 8 měsíci

    Brilliant man

  • @11_giovannaluisa21
    @11_giovannaluisa21 Před 4 lety

    bruh he deadass sounds like chris hemsworth, like legit chris hemsworth.

  • @atulouakilasitani4699
    @atulouakilasitani4699 Před 7 lety

  • @tiberiusmononoke6824
    @tiberiusmononoke6824 Před 8 lety

    24:10 The whole point of Love Thy Neighbor was that everyone was laughing AT the racist.

  • @aliciabarros5254
    @aliciabarros5254 Před 5 lety

    FAVOR TRADUCIR AL ESPAÑOL

  • @nerdymindnyc5160
    @nerdymindnyc5160 Před 8 lety

    Explain to me again why he's not the next Bond???

  • @SmD71nG
    @SmD71nG Před 8 lety

    MORE ON MARVAL

  • @sunrain4820
    @sunrain4820 Před rokem

    💕💕💕💕💕✌🏽

  • @Fook_Yu
    @Fook_Yu Před 8 lety +3

    BRING DIVERSITY TO ISRAEL
    BRING INTELLECTUAL DIVERSITY TO UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGE CAMPUSES

  • @CatrianaAbram
    @CatrianaAbram Před 7 lety

    how did I miss him not being American

  • @jacquelinewoo1900
    @jacquelinewoo1900 Před 7 lety

    Added: an odd case of reverse stereotyping is Neil Patrick Harris. He is often cast as straight. I can't say why. Am too stupid. Do people revel in the role reverse? Just watched A Million Ways to Die in the West. Not just How I Met Your Mother or Harold and Kumar.
    Hmmmm.....

  • @brave385
    @brave385 Před 8 lety +2

    but he wants to eat mowgli how can that be diverse?

  • @jasonholder6323
    @jasonholder6323 Před 8 lety +1

    seems like black people are going backwards rather than forwards. all the progress made seems to be slowly eroded. how badly we miss legends like rosa parks, malcolm x, mendela who took on racism square on. black people should be more concerned about actual lack of black direcors,playwriters and scriptwriters. until that changes i cant see us tackling racism. think of all the movies and tv shows especially american blacks and ethnic minorities are always given menial roles who just play the 'yes man' and are more of the white mans accessory. if you do get a black playing major role he/she dies very soon.

  • @roblex63
    @roblex63 Před 8 lety

    If you force anything on anyone.. ANYTHING, it won't work, If black people or any people want change you have to work at it....and it will happen...This " there must be more diversity thing " is akin to begging ..

  • @doomhead2
    @doomhead2 Před 8 lety +2

    you 32 yts need to take a seat and listen.

  • @3Storms
    @3Storms Před 8 lety

    No surprises for the man who appropriated "whitest of the white" Heimdall.

  • @JSTpacek
    @JSTpacek Před 6 lety

    someone send this video to google who apparently thinks different opinion isn't categorized as diversity.

  • @tobiasdodd3443
    @tobiasdodd3443 Před 3 lety +1

    hmm

  • @delta6tango2
    @delta6tango2 Před 8 lety +1

    Well that just about covered boxes