GROWIN UP BLACK IN THE UK - we went through a lot fam.
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- čas přidán 20. 09. 2020
- Even though we are laughing about the things we endured growing up black in the UK, I still think that there still needs to be a lot of changes to the Education system. Black kids should be treated equally and the British school systems need to do better for the safety and the mental health of their black students. #blacklivesmatter
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Struggles being black in the uk - when the teacher would turn off the light in class and someone would ask where you went because your black 👁👄👁
Rachel big factsss or when there is a new African substitute teacher and ask “is that your dad?😂
Jason AHHHH 😭😭 it’s even funnier cause my uncle was my maths supply teacher
Somehow It’s like we all lived the same life 🤣😭
Can’t lie that’s grounds for a chin check IMO🤷🏾♂️
That's a universal experience no cap
when u see single braids which came out of someone’s head, just chilling on the ground at school
It happened to my sister once and the teacher kept it
There’s been a braid on the road to my school since the beginning off September 😂
People used to pick those braids up and give them back to me... even when they weren’t even mine
Kady Toure 😂😂 damn
Kady Toure wth 😂😂
For me it was, “do you take your braids out every night and braid it again for the next day?”💀
This is the truest statement ever made
im done 😭😭
Frrrrrrr and I use to say yes cause I was scared of being judged by the white folks for wearing weave 😌🖐
Bless them, i still get that and im 30. I just say yup. Its usually the older generation. They dont mean any harm but it's still funny. Depending on my mood i might actually explain that it takes 6-8HOURS to do and that it can last 2-3months depending how well you look after it/ how good the hairdresser was.
THIS ONEEEEE
Teachers were so rude to us but they remembered we're humans when there were sports competitions and athletics
Fr
Once in middle school they pit me up against this white boy football player to do a race on the track, I ended up kinda provin their point though cause I think either I won or we tied 😭😭
So true 😂
So true especially 100m 😂
Right???!!!
AMEN!
Black people to uk skls rn: are you not embarazz this is really embarrazin
👌🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾
FORREEEALLLL me and my friends say this all the time 😭😭😭
Factsssss
That’s all over tiktok now 😂
sweet cutiepie I used to say that
Who else is waiting for “things to leave in 2020”🙋🏾♀️
Michalovaaa it’ll be the only good thing to come out of 2020 fr fr 😭👏🏼
Number one: COVID lol
1) TikTok
this year is gonna be heftyyyyy
@@ChiaIsHere93 🤣🤣
"They forget their whole life but remember being racist" - Nella Rose is actually a legend
Back in school when your white friends in summer would be like "I'm almost as dark as you" 🤨🤔😑
I'm 99.99^% sure no-one ever said that.
MoonShottAlchem3ist yes they did 😂
@@dola_0016 not even in summer, they be tanning and saying that stuff and I'm just there like 👁️👄👁️
@@marzouk6270 they did
Oh gosh, and they put their arms next to yours just to prove their point #happensallthetime
So basically all of us black people struggled the same is school lmao 🤣🤣
Looks like it 😂
Yep😭
Honestly ey😹
Literally😂😂😂🤷🏾
I'm still struggling 😅😫
People really mistake our hair for a petting zoo kmt
@SM H True but you don't see black people petting white peoples hair. So something ain't adding up.
@Ewarton Charlton What exactly are you trying to say? Not all black people wear weaves yk. Never had weave but white people lovee to touch my hair
@SM H Yeah when i was in school i loved playing with white girls hair but I always asked first. That's what i have a problem with touching peoples hair without asking.
yes! omd don't touch my locs please 🤦🏽♀️😭
@@tyscotty648 I don't spend 5-8 hours getting protective styles just for people to mess them up the next day 😭
I am a black hijabi girl who went to a predominantly white school and i was the first hijabi to ever go there ... just imagine the racist AND islamophobic jokes i was getting .... one guy said to me do you get flashbacks from when you was jumping off the plane. I'm just deeping it all now 🥲💀💀
Fuck, that’s awful. You didn’t deserve that at all. So sorry you experienced that❤️🙏🏿
@@MRAAng-on2jg thank you ... i appreciate it so much ❤
you didn't lie , i didn't grow up in the uk but i did grow up in British schools in kenya , nahhh the racism was smth else even in my own country so they can't be chatting about "go back to your country" when their literally spreading their bs in OUR home
Girl, I'm so sorry you went through that absolutely disgusting experience. I hope you're doing amazing for yourself. Best way to get back at them
@@321girlwantstohavefun i am thank you 🙏❤
“They will forget there whole life, but will remember being racist” IM DONEEEEE 💀💀💀
this isn’t relevant but ur so prettyyyyyyyy
Nah but the whites with mad names like james vengaliam leviosa can be pronounced with ease but teachers cant pronounce a simple nnamdi😭
I’ve been saying this from day👏🏾
I can't lie, I'm black and I've always wondered how to pronounce his name tbh. It's not necessarily a white thing, it's more of an exposure thing
@@isaurak6693 Nahhh it's a white thing. White people are more inclined to learn difficult European names but demonize black names as too difficult. It is lazy, but there is no expectation for them to commit to your identity.
@@nikhefe16 am Kenyan and I was also struggling with pronouncing the name do yep I dont think it's a white thing, just what ur exposed to
@@yunukenye I am a Nigerian-American and witness it here in the states a lot. People will learn European names, and are exposed to Africans here in professional settings, but will ask for nicknames. Both names are intimidating, but I guess the exposure to white names in our school curriculums makes everyone here more willingness to pronounce them.
It’s sad that they went high school 10 years ago and it’s still the same.
as some one in the last year of secondary school now, it really hasn't changed at all unfortunately 😭
Yep I’m in yr10 n everything is the same about the toilets hair everything man even though I go to a black school teachers are still rude
They love of the few quite ppl in my school n when I tell u a few days ago this everyone was at the bus stop about 3 busses went past for what cause we “loud n ghetto”
ty scotty yepppppp!!🤦🏾♀️
Growing up black in UK was the ghetto. Didn't kill me, only made me stronger. I wanna thank my Mom & Jesus.
Periodddd
You lot need to stop the hypocrisy tho, talking like only blacks suffered in school. In my school, London, UK. the popular people..were actually mostly the black people, the ones with reputation. The ones you knew you could not mess with cause you get roasted 😁. Acting like only white people are racist.. honestly, I think blacks are more racist than white people. My input
@@VladScousov blacks?
@@VladScousov no one cares about your input
@@VladScousov unless you want to learn what not to say i suggest you stay out of this conversation
Was talking to my lighter skinned friends about colourism.... apparently they never saw it and it didn't exist. Chileeeeeee
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😬 Well In their eyes I wouldn’t expect for it to be so blunt for them but still
Chileeeeee educationnnn is key
GotAFedInAHeadLock lmao it’s basically an expression used to convey something ridiculous or unbelievable I’m pretty sure we all got from our black aunties/moms 😭😭
It’s just “child” but pronounced like “chaald” or just “chahl”
@@nahimgood4 as innnnn.....
JamimaJams wdym
My mum used to talk about princess Diana so much, I grew up thinking she knew her 😂😂😂
My mom does this about Meghan Markle. You would think they are good friends 😂😂😂😂
Theresa Amouzou same😭
I’m not even from the UK but even my African mom was obsessed with princess Diana all the way from america 😂😭
@byblis persephone lmao yes!! anytime the topic of Camilla comes up my mom got nothing nice to say about her. Shes not even a child of God in my moms eyes lmao
Everyday she's so generous and everybody loved her 😭
This is why we need more black 'coming of age' tv shows/movies. Imagine SKINS as a story told through the eyes of black youth!
Only black coming age movie that I can think of off the top of my head (that came out recently) is dope and no one talks about it
Someone needs to make black Skins no lie
Righttt on Netflix there are no black family shows I only wanna watch black shows cause it’s gunny
Blessing Stevens whats family reunion
Amazing
Them keychains and mugs had 7 different spellings of Milly and Molly fam
LMAOOO
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Babes even in South Africa these teachers are STRUGGLING with African names 🙈🙈🙈. In a whole AFRICA babes, you're on the continent and still can't say my name? Whew shem abelungu, they never miss 🤣🤣🤣🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦
Oooh they are black or ?? 😭
Fr .....white South African teachers that cant pronounce common isiXhosa Zulu names 🤦🏽♀️🤦🏽♀️
Phela labo onja
@@theinterpol kodwa they can say Sinead, Siobhan
This is so true and it pisses me off 😂😂😂. The struggle is everyone sham
The way my history teachers back would turn and look at me when he taught slavery and mentions Nigeria... i just stare at him like OGA CAN I HELP YOU ?
Daniella Charles "oga" 😂😂
fr like abeg oga face front and teach
😂😂😂😂
It’s sad cos I’m my year there’s only three other black girls so obviously we all stick together but even in my school we have barely any black people and then there’s another secondary down the road ish from mine who seem to have bare black students and were alone 😔😭
omdd there were three black kids in my history class including myself and CONVENIENTLY during black history we all sat in the same part of the classroom. the teacher would just turn his head a lil bit whenever he would mention Ghana, Nigeria, Jamaica ... as innnn are you okay sir 💀💀
I’ll never forget when I was put in isolation for having black and blonde box Braids ( because it was deemed unnatural) but my white peers were allowed to happily come in with their bright red hair kmt
I fully fully hâte wyt teachers sometimes, this same shit happens in my school my friend isn’t allowed her red braids when Caucasians have had pink hair. Okay Mrs Smith
One girl in my high school was getting told off for having red hair and at the time I had black and purple box braids and she said to the teacher "well she's got purple hair tell her to get rid of it" and they pulled me out of lesson next period telling me i had to take the purple out or be put in isolation, so i took out my fresh purple braids and they left the girl with the red hair !!!!
I had boxbraids which was black to brown and they told me that if I didn't take then out I wouldn't be able to 'socialise' with others ...whilst there's bitched walking around with green ,purple hair
one of my friends had red and black box braids, (it wasn't even bright lol) and they put her in isolation and told her to take it out soon or else she'll stay there for the rest of the week. then there was this white girl, (blue eyes and all 😭) with BRIGHT FUCKING PINK HAIR and she never got in trouble. some of the teachers even complimented her 🤦🏽♀️. likeeee i was angry for my girlie lol. some of these teachers need to gooo
Yeahhh and so many white people during lockdown got their hair dyed different colours and one of my black friends got black to blue box braids and was told to put them in a bun because the blue wasn’t suitable for school. 1. You can still clearly see the blue and a bun makes 0 difference 😭😭 2. Our uniform is primarily blue/navy and teachers are crying about blue hair instead of light bright greens and red streaks kmt 🤣🤦🏾♀️
I'm training to be a teacher and honestly, the training doesn't really go past 'so there may be students that are BAME, be sensitive'. Wanting us to walk on eggshells instead of actually talking about the issues that black students/pupils face. The universities and schools aren't asking black students/pupils how they feel and why because they're scared of the answers. It's middle-class white people in universities deciding what the 'correct' terms to use are that make them feel comfortable because they want to perpetuate this guilt for being white, victimising themselves. In an attempt to not be racist, they're still 'othering' black students so the cycle continues.
Hope you training is successful
Please be that change your school needs. Be the good teacher you sound like in this comment. Good luck!
JEEEE the intelligence and consideration in this comment is just delicious
I just think kids want to be taught properly that is all. Don't presume a child can't learn because they are black. All children can learn because they are being taught properly. What I get from today's black children is that they can't handle melodramatic white teachers who are thinly veiled racists.
The black community respects you💪💙
White kids beefing with their parents 😂💀 I swear this is applicable everywhere 😂
“Fuck u Janet”
“CAN YOU SPEAK AFRICANNN”💀
pain.... its like me asking do u speak british
If you think about it only kids would ask. Teachers/ adults never asked and i grew up in the late 90s in UK. With kids its a lack of knowledge. Ive lived here in Australia for a couple of years and im still learning about asian countries and Pacific islands and make mistakes in naming things/ saying things which may come off as ignorant to some. But i fess up and try again.
Ded af 💀
I got asked that bullshit all the time💀
ITS LIKE US ASKING THEM TO SPEAK EUROPEAN - DOESN'T MAKE ANY FUCKING SENSE DOES IT?
“Mandem are not even watching the movie, they are watching you” 😭😭 LMFAOOOOOOOO
i think he said mandem
ty scotty ohh
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Lmfaoooo
The of mice and men is so relatable 😩 I remember my English teacher pulled me aside to ask if it was okay to say the N word 😂😩
LOOOOOOL
So what they are trying to be polite and ask your feelings on it? This is what happens when race is forced down everyone's throats.
@@harrymail7 did she say it's a bad thing? Looks like she just finds it funny can you calm down?
@@samsammy9289 She clearly implys it in a negative way. Would she have preferred the teacher not ask her? You can't seem to win
@@harrymail7 that's what you've inferred cus you've got a victim complex cus you're white and think you're being attacked by this video. I've seen your comments all over you need to relax, the emojis make the comment look like she's laughing at the memory and you're all triggered like she wants the teacher to be sacked for asking her. Get outta here
This sounds a lot like how we live in South Africa!
OMG YESSSSSS
Yoh , Schools in South Africa are hella racist
Tf for real
@@andabooi2041 I thought most of South Africa’s population % was black?
@@hungryhippo17 it is
Honestly love being black wouldn’t change it for the world & that’s on period ❤️❤️
same girl❤️❤️❤️
It’s my biggest flex ❤️
Same sis
They wanna be us so bad anyway. 🤷🏽♀️
puntooooo
Bus drivers Have no soul they will look into your eyes your soul in fact but they will Zoom past
it's so embarrassing to run for the bus and miss it man 😭
Everytimeeev😭😭
It's even worse when there's people behind you waiting for the same bus and it just zooms past you even though you put your hand out and asking them to stop and the people behind you just look at you😭😭😭
@@Chxcobxby i felt this... its like youre speaking chinese all of a sudden
Goodness Mena 😂😂😭😭
A teacher once did my hair at school and put my extensions back in my hair
That's so kind :)
@@dijonay971 I know
Legenddd
I've had so many people from the UK try to tell me there isn't racism there. Sounds the like the same stuff we deal with here in the US.
because its worse or better in certain areas, if you were in a certain area then you wouldn't see it much so you'd think there wasn't much racism, if you were in another area then you'd see it a lot and the UK would be quite racist. Racism differs depending on what area of the UK you are in.
People who say racism doesn't exist in the UK, they are either being ignorant or they were in an area where racism wasn't as prevalent so they wouldn't have noticed it that much.
In my school, there was racism but it defiantly wasn't common, it was common for white kids and black kids to be friends, the major problems in my school was there was prejudice from the children against other children who were religious, especially if you were a christian. If you were religious you basically were deemed "stupid" and bullied a lot.
Yeah but it’s better Dan dying because someone doesn’t like u they don’t have access to all that stuff so it’s all they do is be racist
The racism in the UK is very well hidden most of the time, they may not have even realised it was such a big problem, honestly.
depends who you're talking to . There is definitely racism across the country .
Everyone violated whenever someone’s braid came out😭😭😭
I love when Nella gathers the avengers 🤲🏻
Avengers, assemble😼
Saaaaaaame
I’m born and raised in South Africa and this video was so relatable it’s craaaazy, how are all black people experiencing the same things 😕
What’s even more sad is that we are experiencing it in AFRICA!
It's sad, we just here trying to exist but it seems like there's no place in the world where we are treated well all the time and where our skin isn't the only thing people pay attention to, there's always something... Why does the world favor white or light skin... What's so praise worthy about it
I'm brown, Brazilian living in UK just sitting here watching you all shining and thrving despite the odds!
Brown? Where? 😂😂😂😂😂
Your profile picture shows your waffaling
Are u alright?
@@kowrtuy2996 I guess she meant mixed
@@raynepontes1881 nah, she said BROWN, she ain't brown sweetie
LOOOOL sorry why did we suffer????
Where are my black brits at🥳🥳🥳
queen L in Jail
John Wayne Chile anywayssss
John Wayne but you came on the vid to hate???
Kat B British is just a nationality so saying black brit would mean you’re a black person who was born/raised in the U.K. it’s not that deep. If you’re from Australia or Norway you’d be a black Aussie or black Norwegian.
Grace A that’s the point 😂
People constantly trying to 'match-make' me and the only other black person in my year group even though we had NOTHING in common other than the fact we were both black!
Innnnittttt
Thissssss
I'm experienced this as we speak
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It’s mad how true all of these things are. Laughing and realising how mad all black kids in the uk go through mad tings
When I was at uni staying in halls, someone tied my loose braid to my door handle. Guys it’s been rough I’m ngl 😂
Omdddd😂😂
noooo 😭😭😭
Lmao
Pain mannn😫😂😂😂
LOOL
Imagine I was the only black person in the history class n everyone kept looking at me when we were watching roots and asking me “yer ariteeeeeeee”😂😂
This made cackle 😂😂😂 or any African documentary, People asking if you understand what they are saying like Africans all speak the same language 🙄
Me the only black in my year
Omggg this happened to me all the time😭😭😭😭
I didn’t watch roots in history but in English my class didn’t watch mice and men either, since we were set 1 my teacher made us read it so I sat there, the only black in my class, listening uncomfortably for weeks on end as people were forced to say negro because “it’s part of the curriculum”, and people staring at me cos of it 😭
@@sonmaxoxo8714 that must of been torture 😭
Never forget having to study to kill a mockingbird for english gcses and my irish teacher used to say the n word with a hard -er and bullied my classmates who would refuse to say the word when reading the text out loud to the whole class 💀💀
Omds I feel you, we did move and men and our teacher only asked the white ooo to say it. There was one person that just skipped out it and our teacher made them go back and read it out and even felt the need to help them ‘pronounce it correctly’. Racism is so prevalent in Ireland it’s sad
It’s funny because Ireland has a lot of foreign immigrants, yet they are so close minded and so intolerant of different races/nationalities
Nella imagine I got accused of fraud, I was 12😭
Ur joking 😱. What happened???
That “testing, testing” thing shocked me 😳 are ppl mad or what?!
The fact this happened to me at work in this 2020 at my 21 years
This content is 100% needed. It's imperative to share stories/experiences growing up being Black in the UK. 👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿
Agreed 👌🏼
It’s crazy how the stories and experiences are so similar - I grew up in New York . It’s crazy .
@@amouzout I grew in NAIROBI and I can relate to some of these experiences. Crazyyyy how the black experience is so similar worldwide because of how anti-black the world is
Wagamini Wanja Njama chile
@@wanjanjama But nairobi is africa pretty much all black different to the west
it's crazy as hell why do we go through the same thing everywhere😭😭
remember folks, being black isn't easy we just try our best
As much as I died from laughter from this video, it's sad to think that this happens in so many countries that now we are forced to accept it as "this is normal because of the colour of our skin", which is so crazy to think about..
I moved to the uk late and everyone assumed i couldn't speak or read or write in english. They tried to get me an interpreter, they kept complimenting my "good" english, it was so freaking annoying. Like my people didn't go through years of british rule for my English skills to be doubted, like wtf
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@SM H i did every fricking time😂. They just kept assuming.
I hated that so much. Assuming I can’t speak the language
Which country were you coming from?
@@savynsavvy2180 Nigeria
"my mom didn't really care"
"she didn't care? who's your mom?" 💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀
Lol
Mum*
@@marzouk6270 🤣🤣🤣🤣
@hufflepuff harry potter lover mum
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Joyce, Nnamdi, Jeron and AP shouldn't even have to introduce themselves no more tbh🤣🤣🤣
so um did anybody come back to watch this because nella hasn’t been posting lately... no one oh okay
Sometimes I would compare the braid sizes just to make sure it wasn't mine ☠️
are u madddd u had to do people would know it’s not yoursss🤣🤣
It hit different when
1. Your the only black girl
2. It’s blue but everyone but you had black hair
Efiya 🤣🤣🤣
Efiya people I’ve known for 4 years now still touch my hair and go “aww it’s soo nice” for like the 50th time 😭 so,times they think I changed my braids because it’s in a different hairstyle 🤣🤣
Sonma Okey and when you go out without your braids in and people see it for the first time and their like ‘woooow!! Did you cut your hair???!!’
feds are quaking rn cos there's over 6 of them😂😂
They can’t prove when it was recorded🤫
😂😂😂😭😭😂😭😭😭😂😂
Friggin hilarious😂😂👊
Lolllllllllll
I used to hate when people called people “fresh”.
Gosh im relating to so many of these from our Schools in South Africa
Ayeeee neighbour I’m from zim🇿🇼 but live in the Uk
Especially being in predominantly white schools, ieb was the pits for me shem 😭🇿🇦
I remember in yr8 they took my Afro comb off me and said it could be used as a weapon 😭😭😭😭
They did the same thing to some of the boys in my secondary school as well
Wtf
I remember people would get checked - their bags, blazers and had to walk through a scanner thing, if they found your comb you were never seeing it again
@Olamide Lajuwomi that is so fucking crazy. And what’s funny teachers do all of that and wanna turn around and preach about equality.
I had to laugh. WTF IS DIS😭😂😩
Before anyone says how u laughing bout racism but claim it to be a serious issue, for the most part as a people as it pertains to our experience we find ways to laugh about it as it enables us to deflect from the harsh reality that at times we are not taken seriously or given the same respect as other communities 🙏🏾✊🏾❤️
i was literally thinking the same thing. how black and minority people can come together and make light out of something really really bad. it's sort of therapeutic. not saying every black and brown person get along with each other but it creates this weird sense of unity.
@Negus Naruto Latin and Asian people. Cos they have some similarities with the Black experience regarding racism. And again before u come for me I emphasis the words SOME similarities
unknownnn 101 both of those communities have serious racist/colourist views as well tho. Even more embarrassing because they only like to appreciate black culture when it suits them
See this why I’m glad I went to predominantly black schools pre-K through college 😩
I remember saying I was Nigerian when I was younger and this one girl had the AUDACITY to say ' do you go there everyday' 🤦🏽♀️ like what 😭😭 the funny thing was some students took her serious
15 minutes? nella baby who bullied you?tell em we said thank you 🥰
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Thought the same😂😂✋
when the lights used to be turned off for a video in class all i heard was “where are you, we can’t see you” 💀💀
Oh my gosh, thannk you. The whole 5 years i spent in school, whenever the lights turned off my stomach sank. Till this day i get uncomfortable in the dark 😩😩😩
When I was at school, I told my friend to pause, jump a bit and let out a little scream or yelp. Then say *"F***, I thought I saw a ghost...".* She said it worked like a charm.
They told me to smile in the dark it was all fun and jokes but i didn't now how racist it was back then. 😭
The fact that I’m from the US and can relate heavy
My school is a predominantly black Christian secondary school but I still experience sly racism
being black in british schools is a wholeee nother difficultly in itself ,, thanks for bringing light to this nella i don’t want the next generation going through this bs😭
sis we’re still going through it 💀💀
@NXVI my mum said when she went to school, africans would hide the fact that they were african. they would be like im from barbados and change their name to tyrone instead 😭.
unfortunately we are and it's so uncomfortable sometimes 😩
ty scotty lol u Africans used to try so hard to pretend u were carribean 😂😂😂😂😂
What did you go through?
I hate how teachers mix up all the black peoples names like we all look alike , but they can somehow tell the difference between all the other white people
~ Damn I didn’t know this comment blew up 😭 it’s like all of us black people have had the same childhood 🤣
this one!!
Bruv some white people be so ignorant that they honestly can’t tell the difference between people who are not white 😭
Not me, a lightskin tall girl, getting mixed up with my darkskin short friend who wore glasses in a year group with 80, with only 4 black girls in it😭
OMG YES
@@lawriem7747 Lmaooooo same with me in uni, im a hijabi somali and my mate is a non-hijabi Gambian but our white teacher STILL mixes us up 😂😂
I actually have a problem because I’m over here re-watching Nella’s videos and I be laughing extra hard like I haven’t watched these videos 100 times.
Same😭😭😭 it's even to the point that I wait for them to tell one of the jokes I remember so I can laugh
Lmaooo the fact that I'm South African but can relate to all of this. Bro im screaming
Traditional Nella layout, we love to see it 🤩, it's iconic and nostalgic, makes me want to binge watch the rest. Where is NEHI!!!!!! i miss the guy on her channel 😍😍😍
Hes playing with god init
Struggles of being black in the uk - when those caucasian people , mainly boys , would try talking AfRiCaN :/
-today my science teacher, he’s white /british, was doing an ‘African’ accent saying eh eh the way I cringed Lord 🤧
Rachel yh and they say 'eh eh' at the end of every word
Oh dear God don’t even get me started on drama lessons in lower school, you have to change your accent to show a certain level of skill and knowledge and these boys would always try and do “Nigerian accent” getting praised for it by the teachers, I’m stood there like wtf 🤣 They’re never remotely close either 🤦🏾♀️😭
Sonma Okey 😭😭😭 it just sounds stupid
Omdsss frrr😭😭
@@Michelle-ob2un KSI
I went to a all girls ( predominantly black) secondary and if you saw a braid on the floor , you knew a fight had just happened 💔🤣
This is it lol
i was legit crying through this video but laughing at the same time my sister was looking at me as if I was mad
Even growing up in South Africa I can tell you that black moms LOVE Princess Diana!!!!!
Fax my parents wanted to name my sister that 😂
Lmaoo they way my mother loved her yoh!
It's the first time I hear about this
Lol nah not mine; she viewed the British royal family with a scorn so strong, that it filtered to her children 🚶♀️🚶♀️🚶♀️
cuz she did alot of work in africa that's why they killed her it be your own relatives sad
this video is just facts 😭😭😭
Damn you everywhere 😭😭
Bruh weren’t u just on raee babes vid 😭 why u everywhere 😂😭
why are you everywhere😭
CANDEEZI fr😂😂😂😂
Chevelle T am I? 🤔
Omg this was hilarious! I'm black in America and we all face the same struggles man. I hope as a whole us as a people really see that and come together stronger than ever going fwd.
whenever a substitute teacher would come i would just come straight up to them and show them my name and that i was here to save me AND them the embarrassment
Ahhhh fr and MY OWN OFFICIAL TEACHERS would sometimes confuse me for another black girl and I’d just 😐
Lmaoo, my name is Zara I'm black and there's this asian girl called Zara too and the teacher had to call out our last names because our names are on top of the register, and this kid was laughing 💀
omg me too😭😭😭😭😭😭 all the time omds
It’s worse when you go to a full white school. I swear down the same confidence I had now I wish I had back then bc I would actually give my teacher lip just for the way they treated me.
wow a full white school?! how did you survive 😭 that attitude would come out straight from me 💀💀.
Full white school I could never 💀
hufflepuff harry potter lover 🥺 I live in Yorkshire. *rotherhammmm* it’s tuff bro
i was the only black guy in my school no one to relate with. its only now im deeping the shit i went through
These comments ate absolutely shocking. The way you talk about white people is horrible. You do realise they're just people like you.
The instrumental in the intro just gave me crazy nostalgia 😭
sammeeeee dudeeeee
For realllll
I remember I was at skl and my ponytail fell out infront of everyone🤦🏾♀️so my fellow black sisters...ur not alone..💀
That is my biggest fear 😭😭
So many people in the states don’t think black people in the UK don’t experience the racism we do in the US. But we’ve experienced a lot of similarities
When Nella does a sit down video like this just know it’s about to be interesting
they took mice and men out of the curriculum this year as so many white teachers were out here saying slurs with their chests
It's still there over here, some white teacher said the N-word and some people went after her, she said it was just a book 👁️👄👁️ 🙃
for reallll in year 6 the white teachers were saying the n word with CHEST
@@sofiastar2933 even in high school they still be saying it :')
My teacher used to make me read it🤣🤣🤣
nah its still here im in year 9 and my friends are reading it in english💀💀
I love how black people can joke about these traumatic experiences but white people start to cry when 9/11 is brought up
Only Americans cry about it
Nnamdi: The big black girl innit
Other guy: Shot put
Why do I feel so sent for 😭🤣😂
as a big black girl who did shotput same😭
The flashbacks this gave me. Honestly trying growing up black in the UK in a white area, I grew up in Kent where I was so accustomed to racism that I didn't even realise I was experiencing racism!! It wasn't until I moved to London that I began to deep everything.
Same!! Grew up in Sussex, you could count us in my entire school and so many things went over my head that it took me years to unearth and deal with what was happening around me coz alot of it was not overt, just glad I'm over it.
Same here! I was born in Austria but moved to England when I was 9. Went to school in Loughborough and was literally the only black kid in school at the time. Looking back now there was a lot of racist undertones that I didn't always pick up on (apart from the obvious ones like being called a monkey), and only realised how awful they where when I moved to London 6 years ago. Was a very suffocating experience. As soon as I finished college at 18 I was like bye bitch.
Emi interesting, I was born in Austria too. Do you remember your time there? The racism there is high class lol
@@pharmchick027 not much because I was a kid. Kids teased me every now and then but it wasn't as bad as it was in the UK. Generally had a good childhood in Vienna.
Please explain to me what your racism looks like!? We had physical racism here as well as the whole 9...
the darkskinned girl next to Jeron is sooo beautiful. i love her skin🥰
I related with almost everything here and I’m South African 😂😂🤦🏽♂️
This needs to be a whole series😭😭
The Melanin in this video is ASTRONOMICAL 😍😍
Was it just my school where everyone used to put their hands out and see who was lighter likeeeee wtf😭😭😭
Very awkward
Mine too. Looking back whole bunch of Colorist ass school kids
When they tan and they ask am i African yet....
I always put my hand there when they ask who has the darkest skin even thought I’m stood there like bruh 😭 all because they tanned with streaky patchy ass tan as well 🤣
YES OMD "oh you're darker than i thought" 🤦🏽♀️🤦🏽♀️
Remember back in day in London certain man were scared to say that they were African in school
Nella Rose I hope you are doing well, I just wanted to say that we are missing ❤️🇨🇩🇨🇩🇨🇩🇨🇩🇨🇩 much love
i remember this setup since 2017-2019🥺🤍
Tash looks like Megan thee stallion 😍😍😍
Okayy, I thought it was just me 😭
This was so fun to watch. I’m an Black American girl living in London and have been so curious about Black Brits experience in school. If you ever do a London vs USA can I be in it?
I would love to see that
“ ewww what’s that smell” so freaking trueeeee 😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣😭😭😭
Can we appreciate the melanin 😍😍😍
Nella Rose?? 15 Minutes??? We're truly blessed today
Good thing my history teacher was black and Jamaican and my history class was mostly black and Asian no whites
“wod wod wod wod wod” 😭🤣🤣🤣🤣