I was one of 4 black girls in my high school and 2 of my white friends got into the moisturizing thing. 40 years later, I ran into one of them and she excitedly yelled out to me “I still use cocoa butter, I use it on my kids too”. It still makes me smile. Somewhere in North England there’s a well moisturized family.
I spent my childhood with my friends family and thats how I got obsessed with the smell of Cocoa Butter & into the habit of using cocoa butter based lotions. Now here I am a 35 year old white dude who uses lotion daily. 😂
Damn they really are funny. 1st reaction I’ve seen but Ima stick around. I usually dislike constant pauses but they are so chill and seem like real friends, not faking it for the camera. They had me LOLing like 4 times with their banter.
As a white dude. I thought it was hella funny hearing your buddy calls us whities lmao More black people should use it like that. I was laughing with you hahaha
@@keesketsers5866 relax bro its not a dck, dont take it so hard. im whiter than a ghost and i laughed my ass off when he said that shit too. cuz its funny.
Yep! He was having a laugh, no malice intended, no offense taken. The 'whities' feel included. His mate's reaction, on the other hand, made me think "Oh, he has a problem with 'the race thing'!".
I almost spit my drink across the room when Bull leaned back with his head in air and hollered 'Whitey'! You guys are hilarious! Keep up the good work.
as a 'whitey' i never used lotion until i saw this sketch a few years ago - that anecdotal conversation with his black gf was a genuine education and I bought a bottle of lotion the very next day and haven't looked back.
Omg, this "whitey" about fell off my chair laughing when Big Boone yelled out "Whiteys!" halfway through. I literally had tears coming out of my eyes I was laughing so hard. Awesome reaction fellas!
Most white peoples don’t use lotion cos they don’t expose themselves to sun. We is white we take two weeks to become white before we look like something from under a rock. Legs like a map of the underground
You guys are hilarious. “Take him to a buffet, you know he has a record.” Lol. That had me laughing for 5 minutes. The lotion part is soooo true. I’m white and never heard of or used lotion until I hit 40.
There was a skit on SNL way back like the first couple of seasons. There was one black cast member and I can't remember his name. Anyway he sang this song that used the word whities. Only reason I know of it is it was on a best of show. Really funny stuff.
Yeah thats our word!!! 😆 Thats like that 1 white guy who thinks he can say the N word 😆 🤣 😂 JK not even close!!! I dont give AF. Funny video ima have to watch more
You guys are great! As a whitey, I am actually super into lotion and skincare but it took black female friends to teach me how to take care of my frizzy-ass red Scottish hair. Multicultural friends are essential for a happy life.
My cousins and i have natural curls we would go surfing all day then on the way home try n brush out our hair it was exhausting and our hair stood up like Don Kings and finally our neighbors mother said girls you all better stop draggin that comb through that nappy hair you gonna break all your hair off you gotta get it conditioned comb it out in the shower with conditioner and when you get out the shower you wrap a dry towel and dont mess it all up just pat it dry comb it with a little conditioner in your hands through that hair comb it pat it and leave it be you can define those curls look here and she showed us all by doing my hair in our sink and not only did i keep doin mine this way i did my kids hair and they went on and taught their own children...and how to make collards or mixed greens....well my memaw taught that neighbor lady and she was shocked and suprised to learn my memaw had fed us soul food like she was fed and her own babies and her grandbabies too...well look at my family given nickname...Grits on my mothers side too aunties from Louisiana but we didnt say it that we we said Lou zee ann my aunties said things like who wee i was shakin like a dog shitten a crank shaft i tell youz. I gyuarantee nobody in dat houz was bout to runoff and go seevwhat made that growl from that yard..no huh uh i waz born ad nigh but not laz nigh ya know...i got more sense en at!downright foolish gonna go look an see what dat dere noise let me go an look well what chu wanna go look fo, you bout to find out whats on the other end of that growl an it migh be a gator it migh be a crazy man out his mind either way you gonna bite off more than you can chew den what i guarantee not a person u know dat love you gonna go save ya you foolish nuff to go find that trouble well you was lookin to find it i dont want none of that let me be round to speak at your wake.
I'm an Aussie & we do moisturise but with the constant humidity & heat it sweats straight off...in winter (lol we don't get much of a winter, if it's below 25* degrees Celcius then we throw on our trackies & jumpers) i moisture only on Saturdays, as I'm in a skort & sleeveless top umpiring netball & coaching umps to be a national badge just like me. The other days I'm not out the trackies & flanno pj's so i save it up weekly lol
I never knew that I got ashy until I got a lot of tattoos and it showed up like a spotlight. I was at a bar and asked the bartender who was a good friend if she had any lotion, she asked what I wanted it for and I said because I was ashy and I showed her my arms. The black woman sitting next to me spit her drink across the bar and laughed like a crazy person. I asked what was so funny and she said “I didn’t think y’all got ashy but damn, baby, did you just come out of a bakery with all that flour on you?” I almost fell off the barstool laughing. I bought her a drink and we have been friends since that day. I have since learned of the magic contained in cocoa butter.😂✌🏻👍🏻 Edit to add that y’all can feel free to call me “WHITEY” anytime. It’s hilarious.
I was taught the magic in cocoa butter by a college roommate. Fast-forward 15 years, I married a man allergic to cocoa butter, argon oil, anything that says "infused" with a scent. After much trial-and-error, I ended up using Oil of Olay for all lotion needs.
@@honeylovebrown5478 still one of the best days of my life. Every once in a while she calls me Ash-ly and people get confused by our insane laughter and that someone who looks like me would be named Ashly. 😂
No they don't. Hand lotion? But face is so full of covrrup all day.. they aren't moisturizing their face until after makeup remover... and that is just so the skin doesn't fall off your face after all those petrochemicals.
@@dootdoot1867 Now we're both generalizing. I have 3 sisters and no brothers. They all use lotion EVERYWHERE. There are some enlightened caucasian women. I remember my Mom slathering it on all the time as well. It smelled like lotion all the time, which wasn't horrible. They never shared their skin concerns with me, however. My family was an exception. We did have black friends.
This is very true! I’ve worn lotion every day since I was a teen. I can’t stand having dry skin and I have to smell good all the time. My mom and sisters are the same way. I’ve NEVER seen a white man wear lotion though. Unless they get sunburned. That’s pretty much it.
@@dootdoot1867 not true. Definitely not true. I wear lotion all over, every day. I also don’t cover my face in makeup. Just eyeliner and mascara. I also live in the South where the humidity will make you sweat off all your makeup. So it’s pointless to try and most girls I know don’t either.
I'm white and was laughing my ass off at you two. When dude on the left yelled WHITIES! I was dying. Lol then you said, you can't breath..."man I told you that out of confidence" hahaha. Thanks for thr content and the laughs. Don't worry about being PC. Life would be so much more enjoyable if people would stop taking things so seriously. Just be you and keep it up.
Old white lady here. Never heard that Bill Burr skit before. I was wiping tears from my face I was laughing so hard. Glad I got to watch it "with you" because I'd never have seen it! I haven't laughed so hard in a year. 🙂
You two had me laughing so hard. Then my very Caucasian husband walked in and I was laughing so hard I couldn't talk to him. So I played this back and now he's wrecked. Great video!
OMG, y'all are hilarious!!! I learned about lotion from my first roommate who was black, along with cholesterol to heal a perm in white hair. She also answered my white girl questions that I was too embarrassed to ask anyone else (what does 'black don't crack mean'?) but her. I still love you Kimmy!!!! We don't look ashy, we feel itchy. Shae Butter or Coco Butter works the best!!
I had several black friends in high school and they always teased each other about being ashy. I didn’t think I got that way, as a white person…but I had dry skin. I used lotion every now and then. I started using lotion on a regular basis-I discovered cocoa butter and still use it! Thanks to them!!! It is great to have a diverse group of friends. You learn a lot…
Man I'm new and I absolutely love these two they had me laughing so hard I'm literally in pain in my gut! I'm definitely subbed with the notifications on! Much respect to BOTH of these amazing Men!
First video I’ve ever watched of yours, and I have to say… the chemistry between you 2 screams best friends, and it’s contagious.I enjoyed your banter as much as I did Bill’s… and that is the best compliment I can give from my point of view.
That’s whats funny. I often wonder why we are sitting here watching reactions. Then I realized we need contagious laughter where we can get it. Especially now.
I'm a white guy, and I had a roommate in college who was black, and I literally had to show him that white people too can get ashy. I didn't put lotion on my left forearm for 2 days, and then I scratched my forearm in front of a light so he could see the flakes come off it. It was totally worth it to see the look on his face! I remember he called his mom, and he excitedly told her that white people get ashy, too; they're just able to hide it better. Good times!
😂 🤣 I grew up in the most white of white farmlands in Kent County, Michigan! My grandpa was in the clan and I am darker skinned than 98% of the people I grew up with. I was friends with the only other dark skinned kid in my school because, 😡 we had to watch our backs! I was born in 71 and neither of us knew about lotion and were taught that lotion was for women and "sissy boys" 😢 racism is really bad up north and I now live in Oklahoma which is worse in my opinion. I just started using lotion 2 years ago! 😂
I'm white and very pale, and since I was a teenager I've put lotion on from head to toe every day when I step out of the shower. Deoderant, lotion, then get dressed. I read an article as a teenager about how lotion keeps your skin from aging as quickly, and my teenage self took that and ran with it! This was hysterical, both the commentary and the comedian, loved it!
Bill Barr has a lot of great shows!!! Also,71 years old, white gal here!! Lol I've been using lotions since my teens. Also,shea butter!! This is my first time see you two!! You make a great team 😂😂
I'm white and obsessive about lotion but there are absolutely many who aren't. One time after surgery but before I'd woken up, I apparently kept holding up my hands, rubbing them together and making a face cause my hands were dry. Lol I've heard a lot of people say they don't like the way lotion makes their skin feel. Hmm, you mean moisturized?!? 🤦♀️ Lol
@@MrSkinnyWhale @MrSkinnyWhale Yeah, I just can't imagine that feeling worse than dry skin tho. I tried getting an ex lotion advertised to absorb right away and not feel greasy. Nope. He'd only use bar soap too. To each their own I guess. Skin dry enough to leave marks with your nails freaks me tf out tho. 😝🤭
He's speaking the truth. I'm 45 and I've never used lotion until I heard this skit. I'm serious. None of my friends throughout my life ever said anything nor I did my parents.
I think more than anything it's especially a guy thing where they don't know. Most girls I know use it, but then again, I also grew up with eczema and sensitive skin, so I ended up needing it more than most. It was common in my house at least XD.
Whitie here!!! I didn't start using lotion until I was like 15 and my Black friend asked me why I didn't have lotion in my bathroom or basically anywhere in my house, and why I never have (this being like 7 years into a friendship with her). She basically did what Bill's gf did to him and showed me how goddamn ashy I was and HOLY SH** did I get roasted lolllllll. Didn't know I needed to lotion!! And she then did the same thing to every member of my family and educated us that itchy/dry skin means USE LOTION??? Something that, indeed, seems simple-- but to us it was revolutionary. I wondered why I got itchy when the weather changed FOR 15 YEARS and never thought lotion. lmao #oops
You know, watching you guys just made me realize how much I miss seeing comedy shows with other people. Everything is so much funnier and you just have so much more fun. I maintain that some of the best love we can give in this world is the gift of laughter. So deep respect for you guys cuz you are definitely doing that
That's not surprising. When the pigmentally challenged have a patch of dry skin, it doesn't get that ashy look that it would with darker skin. I'd wager that has something to do with why white folks are more likely to only use sunscreen as their lotion. Personally, I use eucerine on most of the skin that requires healing and Kiehl's on my hands.
As a latina, I want to add that WE missed the "Don't carry switchblades around" conference just like how black people missed the "Register your weapons" one :D LOL :D subbed - you guys have good chemistry!
Don’t worry as an Englishman my whole country black and white missed the stop stabbing each other conference don’t worry about a switch blade dons walking around with rambos and swords round here 😂😂
Thanks for all the laughs guys. I’ve seen this Bill Burr video before but you guys had me almost crying because I am laughing so hard. I’m mixed race myself but never let anything get in the way of making friends.
Great reaction guys! Hello from old whitey Canadian here🤠. Funny thing is, I have had to use lotion all my life because of dry skin but I had never heard the word 'ashy' until I heard Bill burr talking about it. Now I feel closer to black people than ever before. God Bless you guys!! Hello from Canada!
I literally learned the word ashy from this bit lol. I'd use lotion if I got really dry in the winter and my skin would start to crack, but moisturizing didn't become a regular thing until I was 30.
@@gimpyrules6714 dude I just thought I had like a skin condition, cause my whole body turn red when I shower in the winter... turns out, I'm probably just an idiot for not using lotion
When Big Boone leaned back and yelled, “Whydaaaayz!!” I laughed so damn hard I popped a blood vessel in my eye!!!!😂😩🤣😆🤪😜. Then when JT looked at him as if that might offend some white folks just made it all the funnier, but there was no offense taken at all - I couldn’t stop yelling’ “Whydaaaayz!!” and then cracking up the rest of the night🤣😂😅so glad I found this channel!!!😁
You two gentlemen are hilarious along with Bill Burr and I didn't find out about the lotion thing until I was in the service. Where I witnessed all my black male friends always using lotion. Thanks for the great video.
Honestly, more white people use it than you'd probably think. Otherwise, there'd be a similar level of products on the shelves as you see with products for black people's hair. It's just not as obvious when white people are in need of lotion, but not using it as it would be with darker skin.
OMGOSH That is funny WHITIE COCOBUTER. I CAN'T STOP LAUGHING. LOL LOL LOL . first time seeing your channel. Thank you for sharing. You two our funny together.
😂😂😂😂 I probably laughed more listening to you guys bicker back-and-forth than I did listening to Bill, though I think he’s hilarious. Thank you for that. 😂😘
When ya'll said "whitey" I laughed my ass off. And yes, I found out about coco-butter when I was pregnant but have always used lotion. This reaction was great. Thank you for your time.