"DO ALL WHYTE FOLKS THINK THE SAME?" We turned this video off... 

Sorry guys. RU-vid is bugging today. Think the word "White" got us demonitized and deranked so I reuploaded Anyways as far as this video goes, not gonna lie, we felt it was pretty underwhelming mostly because we felt like the discussion stayed on the surface level. Same cultural talking points which arent really the root of the issue. We feel like talking about it once and a while is fine but when the entire discussion is just that, it starts to feel like a distraction but maybe yall disagree. We wanna hear your thoughts!

"reverse racism" Otherwise known as racism.

As a native American.. the only thing about pretty white girls in headdresses at Coachella that offends me is that non natives think they have the right to decide who is and isnt allowed to practice native culture. 99.9% of natives dont care if you wear native stuff that's why sell it at all our reservation stores... the only thing that scares natives is the death of our culture and it seems these anti racist all hell bent in making sure only native people practice native culture so that it'll be all but gone in a century. Culture only dies when it stops spreading and if you want america to be theworlds premier multucultural hub you should at least let the people practice the cultures which have existed in this country for thousands of years and exist nowhere else on the planet. In fact this multicultural hub is the last place on the planet where people should team up to finish off dying cultures. Also to your point about "traditional ceremonial headdresses" anything you can buy off wish isnt a ceremonial headress and isn't a threat to my culture or our practices the same that someone dressing as a priest for Halloween doesnt hurt actual priests. It's almost insulting to think we'd be offended by wearing something made of plastic you bought off the internet for 5 bucks from china. The only headdress you'd ever be forbidden to wear at a party would be one given to you directly from a chief or a medicine man. And to be honest if you were actually given the headress you are probably fine to wear it. This is just another case of white people/SJWs getting all offended on behalf of people who aren't even offended themselves. No human being has the right to tell you how to dress and what cultures you're allowed to admire. When Europeans first got to America the government was so scared at how frequently the Europeans defected to native society that they made having long hair illegal because it was seen as a stepping stone to defection. White people telling other white peoppe not to practice native culture is just an old racist relic of the past because white people were afraid of other white people adopting native culture over their supposedly superior European culture. Any time you lose your shit at a person in a costume you're contributing to our cultural genocide. You know what race I'm not worried about their culture dying? Japanese culture, because everybody is allowed to practice it, it has spread to every corner of the planet. Nobody who gets upset about cultural appropriation has ever contributed to a culture. Culture has shaped us over thousands of years and no human has the right to dictate who is allowed to resonate with what cultures

Why does this topic is always so binary? Like white against black. There's asians, mixed races, hispanics etc not sure I understand

My issue with Jubilee is they only use people from the same geographical location. Get someone from Georgia or Florida or even Alabama in some of these videos and you have a whole different outcome and diversity of answers.

"Do white folks have culture?" Are they asking if Polish, Russian, Ukrainian, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, English, Irish, Belarussian, Lithuanian, Latvian, Romanian, Serbian, Finnish, Islandic, Scottish, Croatian, German, Dutch, Slovanian, Czech, Welsch, Greek, Italian, French (the list goes on), have culture or not? I dont get this logic

No Irish man ever said, "I'm hella Irish, obviously!" 😂

"I'm hella-Irish, obviously" is the least Irish thing that anyone has ever said.

You know... Martin Luther King gave them the answer decades ago. But you can't wake up a person who pretends to be asleep.

Like y'all said, it's not reverse racism. It's just racism

Every part of Eastern Europe has it's own culture.

He says "you aren't discriminated against because of your skin color" He is assuming that she never faced any sort of discrimination just solely based on her skin color, which is not only racist, but it denies that person any sort of individualism and also denies any experience that they had. For example, I joined a clan on a game that was comprised of black people, they were all friends. On of the clan members told me that they were trying to make a "black only clan" so I had to leave. That is discrimination. How does this guy know that she has never been discriminated against just because she has a certain skin color. People can be discriminated against for any reason at any time. For this dude to deny that is dishonest and very closed minded. Just because black people in America can have similar experiences doesn't mean they have similar cultures. There are black people in America who never face discrimination because of their race. I know this because I have met quite a few that tell me so. The point is, that black people are not a monolith, just like white people are not a monolith.....his views of the world are sad. Also, the term "reverse racism" is probably one of the dumbest phrases of the 21st century. Reverse racism would equal out to not racism. The reverse of racism is not racist. So I don't really like that question. It implies that only white people can be racist and if you are racist toward white people, then it's somehow reverse racism? White people didn't invent racism...

African culture is so very diverse. Even within same ethnic group you can find differences in culture.

I love how the guy says he's "obviously" Irish yet not a single Irish person would say he's anything other than American😂😅

When Aba and Preach cringed at the term reverse racism, I did too.

This is random but I just finished having a conversation with my family where I found myself being more intentional with waiting to speak and I definitely have picked that up from you guys videos. Usually I find that I can’t wait to get my point across as soon as someone says something I’d like to respond to, not that I’d always cut them off but the urge to say something always builds so much so that by the time it’s time for me to talk, my thoughts come out in such a rush & jumbled. Lol now I just picture Aba specifically having the straightest face & most relaxed demeanor as he waits to make his point then just says it so fluently & straightforward, when I’m waiting to speak in the midst of a passionate/heated discussion. & it helps.

I'm a fan, and I'm a white guy. Just as Aba goes, "I don't believe in 'reverse racism' because blacks don't have the institutional power to enforce it..." - it cut to advertisement. I was all, "No he didn't!" And then the ad broke...and Aba was all - 😊

*American accent* "I'm hella Irish"

I just wish people weren't afraid to voice their actual opinions.

I live in Honduras for 2 years as a teenager and there were people who hated me simply because of my color, I constantly get yelled at with things like “get out of Honduras white lady”,🤣 I tried not let it get me down because their opinion of me doesn’t matter but hey racism is racism and not held for only one race

that's the problem with Jubilee and other similar media, they don't actually help anyone and it turns into a Virtue-Signaling competition.

"being discriminated against" is not culture....

"I'm hella Irish, obviously" No dear, you're an American of Irish heritage/descent. Not actually culturally Irish.

As a white person owning a lot of culturally accurate chinese dresses, I cannot stress enough how much I adore being told by some abc liberal that I'm not allowed to wear it. Meanwhile I speak chinese and they struggle to apologize in mandarin. As a native German I am also not happy if people ridicule my traditional wear, but let's not automatically assume someone is incapable of embracing certain cultural dresses based on their appearance.

jubilee: "Is it ok to say the n word when singing along to a song?" Aba and Preach: *put the n word in the outro of every video they make*

Side note: I’m black as hell and can’t dance to save my life 🤣

I’m white and this is really hard to watch.

I freaking love listening to you 2. Very well versed and you always have a open opinion about all of this stuff. Thanks for being honest and having a unbiased opinion

Agree, especially on social media many talkimg points are about feeling good not discussing the actual problem

White to Whyte, got to love RU-vid monetization patterns.

That Irish guys wanted to show off his 0.000000002% Irish DNA so bad he had to flex.

I’m so glad I found your channel. I’ve been binging it because I find your topics refreshing, I get a different opinion AND you guys are really funny.

They need to have y'all asking the questions!

Nobody: White liberals -Let’s have a superficial discussion about race.

I'm with Morgan Freeman on this whole thing. “Stop talking about it. I'm going to stop calling you a white man, and I'm going to ask you to stop calling me a black man.

I love this channel cause y’all keep it so real.

Yall with that law and order music. Always gets me. You too much lol love aba and preach. I wish they'd come here but with the current times I don't see how they could.

"I'm hella Irish" he says with the most American accent I've ever heard

Americans get offended by anything and everything... it’s getting Ridiculous.

You guys are so incredible. A lot of people really need to hear ya'lls perspective!

"cultural appropriation" is how cultures grow and change.

Lol "If a tree falls in the woods and no one's around to hear it, does it still get cancelled?"

Human Being here. Just treat everyone with respect on an individual level. Can't be racist if you kill em with kindness.

5:35 I bet that lady knows a lot about the cultural importance of geishas. There was (and still is) a product from a Finnish candy company called "Geisha." It created some controversy about cultural appropriation a few years back. A Japanese immigrant (or at least I think he's an immigrant) made a RU-vid video about it. He said that Geisha is a job like any other, albeit more traditional and specific to Japan than most jobs and that most Japanese people would see a product called "Geisha" about as offensive as if it was called "Engineer."

I've lived in Japan and know many Japanese people (who were born in Japan, have lived most or their entire life in Japan, and are currently living in Japan) of different ages and I have never once heard anyone say a non-Japanese person cannot wear a kimono/yukata/any Japanese clothing item, or dress up as a geisha... Quite the opposite. Japanese people in my experience are excited that people outside Japan are interested and think their traditional clothes and culture are beautiful. Fewer people want to become geisha, and the kimono industry is getting smaller as well, so I have only ever heard Japanese people thinking positively of tourists taking interest and buying kimonos. The only negative things I've heard are annoyance if people think the geisha are prostitutes or if people wear the kimono incorrectly (and even then people want to help you, and not all Japanese know how to put on a full kimono themselves either). The only people I've heard saying non-Japanese can't wear these clothes or dress up as a geisha are non-Japanese people outside Japan or people with Japanese heritage who have never lived in Japan.

japan has previously stated that they think it's nice to see ppl appreciate their culture and they don't seem to see it the same as the western world does.

I'm struggling to understand how shared experiences of discrimination is culture. Culture is food and language and tradition and all that, the things that you keep alive from generation to generation. Not how much you get beaten up for your skin color.

"We have a huge class problem. ... We need to talk about other things." ^ What he said. The real problem is the lack of upward mobility. Anyone should be able to see the fruits of their labor if they work hard.

Love the content guys, keep it up.

How is "do you white people have culture?" Even a question? I'm a brit and I can tell you that white people, through all nations, have customs, architecture, inventions, music, clothing, behaviours, mannerisms, languages, myths etc just like every other race or ethnicity. I'd argue that anyone who questions this probably can't see it simply because they're immersed in it. A bit like when someone says "without an accent" when we all have accents. Every single one of us. Just like culture.

My slogan for 2020: "Good Lord, this is hard to watch."

Love how the hard ad breaks always come at the best/worst times 😂

Content is always on point 💯💯💯🤣😂🤣

‘There’s a difference between respecting a culture and disrespecting a culture’....really? I always thought they were the same thing? Omg 🤦🏻‍♂️

There’s no reverse racism, there’s only racism lmao

I love you 2. Always spitting facts!

Thank you. You make some really good points. I agree with you.

“If I said black people cant dance, I’d get hell for that.” “Yeah cause it’s not true 😏” 😂😂🤣🤣

I don’t think any race HAS a “culture”. You can’t just say Asian culture, there are so many completely different types of culture from different countries in Asia. Just like you can’t say white culture

You guys hit the nail on the head with the class thing, class mobility has traditionally held people back a lot more than it's been recognized for over the years.

Seriously love you guys. Thank you!

"I'm hella irish" *points up and down himself* hahahahah as an Irish person, I don't see it.

"White people have culture" Me, an italian, gesturing my way through the strongly agree line

Preach is always packing in the middle of the video🤣🤣🤣🤣 mate! Where u going???🤣🤣

Preach flexin' with the watermeter on the hand😄

What angered me about this video, was how you could tell who were just answering with what they thought would make them look best, not what they actually thought

DO ALL Humans think the same?? NO

I agree with you guys. The points discussed were irrelevant and shallow at best. Need the larger picture being discussed and to go in deeper.

Intention is very important in bullying. You don't feel as hurt if someone accidentally pushes you in a crowd, you do however feel very hurt and insecure, if people do so on purpose, tell you so and laugh about you for being pushed.

Comparing white Canadians and Italians is like comparing black Africans and Jamaicans

As a Jamaican, can someone please explain wtf "black culture" even is? I don't eat grits and crawfish, does that mean I'm not black lol

I was about to mention Redlining when you did.

You two are my absolute hero's!!! I also don't think you give the squeaky floor enough justice 🤣🤣🤣 but this video, wow just wow. So many quotes I could bring up but...to paraphrase "cultural appropriation is wrong but if its Halloween so fuck it!!! Because I look cute" 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Racists come in all colors. We need to get over color and start just seeing everyone as people not just color first.

My favorite was when Kylie and Kendall were attacked online for "appropriating Hispanic culture" because they had giant hoop earrings on and dark lined lips. Because I have never in my life sported that look and I _hate_ hoop earrings...the same goes for everyone in my family. So acting like all of us Latinas somehow own that look was more bigoted than anything Kylie and Kendall were doing lol.

There are cultures in America as well that aren't race specific: Midwestern, Southern, Cali, Northeastern, New Yorker, Northwestern, Rockies, Appalachia, etc.

thank you so much guys, you guys say everything that I’ve been trying to say for years but me being a white women no one takes me serious. Y’all are the fucking goats thank you for validating my feelings😭

Crazy times we live in where the word, white, needs to be censored.

So bored of hearing the same discussions. Like they said; we need to start talking about class and finance.

Lmao 🤣 you guys are tough , I can't finish it , honestly I probably lost brain cells ..

the intreresting thing is how differents are the questions from the "all black people think" video. from jubwhatever

american guy: like im irish everyone whos not american: are you sure about that

"You aren't judged by your race." Just was, actually.

Love it

The "N" word is offensive to me. I am white. I am not sure what my "privilege" is, I just try to be a good human and have tried to teach to my child that racism is wrong. I see you for who you are, another human. How we relate to each other starts there. Where and when I grew up has made this a daily affirmation. I like this line from a song: "Free your mind, and the rest will follow. Be colorblind, don't be so shallow." I don't think someone dressing up as a Geisha is cultural appropriation, I think it is, however, way sexy. Peace and love is what we need. recognize the other person as human, not a race.

2:02 So ALL black people have the same experience because of their skin color...... wow That's amazing I've never experienced any of the things that most black people talk about in regards to being oppressed or being a victim

Yeah all white do not think the same way. Aba and Preach talk about topics in a way that makes you think differently. I like that.

Preach needs a larger watch.

The right things that need to be talked about. Aren't the easy questions to be answered.

"Cultural Appropriation" isn't inherently evil. Appropriating and absorbing aspects of the cultures that join it is how a society evolves and grows.

They are “White Americans” and have formulated a culture of their own but dont recognise it. Macaroni and Pizza is Italian and Frankfurters and hamburgers are German

i completely agree that a big issue with the discrimination and racism has to do with poverty and class... a lack of wealth in a certain area wears away at its social aspects through hurting the educational systems, centers that assist people in that community, etc. so then people in those communities feel alienated from other communities, because they feel that with the poor education and lack of opportunity, they can't get out of their situation. also, i really don't know if it's my place to say this (please lmk if i'm wrong), but i feel that the way black celebrities are portrayed is actually indirectly causing issues. we're almost creating this stereotype that you can't be successful while black as an every day person, unless you're a celebrity. and you see a lot of black celebrities (mainly musicians) focusing on money... while i don't think that's wrong in and of itself, that constant theme being promoted and associated with black culture is keeping nonblack people from seeing that day-to-day black people are seriously underprivileged. and for me, i feel that the celebrity culture as a whole (regardless of race) focuses so much on being wasteful with money because it's so focused on spending as a form of entertainment for others, something that we could use to actually help underprivileged people. again, i'm not shaming celebrities for talking about money, it's just when it's the constant theme of it promoted (because i know there are potential celebrities who don't talk all about that, they're just not as famous typically), there's something underlying in our society that is off. anyways, yeah, i don't think that the whole issue is the celebrities' faults, but more the society we've created. so essentially, back to systemic racism.

Im happy you both as black people are able to try and see it from our side and how we feel. You guys are like the only ones who have reacted to this with this mentality. Thank you🤝

When they say "white" are they talking about Slavic, Germanic, Celtic, Scandinavian, etc?

I’m English and we definitely have a culture over here. So does every European culture, like every country on earth.

3:45 LOL!

I enjoyed this video 👍

It is painful to discuss with American SJWs on social media because they all have the same rehashed discourse from Tumblr and Buzzfeed, their self hate make them blind and ignorant to what happens outside the USA, tell a Bosnian and a Norwegian that they have the same culture (or no culture) because of their shared whiteness and see what happens lol, j'adore vos videos les gars, vous êtes une lueur d'espoir dans tout ce bordel 🙂 Merci

Not all black people go through the same thing African Americans maybe But not all black people Living in a 3rd world country has different issues than living in a 1rst world country

Agree with y’all and your mentality 100