FIRST TIME Reacting To Chris Rock | Black People VS Ni**az | Reaction 

This comedy bit is 25 years old, and will live forever. Legendary comedy.

I know a dude that stole a radio out of this guy's car and helped him look for it. LOL

Every race has that group that fits this narrative perfectly

"I ain't stepping into that one" Don't worry, Chris will 😄

RIP Prince and Kirby Puckett. He was a first-ballot Hall of Famer for the Minnesota Twins.

Chris Rock’s timing is 🔥🔥🔥. I can watch this over and over and not get tired of it. Thanks for this video! 😀

This that one joke that got Michael Scott in trouble

I'm a 61 year old white man. I consider myself fortunate in that I grew up in middle class, racially mixed city in western PA. I saw first hand strong black families, mothers and fathers who were always there for their kids. Extended families with brothers and sisters, cousins, aunts and uncles. I played sports, went to school with really good kids. I see the stereotypes and know that this is not the real world. There a so many values that people of all colors share but instead of celebrating our shared values the focus is on the things that divide us.

“Two things can be right, though”. The most humble and articulate way to say that. Love it ♥️👌🏻

Your comment about 60-65% of white people not having a black friend is very true. I grew up in an outer suburban community and there was not a single black person in it. Not one. Then, after University, I joined the US Military. I trained with some black American Patriots. At first, it perplexed me. I had never ever met a black man in my life. All of that changed after 22 years in our military. My 2 best friends were black Americans. I even hate saying the color. I hate it. I don't ever consider that in our friendship. Ever. I say it here to simply make a point. Tim , a black man from Syracuse New York was my best man at my wedding to my wife of now 40 years. Jim, a black man was my senior officer, my mentor, and a Best Man at my wedding. Yes, I had two. A peer, Tim, and Jim, a senior officer. Jim groomed me. He took me under his tutelage. He made me a successful US Naval officer . I love them both as brothers. They were not born to privilege. They simply took full advantage of the American Opportunity and succeeded. And, Jim saw to it that I did as well. I ended up marrying my senior officer, Jim's youngest sister. Yes, a white guy who had never ever met a black person in his life married a black woman. His senior officer's youngest sister. And, we're still in love 40 years later. When people's minds are not poisoned by outside influences and agendas wonderful things can happen. I don't know if you'll ever see this comment. But, I hope you do and I hope others do as well. This country and its people are not the horrible racists so many with an anti-American Agenda try so very hard to perpetuate for their own selfish purposes.

I love how Chris Rock references his parents. His dad have the 2 jobs and his mom having 1.

Chris Rock is a legend!!!! Great reactions.

Lol this one of my favorites from chris rock

Lmao I love that "There's no Black people in......" I live in Nebraska people are always shook when they figure out black folks are in states you don't expect 🤣😂😅

Go look at a list of something like “500 most important black Americans” and I think it becomes hard to deny the progress. CEO’s, military generals, Supreme Court judges, congressmen, governors, university presidents...on and on. So let’s not downplay the progress but build on it instead. The other direction leads backwards

"I ain't stepping into that one" I fell out

White Minnesotan here, I purposely watch lots of Minority Reactors specifically to increase my exposure to other people's perspectives. Your channel as well as RT TV are among my favorites. Cheers.

It’s a classic bit from Rock. The language may be different, but the concept of this idea applies to many different races and groups of people. We can all identify with the frustration you feel at being generalized to be the same as the worst versions of people in your race, ethnicity, religion, or whatever categorization someone is using to make assumptions about you. That’s a sad statistic about how many white people don’t have any black friends. I can’t imagine what my life would be like without the diverse group of friends I’ve had for most of my life.

"How to not get your ass kicked by the cops" is another classic.

That whole thing that Chris Rock was talking about in regards to the Welfare system, especially when he was mentioning that it's not only black people on welfare, is absolutely true Every time I'd seen something in the newspapers or the evening news on TV that's making a reference to welfare reform, they ALWAYS showed black people

ahh yes, one of the classics

This video is spot on when describing the difference between regular black people and the other ones. The other ones are the group that everyone of all races generally don't like.

I had to smile when Chris Rock mentioned Mike Wallace. For those who don't recognize the name, Mike Wallace is a retired journalist, and the father of Chris Wallace, the reporter who acted as mediator for the Trump Vs Biden debate.

8:04 I love you two. You're extremely down to earth and understanding of the situation.

Keepin it real is def a 90s thing

The feeling goes both ways, as a white person who doesn’t live in an area with many black people, I always feel like I have to prove that they don’t have to prove anything

I had blacks as friends since elementary school, my children are half black and I went through alot because of the "fact "that I don't give 2 shits about color, I respect everyone's character. I can write a damn book about it....Live life and love yourself and others....

4:38 Holy Shit! That skit sounded real as hell!

“I ain’t steppin’ into that one”. That’s a smart man right there. 😂

The 90s what a time to be alive

That's why being in service makes you enlightened. Got your back. You always had mine

This is one of the best specials of all time... back then media was different but now it is much worse.. don't let them divide us

Yoooo it's the same here in Los Angeles! There's Mexican's.. And then there's Foo's😂😂 And same with majority of people not having Hispanic friends! Real relatable dudes!🤙

Everything from Chris Rock’s first 2 HBO specials are funny af.

Classic! I'm sure someone below has said this but there's actually a Wikipedia on this skit. I think he got so much flack from sayin that word so many times he never did the joke again. It was also that performance that made him a household name in comedy

There’s a lot of home truths in this. Chris Rock is very clever at pointing it out in his comedic way and yes, white people are no different, there’s just more of us🤣 Thanks for the clip guys, from a friend across the pond🖖

If a group of people sees no moral wrong in crime, it will persist.

I'm a 72 year old white woman. My best friend when I was working at the newspaper was a black woman. (To give you an idea how long ago that was - We went to the theater to see Mama's House. ) l hated when she moved to Dallas. I still miss her. Anyway, we had been friends for a long time before it dawned on me that she had probably gone to a segregated school. She lived in North Carolina growing up. It was eye opening when she told me about her experience growing up in the south. I grew up in a small town in Nebraska. Everyone went to the same school. I had no experience with segregation. Thank God.

I can see this routine 100 times and still laugh my ass off.

I lived in a majority black neighborhood for four years. Almost all of us - black, white, whatever - got up in the morning, went to work, came home ate dinner, did what needed doing and went to bed. Weekends were for getting stuff done, and having friends and family over. Yes, the cultures were a little different, but over 90% of the time we were all doing the same stuff. Probably 15-20% of the neighborhood were people who didn't share the same work ethic or morals. None of us who worked and acted right - black, white whatever - liked the lazy, violent, and ignorant folks.

I know you've reacted to some George Carlin, and on the note of race relations, I think you'd love his "Things we all have in common" set. Man's a genius. Love the content guys.

It’s a terrible situation when you have to work ten times as hard to gain respect just because your skin’s a different colour. I had a long-term GF in the 70s who just happened to be Black (I’m White) and we never considered our colours to be a factor, but you sure as hell find out that your real friends are the ones who don’t see colours either. Everyone should live in different shoes sometimes to understand the bigger picture.

I've missed you guys man 😭 YO algorithm been playing me so I'll keep myself updated🙏🏼

Bro! I love the example of a conversation you gave about not going to jail. 😂😂😂

Man, the way you explained how it's bullshit to have to prove you're not a bad person was real. The disappointment in your voice really struck on a chord with me. I wasn't racist before, but this insight really opens up a perspective I don't think I've thought about before.

Two years later, and pretending no one else mentioned it before now; From 1971 to 1997, one year after this standup aired, under the rule of Mobutu Sese Seko, the Democratic Republic of the Congo was called Zaire.

Classic bit. I went on RU-vid with the intention of building a playlist to watch for about an hour or so. I saw "DTOO Chris Rock | Black People vs .." and clicked PLAY.

Damn, I live in Kentucky, and that's still pretty hard to believe!! Over 50%?!

This was one of my favorite specials as a kid.

I would have loved it if after Will slapped Chris, Chris says..."Whatcha want...a cookie?!"

I'm a white woman living in San Antonio, a majority Hispanic population. My mom's best friend is black and for several years she was the only black person I knew closely.

You all need to watch the entire special. He talks about many subjects and it is all hilarious. Love that special.

Actually, I was thinking that black people are very careful about which white people are in their circle. I'm a white woman and I had a black, male roommate. When we'd hang out together black women made life impossible for us. We were strictly platonic. My few female black friends were really cautious at first but everything's good now

I went to this show in Seattle. It was great.

Chris Rock's Gun Control is also good.

Hello from Canada 🇨🇦. I have friends of all different shades, and I enjoy our campfire talks and learning others experiences. Black, Native American White, Chinese, Japanese, Korean. I just chill and learn stuff.! I have no beef with anyone!

Great reaction by the way . I really enjoyed it

Seen Chris Rock 6x...he's one of the greats

Great reaction!

Aside from a few things,....that you all pointed out, this bit has aged well. Unfortunately the reality of it sucks. That said -- the media is the enemy. Enjoyed this one boyz. Subbed.

The word slave came from a race of people in Europe called as "Slavic". Other European's owned other European's serval hundreds of years before the trans Atlantic slave trade. My dads family was owned in Karelia over 300 years. This slave trade was called the Barbary slave trade, where the US marine free them from the ottomans sultans. We finns/karelian was often shipped to the Crimea slave market, where we was highly sought after. During the great wrath in 1714-21 they almost extinct the Finnish race.

10:48 RIP Kirby Puckett too :(

Your comments are beautifully correct.

Chris Rock would get cancelled for this bit today.

#RealTalk Great reaction & great talk!

That's a really surprising statistic! I've always had black friends and I can't imagine life without them.

Hey guys, I enjoyed and got more out of your commentary than I did with your reaction. (even though that was great too!)I'm white, but understand as best I can what you are talking about. I am aware that unfair stereotypes are unfortunately still alive and well. My own family is transracial, but I must admit, I don't have any black friends. That's crazy, I know, but I live in a predominately white area and honestly don't even cross paths with many black people. I'd welcome a new friend of any color if they welcomed me too. And yes, you're right. There are more white people on welfare than black people . Very insightful video. Please keep them coming!

In my top five of realest reaction videos I have ever seen In. My. Life🔥

I'm a middle-aged white man and I'm a waiter but I don't have room in my life or heart for prejudiced

I grew up around many races, I have 've friends of all colors, I'm a 48 year old white dude. Still believes were all friends n family..

This man said R. Kelly I'm dying 😂😆😂😆😂😂😆😆😂😆😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Yes in the 90s movie theaters used to get shot up all the time. Especially in the hood.

I noticed exactly what you were talking about. I have to invite Black friends out to my house over half a dozen times before they feel like they can kick back, get a drink, dig through the frig, raid the snacks or even take a nap. Drinks, cigars and ARs loosens the tension though. :)

Love your reaction video.

R.I.P. Prince and Kirby Puckett. Kirby Puckett was a Major League baseball player who played for the Minnesota Twins his entire 12 year career. He passed away in 2006.

Cinematic OJ!!!

Love you guys....keep it going

Some stereotypes come in handy. I'm 76, white, 6'6' 320 and people are STILL afraid of me.

I am a cripple shut-in so I haven't had a black friend in about 22 years. Used to have a lot but once I couldn't walk anymore I moved back to WV and there isn't a black person within 6 miles of me. I miss my friends, black and white.

One big thing to note is that he did this special in front of an all Black audience. ALL of the people laughing and cheering are Black. He did this intentionally, because he wanted to show that this comedy resonated with Black people.

Always look to see if you have a post. I’ve become a fan.

Bill Burr said that 80-90's movies were some bad PR shit for black people.

When Chris said that he wished that he could join the kkk, ....... I wonder if that is where Dave Chappelle got the idea for Clayton Bigsby????

I just subbed to help you guys get to 50k.

We got to see your acting chops this reaction. Haha.

Ayo that intro is 🔥

Great job…funny af

Kirby Puckett was a Minnesota Twins baseball player back then

HATE stereotypes!!!! I'm 1/2 native (Canadian Cree) Same ignorance applies sadly. Anywho, I absolutely love love love you guy's! 🤗🤗🤗🤗💞💞💞

Oooof my man on the left I’m feeling for you! Just got done saying it’s the media like right before Chris Rock goes into the cut the shit it’s not the media bit! Lmao! But in reality this is comedy, not a documentary, so I say that in jest. It’s all good.

You've got to put up Eddie Murphy live he just goes for it ...but Chris Rock wasn't afraid to come out with stuff he'd might of seen most of his life no one was off the table with Chris Rock... where have these comedians gone it's still happening people still find it/them funny like now...it's like Dave Chappelle just disappeared and then like hi I'm back.. remember watching him years ago on network TV back in the UK 😊🤗....but loved this when I 1st watched it 25+ years ago and still loving now...the reaction of the guys they know what's going on .....GRT upload...also you've got 20,000+ more subs since then congratulations next be 100,000 subs 🤗👍👍🇺🇸🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿....

When I was in the Army I met a guy from northern Wisconsin who had never SEEN a black person except on TV

Me and neighbor white and black grow garden in the stones of pocano mountain but drink beer and vodka with Slovak too this is hilarious

That's a stat I haven't heard I got a bunch of black friends when I hear Comics or even my friend talk about different thing what I see is it really comes down to your social class as to who you're going to relate to, no matter what anybody says you got three classes poor, middle (white collar )and rich. My grandparents raised me and my brother on Social Security retirement checks no food stamps no help from gov. so you know where we was at. I liked the video and good luck with the channel

Legendary bit

the welfare thing also extends to food stamps. As a cashier, I checked more white people that used food stamps than black people. so that's like misinformation.

8:17 OJ nailed that white reporter face

as a white boy. I had the someone steal my sega and nba jams. and they def came up and said they heard i got robbed.

😂😂 this OG shit that true tho niggaz the ones who fuck it up for us

sad thing is BOTH names he mentioned are dead now . Puckett and Prince