Fluffy Plays A Prank On Trevor Noah | Gabriel Iglesias (REACTION) 

I'm from the Northern cape kimberly where you from

He’s a regard who promotes gun control, screw him

His new special Starfish is absolutely hilarious😂😂

YES! I'd love to see a reaction to his "My Urinal" bit!

@@LuckySnowy441or visiting US military base

Brad Williams is a mad man!!! Love him!!

4th most famous Dwarf

How does that work? Do you have 3 parents? Grand parents are from Italy? It just comes down to what YOU identity and see yourself as, and then people will see you as that. Maybe I don’t get it entirely since I’m not from a mixed family.

@@Azurethewolf168 Its not that simple to just think "I decide what I am" when SO MANY children, adults, and even family members try and fit you into a box or even exclude you for "not being enough of X". It even happens on accident when people insinuates that you don't understand a certain experience, or don't "count" because you are mixed with something else. No- people do not just take your word for it and see you as "that" because you identify as it. People have even said "lol don't joke- what are you really?" I am half latina and look latina- I wasn't raised latina at all and don't speak Spanish. In the past two decades people have constantly questioned where I am from- not accepted my Norwegian answer, pressured and got me to say Latina- and then get surprised or even mad when I don't speak Spanish. Then they won't accept Swedish as an answer either. Even family and relatives have over the years looked at me with gazes that clearly said "You are not in our group" and at the same time seeing me as family and as a relative. Like, the math behind that is wild for a kid. Two decades of that from birth kinda makes it hard to finally say "I am Swedish and Norwegian, I decide what that means." and get seen as it. Especially when I for years as a kid wasn't allowed a Norwegian passport despite living in norway- all because my parents had non-Norwegian passports. Few saw a non-norwegian-looking kid not allowed to be Norwegian- As Norwegian. Self-identity takes YEARS and its extra difficult when so many say you don't qualify as XYZ and your non-mixed friends and family doesn't get it.

@@oceanmythjormundgandr3891 I meant like what you look like becomes your identity in some way, so if your Latina like you said and people think of you as that, I guess you are Latina. Technically you are Norwegian but few would see that.

All of this could be avoided if you just flip a coin and pick one side…or people just married within their own ethnic group

No what people think definitely matters, you lying to yourself about it doesn’t change shit 😂

I’m confused as hell by this, an outcast of what exactly? American or Nigerian society?

​@@Saber23In Africa dude. Watch Trevor talk about it. It was a legit crime to be mixed

@@IDiggPattyMayonnaise lol “in Africa” you mean in South Africa during apartheid, but guess what? It isn’t anymore

I mean you do right? Slaves were gotten from west Africa

When the fuck did all of Africa become one single unit? It never has been and never will be

Seeing how ridiculous things get for you people makes me so happy to be an Arab

South Africa needs a moron who pushes gun control? Yeah sure ask the government to steal even more of the people’s property, that’ll help the crime rate 😂

Absolutely love Trevor Noah. He’s one of the reasons I’m proudly human.

@@inthedarkanonymous5625what?

@@Azurethewolf168 what what?

@@inthedarkanonymous5625 why do you need some African guy to make you human

@@Azurethewolf168 I don’t need anyone to MAKE me human. I find comfort in people who aren’t just blasting each other, but finding humor and explanations for things that are not human or humane. Trevor Noah is one of those. Your question indicates you didn’t catch the irony of ‘changing color’ in different countries.

lol

How far now?

Bro why are you trying to? Just say that you’re black. I feel like since the 60s, it’s be a whole trend to “reconnect with your roots”, when that really means pretending to be your grandparents ethnicity.

DRACULA FLOW 5!!!!!!!!!!

He already reacted to that. On his patreon I think he said.

Lol, but hey maybe he’ll be the first mixed kid to be proud of his whiteness instead of being guilt tripped into “identifying” as black

True, I feel the whole adding “American” at the end of someone’s name is just there so you know they’re from America. But ethnically, nobody is really American except Anglo-Saxons

@@Azurethewolf168 oh yeah, because the NATIVE Americans aren't really Americans, it's the known early settlers of present-day England that are the real Americans.

@@Azurethewolf168Native Americans? You know… the people who lived in America before the Anglo-Saxons came over on a boat.

@@hatleyhoward7193 they’re not really “American”, they’re native. They’ve been there before it was ever called America. But the term was first used and mostly is used to mean Anglo-saxons in America, which identified themselves with it first, and then later had that term attributed to all people in the country in the 60s.

@@Azurethewolf168Anglo-Saxons did not settle America. But if you are using the term to mean “white people”, then sure, the history books are written by the more powerful so that’s certainly the narrative taught . But Native Americans are Americans. Renaming the land does not make them suddenly non-part of the Country they already lived on.

It happens with everyone.

Slavery is actually way bigger now than it was back in the 1800s. But nobody talks about it since it would be realizing that slavery and racism aren’t over and are still very alive.

True, it’s what happens when pushing identity politics and race that causes stuff like this. Just look at your skin color, and then recognize who you are from that. That’s it. It doesn’t matter that your parents are French-British-Chinese-Asian-Italian-American, your white dude.