Get Out Tried To Warn You 

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"We hate you but we need you" was the message I got from _Get Out_ . Great analysis!

One of the most amazing subtle details in this movie is that cop scene. At first watch, we just assume that he's being racist and biased towards Chris when asking for his ID, and we praise Rose for standing up for him. But then we realize the truth later, that Rose was preventing the cop from checking his ID and and having Chris put in the system that he was involved in a road incident. That way the cops wouldn't notice if he went missing later on, if they got a missing complaint from someone, and kept her operation in the shadows.

When Chris saw those photos in the closet and saw that the maid used to be Rose's friend and the gardener used to be Rose's boyfriend, that was the most chilling scene for me. I was like Chris, you gotta get out of there.

People fail to realize movies come from reality. Things that’s going on or happened

I have a story. I am currently in a homeless shelter and was invited by another person non black race to attend this church. I was going to the church for five months consistently. This was an all white church. No one treated me badly but I could sense a slight uncomfortableness from the people. Fakeness with kindness. One day the original person that would pick us up from the shelter went out of town so the pastor agreed to transport us. On the way back the pastor ask me only why was I in the shelter? When I tried to answer him he cut me off and told me that there are two reasons why a person is in a shelter is that they are on drugs or crazy. Then he cleans up his statement and says allegedly cause he realizes that he was defaming my character. I never returned to that church nor have I talk to that pastor. The person in the shelter that invited me to this church and was also present in the car when this conversation went on later called the pastor and spoke against what was said. That pastor has not yet apologized to me. Irony of this story is pay attention to people's behavior, words and body jester, it may save your life.

If people would only believe that this is happening in real time

Get out is one of those movies you can't watch a bunch of times. It's so emotionally and mentally triggering. Jordan Peele really out did himself and I applaud him for being so brave to produce a movie like Get out. It is very relative in today's society.

I think the family didn't expect Chris to mentally overcome the the psychological challenges he faced because he did not realize what was occuring but in the end he was able to. It required him to respond in a way he knew how. He had to become violent to save his life. I also don't think his friend was confused about what he understood about the daughter. His observation was spot on and he tried to warn him to the max about her. He recognized what his friend was dealing with even when the friend himself didn't. He is a depiction of someone who may be perceived as weak and stupid and even immature but his psychological awareness was way higher than Chris because spent a lot of time suppressing what he already know. How many black people have friends like this. Seem immature and lacking but are intelligent at assessing situations.

Get Out made me uncomfortable through Chris's interactions with the family it was almost too real, and I think this is what made it a great movie. The Feel

*The way he was hypnotized in the movie always makes me me think that something like that really exist...ever since I watch get out I watch ppl and my surroundings*

God, when the cop car pulled up in the end, i was about to start crying, i was fully prepared for the worst ending. Several people in the theater started cheering when Rod stepped out of the car

As a person who grew up in the Caribbean, where we learn about Slavery very young, the most triggering scenes were the "auction" scene as I had an idea that's what it would be before the camera panned out and also the fact that he "picked" cotton from the chair to pretty much save himself .. we all know Cotton is the thing that kept us captivated for so long and was the thing that saved him in the end. There were so many subliminal messages and themes throughout that most people might have missed unless they knew about Black History. It was a great film that should be watched multiple times to fully understand what it's really about.

This was an amazing breakdown! I didn’t even notice the color symbolism in their clothes. One thing I did notice is how it appeared the girlfriend was trying defend him against the cop’s interrogation but it also stopped him from giving his last name and being able to be later identified if missing. I have to watch it again with this new perspective. Great work!

I have been in many situations where I felt like the rabbit. From being the only black person in white schools and white churches where my intelligence was perpetually challenged and that fake kindness was evident .....Get Out is a masterpiece. i thank God for his protection. I am so glad Jordan Peele went with the right ending demonstrating that Chris won over all that evil. I have experienced 'friendships' where I noticed the white women tried to assert some form of dominance over me for the duration of the friendship and I never liked that. I hope we can all get to a place where we genuinely coexist without some form of exploitation occuring.

Get Out is truly a horror masterpiece, I was exhausted by the end.😳

Another detail is that Rose wasn’t defending Chris from giving his ID to the officer in the sense of racial justice. She didn’t want the cop to have a last known location when he would eventually be reported missing

This video explained some real shit that needs to be talked about more often.

Man I want to apologize to Jordan Peele for underminding him as a producer... This is excellent 💯

I couldn't help but cry when he said when they tested the two endings the audience wanted Chris to win but we already knew the original it's true we did know the ending...Im glad they made that choice.. because We need more hope!! 😢

I know one thing our people has strong intuition! Never miss

I heard Dr. Umar say there is no where on earth that black peoples can go and just be. Not even in our countries. Always having to be on,aware.

Another thing I noticed is the whole time he was in the Armitage home he spoke proper until he found out he was in danger and when was about to walk out the door he said “We leavin”. Spoke volumes.

We must follow our instincts even if we doubt them. About Chris when he became uncomfortable and suspicious he would have left there immediately but he thought he could handle it. In the journey of life, the most important thing we can do for ourselves is to always be alert and listen to our instincts. Don't shun your instinct and don't be carried away easily. Just because people are nice to you does not mean they've fully accepted you and love you for who you are.

This movie brought back a comment my paternal grandfather made when I was a child. He said how they made it a point to be nowhere near certain hospitals after dark (in Baltimore). “They’d take Negroes off the streets and experiment on them. You’d just be a missing person…” At the time, I was no older than 10 and thought Grandpa was just sending me up. After seeing this movie, I’m not so sure…🫣

This isnt really far from the truth.. There are alot of missing persons, unfortunately. Ik for a fact that they are harvested for organs, sex trafficking, wierd experiments, amongst other horrors. Be safe, my ppl. I feel your pain

Jordan Peele made an absolute classic!!

"The Delictable Negro" is a real book & it should be read by every melanated person on Earth.

Two major important factors I deduced from this movie, is being observant and mental stability. These two things saved Chris

My first experience with racism was in Mississippi (yeah I know, ofc) but I was there for a family reunion and my cousins car stalled at the mall. We were trying to ask this white older couple for help and they were just ignoring us, but they were walking past us only 10 ft away. We knew they heard us. Suddenly the wife turns and screeeaaams at us “WHAT THE HELL DO YOU PEOPLE WANT?!” My cousin “w-we just needed a jump ma-“ The lady “WE CANT HELP YOU!” That’s when I knew racism wasn’t really dead, how they had been trying to convince us in school for so long.

This film also highlights how when black people are around white environments for a long period of time, they often become immune to the problems most black people face on a day to day basis

Also when Dean was giving Chris the house tour, he said the basement was sealed off because of "black mold". I love how each time I watch this film, I have an altered perspective from before due to gaining more life experience. It's in my top 5. Also, I've been saying for years that we need a prequel! Maybe it could consist of minisodes or an entire feature length which shows how the other victims were coaxed and captured.

This movie was one of caution for me. The thing that stood out to me the most was how dark the guys' skin was in comparison to the white woman. I felt a sense of doom and anxiety throughout the entire film for him. I could just see what was coming. I'm already cautious about interactions with these people, this made me even more suspicious. I believe the film was very well done, at the same time, I want to go and watch it again to see what else i could pick up. I only had the courage to watch it once. I think enough time has passed, that I can go watch it again.

This video had me super emotional especially as a young black professional In predominantly white spaces

the cereal scene went completely over my head

I watched this movie one time and AUTOMATICALLY knew it was something to it, they put things out for us to see 👁 its up to us to actually 👁 it...

I'm a so called black man , i was married to a white woman which was a nightmare. After being married into a white family for the past twenty years, I can definitely relate to this movie. This movie is deeply informative and true. Pay attention my people!!! Black kings stay with your Black Queens!!! Trust me!!!

This beautiful piece of art that peele created is still being dissected like this today. That’s amazing. This movie was special and will continue to grab people’s attention for years to come. I really want to tell peele how much I love him. I have yet to be disappointed.

Also the best friend ROD stands for Ride Or Die , great video thank you !!

Had to rewatch Get Out after seeing this. Really helped me see it in a whole new light. Thank you for that. Realized Rose’s crazy-ass brother was wearing bright red pants when he first rolls up while they’re sitting in the backyard. He was also the first character in that family of villains to be openly hostile towards Chris at dinner.

Some people hate us because they want to be us.

Stereotype is everywhere even as a very young black brother I am wise from being raised by a experienced dad, One day at school we had career day and the fire fighters came in it was 2 white ones and one black one (the black one had no power) while the whites were the head of the table one of the white chiefs came in and asked "who wants to be a rapper" A clear stereotype to black people and yet even worse this happened in 7th grade. Racism was never over stay vigilant brothers...

Another hidden message in the movie is also when Rod goes to the police station to report Chris & Andre Hayworth (abducted in the opening scene) as a missing person. The authorities laugh at this statement not taking further action to help Rod. It goes to show that when there's a missing Black person case it's never taken seriously or taken into consideration due to the stereotypes of Blacks being runaways. However when a there's any White person case it's national news with the family giving a press release & a platform to retrieve their missing family member or friend (case in point the Chris Watts case when he murdered his wife & little ones & the JonBenet missing case among others). Overall Get Out is such a phenomenal woke movie of the 2010s showcasing the social climate of what was alive and well up to now with subliminal historical pieces!

This movie put chills down my spine. A friendly reminder what our ancestors went thru but way worse conditions. .

This is whats happening in the music industry 😢

The only message I got from Get Out is what I knew before I watched it......I was and am right in everyway I think.

When this movie came out and rod got out the car, we clapped.

i am not sure where I read this, but it was 10 -15 years ago. They were talking about the disappearing black and indigenous people. And how it was all purposefully overlooked and in the article they talked about shootings of young black men and there was the notice that some had organs missing. The awareness came when someone wondered why the corps had a scar where the kidneys are/were and from that found others killed with organs missing. Nothing would surprize me. I have read about other countries doing the same . Human beings can be vile.

The message I received was the same one as always. "We can do what we like with you because your Black and inferior, but we're white." And so it is still the same. We were the catalyst for OB/Gyn to perform procedures on us without anesthesia because they stated we had a high tolerance for pain. We were also the catalyst for the holocaust. It happened to African Americans first and I'm not talking about slavery in America. It's happening now when they kidnap our babies and teenagers for organ trafficking.

Glad this channel is back, this is what the culture needs!

I trust NO ONE. Anything you say, do or act I always take mental notes, because not one person I have ever met was ever genuine of who they are, the second I notice something funny or too many lies about anything is enough for me to ghost them.

As a native American/Mexican I can attest how uncomfortable i feel when there is to many yts around I feel like they could turn on me at any second . This movi6e was deep .

I have a personal experience with this movie which is chilling for me now that I look back. I am of mixed race and was married to a white European lady who insisted I watch this movie with her. it so happened that whatever was going on with Chris was what was happening to me in real time. This movie portrays the aspect of psychological slavery and the exotification of blacks by whites, especially in the case of white females who want to feel some sense of control by dominating black men in a relationship or marriage, and using them as a cover for their racial biases by displaying the fact that they have a black partner. Lived through it, I could not be controlled and got a divorce. I am not saying all whites are racist, but in Europe this happens on a very large scale. Some black immigrant men have failed to leave for fear of being threatened with deportation or loss of contact with their children. Just so you know, this behavior is typical of white women who are left leaning politically.

Great breakdown. I noticed the buck relations to ⚫ men being referred to has bucks...that's why the father said he hated the "bucks" & enjoyed them being unalived but had them all over the house as trophies. It showed his contradictory life style and hatred for ⚫ man.

The blank stare is very SCARY 😶.

I had a get out experience when I was a home health aide . My patient insisted i have some tea . Im not a home health aide anymore.

I met a lady that told me that her brother in law was a runner. Very fit. One day he disappeared from his daily run. The lady told me that he probably was kidnapped for his body parts.

Bro im mixed and I grew up with a mum who had some next level racial trauma. My whole childhood was a bit like Get Out. She also used to beat and yell at me, she'd always cut and straighten my hair, and she told me that my cousins, aunts and uncles were bad people

The fact that Rose is wearing the American stripes should tell you everything you need to know. She is wearing that for a reason.

Working with peele must be so fucking stressful😩 imagine having to make sure every item on set has to represent something deep! Car color, wine color, outfit colors and so on. Very crazy & brilliant man!!

1 thing I noticed right away.....was how the girl kept her milk separate from the colored cereal

Jordan Peele is absolutely brilliant, vastly creative, diverse, emotionally intelligent, intellectually gifted, emotionally competent, next level talented, Jordan Peele is a genius. I don’t think people understand the depth to this genuine dude. He’s an asset to humanity. As long as we have guy’s like him and Kenya Barris to use their gift for cinematic arts to educate and inform the masses with shows like this and Black-Ish (Grow-Ish, Mix-Ish) combined with people like me who were raised to stand up against racist stereotypes and human inequality who raised their kids to to love every shade and complexion of a BEAUTIFUL human being from birth that has them acutely aware how childish, wait scratch that because kids are extremely intelligent often explaining things they don’t understand but want to way better than a Big 10 college professor with insanely thoughtful descriptions far more creative and authentic than any grown up could do with beautiful sparkles in their eyes to go with their curiosity so I’ll say it’s mind boggling, immature and idiotic to think this is still the conversation we need to have because my 11 year old Observable Universe Daughter Avery Everything is acutely aware of how silly and stupid you have to be to hate someone because of the color of their, race, cultural background, their geographical roots they didn’t get to choose any more than my daughter chose to be born in Chicago or me in Toronto. That’s really petty, in fact if you happen to be one of the intolerant people who had someone because of their race and language they speak do me a favor and redirect that hatred towards yourselves, your moms and dads for making you little sociopaths, your grandpappies and grammies, their great grand pappy’s who forced my Kokum into Birdle residential after kidnapping her from her own land, hate the white man for making you the idiots you are, hate them for what they did to my First Nation Aboriginal and African American brothers and sisters, sons and daughters, aunties and uncles, hate the Chicago Blackhawks for depicting a proud honorable chief Illinois banished from his land as the big nose caricature they have for a logo, hate the governments of Canada and USA for giving the Japanese Internment camps for all the work they devoted themselves to building the railroads you basic over privileged plain Jim’s and Jane’s ride. There are a lot of reasons to hate so I just want you to hate for the right reasons. In the meantime I know I can’t go to minority communities and bring change so I’m coming to your gated Caucasian communities to educate you, correct you, tell you you’re wrong about this and your wrong about that and for good measure if you have any extra hate in your heart hate the Jewish sociopathic calculated premeditated criminals my dad is stuck calling wife and son for the 6 years of crimes against humanity they waged against with foul play like putting rat poison in my drinks that caused 6 excruciating weeks of painful meningitis and followed by five strokes that took my mind and my movement away for 5 years during which they persuaded my wife to leave me for her elderly manipulative boxing coach profiting from Shelly knowing the brain trauma she is suffering from that had her diagnosed with post concussion syndrome with 5 opinions in 2012 but they still have her getting in the ring as Machine Gun Shelly who can no longer distinguish the difference between someone she hates and fears or someone she should be obedient to while my daughter cries for me confused as to why we’re being deprived of each other’s love or how the mother Robin and son Blaine are allowed to see their product of a viciously brutal rape blaine recorded since the law doesn’t apply to him or his mother but Avery can’t be around her doting daddy not knowing he was the intended target of a well planned elusive smear campaign because I stood up against the deranged things they were doing so they did whatever they wanted and I was left fighting for my life after becoming the first recorded survivor to walk around with meningitis for 6 weeks minimum and miraculously made a full recovery despite suffering one psychopathic premeditated attack after another. If you want to hate then hate those people or shut up because I have a long way to go before a bill is passed in DC. Hate the people who made you hateful because it wasn’t us!

When it first came out it had me in a chokehold because I couldn’t stop rewatching it

I watched this movie first at the theater. I walked out. I just finished watching the full movie. Lesson learned.

Proof that demons rule the world

Get out is just a movie depicting what happens in real life

This was a deep analysis. I watched this movie a while back and completely forgot that I did until you just went through it. I think my brain locked it away because I was so scarred by it. Though you showed clips and talked about the movie generally, my brain is refusing to completely fill in the missing scenes. Yeah, it's a movie but I hope I don't have nightmares about this. It hits very close to home.

Hey everyone I wanted to tell a quick story to start off I'm 25 had a son and was homeless with my significant other we went into this homless program for housing owned by elderly white people. I got up everyday for work to get an apartment because that was my goal to stay focused and I got it to the glory of god. but we were living in a house that was for families they would do visits and all to make sure I was working and they would judge me all the time and ask my significant other if she's okay and side eye me all the time and try to make her talk against me behind my back because I was black. But needless to say once we moved these people started to pop up at my house to check on us and tell Me how to raise my son that's were they fd up so I told them you don't pop up at my house at all without calling me or my lover and they got mad and started plotting a way to split my family up but Goodluck with that I'm held in high honor with God so they can't touch me. Pray for me and my family because racism is real and they will do anything to tear a young black man down destined for success down thank you

this is often overlooked as well, but the major understory that’s missed is the whole black bodies often go missing for the harvesting of organs. Most of the young black girls missing in this country that I never found is due to Black market, organ harvesting. A lot of the black men that are killed by police are often pre-targeted, and picked out who are usually labeled as organ donors and harvested in that way also.

…somewhere, somehow “Get Out” is happening in the world

I just watched this video and put the movie on immediately. It's been a while since the list time I seen it so I look forward to seeing what I missed the first time around. Edit: Did anyone notice how the dad thanked Rose and Chris for hitting the deer? He said every time he sees a dead deer he's happy cuz that's one less deer. They're over populated. We all know what that really symbolizes. 😳

Great interpretations. I only wished you could have mentioned the camera flashes and how they affected the black people who were "lobotomized" or had gone through the mind control experiment.

In Savannah, GA where one of the largest slave trades happened “The Weeping Time”, there was a Hermitage Plantation here. It actually was the basis for the design of the current Yamacraw Bluff Architecture of the Projects in the Yamacraw Village. It was placed there and has its name because it places “Black” People in their traditional geological location as most of the local “Black” people of Savannah, GA are actually Yamacraw Indigenous people. Just thought it was interesting that the family in this movies name was Armitage, like Hermitage.

Another thing no one seems to ever bring up. Rose unknowingly allowed Chris to get away by interfering with the cop that asked for Chris' ID when they hit that deer. If he gets his ID, run it through, they'd have a record of Chris being with the murdered Rose and at her family home that burned down.

To think that we actually used to sell off and auction human beings (and still do under the radar) is so jarring. Makes that scene in the movie even more disturbing.

Segregation was a horrific mistake! We gave away our power and became consumers putting our money in our enemies community instead of our own. Martin Luther King realized this, but after the fact.

This is one of my favorite movies of All time ! One thing you forgot to point out is in the beginning when the cop asked for the black guys ID, rose did not allow him to give it to him because he didn’t want him to be identified by the cop when he went missing

Really enjoyed this breakdown. Now I want to go watch Get Out a second time

A lot of black teens go missing and never found nor there are attempt to search for them

This hurt my heart…it opened a door I tried to keep closed…I had an ex that put an actual hex on me and I was doing things that I had no control or memory of from that to having to go the hospital 12 times in 3 weeks.. I could taste and feel a burning sensation all over for days.. I lost my job, I lost money, my car kept breaking down then would magically work out of nowhere, I had to get sage, and crystals, it kept making ppl energy around me change..in other words don’t trust so easily, also know people intentions with you good or bad thank you my name is Shapiro y’all stay blessed

The racism is still alive in a big way, it touched a nerve

This movie made me so uncomfortable I could only watch it once

After watching this video I really want to watch the movie again because I feel like I missed some very important parts of it. I loved the movie and found it refreshing how they didn’t gloss over everything and kept it real.

Thank you soooo much for covering this one of my favs and definitely deep!! 🔥

And y’all really think they’re just MOVIES AND TV SHOWS 😂🤣😂 YA’LL BETTER WAKE TF UP!!💯💯

What's funny is that many Black (men) that's in inter racial relationships said how true this movie is, but still wouldn't budge from their ww, or wm.... my experience in an IR was not a Get Out experience, but at times when we got around a lot of white ppl, I felt like something wasn't right. Most Black parents will tell you not to be the only one in the room, or in the town, or car, or party, etc...I would knew better to not get caught out there and I think I sabotaged that relationship because I didn't feel right especially around other Black ppl seeing us...

this ain’t my place but I’m white and experienced racism/discrimination my whole life. And it’s never really been from black people. It’s been white people. In fact, once black people got to know me I always felt and was treated like a brother, and they didn’t care about the color of my skin. Maybe it’s because I grew up in a mixed white/black family with white and black cousins on my moms side, so I really relate to other races more than my “own” race. I may appear white but ethnically I’m mixed with Hispanic and Sicilian and of course European. I always had NBA dreams, and always loved sports and fell in love with basketball. But often people would discriminate against me because I was white and they’d tell me I would never make it. When I wanted to rap I was told I couldn’t be a rapper because I was white. When people found out I was ethnically mixed I got called a Spick even if it was a joke and STILL to this day my own friends and people don’t believe that I’m Hispanic and I’ve always got told I wanted Hispanic and that I’m lying. I’ve always hated being white because deep down I know what it’s like to feel struggle and struggle with my black and white brothers. I know what it’s like to be discriminated against because of the color of my skin and be judged and told I won’t amount to anything and won’t succeed. I’ve always felt more of a connection to people of other races and white people are my least favorite race if I’m going to be honest. Lowkey I’ve always wanted to not be white, because I relate to other people more specially black people.

Well done! This was super in-depth. Definitely a eye opener to the max!

Wow. This is definitely an eye opener. Even though, “Get Out” is one of those movies I’ve seen once, I’m glad I came here

The flashing police light are both occultic and hypnotic.

This is one of the best break downs I've seen of this film so far. Big ups to the narrator!

I watch this movie like it’s the first time..every time..I celebrate it..the movie flips a switch

The other thing to notice is the lack of facial hair on the Blacks that who's bodies were taken over/ about to be taken over. Remember that Andre had facial hair before he was kidnapped. I point this out because as a Foundational Black American, we were often liked down upon if we didn't have hair cuts (i.e. during the cornrows Era in the 2000s, I had cornrows but had to cut them to get a job. Now I wear dreadlocks). Historically speaking, in order to capitulate to the society, you had to erase the things that set you aside (via hair and your names), which is why notice that the black people who are elevated tend to have short haircuts (not even a fade, but again erasing part of your culture) and clean shaven.

ElleRhoden 8 days ago As a person who grew up in the Caribbean, where we learn about Slavery very young, the most triggering scenes were the "auction" scene as I had an idea that's what it would be before the camera panned out and also the fact that he "picked" cotton from the chair to pretty much save himself .. we all know Cotton is the thing that kept us captivated for so long and was the thing that saved him in the end. There were so many subliminal messages and themes throughout that most people might have missed unless they knew about Black History. It was a great film that should be watched multiple times to fully understand what it's really about.

No doubt it was a phenomenal movie because it explores the subtle racism and hidden agendas of yt ppl and of the everyday Black experience

This movie was the craziest mind boggling thing i ever seen in life I watched it 100 times n still could not get over it How insane the whole thing sounds

I am not certain if the MK Ultra theory and those examples are real, but other information is interesting. I believe Get Out can relate to the alarming rate of missing African Americans and victims being found with missing organs.

That was a heavy breakdown about the auction scene in the movie... Real deep.

The message I got was our lives do not matter. The only thing that matters is what we can offer them. I know but everyone thinks this way. I believe most people are decent... But there is that subsection...

This analysis was BRILLIANT. ❤ Thank you, now I must go rewatch this masterpiece.