I was thinking exectlly the same, but I am pretty sure they banned it. They could have asked about hair products though... But Elizabeth could lie so... I dunno :D
HOBO DUMPTY you’re right about that 😌 but it would have been a real social experience. Those people would leave with hopefully a new frame of thinking.
True...unfortunately they’re pulling further and further away from MLK He’s dream: to be judged NOT by the colour of one’s skin but by the content of one’s character
It's crazy to other countries who don't necessarily have a diverse culture, like I'm Egyptian and this is so interesting to me. I feel like a baby trying to understand American culture and how you guys deal with race, here it's just us Egyptians (North Africans) and Central Africans who are a very small minority.
You can't pinpoint "white culture" cause it's diverse.Almost every single European country is a different form of "white culture". So, as a Greek person, whenever I hear "White People have no culture" I admit that it does trigger me just a bit, since we have had culture before America was ever thought to exist. But, oh well :)
I can see why confusion abounds. In America all whites pretty much get lumped together regardless of their ethnic background. In reality they aren’t talking about Russians for example. The comment is directed toward American whites who have been here since the countries inception along with the blacks they brought over here with them.
@@McStrokeAvision Uhm, most white Americans these days are descendents from European immigrants who came here after the Civil War. That war wiped out whole generations. America was in tatters.
Thing is... Whites are treated like side kicks/lackeys by blacks even when they're genuine. My advice is.....stick to your own. However, blacks shouldn't be in positions of management as they will only hire other blacks.
Not just race. Sex, age, LGBT, etc... An unreal amount of identity politics over here. However, 'wokevists' aren't only found here in the United States....
How do u act a race? I’ve never understood that concept like I’ve always been called the “whitest black person” but how ARE BLACK PEOPLE SUPPOSED TO ACT IN THE FIRST PLACE??!? Like since when did being educated or speaking a certain way equate to acting like you’re Caucasian?!?!! It isn’t right to judge how a race or person should act solely off of stereotypes.
Yup, dealt with that a lot growing up. Their is a scene from “Fresh Prince of Bel Air” where Carlton goes of on a fraternity recruiter that wouldn’t accept him for not being black enough. Changed how I thought about everything
I mean, you can see how she lied about things when was interested in or did to avoid being picked out. In a perfect world, there would be no difference, but people fall into stereotypes.
When ole boy asked "what everyone thought about Black Panther" I literally said "what?" Do white people really think that all Black culture is is Black Panther...
Sometimes I think black peoples think that. People put that movie on such a pedestal & mentioned Wakanda so much that I’m like y’all do know theirs countries that exist that are actually African right?
The whole episode is cringe. I prefer people who are blunt and dgaf if they are racist or not because they are cowards and can't become snakes that way
@@rogueassassin875 i was literally just sayin this to my brother, the whole thing is them trying their hardest to not seem racist, a lot of these are basic questions. They made this weird im not racist energy
@@iridiculous8662 I would be tempted to put on a southern draw and do a clayton bigsby impression (its funny that I'm white and my racist impression comes from Dave Chapel lol) would definitely get voted off, but it would be funny to watch their brains stutter on camera afterwards. To be fair though it would be a winning strat if this was a no rules type game. Whoever gets the most offended gets voted for and maybe under the stress you could get some natural accents coming out
@@rogueassassin875 Because that show is clearly leftwing garbage. P.S. Immediately had to laugh when Abe and Preach did, the line about her just wanting to be nice was ridiculous.
I can relate to the Black Panther question, many white people try to praise this movie around me almost like they are trying to prove they are not racist. Well let me tell you, it is not my favorite movie and it's not my favorite MCU movie. My favorite MCU movie is Winter Soldier!!
after seeing black panther. i put it on the same level as the thor movies. it was designed for a specific demographic. well, sort of. maybe not designed but it appealed to a certain demographic, and if you are wondering what demographic thor was for. it was for basic white bitches. women who just wanted to see thor and loki fuck. thats all i know about the movies. i couldnt even sit through them i thought they where so bad . if i fall asleep through a movie 3 times. its just not a goo dmovie in my opinion. soooo, taking black panther out of the marvel universe. i thought it was in the same catagory as hot tub time machine. a movie i try to watch about 3 times a year. and never make it too the time travel.
@@user-qx4nk5sp7c It definitely didn't suck but of all the marvel movies it wasn't in the top 10, though in fairness marvel produced a lot of good movies.
Black panther is a tame one. They should have asked "What did you think of Roots?" or "What did you think of American History X?" People started riots over those movies.
Psychologists are supposed to be the ones with the title to manage HR. I just graduated of psychology and they teach us Human Resources, and they LITERALLY tell us that doesn’t matter what the person did or if they deserve to be fired, you can never say the things straight how they are even if those people are crazy, so this is pretty accurate 😂
Rosadela Guzmán i finished a bachelors degree in HR and they taught us to be as straight up as possible and don’t sugarcoat things. Funny we have a totally different experience!
Your Arch Nemesis I think they are more self aware than buzzfeed. I feel that buzzfeed was trying to actively spread their ideology. Jubilee doesn’t have to say a single word, they just allow cringe people to dig their very own grave and profit off of their embarrassment.
Royalty Subliminals she’s not pro anything. She’s like her husband pro money just pandering to her fans to seem like she can relate in her huge mansions
LMAO hilarious...the people above don't get it. With that said, this and all of the other questions, only work if they include in the stipulations that NO ONE can lie, and everyone has to answer truthfully of face some agreed upon heavy penalty. Then we'd REALLY see the sparks fly lol.
Elizabeth was originally a middle eastern name, not white / European. In fact, Elizabeth was the name of John the Baptist's mother. Unless, we're talking about someone from Greece, or Rome, or other gentiles, such as Luke, most characters from the Bible were some shade of brown, though Jesus didn't want it to matter to us as we should love others as ourselves.
Well in america you can almost bet on it. He'll elizabeth doesn't sound white it sounds like an elderly person. Today is the age of. Naveh, aroura, chiorri, ahlera, lol all white girl names cuz white mom's have to do the most
Exactly. Its so diverse that foreigner could mix up customs/ cuisine/ traditional clothing of area around my home village with those of area 50 km to the south or west (i am not mentioning north or east, because then you would end up in poland [and differences between countries is another whole level])...
@@LouisVDon Hidden? Nah, if we dont like someone, we make it obvious, yet subtle. In my country, we have two "unliked" minorities. Czech name for one is derived from "cikat" which means "pee" and for the second one is from "šidit" which means "cheat, fiddle"...
@@LouisVDon what? It's not the people that are racist or alittle sceptic about the lbtqrstuvwxåäö club. We are still the same, It's the rest of the planet that's gone completely insane. I have had the same type of mind set pretty much all the time, i consider myself very liberal with like drugs use (it's my body) i could grow myself. and what about No Gouvernment at all! I don't want anyone to tell me what i can do or i'm not allowed to. Maybe because i have morals = don't hurt people on purpose and don't steal. If theres no victim no crime has been comitted, it's really just that easy. But I am be called the standard stuff, racist, homophobe, white SUPREEM etc....... Just from an economic point of view that Sweden Can't help every single refugee in the world, There is no money for houseing, welfeare (Witch they stay on) because of an incompetent government. segregation, "no go zones" and i'm racist!? For stating the obvious 🤦♂️ just completely retarded, anyways ✌ ❤ 🤟
not afraid to admit the movie was fucking trash. from the overly flashy CGI to the plot development, the characters where the only good part of the movie.
A European American dude I work with asked me that. I told him I liked other Marvel movies more. He's a supremacist who's always trying to find African Americans to validate his opinion. He wanted me to say it sucked. And it did suck. I watched it twice, and Ragnarok 10 times. But I wouldn't tell him that.
What do you expect? Esp from p.c people. I remember seeing African americans wearing dashikis and traditional clothes to the cinema. You can't even speak one of the languages. That movie did not represent my culture one bit but yet again we, Africans, get grouped as one. There are 54 countries in that continent, all with different cultures and traditions. You had pro athletes doing the salute, wearing the masks etc. Gael Monfils still does the wakanda forever after every match. Even the actors are bored of it. Watch their interviews. Don't get me wrong. Was it cool to see a black character in the marvel cinema? Yeah that was sick. Was it influential? Maybe when I was a kid. But as a 28 year old male? It's just a movie.
I don't think people like this understand how offensive they are by trying to be super unoffensive, reduce an entire culture down to Black Panther and cops pulling you over
@Merel de Jong I'd disagree. In most cases, it's pretty easy to tell when someone is black or white, simply from the pitch of their voice and the way they pronounce words.
@star · light of course, there are those people who are exceptions. I've made a couple mistakes myself when hearing voices without seeing the person behind it, but as I mentioned, I'm talking about in a general sense. Even elizabeth in this video, as you already said, has a pretty white voice. But even then, the way she pronounces some words made the distinction clear.
Merel de Jong I feel like whatever this was came off sloppy. They took a subject like race, which is inherently heavy. Then they put it into a gameshow format to win money, which is quite the opposite. If the goal was to learn something there was no interview after to show they did or didn’t. And if it was to be entertaining it only was due to the ridiculously stale stereotypical answers given. BP, music and getting pulled over sounds like bad sitcom antidotes from the early ‘90’s when it’s time to pull out the “black” episode. These people clearly have no real friends of color or any real conversations about cultural differences.
I'm a white Brazilian living in Texas. People just cannot comprehend that we do have white people in Brazil, I have been called a liar for saying I was white many times.
@Andrew Reality? I think you mean society? Even so, these stereotypes have negative connotations that reflect on a certain group of people, making others quickly assume that person acts a certain. Don't be ignorant about the downsides and effects of stereotypes.
They Live that wasn’t at all what she said though 😂😂 The question was what her strategy to win was, and it was too be as friendly as possible. Which is a very common strategy in odd man out
EccentricSage No one said that it doesn’t exist. But people are assuming far too much here. She didn’t say what you are implying she said, period. You just assume that’s what she meant based on your own prejudices.
You know what is weird in the English language world? People commonly speak in different accents according to ethnicity even though the family has been in the country for hundreds of years. Nobody speaks about such a thing here in Brazil, cause accents are pretty much regional and only that. How come two families have lived in the same neighborhood for the last 100 years and have different accents? Come on!!! That's so weird! People are people and vice versa.
I guess because most people from any ethnicity, in the US and elsewhere, are aware of racial profiling, privilege and police violence that’s been going on forever (in the US especially). So that’s actually not a racist question in a way, since it acknowledges prejudice, inequalities and racism that’s systemic in that particular situation. Like you can’t really get a person’s ethnicity from their name, level of education, culture, because that depends on individuals inside any identity group. But you can confidently say a person must have been discriminated because of their skin color (because racism exist everywhere unfortunately and ethnic minorities in any country are way way way more often susceptible of being a victim of prejudice and discrimination). Acknowledging the fact it happens does not mean you agree with it. I’d more often consider it criticism of racism/prejudice instead. Since a racist person would be more inclined to deny it even happens. But I guess perception and feelings are different, and it’s good to know some people find that cringe, although I doubt it was coming from a bad place in that instance, thanks for sharing your view so we all learn! I personally found the Black Panther stuff way more cringe to be honest. Like, I’m white, how is watching or liking a movie with black actors, or listening to a black musician a black thing? Art is culture, it goes way further than ethnicity. But hey, to be fair, it was a tough game to play without sayin’ stupid or controversial shit that people could interpret badly. So let’s not be too hard on them. Not sure it’s that easy to guess a person’s skin colour just by listening to them.
@@GuillaumeRx I'm in the US and it's not so much the racism or privilege it's just a bad police system and ppl who are misleading others by race baiting the police are seen as racist when most of the time their not but sometimes it's understandable Also I also was found the black panther thing cringy asf lol
@Ryan Johnson True that, but Russia and China aren't really great examples for democratic societies. I guess the debate is about western countries, since the entire paradigm, debate, and approach has to be changed if we talk about Russia, China, the Golf, or third world countries. But I also should have explained myself better ("that have", not "that's been going on forever", I meant the "racial profiling + the police brutality" have been going on forever. The US being one of the most diverse country on earth, culturally and ethnically (France isn't too bad either, I'm French), the racial profiling + the police violence will statistically be higher in countries where there actually is a strong ethnic diversity. Unfortunately, the police brutality is almost everywhere, that's for sure! PS: And yeah, you're right, people in the US are privileged. A lot of them complain about things that don't matter.
@@neoforce6263 I'm black and had no interest in seeing Black Panther (obviously because I'm a weeb, but still). I was there when Logan dropped, was there for Deadpool 2. Just didn't care about Panther. Funny enough, the most iconic guy from that movie (Michael B. Jordan) wasn't even the protagonist. I spent years thinking he was.
The most polite racist thing that someone said to me was “We having a princess party ,which one you wanna be ?” My ten year old behind:”Umm ...Ariel” White girl:”Oh we thought you’d wanna be ...Tiana”👁👄👁 Edit: To clarify she was about 17 I was 10 so I don’t categorize that as childhood innocence 😂😂but it’s still funny
This one is kinda complicated as well. What is being preached a lot to the children is that you cant relate to someone or something if you arent the same skin color. It is lowley racist but im pretty sure that wasnt the intention
That's just a children's mentality. I had the opposite happening just recently with one of my nieces. She's white and platinum blonde and she wanted to be Moana. Her friend who's black told her that she doesn't look like Moana and should instead be Elsa from Frozen or Rapunzel. They're all like 7 years old and have no concept of racism. So they just thought that it's better if people looked more similar to the characters they wanted to be. Happened to me too when I was a kid in the 90s. My favorite princess was always Jasmine but I'm also blonde and blue eyed and I was told I couldn't be Jasmine by my friends. Broke my heart lol. But there was nothing behind it. Children's reasoning is just too simple to understand such complexities.
@@LinneAzalea totally agree, kids just want to match things up, but people these days quite often try to make something seem racist so they can call it out and pretend to have done a good deed.
I can't imagine how that show would be any less entertaining by having a room full of black people trying to figure out who's black. It would just be less cringey and unlikely to ruin someone's career.
There was a whole episode of South Park in which Cartman (the fat boy) thinks that Tolkien (the rich black kid) is mad at him because he didn't like Black Panther. Turns out Tolkien hadn't seen the movie and it had nothing to do with his anger. South Park is too close to reality, lol.
i think its all about the irony. i run a discord with over one thousand people. until we started streaming everybody thought most of us where black....... i guess becuase they only hear our voice. we like hip hop. and come from the city, we are black? and most of the black people i my self included thought where white. big on going joke, nobody really gave a fuck its just you have an image of somebody when you only hear there voice . and its funny to think that. one guy was a fat gay asian teacher, that one was probably hte most shocking.
I know right? What's even crazier is - like Aba and Preach said - if they were being honest and having more fun with these stereotypes, it would most certainly end every single one of their careers. This is not okay. You either don't want racial stereotypes or you do.
This comment reminds me of the whole DaBaby situation. They have a bunch of videos just like this that are intended to subvert stereotypical expectations, but soon as you see this video it's racist and doesn't need to exist? It's as if there wasn't already a trend lol DaBaby has always been violent as shit and probably still is violent to this day, but that one time he smacked that woman sure as hell will keep coming up
@@TheMallachiv I'm white, blonde and blue-eyed. And I don't know anyone who does that, yet me and all my white friends have dogs. What a disgusting stereotype..
"It feels like HR is trying to tell Rashanda that she is a little loud ...... " LOLOL ME TO DEATH, this is like 97% of white people around any race issue. Nailed it. As a white person I can say, you guys get it lol. Hilarious.
What race issue? In América theres not any race issues systematically speaking , ofcourse there are racist but those are a very tiny minority who dont matter at all and would be cancelled if they Express that in public, im talking about REAL racist, Like people who really think they are Better just because they are white, not people who make racial jokes black people do racial jokes to asians the same they are just jokes, but leftist seems to think that race and gender are still major problems in our modern american society when they are not, when they deny the entry of a black person in a stablisment just for beign black in our modern american society or when the KKK become relevant again you can talk about REAL race issues, till now no leftist have explain to me what system opress black people, they just say oh the system opress them and then they talk about police brutality, then i beg them statics and % of police brutality on black people and then they just say EDUCATE YOURLSELF like really.🙄🙄
Did you see the videos of the black girls trying to kick white boys out a library for studying? I am not white, I'm part black btw. Whites and blacks are both racist to each other and to other races and I mean very racist, go watch videos on them getting violent with each ither, fighting, insulting each other, etc.
Also, the police brutality being done on whites and Asians that the new doesn't report. Go watch that. Not to mention sex slaves of all colors being trafficked. And black on black crime which is higher than white on white crime.
"Let me touch your hair", I had that moment with a black Nigerian girl in my NON american extremely white country, she is a newly med student. She also said that my fingers are extremely white & look like baby fingers plus she was excited to see my skin getting red if you pinch it or hold it for a bit long. Best experience ever Why is it so strange? I've never really seen a black person up close, she never seen a white person, so it's okay to mutually study differences in each other. No harm for both sides, no racism, it's just simple curiosity. We still friends. I bet I can't ever ask nor study any racially different person to me if I go to the USA 🤣
I adore your experience and would be inclined to agree with you about whether or not this would be copacetic in other countries, specifically the US.... it would seem to be very divided and many are quick to jump to using that rara label.
@@cry2love Of course you can, though it is not mister... I avoid the use of certain words that trip the algorithms. It would appear that discussions on "racism" often fall into that category, at least mine do, and are often scrubbed. So, "rara" it is.!!
@Turquoise Cheetah Police brutality has nothing to do with this, but since you brought it up, Black people are advocating for victims of police brutality and have been since at least 2012, and likely even before then. Your point is invalid. Black people are known for having to switch to assimilate into a dominant society that has socio-historically, and still currently, disparages them for the way they speak, eat, act, and engage. If you are ignorant on this topic please check out one of the NUMEROUS articles on Black people and code switching as well as the basic history of the culture of the United States, because I dont have the energy to take you to school. And yes, it IS different when it comes to Black people.
A lot of black people don't have "white names" they have Christian names. Most of the colonizing countries were historically Christian. If you go to the South USA a lot of people are Christians. Popular names where I live are Mary,Elizabeth, Andrew,james, Catherine,Joseph, Teresa,Lawrence,Stella, Francis,Isabella.
I would've straight up refused to participate. This is just disingenuous because no matter what you say or do you're always going to come across as racist. How tf do you guess such a thing in this situation.
@@uglyboy6034 Well my point is that any other traits aren't good indicators of skin color, and as such the simple act of participating in this will make you come across as racist. 0:56 this girl probably meant that her intentions were just to be nice to everyone, and not because she thought being nice might make her sound "more white". But since she's participating in this it comes across as an awful thing to say.
"WHEN THE LIGHTS TURN GREEN YOU VOTED RIGHT BUT IF THERE RED THE MOLE IS STILL THERE" They act like they werent gonna realise shes black so what was the point of the lights
I'm a little annoyed that after they took off their masks, the one girl started saying "GIRRRL!" I was like here we go! She felt a step away from calling her "GIRLFRIEND" and moving her neck around in a supposedly sassy way.
I did the switch up for a phone interview, they really liked me and had me come in for the final interview. I got the job and about a yr late my manager was comfortable enough to tell me that they TOTALLY THOUGHT I WAS WHITE in I did the interview, all but the 1 black manager. She knew I was switching it up and bet them I was black.
@Elisha Miley what's ur point for that long story?! That reaction was to the question and the question only....no one mentioned ANYTHING about racist cops
@@chillySw33t the reason you don't wash chicken is because you'll risk spreading bacteria from the chicken in the sorounding area. A good way to increase the risk of food poisoning.
@@johnnyjaee1417 I use different cutting boards and knifes for vegetables and for meat and I always prepare the vegetables first. After I'm done with them, I wash the meat and cut it and afterwards I wash the sink with the most degreasing and desinfectant cleaner I can find. I'm a bit germophobic 😅🤣
@@susanq6030 I told a white friend to stop using that term. Just say black person! Black people are different from asian and not all black people fall under "African" American. In terms of culture it's better than "people of color" because "people of color" assumes ANYONE WHO ISN'T WHITE! How is that not a racist way of viewing things?! Literally sum up everyone who isn't white with one term... Absolute white supremacists type shit, really. But somehow it's acceptable to say. That's usually the first sign of an unassuming and ignorant racist. And probably someone who doesn't spend a lot of time around people who aren't white.
@@headkicked lmao the people of colour are actually the ones that refer to themselves as white, why???!!!....I don't mean to be rude but it's because they change colour depending on the scenario, They turn red when they eat something hot/spicy, turn blue or purple when they're cold, turn orange or yellow when they're are out in the sun. Like yo choose one bro 😂😂😂😂.
My last name French, first name is Slavic my middle name is Catherine and I was born in the islands and black as hell lmao. It’s crazy when when ppl see me name then I walk into the room the response have me screaming 😂😂😂😂 they are so shocked and stop fumbling. And to top it off I married a black man with the last name Lee this shit could not be more funny.
Me, a black European: *still confused about this American colourist culture* Come on, why can't you guys just judge people intensely based on where they are actually from, like the rest of us!? Not a day goes by without anyone making fun of Swedes in my country, and if you're a Nordic person, you probably know where I'm from. Ofc this is all conjecture like any other stereotype, but you can't deny that culture is only directly related to where you are from and not the colour of your skin, because your skin colour only matters in the context of where you are from in the first place.
I mean think about it... when the Europeans colonized the Americas they killed thousands of natives, then slavery came and, as for now, the US is the dream of people who come from third world countries. A nation that was founded on genocides and slavery is now facing the consequences of years of oppression and hate. So we see white supremacists, black supremacists, movements like black lives matter. The scar of slavery is still open and America can't get over it. Sorry if it's long, but this is such an interesting topic for me
I'm from Italy and I don't get that too. I find it a bit racist to always take out race because of skin color, maybe it's because here the term "race" is considered really bad. Hitler used to divide people out of race when there are just different cultures? That's what they taught me in school, different skin color doesn't make a "race", we are not animals
Wait. Aba said he just wanted them to be honest about the stereotype. Wasn't the girl who said she was going to just be friendly being honest about the stereotype?
Its a probability based on culture. You ever been to a cookout before? There is always chicken ALWAYS!!!!! But man that pie that they got at the cookout 😋. There ain’t anything better then that
Seems kinda weird to try and figure out someone's race blindfolded. Seems to me your questions would devolve into either stereotypes or ethnic background questions. Even the ethnic background questions would rely on someone knowing or naming a country of origin. If someone asks you where is your family from and you say Pennsylvania your probably not any closer to an answer.
