Ranking PRIVILEGE Tier List 

inb4 Butthurt Comments. We'll do a Part 2 with Ethnic food or more privileges if this video is something yall dig. Hit dat like

As a bald man, I'm offended there's not a "hair" privilege.

Location matters too. Being gay in the US is easier than being gay in the Middle East. Same thing with being a woman in the US vs poorer countries.

Having a supportive parents/family is definitely an S tier privilege.

As a disabled person I totally agree with where we at on the list, yeah i'm playing the game of life in hard mode but that makes it that bit sweeter when you obtain your goals

Having a stable family is S tier. The shitty amount of problems that comes with divorces. Abusive parents. The ability to trust someone.

I'd much rather watch you guys talking about privilege than those RU-vidrs using corny academic words and saying 'problematic' every 2 seconds

Not being homeless privilege. Homeless people are looked at as the bottom of the bottom.

You guys influence a whole bunch of emotions. I hate your opinions, then I love your opinions I’m sad about your opinions, then I’m angry at your opinions This was possibly your best and most honest video I’ve seen from you. Thanks guys!

YOOOOOO hahahaha "I went from Democrat to Republican in one pay check" I was crying hahaha

"You may be a white person that grew up in a trailer." Feeling called out right now bro.

The lightskin thing is real for women in the black community. I have heard ladies talk about it.

I want to add the language(s) you speak! My native language is English and I moved recently to a place where people speak French... it's given me a lot of perspective on how much being able to easily communicate with others around me is something I've taken for granted.

"I turned from democrat to republican on one paycheck" LMAOOO

Bizarre thing about lightskinned privilege, I get it's often the reverse in non-white families, but in white families from what I've seen you get frowned at and you get comments if you're too pale. The pre-millennial generations in particular really seem to admire the tanned look. Not saying you should change the ranking based on that, but I think it's an interesting phenomenon 😅

"if I could choose between being black or trans, I'd choose black." People that are both 😭

being able-minded and bodied, financial privilege, & not being sexually or physically abused are the best privileges

"Money isn't everything!" No, but it gives you access to everything.

Im Native American Indian, an enrolled member of the Navajo Nation in the U.S. and half Black. Just wanted to say we DO pay taxes! On and off the rez. Otherwise, appreciate all the other key points Preach preached 🥰 Historical trauma is REAL!

As a disabled person who is finding success I would sell it for an abled body. It’s definitely an F tier. I feel so much pain every single day, the costs of surgeries are high, and way people and society view me is sad. I don’t want hate but I also don’t want you pity. I just want to be a normal person.

Money isn't everything... but i'd rather cry in a Ferrari

Before I watch I’d say the biggest privileges are being attractive, born into wealth (so most upper/middle class westerners), and being born with a good support system in place (stable household, present parents, etc.)

This is interesting. I always tell my bf that he's privileged because he has good eye sight, mean while I have to wear glasses, pay for them + exams + if I want contacts + the price for the fitting. It's expensive, he's always shocked at how much I have to pay yearly just to see clearly. And imagine how people who are blind feel about me, sure she wears glasses but that's still better than being blind. We're all privileged in some or a lot of ways, don't forget that. And when you remember those privileges, it just makes you more grateful for what you do have, even if someone has more.

Food also affects your IQ and temperament as well. Basically having access to good food alone can affect how well you do in school, how you carry yourself and of course your health.

Intellectual privilege has taken a big hit in the last 4 or 5 years.

Isn’t this basically what folks used to call “count your blessings”?!?😳 Folks today compare & complain so much, they only focus on what they don’t have, not what they do.

I've learned more from watching Aba and Preach than all my twelve years of public school combined 😂

Am I the only one who is in love with their conversation??? Like I like how they listen to the each other and understand what the other person is saying without getting mad or anything. I LOVE IT!!

I like how you guys are real about what real privilege is, everyone just talks about race and never talks about looks, two parent households, and the country privilege is huge.

"I would rather be black and able-bodied than white and disabled". I agree. On a side note - I would rather be black AND disabled than be an Able-bodied, 6-foot, athletic, good looking North Korean male living in North Korea.

There's some pretty amazing disabled people out there. As a disabled Army vet, I'm going to name a few of my brothers in arms as examples. Chad Jukes (RA) and Thomas Linville (USMC) are both amputees that climbed the summit of Mt. Everest. Travis Mills (RA) is a quadruple amputee that has a foundation and retreat in Maine that helps other veterans and their families adapt their lives to the emotional and/or physical trauma soldiers sustain during service.

Loved this vid and would love to see the food tier list as well. Keep killing it

Being able bodied will always be the greatest privilege to me. Having all senses and limbs truly is a blessing that I wake up everyday without even having thinking about it. People that have severe disabilities would probably give up all the money on earth just to be a fully functional human.

I wouldn't rank IQ as S- Tier. As someone who was in the "gifted and talented" program I realized people who are hardworking usually make it farther in life. Highly intelligent people can be lazy since everything came easy to them growing up. But someone who is intelligent AND hardworking can accomplish anything I would make it A-Tier

I thought this video was going to irritate me but what can I say, as usual, you guys just crack me up. Great video. Very entertaining.

Thanks for this one. I feel like I have thought about this stuff for the first time really. You guys put it very well. Another great video lads 👍

“But your legs” you guys are crazy. I’m going to hell for laughing at that but I couldn’t help it😂😂😂

If you got money, you're privileged no matter what race or gender.

Not too long ago in Ireland being born out of wedlock or losing your parents ended up like the way Preach talked about native children. There have also been mass graves found, children sexually assaulted etc. 😧

Man I’m part Native American, and I know my grandpa’s parents left the reservation at an early age and now I’m wondering what they went through… and how my grandpa was raised, cause he looks (his skin is olive but I always thought it was a tan cause he’s outside a lot) and acts ‘white’ and doesn’t have many Native American items or traditions. I do know my great great great grandma walked the trail of tears as a kid too

I’m pleased you mentioned two parent household privilege. Probably the biggest determinant of success in life.

Looks, money and being able-bodied are most important. Out of those three, money comes out on top, especially because it can buy you beauty (up to a certain point) as well as medication/medical equipment.

As a broke white paraplegic, I have no idea where I stand with this shit. Or rather, where I sit..

Two parent household is S tier, one of the biggest predictors of success even with data that includes households with what would be considered shitty parents

Not being sexually violated at a very young age and not living with that trauma is an A-tier privilege to me, being assaulted just sucks your soul out of your mind and body.

"I'm already a handsome black man." Yes. Yes you are.

good childhood and ongoing supportive parents or close family is 100% S tier privilege

Watching you two debate the ranking is great, love this video from you guys.

People who are born to parents who love and cherish them are the truly privileged ones.

Born with a dutch passport in the Caribbean, I never realized how lucky I was till I wanted to travel. Easy mode. Job everywhere.

Yes, please do the food tier! Hahahaha However.......barbecue is not Brazil's main dish. Meat is pretty pricy in Brazil. That's like saying that wagyu beef is what Japanese people are known for. Our main dishes are things that everyday people can afford and what can be found locally. SInce Brazil is huge, each region has its own particularities. If you find a Brazilian that tells you he is gonna introduce you to Brazilian food and take you to a barbecue place, that person is privileged hahahaha. Most Brazilians will show you Brigadeiro, Pão de Queijo, Feijão, Moqueca.... North: ingredients from the Amazon (Tacacá, Tucupi, Maniçoba). Heavy influence from the native Brazilians. Northeast: maybe the most diverse, a mix of seafood, cassava dishes, tapioca, jerk beef, couscous and vegetables. Heavily influenced by our African and Native Brazilian heritage. Southeast: here we have São Paulo, Rio, MInas Gerais and Espirito Santo. Rio only has Feijoada. Period. Minas Gerais probably has the best food in Brazil, and its main characteristic is using simple ingredients to create amazing flavors (Pão de queijo, Vaca atolada, Feijão Tropeiro). São Paulo is the place to find food from all over the world. Mostly Japanese, Italian and Arab (fun fact: the main fast food chain restaurant in São Paulo is called habibs.....and they serve mostly arab pastries like Kibeh and Sfiha). Espirito Santo has tones of seafood dishes, including the famous Moqueca. South: Barbecue. Period.

I'm teary eyed listening to the treatment of native kids 😪 it's so unacceptable. How can people say they believe in God and treat other humans like that

Preach- “Well I’m already a handsome black person” This made me immediately hit the like button. Lol

Thanks for mentioning the native American privilege. The fact that my daughter is Alaskan native and how many native American women go missing without a word. I'm scared for her. When I hear her great grandma talk about not being allowed to talk in her language as a child and the things that where done to her, makes me cry. ❤️ As she taught my daughter her language, and whispered it because of what happened to her. I asked her why she would whispered and she told me her story, made my heart break.

Definitely would consume more of this, I like the way you rationalise your choices.

Loved this! This was creatively hilarious. You guys could make a game based on this. I would so buy it!

As a lighter skinned physically attractive black woman, I can say my life is S tier. I come from a somewhat affluent back ground thanks to my parents working their asses off, I have always had stability and everything I needed. My life is super easy. My parents afforded me to stay home until I finish grad school, work part time, and live comfortably. Because I look young, people want to take care of me and have more patience with me. My location also plays a big part. The worst things I ever had to worry about is not being black enough, having my sexuality questioned due to not dating, and finding myself in general. I can't really complain.

Oh man, Twitter will have a meltdown if this gets viral.

Love love love this video. Glad you are presenting the case of privileges that the media doesn't want ppl to think about.

I’m really that happy there is so many “privileges” on this list. There could even be more tbh but like 5 years ago the only “privilege” that existed was white privilege or maybe male privilege but I think people are starting to realize that everyone has advantages and disadvantages and it isn’t exactly clear cut who “has it easier”

I grew up in a trailer park in the United States, and now I live in Costa Rica as an adult. I can say from experience that being trailer trash in the United States I had a much higher quality of life than most middle-class Costa Ricans. I normally don't pay much attention to the concept of privilege, but I know from experience that there is no greater privilege than being born in a country with good infrastructure.

A lot of people equate privilege with wealth but don't realize that wealth is only one of the privileges.

Glad you’re talking about indigenous Preach. Not to mention the highway of tears, from Washington all up British Columbia. It’s INSANE

"do you wanna carry a baby for 9 months, or just be like baby it's gonna be OK" lmao I love that line

God please make more tier lists. This is fucking hilarious

I'm glad you guys included smart privilege because most people overlook how drastically different shit is for people of different intelligence levels

16:30 When I heard about the mass graves I heard they found like 200 and that had me stunned. I was bracing for Preach to say hundreds, but when you guys said 1.5k at least I was blown away. Absolutely heartbreaking.

As someone who’s dealt with chronic issues their whole life. I would literally trade anything to have no health issues what so ever. It strips you of everything

#1 Privilege: Being able to watch these amazing videos

Homie said you can be disabled and be living your best lives and I thought of my dad (been in a wheelchair for the past 19 years) who my family out of the gutters, bought 4 houses, got his masters, his PhD, and I working on his 2nd PhD rn. I got mad respect for that nigga no cap. Still my crip though but he’s living his best life 🙏🏽🔥 love you dad

It’s a fair assessment. I’ve always thought about all sorts of privileges in life, but these guys went a step forward and ranked them!

Privilege is nothing when you have family : Dominic Toretto

You know what a trailer that is clean, well kept and decorated is not a bad thing. Now days it is considered a tiny home. I raised my children in a trailer so I could be a stay at home mom and homeschool them. We lived on 24-28 k a year from the time I had my first kid which started in 1993. We bought a brand new 1992 trailer that I slowly redid the inside even with wood floors. I plastered the walls and kept it spotless. My kids had a yard that was landscaped nicely and we had food, clothes and lots of toys. It was a choice that ai do not regret.

The way they argument is amazing... Aba: makes a point Preach: I agree also point 2 Aba: I agree I agree hahah

As a light skinned black woman, that is one of the biggest things I hate when people sexualize me because of my skin and I have friends who are darker than I am and they've experienced being called ugly because they were born with dark skin. I hate that, I hate colorism. I can't tell you how many times I've been called white, or I'm not black enough by other black kids. When are people going to be like,"Why are we obsessed with skin color? We should stop that." 3:25- Stephen Hawking was a theorical physicist, Preach. 4:44- I can't stand Drake. I don't know if I agree that I'm privileged because of my skin complexion, mostly because of me being bullied so much throughout my life I had the thought embedded in me that I'm ugly social pariah who should remain alone forevermore. Even when I was a teen and people told me I'm beautiful I thought they were lying. Still think they're lying today. I never think twice about my skin, because it's something that protects my insides of my body, but I don't think about it color doesn't sway me. 7:51- Wow, colorism is worst than I thought. I know about it because a friend told me her experience with colorism and I got angry. It's still unfair to put the unfair treatment of dark skin people blame all on light skinned black people. 12:42- "I wrote my way out, wrote everything down far as I can see." 15:30- That's why I got so angry in Anne With An E, not at the show the show is great and Netflix is a twit for cancelling it. I was angry at how Native Americans were treated. I knew about the government giving them secluded shitty reserves to live on, but not know that they kidnapped Indigenous children to whitewash their native culture out of them. Hawaiian kids were also taken from their parents and put them in foster systems by white people. In Lilo and Stitch, Bubbles is a social worker that assumes that Nani isn't fit to raise her sister. It's funny how Disney wanted to make the social worker black instead of white, because it was actually white people who ripped Hawaiian people's children from them, but they still protect white people because they're "good sweet angels".🙄 15:50- John Ralph did that to Pocahontas. He kidnaps, rapes, and changes her name to Rachel. 17:01- That's not a "school" that's Hitler's gas chamber. White people back then were committing mass genocide. 18:14- It fascinates me how similar we African Americans are to Native Americans. We should talk to each other more, learn from each other. We've both been oppression by the same race of people. 19:38- I have heard women say they don't like taking birth control because of hormonal side effects that changes their mood. 21:30- I've spent most of my life being shat on and bullied, so I just put myself down by self-deprecating to beat the bullies to it. I don't think I'm beautiful, I'm not privileged, I'm nothing. Bullies taught me that and that's been my mind for years, it's still in me. It's difficult to undo it. 24:34- I'm not gay, but I do think gay people like being themselves here in America compared to Afghanistan, Pakistan, Nigeria where they arrest or execute you for being gay, bi, or trans. 25:29- The LGBTQA community has a lynch mob if you say something bad about them. Even if they say something completely stupid, straight people can't call them out on it because if you're gay you're always right, and never wrong at least according to that dude who admitted to never telling his sex partners that he has HIV and got petty and butthurt when Aba and Preach called him out on his selfishness.

On the able/disabled point: I'm able, but I tore my ACL recently - so I had a wheelchair, etc... Bruh - I will never take my legs for granted again and I *respect* disabled people even harder. Especially since my shower is on the second floor of my place....it was rough...so i don't even wanna imagine what they deal with daily. God bless em all.

I can’t believe all that happened with native Americans, this world is really twisted…

heres a hot take: the only privilege is class, and all other privilege's operate under class. all disadvantages can be completely solved by throwing enough money at it

i have to disagree with your choice on the "IQ Privilege", being the only smart person in a group is like being the senior in a class full of freshman. Or being the one doing everything in a group project. smarts and depression seem to go hand in hand, which would lead to low motivation etc etc. Not every person with a high IQ gets to have that Einstein level of success.

Thank You Preach. My mother was one of the kids taken from a reserve and put into the schools. The family went and took her back along with her sisters and brothers. That school fucked her up so bad. In turn I suffered as a child from her emotional and mental damage from those schools. I seen my mother drunk and passed out on the stairs and other things Id rather not share. Because she was in that state it flowed down to me. Welfare, I've eaten out of grange cans because she spent the money on booze or one of her many boyfriends. Foster home, hand me downs, stealing, fighting ...anything I needed to stay alive with food in my belly. My grandmother told me one of her drunken boyfriends beat me so bad I ended up at emerg. Thankfully I don't remember anything of that. Even though I am functional as an adult there is deep psychological scars/damage. Prime example. Interpersonal relations. I have ZERO trust that anyone has my best interest at heart. Food anxiety. I have lots of food to eat now. But when my cupboards get to certain level and I start reverting back to that survival mode, the panic of "where is my next meal?" creeps into my mind. Some people the residential schools weren't a big deal. But they were. They were hell bent on CULTURAL GENOCICE. There is even slight evidence that medical experimentation was possibly happening at the schools. Preach was right in saying. The children were treat like prisoners' of war. And the kids that came from those parents are damaged too.

I relate to the geographic privilege soo much growing up in africa having corrupt gouvernment , needing a visa to travel almost anywhere and not getting it since you're a male , the education ..etc so seeing Americans complain and fight about the most insignificant stuff really can be annoying at times

What I love about you guys is that however much people may disagree/dislike your conclusions, your discusssion and explanation is entirely open and honest.

Disabled here and you are spot on. There is nothing worse than planning a trip, even checking website beforehand etc, calling the place beforehand then you get there and the place you want to visit the lift is broken. Soooo, entire trip wasted and money wasted. There is no feeling quite like rolling away in silent tears. Buuuut I'm crowdfunding an all terrain chair right now so I can get outside more and actually do some countryside wheeling, something that most chair users cant do. I want to live as good life as I can!!!

Having a high IQ doesn’t mean you can/will utilize it well.

Watching this, it's very clear they are Canadian and not American. They are considering things from an international perspective, "I'd rather be rich in a poor country" or passport privileges, etc. Americans usually only consider privilliges within America and can't conceive of what life is like in other countries unless they are the type who travel. Just something I've noticed about Americans in general, not all Americans are like this but usually the rest of the world doesn't really factor into their thinking.

Hey aba and preach. Since you have been open to doing tierlists, I was kinda thinking if y'all could make a tier list of everyone you have covered in your channel from the most morally right person to the worst. It would be great if y'all did it this year as it is the year y'all made 1 million subs. I think it could be a good Christmas special and see a list of your opinions when it comes to the lowest in morality as you guys have interesting mindsets. Plus y'all get to clown people. Hit likes y'all so they can see the comment and spread the word.

Catholic schools where doing the same things in Ireland it came out about it I think maybe in the last 10 or 20 years . The English banned the welsh from speaking welsh and probably it was the same situation in Scotland and Ireland

As a Canadian I'm glad you shed light on our indigenous treatment

I REALLY appreciate this video. EVERYONE has some sort of privilege....P E R I O D. If you disagree chances are you're DEEP into this new "victimhood" culture and I have nothing to say to or for you.

What a great concept. I enjoyed the detail in the explanations behind the choices. Thought provoking and fun.

This was creative, interesting, and was well reasoned and discussed. Great effort. Thanks.

Natives: You destroyed my culture, killed our children, and secluded us to the most desolate areas of the nation. US Govt : Wanna build a casino?

Passport privilege is understated tbh, you can have a lot of the other S Tier privileges but if you’re born in a country with little to no opportunities, you are barely able to leverage the other privileges

This was a very bold video. Loved it, can’t what for part 2.

Started off hilarious and ended up being as informative as f*** - amazing as always guys. Keep it up!!

Great content! It was really interesting and fun to hear your perspectives. Personally I would put IQ privilege in maybe A tier. I feel people with high IQs are not always seen or taken into account but that's just me

I love how when they disagree they don't argue and try their best to understand each other I feel like that is rare and everything they say is so respectable and how they respond is so respectful

It's a nice take on being grateful for what you life you are living. If you're still looking for suggestions: - Extraversion privilege (being able to connect with people more easily, getting bullied less) - Community privilege (having others around you, finding likeminded people) Keep up the positive attitude and tell it how it is!

Thanks for making this list, I think I've learned alot of my values today ☺️

Big up speaking on issues affecting Native Americans. This gets painfully overlooked and doesn't get addressed enough.