I grew up in a time where we all made fun of each other, but it was in fun. Not talking down. Don Rickles, Sammy Davis JR, Dean Martin.. all those people who did roasts , they roasted black people, asian people, italians.. it was hardcore roasting... but everyone was laughing.. No one went off crying and hurt.
White boy here from Long Island My beautiful black wife of 10 years got me into Bill Burr hahahaha... now I know why. The Harlem story was relatable - she lived in a shady part of Jamaica Queens when we were dating. This is exactly how it felt. 🤣
Actually Elvis didn't acknowledge it by saying it, but by living it. He grew up living in a poor black community, all his friends were black and would go singing in the choir at a black Baptist Church.
Fact is, Elvis ALWAYS gave blacks credit for their music. Some of his best friends were black, friends like BB King, James Brown, Muhammad Ali, etc... The black community loved him, while the older white community hated him. Hound Dog a& One Night With You were black sex songs, all he did was clean up the words so they could be played on the radio. He had good looks, a great voice, crazy energy, and he knew how to deliver a song. Watch a few El is and the black community videos for the truth about Elvis.
apparently it all traces back to Aberdeenshire and folk music from Scotland, but that makes it white shit again and that's just not cool so best forget that...
I dated a black chick who showed me that exact lotion skit and proceeded to hand me a bottle of lotion 😂 Then the next time I showed up to her place she answered the door and immediately paused and said "... you put your lotion?" 😂
I grew up in lower east Harlem back in the 60's and early 70's. It was exactly like Bill described it. Once past 99th/100th street you didn't see a white face unless they worked at the hospital nearby. 125th street was like the area center with it's shopping area and entertainment venues like The Apollo.
My first video of you guys. Bill Burr is one of my favorites and i happened to come across this. So happy i did! I was smokin beforeit started and i knew you guys were a perfect fit!! Lol.
Don't you just miss the days when comedians just ripped on everybody and we could all take a joke. When black comedians went off on white people and we laughed.
A joke by Reginald D Hunter I was outside a bar in Ireland when a white man came up to me and said, "boy, you look like a mean looking cunt". My friends were getting angry but I said "hold up, I speak Irish....what he's saying is you seem like a friendly and interesting individual." So I responded with, "wuddup you drunk Patty bastard." And he said, "ehhhh!" He's been my manager ever since.
@@MusicMissionary oh im sure obviously 60 years ago the majority of his fan base were racists white but thats just how it was he couldnt do anything about it
@@aeolusv7611... Go to RUclips and check out Elvis and the Black community. Some radio stations barred Elvis music because they thought his music was influenced by Black music. They actually broke his records. I'm a 72 year old white woman. Our local eastern Kentucky radio stations played Elvis from the beginning. My older sisters kept the radio on.
You mean the cliche ridden "in the ghetto?". I'd like the black community to let me know how much that helped them The song is basically about how kids in Black impoverished areas are destined to misery and violence. Yet there's still more of them being born, just another hungry mouth to feed until the kid turns to violence and gets shot, and then another one's born . Elvis mean a lot of money off that one. That's that song in a nutshell and he didn't even write it. It wasn't even a white savior song, "here's how we can fix them". I don't think Elvis was racist, get that straight. But making money off cliche tearjerkers about hopelessness in Black communities,. I'll let you guess what your average racist white dick thought about that. "Yup" I don't think he constantly advocated. Let me know who his warm-up bands were and who is backup musicians were. Let me know who was in his inner circle down in the Memphis Mafia. I can cut him slack when he was starting out, because the world was what it was back then, but once he became popular I don't think he did much if anything for the black community. Sorry for being an a****** but that's what I think
" in the ghetto tells the story of how a hungry child turns to violence to escape his impoverishment. As the boy dies with a bullet in his back, another baby is born in the ghetto. His title was *The Vicious Circle*
Don't ever start a Bill Burr video off with "I hope he doesn't take it too far". You're going to need a thicker skin to handle Bill. He's just as brilliant as Chappelle and Rock. But just as direct as them as well.
Y'all were on point, but I gotta point out one comment you made. At the end you said funny racist jokes are accurate, I would argue that he was racial and not racist. Racist would mean he was disrespectful, but I think Bill does a good job of making fun of all of our insecurities about race and keeps it relatable and respectful. His whole skit about being afraid of going to Harlem late at night is actually making fun of himself and his ignorance of black people and black culture...but he overcame his fear for the sake of pussy, which I think we can all understand lmao
Genuinely illuminating reaction. Keep it up guys. Loved the intellectual discussion about the generalizations and how subtle behaviors can influence society in much greater aspects.
Good racial jokes have to have a grain of truth, relatable elements and an equal dash of self deprication of your own race, then they can be total gold.
@deansusec8745 well sure that can be true of most jokes but it's an absolute must for racial ones, otherwise they risk falling flat and just being offensive with no humorous merrit.
I’m a little late to the party, but did you know that Bill Burr was a regular on The Dave Chappell Show. The racial draft and the project dice tournament and a few other skits.
Here's the thing guys: we have to acknowledge we're different but at the same time acknowledge we're an awful lot alike. I'm from an Island that is predominantly Black, I'm White. Some of my best memories are asking questions of my Black friends. It was fun learning about each other. We'd be at work. I'd be walking down the hallway & I'd hear, "Hey? Is that you Cracker?" I'd be dying 😂😂 We had so much fun teasing each other. Living here in the South is hard sometimes bc some Black folk automatically treat me like I'm racist just bc I'm White. It sucks & the way I see it, race relations is the worst it's been in a long time.😞
Yeah, when did different become bad, thats just funny. This stuff drives racism out, when we can laugh at differences but accept them and also realize we are the same.
Lol... I lived on 106th and Broadway in the late 97’. Being from France, I was oblivious to all the street codes and “color codes”... I’ve never had a problem with any blacks, Hispanics or anyone... all seemed rather curious as to what a Frenchman was doing there and higher up in the triple-digits with his Jamaican girl lol 😂
64 year old white guy here. I just subscribed and set my notifications to notify me every time you drop new content. I am now going to watch your others. Thank you for this great new channel! I love all good people, as it seems like you guys do also. You are reaching everyone! 100,000 subs, Lets Go!
Elvis LOVED the black community! Tired if the lies! Watch, Elvis and The Black Community, the Echo Will Never Die. He once refused to do a concert in Texas, cause they told him , leave your BLACK back up singers at home! In highschool he attended an ALL BLACK church, was in the choir!
@@ags4353 Yeah. Bill Burrs wife said, he used black people music, for his benefit, quote.."and never so much as give a shot out" end quote. Burr agreed. He gave much more than a "shot out"...
The problem is he performed many songs previously performed by black people. So it’s assumed he stole them. When actually those performers didn’t write the songs either. Like Hound Dog is a big one. Performed by Big Mama Thornton originally. So its assumed he stole it and made it big, took credit, etc. It was actually written by Jerry Leiber and Mike Stoller. Two Jewish guys. He also, almost always told who wrote what he was about to sing live and shouted out previous artists as well.
Being from Memphis, very aware of Elvis. He lived with African Americans. He loved them. Dressed from Lansky's on Beale Street. He had no racial prejudices
I’m white, I’ve been married to a black woman for 13 years. About 7 years ago we lived on 10th Ave near Crenshaw and Slauson. I’m sure I was 1 of 2 white guys living in the area. The first day I moved in I walked down the street and introduced myself to the older men hanging out on the street corner. A few men there were Vietnam vets and I was an army vet and we kicked it off pretty cool. One of the men walked me down the street and called out a few guys as we walked down and said I was cool. I was essentially given a ghetto pass in the area. Everyone was nice and polite. I was polite. Never any problem. Interesting hearing Bill Burr’s take on racial lines. Good reaction video.
Im not a Elvis fan on his music but I appreciate some. His time in 60s racism in his situation and held true to his band mates. I give him credit cause he stayed true to his fam
Ngl that mean absolutely nothing lmaoo don’t matter if he married to a black queen from Africa there’s always a such thing as too far he ain’t go too far tho as far as I’ve seen.
i had that same "i am alone" feeling many years ago when i visited graceland and i stopped to eat at a white castle burger place. I was the only white person in the place and it was packed. Was the first time in my life i have ever experienced that feeling. They were all cool and i try to remember what that was like for me when i see someone else in that situation and be cool to them as well.
No matter what subtle cultural differences we may have with each other, we all have the same feelings, desires, wishes, and want to be accepted for who we are. Bill like all great comedians, makes us laugh at ourselves!!
Racist jokes are funny when you make fun of both races the same time. You are dumb, i am dumb, we are dumb..and getting offended about jokes is the most dumb. Who gives shit as long as its not a direct personal attack. We all got flaws and stereotypes, so kets laugh together about them.
Bill is good at telling truths, and yet is still funny. I like how he said he was married to a woman, and race makes no difference. Same arguments... indeed!
The bit about ashy really got me laughing. I'm as pale as Bill, well maybe paler but my Jamaican bestie kept trying to push coconut oil on me. I finally had to tell her my skin is so oily that if I ever applied coconut oil on top of my skin I'd slip outta the bed.
The Elvis bit is funny but falsely represented. Nothing was racial about the wanting to combine the different styles and emotions genres of music and you won't find many black people that Elvis knew or worked with that had a bad thing to say about him.
I just love that he just says it all... not being offensive.. just talking truth... lmao .. This 56 yr old white woman has learned so much from my 41 yr old black bestie in the last 5 yrs.. but we get each other.. and we love each other.. Everyone should have a friend from a different culture. and respect our differences.
but they are not racist jokes bruh.... that's such an educated comment to make: there is a difference between racist and racial. a racist jokes demeans a group of people. Sugar Sammy (a great example of that) makes racist and sexist jokes all the time. Bill Burr's jokes do not demean, degrade or put down people. I think you meant to say racial jokes and cross-cultural jokes.... not racist jokes.
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the key is; don't talk down to people. If you are making fun of them and it comes from a place of love and respect, it's not racist.
I grew up in a time where we all made fun of each other, but it was in fun. Not talking down. Don Rickles, Sammy Davis JR, Dean Martin.. all those people who did roasts , they roasted black people, asian people, italians.. it was hardcore roasting... but everyone was laughing.. No one went off crying and hurt.
Well, in case of Sammy Davis JR, I would disagree. He was plenty hurt to be the but of jokes all the time. @@ddo8521
Truth 💯
Or don't be so sensitive. You gotta be able to laugh at yourself if you laugh at others.
@@ChristaFree They told you the key and you were like "No" lmao
As a white man, I can confirm that I didn't think i got ashy until my black girlfriend pointed it out to me.
White boy here from Long Island My beautiful black wife of 10 years got me into Bill Burr hahahaha... now I know why. The Harlem story was relatable - she lived in a shady part of Jamaica Queens when we were dating. This is exactly how it felt. 🤣
LI represent
Bull Burr literally brings cultures a bit closer together.
Actually Elvis didn't acknowledge it by saying it, but by living it. He grew up living in a poor black community, all his friends were black and would go singing in the choir at a black Baptist Church.
Bill Burrs jokes aren't racist in the least bit.
Black people flock to his shows. Its a joy to have them there. Black peope know comedy, and they make the show even more entertaining.
No topic is off as long as you do it right. Bill Burr crushed this bit.
I don't think I've ever watched a reaction video until now. The RUclips algorithm got me and I was so intrigued. You guys are hilarious
No racism. Observationalism and generalisations. Comedy.
Man on the left looked high as shit by the end.
Be blessed.
Bill's jokes are not racist.....they just discuss race and racisim realistically.
Fact is, Elvis ALWAYS gave blacks credit for their music. Some of his best friends were black, friends like BB King, James Brown, Muhammad Ali, etc... The black community loved him, while the older white community hated him. Hound Dog a& One Night With You were black sex songs, all he did was clean up the words so they could be played on the radio. He had good looks, a great voice, crazy energy, and he knew how to deliver a song. Watch a few El is and the black community videos for the truth about Elvis.
apparently it all traces back to Aberdeenshire and folk music from Scotland, but that makes it white shit again and that's just not cool so best forget that...
Elvis did a LOT for the black community
Comedy is best when it's based in truth and uncensored. 😂
I dated a black chick who showed me that exact lotion skit and proceeded to hand me a bottle of lotion 😂
Then the next time I showed up to her place she answered the door and immediately paused and said "... you put your lotion?" 😂
There is no "too far" 😂
The reaction to Malcolm X and Danny Glover was classic 😂😂😂
Great reaction video 🥃🥃🥃
More Bill Burr! Also, Elvis always gave props to the Black culture where he got much of his music influence from.
I grew up in lower east Harlem back in the 60's and early 70's. It was exactly like Bill described it. Once past 99th/100th street you didn't see a white face unless they worked at the hospital nearby. 125th street was like the area center with it's shopping area and entertainment venues like The Apollo.
Actually Elvis did give credit and he stood up for all the people in his band and tour groups!
Bill Burr was actually on a few episodes on the Chappelle show back in the day, dude is hilarious
My first video of you guys. Bill Burr is one of my favorites and i happened to come across this. So happy i did! I was smokin beforeit started and i knew you guys were a perfect fit!! Lol.
Don't you just miss the days when comedians just ripped on everybody and we could all take a joke. When black comedians went off on white people and we laughed.
A joke by Reginald D Hunter
I was outside a bar in Ireland when a white man came up to me and said, "boy, you look like a mean looking cunt". My friends were getting angry but I said "hold up, I speak Irish....what he's saying is you seem like a friendly and interesting individual."
So I responded with, "wuddup you drunk Patty bastard."
And he said, "ehhhh!" He's been my manager ever since.
Have to disagree with Bur on Elvis he constantly advocated for the ghettos that he grew up in he even made songs about them
I think it was a fan problem rather than an Elvis problem.
@@MusicMissionary oh im sure obviously 60 years ago the majority of his fan base were racists white but thats just how it was he couldnt do anything about it
@@aeolusv7611... Go to RUclips and check out Elvis and the Black community. Some radio stations barred Elvis music because they thought his music was influenced by Black music. They actually broke his records. I'm a 72 year old white woman. Our local eastern Kentucky radio stations played Elvis from the beginning. My older sisters kept the radio on.
You mean the cliche ridden "in the ghetto?". I'd like the black community to let me know how much that helped them
The song is basically about how kids in Black impoverished areas are destined to misery and violence. Yet there's still more of them being born, just another hungry mouth to feed until the kid turns to violence and gets shot, and then another one's born . Elvis mean a lot of money off that one.
That's that song in a nutshell and he didn't even write it. It wasn't even a white savior song, "here's how we can fix them".
I don't think Elvis was racist, get that straight. But making money off cliche tearjerkers about hopelessness in Black communities,. I'll let you guess what your average racist white dick thought about that. "Yup"
I don't think he constantly advocated. Let me know who his warm-up bands were and who is backup musicians were. Let me know who was in his inner circle down in the Memphis Mafia.
I can cut him slack when he was starting out, because the world was what it was back then, but once he became popular I don't think he did much if anything for the black community.
Sorry for being an a****** but that's what I think
" in the ghetto tells the story of how a hungry child turns to violence to escape his impoverishment. As the boy dies with a bullet in his back, another baby is born in the ghetto. His title was *The Vicious Circle*
Don't ever start a Bill Burr video off with "I hope he doesn't take it too far". You're going to need a thicker skin to handle Bill. He's just as brilliant as Chappelle and Rock. But just as direct as them as well.
Y'all were on point, but I gotta point out one comment you made. At the end you said funny racist jokes are accurate, I would argue that he was racial and not racist. Racist would mean he was disrespectful, but I think Bill does a good job of making fun of all of our insecurities about race and keeps it relatable and respectful. His whole skit about being afraid of going to Harlem late at night is actually making fun of himself and his ignorance of black people and black culture...but he overcame his fear for the sake of pussy, which I think we can all understand lmao
Agree. I was thinking the same when they were giving their reaction.
I discovered Burr back in the early 2000's when I found out he was one of the writers of the Chappell Show. Funny dude.
I really like watchin' you guys. Your laughter is infectious.
It's healthy to be able to laugh at ourselves and not take ourselves too seriously.
Bill Burr is the Goat. You definitely gotta checknout his other show. " No reason to hit a woman" is a good one
Had fun smokin out with you two. I'll subscribe, and be back later. Peace
Genuinely illuminating reaction. Keep it up guys. Loved the intellectual discussion about the generalizations and how subtle behaviors can influence society in much greater aspects.
Love him stand up and he also has a beautiful wife that is black . Great reaction as well you guys are funny as hell.
“Do you just wanna make an album over the phone?”
Bill got some bars
Good racial jokes have to have a grain of truth, relatable elements and an equal dash of self deprication of your own race, then they can be total gold.
All jokes
@deansusec8745 well sure that can be true of most jokes but it's an absolute must for racial ones, otherwise they risk falling flat and just being offensive with no humorous merrit.
I’m a little late to the party, but did you know that Bill Burr was a regular on The Dave Chappell Show. The racial draft and the project dice tournament and a few other skits.
He actually wrote a lot on that show
Great reaction Brothers, much ❤ from New Zealand :)
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LMAO, those were the days! I miss staying up til all hours watching my favorite videos. Good times...
Here's the thing guys: we have to acknowledge we're different but at the same time acknowledge we're an awful lot alike. I'm from an Island that is predominantly Black, I'm White. Some of my best memories are asking questions of my Black friends. It was fun learning about each other. We'd be at work. I'd be walking down the hallway & I'd hear, "Hey? Is that you Cracker?" I'd be dying 😂😂 We had so much fun teasing each other. Living here in the South is hard sometimes bc some Black folk automatically treat me like I'm racist just bc I'm White. It sucks & the way I see it, race relations is the worst it's been in a long time.😞
Yeah, when did different become bad, thats just funny. This stuff drives racism out, when we can laugh at differences but accept them and also realize we are the same.
A good joke can't be a lie. -- Richard Pryor.
Best reaction video ever!
As long as the jokes come from a place of ignorance and curiosity not hate, then most jokes about race are fine. Bill is the master of this.
Love the vibes subscribed!!!
Lol... I lived on 106th and Broadway in the late 97’. Being from France, I was oblivious to all the street codes and “color codes”... I’ve never had a problem with any blacks, Hispanics or anyone... all seemed rather curious as to what a Frenchman was doing there and higher up in the triple-digits with his Jamaican girl lol 😂
64 year old white guy here. I just subscribed and set my notifications to notify me every time you drop new content. I am now going to watch your others. Thank you for this great new channel! I love all good people, as it seems like you guys do also. You are reaching everyone! 100,000 subs, Lets Go!
Elvis LOVED the black community! Tired if the lies! Watch, Elvis and The Black Community, the Echo Will Never Die. He once refused to do a concert in Texas, cause they told him , leave your BLACK back up singers at home! In highschool he attended an ALL BLACK church, was in the choir!
Nobody said Elvis didn’t like the black community
@@ags4353 Yeah. Bill Burrs wife said, he used black people music, for his benefit, quote.."and never so much as give a shot out" end quote. Burr agreed. He gave much more than a "shot out"...
The problem is he performed many songs previously performed by black people. So it’s assumed he stole them. When actually those performers didn’t write the songs either. Like Hound Dog is a big one. Performed by Big Mama Thornton originally. So its assumed he stole it and made it big, took credit, etc. It was actually written by Jerry Leiber and Mike Stoller. Two Jewish guys. He also, almost always told who wrote what he was about to sing live and shouted out previous artists as well.
Elvis was awesome and not at all racist. Idk why history ignores the facts about him.
Love Bill Burr.
Being from Memphis, very aware of Elvis. He lived with African Americans. He loved them. Dressed from Lansky's on Beale Street. He had no racial prejudices
More Bill burr Please! Love watching you guys LOL too.
His wife is a saint.
Bill Burr can not only go to the cookout he can bring a plate home
Bill Burr used to write for the Dave Chapelle Show.
One of the all time greats! DEFINITELY do more!!
Danny Glover street had me dying! 😂
You two should check out George Carlin even today he is still King of comedy, RIP George Carlin you are missed.
Bill Burrs jokes are not in the slightest bit rascist , he speaks the truth and is completely honest .
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First clip he slapped that smoke away like “move we laughing now” 😂😂
I’m white, I’ve been married to a black woman for 13 years. About 7 years ago we lived on 10th Ave near Crenshaw and Slauson.
I’m sure I was 1 of 2 white guys living in the area. The first day I moved in I walked down the street and introduced myself to the older men hanging out on the street corner.
A few men there were Vietnam vets and I was an army vet and we kicked it off pretty cool. One of the men walked me down the street and called out a few guys as we walked down and said I was cool. I was essentially given a ghetto pass in the area.
Everyone was nice and polite. I was polite. Never any problem.
Interesting hearing Bill Burr’s take on racial lines. Good reaction video.
Bill Burr slays
Holy crap.I laughed my ass off. Thanks guys.
Im not a Elvis fan on his music but I appreciate some. His time in 60s racism in his situation and held true to his band mates. I give him credit cause he stayed true to his fam
Just a FYI about him going or not going too far, he's been married to a black lady for over 10 years, Nia Renee Hill.
Ngl that mean absolutely nothing lmaoo don’t matter if he married to a black queen from Africa there’s always a such thing as too far he ain’t go too far tho as far as I’ve seen.
@@Rrrrpyd It's comedy. I've never been offended by a "professional" comedian. If anyone is, they don't need to be going to a comedy club anytime soon.
Bill Burr is funny as hell.
I like what you said about race jokes. They're fine and can be funny as long as they not disrespectful or hateful, that's my criteria.
I'm smokin' with you, Brothers. And..............Laughin'. Keep it up!
i had that same "i am alone" feeling many years ago when i visited graceland and i stopped to eat at a white castle burger place. I was the only white person in the place and it was packed. Was the first time in my life i have ever experienced that feeling. They were all cool and i try to remember what that was like for me when i see someone else in that situation and be cool to them as well.
I live in Memphis and that is a bad area. Glad you visited Memphis - hope you had a great time.
@@bealestcat thanks, i thought it was great to see a piggly wiggly store, we used to have them out west
lmfao 8:21 y'all looked straight offended by the "Register you weapon summit" lol
I love y'all's channel!
No matter what subtle cultural differences we may have with each other, we all have the same feelings, desires, wishes, and want to be accepted for who we are. Bill like all great comedians, makes us laugh at ourselves!!
Just found you guys, great stuff. I am looking forward to seeing your other videos. Keep up the great work. ❤
His observations are pretty spot. Subbed keep it up
Yall are killing me , love yer stuff
I already laughed when man said "lets hope he dont take it too far okay"😅
Racist jokes are funny when you make fun of both races the same time. You are dumb, i am dumb, we are dumb..and getting offended about jokes is the most dumb. Who gives shit as long as its not a direct personal attack. We all got flaws and stereotypes, so kets laugh together about them.
Bill Burr reminds me of Richard Pryor ❤❤❤❤
Love bill Barr!
He's married to a black woman and has two kids, her name is Nia Hill
For whatever reason i can't think of i thought he had an asian wife.
@@testickles8834that'd be Dave Chappelle or Rob Schneider. 😂
I never knew he had kids
Subbed. You guys are awesome lol that was a great show. Bill Burr is up there in the top 10 IMO for all timers rn.
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Bill is good at telling truths, and yet is still funny. I like how he said he was married
to a woman, and race makes no difference. Same arguments... indeed!
The bit about ashy really got me laughing. I'm as pale as Bill, well maybe paler but my Jamaican bestie kept trying to push coconut oil on me. I finally had to tell her my skin is so oily that if I ever applied coconut oil on top of my skin I'd slip outta the bed.
I dated a black chick a few years ago n I still use coconut oil every day, gives u a healthy glow.
Damn that pc fan or vid card was struggling with all that smoke.
The Elvis bit is funny but falsely represented. Nothing was racial about the wanting to combine the different styles and emotions genres of music and you won't find many black people that Elvis knew or worked with that had a bad thing to say about him.
You obviously never saw what Ray Charles & Little Richard had to say about Elvis.
Bill is the SHIT. Listen to everything he's got.
I'm a white guy married to an awesome black gal. Every onve in a while some race stuff comes up. We usually end up laughing.
Re: lotion and white people: no, white _men_ missed the lotion seminar.
Great show fellas
I love Burr lol
I just love that he just says it all... not being offensive.. just talking truth... lmao .. This 56 yr old white woman has learned so much from my 41 yr old black bestie in the last 5 yrs.. but we get each other.. and we love each other.. Everyone should have a friend from a different culture. and respect our differences.
Need to work on those mic mixes fam. It's harsh and distorted. And you shouldn't be louder than the clips you're watching. Tips, lads.
Agreed. Clipping is shit. I wish they would pause more and add some opinions and context. Otherwise, it's just stolen content.
Hahahaa hilarious! Everybody knows that Elvis learned the leg shaking moves from Forrest Gump!
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Dude with dreads got some awesome hair! Love this vid
Very enjoyable!❤
There is a RUclips video on Elvis and the black community. Worth a watch.
Bill Burr is a phucking genius. Nobody comes close to him regarding comic creativity.
I’ve actually watched as super skeptical Africans fall in love with Bill before my eyes😂
Thanks for the video. I enjoyed it.
Bro, I'm a new subscriber. Reactions shouldn't be full of dudes or women talking over the video so much and y'all do it just right. Great video.
but they are not racist jokes bruh.... that's such an educated comment to make: there is a difference between racist and racial. a racist jokes demeans a group of people. Sugar Sammy (a great example of that) makes racist and sexist jokes all the time. Bill Burr's jokes do not demean, degrade or put down people. I think you meant to say racial jokes and cross-cultural jokes.... not racist jokes.
Comedian George Lopez once said, “There’s a difference between a comedian telling racial jokes, and a racist comedian.”
Love you guys. New subscriber hit the bell and the like button
This is hilarious, hot-boxing the room.
You guys need to watch the best of Archie Bunker,show from the mid 1970s