Yes, I was experienced it in the news of a lost luggage stolen at the NAIA airport. It has full of cash and jewelries in a lost luggage. Luckily, the lost luggage has returned by a fellow guard who founded it and the culprit was arrested, though. Always a wise moral lesson. Never To Leave The Lost Luggage at The Waiting Area
Don't worry, this channel tries to manipulate and divide us into thinking racism actually exists, I haven't been fooled friend, but I guess they got you!
This one really got me upset..I know it's just acting, however every time the actors said "look at him", that really got my blood boiling because these people really do exist and they have caused many people of colour to get killed and mistreated for centuries..
People of colour also contributed for these killings, in fact, they are extremely racist among themselves. I think a good History book from reputable authors would come in handy.
@@deweyrobinson5639 a lot of times it is misguided hatred. People were programmed to look at people of colour in a negative light. Though there are many still existing in the world with that programmed mindset, a lot of people have shed that programming and are not judging every person of colour based on the actions of some or based on what they were programmed to believe.
That's awesome because what usually happens is that they're forgiven and escape prosecution even when they are proven to have done something illegal...
Hi!👏 Thank you for participating👍No doubt the security guard is going to get a hard slap on the wrist from his superiors. Of course that would be another story that doesn't fit in these short plots, @thonyvides😉😄.
Feels unrealistic all around. Pretty sure airports will have standard procedures to deal with potential luggage mix ups regardless of how dumb the security guard is or who the security guard personally chooses to believe. The very calm and passive reaction from the victim is also feels unrealistic. How do you not have a stronger reaction watching a stranger roll away with your suitcase with very valuable jewelry in it, while being detained yourself?
That security guard was worse. Should’ve bothered to check the bag to make sure which belonged to whom. She sure was really crazy here. A racist and a Karen. And the boyfriend was no better. The new guy was really good. Kind and intelligent. He was right to press charges on them like that. I saw the same thing happen with maya ponsetto.
Great video it's awful that that security guard refused to do a real investigation despite her racist talk the husband assaulted him without even listening to him those police officers were the only ones that handled it correctly they were calm objective and they did a real investigation and I'm glad they both faced consequences the wife shouldn't have stolen and the husband should have thought twice before attacking somebody he thought his use of violence was justified but it wasn't hopefully their time in prison will teach them to think before they act
Great analysis of the story. But, from the acting, I do not think the museum worker was innocent. I do not think the museum worker will even show up to press charges. He was vague in his answer to the police when asked if he was pressing charges. "someone should pay," not a definite yes or no. Was he saying, he would settle for money? And he stayed and had coffee, when she said, the suitcases were not the only thing they had in common -- she was thinking they were both thieves. 3:08 And he figured out what happened too quickly.5:04 The way the character was played, was so suspicious - yeah, right, yeah, that's it, yeah that's the story. After he got his papers and the jewelry, he could not get out of there fast enough.
@AndyMcFarland-lu9ft you're right about that and sometimes people in charge of keeping peace they do it at the expense of Justice which is still wrong you can't make injustice Just because peace is inconvenience
Hi @h.a.s.7612👍We won't deny it, it's a good question and if the guard's attitude would have been different, it would have totally changed the story too, but we all wanted to see what would happen with the racist woman and the violent husband🤔 Don't you think so ☺.
Because we need to have the whole drama and victimisation of the 'person of colour' following the bl4ck afro-centric agenda, of course. It's trending right now.
If two people have the same suitcase the airport would open and check to see who suitcase it is.also put something on the suitcase so you know it’s yours like a tracker or tag.
What about the tags on the suit cases and the counterfoil on their boarding passes to check by the Security guard at the airport ? How this angle got missed out completely ?!
A person's skin color doesn't make them shady its their character and when someone is racist they are the bad guys because racism never wins you should never judge someone before you get to know them because that's not OK a good lesson we can all learn from the genius dramatizeme gives us ❤❤❤
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How many fools does it take to make a video like this, I'm not deceived like them luckily, and I'll debate you all day long. I think your garbage and too afraid to confront me, and you should be
Mr. GARRY, I really love watching the videos. They have true meaning, plus is a universal lesson! May your channel grow well with goodness and happiness. God bless you. You are doing a good job. Keep it up all the best.
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I lived in Scotland for 2 year my son was born there, and so many words that I picked up now I have forgotten all about until I read some words that you used here. Are you British or wonderful Scottish?.
This episode made me appreciate the acting of Pyotr Krylov. He was as menacing as he was loving towards his wife in the scenes he was in. He made the story with his kinetic acting and his personality portrayed in the movie. The wife played by Yulia Volume, hesitated in answering the husband, because she was afraid to trigger the husband's temper. They husband knew instantly that the wife was misleading everyone. All of that was conveyed by body language. Excellent acting and direction. And it was very clear that they were embarrassed and fearful of being arrested in the end. They played that part extremely well, the look on their face. Yulia played an excellent "Karen" at the airport. With raw indignation and self-righteousness and the belief that you are right, you can get away with a lot. Some people were saying this was unrealistic that they did not even open the suit case, when confronted with that much certainly that the luggage was hers, who could rationally question it. Karens always believe they are right and have arguments that "prove" they are right. So, I give acting awards to the two main antagonists of this video. Also, the two people that played the cops at the apartment did a fine job, the looks on their faces gave validity to that scene. Bravo!
Hi @yamagata008🤗Excellent analysis of each character's performance, especially when you comment on how body language is a way of communicating that is only achieved by actors and actresses who know the acting techniques and are dedicated to each performance with conviction👍🤗
Inspite of trying to steal from someone, she had the guts to accuse the victim as the thief and her hubby was no better than her who physically abused that guy for no reason. This isn't the Apartheid era and people need to understand this 📻
@British_vlog Huh, A resident of Britain whose country tops the list of racially discriminating among immigrants teaches me about the vices involved in attacking Africans.What have your ancestors done in your entire life apart from colonizing every country possible?Shouldn't you people start working on your mindset and manners already?
And she called HIM a thief when she stole priceless 19th-century jewelry from his suitcase. And then the husband showed up and assaulted him and mocked him racially. The only difference between either of them is that the husband had the common decency to apologize, even if it was just when it was convenient.
You are expressing your opinion clearly and bluntly, @ericdavis9788😉 That shows us that you are a person who says what he has to say with sincerity. Truth first as a core value. Thank you for commenting👍🤗
No,for a racist person,the husband still have some decency,as you can see from 7:13 onwards,when he demanded the wife to answer honestly...When the wife shows guilt,he demanded her to tell them where are the jeweleries...This shows that the husband still have some level of good in him,even for a racist person...
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Well done!! They had to be punished!! What an awesome video! You did it again Dramatize Me team. You really are amazing! Thank you for the pleasure you give us with your videos. Kind regards from Holland! 🌷🌷
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Writing my view of this episode is difficult. This was very uneven acting. I am not convinced that the museum worker was innocent due to the acting. One of the phenomena I am told that when you interrogate a suspect, you look at the language patterns. The museum worker seems to be saying terms to reinforce his story with words like yeah, that's it, etc., like he made up the story and is getting it clear in his head. Well, it is that he is an actor and what he is saying all is untrue and he is trying to construct the story in his head -- bad acting! If my friend on the police detective squad was interrogating him and got answer like that, he would take him downtown and sweat him. The one huge red flag is that you need to declare expensive jewelry with customs when you fly in. It was clear, he was trying to sneak the jewels past customs in his luggage. So, the writing and the acting was ambiguous. And the way the museum worker left the scene, he was fleeing the scene even before the people were in handcuffs. I would bet money that he will not even show up to court to press. "Yeah, that's the story, that's the ticket, I swear it's true, the jewelry is for the museum..."
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Hi DramatizeMe, it is always so amazing and refreshing to watch your amazing videos that teaches us a life lessons and your fantastic actors are so fantastic yes! it is fantastic all the time to watch your fantastic lessons. You guys are fantastic and brilliant at the same time which so wonderful and marvelous to experience. Thank you my brothers and sister and regards to you all.🙏🙏🙏🙏💓💓💓💓
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You have said a very eloquent and important phrase, no doubt about it, @jadenn2023🤗Similar to roads with dead ends, judgmental thoughts offer no progress or growth. Let's choose the path of understanding and compassion instead🤗👍
I kinda feel bad for the husband he was just protecting his wife while he didn't knew it was all about racism. But still he had to be arrested for what he had done.
Similar thing happens to me. The moment i want to register something legally...or get a passport or even apply foe a US visa...or anything i do inside or around a governmental related institution...i get punished for it. They are all racist to me and it have never ended the day i was born which my mum told me all of it and how she suffers for me even though she is a local like them. Its 32 years now, they are still racist towards me. I can never make any progress in Ghana or try to leave Ghana without racists all over me. Now i can't even travel for even a vacation out of Ghana. The last i travelled. I was very little. It was the influence of a big business british man. But he too struggled taking care of me. He no longer communicates with me. He went back to UK
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I’m really sorry to hear about what you have suffered all these years 😭😭😭 my only advice that I have based on my own life is don’t bother seeking revenge, best thing to do is wait for karma to strike them back and make them regret having mistreated you. Hope this helps
names of both police officers please? I remember one of them played the role of "Danny" in an episode starring Petro Krylov a few months ago "Man trades mom for work" 😍😍
I would have called the police and I'll make sure she didn't leave the airport until the security check the bag to see that she was lying and she apologized for that man in front of the security guard. I would not stay for no call field anything else. She's a thief and she needs to be arrested. Then I found charge against his husband the so-called husband affair. Charge will be brought against this is really dumb
My favorite chanel,although I think we don't need to play black vs white against eachother , im white and don't have friends or people I know who are racists.... PERIOD. we are all being pitted against eachother and its political
Morning to all the amazing team that was lovely never jusge a book by it's cover we may not all be the same colour but if you cut us all you will see we all bleed the same colour so never judge people by their colour it doesn't make a difference may you all enjoy a lovely day lots of love ♡♡♡♡
Thanks for the info, @TanmoyTheDeadBoy 🤗 Remember that this is a dramatization and some conventions used in the language of television and Internet videos are common. For example, when someone gets out of a vehicle on TV, they rarely lock it with a key or with the remote control, which is obviously the case in real life. Or when someone wakes up from a nightmare and sits up in bed like a spring, which also does not happen in real life. That's kind of what you mean by "enjoy the video appreciating editor's color grading" Another thing, we love that you watch the videos with a good critical and knowledgeable level. It's something we appreciate and admire👏👍🤗
Unfortunately there are bad people in the world, @dnyaneshwarideshmukh3560🤗 Perhaps, one of the most important things and one that we should not forget when we feel disappointment about things happening in the world, is that there are many, many people doing wonderful things for others, without making a fuss about them. Simply, by being good people🤗
The whole situation portrayed in this skit is just unreal. Many of their latest videos have been 'black man accused of this and that' ended up proving a point with a completely unrealistic plot (at least in Europe). With this I have a few questions: Why is Dramatizeme is engaging this black afro-centric movement? Is this common in their home countries or in the US or is it for views because it seems to be a trend nowadays? What is the next step? Distorting History to suit their agenda? When are we realising that the more we will feed these movements the more we are creating a gap between ourselves? 'A white insulting a black is racism, a black insulting a white is Historical reparation'. Props to the actors, but this script is just unrealistic.
Dumbest airport security ever. I can't help feeling sorry for the guy too - his wife basically set him up. Glad it ended up with the innocent man getting all his stuff back.
These 2 should be ashamed of themselves treating the museum worker like Trash. Happy that the museum worker fought for his rights, unlike these 2 racist, mean , hideous creatures. Be happy to serve time in prison.
Exactly. The husband can’t totally be blamed because his wife deceived him into believing that she was in trouble when in reality she was just trying to set up the innocent man
To me I would have brought a policeman with me. So when they exchange the suque Kay, make sure the suitcase have everything in it that he had in it. And then plus I would have checked it first before she left out the airport. They never seen someone. Let someone walk out of the suitcase without checking it out. First and see who's telling the truth and who's not. Then you gonna go and steal some from him? She needs to be put in jail, there's a thieve.😮😮
YES -- exactly. I think the reason he did not insist to have the suitcase opened is that he was trying to sneak the jewelry past customs. That is why he did not ask for the airport police to go along with him. The more I watch this video, the more suspicious that character becomes. Why was he willing to settle for money at the end. His choice of words was highly suspect suspect, "someone should pay..."
Have you ever taken someone else's suitcase at the airport?
Yes, I was experienced it in the news of a lost luggage stolen at the NAIA airport. It has full of cash and jewelries in a lost luggage. Luckily, the lost luggage has returned by a fellow guard who founded it and the culprit was arrested, though.
Always a wise moral lesson. Never To Leave The Lost Luggage at The Waiting Area
Nope, Until I check in I never leave my suitcase unattended. And I also have luggage tags on all of my bags.
No...never. mine always has a name tag
Nope!
Never been to an airport 😭🤣
Ok there is no way they let you out from airport just like that, because you say it’s your suitcase! They would open and check it🤦🏼♀️
Only you and I know this. Please keep it secret! 😅
I guess that's why the channel name is Dramatize Me.
Exactly 💯
@@abdulwali999 that’s true as well 🫢
Yes
The look on their faces after they had to admit their deeds was priceless.
Don't worry, this channel tries to manipulate and divide us into thinking racism actually exists, I haven't been fooled friend, but I guess they got you!
This one really got me upset..I know it's just acting, however every time the actors said "look at him", that really got my blood boiling because these people really do exist and they have caused many people of colour to get killed and mistreated for centuries..
People of colour also contributed for these killings, in fact, they are extremely racist among themselves. I think a good History book from reputable authors would come in handy.
Yes! So true...and it still continues.
This story makes my blood boiling too
I'm white and I know that this happens, I just can't understand why someone would do this other than pure hate!
@@deweyrobinson5639 a lot of times it is misguided hatred. People were programmed to look at people of colour in a negative light. Though there are many still existing in the world with that programmed mindset, a lot of people have shed that programming and are not judging every person of colour based on the actions of some or based on what they were programmed to believe.
finally one where they don't accept these false apologies. finally one with some justice.
Thanks to you, @phDST1913, for commenting and for saying what many people would think if they had to be witnesses to a similar case 🤗🤗🤗
I'm so glad he pressed charges against both of them! Great video as always!
That's awesome because what usually happens is that they're forgiven and escape prosecution even when they are proven to have done something illegal...
That airport security is clearly the dumbest one in this scene.
You let her walk away with the suitcase, just like that? Without checking it? 🙄🙄🙄
Hi!👏 Thank you for participating👍No doubt the security guard is going to get a hard slap on the wrist from his superiors. Of course that would be another story that doesn't fit in these short plots, @thonyvides😉😄.
Clearly!
Feels unrealistic all around. Pretty sure airports will have standard procedures to deal with potential luggage mix ups regardless of how dumb the security guard is or who the security guard personally chooses to believe. The very calm and passive reaction from the victim is also feels unrealistic. How do you not have a stronger reaction watching a stranger roll away with your suitcase with very valuable jewelry in it, while being detained yourself?
@@rhdreyuhfchncfxnhcf clearly the actors involved did and amazing job in their portrayal of these characters.
That security guard was worse. Should’ve bothered to check the bag to make sure which belonged to whom. She sure was really crazy here. A racist and a Karen. And the boyfriend was no better. The new guy was really good. Kind and intelligent. He was right to press charges on them like that. I saw the same thing happen with maya ponsetto.
Great video it's awful that that security guard refused to do a real investigation despite her racist talk the husband assaulted him without even listening to him those police officers were the only ones that handled it correctly they were calm objective and they did a real investigation and I'm glad they both faced consequences the wife shouldn't have stolen and the husband should have thought twice before attacking somebody he thought his use of violence was justified but it wasn't hopefully their time in prison will teach them to think before they act
What most security is like these days...just there for a check.
Great analysis of the story. But, from the acting, I do not think the museum worker was innocent. I do not think the museum worker will even show up to press charges. He was vague in his answer to the police when asked if he was pressing charges. "someone should pay," not a definite yes or no. Was he saying, he would settle for money? And he stayed and had coffee, when she said, the suitcases were not the only thing they had in common -- she was thinking they were both thieves. 3:08 And he figured out what happened too quickly.5:04 The way the character was played, was so suspicious - yeah, right, yeah, that's it, yeah that's the story. After he got his papers and the jewelry, he could not get out of there fast enough.
@@HawksDiesel I totally agree with your post. This applies to 70% of the out there, maybe more. This is a sad state of affairs for the world.
@AndyMcFarland-lu9ft you're right about that and sometimes people in charge of keeping peace they do it at the expense of Justice which is still wrong you can't make injustice Just because peace is inconvenience
There is usually a tag to determine it is yours
The way the security guard treated this situation is just unreal.
HAHAHAHA UNREAL U SAID, IS SO HARD TO BE A BLACK MAN BUD
@@somtorelax What is your problem with a black person? Have you ever had a massage by a black lady or Chinese woman?
@@lostsoul1278 stupid.
I’ve done security before and you’re right,a real security guard would’ve detained both of them and opened the suitcases in the security office🤦🏽♂️
@@GentleSerpent Yes, exactly!
The truth always comes out at the end
Question is why didn't the security guard check the suitcase at first?
Hi @h.a.s.7612👍We won't deny it, it's a good question and if the guard's attitude would have been different, it would have totally changed the story too, but we all wanted to see what would happen with the racist woman and the violent husband🤔 Don't you think so ☺.
Then there would not have been a reveal of the real thief!
BECAUSE HE IS NOT SMART EITHER!
Because we need to have the whole drama and victimisation of the 'person of colour' following the bl4ck afro-centric agenda, of course. It's trending right now.
Because they always did the same. We have alwzys to proof something for being other color skin
If two people have the same suitcase the airport would open and check to see who suitcase it is.also put something on the suitcase so you know it’s yours like a tracker or tag.
This why people get different suitcase with designs on them
What about the tags on the suit cases and the counterfoil on their boarding passes to check by the Security guard at the airport ? How this angle got missed out completely ?!
A person's skin color doesn't make them shady its their character and when someone is racist they are the bad guys because racism never wins you should never judge someone before you get to know them because that's not OK a good lesson we can all learn from the genius dramatizeme gives us ❤❤❤
Absolutely, @mauricesmithjr4050! Your words resonate with the powerful message we aim to convey. Racism has no place in a just society, and it's essential to recognize people for their character rather than prejudiced assumptions. We're grateful for your understanding and support. Let's continue spreading awareness and understanding 🌍❤️🙌
How many fools does it take to make a video like this, I'm not deceived like them luckily, and I'll debate you all day long. I think your garbage and too afraid to confront me, and you should be
Beautifully said.❤
@@DramatizeMe where is racism? You haven't seen it in America
Never judge some one based on their color, religion or the skin color.
COLOR &SKIN COLOR. IS THE SAME THING.👌👌🙄
@@gregspangler4461،um yeah-
@@DanDCool RIGHT...🙄🙄🙄
@@gregspangler4461why are you yelling
@@elysemarie143 BC I ❤️ TO YELL. Y DO U CARE
Never judge a person based on their skin tone or appearance.
Excellent summary.
Mr. GARRY,
I really love watching the videos. They have true meaning, plus is a universal lesson! May your channel grow well with goodness and happiness. God bless you. You are doing a good job. Keep it up all the best.
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I Have NEVER taken someone else's suitcase at the airport
Serves them bloody right. Sodding racists. Great video DramatizeMe. ❤❤❤❤❤
I lived in Scotland for 2 year my son was born there, and so many words that I picked up now I have forgotten all about until I read some words that you used here. Are you British or wonderful Scottish?.
@unamilan2978 - I'm British born Una.
This episode made me appreciate the acting of Pyotr Krylov. He was as menacing as he was loving towards his wife in the scenes he was in. He made the story with his kinetic acting and his personality portrayed in the movie. The wife played by Yulia Volume, hesitated in answering the husband, because she was afraid to trigger the husband's temper. They husband knew instantly that the wife was misleading everyone. All of that was conveyed by body language. Excellent acting and direction. And it was very clear that they were embarrassed and fearful of being arrested in the end. They played that part extremely well, the look on their face. Yulia played an excellent "Karen" at the airport. With raw indignation and self-righteousness and the belief that you are right, you can get away with a lot. Some people were saying this was unrealistic that they did not even open the suit case, when confronted with that much certainly that the luggage was hers, who could rationally question it. Karens always believe they are right and have arguments that "prove" they are right. So, I give acting awards to the two main antagonists of this video. Also, the two people that played the cops at the apartment did a fine job, the looks on their faces gave validity to that scene. Bravo!
Hi @yamagata008🤗Excellent analysis of each character's performance, especially when you comment on how body language is a way of communicating that is only achieved by actors and actresses who know the acting techniques and are dedicated to each performance with conviction👍🤗
Thank you for sharing these amazing stories. All of your videos have a lesson in them and I love that.
That museum worker's voice is 😍❤.. woww
This story needs a part two with the security guard getting fired from his job for the SNAFU he created
The Security Guard was Also Black
@@philipbushby9462 Facts galore indeed
@@errolthomas9426 & as a Peruvian Latino I Must Say White People are the Enemy
These racists got their instant karma. I'm glad that man decide to press charges.
The color of someone's head doesn’t make them a criminal, its there actions that nake them a criminal.
This sounds like a famous quote that nobody has ever written before. I think you’re the first one to write such a great quote 🙏🏻
Another good video those two needed to be jailed
We are no longer accepting apologies that ship has sailed long long time ago.
Inspite of trying to steal from someone, she had the guts to accuse the victim as the thief and her hubby was no better than her who physically abused that guy for no reason. This isn't the Apartheid era and people need to understand this 📻
Those things rarely happen nowadays
@British_vlog Huh, A resident of Britain whose country tops the list of racially discriminating among immigrants teaches me about the vices involved in attacking Africans.What have your ancestors done in your entire life apart from colonizing every country possible?Shouldn't you people start working on your mindset and manners already?
And she called HIM a thief when she stole priceless 19th-century jewelry from his suitcase. And then the husband showed up and assaulted him and mocked him racially. The only difference between either of them is that the husband had the common decency to apologize, even if it was just when it was convenient.
You are expressing your opinion clearly and bluntly, @ericdavis9788😉 That shows us that you are a person who says what he has to say with sincerity. Truth first as a core value. Thank you for commenting👍🤗
Yeah sure the husband apologised as soon as he got caught
No,for a racist person,the husband still have some decency,as you can see from 7:13 onwards,when he demanded the wife to answer honestly...When the wife shows guilt,he demanded her to tell them where are the jeweleries...This shows that the husband still have some level of good in him,even for a racist person...
@@weeyangtoh6049there is no level of good in any person that’s racist. I doubt he would’ve been that apologetic if there was no police present.
@@PhoenixLibra83 That's a good point,though I hope that's not the case😁
I enjoyed it ❤❤
Y DIDN'T THE GUARD AT THE A.P. JUST OPEN THE S.C. IN THE 1ST PLACE. PROBLEM SOLVED.🙄🙄🙄
Yes. But the story would have ended there itself !
@@mekiruba2302 YES. BUT IN REALITY. THE PROBLEM BEEN SOLVED REAL EASY...
You have not dealt with self-righteous Karens. If I was that guard, I would try to make her go away ASAP.
Another great video and a lesson to learn
Top notch actors! ❤
4.48-4.49 What an evil face totally revealed! Great acting performance! 😂😂😂
Good morning Africa , that line got me stupid rolling 😂😂😂😂😂
Good storyline and ending. I do feel sorry for the husband
Am addicted to your videos 😊 much love guys❤
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Lovely performance and voice, Petro 😍😍
these SNL skits are comedy gold😂
amazing video
No annoying little kids ✅
Good acting ✅
No sus ✅
Subtitles ✅
Worth subscribing ✅
My suitcase would be locked. You would need to be able to take out the key and open it, period!!!
I love the narrative. Subscribed!
Well done!! They had to be punished!!
What an awesome video! You did it again Dramatize Me team. You really are amazing! Thank you for the pleasure you give us with your videos.
Kind regards from Holland! 🌷🌷
Yeh she’s the thief not the black guy
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@@hamidzaidi4431it's the other way around in real life usually though
@@ManifestHeathenism what du mean
@@hamidzaidi4431 you heard me
Yeeeeah, okay. You're gonna have 19th century jewelry stashed away like that. Risk breaking it. Scratching it. I'm suuuuure lol
Wow! I am so glad to see that justice being served .😮😮😮
Writing my view of this episode is difficult. This was very uneven acting. I am not convinced that the museum worker was innocent due to the acting. One of the phenomena I am told that when you interrogate a suspect, you look at the language patterns. The museum worker seems to be saying terms to reinforce his story with words like yeah, that's it, etc., like he made up the story and is getting it clear in his head. Well, it is that he is an actor and what he is saying all is untrue and he is trying to construct the story in his head -- bad acting! If my friend on the police detective squad was interrogating him and got answer like that, he would take him downtown and sweat him. The one huge red flag is that you need to declare expensive jewelry with customs when you fly in. It was clear, he was trying to sneak the jewels past customs in his luggage. So, the writing and the acting was ambiguous. And the way the museum worker left the scene, he was fleeing the scene even before the people were in handcuffs. I would bet money that he will not even show up to court to press. "Yeah, that's the story, that's the ticket, I swear it's true, the jewelry is for the museum..."
NOW THE DEMON IS A THIEF TOO!
“Are you pressing charges” me: hell yeah!
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Always teaches us good lessons 👍🏾
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Great video❤
The fact that the security was black.
Funny how the cuffs go on in front not the back…..
Feels staged and badly. Especially the responses.And the woman with a bad wig on is also a bad actress.
worst security ever🤮
What???? Thats bang out of order. She had no evidence. Good on the man for telling the couple off
That chick: Look at me, *I* am the thief now.
LOL
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Judgemental thought are like roads with dead ends
What an eloquent quote 🙏🏻
You have said a very eloquent and important phrase, no doubt about it, @jadenn2023🤗Similar to roads with dead ends, judgmental thoughts offer no progress or growth. Let's choose the path of understanding and compassion instead🤗👍
I kinda feel bad for the husband he was just protecting his wife while he didn't knew it was all about racism. But still he had to be arrested for what he had done.
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Right, you feel bad for someone who's clearly racist
Priceless 👍
You can drink and laugh with someone who treated you so badly
I can never trust a woman again because my heart is like glass.
Great lesson.. Great video as always Dhar Mann!
Seriously....I would not sit and chat with Anyone who called me a Thief and a liar.
Similar thing happens to me. The moment i want to register something legally...or get a passport or even apply foe a US visa...or anything i do inside or around a governmental related institution...i get punished for it. They are all racist to me and it have never ended the day i was born which my mum told me all of it and how she suffers for me even though she is a local like them. Its 32 years now, they are still racist towards me. I can never make any progress in Ghana or try to leave Ghana without racists all over me. Now i can't even travel for even a vacation out of Ghana. The last i travelled. I was very little. It was the influence of a big business british man. But he too struggled taking care of me. He no longer communicates with me. He went back to UK
@theboss8211, we're truly sorry to hear about the challenges you've faced. Racism is an unfortunate reality that many people endure, and it's disheartening to hear about the impact it has had on your life. We hope for a future where everyone is treated with dignity and respect, regardless of their background. If there's anything we can do to support you or if you find solace in our videos, we're here for you. Stay strong and take care 🌟❤️
@@DramatizeMe thank you. Its good to know there is at least one person who understands my pain... If not many
I’m really sorry to hear about what you have suffered all these years 😭😭😭 my only advice that I have based on my own life is don’t bother seeking revenge, best thing to do is wait for karma to strike them back and make them regret having mistreated you. Hope this helps
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wasn’t the security guard black aswell??? and he’s believing the racist 🤣🤣
Hopeless deliverance. So unreal.
4:35-How did the husband know that the man had a suitcase, and which one was his? 😄
When is their court hearing date 😊
this is called pure karma☠☠☠
names of both police officers please? I remember one of them played the role of "Danny" in an episode starring Petro Krylov a few months ago "Man trades mom for work" 😍😍
Strangers can't even approach me...
I would have called the police and I'll make sure she didn't leave the airport until the security check the bag to see that she was lying and she apologized for that man in front of the security guard. I would not stay for no call field anything else. She's a thief and she needs to be arrested. Then I found charge against his husband the so-called husband affair. Charge will be brought against this is really dumb
My favorite chanel,although I think we don't need to play black vs white against eachother , im white and don't have friends or people I know who are racists.... PERIOD. we are all being pitted against eachother and its political
Morning to all the amazing team that was lovely never jusge a book by it's cover we may not all be the same colour but if you cut us all you will see we all bleed the same colour so never judge people by their colour it doesn't make a difference may you all enjoy a lovely day lots of love ♡♡♡♡
Does not make sense, Which security guy will not verify suitcase contents before detaining a person?
Antiques are not Transported this way nor detentions work like that.
So trying to enjoy the video appreciating editor's color grading.
Thanks for the info, @TanmoyTheDeadBoy 🤗 Remember that this is a dramatization and some conventions used in the language of television and Internet videos are common. For example, when someone gets out of a vehicle on TV, they rarely lock it with a key or with the remote control, which is obviously the case in real life. Or when someone wakes up from a nightmare and sits up in bed like a spring, which also does not happen in real life. That's kind of what you mean by "enjoy the video appreciating editor's color grading" Another thing, we love that you watch the videos with a good critical and knowledgeable level. It's something we appreciate and admire👏👍🤗
@@DramatizeMe Thank you for the explanation. I enjoyed and appreciated this discussion!
The dark skinned boy is pretty cute , handsome and tall
No way he looked suspicious....instead from outside also he looks like an innocent guy
Stupid security didn't know the protocol...hejust jumped into conclusion without checking the suitcaee
Thanks a lot! 01.06.23
They would have searched the suitcase before anyone left.
Really it's questionable.. Does this happens? How can people cheat and drag others like this.. Are they Lunatic?..
Unfortunately there are bad people in the world, @dnyaneshwarideshmukh3560🤗 Perhaps, one of the most important things and one that we should not forget when we feel disappointment about things happening in the world, is that there are many, many people doing wonderful things for others, without making a fuss about them. Simply, by being good people🤗
The whole situation portrayed in this skit is just unreal. Many of their latest videos have been 'black man accused of this and that' ended up proving a point with a completely unrealistic plot (at least in Europe). With this I have a few questions: Why is Dramatizeme is engaging this black afro-centric movement? Is this common in their home countries or in the US or is it for views because it seems to be a trend nowadays? What is the next step? Distorting History to suit their agenda? When are we realising that the more we will feed these movements the more we are creating a gap between ourselves?
'A white insulting a black is racism, a black insulting a white is Historical reparation'.
Props to the actors, but this script is just unrealistic.
Today NSA will take his jewels away from him.
Good morning africa😊
It not good to put jewelries on the clothes like that, they have case or box for the jewelries
Exactly. Why throw the jewelry in you suitcase with soiled clothes? That seemed to be a smelly sock Yulia pulled out of the suitcase.
The cover up is what always brings one down
In real life, no one would have believed him, and she would have gotten away clean!
Great 😊
Dumbest airport security ever. I can't help feeling sorry for the guy too - his wife basically set him up. Glad it ended up with the innocent man getting all his stuff back.
These 2 should be ashamed of themselves treating the museum worker like Trash. Happy that the museum worker fought for his rights, unlike these 2 racist, mean , hideous creatures. Be happy to serve time in prison.
They would have checked the bags before letting either one go. There are so many people with the same luggage. At the very least. The bag tags.
Why did you assume that men don’t pack their suitcases neatly?
In defense of the husband, he did genuinely believe that his wife was being forced on, and I know I would've reacted the same way.
Exactly. The husband can’t totally be blamed because his wife deceived him into believing that she was in trouble when in reality she was just trying to set up the innocent man
Why wasn’t the suitcase locked?
Only some come with the numbered lock system, others don’t
To me I would have brought a policeman with me. So when they exchange the suque Kay, make sure the suitcase have everything in it that he had in it. And then plus I would have checked it first before she left out the airport. They never seen someone. Let someone walk out of the suitcase without checking it out. First and see who's telling the truth and who's not. Then you gonna go and steal some from him? She needs to be put in jail, there's a thieve.😮😮
YES -- exactly. I think the reason he did not insist to have the suitcase opened is that he was trying to sneak the jewelry past customs. That is why he did not ask for the airport police to go along with him. The more I watch this video, the more suspicious that character becomes. Why was he willing to settle for money at the end. His choice of words was highly suspect suspect, "someone should pay..."
Question:How can something be so fake?
Team dramatizeme :Yes
Nice vid