I only just realised that Georgina was starting to break out because grandma's brain is likely suffering with old age...starting to lose control because of dementia or sumchit. Great reaction :-)
Love your reactions. Btw. If you remember the grandpa lost a race to Jesse owens. That’s why he liked black genetics. Then the grandpa was put into a black body and he still trains. That’s why he was running at night.
I’ve seen 3 films with him as the primary actor and I’m honestly never disappointed. Nope was ok, it think the storyline could’ve been better in my opinion
@@greenscreenmovieguy5582 yeah I probably just had high expectations. Like if it was a random lower budget movie I probably would have liked it. Peele sets expectations though.
I always thought the auction "'party" was the scariest part, especially when the other guy, starts to act up. An, d Caleb Landry Jones, who played the brother, is a future star, he can play creepy so well.
It's the bait and switch. Dangerous game where the hunters became the hunted. She had me fooled up until he found the pictures in the closet. The rest of the movie though you knew the family was up to something.
Fantastic video Devin 💯 You really nailed it with your intuition and analysis when it came to her brother, it really did feel like, somewhere deep down he wasn't into this. He was born into that weird messed up family, but the fact he at least wasn't even trying to put up a fake nice act, and he seemed like he abused substances, these signs seem to also indicate that deep down he's not into this stuff, maybe subconsciously.
My personal favorite horror/thriller to come out in the last decade. Such an amazing concept, excellent screenplay by Peele, well directed & beautiful cinematography. This will likely be Jordan Peele’s magnum opus but I’ve loved all of his films so far. It’s always a unique experience when you watch his films. Please check out more!
I'm currently in grad school and we recently watched this movie in one of the classes I'm taking. I'd never seen it before, and DAMN is it amazing. (The course is American Literature with a focus on Black Horror. One of the most incredible courses I've ever taken.)
Kind of off topic but check out the book A Renegade History of the United States by Thaddeus Russell. Fantastic book that totally changed my view of history and how cultures change.
Classes like that are so terrific, aren’t they? When I was getting my bachelors back in the ‘80s, I took a feminist lit class that was specifically sci-fI/fantasy written by women, with occasional internal horror stories like The Yellow Wallpaper, and it was one of my favorite lit courses. Introduced me to one of my all-time favorite writers, CL Moore.
@@kathyastrom1315 This is (obviously) a master's course, but you're right. If you wind up in the right literature course - with the right professor - then the course can be phenomenal. Last semester, for example, I took a course on dystopian fiction and wound up writing my final research paper about Neuromancer and how the world is showing signs of being a cyberpunk dystopia right now. (I wound up buying other William Gibson books and have The Peripheral on my TBR pile, and I hope to get to it this summer.) It's my goal to use parts (not all) of what I learn and somehow implement it into my own classroom at some point as I work on becoming the English teacher I always wanted to have.
Even apart from its amazing commentary, this film is a masterpiece of storytelling! I’ve never seen anything like it. The dialogue was so natural that the “unnatural” parts were perfectly highlighted. All the emotional points were hit with just the right balance. I LOVE this movie.
The only thing that irked me was “I want your eye, man”. Not only did it sound just weird and off. It doesn’t really make sense. Unless the artist is dumb. Being a photographer isn’t about sight. 20 people can take A photo of the same thing and only a talented person will angle it right and see the right things. He showed that himself, by being an art dealer while being blind. Art and photography isn’t simple like that. It would have been better if he said “eyes”.
Greeting from Toronto, Canada! Great reaction Devin! After watching this movie multiple times you notice a lot of things the probing questions to Chris about his health and physical activity, the fact that Chris's girlfriend was looking through the reflection of the glass at other black men to target in the future. In order to save himself from slavery/bondage he had to pick cotton, and even more interesting the scene with the cop...she defended Chris because if the cop put his license information in the system it would have left a paper trail for someone to follow.
9:00 - That's the thing with hypnosis: 1) It only works on "receptive" people. People who are Greatly receptive represent ~5% People who are Moderately receptive: ~70% People who are Minimally receptive: ~25% 2) People under hypnosis *cannot* be suggested or convinced to perform actions or say things against their will. As soon as the brain enters in a state of cognitive dissonance, the person regain consciousness. Not to say that there aren't methods to inject intentions, ideas or beliefs to "program" and condition someone's subconscious (i.e. the Manchurian candidate) but it requires the perfect subject, methods, conditions, drugs and time.
One thing that I found interesting about this movie is the hidden details or things you just wouldn’t notice if someone didn’t mention it. Someone mentioned that the reason the girlfriend is so quick to defend him from the police that was acting weird was not because she thought it was racist but because then they would probably be more likely to remember him and who he was last with once he is reported missing.
Rod was easily one of thee best parts of this film. Absolutely loved Get Out. JP did his thing with this film. Incredible reaction fam. You peeped game early too, stay woke! 😂😂😂
This was my first time watching the movie too. Seems like the mother was hypnotizing them to think they were there volumtarily, but in reality, they were auctioning them as a body where they can try to switch they're brain. The girls would lure them to the house, and then they would get trapped. It's such a freaky movie.
I love this movie so much because it was so unique. Alot of movies these days are reboots or over the type of CGI action flicks. It was refreshing to see something new and different. Ok, about to watch your reaction!!
It's so crazy when Chris is looking at the pictures and you think about all those people that had to watch the video about what they were going to do to them, it's so creepy watching that coagula video!!!!
Loved this reaction, this movie is a fun and horrifying watch, also dont trip devin im a fan of snack and react so im just sayin we got our eye on you stephanie! 😅
I love the video! But I'd maybe recommend turning the volume of your reactions up a bit? It's hard to hear them over the movie sometimes. Great video though!
10:25 I don’t think it was a dream imo. After he “sunk” and they closed his eyes, they probably carried him into his room. *He’s even wearing the same clothes when he wakes up.*
It's ironic, but what exactly is "hilarious" about it? There's nothing funny about slavery and Peele was definitely not striving for humor with that scene.
Wasn’t that good?!!!! SO good. It was freaky. I was so worried that it was the cops showing up at the end and I thought oh no, he’ll get blamed for everything. But so happy it was his buddy.
My girlfriend is white and my friends always mess with me saying..."bro you're in the sunken place". 😂. I'm sure you get messed with too lol. Great reaction as usual. I this is by far Jordan Peele's best film to date. It's a modern masterpiece that provokes thought and shocks you with reality based things. This making it scary but more disturbing to me than anything. Btw..that beard is crazy bro..dope shit.
Awesome reaction and this is scary, you really feel the danger that the main character is in and you are rooting for him to escape and fuck up the psycho family in this.
Deer do mess up your car and move on like nothing happened lol. I think this is one of the greats, and a big reason why horror is being taken more seriously, critically. Makes me nervous, too.
I think this a perfect movie. Perfect storytelling, perfect acting, perfect sets. I love this one. Thank you for reacting to it! Thanks for your videos! Love your channel!!
Hey, Devin, all right? I'm from Brazil, I really like your reactions. I'd like to make a wish, the movie is 13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi. Hug 🇧🇷
"My girlfriend is white. . . but I'm about to watch her ass from now on." :D But, yeah. Wild movie. And I think I get what you're talking about at the end. I'm disabled, so I'm usually surrounded by abled people, and when I do run into someone else who is disabled, there's a sense of a connection. I think it's just that we don't often know if a stranger has anything in common with us, but if you see someone who is part of your "group" you can at least know you have that in common, and likely had had similar experiences in that regard. So you have more of an understanding with one another that you might not have so quickly with someone from a different "group." :)
I understand what you meant though when you said about clicking with your own race,it's not a bad thing and it isn't like you mean anything by it you just do it ,for example one of my ex girlfriend's was black and I am white and I was invited to her sisters party at her mom's house and I loved her and her family they were such nice people ,however when her cousins boyfriend came who was also white I did same to gravitate toward him more
3:34 idk about the state they live in but in my state Nebraska, A passenger is not required to give identification in response to that request. However, refusal to provide identification may allow the officer to expand the stop in order to determine whether that passenger or passengers poses a danger to their safety during the traffic stop.
28:09. I think it might be different when comparing a minority to one that makes up the majority. I’ve never felt that way. The exact opposite to be honest. Most of my friends that I grew up with are black. I actually always preferred being the token white guy.
Yeah I'm sure there's different experiences out there, but there's people that believe the idea of immediate kinship is somehow bogus. This sort of "I can't relate to what you're talking about therefore it doesn't exist" - that's the only thing that irks me But thanks for sharing your experience. It's nice knowing that perspective exists
Man, you make 100% sense, clicking with people of the same race.... the same life experiuences. Sometimes similar experiences can cross spcifics. For example, about 30 years ago I was in downtown Seattle, and I asked this nice-looking old white woman what the time was. She gave me a look like I'd crawled out from under a rock and said, "Get away from me you dirty stinking Cambodian!" (I'm of Chinese decent, born in the USA). A black man who was near my age was standing a couple of feet behind her. He looked at me and I looked at him, and in that instant, I KNOW he knew exactly how I felt even though we didn't say a word. I was then, and am still now thankful to this day for that moment of human connection, despite the unfortunate circumstances. BTW, I hold zero ill will toward that old women--for all I know her husband or son was killed in Viet Nam or something; regardless, she couldn't hurt me or prevent me from achieving my dreams... she was just a sad/angry old lady and I feel sorry for her.
I have felt the same way 😢 As an Italian/white woman. I’ve worked in jobs where I was the minority. I’ve experienced judgement. And not being accepted. It’s sad and I wish people who feel that way can grow and I hope society can grow. Life is so short so it’s such a waste for such things. I think people should watch a certain video I just saw, about the infinite universe, to open their minds and realize just how small we are and that these things are petty and meaningless.
Aaaaye Devin man.. thank you for this upload bro.. aye my gf is white too! Ahahahaha and we are all pretty sure her grandfather was the damn zodiac, but that's a secret I ain't supposed to tell 😆 oh well.. I grew up with the white, a light skin black man........ I always connect with a brotha, asap...... it's in you... not on you.
My homeboy is a black dude that is dating a white girl. They went and saw this in a movie theaters and he said yeah I'm not going to meet your family anytime soon lol.
Devin, if your girls family ever tried doing you like that, I’d help you bro. Won’t lie. Wouldn’t mind bidding on you for those shoulders and biceps, but I wouldn’t do you like that my guy
My boyfriend is black (I’m white) and we had been dating a few years when this movie came out. He asked me jokingly if I was doing the same. I told him that I was playing the long game in hopes he would get old and slow so he couldn’t run away. He didn’t like my response so I offered to make him a cup of tea. 😂 Needless to say, he implemented a plastic cup only rule that’s been in place ever since. Hahahaha
Lol ur comments about the end of the movie about ur girl... I remember after seeing this in theatres and I saw a black guy with a white girl at the movies everybody was yelling “GET OUT!” at him
Dude who had grandpa in him was stuck in the sunken place so long, he wasn't gonna let grandpa take over again
I only just realised that Georgina was starting to break out because grandma's brain is likely suffering with old age...starting to lose control because of dementia or sumchit. Great reaction :-)
“I like her, she’s alright.”😂😂😂
You said that shit about 90 minutes to soon bro.😂👍
😆
lol, so many start out the same way, and then think she might not be a part of it until the secret stash is found
A lot of us did. I said the same thing at first. She seemed cool as hell when that cop pulled them over
I always get chills on the parts when the actors that are possessed true selves break through, very well acted.
Love your reactions.
Btw. If you remember the grandpa lost a race to Jesse owens. That’s why he liked black genetics. Then the grandpa was put into a black body and he still trains. That’s why he was running at night.
There's also a hint to the grandmother early on. "Mother loved her kitchen, so we keep a piece of her in here. Georgina, this is Chris."
@@aaronbeatdown THIS!
@@aaronbeatdown Ope, I just commented that before I saw yours, lol.
In my opinion, this is Jordan Peele's best film. The parallels and deep meanings stick with you. Thrilling and phenomenal.
Its a fact that it's his best film
I’ve seen 3 films with him as the primary actor and I’m honestly never disappointed. Nope was ok, it think the storyline could’ve been better in my opinion
Yeah Candyman, and US were great, but Get out wad on another level. I know I'm like the only one that didn't really like Nope.
@@steveomac385 yah it wasn’t bad but it was just very very decent in my opinion maybe I just thought it was going to be mind blowing and crazy
@@greenscreenmovieguy5582 yeah I probably just had high expectations. Like if it was a random lower budget movie I probably would have liked it. Peele sets expectations though.
The actress who play Georgina was top tier in this movie her acting was on another level I absolutely loved her. 🥰🙌🏾
I always thought the auction "'party" was the scariest part, especially when the other guy, starts to act up. An, d Caleb Landry Jones, who played the brother, is a future star, he can play creepy so well.
For me it’s when everyone stops talking and looks up when he goes upstairs
It's the bait and switch. Dangerous game where the hunters became the hunted. She had me fooled up until he found the pictures in the closet. The rest of the movie though you knew the family was up to something.
I think devin nailed with her brother, he seemed like he was not into this deep down
Fantastic video Devin 💯
You really nailed it with your intuition and analysis when it came to her brother, it really did feel like, somewhere deep down he wasn't into this. He was born into that weird messed up family, but the fact he at least wasn't even trying to put up a fake nice act, and he seemed like he abused substances, these signs seem to also indicate that deep down he's not into this stuff, maybe subconsciously.
Thank you I appreciate it. I respect for trying but your intuition always gives red flags
@@deving9793 Dude, your muscular built is insane
“Ima have to watch her & her people” has me dying fam😂
I just now realized what the dad meant when he said, "Mother loved her kitchen, so we keep a piece of her in here." 0.o
My personal favorite horror/thriller to come out in the last decade. Such an amazing concept, excellent screenplay by Peele, well directed & beautiful cinematography. This will likely be Jordan Peele’s magnum opus but I’ve loved all of his films so far. It’s always a unique experience when you watch his films. Please check out more!
Legit crying laughing 😂….. “ I gotta watch out for Stephanie”
Great reaction as always! You should watch Jordan Peele’s other movies.
😂😂 gotta sleep with one eye open and she damn sure ain’t drinking tea around me
@@deving9793 🤣🤣🤣🤣
I'm currently in grad school and we recently watched this movie in one of the classes I'm taking. I'd never seen it before, and DAMN is it amazing.
(The course is American Literature with a focus on Black Horror. One of the most incredible courses I've ever taken.)
Kind of off topic but check out the book A Renegade History of the United States by Thaddeus Russell. Fantastic book that totally changed my view of history and how cultures change.
Classes like that are so terrific, aren’t they? When I was getting my bachelors back in the ‘80s, I took a feminist lit class that was specifically sci-fI/fantasy written by women, with occasional internal horror stories like The Yellow Wallpaper, and it was one of my favorite lit courses. Introduced me to one of my all-time favorite writers, CL Moore.
@@kathyastrom1315 This is (obviously) a master's course, but you're right. If you wind up in the right literature course - with the right professor - then the course can be phenomenal. Last semester, for example, I took a course on dystopian fiction and wound up writing my final research paper about Neuromancer and how the world is showing signs of being a cyberpunk dystopia right now. (I wound up buying other William Gibson books and have The Peripheral on my TBR pile, and I hope to get to it this summer.)
It's my goal to use parts (not all) of what I learn and somehow implement it into my own classroom at some point as I work on becoming the English teacher I always wanted to have.
Love this channel. Easily the best reaction channel on the tube. I never miss a reaction.This is a great film for Halloween. Much love from the UK DG.
Much love!
All the hypnotized actors were amazing! So uncanny and creepy and watching the facade peel away for short moments was sick.
Even apart from its amazing commentary, this film is a masterpiece of storytelling! I’ve never seen anything like it. The dialogue was so natural that the “unnatural” parts were perfectly highlighted. All the emotional points were hit with just the right balance. I LOVE this movie.
The only thing that irked me was “I want your eye, man”. Not only did it sound just weird and off. It doesn’t really make sense. Unless the artist is dumb. Being a photographer isn’t about sight. 20 people can take A photo of the same thing and only a talented person will angle it right and see the right things. He showed that himself, by being an art dealer while being blind. Art and photography isn’t simple like that. It would have been better if he said “eyes”.
This movie was so crazy. I'm glad people talked about how good it was. intense experience. Peele is such a good director
Greeting from Toronto, Canada! Great reaction Devin! After watching this movie multiple times you notice a lot of things the probing questions to Chris about his health and physical activity, the fact that Chris's girlfriend was looking through the reflection of the glass at other black men to target in the future. In order to save himself from slavery/bondage he had to pick cotton, and even more interesting the scene with the cop...she defended Chris because if the cop put his license information in the system it would have left a paper trail for someone to follow.
Such good insights. The picking cotton thing… brilliant!
"All reps matter" Devin G with the true wisdom!
Everyone needs a friend like Rod.
9:00 - That's the thing with hypnosis:
1) It only works on "receptive" people.
People who are Greatly receptive represent ~5%
People who are Moderately receptive: ~70%
People who are Minimally receptive: ~25%
2) People under hypnosis *cannot* be suggested or convinced to perform actions or say things against their will. As soon as the brain enters in a state of cognitive dissonance, the person regain consciousness.
Not to say that there aren't methods to inject intentions, ideas or beliefs to "program" and condition someone's subconscious (i.e. the Manchurian candidate) but it requires the perfect subject, methods, conditions, drugs and time.
One thing that I found interesting about this movie is the hidden details or things you just wouldn’t notice if someone didn’t mention it. Someone mentioned that the reason the girlfriend is so quick to defend him from the police that was acting weird was not because she thought it was racist but because then they would probably be more likely to remember him and who he was last with once he is reported missing.
Rod was easily one of thee best parts of this film. Absolutely loved Get Out. JP did his thing with this film. Incredible reaction fam. You peeped game early too, stay woke! 😂😂😂
This was my first time watching the movie too. Seems like the mother was hypnotizing them to think they were there volumtarily, but in reality, they were auctioning them as a body where they can try to switch they're brain. The girls would lure them to the house, and then they would get trapped. It's such a freaky movie.
I love this movie so much because it was so unique. Alot of movies these days are reboots or over the type of CGI action flicks. It was refreshing to see something new and different.
Ok, about to watch your reaction!!
maybe one of my favorite Peele film, wonderful social commentary and cinematography. Always love the reactions!
They wuz kangz!!!
It's so crazy when Chris is looking at the pictures and you think about all those people that had to watch the video about what they were going to do to them, it's so creepy watching that coagula video!!!!
Every time you watch this, you find something new. I seen this about 6 times and I still find something.
Great reaction....DG is so genuine and he's funny as hell... keep up the good content
“Get Out” is the best Documentary ever made!! Glad you reacted to this!
Documentary?
Loved this reaction, this movie is a fun and horrifying watch, also dont trip devin im a fan of snack and react so im just sayin we got our eye on you stephanie! 😅
Yoo I'm so glad you watched this! Jordan blew my mind with how well he made this movie
Epic job 😎 fam 100
I love the video! But I'd maybe recommend turning the volume of your reactions up a bit? It's hard to hear them over the movie sometimes. Great video though!
This movie is so wild but so damn good. I know why everyone wanted you to react to it 👀👀👀😂😂😂
Love Devin G's Reaction to this movie!!!
❤️ your reaction king it was almost like being on a date night with you 😊!!!
Nominated for 4 Oscars including Best Picture but won for Best Original Screenplay.
which is odd, because it's similar to "Skeleton Key"
Should have won for best picture too. An original horror movie that's GOOD.
10:25 I don’t think it was a dream imo. After he “sunk” and they closed his eyes, they probably carried him into his room. *He’s even wearing the same clothes when he wakes up.*
This is a great movie to watch a few times. You'll catch a bunch of things that you missed by knowing the ending.
I find it hilariously ironic that Chris had to literally pick cotton (out of the chair) to save himself 😂 😭
It's ironic, but what exactly is "hilarious" about it?
There's nothing funny about slavery and Peele was definitely not striving for humor with that scene.
@@LittleBlueOwl318 bro I find the irony funny. Obviously slavery is not funny… I don’t think I would like your taste in comedy lol
Wasn’t that good?!!!! SO good. It was freaky. I was so worried that it was the cops showing up at the end and I thought oh no, he’ll get blamed for everything. But so happy it was his buddy.
My girlfriend is white and my friends always mess with me saying..."bro you're in the sunken place". 😂. I'm sure you get messed with too lol. Great reaction as usual. I this is by far Jordan Peele's best film to date. It's a modern masterpiece that provokes thought and shocks you with reality based things. This making it scary but more disturbing to me than anything. Btw..that beard is crazy bro..dope shit.
The movie was filmed and shot in Alabama, but set in Upstate New York
Awesome reaction and this is scary, you really feel the danger that the main character is in and you are rooting for him to escape and fuck up the psycho family in this.
That smile when she is being choked is eerie
Watching this in theaters and seeing Rob at the end the theater erupted
Same!
Deer do mess up your car and move on like nothing happened lol. I think this is one of the greats, and a big reason why horror is being taken more seriously, critically. Makes me nervous, too.
Jordan Peele has been one of the best directors recently 👏
"my mother loved her kitchen so we keep a piece of her in here"
Fluffiest beard in all the land!
I love this movie. Seen it a few times now and it just gets better. Thank you for sharing. 🐾🍻🍻🎃
Lol, nice Santa beard, haven't noticed before 👍🏻
I think this a perfect movie. Perfect storytelling, perfect acting, perfect sets. I love this one. Thank you for reacting to it! Thanks for your videos! Love your channel!!
Hey, Devin, all right? I'm from Brazil, I really like your reactions. I'd like to make a wish, the movie is 13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi. Hug 🇧🇷
"My girlfriend is white. . . but I'm about to watch her ass from now on." :D But, yeah. Wild movie. And I think I get what you're talking about at the end. I'm disabled, so I'm usually surrounded by abled people, and when I do run into someone else who is disabled, there's a sense of a connection. I think it's just that we don't often know if a stranger has anything in common with us, but if you see someone who is part of your "group" you can at least know you have that in common, and likely had had similar experiences in that regard. So you have more of an understanding with one another that you might not have so quickly with someone from a different "group." :)
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Bruh I lost it when he said, "Imma watch her ass" LMFAO!!! Bro is hilarious
@Devin G try to check out Major Payne from 1995.
@Devin G Post a video of you watching Enter The Dragon 🐉🐉🐉🐉🐉🐉🐉🐉🐉🐉🐉🐉🐉 with Bruce Lee from 1973 and Fist 👊 Of Fury from 1972.
I understand what you meant though when you said about clicking with your own race,it's not a bad thing and it isn't like you mean anything by it you just do it ,for example one of my ex girlfriend's was black and I am white and I was invited to her sisters party at her mom's house and I loved her and her family they were such nice people ,however when her cousins boyfriend came who was also white I did same to gravitate toward him more
Got me dying w this one 🤣😭
@Devin G Post a video of you watching Enter The Dragon 🐉🐉🐉🐉🐉🐉🐉🐉🐉🐉🐉🐉🐉 with Bruce Lee from 1973 and Fist 👊 Of Fury from 1972.
Have you seen "Equalizer" with Denzel Washington, amazing movie 👍 👌 🔝
Heeeeyyyyyy🙌🏼 unexpected reaction but I’m here for it!
Hey hey! I appreciate you tuning in
@@deving9793 his other movie “Us” is a good one too (hint hint) lol
Moral of the story: never fuck with the TSA
This movie is a trip. Nice piece of work by Mr. Peele. Great video bro.
3:34 idk about the state they live in but in my state Nebraska, A passenger is not required to give identification in response to that request. However, refusal to provide identification may allow the officer to expand the stop in order to determine whether that passenger or passengers poses a danger to their safety during the traffic stop.
You're so genuine and I love your energy 🤟
Appreciate it!!
@@deving9793 yes sir
Og candy man is a must
That movie is trippy and scary asf!!! I hate the hypnotizer lady the most, creepy asf!! That’s why you keep a gun 247 nobody will ever get me bro!😂
@Devin G And check out Enter The Dragon 🐉🐉🐉🐉🐉🐉🐉🐉🐉🐉🐉🐉🐉🐉🐉🐉🐉🐉 with Bruce Lee from 1973.
@Devin G Post a video of you watching Enter The Dragon 🐉🐉🐉🐉🐉🐉🐉🐉🐉🐉🐉🐉🐉 with Bruce Lee from 1973 and Fist 👊 Of Fury from 1972.
You’re funny as hell man you killing it 👍
28:09. I think it might be different when comparing a minority to one that makes up the majority. I’ve never felt that way. The exact opposite to be honest. Most of my friends that I grew up with are black. I actually always preferred being the token white guy.
💯this. tbh I dont prefer to be the only white dude ina group, but that kinship not immediately there w others. idk maybe im different tho
Yeah I'm sure there's different experiences out there, but there's people that believe the idea of immediate kinship is somehow bogus. This sort of "I can't relate to what you're talking about therefore it doesn't exist" - that's the only thing that irks me
But thanks for sharing your experience. It's nice knowing that perspective exists
27:04 😂😂, I guess this film really got to you!!! I loved this movie.
You are probably exactly like Rod. You're that friend lol.
Brilliant! 🤩😂🤣🤗
My dog, you need to watch this again and you will see the clues the director Jordan Peele drops throughout the movie.
love the content man. Do Midsommer next
Man, you make 100% sense, clicking with people of the same race.... the same life experiuences. Sometimes similar experiences can cross spcifics. For example, about 30 years ago I was in downtown Seattle, and I asked this nice-looking old white woman what the time was. She gave me a look like I'd crawled out from under a rock and said, "Get away from me you dirty stinking Cambodian!" (I'm of Chinese decent, born in the USA). A black man who was near my age was standing a couple of feet behind her. He looked at me and I looked at him, and in that instant, I KNOW he knew exactly how I felt even though we didn't say a word. I was then, and am still now thankful to this day for that moment of human connection, despite the unfortunate circumstances. BTW, I hold zero ill will toward that old women--for all I know her husband or son was killed in Viet Nam or something; regardless, she couldn't hurt me or prevent me from achieving my dreams... she was just a sad/angry old lady and I feel sorry for her.
I have felt the same way 😢
As an Italian/white woman. I’ve worked in jobs where I was the minority. I’ve experienced judgement. And not being accepted. It’s sad and I wish people who feel that way can grow and I hope society can grow. Life is so short so it’s such a waste for such things.
I think people should watch a certain video I just saw, about the infinite universe, to open their minds and realize just how small we are and that these things are petty and meaningless.
Hello, I recommend "Us" with the same Director...I think you gonna like it
Yessss!!!! My guy. This movie is amazing!!!
Mann this was 🔥
@@deving9793 glad you loved it, bro. Your reactions are awesome everytime. Thank you!
In retrospect....the girl didn't want the cop to see yhe license cause then there's a paper trail of him going out there
Shoutout to your beard bearding!!! 😂😂
Aaaaye Devin man.. thank you for this upload bro.. aye my gf is white too! Ahahahaha and we are all pretty sure her grandfather was the damn zodiac, but that's a secret I ain't supposed to tell 😆 oh well..
I grew up with the white, a light skin black man........ I always connect with a brotha, asap...... it's in you... not on you.
My homeboy is a black dude that is dating a white girl. They went and saw this in a movie theaters and he said yeah I'm not going to meet your family anytime soon lol.
Would you do the film Friday Night Lights?
Devin, if your girls family ever tried doing you like that, I’d help you bro. Won’t lie. Wouldn’t mind bidding on you for those shoulders and biceps, but I wouldn’t do you like that my guy
You missed a trick there. Should have done the react with your partner. Anyway great content as always 👌
Jordan Peele is amazing, check out his other two films US, and NOPE.
Dude please react to all quiet on the western front. Just came out on netflix. Savage beyond all belief of world war 1
damn bro that beard is epic
It was upstate NY
My boyfriend is black (I’m white) and we had been dating a few years when this movie came out. He asked me jokingly if I was doing the same. I told him that I was playing the long game in hopes he would get old and slow so he couldn’t run away. He didn’t like my response so I offered to make him a cup of tea. 😂 Needless to say, he implemented a plastic cup only rule that’s been in place ever since. Hahahaha
😂😂😂😂 He playing it safe
Aaah YEAH!!! First The Accountant and now Get out. Awesome!!! LOVE those movies!!! Thanks!!! :)
Great reaction. Love the passion. Curious do you take Cashapp or PayPal donation:reaction requests?
Lol ur comments about the end of the movie about ur girl... I remember after seeing this in theatres and I saw a black guy with a white girl at the movies everybody was yelling “GET OUT!” at him
Us (2019) by the same director, Jordan Peele ...
Such an excellent movie