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Even the way they asked the question: "What are white people *superior* at.", not "what are white people *better* at." immediately calls up the association with white supremacists.
lmao I’m black but also Irish I feel u my pores are GAPING but from afar I look like I’m in high school. I burn after prolonged exposure. I’m blessed it tans quickly tho.
Yeah I agree. I wouldn't be surprised if these people had a lot more to say and it was a lot more nuanced than just "white people bad" and likely was more about institutionalized racism rather than just individuals, but they simplified and cut out a lot of stuff to make it more punchy.
honestly i think the topic could have been useful and interesting if they hadnt framed it so shittily. like yeah you know what, people pontificate a lot about what poc should or shouldnt do, how they should and shouldnt dress, whatever. maybe showcasing the opposite perspective could be eye opening, like "wow its weird and uncomfortable to have people have opinions about you only as a representative of your race", or "why does it hit a lil different to hear stereotypes about my race", but they just made it so goofy and stupid and ignorant. its just an exercise in making everyone mad for clicks at the expense of poc.
One thing that was extremely manipulative was the specific word “superior” that Cut decided to use in their question. That word would make almost anyone immediately defensive and/or on edge. It’s almost as if they were trying to provoke a negative reaction in order to utilize it in the narrative they’re building
I don't really think folx is a necessary word to have, bc I do think that folks means the same things, but I can explain the arguments I've seen. In general, it seems people use folx because they're signalling that they're extra accepting and they're very intentionally including all people in their message. It just sort of puts emphases on inclusion, but in my opinion I think folks is inclusive enough.
Because people see gender inclusivity as an aesthetic now so will add x's to random things. For example when people say y'xll (which I️ will say I️ haven't seen nearly as much as folx but I️ have seen it used presumably ironically)
as a transmasc, "folx" just seems like a performative way to get credit for "acknowledging" us and being inclusive; idk why it's considered to be specifically lgbtq+ when "folks" is inclusive of everyone anyways. people do very careless, superficial things in lazy attempts to win support from communities.
It's similar to how I feel about womxn, like people using it, even if their intention is actually to be inclusive, it makes me feel like because I'm trans I'm not actually part of the term women, only womxn is including me.
@@erikasakura7721 yeah, "womxn" i think was created for a different purpose (and khadija mbowe made a great post about the history of that) but a lot of people today just use it to mean "women and people who were afab" which is kind of transphobic. like trans women are included in the term "women."
@@mushroomsalttea this, I'm a trans man and if someone called me a womxn I would go off on them. I am not a woman, nor am I a womxn. I'm a fuckin man. And nonbinary people aren't womxn either. They are nonbinary. Just. Say. AFAB. It's so easy.
But “folx” also sounds like “folks” because of the X, which is what some ppl use it for, some im gonna keep using it. In slang manner only, though. Thank you for the info
That’s exactly what they did because the part at the end where they all said nothing? That was most certainly how everyone answered the initial question (who the fuck wouldn’t lmao) and then they were prompted to give the other answers with follow up questions
Yeah. They're so obviously just trying to take these conversations out of context to cultivate outrage against black people. I'm glad D'Angelo is calling this shit out. Edit: yeah, the number of dislikes and the extremely negative comment section full of white people using this video to act like black people are crazy for thinking white privilege exists... it was all what Cut intended from the start. They wanted this video to get outrage clicks.
@@snowpocalypse69 I really like your profile (I love love live lol). But I completely agree with you. I've seen so many videos reacting to videos similar to the one Cut made and it's really just that, people thinking the folks in the video are crazy when they could be making a good point in a different context.
I will never forgive videos like this for teaching my young, impressionable teenage mind that every minority group (including the ones that I'm a part of) were out for my blood. The way they're being demonized in such a subtle yet effective way is just... vile.
I mean watching this as teen I luckily questioned some videos there are some that have made me aware of somw issues but yeah some of the things they post or the people they've invited were ignorant or plain rude...I guess ots the reaality we'll get some bad people but like bruh...I still wattch Cut but I will always question and research things. I did not like that video with the whoe question of asling black people on white people are superior at especially posting it and editing it making them look really bad like they could've asked a different question but...at least it brought some light to my fellow black people who think "Black people can't be racist?"
@oreochocolate_lavacake9960 I understand why people get confused with that though. There is a colloquial use of the word "racist" and then there is the academic version of the word "racist." People commonly call things racist any time there is racial prejudice (which I think it a fair use of the word but some people are very particular about calling it prejudice) and there's the academic use of the word "racist" which means (institutional) power + prejudice, so that's things like workplace discrimination, redlining, the school-to-prison pipeline, racial profiling by police, etc. That doesn't mean that non-black people are never victims of those effed up systems, but they're not usually the direct targets of it; they're collateral damage People will take the academic use of the word racism and then apply it to casual use of the word, which is what doesn't make sense. *Technically* black people can't be racist in a majority white country where most people in power are white, BUT people take that too far sometimes and end up saying that black people can't harbor racial prejudice, which is absolutely untrue I think it's also important to recognize trauma, including generational trauma in this discussion. I can't speak on the black experience in particular, but trauma gets passed down. Am I being sexist against men because I don't like being alone with men because I've been hurt by enough of them? I don't think so, but a lot of "good" men will take it very personally when I'm cautious around them. White people can be the same way. People will think, "Well, it wasn't *ME* who did the bad thing to you, so why are you acting like all _____ are bad? Look, you're the actually prejudiced one." But no, that's a reasonable trauma response. We ought to go to therapy to work through that trauma and figure out how to protect ourselves without living in constant fear, but we need to stop yelling at people who are trying their best to heal. That doesn't help anyone
I remember this tiktok where it was a black person saying "black people will hear a noise and stare at it until there's a new noise" and it was just a whole chain of black people staring off until a new noise happens. twas something funny in the unfunny of tiktok.
With a question like "what are white people superior at?" they're directing the interviewees to white supremacy, just by how they framed it. On top of that, the editing is just insulting
Asking a stupid question like "how are white people superior" is automatically going to bring white supremacists to mind. It's possible some of the people in the video meant what they said exactly the way it came across. But not giving people a chance to clarify that by asking (or just editing that part out of the video) is pretty gross.
@Rose Anne Boushard First. The source you just gave is just for the survey's raw data, which is meant to be fed to data analysis software. It is unreadable. Can you refer me to the actual source that claims the survey's data proves what you're saying? Second. This is just one questionnaire based survey. It is bold to assume any single study in isolation, no matter how well conducted, can prove anything to be true. Especially when it's just a questionnaire which is the weakest kind of social study. Especially when it's a survey studying election sentiments NOT studying "which race is the most racist" (lol) Correct me if I'm wrong, but it really SEEMS like that's what you're trying to say it has proven. Third. Even if what you're saying is true in a general sense (for which I have serious doubts), you have no idea if it's true for the individual people in that video. Which is the point of why this video is gross. The irony is that you're the one making a judgement on the individuals in the video based on their race right now. My point is simply that it's a good idea to be charitable to people when they say reactionary things. Which is a grace I'm trying to afford you as well right now haha
more like no race or group of people are superior by default. it all comes back to the individual and what you do, your effort/hard work and how you treat others.
Part of centering Black voices is protecting Black voices, and instead they used Black voices to get clicks and create anger. I'm glad you went into what their team looks like because that was my question the whole video.
All I could think is how much hate the participants would have got in the comments. Cutting up the most provocative comments knowing it'll get engagement.
This should be top comment. I'm so glad D'Angelo brought this point up bcuz I'm so tired of the race baiting, "let's create a race war in the comments about how racist black ppl are", youtube videos. And of course, "certain" ppl fall for it hook line and sinker.
@@nala6846 that's so not true they have literally hundreds of videos that allow people to share their own voices and truths. They literally had a viral video of a black father explaining to his sons how to interact with the police and the video ended with a heartfelt message of the dad expressing the trauma black people go through just to make it home. Yes, this video was bad but they literally have almost 1.5k videos of course some of them will be misses.
its like when journalists asks a white mcu actor or actress if their character could be black or gay knowing there's really no winning answer cause if they say no theyre a bigot and if they say yes comic fans get angry about inaccurate adaptations
@@red-vr7bt replace "white people" with litteraly anything and you get what a backwards question it is. So WHAT EXACTLY is five guys superior at? It already implies a superiority just to garner a emotional response instead of an well constructed one. It's a strawman/ red herring if you're intrigued :)
@@red-vr7bt the previous person said it better but it's basically implying that white people are already superior, and that the people need to somehow find an explanation for that. It's intentionally trying to provoke a reaction out of people because the word "superior" makes it sound like they're asking what white supremacists are good at, rather than just white people as a whole. Then this gets taken out of context and can be easily used as fuel against black or white people.
literallyyyy if they really wanna give any bipoc people a voice stop making up talk about white people and let us talk about our damn selves and our history
Part of the problem is that discussing “white people” *as an institution* - as part of a discussion on how race (and racism) operates socially and systematically privileges certain people - is different from discussing “white people” as individuals. A discussion of how whiteness operates as a social system is not actually supposed to operate as a condemnation of every individual white person, but it takes clear context to clarify what is meant by “white people.” The way that Cut framed it, it’s incredibly unclear which one they mean. Some of the Black people responding probably meant “white people” (the institution) rather than “white people” (the individuals), but Cut explicitly played into the confusion to inflame white viewers. Insidious as fuck.
related to that - i have this suspicion (and i could fully be wrong but i just cannot take anything about this video in good faith) that the choice to include really diverse body types and presentations was almost calculated instead of a sincere effort to be inclusive? like...idfk man something about editing together these cRrRaAaAAzzYyy answers out of the mouths of non-conventionally-beautiful poc mouths feels like baiting those stupid "triggered fat sjw" responses. its something that could have been such a good thing but feels like...idk you know when a movie casts an "ugly" girl to be the butt of a joke? like they HAD to know how assholes would treat these people when they stitched together this tapestry of dumbassery.
folx actually isn't more inclusive lol it's just performative. "folks" is already a gender neutral term, so the x for gender neutrality is just clueless, performative, ignorant, and tbh kind of condescending. and i do say this as a nonbinary person
^^^ facts, there is no faster way to get my genderfluid eyes rolling. sorry to report that i have also seen y'xll before. Y'XLL. they replaced the A in y'all with an X lmao
but...trans/enby people use it... including me..how are you performing for yourself?? you don't gotta like it, but that don't make it performative. some black people don't like being called nigga, others say they're reclaiming it, does that mean "nigga" is performative? obviously not
Has the same feel as the twitch womxn (I think they used that term?) thing, to include trans n non binary woman, like theres a good word for that,,,, its _women_
Me here being white being like yes I agree completely with all your comments but my first thought when I saw the title of their video was yeaaaah this is a bad idea
well there is definitely some people that just fucking suck and I have no problem thinking of them as inferior....but it shouldn’t be along the lines of race
@@maya_yaser I think latinix (I think this is how it’s spelled) is good because there is no all inclusive Latino/Latina but I do agree that it should not be shoved into words like woman because if someone identifies as a woman she/they are a woman.
This really reminds me of a quote, "Red and Black ants will not fight each other when they are in a jar and everything is stable. However, if the jar is shaken, the ants will begin to fight. So today we should always ask, 'who shook the jar?'
Probably the wealthy and politicians, if we the masses are too busy fighting each other they can continue to pass policies that hurt everyone not born with a silver spoon in their mouth.
@@lucillemiddour9760 legit tho. Race has been used as an ideology to stop the poor ppl from gathering together(w/out their color being a factor) and taking down the real oppressor; the filthy rich.
I noticed every comment section on Cut has really gross comments, like extremely racist and sexist, so on, Cut has no problem with this and keeps on feeding the crowd.
As an average white person, this video comes across and is cut intentionally to read as "black people hate you" and the division continues to grow. Thank you D'Angelo for calling this out for what it is. So manipulative.
It's good to know that the average white person understands that's what buzzfeed are trying to do. Buzzfeed are so problematic. They suck, for real. Edit: I mean Cut, but who can tell the difference at this point?
As an average black person, to me this video comes across as pointing out the perspective with which black people perceive white people in America. It’s not that we “hate” white people, there are many who are just normal and nice people. I think the most notable part of the video is when they shift to speaking about white supremacy, which is kind of inseparable from the idea of “whiteness.” White people are just people, but they become “white people” when considered in context with black people, and we really only make the distinction when are discussing our country’s long history of racial discrimination since that’s the only reason to really bring it up.
My thoughts exactly. They are not trying to empower black voices. They are trying to further the divide. Performative activism at its best.......the sad thing is is a lot of the responses were educated but they mixed it in with stupid shit like ‘being insecure’ or ‘being liars’.....this is not how we dismantle racism.
The x was never... Intended to be gender neutral it's just a way to drop a letter dkbdkbkbd like no one who uses it is trying to be gender neutral it just looks cool
I watched this a few years ago and it made me feel bad for being white. Thank you D'Angelo this is giving me clarity about how the video is set up to make me feel ashamed. I think this video creates divisiveness, and its manipulating black people and white people and making us mad at each other instead of questioning the system that perpetuates privledge. Its good to remember this, because I feel like theres a narrative about race that perpetuates pain instead of healing. There is healing to be done and in a different way.
He's literally so fucking eloquent like a dumb person could not articulate things as clearly as he does. Definitely is very smart, but smart people usually don't think they're smart so it makes sense
I cant have kids, and i actually found my dog as a stray a couple months after i had to have a hysterectomy, and i call her my fur baby, but id never expect anyone else to treat her like a child, i dont even treat her like a child. I just have a really strong bond with her, and she has helped me through some really hard times, so i have a lot of love for her. Its honestly weird to me that anyone would ever expect anyone else to treat their animal like a child🤷♀️
Be that as it may, those people still said what they said. They didn’t have a gun pointed to their head and told to say those things or else the trigger would be pulled.
cut also made an extremely transphobic video where they basically traumatized trans people and made them talk to transphobes who would not listen to them whatsoever. and then they treated it like some sort of intellectual discussion... and basically gave transphobes equal ground and treated it like they said nothing wrong??? edit: it wasnt cut, but jubilee but i am 90% sure theyre the same thing
Or the episode with the incelcommunity, they are not wOkE for putting up and respecting hateful opinions that are just not human and right. It can be dangerous in the long term! Tired of this sh
EXACTLY. I'd hear some of the bs in the vid he's watching and I'm just like hrbtjejfbesHUH??? And then he explains why its fucked up and I'm like YEAH, THAT
Thank you for putting the finger on what had been bugging me with this channel for so long! I used to watch it before they got all involved in race "discussions" and noticed a sharp shift in my attitudes towards their content. I went from enjoying it to feeling super uncomfortable and I thought it was me because if I'm uncomfortable it would mean I have something to blame myself for, that they are right and I'm just privileged but no! My whole issue with this channel is that they pretend to start conversations on important and deep topics but in fact give no space whatsoever for these opinions to thrive, and just use buzz-words and controversial statements as facts to make themselves feel better about what they do. In no way did they respect any person present on this shoot, they just sampled one argument they made and mashed it among tens of others, creating this mess of valid points taken individually, but so far removed from the narrative they create that it seems disingenuous and angers their audience. But then this anger doesn't get directed at the media, who managed to remove themself from their content by giving a fake platform to individuals and communities who suffer from the consequences of such anger. It's vile and I'm glad I finally understand it
"Get rid of the slave catchers, expand the police force"........ it's actually disturbing how accurate that statement is. I feel like those words alone are the most important thing that came out of that video.
Prisoners are laborers who are barely paid anything. Many also can't vote (states are slowly changing this rule). How interesting that the prisons increased population so much after the civil war.
I'm not black but i am Asian, since Asian people are also in danger rn (especially in America) if i was asked this i'd probably just say "they aren't superior at anything, they just have the ability to get away with more"
Jubilee also has the same problem, they bring people because "every opinion deserves to be heard" and then it's just ignorance, misinformation and hate
like the middle ground video of “transphobes vs. trans people” that video was so fucked. it’s a shit concept (trans people are very obviously valid) but the fact that it wasn’t even transphobes against trans allies?
@@alexnather7614 i mean we would but we all don't have millions of subscribers, 100 people people to interview and an editing crew to twist the narrative
Not to mention the question “what are white people superior at?” As if that’s not an inherently triggering question in the first place. They knew they could get some of these answers because of the way they PHRASED the question.
@@lemoncholy3264 171 people disagree with you. The people asking the questions were probably white, as was most of their staff. Imagine being a black person, being asked by a white person “what are white people superior at?” It can definitely elicit a negative response because it’s such an insane question.
N C well, firstly Im black. And was taking a servey and have been asked that, just worded better and there were other races there too. Secondly ofc more people are gonna disagree with me, the people are biased. Based on a majority of the comments, creator, and title the people are here to collectively discuss how racist cut is 😅 so not sure what you were getting at with that
“No way they’ll use this to paint all black people in a negative light, right?” *Tucker Carlson enters the chat* Cut knows EXACTLY what they’re doing with these videos and they don’t care at all. They care way more about outrage farming clicks than they do about Black lives.
@@SocksWithSandalsEnjoyer Question: every single latino I know hates the term latinx. So if a word that people use about a group of people is hated by that very group of people...is it technically a slur?
@@sbel6626 slurs are offensive... the concept of latinx/womxn/folx/etcx is annoying and stupid but overall harmless they were made up in the first place to be more 'inclusive' they're not inherently racist like the n-word or sexist like femoid (update me if they are) soooo i think no on making it an official slur BUT it's a good tactic to make people stop calling you it lol
@@sbel6626 wait why do Latin people (Idk what word to use anymore) hate the word Latinx? It was just created so people didn’t have to use the gendered terms Latino or Latina, as far as I know... am I missing something? Do latin people just dislike nonbinary people?
I think based on the premise of this video... they’re good at cutting the WRONG parts out, because what they left , in the video, seem to be the most problematic parts 😂
Something else shady I remember them doing - for anyone else who saw that $1000 to 1 video with the high school kids, Cut lost me when Nina from that video said they intentionally cut Jordyn's (fish girl) crying scene in to look like she was being a sore loser, when she was actually crying because she shared something personal. Imagine doing that to a kid for views. Like she certainly didn't need help looking like a sore loser, but they just made it worse for her. edit: just wanted to slide the source in here, in case anyone was curious where I heard that - ruclips.net/video/B_PaJJl04Ww/видео.html she mentions it at around 13:27, if the timestamped link isn't working
I really felt that the hate that Fish Girl was getting was kind of unjustified. Yes we need to call out hypocritical behaviour but the hate she was getting was out of proportion for what she did as a 14 year old girl.
Yeah it's like treating them as circus animals and we all point and laugh, they are all so young and went about the task in a really well thought out mature manner, if you look at the adults version of that video its shocking how well the kids did!! I don't like that people were just basically bullying the children in the comments it's so mean😔😞
No idea if she is but a lot of the behavior people were making fun of seemed really typical neurodivergent to me which just makes it even worse. Whether she is or not it’s still just like, come on how are we not better than this? Grown ass adults were really just making fun of a 14 yr old for acting “weird” without anyone even thinking twice abt it
Besides that girl was so much better than the other people who are in those 1000-1 videos. At least she admitted that she was acting out of turn at the end of the other video. The strangers episode was such an awful episode and blows “fish girl” out of the water in regards to being annoying
They’re describing racism because they were asked a racist question. Pretty simple. Thank you D’Angleo as usual for providing amazing content. 🙌 EDIT: in case you’re confused this is a pro BLM comment. The racist question was the one asked by The Cut, they’re the racists here, not the people answering the questions.
D'Angelo is already pure royalty and supreme genius incarnate, but him straight up calling out that being white and being a white supremacist ARE NOT the same thing, and calling out that there IS such a thing as being racist against white people, just endeared him even more to me forever. Thank god this man is using his platform and realism and sincerity to call out areas where there needs to be a little nuance in the discourse. So many people think they're doing good for social justice by calling all white people racist and it just sabotages progressivism so badly, we need to break away from those ideologies if we're going to make any real change
That video was intentionally meant to work white people into a feeding frenzy against black friends. If you think black people venting about white people is racist, then you have no idea what black people in our country have had to deal with. That's all.
@@heidibangbang I think you misunderstood what I was saying. D’Angelo even said “wow, this sounds racist” and I was saying that, yeah, if it sounds that way it’s because they were asked a racist ass question. I’m on your side.
They actually did a video where they had black people rank the “blackness” of other people and they cast a self hating black man. Like he said multiple times on the video that being seen as black is a bad thing. They ended up having to take it down obviously
I️ went to look for it and couldn't find it still up on the channel. I️ think that they didn't quite manage to get away with that. I'm gonna watch a reaction to it
Their "What are White People Superior At?" video is just the YT-friendly version of that one --- its content just encouraged people to come to the conclusion on their own in the comments. Plus YT can't even stop that because people have been flagging it for hate speech, and if they take it down for hate speech, because if they see that some people will use that to justify that the things in the video are just as bad as saying the n-word --- which is, yes, one 'conclusion' out of many similar ones people walked out of the comments section with. Don't look, don't give it watch time, trust me
This is the very definition of a loaded question... skin color does not determine talents or worth. I have friends who are black, white, Hispanic, and so mixed they have some percentage of genes from all over the place and SURPRISE we all have things we are good at and bad at.
It also annoyed me that they went out of their way to write folx and then didn't even put up their pronouns to avoid misgendering if* nonbinary people are actually in the video
As someone with a sociology degree, this makes me furious. This is a leading question meant to get specific types of answers. The people in the video did amazingly considering the BS question they were asked.
@@milenayashkina8641 Yeah that was just dumb, but most of the other responses were accurate and meaningful... cut just edited it in an intentionally misleading way.
@@milenayashkina8641 As someone not from america, I will say white people do smell like cheese. I think the person who said that was also foreign. Its not necessarily a bad thing, different cultures smell like different things, depending on what they eat.
@@megrocks3026 the lady in the video specifically said they smell bad though... obviously people have their different cultures and different scents, but to categorize a whole demographic of people for having a bad trait is problematic (this applies to everyone).
@@milenayashkina8641 Not just problematic, it's straight up racist. I hate to do the role reversal meme but imagine if anyone said that about any other race. "X race of people is superior at smelling like shit"
putting “history is written by the colonizer” in the same video as “white people smell funky” absolutely downplays the relevance of the first statement.
@@groadybroady1459 You're telling me "white people smell weird :(" and a genuine point about the fucking history-altering lies perpetuated by racist media belong in the same video? Are you kidding me?
D'Angelo, the way you broke down the problems with this video was so amazing to me. I am constantly impressed by your ability to dissect complex issues/topics in a way that's easy for us to understand in a super tactful way. Keep being the best person on RUclips :)
I literally didn’t even know racism was a thing until middle school. In like 3rd grade I remember some kid called me the n word and I was like “lol jokes on you I don’t even know what that means”
I honestly don’t remember when I learned about racism. But I knew that when people tried to make fun of me for being friends with someone who didn’t look like me with different race, different culture and etc.
Sir you do not miss. Thank you for making this video pointing this out. This video is not an innocent clickbaity thing its straight up insidious and evil to try to boil down a subject as serious as racism and frame it in this way for the purpose of clout.
@@emergencymachete unfortunately 😭 i’m not black but i’m a feminist, and they’ve been painfully damaging to that too :( they care about random stuff like painting with period blood instead of systematic misogyny or misogyny towards disabled women or woc. They give the incels something to grab onto with videos similar to these to excuse their hatred of women and feminism, and unfortunately it goes for this video too. It gives them an excuse to not care about the real systematic issues towards race and it’s really just so damaging 💔
@@weetdoog literally!! it’s so harmful it hurts!! obviously incels and racists are in the VERY wrong but videos like these make it worse instead of helping. It gives them excuses to pick apart femenism or systematic racism with strawman and out of context arguments. It gives them a chance to “recruit” young boys who are very influenced by these types of things by saying “they’re trying to make you feel bad about yourself, they’re trying to say you’re bad if you’re a white man!!” it gives them an incentive to hate on these movement and justify it to themselves because they hate being criticized.
I feel bad for those people. A lot of them had well thought out answers talking about issues that affect them and then they got edited into a video that puts them next to bland chicken jokes completely trivializing what they said. The video is obviously made for nothing more than baiting actually racists into talking about it. They are acting like they gave black people voices when in reality they used them to get clout. Disgusting.
Imagine if this was a video asking white people what black people are superior at. And the people responded with stereotypes about black people. Yeah, it's not funny, woke, or cute anymore when you look at it that way, is it, Buzzfeed?
Playing devils advocate here, maybe theres something worthwhile in saying that black people stereotype white people too in ways that don't make sense. And assuming these people in the video didn't just get a really bad edit, there were some instances of them being racist towards white people too. For a "garbage" buzzfeed style video it brings up a lot of important topics
@@soicancommentonvideo no you actually didn’t. Your comment didn’t make much sense when d’angelo acknowledged some of the out of pocket things said, but also how clear the jumpy editing manipulated their words
@@blacklisted756 well, white privilege still describes a certain thing: the privileges that come with specifically being seen as white in society so the name has utility. I just think that online discourse surrounding white privilege gets messy and D'Angelo did a good job of making it accessible.
@@blacklisted756 that's after the problem is solved tho. I was referring to the utility in continuing to use the term until there are no privileges white people benefit from exclusively.
I hope that at some point it'll just be equal rights without privilege of money, skin color, occupation, family etc. No one deserves privilege, no one should ever be above the law.
Also using “Folx” is purely performative. Folks is already a gender neutral term, it’s just trying to sound “woke” or whatever. It’s unnecessary and most non-binary people (like myself) feel it’s just dumb
The thing that one guy said about how some people are more free to have fun than others, I have been trying to put this feeling into words for years. I’m not black, but I am a woman and I have never known peace. It’s always pissed me off how guys do stupid stuff all the time, sometimes at the expense of others, and they can just do whatever they want. I saw it as evil, turns out they’re just privileged. I never got it, I still don’t get it because I will never be that free, and honestly it still looks evil to me.
I remember when some people were getting their DNA results seeing all the places their ancestors have come from and most of them were saying: "I'm 76% Nigerian, 13% Colombian and 11% white". Just like you wouldn't say "I'm black" when someone would ask your nationality, races aren't cultures and nationalities. There are so many black, white and other cultures that do not fall under the race category simply because within each race there are a lot of categories dependant on the countries and/or areas within the continent the race originated from I didn't even pay attention to what those people have been saying until someone pointed it out in the comments of those videos. Every race can be racist and has people in them that are. That is the unfortunate truth that I wish would change one day
I don’t think that anyone is saying that either race is a personality trait, it’s an identity. Please allow people to incorporate their identity into their personality.
@@tyralassiter8323 I interpreted the comment as like how people will assign random behaviours to race like you'd assign certain behaviours to personality traits. It's just stereotyping (which I'm not saying is *always* wrong, people do tend to behave differently depending on how they were raised, but usually its just used to mock people)
The term cut is such a fitting name for the channel because all they’re doing is cutting up clips and taking away context to try and stir up controversy
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“We centered black voices...... and then edited them to fit a narrative”
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toooo accurate
So true.
Even the way they asked the question: "What are white people *superior* at.", not "what are white people *better* at." immediately calls up the association with white supremacists.
I think thats the point
@@carolineshepperd5375 yeah lol
That's... really insightful, actually.
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Holy shit such simple words that explain a lot of things in media
The careful choice of words...
Literally thanks for sharing your perspective
it’s hilarious that people use “folx” as a gender neutral version of “folks” when “folks” is already gender neutral
That was my favorite part of the video lmao
same. even being non binary myself that always confused me.
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yeah, it's always bugged me. i understand its intention but it's so unecessary that it just comes off as performative.
Everyone knows the letter k is short of “kan only be binary”
“Burning in the sun. Idk.”
As an IRISH white person, that cut DEEP.
Imperialism, excessive use of mayonnaise, and developing melanoma
@sparksparkle I love mayo too no shade. And coleslaw.
Deeper than the sunburn? 😂
@@isabelkloberdanz6329 spicy mannoyise w
lmao I’m black but also Irish I feel u my pores are GAPING but from afar I look like I’m in high school. I burn after prolonged exposure. I’m blessed it tans quickly tho.
a huge problem with their editing is that they cut off people before they could actually explain their opinions. guess that’s why they’re called cut.
Boom
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@Rachel Forshee locs babe not dreads
Yeah I agree. I wouldn't be surprised if these people had a lot more to say and it was a lot more nuanced than just "white people bad" and likely was more about institutionalized racism rather than just individuals, but they simplified and cut out a lot of stuff to make it more punchy.
@Rachel Forshee locs*
“We need to give black people a voice”
“So what do you think about white people lol”
😂😂😂
LOL Great point
honestly i think the topic could have been useful and interesting if they hadnt framed it so shittily. like yeah you know what, people pontificate a lot about what poc should or shouldnt do, how they should and shouldnt dress, whatever. maybe showcasing the opposite perspective could be eye opening, like "wow its weird and uncomfortable to have people have opinions about you only as a representative of your race", or "why does it hit a lil different to hear stereotypes about my race", but they just made it so goofy and stupid and ignorant. its just an exercise in making everyone mad for clicks at the expense of poc.
Right.
I just wanna say
I was laughing almost the entire time with this video
“racist buzzfeed” is a fantastic title, concise, straight to the point, not busied up with any punctuation, any capitalization... beautiful
very original 😐
@@anti.bctards7376 ok?
@@wait-5905 ignore that person, they're a troll
and you’re not funny kid go back to Reddit.
@@anti.bctards7376 no one was trying to be funny
One thing that was extremely manipulative was the specific word “superior” that Cut decided to use in their question. That word would make almost anyone immediately defensive and/or on edge. It’s almost as if they were trying to provoke a negative reaction in order to utilize it in the narrative they’re building
"Im a black woman and im seriously embarrassed by this"
D'Angelo: "same"
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@@Pikachu-yb1pg what
@@Pikachu-yb1pg cute😍
Who would've known D'Angelo was a black woman this whole time
Why would “folx” be considered gender neutral when “folks” is already gender neutral?
I don't really think folx is a necessary word to have, bc I do think that folks means the same things, but I can explain the arguments I've seen. In general, it seems people use folx because they're signalling that they're extra accepting and they're very intentionally including all people in their message. It just sort of puts emphases on inclusion, but in my opinion I think folks is inclusive enough.
Ikr
Because people are stupid
putting an x into words also was coined by terfs, as in womxn and stuff like that
Because people see gender inclusivity as an aesthetic now so will add x's to random things. For example when people say y'xll (which I️ will say I️ haven't seen nearly as much as folx but I️ have seen it used presumably ironically)
D’Angelo saying “my parents” as if he didn’t just float down in a ray of light onto this earth
yeah ik he’s so humble, #Dangeloishumble 🤩🤩
🤣🖤🖤
What a lovely nickname for his mother
THIS^
Because he's literally god
as a transmasc, "folx" just seems like a performative way to get credit for "acknowledging" us and being inclusive; idk why it's considered to be specifically lgbtq+ when "folks" is inclusive of everyone anyways. people do very careless, superficial things in lazy attempts to win support from communities.
It's similar to how I feel about womxn, like people using it, even if their intention is actually to be inclusive, it makes me feel like because I'm trans I'm not actually part of the term women, only womxn is including me.
@@erikasakura7721 yeah, "womxn" i think was created for a different purpose (and khadija mbowe made a great post about the history of that) but a lot of people today just use it to mean "women and people who were afab" which is kind of transphobic. like trans women are included in the term "women."
@@mushroomsalttea this, I'm a trans man and if someone called me a womxn I would go off on them. I am not a woman, nor am I a womxn. I'm a fuckin man. And nonbinary people aren't womxn either. They are nonbinary. Just. Say. AFAB. It's so easy.
But “folx” also sounds like “folks” because of the X, which is what some ppl use it for, some im gonna keep using it. In slang manner only, though. Thank you for the info
the x in Folx is in group signalling. It does nothing but other than showing off that you put the x there in the first place.
saying "folx" makes peoples allyship seem so forced. folks is already gender neutral
'Allyship' is already pretty forced lol
Wasn’t the whole x in gendered words thing created by terfs to separate trans women and men from cis?
it's like "latinx"
latinos hate that term, myself included
The word comrade gives me war or communist vibes
@@christinevuong1411 that's because these people literally believe in communism, socialism at the least... which turns into communism
Why do I feel like everyone said “nothing” at the beginning and then kept getting pushed to say more and more intense stuff
Yeah, and many of them are having the same mannerisms and 'attitude' with their answer like they were being worked up to be angry.
That’s exactly what they did because the part at the end where they all said nothing? That was most certainly how everyone answered the initial question (who the fuck wouldn’t lmao) and then they were prompted to give the other answers with follow up questions
Most of them at the start didn't appear throughout the video, they probably knew how fucking stupid the idea is and stepped out
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Follow up: I'm sure participants had to sign an NDA, but I wish someone could definitively say what it's like being in one of these videos.
I really like how D'angelo didn't mock anyone in this video but rather he came after the company.
Yeah. They're so obviously just trying to take these conversations out of context to cultivate outrage against black people. I'm glad D'Angelo is calling this shit out.
Edit: yeah, the number of dislikes and the extremely negative comment section full of white people using this video to act like black people are crazy for thinking white privilege exists... it was all what Cut intended from the start. They wanted this video to get outrage clicks.
@@snowpocalypse69 so true.
@@snowpocalypse69 I really like your profile (I love love live lol). But I completely agree with you. I've seen so many videos reacting to videos similar to the one Cut made and it's really just that, people thinking the folks in the video are crazy when they could be making a good point in a different context.
as he should honestly
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I will never forgive videos like this for teaching my young, impressionable teenage mind that every minority group (including the ones that I'm a part of) were out for my blood. The way they're being demonized in such a subtle yet effective way is just... vile.
Truest thing. It makes me so angry. I feel like I'm not actually listening to diverse voices on the internet and worried I'm just being manipulated
@@nospoonfulofmayonnaiseformehope you're doing better a year later!
I mean watching this as teen I luckily questioned some videos there are some that have made me aware of somw issues but yeah some of the things they post or the people they've invited were ignorant or plain rude...I guess ots the reaality we'll get some bad people but like bruh...I still wattch Cut but I will always question and research things. I did not like that video with the whoe question of asling black people on white people are superior at especially posting it and editing it making them look really bad like they could've asked a different question but...at least it brought some light to my fellow black people who think "Black people can't be racist?"
@oreochocolate_lavacake9960 I understand why people get confused with that though. There is a colloquial use of the word "racist" and then there is the academic version of the word "racist." People commonly call things racist any time there is racial prejudice (which I think it a fair use of the word but some people are very particular about calling it prejudice) and there's the academic use of the word "racist" which means (institutional) power + prejudice, so that's things like workplace discrimination, redlining, the school-to-prison pipeline, racial profiling by police, etc. That doesn't mean that non-black people are never victims of those effed up systems, but they're not usually the direct targets of it; they're collateral damage
People will take the academic use of the word racism and then apply it to casual use of the word, which is what doesn't make sense. *Technically* black people can't be racist in a majority white country where most people in power are white, BUT people take that too far sometimes and end up saying that black people can't harbor racial prejudice, which is absolutely untrue
I think it's also important to recognize trauma, including generational trauma in this discussion. I can't speak on the black experience in particular, but trauma gets passed down. Am I being sexist against men because I don't like being alone with men because I've been hurt by enough of them? I don't think so, but a lot of "good" men will take it very personally when I'm cautious around them. White people can be the same way. People will think, "Well, it wasn't *ME* who did the bad thing to you, so why are you acting like all _____ are bad? Look, you're the actually prejudiced one." But no, that's a reasonable trauma response. We ought to go to therapy to work through that trauma and figure out how to protect ourselves without living in constant fear, but we need to stop yelling at people who are trying their best to heal. That doesn't help anyone
@@msjkramey Thank you so much for this explanation. You helped me with things I previously hadn't known. Also, I agree with you on this one.
I asked my mom this as a joke and she said that they are superior at being the one to check out the weird noise in horror movies
Lol
this should be the featured comment for the next video lol
That's absolutely fair. We're the ones buying haunted shit at the thrift shop, too.
I remember this tiktok where it was a black person saying "black people will hear a noise and stare at it until there's a new noise" and it was just a whole chain of black people staring off until a new noise happens. twas something funny in the unfunny of tiktok.
LMAO no no NO THAT'S TRUE
buzzfeed gives off “my friend is black so i’m not racist” vibes
LITERALLY
Cut is not affiliated with Buzzfeed, but I agree :)
period
LITERALLY OMG
@@fionagallagherapologist5968 goodbye your name-
Imagine being worse than buzzfeed, that's an accomplishment.
Reaching a new low
Ignore Anti BCtards, they're a troll
Reaching a new low
@@rinrin9236 Yeah I’ve seen them going around making fun of me😡stop bullying Dominicans we’re black too.🔥🔥🔥🔥😡😡😡
@@anti.bctards7376 there not even making fun of you tf..
With a question like "what are white people superior at?" they're directing the interviewees to white supremacy, just by how they framed it.
On top of that, the editing is just insulting
Asking a stupid question like "how are white people superior" is automatically going to bring white supremacists to mind. It's possible some of the people in the video meant what they said exactly the way it came across. But not giving people a chance to clarify that by asking (or just editing that part out of the video) is pretty gross.
The vast majority of people definitely had white supremacy in mind. Ask a question that upholds white supremacy and get valid responses like this.
THAT PART :/ fuck cut for that
@Rose Anne Boushard First. The source you just gave is just for the survey's raw data, which is meant to be fed to data analysis software. It is unreadable. Can you refer me to the actual source that claims the survey's data proves what you're saying?
Second. This is just one questionnaire based survey. It is bold to assume any single study in isolation, no matter how well conducted, can prove anything to be true. Especially when it's just a questionnaire which is the weakest kind of social study. Especially when it's a survey studying election sentiments NOT studying "which race is the most racist" (lol) Correct me if I'm wrong, but it really SEEMS like that's what you're trying to say it has proven.
Third. Even if what you're saying is true in a general sense (for which I have serious doubts), you have no idea if it's true for the individual people in that video. Which is the point of why this video is gross. The irony is that you're the one making a judgement on the individuals in the video based on their race right now.
My point is simply that it's a good idea to be charitable to people when they say reactionary things. Which is a grace I'm trying to afford you as well right now haha
@Rose Anne Boushard I didn't say it was a biased study at all...
@Rose Anne Boushard found the racist!
These cut videos really make a mockery of real issues for views and engagement. I'm so glad he's calling them out
this!!!
Yes
For real.
All this.
👏 facts
D’Angelo obsessing over that guy’s hair was so wholesome
It was really cute
Mig
And how he jumps when the guy says that white people aren’t superior at anything. I jumped too, it was a good moment.
I love your username btw 🤍
my bf’s hair is like that and i’m in love 😍
I'm gonna say it right now:
No one is superior.
more like no race or group of people are superior by default. it all comes back to the individual and what you do, your effort/hard work and how you treat others.
well obviously haha
@@johnd3124 I mean still no one is better or worse than someone else were all people
@@sophie........... surely we are all better than Derek Chauvin.
@@johnd3124 I honestly hope people are better than Chauvin
Part of centering Black voices is protecting Black voices, and instead they used Black voices to get clicks and create anger. I'm glad you went into what their team looks like because that was my question the whole video.
All I could think is how much hate the participants would have got in the comments. Cutting up the most provocative comments knowing it'll get engagement.
This should be top comment. I'm so glad D'Angelo brought this point up bcuz I'm so tired of the race baiting, "let's create a race war in the comments about how racist black ppl are", youtube videos. And of course, "certain" ppl fall for it hook line and sinker.
@@indiarose92 Exactly. Most of their videos involve setting ppl up and making them look bad so they can get hated on in the comments.
I don’t care what their team looks like, they just generalized an entire race most likely do to negative experiences and social co conditioning
@@nala6846 that's so not true they have literally hundreds of videos that allow people to share their own voices and truths. They literally had a viral video of a black father explaining to his sons how to interact with the police and the video ended with a heartfelt message of the dad expressing the trauma black people go through just to make it home. Yes, this video was bad but they literally have almost 1.5k videos of course some of them will be misses.
Let’s ask an explicitly racist question and see how people try to find an answer for it.
Basically thw whole video
how is it racist, not trying to argue /gen
its like when journalists asks a white mcu actor or actress if their character could be black or gay knowing there's really no winning answer cause if they say no theyre a bigot and if they say yes comic fans get angry about inaccurate adaptations
@@red-vr7bt replace "white people" with litteraly anything and you get what a backwards question it is. So WHAT EXACTLY is five guys superior at? It already implies a superiority just to garner a emotional response instead of an well constructed one. It's a strawman/ red herring if you're intrigued :)
@@red-vr7bt the previous person said it better but it's basically implying that white people are already superior, and that the people need to somehow find an explanation for that. It's intentionally trying to provoke a reaction out of people because the word "superior" makes it sound like they're asking what white supremacists are good at, rather than just white people as a whole. Then this gets taken out of context and can be easily used as fuel against black or white people.
the absolute irony of giving 100 black people “a voice” just to talk about white people 😭
EXACTLY
NO LITERALLY
literallyyyy
if they really wanna give any bipoc people a voice stop making up talk about white people and let us talk about our damn selves and our history
Damn that’s a fucking good point
😂
Part of the problem is that discussing “white people” *as an institution* - as part of a discussion on how race (and racism) operates socially and systematically privileges certain people - is different from discussing “white people” as individuals. A discussion of how whiteness operates as a social system is not actually supposed to operate as a condemnation of every individual white person, but it takes clear context to clarify what is meant by “white people.” The way that Cut framed it, it’s incredibly unclear which one they mean. Some of the Black people responding probably meant “white people” (the institution) rather than “white people” (the individuals), but Cut explicitly played into the confusion to inflame white viewers. Insidious as fuck.
Yes! This^^^!!! The mixture of using these two contexts makes it’s so confusing and causes all the problems highlighted
THANK YOU. This really hits the nail on the head!
Perfectly explained.
big smart words i agree with
Thank you, thank you, thank you for saying this.
“We’re centering black voices” but are they? They are still the ones editing these clips and controlling the narrative
Also, the topic still manages to revolve around white people. I’m sick of it.
yeah seriously, if they really were trying to do so, the video should be like 500 minutes long, with 5 minutes per person interviewed to discuss
related to that - i have this suspicion (and i could fully be wrong but i just cannot take anything about this video in good faith) that the choice to include really diverse body types and presentations was almost calculated instead of a sincere effort to be inclusive? like...idfk man something about editing together these cRrRaAaAAzzYyy answers out of the mouths of non-conventionally-beautiful poc mouths feels like baiting those stupid "triggered fat sjw" responses. its something that could have been such a good thing but feels like...idk you know when a movie casts an "ugly" girl to be the butt of a joke? like they HAD to know how assholes would treat these people when they stitched together this tapestry of dumbassery.
@@Saibellus Most likely
yeah but you can justify that these people said insanely racist things cus they edited in a certain way
as a nonbinary person ive never really liked "folx" because folks is already perfectly inclusive and folx really just seems performative
Me too!
same here
for real, people are just being too pretentious and extra.
I totally agree, there is nothing in the word "folks" that is gendered, so the fact that they put an "x" is unnecessary.
I didn’t even know it was a think. Why do people keep shoving “x”s in shit and saying it’s gender neutral
Honestly? This really seems like a very insidious way of making black people seem unreasonable and bad. And a lot of people will fall for it
If you look at the comments section, unfortunately that's exactly what happen. Straight up n*zi sh*t with hundreds of upvotes
@@carbonatedPigeon wow
Buzzfeed did SUCH a good job of making us look even worse.
It's a way to make black people hate white people, and vice versa
No one forced them to answer the way they did. They have free will.
@@shuruff904 Yeah literally, phenomenal how they managed to make the message of "the other side hates you" for both parties. So fucking gross lmao
Them: What exactly are white people superior at?
Me: Asking stupid questions *stares to interviewer without blinking for more than a minute*
IDK WHY BUT I IMAGINED IT LIKE “asking stupid questions 👁👄👁”
folx actually isn't more inclusive lol it's just performative. "folks" is already a gender neutral term, so the x for gender neutrality is just clueless, performative, ignorant, and tbh kind of condescending. and i do say this as a nonbinary person
Thank you! There's no reason to change a work that is already made to encompass everyone
See and I saw that and went "Wait isn't folks already neutral" sure enough it is, it was a performance to look better.
^^^ facts, there is no faster way to get my genderfluid eyes rolling. sorry to report that i have also seen y'xll before. Y'XLL. they replaced the A in y'all with an X lmao
but...trans/enby people use it... including me..how are you performing for yourself?? you don't gotta like it, but that don't make it performative. some black people don't like being called nigga, others say they're reclaiming it, does that mean "nigga" is performative? obviously not
Has the same feel as the twitch womxn (I think they used that term?) thing, to include trans n non binary woman, like theres a good word for that,,,, its _women_
Cut really said ”let’s make black people sound racist to gather the audience that needs an outlet and an excuse to be racist back”
Exactly
I couldn’t have said it any better. 😩👏🏽
buzzfeed are so shit lol
Omg exactly. This video is soooo obnoxious
Me here being white being like yes I agree completely with all your comments but my first thought when I saw the title of their video was yeaaaah this is a bad idea
D’Angelo giggling at his own jokes is my favorite thing on this planet
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Peed ‘n’ pooed
Haha factsss
Yes
@@semi3847 leave him alone he’s doing justice
no one SHOULD be superior to anyone were all human
im not all lives matter btw
@@pingusman9715 You should, BLM is a joke
@@andraddya8447 stfu
well there is definitely some people that just fucking suck and I have no problem thinking of them as inferior....but it shouldn’t be along the lines of race
@@COTC_Community You probably a redditor
I don’t understand why people use the term “folx” bc the word “folks” itself is already gender inclusive
@@maya_yaser 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 beautifully put
@@maya_yaser exactly
@@maya_yaser I think latinix (I think this is how it’s spelled) is good because there is no all inclusive Latino/Latina but I do agree that it should not be shoved into words like woman because if someone identifies as a woman she/they are a woman.
The term “folks” is sometimes associated with street gangs so maybe that’s why they chose to write it that way.
@@miriaaa since when?
This really reminds me of a quote, "Red and Black ants will not fight each other when they are in a jar and everything is stable. However, if the jar is shaken, the ants will begin to fight. So today we should always ask, 'who shook the jar?'
ur mom lol
That's such a good quote
Probably the wealthy and politicians, if we the masses are too busy fighting each other they can continue to pass policies that hurt everyone not born with a silver spoon in their mouth.
@@lucillemiddour9760 legit tho. Race has been used as an ideology to stop the poor ppl from gathering together(w/out their color being a factor) and taking down the real oppressor; the filthy rich.
@@lucillemiddour9760 Bingo
I noticed every comment section on Cut has really gross comments, like extremely racist and sexist, so on, Cut has no problem with this and keeps on feeding the crowd.
They get views and interactions from it. They don't care about the comment section, it will help them get recommend to other people.
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Can you link me a video with good examples of that? i haven’t seen that before
i mean other than this one
yea i looked at the comments on the cut video he was talking about and it seriously made me so mad. soooo many racists
"Racist Buzzfeed"
So, "Buzzfeed Buzzfeed?"
It's those types of videos that's meant to be controversial, so they can get some views and chatter for their channel
Spitting facts here :D
@Winifred Eghrudje I agree dude.
I didn't even think of reading those comments either because I knew it would be hell
Dude why do I see you in every comment section
I'm white and I literally got sunburnt today before i watched this video lmaooooo
@Winifred Eghrudje its consumers fault for feeding into it if people diddnt intract with outrage media n stuff they wouldnt be able to as easily
As an average white person, this video comes across and is cut intentionally to read as "black people hate you" and the division continues to grow. Thank you D'Angelo for calling this out for what it is. So manipulative.
It's good to know that the average white person understands that's what buzzfeed are trying to do. Buzzfeed are so problematic. They suck, for real.
Edit: I mean Cut, but who can tell the difference at this point?
As another average white person, it does feel exactly like that and i hate it.
My thing is: even if they hate white people, I think it's kind of fair.
As an average black person, to me this video comes across as pointing out the perspective with which black people perceive white people in America. It’s not that we “hate” white people, there are many who are just normal and nice people. I think the most notable part of the video is when they shift to speaking about white supremacy, which is kind of inseparable from the idea of “whiteness.” White people are just people, but they become “white people” when considered in context with black people, and we really only make the distinction when are discussing our country’s long history of racial discrimination since that’s the only reason to really bring it up.
My thoughts exactly. They are not trying to empower black voices. They are trying to further the divide. Performative activism at its best.......the sad thing is is a lot of the responses were educated but they mixed it in with stupid shit like ‘being insecure’ or ‘being liars’.....this is not how we dismantle racism.
As a nonbinary person, "folx" irks me because folks was already gender inclusive
Also non binary, and I’m patiently awaiting the day I can just be called “people/person” 😌
right?? i didn't know "ks" was related to gender lmao
Ditto.
i just thought it was a shorthand like "tht" is "that" for example. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ i hope thats hows its beimg used.
The x was never... Intended to be gender neutral it's just a way to drop a letter dkbdkbkbd like no one who uses it is trying to be gender neutral it just looks cool
I watched this a few years ago and it made me feel bad for being white. Thank you D'Angelo this is giving me clarity about how the video is set up to make me feel ashamed. I think this video creates divisiveness, and its manipulating black people and white people and making us mad at each other instead of questioning the system that perpetuates privledge. Its good to remember this, because I feel like theres a narrative about race that perpetuates pain instead of healing. There is healing to be done and in a different way.
D’angelo and pastel colors are kind of a god tier combination
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His voice and vibe are pastel
And grey. We know how he loves his grey.
@@bodaciousdoggo8971 of course lol
omgg that teddy fresh jumper is so nice I was looking at it yesterday 🥺😰
Imagine being so cool that your hair gave someone a reason to live
Imagine allowing someone else's hair to be your reason to live 🙄
@@VIXXIIMCMLXXXVII imagine putting someone down for having a reason to live
@@VIXXIIMCMLXXXVII shutnup desiree go cry to ur hairy husband
@@mangled_abel eeeh you win
@@VIXXIIMCMLXXXVII imagine putting someone down for finding the will to live in a goal 😒
D’angelo uttering the words “I’m not smart” is the single most CAP I’ve heard in a single sentence
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He's literally so fucking eloquent like a dumb person could not articulate things as clearly as he does. Definitely is very smart, but smart people usually don't think they're smart so it makes sense
@@GriffinZambia What?
He's smarter than me.
@@XDisAwesomest Took the words right out of my mouth. I had to rewind when I heard him say that lol
I cant have kids, and i actually found my dog as a stray a couple months after i had to have a hysterectomy, and i call her my fur baby, but id never expect anyone else to treat her like a child, i dont even treat her like a child. I just have a really strong bond with her, and she has helped me through some really hard times, so i have a lot of love for her. Its honestly weird to me that anyone would ever expect anyone else to treat their animal like a child🤷♀️
This video should be used as training device for students on how to identify manipulative framing in media
Facts
me: a media student😀
Completely agree! I found him by accident. I'm in my 40's and have 4 daughters. I'm having them all follow. What a brilliant young man!
Amen
Be that as it may, those people still said what they said. They didn’t have a gun pointed to their head and told to say those things or else the trigger would be pulled.
cut also made an extremely transphobic video where they basically traumatized trans people and made them talk to transphobes who would not listen to them whatsoever. and then they treated it like some sort of intellectual discussion... and basically gave transphobes equal ground and treated it like they said nothing wrong???
edit: it wasnt cut, but jubilee but i am 90% sure theyre the same thing
Or the episode with the incelcommunity, they are not wOkE for putting up and respecting hateful opinions that are just not human and right. It can be dangerous in the long term! Tired of this sh
Jubilee is doing equal harm, but in a different way.
Rightt or the video with covid deniers and actual scientists, like no there's no middle ground you either believe in science or you don't
Its not transphobic, i love those vids, seeing both sides
@@lucianomorales2997 saying that your identity isn't real, you're not what you identify as etc. IS literally what transphobia is tho
d'angelo is SO good at taking my chaotic feelings of being overwhelmed by cancerous internet topics and turn them into the most articulate message
That's why we stan 😔💕
@@dvffYT Also, he's beautiful. And has cat ears. Nuff said
I’m glad I feel the *exact* same way, viewing a majority of the videos on these certain topics gives me a migraine 💀
EXACTLY. I'd hear some of the bs in the vid he's watching and I'm just like hrbtjejfbesHUH??? And then he explains why its fucked up and I'm like YEAH, THAT
This should 100% be his next comment shoutout
Thank you for putting the finger on what had been bugging me with this channel for so long! I used to watch it before they got all involved in race "discussions" and noticed a sharp shift in my attitudes towards their content. I went from enjoying it to feeling super uncomfortable and I thought it was me because if I'm uncomfortable it would mean I have something to blame myself for, that they are right and I'm just privileged but no! My whole issue with this channel is that they pretend to start conversations on important and deep topics but in fact give no space whatsoever for these opinions to thrive, and just use buzz-words and controversial statements as facts to make themselves feel better about what they do. In no way did they respect any person present on this shoot, they just sampled one argument they made and mashed it among tens of others, creating this mess of valid points taken individually, but so far removed from the narrative they create that it seems disingenuous and angers their audience. But then this anger doesn't get directed at the media, who managed to remove themself from their content by giving a fake platform to individuals and communities who suffer from the consequences of such anger. It's vile and I'm glad I finally understand it
"Get rid of the slave catchers, expand the police force"........ it's actually disturbing how accurate that statement is. I feel like those words alone are the most important thing that came out of that video.
as soon as i heard this i thought 'theyre cowards for not letting her continue'
@@MystiqMiu 👀 👀 so freaking true
but unfortunately they made it as a joke, in the way he said it, “important information in a quirky video”
Prisoners are laborers who are barely paid anything. Many also can't vote (states are slowly changing this rule). How interesting that the prisons increased population so much after the civil war.
@@keladry12 And since our prison system is for profit, it pushes both prisons and other people to get more people arrested to make more money
I'm not black but i am Asian, since Asian people are also in danger rn (especially in America) if i was asked this i'd probably just say "they aren't superior at anything, they just have the ability to get away with more"
We asked 100 Asian people what white people are superior at-
I hope you and your family stay safe
I would say "they're better at suppressing people"
im also asian- be careful out there!
stay safe
Jubilee also has the same problem, they bring people because "every opinion deserves to be heard" and then it's just ignorance, misinformation and hate
like the middle ground video of “transphobes vs. trans people”
that video was so fucked. it’s a shit concept (trans people are very obviously valid) but the fact that it wasn’t even transphobes against trans allies?
@@peachypanda57 Fr, that video was horrible
And so the cycle continues
The covid vaccine video
This gave me flashbacks to that god awful incel video
D'angelo: ''dont expect me to have the same opinions towards your demonic animals''
also him: wearing cat ears
Moral of the Story: Serious debates and issues don't belong in quick clips style videos.
I agree
yes !
Deal with it
@@alexnather7614 i mean we would but we all don't have millions of subscribers, 100 people people to interview and an editing crew to twist the narrative
My dad walked in while this was on the tv and said “i like his kitty ears” and honestly same
your dad has swaggy style 😫🙌
@@Sleepyfairies lol yesss
🥰🥰
@@onesunnyday5699 most wholesome thing i’ve ever seen
I have never watched this man's videos and I saw his pastel, dreads, and kitty ears aesthetic and I'm all in this is exactly what I wanna see.
Not to mention the question “what are white people superior at?” As if that’s not an inherently triggering question in the first place. They knew they could get some of these answers because of the way they PHRASED the question.
Yes, the question was a nasty one to ask.. I agree.
I really don’t think it was THAT deep 😅 just an unsettling could’ve been worded better question. No one was trynna get away with anything
@@lemoncholy3264 171 people disagree with you. The people asking the questions were probably white, as was most of their staff. Imagine being a black person, being asked by a white person “what are white people superior at?” It can definitely elicit a negative response because it’s such an insane question.
N C well, firstly Im black. And was taking a servey and have been asked that, just worded better and there were other races there too. Secondly ofc more people are gonna disagree with me, the people are biased. Based on a majority of the comments, creator, and title the people are here to collectively discuss how racist cut is 😅 so not sure what you were getting at with that
N C none of that regards me saying it’s not as deep as cut trying to get away with anything
“No way they’ll use this to paint all black people in a negative light, right?” *Tucker Carlson enters the chat* Cut knows EXACTLY what they’re doing with these videos and they don’t care at all. They care way more about outrage farming clicks than they do about Black lives.
"you 'centered' black voices? can you de-center your own voice?" LMAOOO
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The use of “folx” instead of folks is a performative way of “being so woke you fall back asleep”
people who use latinx: zzz...
@@SocksWithSandalsEnjoyer Question: every single latino I know hates the term latinx. So if a word that people use about a group of people is hated by that very group of people...is it technically a slur?
@@sbel6626 slurs are offensive...
the concept of latinx/womxn/folx/etcx is annoying and stupid but overall harmless
they were made up in the first place to be more 'inclusive'
they're not inherently racist like the n-word or sexist like femoid (update me if they are)
soooo i think no on making it an official slur BUT it's a good tactic to make people stop calling you it lol
@@SocksWithSandalsEnjoyer Thanks for the answer. Completely agree with you
@@sbel6626 wait why do Latin people (Idk what word to use anymore) hate the word Latinx? It was just created so people didn’t have to use the gendered terms Latino or Latina, as far as I know... am I missing something? Do latin people just dislike nonbinary people?
They’re probably named CUT because they’re good at CUTTING parts out.
😂😂😂😂😂😂 Snip snip ✂️✂️✂️
I think based on the premise of this video... they’re good at cutting the WRONG parts out, because what they left , in the video, seem to be the most problematic parts 😂
they should cut the cringe parts, and the outcome is no video.
unfunny
my thought exactly
“What are white people superior at?”
“Burning in the sun”
😂
Something else shady I remember them doing - for anyone else who saw that $1000 to 1 video with the high school kids, Cut lost me when Nina from that video said they intentionally cut Jordyn's (fish girl) crying scene in to look like she was being a sore loser, when she was actually crying because she shared something personal. Imagine doing that to a kid for views. Like she certainly didn't need help looking like a sore loser, but they just made it worse for her.
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she mentions it at around 13:27, if the timestamped link isn't working
I really felt that the hate that Fish Girl was getting was kind of unjustified. Yes we need to call out hypocritical behaviour but the hate she was getting was out of proportion for what she did as a 14 year old girl.
Holllyyy crap that's evil. WTF
Yeah it's like treating them as circus animals and we all point and laugh, they are all so young and went about the task in a really well thought out mature manner, if you look at the adults version of that video its shocking how well the kids did!! I don't like that people were just basically bullying the children in the comments it's so mean😔😞
No idea if she is but a lot of the behavior people were making fun of seemed really typical neurodivergent to me which just makes it even worse. Whether she is or not it’s still just like, come on how are we not better than this? Grown ass adults were really just making fun of a 14 yr old for acting “weird” without anyone even thinking twice abt it
Besides that girl was so much better than the other people who are in those 1000-1 videos. At least she admitted that she was acting out of turn at the end of the other video. The strangers episode was such an awful episode and blows “fish girl” out of the water in regards to being annoying
They're trying to turn actual discussions of injustice and race devision that exist in our world into something fun,snappy, and trendy.
making it a trend
oppression shouldn't be "fun," "snappy," OR "trendy"
Right.😭
@@sobskunk.2477 no shit
Not to be rude, but why are people describing BuzzFeed's business model like as if they haven't been doing this for over 10 years?
They’re describing racism because they were asked a racist question. Pretty simple. Thank you D’Angleo as usual for providing amazing content. 🙌
EDIT: in case you’re confused this is a pro BLM comment. The racist question was the one asked by The Cut, they’re the racists here, not the people answering the questions.
This statement fully summed up my feelings about the topic.
Yesyesyes
D'Angelo is already pure royalty and supreme genius incarnate, but him straight up calling out that being white and being a white supremacist ARE NOT the same thing, and calling out that there IS such a thing as being racist against white people, just endeared him even more to me forever. Thank god this man is using his platform and realism and sincerity to call out areas where there needs to be a little nuance in the discourse. So many people think they're doing good for social justice by calling all white people racist and it just sabotages progressivism so badly, we need to break away from those ideologies if we're going to make any real change
That video was intentionally meant to work white people into a feeding frenzy against black friends. If you think black people venting about white people is racist, then you have no idea what black people in our country have had to deal with. That's all.
@@heidibangbang I think you misunderstood what I was saying. D’Angelo even said “wow, this sounds racist” and I was saying that, yeah, if it sounds that way it’s because they were asked a racist ass question. I’m on your side.
They're called cut for a reason. it's definitely cut out off context 💀
These types of videos are trivialising the real issues faced by black people.
These types of videos just show how fucked up america is lmao.
Pretty much.
@@rinlila6974 So true.
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They actually did a video where they had black people rank the “blackness” of other people and they cast a self hating black man. Like he said multiple times on the video that being seen as black is a bad thing. They ended up having to take it down obviously
Oh what the actual fuck? That's actually vile
I remember that too
I️ went to look for it and couldn't find it still up on the channel. I️ think that they didn't quite manage to get away with that. I'm gonna watch a reaction to it
Their "What are White People Superior At?" video is just the YT-friendly version of that one --- its content just encouraged people to come to the conclusion on their own in the comments. Plus YT can't even stop that because people have been flagging it for hate speech, and if they take it down for hate speech, because if they see that some people will use that to justify that the things in the video are just as bad as saying the n-word --- which is, yes, one 'conclusion' out of many similar ones people walked out of the comments section with. Don't look, don't give it watch time, trust me
@@jonascox-leow9022 I️ wasn't planning on it. I'm watching a different content creator talk about a video that was taken down
“I don’t even want white privilege taken away. I just want it for everyone.” lol actually ✨YES✨
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that sentence was actually golden
I know that made me so happy! Instead of making the population "equal" in terms of misery, let's achieve equality by making everyone happy!
This is a really helpful phrase imo
Let's be honest. D'Angelo will always be the most adult person in the room.
This is the very definition of a loaded question... skin color does not determine talents or worth. I have friends who are black, white, Hispanic, and so mixed they have some percentage of genes from all over the place and SURPRISE we all have things we are good at and bad at.
one of the most stupid things about this is that "folx" isnt any more gender inclusive than folks. FOLKS LITTERALY MEANS PEOPLE
It also annoyed me that they went out of their way to write folx and then didn't even put up their pronouns to avoid misgendering if* nonbinary people are actually in the video
@@Sid_enuh exactly
I was like ‘wait I thought it was gender-neutral already?’ I have no idea why they spelled it like that
@@g996 mmhmm like for example the car company volkswagen means folks - wagon so that translates to peoples-car
i didn’t even realize it was supposed to be gender neutral i just thought it was racist
As someone with a sociology degree, this makes me furious. This is a leading question meant to get specific types of answers. The people in the video did amazingly considering the BS question they were asked.
I was fine with most of it except for the lady who said that white people smell bad...
@@milenayashkina8641 Yeah that was just dumb, but most of the other responses were accurate and meaningful... cut just edited it in an intentionally misleading way.
@@milenayashkina8641 As someone not from america, I will say white people do smell like cheese. I think the person who said that was also foreign. Its not necessarily a bad thing, different cultures smell like different things, depending on what they eat.
@@megrocks3026 the lady in the video specifically said they smell bad though... obviously people have their different cultures and different scents, but to categorize a whole demographic of people for having a bad trait is problematic (this applies to everyone).
@@milenayashkina8641 Not just problematic, it's straight up racist. I hate to do the role reversal meme but imagine if anyone said that about any other race. "X race of people is superior at smelling like shit"
The white cameraman when he gets called unseasoned and smelly: 😢
Don’t feel bad for him
@@praiseiyogun3615 because he’s white? You just automatically hate white people and hope they get hurt? Weirdo
@@Robinbrown290 its a joke bro
@@lemonadecrushedice punchline?
@@Gnomelander1400 the emoji, smoothbrain
I thought “Cut” was a Buzzfeed channel. Like nbc has has the peacock channel. I didn’t realize they were completely their own thing
"they're superior at burning in the sun" made me laugh so hard
Lmao
This a 100% legit one haha.
It’s true we burn easily
@@RAC00NFANGIRL better go stalk up on sunscreen, lol. The summer's almost here. ☀️☀️☀️
I can confirm. White af here
The fit is immaculate. But what else do I expect? it’s D’Angelo, anything outfit is immaculate
Teddy Fresh 💯
you literally can’t even see his whole sweatshirt goodbye 😭
@@isabelle9898 they didn’t even spell their name right 😭
D’angelno
*angelno*
If you click on his comment history he spelled it wrong AGAIN!
putting “history is written by the colonizer” in the same video as “white people smell funky” absolutely downplays the relevance of the first statement.
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FACTS
how? I don’t see how it does that at all. how are the systems of white supremacy at all relatable to one insult towards the oppressor?
@@groadybroady1459 You're telling me "white people smell weird :(" and a genuine point about the fucking history-altering lies perpetuated by racist media belong in the same video? Are you kidding me?
D'Angelo, the way you broke down the problems with this video was so amazing to me. I am constantly impressed by your ability to dissect complex issues/topics in a way that's easy for us to understand in a super tactful way. Keep being the best person on RUclips :)
I literally didn’t even know racism was a thing until middle school. In like 3rd grade I remember some kid called me the n word and I was like “lol jokes on you I don’t even know what that means”
SAME THING HAPPENED TO ME LMFAOAOAOA this girl said to me “you sound like a n*gger” and when i told my mom i didn’t understand why she was so upset 😭
i didn't know what the n word meant until i was 11
I honestly don’t remember when I learned about racism. But I knew that when people tried to make fun of me for being friends with someone who didn’t look like me with different race, different culture and etc.
THIS IS SO SAD BUT FUNNY 😭
LMAO in fifth grade my mother taught me what racism was and I actually cried because I genuinely thought people got along.
the question should have just been "how is d'angelo superior?" and we would've had no problem
Low key that was very accurate:
-D’Angelo Wallace
@@james_chatman It's a joke and is actually a running joke between him and the fandom. Get over yourself
@@james_chatman you must be new here sksjdh
@@james_chatman he's in everyyyyy reply and comments the same thing ignore himmm 💀
@@james_chatman AYO it’s the guy who’s new here
"It's not racist for me to say that it's racist to be racist" I'm getting that tatooed
He totally missed the point of the comment, I mean can he not read? He interpreted the comment the way he wanted to
@@Krusti159 Noo, he was pretty close
Don't
@@jackpage5311 Too late, it's already marked on my asscheeks
@@andygames6 me too 🤩
Sir you do not miss. Thank you for making this video pointing this out. This video is not an innocent clickbaity thing its straight up insidious and evil to try to boil down a subject as serious as racism and frame it in this way for the purpose of clout.
buzzfeed activism has set normal activism back by 5000 years 😭😭
buzzfeed set life backwards by 8 years
@@emergencymachete unfortunately 😭 i’m not black but i’m a feminist, and they’ve been painfully damaging to that too :( they care about random stuff like painting with period blood instead of systematic misogyny or misogyny towards disabled women or woc. They give the incels something to grab onto with videos similar to these to excuse their hatred of women and feminism, and unfortunately it goes for this video too. It gives them an excuse to not care about the real systematic issues towards race and it’s really just so damaging 💔
@@show._bug EXACTLY
@@weetdoog literally!! it’s so harmful it hurts!! obviously incels and racists are in the VERY wrong but videos like these make it worse instead of helping. It gives them excuses to pick apart femenism or systematic racism with strawman and out of context arguments. It gives them a chance to “recruit” young boys who are very influenced by these types of things by saying “they’re trying to make you feel bad about yourself, they’re trying to say you’re bad if you’re a white man!!” it gives them an incentive to hate on these movement and justify it to themselves because they hate being criticized.
@@emergencymachete YES YES YE
I feel like cut is like in mean girls when Regina George is standing on the stairs handing out pages of the burn book and everyone else is fighting
like the people actually spitting facts in the video, you did not miss with this one
I feel bad for those people. A lot of them had well thought out answers talking about issues that affect them and then they got edited into a video that puts them next to bland chicken jokes completely trivializing what they said. The video is obviously made for nothing more than baiting actually racists into talking about it. They are acting like they gave black people voices when in reality they used them to get clout. Disgusting.
Imagine if this was a video asking white people what black people are superior at. And the people responded with stereotypes about black people.
Yeah, it's not funny, woke, or cute anymore when you look at it that way, is it, Buzzfeed?
Playing devils advocate here, maybe theres something worthwhile in saying that black people stereotype white people too in ways that don't make sense. And assuming these people in the video didn't just get a really bad edit, there were some instances of them being racist towards white people too. For a "garbage" buzzfeed style video it brings up a lot of important topics
@@soicancommentonvideo no. Stop with the “let’s say” “ role reversal”, you didn’t make the take you thought you did
@@MaRyaYTOfficial Yes I did. You just don't want to hear it.
@@soicancommentonvideo no you actually didn’t. Your comment didn’t make much sense when d’angelo acknowledged some of the out of pocket things said, but also how clear the jumpy editing manipulated their words
Little did he know that his locs in 2024 would look (not only like that) better in my opinion
It was ‘we centered Black voices’ and D’Angelo said ‘we censored Black voices.’ Very accurate verbal slip there!
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"I wouldn't say that white privilege is a problem, I just want it for everyone"
The optics on this are so good.
I support this idea, then now it’ll just be privilege
@@blacklisted756 well, white privilege still describes a certain thing: the privileges that come with specifically being seen as white in society so the name has utility. I just think that online discourse surrounding white privilege gets messy and D'Angelo did a good job of making it accessible.
@@lurtz8656 Thats why i’d describe it as just privilege, as it’d no longer be limited by the ethnicity
@@blacklisted756 that's after the problem is solved tho. I was referring to the utility in continuing to use the term until there are no privileges white people benefit from exclusively.
I hope that at some point it'll just be equal rights without privilege of money, skin color, occupation, family etc. No one deserves privilege, no one should ever be above the law.
Also using “Folx” is purely performative. Folks is already a gender neutral term, it’s just trying to sound “woke” or whatever. It’s unnecessary and most non-binary people (like myself) feel it’s just dumb
That dripped guy is just a chad to not fall for this bs
The Kurtis Conner reference... I love being reminded that our beloved D’Angelo Wallace is a member of Kurtistown
D'Angelo is the secret 4th member of the holy trio
@@monumenty hes like the distant cousin who lives in town that we occasionally hang out with but he’s still somehow one of our best friends
@@monumenty Holy trio? Can we can them the holy quartet
He’s greg and probably a little stinker too! I’m glad to be part of the same communities as him
@@bpbeep6526 I think I vaguely remember that
Performative Activism, the genre, featuring Buzzfeed, Cut and Jubilee
Jubilee is trash
Jubilee. The worse debates.
imagine basic human rights is treated as "debateable" and not common sense.
The entirety of Twitter too.
On a buzzfeed quiz it listed blm as an aesthetic.
jubilee is the worst w this
If I were as articulate as D'Angelo, I'd never shut up.
EXACTLY
i’m nowhere near as articulate as d’angelo and i still won’t shut up
@@williamwonker6558 💀💀
@@williamwonker6558 SAME😭
@@williamwonker6558 I feel called out 🤦🏼♀️
The thing that one guy said about how some people are more free to have fun than others, I have been trying to put this feeling into words for years. I’m not black, but I am a woman and I have never known peace. It’s always pissed me off how guys do stupid stuff all the time, sometimes at the expense of others, and they can just do whatever they want. I saw it as evil, turns out they’re just privileged. I never got it, I still don’t get it because I will never be that free, and honestly it still looks evil to me.
I love how D'Angelo just casually pledged to prolong his life, so that he could have a cool hairstyle.
This is so weird, being black isn’t a personality trait and being white isn’t either.
I remember when some people were getting their DNA results seeing all the places their ancestors have come from and most of them were saying: "I'm 76% Nigerian, 13% Colombian and 11% white". Just like you wouldn't say "I'm black" when someone would ask your nationality, races aren't cultures and nationalities. There are so many black, white and other cultures that do not fall under the race category simply because within each race there are a lot of categories dependant on the countries and/or areas within the continent the race originated from
I didn't even pay attention to what those people have been saying until someone pointed it out in the comments of those videos. Every race can be racist and has people in them that are. That is the unfortunate truth that I wish would change one day
Ikr when is the internet going to accept that
Wat heeft Emma je aangedaan?
I don’t think that anyone is saying that either race is a personality trait, it’s an identity. Please allow people to incorporate their identity into their personality.
@@tyralassiter8323 I interpreted the comment as like how people will assign random behaviours to race like you'd assign certain behaviours to personality traits. It's just stereotyping (which I'm not saying is *always* wrong, people do tend to behave differently depending on how they were raised, but usually its just used to mock people)
The term cut is such a fitting name for the channel because all they’re doing is cutting up clips and taking away context to try and stir up controversy