I was raised in alabama and the saddest part is that they understand that older men pray on younger women, but they can't understand how that effects the woman.
@@donovanpowe8309 studies show Alabama is a top 5 worst state for education on every list I could find(usnews, wallethub, American school&university). I’m sure the statistics r misleading🤣
Really confusing how the Confederacy only existed for six years and people are desperate to remember it, while slavery existed for 240 years and people are desperate to forget it. (Sadly, it's not actually confusing, but oh well.)
19:46 all them flags? Looks like missionaries There is an African saying: "when the white man came, they had the bible and we had the land, they said 'let us close our eyes and pray', and when we opened our eyes, we had the bible and they had the land"
It’s a state that won’t invest in child care, education, universal medical care, eliminating child poverty. The judicial system is a horror. But roll tide gives them something to unify on and be proud of.
tyt. And the car factory's being built ,space force command, aerospace companies I make 25 an hour in low cost state while the losers around the country beg for 15 which wont pay their rent. Lol
Lol 😂 Mexicans love Alabama we can still be our culture without being called Latin x and killing our babies most of us are still very Christian the only problem is the 20 century politicians
Kapernick was not kneeling to disrespect the Flag but to honor his Constitutional right to nonviolent protest. No one should deny him or anyone the right to protest police brutality.
I remember Patrick Henry giving a speech stating…”Give me liberty or give me death”. That quote is echo’d in the grain of this country. Kaep kneels for liberty, equality and justice and he gets white-balled for it. America and it’s hypocrisy.
My whole family is from Alabama, and they do get along with each other even when they vehemently disagree. My great uncle once told my grandmother, his sister, that his ancestors "didn't come from no monkeys" and my grandmother responded; "well mine did."
It's _exactly_ as bad as you might think. I'll just point you to this excellent documentary series about the corruption that underlies the Southeastern Conference. Total running time is about 1 hour and 40 minutes, but it's broken up into 4 parts: www.sbnation.com/college-football/2018/5/29/17406130/foul-play-paid-in-mississippi-how-to-watch-youtube
@@HayTatsuko I am in Oklahoma. I know all too well about the football business unfortunately. Sadly that's all we have to offer as well. Football players from OU/OSU and oil.
As someone having been to the lower 48, and actually lives in metro Atlanta by choice, I know that you know you are very wrong. FYI I am from the South.
60 years ago, my family moved from a small town in rural Pennsylvania to Mobile, Alabama. Even though the school my sisters and I attended was a CHRISTIAN school (well, Catholic, anyway) I was amazed by all the verbal abuse we were subjected to for being YANKEES. You would have thought my sisters and I fought in the Civil War and were therefore PERSONALLY responsible for the deaths of the other students relatives who fought in the war.
I'm surprised they didn't claim you as their own! Rural PA intolerance is miniscule compared to most of the South, but of nearly identical beliefs. Grew up in Bethlehem and spent a lot of time in the backwoods towns surrounding the Lehigh Valley... and that's mild compared to further in central PA. It baffles me how several generations have been completely brainwashed to hate.
I'm from Alabama and currently live here so I'm gonna just watch this and respond. Edit: yep, that's Alabama alright. I detected no lies or deception. Seriously, this is Alabama for real.
@@cloud5030 is it really this uh stereotypical? I expected that the state would evolve and get with the times. Feels like this is a parody, but if you attest to it's veracity.... Jeez that fills me with dread.
@@jalicea1650 the four main cities/metros which are Huntsville , Birmingham, Montgomery, and mobile are all somewhat exceptions to this case. They are your typical American cities filled with people from all backgrounds. No matter which city you will find that all of them have great people that live there. If there is racism. You won’t hear it to your face lol. Huntsville is the exception because it just evolved differently due to the tech, aerospace , and defense industries. The city governments are a healthy mix of moderates Nothing extreme. If you ever were to visit Huntsville you’d see why it’s having so much success as compared to the rest of the state.
I live in Alabama and that man has NO CLUE how to represent this state. What a wasted vote from idiots that only voted for him because he was a coach and republican yes man.
I'm glad that the DS is finally shining a spotlight on Alabama. Hopefully this should encourage more tourists to see the glorious sight of a herd of Bigfoot's, stampeding majestically through the woods?
But the cable systems have CNN , COMEDY CENTRAL , OTHER REAL NETWORKS etc... blocked . Don't believe what your eyes see or ears hear . Word speak is alive and well in beautiful Alabama . 1984 is every day life there .
"when a white person catches a cold someone in the black community catching pneumonia" I mean the guy is not wrong I mean look at the pandemic do you see how it greatly affected black people especially? His quote's right man
The thought that the pandemic affected "minorities" worse than whites is incorrect on the actual facts, not what they believe happened. When you really parse the data down it is something that the left and the Democrats try to push to get them to not vote republican.
@@davidharris678 That’s not remotely correct. While cities were opening back up, the disease was hitting lower income people at higher rates than before because of the inability to quarantine living in closer quarters & not having a choice to go to work or not. Add to that the lack of testing in poorer neighborhoods, & that is why it hit minorities at a higher proportion.
His comment seemed more fear based. Of something happens bad in the white community they're going to make it worse in the black community. Makes more sense than a connection to the pandemic because he talked about rights right afterwards. With that, its so frustrating and ignorant that confederate reenactments continue to be a protected freedom of expression. Glorification of treasonous folks.
As we see more more of what things and people are like in various parts of the USA, we understand more and more how it got into the catastrophic political situation it's in today.
I'm a Detroit/ L.A. gal that somehow landed in Southern Alabama. These folks take backward thinking to a whole new level. And they take such pride in their ignorance of even obvious truths. But they're polite, "bless their hearts"!
Because they all have thst one gf who has it all planned out. So they can totally believe and probably seen it in action. I have four or five cousins who arrived there all seperately.
Too bad they're taught that's all they have going for them. I do wonder what that would look like. Hitting the colleges below the belt will damage the economy and will make Alabama officials think
Too bad many of the young star athletes and their parents aren't more socially responsible. They don't think like that. I get it. For people of limited means it's all about making it to the NFL and Alabama clearly provides that as a major opportunity.
This is something that people from big cities can learn from rural areas. RESPECT each other. The thing is in big cities like New York you can be disrespectfull to people with opposite opinions because you never see them again. But when you live in a rural area or small town you will meet this person again and again and again.
My father was born in Alabama in the 1930's. When he graduated from high school he joined the Air Force. Saved his money and moved his mother and her mother to Cleveland. I asked about his childhood and teen years. He wouldn't. His experiences went to the grave....Alabama and Mississippi were the worst states for black people in the 30's, 40's, 50's and 60's.
"...when the lion can lay down with the sheep" - Hahahaha how did THAT not come up in the Roy Moore segment? It depicts exactly the power dynamics involved!
This rendition of alabama is spot on, with the exception being the preacher embracing iraqi immigrants. That kind of thing is very rare.. and they didn’t even scratch the surface on white supremacy groups, anti environmentalism, hatred of science, covid conspiracies, or the trumpism epidemic, most of these plaguing all southern states. The only worse state to live in would have to be Mississippi. I’m from alabama so I would know
Hi Dr. Rev. Barber! 💜 Just saw you on here marching on the Edmund Pettus Bridge. Organizer of The Poor People's Campaign (among many other things), from my home state of N.C.
@@SuperWilkatSad & scary as that is, it means 2/3 of us know d@mn well Biden won lawfully & we have no intention of letting that neo-fascist, orange menace anywhere near the WH, again.
@@themiddleclasstaxslave651 Have you heard of Orthohantavirus, Marburg virus, and Ebola virus, among others? These are rather more deadly than Covid 19.
@@themiddleclasstaxslave651 Nothing really funny there. The funnier aspect of this chat is the fact you're making yourself look like an idiot. Are you from Alabama?
I honestly look forward to seeing Trevor Noah back in the studio sporting a suit, a haircut and looking as one RUclips viewer put it "Mother in law approved."
One of the best times I had when I lived in L.A. was when Alabama went to the rose bowl ...they travel deep, party hard and played nice...and they know they're football
As an Alabamian, Noah,I am offended that no one mentioned fried pies in this segment. It's complicated. Some folks swear peach cobbler is the thing (most of those folks live in Chilton county, however), but it's fried apple pies that reign! Nuff said.
@@cloudy_dayz5000 Maybe my humor lacks the punch I would hope. I am not offended by the people in my state and the cruelty of many laws and policies. I am saddened by it.
I’ve never understood why highly rated black athletes keep going to universities that represent states that see them as nothing less than a commodity, and states that are trying to tell them to shut up and play. If you want to make a change, highly rated recruits should take their services elsewhere and watch how a football crazed state attempts to change
Honestly. Black athletes are in the best positions in their lives to start up their own leagues and generate enough revenue to either be on par or overtake the established leagues already.
I love this positive story about Alabama; they actually have a lot of natural beauty, and the people hope it's not acting for the camera, but they look friendly
@@angelgjr1999 home is where you make it. Lived in a lot of places in my day and decided to settle here. Georgias a great state also , just not where I wound up. Glad you’re happy there!
I have two college degrees, a life long passion for learning everything, and I google maybe 5 times a day. Tinia pedis = athelete's foot Learned yesterday. 😁😜
In 3rd grade my family moved from Illinois to Alabama. I was an excellent reader and not a single kid in my class could read. The teacher had me help them teach kids to read... in 3rd grade. The public school system in Alabama is very sad. Thankfully my mom pulled me out and I started homeschool after that. Ended up graduating a year early and going to college at 17.
That took a turn there with BF! Ja ja! These state videos are genius and really highlight the correspondents well. They are ALL hella-funny and talented! Roy Moore had me applauding after! Muchísimas gracias!
I'm growing up in italy as a half Italian half alabamian and all I have to say is WAR EAGLE! But more seriously my mother always described growing up in alabama as growing up in a little world where the most important thing in the world was who was going to win the Friday game
All the BAMA FINBAUM Callers are there, Phillis, is the best. This is what I love about being a ROLL TIDE ROLL FAN 🙌 They went to Montgomery and the Ham. Dreamland BBQ is better in Tuscaloosa than anywhere 😋😜. Love You Reuben 😍😘
If you're in a forest in the south you better be wearing an orange vest or some idiot hunter will shoot you and excuse it by saying "well, I thought it was a deer". I'm from Georgia so I know what I'm talking about.
"Trevor, the Speaker of the House used his power to benefit himself, financially; the Chief Justice had too much pride to obey orders from a higher court; and finally, the Governor, well he's looser than a rope tied by a three-fingered man with Vaseline hands." 😆😆😆 Is that an _Alabama_ metaphor? That sounds like a metaphor from the same people who gave us phrases like, "Sorry. I got my tongue in front of my eyetooth and couldn't see what I was sayin'."
We use “Yankee” in a bunch of different contexts. The only time it’s said the way yall took it is in an actual discussion of the civil war. It’s mostly a blanket term for northerners or “city folk”. Not always said negatively either. I don’t think that guy said it as an insult at all. Just in reference to differing speech patterns
@@justadad6677 Which is exactly what this video is. I did enjoy it, to be clear. But it’s just another “Let’s laugh at the dumb hicks. It’s almost like they think they’re real people” Just think of “yankee” as our “redneck” Legitimate answer to the question of it’s continuing usage… it’s pretty much already phased out. You’ll hear it occasionally, but I don’t know if I’ve ever heard it from anyone under 25.
I was raised in alabama and the saddest part is that they understand that older men pray on younger women, but they can't understand how that effects the woman.
There’s that Alabama education at its finest😂
*prey
I'm from Alabama and we have some really smart people it was probably just audio text calm down
@@donovanpowe8309 studies show Alabama is a top 5 worst state for education on every list I could find(usnews, wallethub, American school&university). I’m sure the statistics r misleading🤣
Do they want to understand? Do they care?
Really confusing how the Confederacy only existed for six years and people are desperate to remember it, while slavery existed for 240 years and people are desperate to forget it.
(Sadly, it's not actually confusing, but oh well.)
An interesting point,....I never thought of it that way.
@NOA does that make it better?
@NOA US still supports slavery, just not on US soil. Look at Cargil, Nestle etc.
Wow so true statement
@@thefirm4606 😂
“Don’t talk to me like I’m your husband.”
I’m taking this line. I’m totally taking this line.
My favorite is from Raising Arizona,
"You ask my wife. She's got more sense than that!"
I been killing random argumentative women online with this forever.
COD lobbies here I come.
Are you taking this line?
19:46 all them flags? Looks like missionaries
There is an African saying: "when the white man came, they had the bible and we had the land, they said 'let us close our eyes and pray', and when we opened our eyes, we had the bible and they had the land"
Great saying.
Same thing happened to the Native Americans.
Indian: What are you folks doing here? This is my land.
Settler: hold my whiskey
Usually attributed to Desmond Tutu.
That's so sad. 😢
India too
It’s a state that won’t invest in child care, education, universal medical care, eliminating child poverty. The judicial system is a horror. But roll tide gives them something to unify on and be proud of.
And Jesus; don't forget Jesus! Football and superstition, two unifying forces!
Roll Tide 😉
tyt. And the car factory's being built ,space force command, aerospace companies I make 25 an hour in low cost state while the losers around the country beg for 15 which wont pay their rent. Lol
Lol 😂 Mexicans love Alabama we can still be our culture without being called Latin x and killing our babies most of us are still very Christian the only problem is the 20 century politicians
@@adriamhernandez5193 "....and killing our babies...."?
What, exactly, is that in reference to?
As an almost 50 year resident of "The South" I can assure you that all of the stereotypes are true.
hahaha!
I’m shocked to hear that these people in Alabama love college football and many of these people probably never attended a university.
@@ranelgallardo7031 it's like the minor leagues to them.
I'm only going to do 34. Can't take it anymore. I'm outta here.
Bless the Hearts
Kapernick was not kneeling to disrespect the Flag but to honor his Constitutional right to nonviolent protest. No one should deny him or anyone the right to protest police brutality.
I remember Patrick Henry giving a speech stating…”Give me liberty or give me death”.
That quote is echo’d in the grain of this country.
Kaep kneels for liberty, equality and justice and he gets white-balled for it.
America and it’s hypocrisy.
Sadly, "freedom of speech" in the USA has become synonymous to "freedom to be a bigot without any consequences."
@@cheshireket3132
There was never freedom of speech because freedom of speech came/comes with consequences.
@@EZIEKIEL26
The consequences were only for people of color &/,or lower socioeconomic groups. We're flipping that, it's why 'they're' flipping out.
@@Froggy77100
Big facts!
“Give me a banana pudding, might as well enjoy myself before I get shot in the woods” that line literally killed me XD
For real! I'm dead!😂🤣🤣😂😂😂😅😅🤣
don't think you know what literally means 😅
@@loutretom2637 yeah because if the poster did, they wouldnt be able to post a comment
soo... u ded now.. how is it? are u seeing heaven?
Were you eating banana pudding at the time of this incident?
My whole family is from Alabama, and they do get along with each other even when they vehemently disagree. My great uncle once told my grandmother, his sister, that his ancestors "didn't come from no monkeys" and my grandmother responded; "well mine did."
Looool whyyy
He said "don't talk to me like I'm your husband" lol
Because they are siblings ;)
I lost it 🤣🤣🤣
@@K4R3N 😂 sheesh
Lol!
Meanwhile New Yorks Rudy Guillaume married his cousin. It happens all over the country.
When you call football players an export, there is something REALLY WRONG WITH THAT.
It's _exactly_ as bad as you might think.
I'll just point you to this excellent documentary series about the corruption that underlies the Southeastern Conference. Total running time is about 1 hour and 40 minutes, but it's broken up into 4 parts:
www.sbnation.com/college-football/2018/5/29/17406130/foul-play-paid-in-mississippi-how-to-watch-youtube
in reality they are students in college playing sports after school for free. ain't no NFL in bama.
Ya that's their biggest bragging point. Sad.
At one time, they were an import! Sick.
@@HayTatsuko I am in Oklahoma. I know all too well about the football business unfortunately. Sadly that's all we have to offer as well. Football players from OU/OSU and oil.
Roy wearing camo and a high visibility jacket at the same time makes me wonder: Does he want to be seen or not?
Yes
Yesn't
Deers can't see the color orange, so that's why hunters why those orange vests.
Animals see black and white, guessing you're not familiar with animals
@@glenndavis7069 not all of them (atleast I think) so what are you doing for job with animals or.....
That prayer though.... "bye-bye" ☠🤣🤣
😆😅🤣😂😁
That prayer worked! Praise Jesus!
As a “Yankee” who went to Auburn, all of this is accurate. The ignorant is off the charts down there.
War Eagle! Why did you come down here?
Didn't get out much did ya?
It's so weird to me because outside of the US, "Yankee" just means American lol
As a Southerner who has been in many places in the North, none of your comment is accurate. The rude and condescending attitude is off the charts.
As someone having been to the lower 48, and actually lives in metro Atlanta by choice, I know that you know you are very wrong. FYI I am from the South.
Is this gonna be a full series with all 50 states? That would be cool.
I was just thinking about this, but unfortunately, I doubt it. 😔
Yaaayyy can’t wait for him to do Washington 🤣
What can they do on Maryland?
@@lizardguyNA ...or Pennsylvania?
@@lizardguyNA probably seafood is all
60 years ago, my family moved from a small town in rural Pennsylvania to Mobile, Alabama. Even though the school my sisters and I attended was a CHRISTIAN school (well, Catholic, anyway) I was amazed by all the verbal abuse we were subjected to for being YANKEES. You would have thought my sisters and I fought in the Civil War and were therefore PERSONALLY responsible for the deaths of the other students relatives who fought in the war.
Didn’t the Yankees for the morally better side? What are they defending?
That's how I felt visiting relatives in Indiana. The kids up there where just as mean as we were. 😆😆
I choose to own their hatred and take credit for their relatives deaths!
I'm surprised they didn't claim you as their own!
Rural PA intolerance is miniscule compared to most of the South, but of nearly identical beliefs. Grew up in Bethlehem and spent a lot of time in the backwoods towns surrounding the Lehigh Valley... and that's mild compared to further in central PA.
It baffles me how several generations have been completely brainwashed to hate.
@@stefanhoimes And saddening…
A white Big Foot??!! Tryin ta Make the Forest Great Again..... I'm dead!!
Roy, you are the man! Love your sense of humor!
I'm from Alabama and currently live here so I'm gonna just watch this and respond. Edit: yep, that's Alabama alright. I detected no lies or deception. Seriously, this is Alabama for real.
Please accept my sincerest condolences,
with the exception of Huntsville. yep thats Alabama
@@cloud5030 is it really this uh stereotypical? I expected that the state would evolve and get with the times. Feels like this is a parody, but if you attest to it's veracity.... Jeez that fills me with dread.
@@jalicea1650 well yes but no lol
@@jalicea1650 the four main cities/metros which are Huntsville , Birmingham, Montgomery, and mobile are all somewhat exceptions to this case. They are your typical American cities filled with people from all backgrounds. No matter which city you will find that all of them have great people that live there. If there is racism. You won’t hear it to your face lol. Huntsville is the exception because it just evolved differently due to the tech, aerospace , and defense industries. The city governments are a healthy mix of moderates Nothing extreme. If you ever were to visit Huntsville you’d see why it’s having so much success as compared to the rest of the state.
The current senator/football coach from the state of Alabama, Tommy Tuberville, couldn't name the 3 branches of government
IDK anyone from Alabama or Mississippi who could.
Facts!
I live in Alabama and that man has NO CLUE how to represent this state. What a wasted vote from idiots that only voted for him because he was a coach and republican yes man.
@@bobbelote840 100 percent facts!
He coached at Auburn not Alabama…
#1 in football and #50 in education.
Football and brain damage, can’t have one without the other
NOOOOOOOO ! In the world they are somewhere at last place .
I really want to defend my home state. But I'm short on ammo. Well at least we have football and space camp. 😃🙃😐😑😶🙁😞
Ha ha ha ha lol
All play and no study
I'm glad that the DS is finally shining a spotlight on Alabama. Hopefully this should encourage more tourists to see the glorious sight of a herd of Bigfoot's, stampeding majestically through the woods?
Forget sasquatch, it's all about the sanksquatch
But the cable systems have CNN , COMEDY CENTRAL , OTHER REAL NETWORKS etc... blocked . Don't believe what your eyes see or ears hear . Word speak is alive and well in beautiful Alabama . 1984 is every day life there .
It's "bigfoots", and we have them in Arkansas too.
I know a plumber who saw one in the city of Fayetteville.😂
@@taylordani11 Is it true what they say about having a big foot? You know, that it means they're big....all over? 😅
@@d.brionebey9711 they don't have them blocked. Do you even live here? That was a complete lie.
“You know who’s at that party... a cell phone signal”. Lol 😂 🤣
Truth prevails.
"when a white person catches a cold someone in the black community catching pneumonia"
I mean the guy is not wrong I mean look at the pandemic do you see how it greatly affected black people especially? His quote's right man
I think it really varies depending on income level & readily available healthcare , not color. Just my opinion
The thought that the pandemic affected "minorities" worse than whites is incorrect on the actual facts, not what they believe happened. When you really parse the data down it is something that the left and the Democrats try to push to get them to not vote republican.
@@davidharris678 That’s not remotely correct. While cities were opening back up, the disease was hitting lower income people at higher rates than before because of the inability to quarantine living in closer quarters & not having a choice to go to work or not. Add to that the lack of testing in poorer neighborhoods, & that is why it hit minorities at a higher proportion.
His comment seemed more fear based. Of something happens bad in the white community they're going to make it worse in the black community. Makes more sense than a connection to the pandemic because he talked about rights right afterwards. With that, its so frustrating and ignorant that confederate reenactments continue to be a protected freedom of expression. Glorification of treasonous folks.
Yeah, Klepper shouldn't have joked about it.. that was a stone cold quote. And that's the cornerstone of equality! Fairplay to us, fairplay to them.
As we see more more of what things and people are like in various parts of the USA, we understand more and more how it got into the catastrophic political situation it's in today.
It’s really hard to relate to them (as a west coaster) and that’s just on the cultural stuff let alone politics. It’s exhausting.
💯
@@loyalcapricorn1772I’ve been to like 40 out of US states, and I don’t think most Americans even realize how different states are from each other.
Roy, you look great in the white suit. Wear it again. Trevor, the entire show was great. Love all of you, very talented. Thanks.
I'm a Detroit/ L.A. gal that somehow landed in Southern Alabama. These folks take backward thinking to a whole new level. And they take such pride in their ignorance of even obvious truths. But they're polite, "bless their hearts"!
The older ones.. The Young Generation don't think that way..
Passive aggressive isn’t polite.
It amazes and confuses me when women automatically side with the men upon hearing of abuse charges brought by other women.
Because they all have thst one gf who has it all planned out. So they can totally believe and probably seen it in action. I have four or five cousins who arrived there all seperately.
Well it’s definitely not all women lol. It’s the uneducated brainwashed types mostly.
@@HannahKayW Not all, only about half the women in the US.
If you want to fix Alabama politically, a total boycott of SEC schools by black athletes will do it. Done in 10 years guaranteed
Too bad they're taught that's all they have going for them. I do wonder what that would look like. Hitting the colleges below the belt will damage the economy and will make Alabama officials think
Too bad many of the young star athletes and their parents aren't more socially responsible. They don't think like that. I get it. For people of limited means it's all about making it to the NFL and Alabama clearly provides that as a major opportunity.
Just think if those Black athletes went to HBCU's instead of those other colleges how powerful they would be.
@@plausibleg.3170 The HBCUs dont teach well frfr. And the drama is rediculos
This is something that people from big cities can learn from rural areas. RESPECT each other. The thing is in big cities like New York you can be disrespectfull to people with opposite opinions because you never see them again. But when you live in a rural area or small town you will meet this person again and again and again.
That’s the big pro of rural places. People actually care about each other.
Roy Wood is a national treasure. I spent 6 months in Mobile Alabama and That.Was.Plenty.
The way she put her arm around that black man was mad uncomfortable.
Like she was giving him the "This is my black friend" hold.😂😂😂😂
😳😬😬😂😂
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My father was born in Alabama in the 1930's. When he graduated from high school he joined the Air Force. Saved his money and moved his mother and her mother to Cleveland. I asked about his childhood and teen years. He wouldn't. His experiences went to the grave....Alabama and Mississippi were the worst states for black people in the 30's, 40's, 50's and 60's.
"In Jesus name... byebye."
This man hang up on Jesus like he talking to his grandma 😂
I could watch Roy Wood Jr all day - that man is hilarious.
"I'm just out here cuz Bigfoot's here"
*Slowly stops vehicle*
I never saw that coming.
Roy should had started howling
How these interviewers hold their composure after some of these responses I will never know. Kudos to them because that is a true skill.
The secondhand embarrassment I have from this video as a person from Alabama is STRONG. I cringed the whole time. We are not all like this I swear 😂
"...when the lion can lay down with the sheep" - Hahahaha how did THAT not come up in the Roy Moore segment? It depicts exactly the power dynamics involved!
Journalism at its finest . No gray area here .
This rendition of alabama is spot on, with the exception being the preacher embracing iraqi immigrants. That kind of thing is very rare.. and they didn’t even scratch the surface on white supremacy groups, anti environmentalism, hatred of science, covid conspiracies, or the trumpism epidemic, most of these plaguing all southern states. The only worse state to live in would have to be Mississippi. I’m from alabama so I would know
Hi Dr. Rev. Barber! 💜 Just saw you on here marching on the Edmund Pettus Bridge. Organizer of The Poor People's Campaign (among many other things), from my home state of N.C.
This show never disappoints! Trevor, Roy and Dessi are doing great work , talented
Jordan???
"Probably wanna make the forest great again too" 🤣🤣
Roy is so hilarious. I love uncle Roy!
Hi
"Jordan Klepper for sure" ROFL
He's not wrong. Klepper is the funniest correspondent. For sure.
LOL! I had to blurt out laughing at that, too xD
He has some nerve. For sure.
That Black guy looked so embarrassed when the old guy started the "Rrrrrrooooool. . . . " thing.
Showing this real side of the US makes me happy that I just visit it for tourism.
I don't see how this is the real side. Alabama is just a small part of the US. As a tourist, you'd be visiting cities where most Americans live.
@@SuperWilkat Can't deny that.
@@abdifatahabdi2411 despite losing the popular vote in 2016 as well 🤦♂️
@@SuperWilkatSad & scary as that is, it means 2/3 of us know d@mn well Biden won lawfully & we have no intention of letting that neo-fascist, orange menace anywhere near the WH, again.
Then you haven’t seen enough of the US to know the difference.
18:50 "Jordan Klepper, for sure." Ouch :)
ALABAMA….. the taint of America. This sad state needs MAJOR funding for EDUCATION.
Easy. Their college graduate rate has increased dramatically over the last few decades. They are moving forward.
Chicago is the taint of America.
What about public schools, everyone in college not from Alabama.
But they can't spell dat' word !
@@X2LR8 Fun fact about Florida: worst state in the union.
The Alabaman “scientist” was looking for Bigfoot. Go figure.😂😂😂
Yes, you are right to be concerned.
And your scientist tells you that a $5 box of Chinese masks can stop the most deadliest virus of the last 100 years 😂
@@themiddleclasstaxslave651 Have you heard of Orthohantavirus, Marburg virus, and Ebola virus, among others? These are rather more deadly than Covid 19.
@@sense-reflect-act6791 lol….
@@themiddleclasstaxslave651 Nothing really funny there. The funnier aspect of this chat is the fact you're making yourself look like an idiot. Are you from Alabama?
I was actually hoping this would make me feel better about Alabama but....nope.
Cheer up. Bad as it is, Alabama's still better than Floriduh.
I mean it could be Texas so at least they aren't that bad
The beginning part about respecting differences in opinion was nice at least :/
Expell Alabama Rep. Mo Brooks from congress for inciting January 6th
PLEASE
He sounds like George Wallace when he speaks, makes sence, they're both from Alabama
I can’t upvote this enough
But how would DC get along without his 3 functional brain cells?
Agreed. Roll Tide.
Jim Smith: can you imagine a football team made with all bigfoots
Me: they should probably literally just have a team called Alabama Bigfoots
I wish I could like this comment more than once.
Bigfoots play rugby. No pads...
Yes! The Alabama Bigfoots!
The Bama Bigfeets
@@TmRnBn ...and no teeth.
If this was supposed to make me like Alabama…it doesn’t.
No ! You may want to avoid going there . Though Gulf Shores is not too bad . Charlie don't surf ! Except during hurricanes' .
All of us?
Hi
He said, "Don't talk to me like I'm your husband!". I lost it! 😂
We love Alabama!
(cough cough,some parts)
"I didn't know grapes had leaves"..."Despite these microaggressions..." yes
muscadine eating ice
Half my people's food is grape leaves. The other half is olives.
"Jazz hands", and "cell phone signal"...gave me back to back, spit takes. Paused to get a refill. Back for more, so hit me again !
You stung me again with last line. Great post. Thanks.
Roy knows Reuben Studdard? I didn't know that!
Enjoy it while it lasts.. he's not going to live to be an old man, eating like that.
They are both from B'ham
“Can you imagine what kind of team we’d have if we had all Bigfoot on it” 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂🤷🏻😂
I hadn’t thought about that lately.
Why they trying to make athletic slaves out of the Bigfoots. Jeeesus!!!!
They'd never win a game once the other team figures out to bring the beef jerky.
Have you seen Alabama players?! I'm pretty sure that's already the case! Lol
@@WapajeaWalksOnWater
Players can get paid now, so finally some justice for that.
Is he going back to the studio? I'm gonna miss RUclipsr Noah 😢
why is this edited
@@jamesmuhly4144 You can edit your own comments. Maybe b/c typo ?
I honestly look forward to seeing Trevor Noah back in the studio sporting a suit, a haircut and looking as one RUclips viewer put it "Mother in law approved."
One of the best times I had when I lived in L.A. was when Alabama went to the rose bowl ...they travel deep, party hard and played nice...and they know they're football
That lady seemed big mad not like skit mad 😂🤣
I haven't finished the video but I loved the guy who's protecting the forest.
His heart is in the right place.
Roy Wood Jr and Jordan Klepper. These guys are hilarious!!
Word to the wise; fill up your gas tank and get your car fully serviced before driving THROUGH Alabama. It is utterly terrifying.
Could u tell me why please?:))
Aykhan Karaman did you watch the video?
@@Satopi3104 yes
Not the Rocket City in Huntsville Alabama
@@bamagrl26 Riiiiiiiiiight. (eyeroll) Voters who keep returning the likes of Mo Ron Brooks to office are some real "rocket scientists".
As an Alabamian, Noah,I am offended that no one mentioned fried pies in this segment. It's complicated. Some folks swear peach cobbler is the thing (most of those folks live in Chilton county, however), but it's fried apple pies that reign! Nuff said.
That’s really the only thing your offended by…
@@cloudy_dayz5000 Maybe my humor lacks the punch I would hope. I am not offended by the people in my state and the cruelty of many laws and policies. I am saddened by it.
Alabama is quite the contradictory state isn't it?
Seems so at least a bit likely depending on the area.
They all are
Extremely
Well to alabama where people condemn others with biblical slander but hate when that same energy is given to them
We got everything all in one state.
All the states are very diverse.
I’ve never understood why highly rated black athletes keep going to universities that represent states that see them as nothing less than a commodity, and states that are trying to tell them to shut up and play. If you want to make a change, highly rated recruits should take their services elsewhere and watch how a football crazed state attempts to change
Honestly. Black athletes are in the best positions in their lives to start up their own leagues and generate enough revenue to either be on par or overtake the established leagues already.
Why anyone plays football is beyond me.
Because these universities attract them by giving admits and more benefits than other universities that are harder to get into.
who said a racist wasn't greedy af and ready to exploit another race?
I believe the saying is, "Pride come before a fall". I understand the saying much better now.
I believe it's "pride cometh before the fall." I just know it from Hamilton.
As an Alabaman, this is hilarious/sad, and accurate.
I love this positive story about Alabama; they actually have a lot of natural beauty, and the people hope it's not acting for the camera, but they look friendly
As an Alabamian I approve of this video. 👍
#RollTide
Georgia is better.
@@angelgjr1999 home is where you make it. Lived in a lot of places in my day and decided to settle here. Georgias a great state also , just not where I wound up. Glad you’re happy there!
@@TerryTurner war eagle!😂
@@jackwood8307 BOOOO!🤣
I have two college degrees, a life long passion for learning everything, and I google maybe 5 times a day.
Tinia pedis = athelete's foot
Learned yesterday.
😁😜
😂❤️ where are you from?
My favorite callers to Finebaum: Phyllis, Jerome, Larry, and my man Legend.
Exactly 💯 just think if Tammy had been there. R.I.P. TAMMY
5:04 wasn't expecting that and now I'm cleaning dr. Pepper off my monitor, keyboard, and I'm going to have to reroll this thing now...
Yeah I’m sure that happened.
There really are some fantastic things about Alabama. Leaving it for instance.
"In Jesus name,bye bye" 🤣
In 3rd grade my family moved from Illinois to Alabama. I was an excellent reader and not a single kid in my class could read. The teacher had me help them teach kids to read... in 3rd grade. The public school system in Alabama is very sad. Thankfully my mom pulled me out and I started homeschool after that. Ended up graduating a year early and going to college at 17.
That took a turn there with BF! Ja ja! These state videos are genius and really highlight the correspondents well. They are ALL hella-funny and talented! Roy Moore had me applauding after! Muchísimas gracias!
Ugh, religion shouldn't be a part of politics, at all.
Religion shouldn't be part of anything. People need to be protected from these stultifying hate ideologies.
Technically it's unconstitutional, but that hasn't stopped them from trying to make Christianity the established religion.
@@SevenOfNineteen Islam too?
@@andraddya8447 Sure. All religions.
I'm growing up in italy as a half Italian half alabamian and all I have to say is WAR EAGLE!
But more seriously my mother always described growing up in alabama as growing up in a little world where the most important thing in the world was who was going to win the Friday game
I'm with you! WAR EAGLE!! I was born and raised in Alabama but, haven't lived there in years.
Dear Barn fans, they play on Saturdays.🙄
@@S7J7P7 yes, I know.
@@susanhunter9196 Does Elisa???
The roooooooooolll TIDE guy was great
All the BAMA FINBAUM Callers are there, Phillis, is the best. This is what I love about being a ROLL TIDE ROLL FAN 🙌 They went to Montgomery and the Ham. Dreamland BBQ is better in Tuscaloosa than anywhere 😋😜. Love You Reuben 😍😘
What makes my opinion correct? Facts.
I like Roy... if I'm in an Alabama forest, I am wearin' that bright orange jacket!
Never wear bright colors in any forest! its a proverb.
If you're in a forest in the south you better be wearing an orange vest or some idiot hunter will shoot you and excuse it by saying "well, I thought it was a deer". I'm from Georgia so I know what I'm talking about.
That watermelon 🍉 comment and the old guy’s visible confusion was hysterical.
Do they know most Alabama university football players are not from Alabama?
Just like all D1 college football teams.
So what! They came to Alabama though...🤷🏾♀️
Never met a zealous Alabama fan that actually is an alumni
And fair to say they don’t stick around after graduation.
There is no way to understand so called racist christians from alabama
Wow you really highlighted everything about alabama state that some of us were so clueless about..what a fantastic show
Bigfoot doesn't want to be found, otherwise, he'd have to start paying taxes to continue living lol
"Trevor, the Speaker of the House used his power to benefit himself, financially; the Chief Justice had too much pride to obey orders from a higher court; and finally, the Governor, well he's looser than a rope tied by a three-fingered man with Vaseline hands."
😆😆😆 Is that an _Alabama_ metaphor? That sounds like a metaphor from the same people who gave us phrases like, "Sorry. I got my tongue in front of my eyetooth and couldn't see what I was sayin'."
"I didn't know grapes have leaves" not sure why that made me laugh.
Alabama is like the sober-but-now-brain-dead Florida
Did he really calling him Yankee? Is that like never gonna away? Weird.
165 years of fighting “Northern Aggression”. Sick.
they’ve never forgotten that but can’t understand how black folks have never forgotten slavery or jim crow
We use “Yankee” in a bunch of different contexts. The only time it’s said the way yall took it is in an actual discussion of the civil war. It’s mostly a blanket term for northerners or “city folk”. Not always said negatively either. I don’t think that guy said it as an insult at all. Just in reference to differing speech patterns
@@PapaJupiter Still a very weird name to still have around. It is typical humans though, always have to name call and point out the "they are not us".
@@justadad6677 Which is exactly what this video is. I did enjoy it, to be clear. But it’s just another “Let’s laugh at the dumb hicks. It’s almost like they think they’re real people”
Just think of “yankee” as our “redneck”
Legitimate answer to the question of it’s continuing usage… it’s pretty much already phased out. You’ll hear it occasionally, but I don’t know if I’ve ever heard it from anyone under 25.
Did he just 'bye bye' at the end of his prayer??? 🤦🏾♀️🤣
@15:17 Dude said "In Jesus name...Bye Bye!" 🤣
😂😂😂💀💀
😆😆😆😆
I'm from Alabama and love my Crimson Tide! I can't stand Finebaum and a lot of his ignorant callers.
1:13 the black dude was so embarrassed. lol
The words Alabama and dignity should never meet in the same sentence.
LOL guy talks about being brought together,, then flat out calls the guy a yankee. Hilarious stupidity on display.
Probably still have some grudges against the folks who have killed few of his relatives
☘️ Alabamian man to Alabamian woman :
" *Don't talk to me like I'm your husband* ..!
Priceless! 😂😂