@Ricarlo some of the vids could be better but some vids are pretty good keep working on you acting in the therapist one when you like started saying no no it just didn't seem genuine
what the fuck are you talking about? either the entire class was black, or you can tell who he was specifically looking at. which, you can't. also, if I'm not mistaken the point of the video is that he's the only black person and the rest of the class is white. otherwise, why would he go out of his way to make a joke about the way the teacher pronounced the names of different students. the shit you consume and assume on a daily must be overwhelming.
@@bruble14 Bruh, that's also typically how it went in school. Ripped the band-aid off. Accurate as fuck too. Only black kid? Everyone turns to look at you...that's how things go
I’m the only black kid in my AP History class, and when my teacher started ranting about how John C. Calhoun thought black people were ‘incompetent’ ‘stupid’ ‘slaves’ and ‘should be treated as children’…every word really hit me hard, even though I know he didn’t mean it like that. Shit hurted fr I was ready to cry.
Yea, and every time we speak about the injustice black people and immigrants have faced over centuries, and I see how far we’ve come along, my resolve gets that much stronger. And my pride grows that much bigger.
@@ankle_juice I'm sorry your history teacher acted so insensitive, hurtful and ignorant ~ even in saying this, I know it's feeble compared to the pain he inflicted and you felt, and I'm really sorry you had to be in class, being good with attendance and learning, and then that hatefully presented lecture. He was wrong and unskilled. All inexcusable for a teacher! The most you can learn from that, is to search yourself to not ever go down that path of ignorance and communication in life. I am encouraged by your true learning and recognition of the various ancestors and their strength! Let your pride grow bigger in yourself and your ability to overcome and Represent all your ancestors' Brilliance shining on through you now! We're All Still Here. Much Love and Many Blessings to you in your wisdom gatherings and Righteous actions. Keep Blessing the world with your Divine Gifts!
As an Asian American, the new laws in places that require Asian American history make me TERRIFIED because I've watched for years teacher fail to teach African American history
Oh jesus christ. I cannot tell you I relate personally as I'm white but I've heard horror stories from friends and classmates. Like, why y'all STARING at every black or minority kid when this topic is brought up, what do you expect them to do, start crying? Why does that matter to you? It's really alienating and kind of invasive, I imagine, so stay strong buddy, oof.
I took East Asian Studies at university and it was taught by a white guy, he did aight. I could tell he had a passion for it. But, I still wanted an instructor who identified as East Asian. Just like I purposely took Mandarin from a native speaker. I’ve learned a great deal of Black American history from a white guy, so no shade to every white instructor. However, I feel like there are enough black instructors to teach our history. Same for Chinese, Mexican, Arab etc.
I’m sleep bro! “Then you’d listen to the words coming out of my mouth. Bitch.” Bro you had me straight dying of laughter! I was literally crying and my wife looked at me like I was crazy! I felt it bc ima smart ass who says shit like that all the time to my friends but you perfected that shit! Yo I haven’t laughed this hard over something random in a long time.
Boy this takes me back growing up in the south. Every time it was time to talk about slavery, Jim Crow, segeration, almost ever teacher I had looked over to me as they spoke. I don't think it was always hostile though. I had a teacher who would occasionally pat my back as she spoke about it. I think she was trying to comfort me but that shit was really awkward lol.
I'm genuinely curious if this happens with other races, I remember being in an all black school In south Carolina but we never did a unit on slavery and I can't really remember being stared at if we did have one.
I remember in third grade when we talked about slavery during black history month everybody looked like me as if i was a slave. I was born in Nigeria where slavery and white supremacy didn't really exist so my family has no slave experiences yet they treat me like I had to flee my country because I was the grandchild of a slave. Then after class the two blonde girls came up to me and started apologizing for keeping me as a slave and I was genuinely confused, since when was I your slave??? They all assumed because black people were used as slaves a 100 years ago so was I-💀🖐🏾
@@hisaceinthehole3426 where did I assume he's enslaved lol? I was saying its inaccurate to say slavery and white supremacy weren't a thing in Nigeria. The post didn't say "slavery and white supremacy weren't a thing when I lived there or in my lifetime" he made the general statement "slavery and white supremacy didn't really exist" which is just factually incorrect if you take the most cursory look at Nigerian history.
I was literally the only black kid in my history class and my teacher was way too enthusiastic about slavery. He would be making jokes and stuff and was smiling when talking about how the slaves used to get whipped all whilst making direct eye contact with me. 😂
Bruh nah cause why’d this remind me that i had an African American history class as extracurricular and there were literally 2 white dudes in there 😭 and the teacher exempted one of them from doing the work for that class and gave him some unrelated fictional books to read about because he felt uncomfortable PLS
I was the only black person in my honors English class and when we started reading huckleberry Finn my teacher (I still love her to this day, so don’t hate on her) said that while we were reading we HAD to say the n word when it came up. But otherwise no one could say it, just while we read. This was her attempt at teaching us like we were in a college setting. Anyway when the first time came around for someone to say it every single person in class looked at me with the sorrow of Demeter when Persephone left to go to the underworld. Not a single person wanted to say it. Every class after that whoever had to say it that day would avoid looking at me.
kinda same thing happened to my class. it was a diff book but our english american teacher wanted us to read including the word (btw we were mostly asians in class) but we didnt read it and we got scolded by the teacher. we only had one black person as our classmate that time but its not like we avoided him after that tho. it prolly made him super uncomfortable tho but idk, did we seem rude or smthn? :((
My English teacher was actually really smart about it. We were reading To Kill a Mockingbird and obviously the word comes up every once in a while. She said that we can skip over it bc we don’t live in that time and it isn’t right to do all rhat
When they talk about slavery and then all the kids look at you, hug you and say “Aw I'm so glad you can come to school with us now!” Bruh don't touch me
bruh i grew up in the philippines and I'm a half japanese half filipino, its like when we discuss the world war 2 about japan invading the philippines my classmates always gave me the stink eye like its my fault bruh im filipino too so i can relate lmaoooo
It's because they lack any meaningful experiences with other cultures or ethnicity. It wasn't until my mom started working at a nursing home that I realized those from the Philippines look vastly different from those from Vietnam or Korea. I'd imagine it would be slightly similar for other races, however the staring at you part is just plain wierd.
It's why everyone should allow their kids to experience others cultures in a positive way. If I would have lived with the other side of my family, I'd be a ignorant ass.
When this part of the history lesson comes up it always feels weird. It gets even weirder when some books or teachers try to make the confederates the underdogs and sympathetic. Gets really weird, real quick.
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i remember in second grade we were learning about Abraham Lincoln and slavery, and my teacher pointed at me and 2 other black kids in my class individually and told us we wouldn’t be here right now if it weren’t for Abraham Lincoln, keep in mind we were 7 💀
Bro same but it was one of my classmates like I was the only black kid in the class they really told me I couldn't learn with them if it weren't for Abraham Lincoln
@@random_youtuber8095 Well I don't remember the 2 time exactly so I'll tell the first one. She was explaining to us how slavery started and when she was ending the session she was standing up there, started smiling looking into space and said "And THAT'S how we started slavery!" Only me and several other students caught it. We all said "what???" "What you just say??" She looked like she came back to earth and realized what she said out loud. Her smile disappeared and she said "uhhh anyways next lesson we'll move into..." She did that crap again the 2nd time but I don't remember exactly. She also was always unfair to color kids.
I was the only black student in my AP US History and AP English and Language Arts class. Both had units on slavery with photo/video presentations and class discussions. It was so uncomfortable since everyone kept staring at me while they thought I wasn't looking; and at the same time whenever I was in a group, people would either talk less for fear of saying something wrong, or field every response to me since I was black. I'm anxious and shy by default, and those situations kind of heightened the emotions and tendencies that I have when anxiety kicks in. I wound up either staring down at the floor or out of the window during those classes.
In my 6th grade English class, we were demonstrating the social hierarchy, and our teacher gave the slave category to our ONE black kid, who was in a group of Hispanics.
I remember in 4th grade my teacher was teaching us about slavery. During reading time she asked my friend, who was black, if she had any of her relatives in slavery. My friend didn't know how to answer that question so she started crying. Then the teacher started to apologize to her and said it was ok if she didn't want to talk about it.
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@@noaholson9047 100 years is not that far back. When I was in 4th grade I had relatives who used to be slaves, but I sure wouldn't want to break down that part of my history at 8 years old in the middle of the classroom.
I like it that Germany teaches kids about holocast but why that soon? I believe that no kid should learn about World War and holocast and Hitler before the age of 18.
@@ranjanbiswas3233 The major problem with that though is that there is not everyone goes to ollege, so if you have to wait until they are 18, there is a good chance they will miss out. Sure someone else could tell them about it, but that's when you get a lot of misonformation.
@@ranjanbiswas3233 Could you imagine ONLY hearing about the Holocaust until you’re an adult? It’s like never telling your child that death exists until their sister dies. Early, age appropriate education is key to developing a proper view of the world.
hmm, that was me for the cold war unit. then there's the time someone asked me if my parents were russian hackers trying to mess with the election, but that wasn't in school, at least...
if anyone is interested, Bailey Sarian started a podcast called Dark History where she talks about the more gruesome aspects of history and what really happened, mostly the topics that you aren't taught in school. There are several episodes surrounding slavery and the mistreatment of African American people, some about Asian and Mexican abuse as well, its important to know about but it is hard hitting stuff and isnnt easy to listen to all the time. if you are interested i highly recommend.
Did she talk about Black kings that sold their fellow black people as slaves too? Cuz i get the thought that slavery wasn't just a 1 or 2 race thing, and the fact that history classes sorta just dont elaborate that is stupid.
@@Nanashi20 She refers to dehumanization treatment in the USA. What's going on in Africa, or even the moon doesn't matter. Arguing that everybody did it doesn't make Europeans deeds less abusive, it's just rationalizing dehumanization and diverting accountability.
@@ranjanbiswas3233 how many 13-17 year olds do you know with the capacity to put something like that together? How many teens do you know who even know how to begin the process of a law suit? Luckily for the schools, they never teach anyone that stuff
I remember this one time, in primary school... We were doing an history class on slavery and, since I was one of the only black kid in the class AND that I was at the first row, well... The teacher used me for an example and another guy (that, FUN FACT, I really didn't get along with, lets call him Sam) being like "Ok, let's say YOU are a slave and Sam is your owner" It was akward, but honeslty, I cringe more today than back then
Literally facts. This is exactly what happened when we started talking about slavery and when we had to read Huck Finn and To Kill a Mockingbird where they say the n word. Teacher straight up asked me if it was okay that they said “nigg*r” and every time they read the damn word, they looked at me and every time slave(Ty) was mentioned, they looked at me. Good times.
As the only black person in my history class, today when talking about the Articles of confederation and how many representatives would be for each state, she mentioned that slaves were only worth 3/5 of a person toward the population. It was when she said the word slaves that Every. Single. Person. Immediately looked at me like I was going to have a reaction. Almost blew up at the class today
my friend was the only black person in our history class of junior year in high school, and i was the only east asian person. the students there were INCREDIBLY racist and would keep looking at her and laughing and making racist comments when we discussed slavery, and then for me they did the same thing when it came to discussing the japanese internment camps 🙃🙃 great memories
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Anytime someone asks me “if you could travel back in time, what year would you go to” my response is always “ well… history hasn’t been too kind to my people so I only have about maybe 40-60 safe years to travel back to.”😅😢
This is what I hated about going to a predominately white school, anytime there was a video pertaining to slavery people would look at me like I actually went through that and they’re trying to express sympathy
In my ap history class we had this whole list of questions we were supposed to answer by the end of class based on the lecture and whenever I raised my hand to ask a question the answer would always be 'Slavery is WRONG and we know BETTER now!' Like... sorry about your white guilt, but I'm trying to get an A. Pretend I'm a white student and tell me about the economic impact of cotton.
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There’s a play called Pipeline that addresses this passive aggressive treatment of black students. The main character, Omari, attends a private school primarily attended by white kids, and in one of his classes the teacher assumes Omari has experienced the racism and violence of the book that they are reading and picks on him disproportionately to talk about the black character in a very cruel and intentionally discomforting way. Omari is uncomfortable with the biased and pointed discussion and tries to leave, and he ends up pushing his teacher out of the way. This causes him to become a target for the “Pipeline” which is the term for the unfair amount of charges and arrests that black students experience in comparison to their peers so that they can feed the prison system, a form of secondary slavery. It’s very good and touches on themes like the role of a parent vs that of a teacher, and it’s morally grey when it comes to Omari’s actions.
I remember being in an American history class (which I was practically obligated to take), and being one of the very very few Hispanics in the class, I couldn't care less about half the things they talked about. I do remember though that for the Spanish-american war and Mexican-american war, the teacher did seem to focus in on me and the other Hispanic kid in the class
In reading class we were doing a lesson on the civil war and our bellringer was to wright about how slavery affected people's daily lives and the one black kid in our class said "Well Weston still calls me the hard r so I'm putting that". Southern schools man.
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Damn this was so awkward to watch. I grew up in a predominantly black community and school. Most of the classes only had one or two white kids in them, including me. So whenever this topic came up 15 pairs of eyes would zoom onto the closest one. Of course I knew this was just them razzing me but damn did it feel awkward.
I love how when he said slavery he just started walking back like nah I know what's about to happen
Fr
He Heard what they were gonna teach and he was like nah I'm Good
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@Ricarlo ight ight for sure I'll check it out I was gonna read manga
@Ricarlo some of the vids could be better but some vids are pretty good keep working on you acting in the therapist one when you like started saying no no it just didn't seem genuine
“Today we’ll be learning about …SLAVERY.” Whilst intensely looking at every black kid in the class
Frrr
what the fuck are you talking about? either the entire class was black, or you can tell who he was specifically looking at. which, you can't. also, if I'm not mistaken the point of the video is that he's the only black person and the rest of the class is white. otherwise, why would he go out of his way to make a joke about the way the teacher pronounced the names of different students. the shit you consume and assume on a daily must be overwhelming.
@@bruble14 Bro I’m just talking about my experience living in a predominantly white area. No need to get so annoyed.
@@brodem5597 well, you're right. It was a bit confusing because you quoted the video but yeah no need for high energy here. I'm sorry.
@@bruble14 Bruh, that's also typically how it went in school. Ripped the band-aid off. Accurate as fuck too. Only black kid? Everyone turns to look at you...that's how things go
"Only in history class will you hear the cracks that whipped the backs of real slaves" My goodness, felt like my ancestors were watching me💀🤣🤣
lol
XD
XD U IDIOT
DONT CALL ME A IDIOT U DUMMY
ok :(
I’m the only black kid in my AP History class, and when my teacher started ranting about how John C. Calhoun thought black people were ‘incompetent’ ‘stupid’ ‘slaves’ and ‘should be treated as children’…every word really hit me hard, even though I know he didn’t mean it like that. Shit hurted fr I was ready to cry.
thats the hard part of history. its cruel but still very important to know
Yea, and every time we speak about the injustice black people and immigrants have faced over centuries, and I see how far we’ve come along, my resolve gets that much stronger. And my pride grows that much bigger.
I dont know what it feels like to be in that situation but it sounds like a nightmare :( im so sorry you have to deal with that.
@@3nowStorm thats a good teacher. shame not all teachers are considerate like that. :(
@@ankle_juice I'm sorry your history teacher acted so insensitive, hurtful and ignorant ~ even in saying this, I know it's feeble compared to the pain he inflicted and you felt, and I'm really sorry you had to be in class, being good with attendance and learning, and then that hatefully presented lecture. He was wrong and unskilled. All inexcusable for a teacher! The most you can learn from that, is to search yourself to not ever go down that path of ignorance and communication in life.
I am encouraged by your true learning and recognition of the various ancestors and their strength! Let your pride grow bigger in yourself and your ability to overcome and Represent all your ancestors' Brilliance shining on through you now! We're All Still Here. Much Love and Many Blessings to you in your wisdom gatherings and Righteous actions. Keep Blessing the world with your Divine Gifts!
When he called shawty a bitch😭😭😭😭
Damn you and moe need more videos together 😂
highlight moment of the vid fr
Then stared her down like “yea bitch say sum.”
Facts their videos together are hilarious
My teacher accidentally called a student a bitch before, whole class went silent, he apologized tho.
As an Asian American, the new laws in places that require Asian American history make me TERRIFIED because I've watched for years teacher fail to teach African American history
As a half German(white) half Asian American, I share your fear
Thankgod im in another country. I would be TERRIFIED.
@@genderfluidlygay7146 from one enby to another, nice name.
Oh jesus christ. I cannot tell you I relate personally as I'm white but I've heard horror stories from friends and classmates. Like, why y'all STARING at every black or minority kid when this topic is brought up, what do you expect them to do, start crying? Why does that matter to you? It's really alienating and kind of invasive, I imagine, so stay strong buddy, oof.
I took East Asian Studies at university and it was taught by a white guy, he did aight. I could tell he had a passion for it. But, I still wanted an instructor who identified as East Asian. Just like I purposely took Mandarin from a native speaker. I’ve learned a great deal of Black American history from a white guy, so no shade to every white instructor. However, I feel like there are enough black instructors to teach our history. Same for Chinese, Mexican, Arab etc.
bro i had a group project on history and i was the only black kid so they assumed i knew everything already 💀
Shit you loved it boi you and dem ancestors back yonder.
According to American history black people were whipped because they were "freaks." Goddamn love this country and it's historical accuracy 😎👍🇺🇲
@@Bird.Lover6000 that's not according to what's taught,don't try to lie
That’s illegal 💀💀💀
@@Bird.Lover6000 wrong black people are not freaks and two that’s not what’s taught
Teacher: “let’s learn about slavery”
All of the white students looking at the black kid: 🙎🏿👀👀👀👀👀👀👀👀👀👀
Fr bro 😭😭😭
Lol
They think they are giving attention to that black kid by looking at him.
In reality, they are being rude.
Dude my grandparents weren't even slaves my parents moved from Nigeria which is where my roots are.
@@sapphirewings8638 shii you guys were the fast ones 🙇🏿
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As the only African kid in my my grade in middle school, I feel this hard.
Where are you from?
@@Nehauon Toronto. My school was 1) tiny and 2) in the heart of "koreatown".
@@Alpha-bn6cj i am from cuba. We both had slaves in our country that many of our inhabitants have heritage from
@@Nehauon i appreciate how proud Cubans are of their African heritage 👌🏾
Nice, Koreatown, I was the only Korean in most of my classes and of course there are even less Koreans in the US.
they all give you that look as if you were apart of slavery💀
Exactly…
@Ricarlo RICARLOOO STOPPPP
Ong they act like im supposed to cry or something. And being the only black dude in honors history doesn’t help lmfao
@@swavyypressure9417 frr😭
@@supastrrz 🤦🏽♀They getting on my nerves too 😂
I’m sleep bro! “Then you’d listen to the words coming out of my mouth. Bitch.”
Bro you had me straight dying of laughter! I was literally crying and my wife looked at me like I was crazy! I felt it bc ima smart ass who says shit like that all the time to my friends but you perfected that shit! Yo I haven’t laughed this hard over something random in a long time.
this genuinely makes me happy to hear bro, i’m the same way.
you got a wife? damn
@@ndablunt lmfaoooo
@@ndablunt pain
@@ndablunt *pat pat* someday buddy. Someday.
Kyle was straight snacking on that ice 🤣
Kyle is anemic, y’all.
@@Beehivessz that’s the worst dirty joke i’ve ever seen, how you finna try and make ice dirty when it’s fucking ice like cmon man, you not that guy
@@Beehivessz doesn’t even make any sense
ice so gud tho
@@Beehivessz tryna gaslight me like that bruh nice move though
Damn, Moe got high-def footage of every History class in Texas. 🤯
Fr it’s hard being black in Texas
@@kinzey8 STOP THE CAP LMAOO
@@fbi7787 nahhhh NO FEDS IN THE CHAT
Im also from texas, im from dallas but im in frisco
@@kinzey8 Agreed...people be tryna slap a lawsuit on us for pullin out a bag of Skittles...smh
"The cracks that whip the backs" somebody been spitting bars 😂
@Wolverine yep 😂
Boy this takes me back growing up in the south. Every time it was time to talk about slavery, Jim Crow, segeration, almost ever teacher I had looked over to me as they spoke. I don't think it was always hostile though. I had a teacher who would occasionally pat my back as she spoke about it. I think she was trying to comfort me but that shit was really awkward lol.
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You had me at *occasionally pat my back* 😆🤣😂
Really? When I went to high school they just glossed over it and said it was about "state rights"
I'm also from the South but we broached more about Texas history because it's a Tecas thing.
I'm genuinely curious if this happens with other races, I remember being in an all black school In south Carolina but we never did a unit on slavery and I can't really remember being stared at if we did have one.
I remember in third grade when we talked about slavery during black history month everybody looked like me as if i was a slave. I was born in Nigeria where slavery and white supremacy didn't really exist so my family has no slave experiences yet they treat me like I had to flee my country because I was the grandchild of a slave. Then after class the two blonde girls came up to me and started apologizing for keeping me as a slave and I was genuinely confused, since when was I your slave??? They all assumed because black people were used as slaves a 100 years ago so was I-💀🖐🏾
>I was born in Nigeria where slavery and white supremacy didn't really exist
yeah surely there was none of that in a literal British colony lol
Bruh moment
@@hisaceinthehole3426 I mean what they said is straight up historically untrue lol
@@hisaceinthehole3426 how did I assume that person was centuries old lmao?
@@hisaceinthehole3426 where did I assume he's enslaved lol? I was saying its inaccurate to say slavery and white supremacy weren't a thing in Nigeria. The post didn't say "slavery and white supremacy weren't a thing when I lived there or in my lifetime" he made the general statement "slavery and white supremacy didn't really exist" which is just factually incorrect if you take the most cursory look at Nigerian history.
I was literally the only black kid in my history class and my teacher was way too enthusiastic about slavery. He would be making jokes and stuff and was smiling when talking about how the slaves used to get whipped all whilst making direct eye contact with me. 😂
That's absolutely terrible, I'm so sorry
Jesus...
um wtff thats really terrifying if u think abt it i hope ur not traumatized by that teacher 😭
Why would someone do that
Bruh why didn't he get fired? That's fucked up
Bruh nah cause why’d this remind me that i had an African American history class as extracurricular and there were literally 2 white dudes in there 😭 and the teacher exempted one of them from doing the work for that class and gave him some unrelated fictional books to read about because he felt uncomfortable PLS
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@@MeishMoe much love man! Your content is engaging and top tier dude, keep it up! ❤️
That teacher cool for that
@@jahbrilplaysgamesandstuff326 he was definitely cool ppl one of my favorite teachers^^
White kids felt really awkward in a room full of black kids when the black teacher spoke of slavery
I was the only black person in my honors English class and when we started reading huckleberry Finn my teacher (I still love her to this day, so don’t hate on her) said that while we were reading we HAD to say the n word when it came up. But otherwise no one could say it, just while we read. This was her attempt at teaching us like we were in a college setting. Anyway when the first time came around for someone to say it every single person in class looked at me with the sorrow of Demeter when Persephone left to go to the underworld. Not a single person wanted to say it. Every class after that whoever had to say it that day would avoid looking at me.
kinda same thing happened to my class. it was a diff book but our english american teacher wanted us to read including the word (btw we were mostly asians in class) but we didnt read it and we got scolded by the teacher. we only had one black person as our classmate that time but its not like we avoided him after that tho. it prolly made him super uncomfortable tho but idk, did we seem rude or smthn? :((
My English teacher was actually really smart about it. We were reading To Kill a Mockingbird and obviously the word comes up every once in a while. She said that we can skip over it bc we don’t live in that time and it isn’t right to do all rhat
@@parad0x.76 personally I wouldn’t care. It’s not like you did it out of malice. But I can’t speak for him
@@prodbyruz2936 that’s what other teachers did but mine basically did what she wanted. She was to good a teacher to lose
your sorrow comparison had me DYING 😂💀
The way that desk almost flipped over getting out of that classroom!! 😂
I like the money man I don't get home now
When they talk about slavery and then all the kids look at you, hug you and say “Aw I'm so glad you can come to school with us now!” Bruh don't touch me
Fr 💀💀💀
Yeah they treat you like a little puppy. F that shiz.
bruh i grew up in the philippines and I'm a half japanese half filipino, its like when we discuss the world war 2 about japan invading the philippines my classmates always gave me the stink eye like its my fault bruh im filipino too so i can relate lmaoooo
F****** yeah we'll sit before dark f*** I want you to go home and go spend time with me and slow the weed up
Dude, that sucks. I'm Filipino too and your classmates lack critical thinking.
Imagine being German, if you think that's already bad
It's because they lack any meaningful experiences with other cultures or ethnicity. It wasn't until my mom started working at a nursing home that I realized those from the Philippines look vastly different from those from Vietnam or Korea. I'd imagine it would be slightly similar for other races, however the staring at you part is just plain wierd.
It's why everyone should allow their kids to experience others cultures in a positive way. If I would have lived with the other side of my family, I'd be a ignorant ass.
When this part of the history lesson comes up it always feels weird. It gets even weirder when some books or teachers try to make the confederates the underdogs and sympathetic.
Gets really weird, real quick.
Teachers try to… sympathize with the confederates? That’s awful!
“My name is Jason…
Jrod sit down.” 😂😂
The Livingston thing come on man it's getting Dark Wolf didn't kind of scare come on where is he OK I'm turning T on what does the store I'll drive-in downtown New York I'll get home now f*** home now but I said before dark f*** I want to go home and go spend time with Nathan smoke weed I'll hate that you're and my brother give you guys money to help us move we need that man we're broken we're gonna
i remember in second grade we were learning about Abraham Lincoln and slavery, and my teacher pointed at me and 2 other black kids in my class individually and told us we wouldn’t be here right now if it weren’t for Abraham Lincoln, keep in mind we were 7 💀
Bro same but it was one of my classmates like I was the only black kid in the class they really told me I couldn't learn with them if it weren't for Abraham Lincoln
I remember my history teacher... She was racist. Such memories. 😂
Wow tell me ab it 😂
I’m here to listen I wanna hear your stories xD
How can a history teacher be racist damn
@@random_youtuber8095 Well I don't remember the 2 time exactly so I'll tell the first one. She was explaining to us how slavery started and when she was ending the session she was standing up there, started smiling looking into space and said "And THAT'S how we started slavery!"
Only me and several other students caught it. We all said "what???" "What you just say??" She looked like she came back to earth and realized what she said out loud. Her smile disappeared and she said "uhhh anyways next lesson we'll move into..." She did that crap again the 2nd time but I don't remember exactly.
She also was always unfair to color kids.
@@krochetwithkrissy dam what the fish
I was the only black student in my AP US History and AP English and Language Arts class. Both had units on slavery with photo/video presentations and class discussions. It was so uncomfortable since everyone kept staring at me while they thought I wasn't looking; and at the same time whenever I was in a group, people would either talk less for fear of saying something wrong, or field every response to me since I was black. I'm anxious and shy by default, and those situations kind of heightened the emotions and tendencies that I have when anxiety kicks in. I wound up either staring down at the floor or out of the window during those classes.
this shit has me in tears🤣😭😭
I asked him f*** off now I said before dark f*** f*** I want you to go on with it because my dad's f****** weird smoke weed
W Tyler pfp
"Today's subject will be about *slavery*"
Jason: peace out✌
@Ricarlo sure !
Dante*
1:20 when he called her a bitch after that awkward silence... I cried!! I had to pause the video! 😂😂
Why tho?!?
@Ricarlo hey your videos are pretty funny and creative fam! Just a lil more practice on the acting skills.
That felt way too personal💀
In my 6th grade English class, we were demonstrating the social hierarchy, and our teacher gave the slave category to our ONE black kid, who was in a group of Hispanics.
💀💀did she do it on purpose?
@@Ari-rf9bu I don’t think so. It was probably just a coincidence or something of the sort.
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this is so relatable, in history class we learned more about slavery and EVERYONE stared at me
YIKES that's so awkward i'm sorry 😭
Tbh… I took history class and couldn’t stop staring at my black and white classmates.
I love how uncomfortable this made me feel at times like I was right there in the classroom!
At the Livingston day come on it's getting dark like I'm getting kind of scared come on rizzy OK I'm turning left into star
I remember in 4th grade my teacher was teaching us about slavery. During reading time she asked my friend, who was black, if she had any of her relatives in slavery. My friend didn't know how to answer that question so she started crying. Then the teacher started to apologize to her and said it was ok if she didn't want to talk about it.
That's no doubt guys for the crazy man gosh don't talk to my Hey guys and you're the money brother give you guys money to help us move how we need that man we'll probably get a pay for it
For history teacher you think he would know that it hasn’t happened in about 100 years right
@@noaholson9047 100 years is not that far back. When I was in 4th grade I had relatives who used to be slaves, but I sure wouldn't want to break down that part of my history at 8 years old in the middle of the classroom.
@@noaholson9047 Slavery still exists, don't act like it doesn't.
@@dietznuts2839 dis nigga spittin
I'm German and I got so many looks from the kids in my class when learning about The world wars, the most awkward thing ever.
I like it that Germany teaches kids about holocast but why that soon? I believe that no kid should learn about World War and holocast and Hitler before the age of 18.
@@ranjanbiswas3233 The major problem with that though is that there is not everyone goes to ollege, so if you have to wait until they are 18, there is a good chance they will miss out.
Sure someone else could tell them about it, but that's when you get a lot of misonformation.
@@ranjanbiswas3233 Could you imagine ONLY hearing about the Holocaust until you’re an adult? It’s like never telling your child that death exists until their sister dies. Early, age appropriate education is key to developing a proper view of the world.
im german and black so i got a lot of those weird looks
hmm, that was me for the cold war unit. then there's the time someone asked me if my parents were russian hackers trying to mess with the election, but that wasn't in school, at least...
He made sure she felt that “bitch” in her heart🤣🤣🤣
when he called her a bitch,that had me dead
he said it super slowly too lol 😂
0:48 lol he walked straight out when he heard that
SlaveRAAAH
Yo the way he spun around at “slavery” was too fuckin good
if anyone is interested, Bailey Sarian started a podcast called Dark History where she talks about the more gruesome aspects of history and what really happened, mostly the topics that you aren't taught in school. There are several episodes surrounding slavery and the mistreatment of African American people, some about Asian and Mexican abuse as well, its important to know about but it is hard hitting stuff and isnnt easy to listen to all the time. if you are interested i highly recommend.
Did she talk about Black kings that sold their fellow black people as slaves too? Cuz i get the thought that slavery wasn't just a 1 or 2 race thing, and the fact that history classes sorta just dont elaborate that is stupid.
@@Nanashi20 She refers to dehumanization treatment in the USA. What's going on in Africa, or even the moon doesn't matter. Arguing that everybody did it doesn't make Europeans deeds less abusive, it's just rationalizing dehumanization and diverting accountability.
Thanks!!
@@lindabb7064 Yes as it should, if no one else is obligated to take accountability for the past of their ancestors then why should we.
@@Nanashi20 She is American, does she need to talk about every slavery? Why so pressed on? Chill.
I’m a history teacher and I was just teaching my seventh graders about slavery, and it went a lot like this. It’s always an awkward topic to cover.
I remember going to an all white school and being the only one not allowed to wear a hood lmao iykyk
Nah they can get sued for that
@@kinzey8 imagine thinking my family had the money to sue
@@worm6910 You want us to assume your family was poor just because you're black
@@worm6910 People can gather money on gofundme and sue the school altogether?
@@ranjanbiswas3233 how many 13-17 year olds do you know with the capacity to put something like that together? How many teens do you know who even know how to begin the process of a law suit? Luckily for the schools, they never teach anyone that stuff
This shit had me on the floor rolling lmao.
The next thing come on it's getting dark but I'm getting kinda scared come on rizzy OK I'm gonna turn around and talk start
I remember this one time, in primary school...
We were doing an history class on slavery and, since I was one of the only black kid in the class AND that I was at the first row, well...
The teacher used me for an example and another guy (that, FUN FACT, I really didn't get along with, lets call him Sam) being like "Ok, let's say YOU are a slave and Sam is your owner"
It was akward, but honeslty, I cringe more today than back then
Literally facts. This is exactly what happened when we started talking about slavery and when we had to read Huck Finn and To Kill a Mockingbird where they say the n word. Teacher straight up asked me if it was okay that they said “nigg*r” and every time they read the damn word, they looked at me and every time slave(Ty) was mentioned, they looked at me. Good times.
Forreal bro 😭🤦🏽♂️ last year in my class, the teacher was talking about slaves and used me as an example istg.
Man was surprising them with a back slapping ringtone omg 🤣🤣
when we wrote an exam on slavery everyone told me to ask my ancestors the answers💀
As the only black person in my history class, today when talking about the Articles of confederation and how many representatives would be for each state, she mentioned that slaves were only worth 3/5 of a person toward the population. It was when she said the word slaves that Every. Single. Person. Immediately looked at me like I was going to have a reaction. Almost blew up at the class today
my friend was the only black person in our history class of junior year in high school, and i was the only east asian person. the students there were INCREDIBLY racist and would keep looking at her and laughing and making racist comments when we discussed slavery, and then for me they did the same thing when it came to discussing the japanese internment camps 🙃🙃 great memories
Just respond “fuck u lookin at nigga” that will either get you sent out of class or get them to stop. Win win.
The fact that I am quite literally the only black kid in my history class makes this more relatable than it should.
You are a lot of money and I'm going to go home now Athletics to think come on man it's getting darker I'm gonna get kind of scared come on where is he OK I'm turning to left the testosterone drive it downtown New York I'll get home now but I said before dark f*** oh I just go home and go spend time with Dan smoke weed
@@dietznuts2839 I too, have once typed while sleeping
@@hiroshiyitama2888 You don't have guys one that doesn't want to give me any pink meals that's it I'm gonna put a pink stick around this 1 but then you're gonna kill these people I don't I'm sick and tired of this fat f****** overnight in my food and time f*****
The teacher speaks like a 1860s plantation owner 💀
Anytime someone asks me “if you could travel back in time, what year would you go to” my response is always “ well… history hasn’t been too kind to my people so I only have about maybe 40-60 safe years to travel back to.”😅😢
Not even that. We wouldn’t be able to go to any really good times. It’s either past 40 years or more than like 500 years.
@@John.Flower.Productions what did I do?
BRO THIS DUDE NEVER MISSES LMAOO
My fourth grade teacher asked one of my friends about her experiences as a “coloured woman” and then asked her if “coloured” was PC
Give this teacher an award.
"You should slow down BOiiii....." Cranked me up 😂😂😂😂😂
@Ricarlo Don't worry man
2:35 His face when he found out 😭
This is what I hated about going to a predominately white school, anytime there was a video pertaining to slavery people would look at me like I actually went through that and they’re trying to express sympathy
I wish I caught someone looking at me. I would pound their skull into the floor.
In my ap history class we had this whole list of questions we were supposed to answer by the end of class based on the lecture and whenever I raised my hand to ask a question the answer would always be 'Slavery is WRONG and we know BETTER now!' Like... sorry about your white guilt, but I'm trying to get an A. Pretend I'm a white student and tell me about the economic impact of cotton.
It’s gotta be a great feeling watching your channel take off like this and seeing all that money just come in, you deserve it all man, thanks for the laughs. Don’t stop grinding. ❤️💯💯✊🏾📈
The ending killed me 😂😂 he said it so deadass
@Ricarlo ricardo please chill with the copy n paste comments. i respect the hustle but it’s spamming my notifs & i usually enjoy reading everyone’s comments. spam makes it hard to keep up.
Damnnnn mans got called out
@@sadsouppp4363 💀
1:27 when your mother says no to a new video game after promising one the other night
😂
There’s a play called Pipeline that addresses this passive aggressive treatment of black students.
The main character, Omari, attends a private school primarily attended by white kids, and in one of his classes the teacher assumes Omari has experienced the racism and violence of the book that they are reading and picks on him disproportionately to talk about the black character in a very cruel and intentionally discomforting way.
Omari is uncomfortable with the biased and pointed discussion and tries to leave, and he ends up pushing his teacher out of the way. This causes him to become a target for the “Pipeline” which is the term for the unfair amount of charges and arrests that black students experience in comparison to their peers so that they can feed the prison system, a form of secondary slavery.
It’s very good and touches on themes like the role of a parent vs that of a teacher, and it’s morally grey when it comes to Omari’s actions.
1:03 one of the funniest scenes ever seen on yt, so simple and yet so brilliant 😂
The bell sound got me dying 😭😭😂
The level of “I don’t want to be here” is real 1000% appropriate reaction once dismissed.
2:42
*You outta pocket G*
I remember being in an American history class (which I was practically obligated to take), and being one of the very very few Hispanics in the class, I couldn't care less about half the things they talked about. I do remember though that for the Spanish-american war and Mexican-american war, the teacher did seem to focus in on me and the other Hispanic kid in the class
this is why im absolutely terrified for black history month
Those chairs are better than the ones we had growing up 😢
0:39 that shouldn’t be so funny to me 💀
I don't know what's more funny, this video, or the fact that I have never met a black man named Jason!
@Ricarlo sorry for my reply containing no information of value. I make funny faces sometimes.
Jason Derulo exists.
@@candicoated2001 I don’t think they’ve met him
Yea Jason is usually reserved for sped serial killers
Lmaoo only he could make calling himself a “bitch” funny😂
Low standards
0:49 OML I LAUGHED SO HARD WHEN HE JUST TURNED AND WALKED AWAY HELPPPPPPPP
+NEW SUBB
This is literally facts
In reading class we were doing a lesson on the civil war and our bellringer was to wright about how slavery affected people's daily lives and the one black kid in our class said "Well Weston still calls me the hard r so I'm putting that". Southern schools man.
Bruh this dude can do a VERSATILE amount of voices and it's hilarious 😂 this dude gonna be one of the best skit makers there is
He did like 2 voices that anybody with a larynx can do
Just finished a semester of AFRICAN AMERICAN history in a class full of white folks staring at me 💯😭🤣
Been there. Never want to go back😭😂💯
With pityful eyes or mockery eyes?
2:21 Got me bro 🤣🤣💀
@Ricarlo dw ill check ur skits out
They way he turned back when he said slavery 😂😂😂😂💀
This is a certified hood classic
simple yet funny, I love these solo comedy sketch channels with one person doing all the roles
the editing really brings it together along with the intentionally slapdash character costumes
simple yet deliberate cuts in the camera angles and that pause before he says "bitch"
i'm about to go full reddit and break down this video but I digress
keep it up man been watching for probably around a year now and always check for the new vids
Felt this in a spiritual level 😭😭😭
Damn this was so awkward to watch. I grew up in a predominantly black community and school. Most of the classes only had one or two white kids in them, including me. So whenever this topic came up 15 pairs of eyes would zoom onto the closest one. Of course I knew this was just them razzing me but damn did it feel awkward.
The bell tone had me rolling.
I love how NO ONE is comfortable
I’m rollin’ yo skits are top tier 😂
Bruh you wild, this is extremely funny without being extremely offensive
i'm mexican, so whenever we talk about immigration it's all 👀
The way he tried to walk back out the class😂😂😂
"Crack a wip academy" 💀 I-
It’s so interesting. I’m so happy I didn’t have this experience because I went to school with almost all black people and had mostly black teachers.
1:15 theres always one always
The whip cracking bell, man i can't
What if you’re not a visual learner 😂😭🤣
On god when I went to history one of my friend passed me a note that said “get ready for class boy” and Stared into my soul
bruh you chomping on that ice sent shivers down my spine. Like how can you chew on ice with a straight face?
I laughed before I even opened the video. Just the title brought back memories
This man said “Bi***”!😂😂😂🤦🏽♂️
I'm Australian and I felt this. Every time we talk about Aboriginal history, there's always that one kid that the teacher picks on