Once again, please watch the ENTIRE video!! Especially the end of this one where I provide clarifications for things that have been misinterpreted in the past! Here’s another important watch from this series! kzread.info/dash/bejne/c597lNeshs68Z5M.htmlsi=F_gFnXxB43hRie1g Thank you all for watching! Instagram: @iL0veHalloween

@tooturnt5465

Ай бұрын

It’s safe to say the youth of today don’t value life like others did back then

@Beatyofeet32

Ай бұрын

I appreciate you hammering these messages home, man. I'm from around the same area you're from, so you know I see the same kind of stuff in these videos regularly.

@be.a.7462

Ай бұрын

I come back home from work and see a Kills Vid pop up 🖤👏

@pensador6953

Ай бұрын

what is the problem of "making the community look bad"? because from were i'm standing that boat already sailed, went across the world, then set sailed again, several times over, in the digital tides of the web ocean. And those currents don't give a damn if you look bad, in fact, that's funny.

@XxJWaynexX

Ай бұрын

@@pensador6953 I'm not sure what you asking exactly but I'll try to answer you. If your implying that it's funny that the community already looks bad and has looked bad for so long that its pointless to try and correct the image then you're don't truly care about your people and should probably distance yourself from further talks with and for them. If your asking why is it important to correct the image of our community, then is a bit more complex. See perception is everything. How people, culture, ideas, everything is perceived on a macro scale. As far as how that perception affects a community is rather simple, if a businesses see a neighborhood as volatile or as an immediate loss then they aren't gonna build business or put stores near that area. The schools will be terrible because they're not going to invest in those areas either. How a group of people is perceived by the majority has huge ramifications on everything to do with the quality of life. So I a country that's predominantly white yes you have to worry about it and if it's negative you have to find ways to change it for the better. I want a culture to be proud of and that ghetto rachet hood shit ain't it, spinning the block on fellow blacks isn't it, promoting drug use and selling drugs isn't it, degrading women/hyper sexualizing women and twerking ass everywhere isn't it, stealing and thuggin it out isnt it. Sorry if you rock with that shit but stupidity is stupidity no matter how you paint it.

Mlk died just for his name to be plastered on some of the worst neighborhoods in America

@reybarrera9345

Ай бұрын

That’s because those neighborhoods are section 8 housing. Those kids just grow up with all the wrong priorities

@Riktamorty

Ай бұрын

MLK was controlled opposition. Utilized to yes- allow blacks into free society - but through a slow flow of control. He was used as a mouth piece

@ShaggyTheClown17

Ай бұрын

They keep voting for the dems who not only fought for slavery but fought against civil rights, didn't take long for them to switch around to rule media n pop culture to get people to enslave themselves.

@MrBondSinatra

Ай бұрын

Absolutely.

@ChiTownGuerrilla

Ай бұрын

I find it ironic how many black people get shot on MLK blvds....

“Your jacket worth 2 bands but you ride the bus to your baby mamas crib” 💀

@theKashConnoisseur

Ай бұрын

TFW you see a $60k sports car parked in front of a $500/month apartment. Priorities!

@billybobbibeau5121

Ай бұрын

​@@theKashConnoisseur im gonna be devils advocate and say saving up on other things to get what you really want is great actually

@theKashConnoisseur

Ай бұрын

@@billybobbibeau5121 I don't disagree with that at all. But the sad truth is most of those Hellcats and Demons parked in front of Sec. 8 housing are financed through a lender instead of saved up for and bought outright. And when your family is struggling to make ends meet, living in a dangerous neighborhood, and barely able to put meals on the table... man, is a sports car really the best thing to save up for?

@billybobbibeau5121

Ай бұрын

@@theKashConnoisseur haha im aware of that i was just saying that to be at peace since i live on very little money and manage to spend "a lot" of it on my hobbies thanks to my frugal lifestyle

@yeetusdeletus9

Ай бұрын

@@billybobbibeau5121 saving up money just to blow it on a depreciating asset when you have no other assets is far from great

I'm a white dude from Chicago. This guy isn't wrong, remember black kids getting criticized for studying and going to school from their peers.

@Nigerian-born_American

Ай бұрын

Yeah, I saw it when I immigrated to America. It was weird, especially when my 5th-grade teacher referred to me as polite, which I, silently, pondered “Aren’t all kids supposed to be polite to their elders to avoid being slapped?”

@liammadden7572

29 күн бұрын

@@Nigerian-born_American lmao grew up in the hoodie my ass would get beat if I said fudge, let alone went out and was foolish.

@jollygrapefruit786

27 күн бұрын

​@@liammadden7572yeah but did your teachers do the same or was it just your parents and elders? Teachers can't do shit today.

@67lately

15 күн бұрын

Tell him about the black me from Chicago you see in suits going to work .. lol you a joke

@fbgDICK

9 күн бұрын

im gangsta

Culture. I'm white. My younger brother is white, but he's into that hood culture. When he was eleven my mom moved the family into some ghetto apartments after her and his dad lost the family home. I'm seven years older than my brother so I didn't live with them, but I'd visit a lot and take my brother to do things, like going to the movies or going off-road in my truck. I love my brother and that was a really hard time for him. More and more often when I'd come to see him he didn't want to hang out. He had other things to do. Turns out her had fallen in with a bad crowd at those apartments and started "hustling". Doing drugs, selling drugs, thieving. Listening to gangsta rap and wanting that lifestyle for himself. It messed up his head to where his priorities are completely mixed up. Recently he had a bad accident and was severely injured. He lost his leg. I was extremely worried about him, as he doesn't have much and doesn't even have a reliable place to live, but a miracle happened and he got $20,000 from insurance. I thought "thank God, he can get his prosthetic leg and hopefully rent an apartment, and have money for food and transportation.". So what did he do? He bought a $5000 gold chain. He doesn't have a damn leg and he bought a chain! And he wasted almost all of the money on other stupid crap, like playing the big shot giving money to bad b*tches. I'm praying insurance covers a prosthetic leg for him, but it doesn't look good. He's staying at someone's house and he has far overstayed his welcome. I'm concerned he'll soon be homeless, and crippled he won't last long.

@edited1325

Ай бұрын

Damn that sucks. Have you talked with the whole family on how you might be able to correct his path?

@middlesiderrider

Ай бұрын

@@edited1325 his dad(my stepdad) is a narcissistic functional drug addict, so there isn't much help there. Our mom is with my brother right now trying to get him straightened out, but there isn't much she can do. She says my brother realizes how stupid he has been, and he's trying to fix things. But this is a years-long cycle with him. He starts doing ok, working a job and maybe renting a place of his own, then just throws it away going back to his gangsta BS. One time he ranted to me how BS it was that he had to pay for stuff, especially rent. And if he wanted something he was just going to take it. Because he DESERVED to have things. He can be a very helpful generous, loving person. But other times he's a complete POS. I've given up on him multiple times, but never for good. He's my little brother, and he's so much younger than me that I basically raised him. I was always building stuff for him, and taking him places. It makes me happy to see him happy. I love him more than anyone except maybe our Mom, and I have more of a bond with him than I do with Mom. But I don't think he'll get better. I've been waiting for years to get a call that he was gone. I hope I'm wrong though. He could still have a good life, even missing a leg.

@aquagrl81

Ай бұрын

I'm just asking, why can't you let him live with you?

@middlesiderrider

Ай бұрын

@@aquagrl81 I have, at least four times in the past eight years. He always ends up getting pissed off and leaving. The last time was last summer. He told our mom he was going to the job agency. He was gone for hours. He finally came home and when Mom asked what happened he said the job agency was closed so he went to hang out with his buddy. So I called the agency and they confirmed that they were open all day. He had blown it off to go get high. I said "Bro you're such a liar." And he flipped out, because he has that "You better respect me or else" mindset. He said he wanted to fight and you me to go outside. All while yelling and cussing at me. Our mom was in an abusive relationship for years so he knows she can't handle yelling but he didn't care. Now most times in our life I'd be able to handle my brother easily. But in the past few years I've had some injuries that have left me barely able to walk at times. So I said, "dude I'm crippled right now" and he said, "I'm going to beat your crippled ass.". I've been struggling with my loss of physical strength so that hurt me deeply. And it was ridiculous he wanted to fight just because I called him out on lying to us. But that's how that ghetto attitude is. People shoot other people over respect. I told him he needed to leave(he would have anyway like he always does). But anyway he left a few days later. I said he couldn't come back. But actually I did let him move back in for a while last winter. He's my little brother and I'll always help him, even though he's hard to live with. He knows he's welcome now. I just went and got a bed for him just in case he does move in again.

@wtech758

Ай бұрын

He’s definitely gonna be one of those one legged homeless people.

Twerking at your sons funeral is a whole other level…

@vernonherb

Ай бұрын

Bro that's 😔 and embarrassing 😳

@derek3708

Ай бұрын

Kid never had a chance

@scarletsletter4466

Ай бұрын

To be fair, she looked wasted af. Sometimes people handle grief differently. I’ve never danced at a funeral but I’ve been drunk at one. So idk I try not to judge

@meowmasterL346

Ай бұрын

​@@scarletsletter4466 justifying someone sexually dancing at their own son as "I try not to judge"?... This is why society's gone over a cliff, people normalize degenerate behavior to not make others feel bad. Shaking my fucking head

@user-ux7uw2ej8d

Ай бұрын

@@scarletsletter4466a childs grave is being desecrated and your first instinct is to defend the woman shaking her ass? That is evil

“Don’t walk away from me! This is a perfectly good moment to throw your life away!”

@QuietKills

Ай бұрын

😭😭😭That scene never fails..

@johnmathis952

Ай бұрын

The boondocks were hip to it too lol

@cwcpants140

Ай бұрын

The Boondocks satirized it before everyone became aware it's a real issue man thats wild

@iwannabethekid34xc

Ай бұрын

@@johnmathis952 prolly cuz it was made by asians. lole

@elpopman2055

Ай бұрын

​@@QuietKills ‭ Guidance for the Young: Proverbs 3:1-35 NKJV‬ [1] My son, do not forget my law, But let your heart keep my commands; [2] For length of days and long life And peace they will add to you. [3] Let not mercy and truth forsake you; Bind them around your neck, Write them on the tablet of your heart, [4] And so find favor and high esteem In the sight of God and man. [5] Trust in the Lord with all your heart, And lean not on your own understanding; [6] In all your ways acknowledge Him, And He shall direct your paths. [7] Do not be wise in your own eyes; Fear the Lord and depart from evil. [8] It will be health to your flesh, And strength to your bones. [9] Honor the Lord with your possessions, And with the firstfruits of all your increase; [10] So your barns will be filled with plenty, And your vats will overflow with new wine. [11] My son, do not despise the chastening of the Lord, Nor detest His correction; [12] For whom the Lord loves He corrects, Just as a father the son in whom he delights. [13] Happy is the man who finds wisdom, And the man who gains understanding; [14] For her proceeds are better than the profits of silver, And her gain than fine gold. [15] She is more precious than rubies, And all the things you may desire cannot compare with her. [16] Length of days is in her right hand, In her left hand riches and honor. [17] Her ways are ways of pleasantness, And all her paths are peace. [18] She is a tree of life to those who take hold of her, And happy are all who retain her. [19] The Lord by wisdom founded the earth; By understanding He established the heavens; [20] By His knowledge the depths were broken up, And clouds drop down the dew. [21] My son, let them not depart from your eyes- Keep sound wisdom and discretion; [22] So they will be life to your soul And grace to your neck. [23] Then you will walk safely in your way, And your foot will not stumble. [24] When you lie down, you will not be afraid; Yes, you will lie down and your sleep will be sweet. [25] Do not be afraid of sudden terror, Nor of trouble from the wicked when it comes; [26] For the Lord will be your confidence, And will keep your foot from being caught. [27] Do not withhold good from those to whom it is due, When it is in the power of your hand to do so. [28] Do not say to your neighbor, “Go, and come back, And tomorrow I will give it,” When you have it with you. [29] Do not devise evil against your neighbor, For he dwells by you for safety’s sake. [30] Do not strive with a man without cause, If he has done you no harm. [31] Do not envy the oppressor, And choose none of his ways; [32] For the perverse person is an abomination to the Lord, But His secret counsel is with the upright. [33] The curse of the Lord is on the house of the wicked, But He blesses the home of the just. [34] Surely He scorns the scornful, But gives grace to the humble. [35] The wise shall inherit glory, But shame shall be the legacy of fools. bible.com/bible/114/pro.3.1-35.NKJV

People need to actually pay attention to the Boondocks. Like, *really* pay attention

@poisonedsoap1341

Ай бұрын

Instead of "The Simpsons predicted it," we'll get "The Boondocks predicted it," but for every episode.

That kid having that much awareness at that age is amazing, I wish him all the best!

As a Black man, I'm afraid of my own people much more than I am of anyone else. I been in situations where the level of ignorance was off the charts and one wrong move couldve ended up with someone dead. Now I do love my people. I've had great times with plenty, but sometimes i get so disappointed. What frustrates me is that when ONE Black person does something bad, it reflects on ALL of us. Not just the individual. We as a community need to do better, and that starts in the home.

@XxJWaynexX

Ай бұрын

"When one Black person does something it reflects on All of us" I literally was expressing this same sentiment the other day. Had family in Memphis that we'd have to visit and I absolutely hated going because I was always the called white boy because while they were learning how to fight and sell I was reading books and hella scared to get in trouble. As a people in America we have to carry our selves to a certain standard which is sometimes higher than what is required of others. This is true for any minority population though. The thing is most of us know this and they still choose to act rachet or ignorant stealing, fighting in public, always showing aggression first, more likely to kill our neighbor than come together to collectively make things better. We have a lot of rich culture to be proud of but the hood and the streets will never one of them. Instead of being proud of our successes most of us are proud of tearing down one another. I have never said this before but I really don't think that there's a more self destructive community which is truly sad because I truly love my people to death. I just want for generations hundreds of years from now to be proud of us and be proud that they're Black.

@ShaggyTheClown17

Ай бұрын

Wasn't too long ago when people in America all shared almost exactly the same culture and it was.... like 1000% better than today, only difference that shouldn't have existed back then was segregation, but I'm convinced the separation of culture was initiated intentionally as some sick kind of revenge for desegregation.

@thick_peanutbutta

Ай бұрын

Same. Found out recently that my 60+ y/o uncle may have had something to do with my family member getting attacked. At his "big" age, he's still hanging around ninjas, and expecting benefits for nothing. Looks down on others who are doing well. He's actually a dangerous person. Like.. at 60?? 😵‍💫

@JesusIsAlphaOmega001

Ай бұрын

​@@thick_peanutbuttaAight....pray for him...I will too...I'm not coming with no aggression. Just real talk. Jesus is the answer. At the end of the day Jesus Christ always has been and always will be the answer.

@johnrazvaliaeff

Ай бұрын

@@JesusIsAlphaOmega001 If jesus is the answer then why is it that with so many people praying to and worshiping him things only get worse? People use this make believe character as a get out of jail free card in life.

Keep telling the truth. This whole "white supremacy" scapegoat is holding us back so much.

@McCaroni_Sup

Ай бұрын

The whites only have supremacy because they have a culture more conducive to it. I don't understand the pride black people have with their culture when its only outcome is being at the bottom of the socioeconomic ladder. I live in a third world country and I make no excuses for my culture's failings which have held us back. It's about time people started understanding that there are bad things about every culture, and it's up to them to identify and eliminate those weaknesses. And that doing so is not racist.

@tina-mariecrocker5687

Ай бұрын

Very well said. Blessed love

@Guyverman01

Ай бұрын

Not that white supremacy isn't real. It very much is.

@indiomoustafa2047

Ай бұрын

As a white person this comment section is a breath of fresh air.

@shouliee

Ай бұрын

⁠​⁠@@indiomoustafa2047question, why is it that on every app whenever blk ppl are having discussions amongst each other yt ppl are somewhere waiting, lurking to pop up and leave their two cents every single time without fail. its so bizarre it gives obsessed vibes.

They removed the physical chains and replaced them with internal ones.

“Twerking is her coping mechanism” lord have fucking mercy we need help folks

Some kid in my town pissed on someones grave and was dead within 2 months then his parents were crying “he was such a good kid” yea okay

@ShaunKang69

Ай бұрын

Ahh yes, thee 'ol "himz a goo boi dat dindunuffin" excuse.

@lokimillzmillieon2985

Ай бұрын

Yeah like in my old city some teens stole a car, think it 4 of them. Cops chased them and they crashed and 3 died or all of them, can't remember. People mad at police saying the police killed them. Why they out 3am with 2 stolen guns?

@Laoboi2o3

Ай бұрын

@@lokimillzmillieon2985 literally if their parents put any effort towards guiding them to a better life they wouldn’t be out tryna steal cars it’s ridiculous this all circles back to stores getting robbed and the store owner defending themselves/their store like if your family member was such a saint why were they trying to attempt and armed robbery?

@spencerm5913

22 күн бұрын

Okay, but pissing on a grave might be a dumb thing to do but its no indication of anything else. The parents have every right to say and feel that way in that circumstance. My issue is when it's things like "robbing a pregnant woman at gunpoint" or "smoking speed balls and using counterfeit money to buy blunt sticks" and then praising that person as a hero. YOU KNOW WHO IM TALKING ABOUT.

@Laoboi2o3

22 күн бұрын

@@spencerm5913 the kids facebook profile was public all his profile pictures either with a gun or making gestures like he had one and constantly talking shit about dead people while his parents were able to see all of that so no you have no argument

Boondocks calls these a “fella moment”

@leafy_cynical6732

Ай бұрын

A “Plantation Worker” moment.

@solusaldrain

Ай бұрын

A "Homie Happenstance."

@AdaptiveApeHybrid

Ай бұрын

Caveman moment really

@meowmasterL346

Ай бұрын

A "fatherless" moment 😂😂😂

@OGDelulu

Ай бұрын

A nikka moment

It’s refreshing to see/hear the righteous anger and raw empathy you have about our people. You and all of us who agree with our stance are the change that we wanna see. 🎯

It really sucks too cause as a white man who grew up poor too, no father in the house, getting my ass best throughout my childhood, these same people spit in my face and tell me I’m the reason for their problems, I am putting them down, when I’m busting my ass to do right and actually try and crawl outta the shit and mud

@Nykandros

11 күн бұрын

Yeah but.... who cares? Lmao. There will always be weaklings. Some redneck down the street blames his new Hispanic neighbors for that job he didn't get. Some white-collar Jake screams at the heavens because the Jews prevented him from getting that promotion. Who cares what the laggards think; are they paying your bills?

@kathorsees

6 күн бұрын

Props to you, and hold on. Don't worry, people find new cool ways to be mean to each other every day. Race doesn’t even need to be a part of it. Grew up in Eastern Europe, and got mugged multiple times by "ghetto" petty criminals of all nationalities - slavs, chechens, uzbeks, you name it. People would laugh at me because I'm "too smart" (because I used the word "syntax" in a sentence - are you for real?), or threaten me cause I wear my hair long and listen to metal and shit. This other time I got punched in the face by a total stranger outside a bar because I was "dancing like a fag" (me and a guy friend were drunk and pretended to dance with each other to make our other friends laugh). It still stings that I didn’t find the courage to punch back. My gf of 14 years (who was there too btw) always tells me I did the right thing by not responding... but man, it stings. There's just something in male culture that makes you feel like you're a coward for not fighting back, even if it's the stupidest fucking fight over absolutely fucking nothing outside some fucking wannabe-yuppie bar. So, long story short - race is just an excuse for subjecting others your shitty personality and aggression. When race isn't available, people easily find other excuses to be dickheads to each other. Glad that you're trying to build a better life for yourself anyway - you and me both, man.

@denzel9455

3 күн бұрын

Look man i hhave no idea why WM/WW always wanna show up but if you know you're not a bad person or the cause of people their "problems" just ignore it. - As a BM how many times do you think men and women have seen me as some type of "bad guy" or they directly think im a stereotype i just ignore it. - When my dad died of prostate cancer it learned me one thing that you gotta live as hard as you can before it's over.

I watched this in school and two black-on-black fistfights occurred before the video ended I swear I’m not joking two fights in one hour

@QuietKills

Ай бұрын

😭😭😭Nahhh that’s actually wildddd bro

@justinbell5421

Ай бұрын

For the culture 😂

@smartcookie3500

Ай бұрын

Good thing schools are gun-free zones.

@WinterFrostDragon1347

Ай бұрын

Dang

@Healingson

Ай бұрын

It be like that man

I was in disbelief about a black artist naming themself GloRilla.

@Augrills

Ай бұрын

Got a nice ring to it 👴🏻

@gs4011

Ай бұрын

That $hit, deadass, sounds like a line from Uncle Ruckus: "New blahck artist? Who? Some up-jumped Glorilla I'm sure (insert most racist statement known to man)".

@Debate_Pervert

Ай бұрын

You know, if we all supposedly evolved from apes, then why are blacks so offended by the mere insinuation that they're apes or monkeys? Seems like that's a little inner projection. White liberals will also lose their shit when you tell their pets what they really think of them.

@strudelh

Ай бұрын

I tried to gaslight myself thinking it was maybe pronounced “Gloria” and I’m just reading it wrong, but no… 😭

@jeremyweems4916

Ай бұрын

​@@gs4011 Now I gotta go watch the Boondocks 😂

As a white man, it is nice to hear that not all of the problems in the world are caused by my existence. Every single life matters, period.

@voidinfinite5603

Ай бұрын

It's not, u being white makes u easy target for idiots. I'm not from the US (afr) even I can see the bs again white people by idiots just ignore them 🙏

@voidinfinite5603

Ай бұрын

Idiots believe that because ur white, normal black people (African BTW) can see the Bs again white people.... Just ignore them couse it will hamper ur life 🙏

@voidinfinite5603

Ай бұрын

Ignore them n live like u want this is not a u problem normal ppl don't think like this in South Africa we learn to respect others 🙏

@Nigerian-born_American

Ай бұрын

@@voidinfinite5603 Yeah, continental Africans see the BS, and when I came here, I was shocked

@CombineWatermelon

28 күн бұрын

​@@voidinfinite5603South Africa? You're doing the same shit but worse, because there's no white man there to steal welfare from

Imagine someone thought "but he's black" was an argument...when someone attacks the messanger, not the argument, you know they have no argument...they're also racist if they choose race as the method to critique. Culture however is not racist to critique because race doesn't determine behavior but cultures certainly do.

@bobbybee2975

Ай бұрын

In my defense i wrote that comment earlier when you mentioned people not trusting sources or critiques that were made by whites...should have guessed you'd make the same point too.

When I was about that little girl who stole from the dollar general’s age. My mom caught me stealing from Kmart. She told me that she was very disappointed in me, first she made me return what I stole and apologize. That’s not the end, I was grounded for a month, no video games, no TV, and I couldn’t go outside. That taught me an important lesson. If you do something wrong long enough you will eventually get caught. But the lesson (though painful at the time) isn’t the only reason I haven’t stolen since. The real reason is I never wanted to see the look in her eye again when she said she was disappointed in me.

@ShaggyTheClown17

Ай бұрын

Greatest lessons are learned through pain, biggest problem today is too few people actually take the time to feel it before they do something even more stupid.

@shrubgaming3138

Ай бұрын

@@ShaggyTheClown17 fr

@Jetiix

Ай бұрын

same brother, i feel your story, i stole from a candy shop once, something worth less than a quarter, but my mom was very disappointed and surprised, the feeling was so shameful it has never gone away, I even feel guilty doing it in videogames! thanks mom!

@ShaggyTheClown17

Ай бұрын

Also I get that waiting for something is hard.... most of my life has been spent waiting for things and it's been some time that I've been able to have a lot the things I want by working for them, and a lot of the time I realize having some things isn't quite as good as the idea of having them was but then I'm out that amount of money to have it, just recently my 50 inch tv got broken, I got a really good deal on it but still thats money I'll never get back for that moment in time. Anyway, another good lesson is learning to wait for the things you want and work to have the ability to get them because for all you know your desire will change and it won't feel worth it. I was dead broke homeless with my wife and kids for a time, managed to get a job and went through hell just adjusting to it but I stuck with it, got an apartment and to now owning our own house........plot twist my wife became mentally unwell and started accusing me of a bunch of horrible stuff, she's been in jail for dmv for over 7 months now, she has since been found incompetent to stand trial so now my hope is she will start getting better and possibly realize she hasn't been herself, again I'm just waiting for what I want most of all at this point.... we have 3 kids together.

@scarletsletter4466

Ай бұрын

😂 Same, we’re Latino but once I accidentally stole candy from Walgreens bc I forgot to put it on the counter when my mom paid & I’d already started eaten it. She told my dad & he drove me back & made me apologize

It’s always refreshing to see that I’m not alone in this mentality as a black man. It sucks being called whitewashed when you think differently.

@discipleofdagon8195

Ай бұрын

We get it all the same as a white guy. If you think outside of the comfortable status quo all of a sudden you're racist.

@derek3708

Ай бұрын

I'm a white dude and it drives me crazy that yall are insulted so much. I'm trying to help fix some things and we can't fix it if we can't talk about it with each other

@scarletsletter4466

Ай бұрын

I’m Latino but we feel this way also. In our gangs & communities it’s our own offing our own. I guess the difference is that a lot of us can pass so it’s easier to escape the stigma

@MathewLengyel-ov2dd

Ай бұрын

Goes to show you the Marxist influence that is alive and well in the black community and progressive politics.

@ambersummer2685

Ай бұрын

@@scarletsletter4466I know a guy who’s Latino/Hispanic (I’m sorry if I missed use terminology) and seems like a normal guy with a kind soul but likes gang aesthetics and looking tough. There’s even this movie from the 80’s he likes about a gang from the state he’s from. I don’t understand why he wants to look like that. We met online btw.

I watched the entire video. I am a 66 year old white male. My friend, my respect for you and the truth you have spoken from the heart restores my hope for the black community. I'm exhausted by the poisoned culture, the lame excuses, criminality, and pandering by black race baiters who only profit but never prevent the next murder. Victimhood is the only real chains. I subscribed. I love what you have done. You can make a difference in black culture. Wishing you well!.

@SageZthoth

5 күн бұрын

Systemic Racism is the main cause.

As long as people believe that dysfunction IS their culture, it's their identity, which means they can't change. The only answer then is unspeakable: to abandon that culture and rethink what black identity is along quite different lines that will be foreign to many of us.

@kathorsees

6 күн бұрын

I'm a white dude from Russia. To me, black culture is Son House, Mississippi Fred McDowell, Blind Willie McTell, Leadbelly, Howlin' Wolf, Freddie King, Aretha Franklin, Little Richard, Buddy Guy, Chuck Berry, James Brown, Jimi Hendrix, A Tribe Called Quest. I'm not sophisticated enough for most hardcore jazz like Coltrane or Thelonious Monk, but Oscar Peterson is probably my favourite person to listen to about music. I don't understand music theory well enough to enjoy jazz discussions, but Oscar Peterson can explain the most difficult concepts so eloquently, and is so effortlessly charming, and has an uncanny ability to imitate other musicians. There isn't a single Russian who doesn't know Louis Armstrong, B.B.King or Bob Marley, and they're beloved by many generations. Basically, none of the music I like would be possible without black people, rock and metal included. My dad shared countless blues, rock'n'roll and jazz favourites with me since I was a kid, and it's memories I'll treasure forever. He actually collected, copied and traded those vinyl records ever since his own early teenage years in the USSR, even though it was actually illegal back then. Duke Ellington's "Caravan" is my mothers favourite song, btw. They met at a local jazz concert in a small mining town in Kazakhstan. And we didn't even mention LeVar Burton, Lance Reddick, Samuel L. Jackson, Morgan Freeman... My friend group quotes Chris Rock and Dave Chapelle on the daily. They're smart, insightful and funny as hell, even when you come from so, so far away. And then there's literature, theatre, and don't even get me started on african culture. Long story short, the "dysfunctional" part doesn't define black culture as a whole, not even close. It's just one part of it, one side of it. Unfortunately, every culture can have an ugly side. But it's not everything, at least definitely not for black culture. I used to be so ashamed of modern Russian music (it's those same trap beats with very similar materialistic themes like money, alcohol and "bitches", obviously inspired by US rappers). Nowadays, I feel so, so much more shame, guilt and pain for my culture than ever before... war is horror. I feel I won't live to see this shame washed away. It'll probably take a century or two to just become bearable, and won't ever be forgotten, even though I never chose this horror, never supported it, never voted for it or any of the people perpetrating it. The pain is crippling, and I know of multiple people who struggle with suicidal thoughts because of it (myself and my wife included). Horribly enough, I also know a few people who support the war too, completely deluded by the information war, state propaganda, the "fake news" machine, etc.

Bros either destroying mfs in dbd, or preaching. Much love bro

@javicarranza7279

Ай бұрын

I'm playing kotor 2 on my phone rn while listening to this 😂

@eddiebernays514

29 күн бұрын

Bet he gets banned from dbd for racism

@Its_SKL

29 күн бұрын

@@eddiebernays514 he’s literally not a racist, and if you think he is you’re either uneducated, or just hating.

As a Black woman, I get called a “sellout” for avoiding hood folks. I don’t want to be cursed at, beaten on or SA’d because I don’t go around bothering people at all. I keep to myself, am quiet and polite and that makes me a target for them. I’m privileged to live in a good neighborhood now. The “microaggressions” don’t compare to what I’ve been through,

@Jurglenuts

Ай бұрын

You deserve a comfortable life.

@Jurglenuts

Ай бұрын

The best way to avoid these troublemakers, is to stay away from them even if it seems wrong.

@DesertFox-mz6lb

Ай бұрын

@@Jurglenutsi remember a black man telling me black women do not deserve a soft or comfortable life. I was so taken aback.

@Jurglenuts

Ай бұрын

@@DesertFox-mz6lb Yeah the men grow up rough, but smarter ones survive and help break these cycles.

@g.v.fitmason1326

Ай бұрын

You must be protected all All Cost

No lies told in this video, excellent content

@damiondunn4663

Ай бұрын

The way you say the truth matters just as much as the truth itself. You and this KZreadr should take note of that for the future

@iwatchyoutube523

16 күн бұрын

This video is 100% bullshit.

black man from the DMV myself (PG county) and I can agree with your points. Im a HS finance teacher and i see it everyday and i say a lot of these same things. appreciate the truth fam ✊🏾

Sometimes bro is kicking ass in DBD or talking about genuine things, my actual favourite KZreadr fr

@Psykhix

Ай бұрын

Fax

@Josexruz

Ай бұрын

Str8 up

@dqf9830

Ай бұрын

What is DBD?

@dains6623

Ай бұрын

​@@dqf9830dead by daylight. It's a horror game.

@Demonlogical

Ай бұрын

Yes.

"you win some, you lose some. but you live to fight another day."- John Witherspoon

@QuietKills

Ай бұрын

Real💯

@mawnkey

Ай бұрын

When one of the funniest comedy movies ever nails the social commentary better than the people supposedly trying to "fix the problem", you know the world's a little fucked up.

Not from the US but I deeply admire how you guys are willing to talk about uncomfortable issues. That takes courage, it takes guts. And that's how things get better, by first talking about the issues. Many cultures in the world, way too many, rather safe face and sweep things under the carpet, and nothing changes, everything stays the same.

@chimyshark

Ай бұрын

well, there's also an entire half of the US (the democratic party) trying to sweep exactly these issues with the black community under the carpet and just blame it all on white supremacy.

@chrisradcliffe-kapustka99

17 күн бұрын

Uu😅

@iwatchyoutube523

16 күн бұрын

Bullshit

Your description of real masculinity sounds like wisdom Uncle Iroh would teach 💖

The biggest savior of the black community is the top 1% rank 1 Trapper in DBD. It's QuietKills, baby.

@darthsilversith667

Ай бұрын

It’s a trap!

@126theman

Ай бұрын

He’s tunneling, dammit. Toxic AF.

@Spittin_Bars

Ай бұрын

What the fuck does this even mean? This is like a foreign language.

@126theman

Ай бұрын

@@Spittin_Bars tunneling, like chasing me cause I’m last hook? Tunneling so hard he’s slugging people who take the hit for me? He’s lightborn and saw right through my cabinet-tech cause he sees aura’s! Please pallet-save!?

@anthonyhunter2664

Ай бұрын

@@126theman You sound like you have brain rot. I suggest getting yourself a hobby before it’s too late

'looks at accidental rates for punk and metal' ...yeeeee, sounds about right for us

@QuietKills

Ай бұрын

😂😂😂😂😂

@sadrakeyhany7477

Ай бұрын

The black people get each other, we get ourselves 😂

@pamelqtaylor8335

Ай бұрын

Damn bro wtf is going on?

@Mehtaru

29 күн бұрын

Dude, brutal.

@Drank_all_muh-pepsi

29 күн бұрын

RIP GG Allin

Respect to all those who try to break the mold. Regardless of what you look like.

@iwatchyoutube523

Ай бұрын

This dude is a sellout, what thr fuck are you talking about?

@iwatchyoutube523

16 күн бұрын

Bullshit.

If I caught my daughter stealing. Oh God help me! My blood would boil! What new parents tend to forget is that you have to raise your kids in such a way that they are easy to mentor. Which person in power willing to teach you the ropes wants to deal with a difficult person? A true leg up in society, is network and not being so difficult. This will open tons of doors for you. Hope it works out for you whoever is reading this!

Let's go bro keep this shit up bro!!!! We need to hold our communities accountable for this shit. The lack of true masculinity is the biggest issue of black men for sure. I cant tell you how many times in my 35 years ive been called soft or p**** because I literally got a degree l, married my wife, took care of my kids, and stayed away from all the bullshit. I learned my self that being a man is being a great father, a faithful sensitive husband, a kind person that will ask what's wrong as I get cussed out, that stands up for women when needed, that plays tag with all kids at the parks when I take mine, constantly working on myself to be a better person internally. Being a man isn't found in any sort of music or anything targeted at our community from OUR people.

@Shaqthewiz1994

Ай бұрын

Amen, good sir. I’m from a rough part of Brooklyn and luckily I had parents that protected and provided for me. They showed me that there was a world full of opportunity out there and I was responsible for taking it. I was made fun of for not being a hood mf and just wanting to chill. The white, Asian, African, and mostly Spanish dudes didn’t care that I could pick up a basketball or lacrosse stick / Linkin Park or Pusha T in my playlist. Fast forward and I did all the right things through college, took the civil service, became a firefighter making over 100k in my 20s. Have a great wife and kids, beautiful house in the burbs, same core of likeminded friends, and no drama. Let’s encourage the next generation so they can see the rewards of carrying yourself with dignity. Be safe fellow BM

@XxJWaynexX

Ай бұрын

@@Shaqthewiz1994 love to hear it! We need more stories like this to tell our future generation instead of what we have at the moment. I make sure my kids know that they aren't victims and that if they won't something they have to work for it and that it applies to every single thing in life. It's so good to see another BM that rose above what the environment and community around us wanted.

@FullMetalElric

Ай бұрын

That's cause you have a lot to be proud of. I've gotten to the point where someone can spit in my face and it wouldn't scratch my pride. All those angry kids are prideful, but they have so little to be proud of that they hold on to the scraps for dear life. That's why all it takes is a stare or a bump. It's like trying to take away food from a my dog VS a starving dog on the streets.

@josephpulliam2330

Ай бұрын

This is why I'm proud to have my dad. He's always been telling me not to take things so seriously and pick my battles.

@IJustShatTheSun

Ай бұрын

Preach.

As a black kid coming up i got so sick of being tormented for speaking correctly and not having any desire to thug. Tried a few times and it just wasn't me. And our women i used to find black women stunning but by the time i was an adult it was all ratchetness and spitting out Pookie and Man Man kids. Insanity

@Cleifairy

Ай бұрын

I’m a black girl and I think all black men are angry hateful thugs. You wouldn’t catch me ever going into a black neighborhood I’ve lost all faith.

@Goldenboy48

Ай бұрын

That is what we've devolved into...and absolute mess

@riskypugga

Ай бұрын

Bro on high-school I was once told I don't act black cuz I didn't act thuggish, the person who said it wasn't even blk them selves. Everyone expects the worst from from us and we act like we have no clue why.

@Goyarxrd

Ай бұрын

I used to act thug only to fit in with my friend group because I didn’t want to be alone at school and it was crazy I got more girl’s attention acting a thug then I did acting my normal self

@apex3821

Ай бұрын

I do have to say alot of these rappers die because they come in and think its smart to claim a set and false gangbang and these gangs are too widespread through the US now so basically they have a target on their back literally at all times.

I am a black teenage girl with a father who used to be in a gang before I was born. He was shot in 2021 by someone else who was in the gang. It’s honestly really sad and embarrassing to see us black people killing each other.

I don’t think anyone could truly fathom the dysfunction, the pain and heartbreak that is present in a lot of these blk communities. I grew up in the south but I live in LA now and the blk community here is SOOOO different. These folks have the craziest and insane stories. A big part of our community is dealing with severe depression and ptsd. We should prioritizing mental health like YESTERDAY.

@Marika_ER

12 күн бұрын

sadly a lot of black men think seeking help is "weak" so they'll just suffer in silence and perpetuate the pain

The hood needs to become Naruto fans. Stop the cycle of violence and talk no jutsu your problems…

@ultranecrozma7449

Ай бұрын

Idk man, would you rather deal with drive by shootings or drive by rasengans?

@josephpulliam2330

Ай бұрын

Man unfortunately some of them might be thinking hey Sasuke had the right idea in shippuden

@douglasbullet6456

Ай бұрын

Naruto can do a little but Jesus can do a lot

@douglasbullet6456

Ай бұрын

@ultranecrozma7449 A drive-by rasengan would be a funny and painful thing to see😂

@ermac102

Ай бұрын

​@@douglasbullet6456 i prefer the ninja stars..

Here in the UK it's similar, but they use knives instead of guns. Unfortunately getting rid of the guns doesn't fix the issue, gotta deal with the culture first.

@theKashConnoisseur

Ай бұрын

There's still plenty of guns being used by criminals in the UK. The only people that can't access firearms are the law abiding.

@kartikrayavarapu2044

Ай бұрын

I feel like it’s more sad in the UK…..the majority of the black community out there are immigrants from Africa or the Caribbean, or descendants of those immigrants. Like your parents/grandparents migrated to another country for you to commit crime, like what?

@iwatchyoutube523

16 күн бұрын

Nonsense

Trap Lore Ross' video on King Von, and the subsequent backlash, is a great example of the culture's internal issues.

@BIGBABYHAIR

Ай бұрын

This exactly. They're mad because he's talking about all the evil shit he's done which is public knowledge, but they'll glorify and celebrate Von for it. Look at his old tweets. Black people are such walking contradictions with foolish pride I swear

9:53 Having your last words be "Gangster. I'm real gangster." Is sad in a way i can't really describe .

@budwyzer77

3 күн бұрын

He was right. Dead right.

Gotta start with the black community not clowning people for wanting better. Too many times i’ve heard that I talk white or act white, just for being myself. A lot of black men out there act hard just for the sake of not getting “clowned” or whatever.

@2amichaelj

Ай бұрын

Why are things like education, speaking clearly and concisely, working an honest job, dressing in clothing that fits, taking care of your responsibilities, punctuality, and other qualities that would benefit any human being considered white? Look at the most successful countries from all over the world and those are the qualities that have built those countries successfully. I'm not black or white but never understood why those things are considered exclusively white qualities and why the black community seems so opposed to those things. The black people I've known throughout life who are successful or live long, happy lives all exude those "white" traits.

@Nylon_riot

Ай бұрын

​@2amichaelj Look into Thomas Sowell. He explains this with Black Rednecks and White Liberals. He is a brilliant economist and historian. And he explains so much about culture both past and present, and goes into detailed history that no one is ever taught. He should be upheld as a leader. It wasn't always this way.

@BackStreetChippets

Ай бұрын

Exactly!!

@chaplainarkanus6410

Ай бұрын

Gotta start with the father's

@D1BeenSwipin

Ай бұрын

@@2amichaeljwe people say u talk white they most likely talking about your accent not the way u pronounce words

As someone who’s black and mexican mixed, I wholeheartedly relate to that kid complaining about the music. Growing up I couldn’t relate to the black kids at school and I didn’t want to be friends with them because I didn’t feel black enough and I didn’t enjoy the music they were about. I listen to rock and metal and folk music that preaches peace and love and deep topics that isn’t explored anywhere else and I get shit from other black people for it. Even my own family would be like “why do you listen to white people music” and most of the time I’d ignore them but simply because they don’t sing about harming others or stealing or gang related stuff. I really appreciate what your doing here dude so please don’t stop♥️

@understanding77

Ай бұрын

I’m also the same mixture, my moms Mexican/native and my dad black. I feel you brother. But don’t let it stop you from trying to connect with your own people just because you see the actions of few of them. You’ll just continue the cycle of prejudice with your own people, and they get enough shit from white people already even when it’s a small percentage of black people who are commuting the violent crimes

@Transformersarecoming4yourkids

Ай бұрын

Same here. I stay away from those demons and my life is so much better for it.

@scarletsletter4466

Ай бұрын

I’m Cuban American & we wouldn’t look down on u for liking rock or whatever

@drawyopipe

Ай бұрын

Just know every black person aint like that it’s sum who feel the same way as u People just hive minded nowadays and followers keep doing what makes u happy👌🏾

@jessie6600

Ай бұрын

@@understanding77… what white people are discriminating against black propel to their face? I’m pretty sure I’m seen that about as many times as I’ve seen black crap on whites to their face. As in, very few times. I don’t think there’s as much white on black prejudice as their is black on “uppity” black prejudice.

At this point, our race is cooked, and there is nobody to blame, but ourselves.

@410mson3

Ай бұрын

I agree bro

@SamehiroKuronashi

Ай бұрын

Same here, bro. WHOLEHEARTEDLY

@purpleskin3096

Ай бұрын

Agreed.💯

@Yamcha291

28 күн бұрын

Black Americans*

@Somberdemure

24 күн бұрын

Wrong. You blame the individuals. Not the entire race. 🤡

You gotta love a man trying to fight for the betterment of his community

And we say Black Lives Matter

@riskypugga

Ай бұрын

Meanwhile, they never protest in Chicago, where kids are getting Merced on a weekly basis.

@omens3403

Ай бұрын

They don’t ngl, they’re all subhumans

@kaizatengoku3893

Ай бұрын

They dont

@DuhSinfulDemon

Ай бұрын

Black lives don't matter to other black lives, it's sad really

@CrystalLovesChrist

Ай бұрын

They doesn’t to other black ppl. Even the ones part of the org., they only care about black lives when they are taken by white lives

I was a nerdy white kid who grew up overseas and went to a British international school. Things changed when my parents divorced and i moved to the US. I went to a middle school in California in 7th-8th grade and was bullied for being nerdy (skinny, wore glasses, got good grades etc.). I didn’t have a strong father figure because my dad was halfway across the country and my stepdad really wasn’t great or attentive at all. The culture shock, bullying and being an outcast pushed me towards wanting to be accepted by my peers. I started smoking weed at 13 with my older brother and started hanging with the stoners in high school. I started ditching class, my grades dropped, I stopped caring about school or my future. I tried to act like a thug but really was just a wannabe. I started hanging out with gangbangers outside of school. I found community, people who I thought cared about me but really didn’t. I almost died multiple times, was shot at, was in neighborhood brawls, robbed people, jumped people etc. I was completely lost and just an all round dirtbag. Got addicted to heavy drugs. I’m almost 30 now and have had to work hard to reverse a lot of the horrible decisions I made in my younger years. I can totally understand how folks get caught up in that violent cycle. It really sucks. I cringe every time I think about my past self. Had to completely move state and leave my family to try and get away from it all. Ended up being mentally and physically abused by one of my old neighborhood ‘friends’. Someone who was just using me as it turned out. He had kids and was just a fkin horrible role model for them. I really feel bad for them. It opened my eyes up and made me realize that I want absolutely nothing to do with those types of people. I’m now a proud, sober square who is building a family and trying to do right so I don’t perpetuate any of the bs I went through onto my future children or friends. It’s possible to change for the better, but extremely difficult to reconcile with my past. Make smart decisions folks and raise your darn kids properly. It all starts at home.

@redraven1604

Ай бұрын

Well done for pulling yourself out & making the right choices. That could not’ve been easy.

@alexrobbins4566

18 күн бұрын

im very proud of u stranger, keep it up man

Thanks for this. At almost 54 years of age, seeing what we've become is emotionally draining.

The lessons we learn as little children are so hugely important. Im 27 and I still clearly remember getting caught by my Mom stealing a piece of candy as a child and the embarrassment I felt once she made me return it and yelled at me.

I’m not black but your video speaks volumes. I once had a black fella who got really violent in a parking lot towards me and my wife and wanted to “put us down”, it wasn’t until I showed him I meant business (full sized 18 round pistol on my hip) that he backed off and changed his mind, do they go out every day just ready to die over anything???

@schemar17

Ай бұрын

Yes they are called crash dummies

@I.AM.ON.MY.WAY.

Ай бұрын

@@schemar17 that’s sad

@Slattboii3514

20 күн бұрын

Yes they do

@silversrc

15 күн бұрын

They do, ppl like that crash out over anything. I’m sorry you had to experience that, sounds scary af

About a year ago, one of my old friends from middle school was online talking mad disrespectful about someone he had beef with that had passed away. Talking about he was gonna piss on his grave and stuff. Not even a week later, he was shot and killed. Crazy how these are here in philadelphia.

@QuietKills

Ай бұрын

These type of instances are a lot more common than people think. Nothing good ever comes from it, we have to start taking the lives of our own people more seriously.

@ImOccasionallyFunny

22 күн бұрын

Cause and effect brother

I remember I Used to be picked on for not acting "hood" or "gangster" not my thing and nothing cool about it. It sucks when I use to work retail and see a lot of black people acting ghetto or rachet or borderline out of their damn minds. Seeing some of the older generations of black people look so disappointed is heartbreaking actually. It sucks when you feel like you have to avoid your own people.

Subbing. The community has been destroyed and our behavior furthers the ditch WE DUG

Im a Jamaican born immigrant that moved here. I talk about this shit but they say I wasn’t born here so I can’t speak on it because I’ve never experienced the Racism that caused all of this

@jessie6600

Ай бұрын

Neither have most black people. The white man isn’t holding the black man down anymore. They’re doing it to themselves.

@youshouldintrospectmore

Ай бұрын

Thank God, someone that I can relate to

@matthiasthulman4058

Ай бұрын

Part of the problem is they always have something to blame it on. It's never the individual, or the group, or the culture, zero accountability. That's why it is unlikely to ever change

@Out_the_matrix

Ай бұрын

@@matthiasthulman4058 it won’t. The black community is doomed. That’s why I left

@MsFlamingFlamer

Ай бұрын

Jamaica is a pretty messed up place all on its own. Don’t understand how Jamaicans can act like some model minority with an island with travel advisories.

I’ve never heard of this channel. I was having a passionate talk to my girl last night about the hurt of the black culture.. something that I don’t usually talk about. Google probably recorded my talk recommended that video. This shit made me emotional fr. I seen so many of my own neighbors die over the most stupid shit and end up blaming everyone but themselves and their own education. The reason why I got popular in Highschool BECAUSE I beat a kid tf up in the middle of a classroom. Now that I’m in my 30s I look back and realize how much we’ve hurt ourselves as a community. Keep cooking my nigga. Keep cooking. This video will make it to a young soul out there

Youre doing the lords work

I feel bad for the few sane blacks out there. Keep your head up fellas. You all will change the future generations of black culture.

@ayobnazir

Ай бұрын

You mean the majority of us? We just don’t have the spotlight…

@johnkongsaisy7014

26 күн бұрын

Plenty of black folks are good, honest people. Come down south and you'll find black people in all walks of life. The best thing I've seen is a model family. They weren't super rich but they had hearts of gold. They adopted two white orphans and I've never seen anyone that good with kids in my life. The kids were always smiling and had positivity. To be honest, that's the kinda dad I want to be

@truthfulpurpose

14 күн бұрын

@@johnkongsaisy7014facts I grew up in the sticks and blacks and white are cut from the same cloth down here. You got your bad apples but that’s from both races embracing the degenerate “hood culture” like bro you live in the backwater country go shoot some squirrels with us man and chill out.

I’m genuinely surprised how someone would point this out only to get attacked for his opinion. We live in a world of censorship not truth, and guess what people like, censorship.

@henrywolf5332

Ай бұрын

And what gets through are the political narratives they want us to react to.

@Frrrrrrr4L

28 күн бұрын

Niggas hate accountability. But more than that I genuinely feel like there are people here who aren’t even black jus saying stupid shit to stir shit up

Oh girl at the funeral said "NOPE, I'm making this about ME!" Pathetic.

@reneedennis2011

12 күн бұрын

Yup.

Its the culture for sure bro. My little brother got caught in the culture and ended up getting shot and killed back in 2017 at 17 and the shooter was 14. The youth today have no conscience and its honestly scary.

@reneedennis2011

12 күн бұрын

I am so sorry 😞.

I’m white but there’s are still my people. These are fellow Americans. It’s very sad to see this stuff. I was raised around guns, a lot of my family were veterans. To see how quick they go to a small conflict to attempted murder is frightening. I hope my fellow Americans can get help.

@tina-mariecrocker5687

Ай бұрын

❤

We live in a sinful time where people are more willing to put in work killing people then becoming better and learning It’s saddening I didn’t see my father much because he was military but I still got to see him and he was paying bills Which is a w honestly he deserves so much respect for the hard work he did

I think it's even crazier because in other music genres there is negative imagery (I can point to Rock and metal for fairly obvious examples as certain subgenres do encourage violence, amorality, etc) but they still do not suffer the same issue. That really homes in on the point that it's a cultural thing.

@turtlehermit6047

Ай бұрын

As A white metal head i can tell you that most metal heads are chill people. Might act crazy at A concert and in the mosh pit..but not much in today to day life. The aggressive music helps people get out negative emotions.. So they are not pent up.

@zedus1238

Ай бұрын

@@turtlehermit6047 And apart from the Norwegian black metal arson and murders and the tragic murder of Dimebag Darrel, There is as much unprovoked violence in the metal scene as there are people who un-ironically defend Ian Watkins' actions, near zero. It's just relatively chill people who occasionally let their frustration out via moshing and/or screaming their lungs out into the sky. I feel more welcome in the metal scene than I ever have in the rap/Hip-Hop fanbases. It's Sad But True.....

@UrAverageFR_Teen

28 күн бұрын

​@@zedus1238 yeah sure there is some Struggle Within the metal community but despite being mostly a metalhead I heard more drama in the rap community than for the metal community

@personnenestici

27 күн бұрын

White supremacists do flock to metal

im glad a black man is aware of the cultural problems within black communities, it wasn't always like this

Ain't Nothin Wrong with this Video, Absolute TRUTHS!! This is what people need to see and hear!! Good video

When I was a young boy I took a $1 pen from the checkout isle at a store without paying and my father was furious, he made me go back into the store put it back and apologize to the cashier. It’s crazy to me to see that stealing is being encouraged instead of stopped by some of these parents nowadays.

@reneedennis2011

12 күн бұрын

Yup.

@teem7303

8 күн бұрын

Some people should've just been born sterile so that they can't ruin the next generation with their ignorance and lack of morals.

I feel really bad for the kid who didn't like the music. I believe everyone is born with a certain affinity for righteousness, and it's clear this child was born with a pretty high affinity, maybe even to a degree one could consider Divine. I sincerely hope that child can escape the trappings of the malice and apathy of the world he was born into.

@tina-mariecrocker5687

Ай бұрын

Well said

@truthfulpurpose

14 күн бұрын

Word bro let’s support him with uplifting thoughts. He needs it.

@lotgc

13 күн бұрын

@@truthfulpurpose he's gonna need more than that. A higher power, maybe. God or otherwise

@truthfulpurpose

13 күн бұрын

@@lotgc facts

young black men should listen to successful OLD black men. black men who managed to survive in this world and know how to live life the right way. the good and healthy way. like the blue shirted old man said: dont try to be cool. live your own life, dknt care about what others think. if you are a nerd be a nerd. and use that as a road to success. Nerds usually get old and have no debt or gunshot wounds... Nerds dont need to steal their glasses, they have money to pay for it cause they are 40 hours a week at the office, only roaming the streets to go shopping or to eat.

@MedicalBillz

2 күн бұрын

The one thing I wish I could tell my kid self because I almost slipped down the path myself: "It's okay to be a nerd, just trust the process."

@chef7658

2 күн бұрын

@@MedicalBillz you just gotta work and stay out of trouble.

@MedicalBillz

2 күн бұрын

@@chef7658 Thats exactly what I do now, wake up, go to work, mind my business, then get home and maybe hop on the game for a bit, sleep, repeat til the weekend, and maybe kick it with the couple of friends I do have.

Change comes from within a community, I’m happy that you have the opportunity to spread a great message

My father was from section 8 housing to a family where half weren't able to read or write. He didn't let that stop him from achieving success and now has a masters degree, a loving family, never been to jail, & has been a strong role model in my life. The role of black men in a community is essential to generational wealth; if the leadership isn't prioritizing the right things everyone suffers. I pray that we as a community can learn the true value of a life & how to make it worth living.

Being black and seeing how all these other black people act with zero regard for others makes me so extremely grateful I grew up nothing like that even if I get made fun of for it. I love your videos qk but I think I love the videos highlighting real problems people go through. Especially the black community saga I think it hits on real points many people don’t see. I hope more people can see this and agree with you and I hope any black people on the wrong path can hear this type of stuff and move towards the right path for the betterment of the entire black community. I know I’m yapping but I just wanted to put my thoughts out there. This shit good. Keep making more of these hour long rants I watch every minute of it

@tina-mariecrocker5687

Ай бұрын

Well said

Quickest 40min video I’ve ever seen. So much substance. Thank you 🙏

"Tweking is a coping mechanism..." 😂😂😂😂 lmao!!! omg, when I heard that, I swear, I thought I was going to get into an accident (was driving while listening to this) because THAT! That really hit me in some sort of way.

Lookin back, I'm sure it's no coincidence that we used to move every other year, but all of a sudden my mom didn't feel like moving anymore once we got to a mostly white neighborhood.

@Goldenboy48

Ай бұрын

Now you understand white flight...makes sense now

@Tneal78

Ай бұрын

@@Goldenboy48 Funny thing is we're black

@Goldenboy48

Ай бұрын

@@Tneal78 no thats the irony and it sucks. It's a very sad feeling when you realize you can't build anything positive with your own.

literally my entire school experience was full of "de-escalation tutors" didn't do shit. its a societal symptom you cant fix it just in school. kids go home and are taught to fight alot of times. generally if people saw/understood the light that is meant to be respected inside anyone one individual, de-escalation would be a natural reaction.

@Clanps

Ай бұрын

Exactly, I would say that it starts with the federal government giving incentives for single mothers to stay single. The lack of a father figure in the home makes a world of a difference. The key to ending this nonsensical ego battle within the black community is to get more fathers in the homes to raise their sons and daughters right.

@OckhamAsylum

Ай бұрын

Agreed, people need to learn what life is worth. It seems like something that should be the most basic fundamental truth, and yet here we are. I can never understand anyone who doesn't look at other people and try to find the soul inside them, understand their perspective, use basic confrontation avoidance. It's like they've had basic, unbiased human empathy drilled out of them.

You're an amazing speaker. To be able to craft such charismatic and compelling points completely off the dome is extremely admirable

im a white dude from europe. our society is even more white, and the blacks who do not behave will fail in life. The only people smoking crack cocaine in The Netherlands was a black men. we all want everyone to succees in life and be safe and healthy. Keep your family and safe and look out for eachother!

I'm black and sometimes I ask myself if black people have a conscience and sense of morality or is it just a small number of us😞

@Goldenboy48

Ай бұрын

It's a small number of us unfortunately...I realized early in my life it wasn't the white man I had to overcome...it was this dysfunction

@riskypugga

Ай бұрын

I definitely feels that way

@BackStreetChippets

Ай бұрын

It’s a small number with common sense

@crankdatbartman3497

Ай бұрын

The level of damage within the black community is staggering Even taking out the thugs killers ect we still have lame guys like you who further push white supremacist narratives with little to no context and speak confidently about situations you dont even know an 8th about Truly sad the numbers the cia put up on the community

I grew up in PG County, MD. And what you're saying rings true to me. Keep educating yourself and always seek the truth. You will do great things.

@QuietKills

Ай бұрын

Nice to see some fellow PG representation🙏🏽 Thank you, I appreciate it a lot. This was good motivation.

63% single parent household is crazy. Where im from, you get looked at dirty if your parents are divorced. If it’s a child out of wedlock…yea you might as well kiss your social life good bye

@spunkush

Ай бұрын

We had to stop using bastard as a descriptive because our society has an epidemic of bastards

You are preaching facts to a community that has decided they don't wanna listen.

I feel so bad for these kids growing up. Either you go against the grain and are unhappy, miserable, and beaten down. Or you go with the grain and end up ruining your life. That's just sad.

love that you are talking about this. not enough ppl ( in the community ) is admitting and talking about this. i dont even wanna be around my own people because of the toxic masculinity and just pure aggression bs. thanks for talking about this

Thanks for saying what other people are thinking.

Much respect in keepin it real, even when it hurts! Its too bad media and democrars avoid this subject like the plague, which only perpetuates its existance! Im going to share this everywhere!

Your message may be directed to young black people but what you are saying can be said to all young people. Having dignity, having self respect and respect for the good influences in your life, understanding right and wrong, cause and effect, and practicing self discipline. Its a good message for all.

This man goes from dropping the most insane intros on dbd to speaking about reality in the black community that unfortunately still happens till this day

the world needs more people like you

QuietKills I really appreciate your video and understand your frustration and your passion on the subject

You're saying the things that need to be said. I respect you for that.

Props to u for calling this shite out, quiet. Id say one of the biggest problems with this particular community is jealousy. Hopefully theres a change in the community and its people.

finally a young brother i can stand with. 100% subbed, keep up the good work my guy

Loved the video. Keep speaking truth for your community.

I subbed, honestly I get tired of our people man. Like I don't even wanna be around most black folks, I'm glad you made this video. I feel your frustration.

Literally my favorite KZreadr at this point, these conversation videos really make an impact on my way of thinking nowadays.

Thank you for making the video to say shit that needs to be said, one of the most heart breaking things about all those dying to unnecessary violence is that both sides of the interaction, whoever started or escalated and whoever dies both lose their lives (some get away with the murder killings but are they ever personally the same either inside or how others see them?) and 2 families become more broken than they needed to be. So often over so little, neighborhood beef on land you don't own, a lack of respect being shown, ECT. It's so annoying to see people who claim to care about black lives be so ready to stiff arm any conversation about black on black violence. And to be clear, if any other group of people were harming their own communities in such ways at similar numbers I would be heart broken by that as well.