The concept of every generation being sensitive about different things is actually kinda brilliant. It changes the perspective of the conversation in a way that, I think, is very productive.

@AuroraNCSinger

Жыл бұрын

Absolutely! I mean, even if you go back centuries/millenia, the idea that the youth are lost and dumb is still present. Every generation has its things it's gone through, and there is always some sort of conflict between the young and old. It just feels like it's only happening to us because we're living directly in it and people tend to romanticize the past

@vlogily8043

Жыл бұрын

@@AuroraNCSinger I think it’s a growing older complex and not realizing things always change and bias is a part of it, as if people in their generation all around just accept working or doing whatever they do and don’t do whatever they’re whining about

@outdoorscholar6016

Жыл бұрын

@@AuroraNCSinger people used to have duels to first blood or death because someone insulted their character 😌 just as the guy said, we’ve always been offended but just by different things there was a story that Skallagrim shared where some young and rich American was insulted by a British officer, the officer apologized but then the rich guy insulted the officer and didn’t apologize, so they were forced to duel by pistols. The story ends with the officer killing the rich man after failed attempts to have the rich guy apologize and walk away, and missing the shots only to have rich guy insist on moving closer.

@AuroraNCSinger

Жыл бұрын

@@outdoorscholar6016 Bruh, that's wild

@howlandcrowe9807

Жыл бұрын

It makes a lot of sense. Like, it's still wild to me how my mom grew up with sitcoms where married couples used separate beds.

Audience didn't even want to laugh when he said Princess Diana. Proved his point perfectly.

@charlie7mason

Жыл бұрын

Or it could be that some of them didn't even know much about her to form the connections he did, and others knew, but just didn't make that connection on their own. He did word it unexpectedly, which was half the humor and it worked.

@aotter19

Жыл бұрын

@@charlie7mason if he's in the uk in this clip then I doubt it

@razzledazzledorito6552

Жыл бұрын

Not really it’s more like he completely missed the point. People are (rightfully) skeptical of “charity work” because there are many people out there who do it for personal gain/exploit people weaker or lower in status than them for views or clout. Completely ignoring that nuance and saying that people are out of their minds for fearing so is a bit out of touch imo.

@marigolden_mariposa

Жыл бұрын

​@@razzledazzledorito6552 I'm sorry can you explain this comment? I agree that charity work is something people are skeptical about because people do it for the wrong reasons or charities don't use the money properly etc. but that's what the comic said in the video, that people would rightly criticize princess Diana if she did those things today. I don't understand the last part of your comment.

@razzledazzledorito6552

Жыл бұрын

@@marigolden_mariposa it’s possible I misunderstood him because from what part of the video I did watch, he seemed to be saying that people nowadays are “sensitive” and so are the people from before… but his example was that if we saw princess Diana touching the hands of children today that we would be calling her a “Karen” and so on and so forth. So that was my impression.

On a related note: Every single time an older person complains to me that "kids these days are so obsessed with these singers", I remind them that their generation had Beatlemania and that the Elvis cospla- fan club is still very active today (there's even one in my city that gather annually).

@hollyl5702

Жыл бұрын

Just want to let you know that characters from one of Agatha Christie's books were complaining about kids these days (this book was written in the 1930s so these were the people who were children right after WWI they were complaining about, the ones who went on to fight in/live through WWII). Reading that, I could just never take anyone seriously who complained about "kids these days".

@ahleenah

Жыл бұрын

There’s also this famous sentence from that Roman guy I forgot his name of who said something along the lines of “kids these days show no respect to their elders anymore. All they do is cross their legs”

@carmscozycorner1111

Жыл бұрын

I read ‘singers’ as ‘gingers’

@mards2479

Жыл бұрын

But to them, that’s real music, our music isn’t music

@logan4593

Жыл бұрын

The kings in fallout new vegas

The statement about generations all being sensitive, just about different things, actually makes a lot of sense and seems to check out, though. I'll be holding onto that

@RecoveringChristian

Жыл бұрын

But it's never been monetized and a tried tested and true business model for success. Previous generations still had some common sense in their outrage and sensitivities. Gen z is straight up inventing imaginary victims of imaginary crimes by imaginary villains to drive their outrage machine.

@Nonethelessersoulcoin

Жыл бұрын

I think people forget that the younger generation is bound to be more sensitive, we’re newer to this whole life thing!

@RecoveringChristian

Жыл бұрын

@@Nonethelessersoulcoin my generation baby sat your generation. We saw you guys being coddled and sheltered. We were sensitive too, but not like you guys. Cumulative. Same for the cohort ahead of mine, etc.

@jana731

Жыл бұрын

You really didn't realise that before??

@jana731

Жыл бұрын

​@@Nonethelessersoulcoinbro have you ever witnessed an older guy meating an atheist? They freak out.

My bf's uncle who was going off about how sensitive our generation is got SUPER offended when I said Jimmy Buffett sucked

@Diphenhydra

Жыл бұрын

As a guy in my 20s, who lives on Cape, how dare you!

@_khaine

Жыл бұрын

I'm so glad I don't get easily offended at anything lol.

@RecoveringChristian

Жыл бұрын

Just a few years ago in college, before my cohort graduated, we heard from teachers complaining about the next year of students behind us who were so immature and sensitive, that the teachers felt like they were glorified babysitters to these students. Everything was offensive to them. They made a stink about everything, lodging complaints left right and centre. 2015 was the year America offended by everything, gen z just continued to proudly wear that mantle.

@kurtsudheim825

Жыл бұрын

That's just disagreement, not offence dude

@btat16

Жыл бұрын

​@@kurtsudheim825Were you there to verify it wasn't offending him?

For the older generation it's The Beatles. Tell anybody over 50 that the Beatles suck and new music is better.

@val.6724

Жыл бұрын

Matter of fact lots of older people didn't like The Beatles when they started out, seeing them as a silly boy band

@lambdafish291

Жыл бұрын

I'm in my 20s and I agree with the older generation

@betatest5789

Жыл бұрын

​@@val.6724 What would be our silly boy band in the future? One direction?

@val.6724

Жыл бұрын

@@betatest5789 nah they didn't last long enough. I'd say a similar example would be Blur or Oasis. Britpop that defined generation.

@nanda_

Жыл бұрын

I'm a zoomer and I'm offended.

Every style finds a way to come back again. ...Even Princess Diana's haircut. Next, men's high-wasted pants, please and thank you.

@ginandromeda1618

Жыл бұрын

Yes please, they looked so hot back then, now we have loose pants that hang over their rear and show their underwear

@Viscous_Soup

Жыл бұрын

Preaching that last sentence like my life depends on it

@CarnivalClowm

Жыл бұрын

Its not his fault he has feminine hips 😔

@grandmabecky7984

Жыл бұрын

PREACH

@sophiesleeps12

Жыл бұрын

YES. I'M BEGGING

Boomers will say gen z are sensitive about the tiniest things then get upset when the barista at Starbucks has a piercing visible

@Captain_Yata

Жыл бұрын

Boomers: Gen Z are a bunch of sensitive snowflakes Gen Z: I'd prefer if you call me by she/her :) Boomers: HOW FUCKING DARE YOU

@jhonklan3794

11 ай бұрын

not really, they just make fun of them for deliberately looking like a bull. Thats not being sensitive.

@straberryshinigami15g97

10 ай бұрын

bulls are cool

@venus4724

10 ай бұрын

​@@jhonklan3794well keep your opinions to yourself. Older generations these days, always so rude 🖐️

@DirigiblePlum

9 ай бұрын

​@@jhonklan3794Bullying implies low self esteem and an unhappiness toward what the victim represents. How is that not being sensitive?

I didn't know how your style would translate to stand-up but this stuff looks like great fun, keep it up man!

@JessicaMiller-pc4dj

Жыл бұрын

Same. His stuff on KZread is excellent and he seems just as funny in stand up.

@millie-mayprice891

7 ай бұрын

he's literally doing stand up in this video?

@ponsilliusvii6290

7 ай бұрын

yes as in I didn't know how his youtube short/tiktok style videos would translate to live stand-up material :) also damn when did I get 1.4k likes lol@@millie-mayprice891

@HiThere-ig5iz

7 ай бұрын

To add some context for KZread comedians, I have been subscribed to Kurtis Conner for a couple years now. Love his sense of humour, he's been doing comedy even before KZread, but.. not a fan of his stand-up. To me it doesn't seem as natural, relies on a lot of his familiar KZread schtick with an audience that can already relate to it. Finlay, I have seen a couple months now. His on stage presence is so much more natural and has the chops to reach out to a wider audience with his comedic timing and natural charisma.

It's so refreshing to see a younger comedian able to laugh at ourselves without being a dick about it. A lot of comedians don't know how to tell jokes without being offensive and just say "people are sensitive."

@adrenalineactivate

Жыл бұрын

Some "comedian" just insults a whole generation like gen z and then become surprise when people are offended

@Wa1kerSta1ker0

Жыл бұрын

@@adrenalineactivate I can't tell if you're agreeing with me or not. I mean it appears that you are and id like to assume we're on the same page but the people in youtube comments are a different breed sometimes lmao.

@MrMultiUniverse

Жыл бұрын

Well, he did offend royals by pretty much calling them pedos. And Karens.

@Wa1kerSta1ker0

Жыл бұрын

@@MrMultiUniverse He didn't call them pedos and karens, he didn't even make a joke about them being pedos or karens, it was making a joke about how it SOUNDS. The way it's put makes it sound predatory.

@singlelit0

Жыл бұрын

This wasn't funny lmao But it's very true though

older generations are sensitive about being told that the new generation isn't that oversensitive

@TPRM1

Ай бұрын

Not only do older generations accuse younger generations of being too sensitive, but also of having “no manners”. What they really mean is, “They refuse to tolerate my intolerance.”

the american version is now we’re sensitive about pronouns but the oldies were sensitive about black people 💀

@tiacat11

Жыл бұрын

Boomers: Unlike you special snowflakes I'm not offended so easily and don't care at all. Boomers when black people shared the same public property as them: DISGUSTING! HOW AM I GOING TO EXPLAIN THIS TO MY CHILDREN????

@JerseyJake98

Жыл бұрын

Boomers call us sensitive over pronouns but they used to meltdown seeing black people at "white only" places hahahaha

@ian.williamson

Жыл бұрын

And 9/11 😭

@elan825

Жыл бұрын

Young people are sensitive about racism and pronouns. Boomers are sensitive about "not being allowed to say anything [racist, sexist, ableist etc.] anymore". So everyone's sensitive about language really, just in different ways.

@humanitysenterprise

Жыл бұрын

​@@elan825 What if, hear me out, we could say anything we want at any time at any place without any legal repercussions (not counting the social repercussions)?

This is some really good stuff Finlay. These stand up shows are genuinely hilarious.

You’re killing it man!

he's... prince andrew

@soralee4268

Жыл бұрын

that would have been the icing on the cake. good work finlay!

@AnotheraccountonYTlovesyouall

Жыл бұрын

​@@hans_fm17Giuffre claimed that Andrew, known as the Duke of York, sexually abused her when she was under 18

@artsy1447

Жыл бұрын

​@@hans_fm17 he was friends with Jeffrey Epstein and got a lot "perks" through him 🤢 you should just google it if you are interested...

@shailameila8815

Жыл бұрын

​@@hans_fm17I think Prince Andrew was a pedophile that he lost his royal title, i think?

@charlieh1427

Жыл бұрын

@@hans_fm17 it was just explained in the clip

Overly sensitive in the 20’s: maybe we shouldn’t be racist guys Overly sensitive in the 80s: DND IS SATANIC BLACK MAGIC.

@billy6044

Жыл бұрын

20s: okay guys n word is bad 80s: sex and bodily functions are scary

@jadapinkett1656

Жыл бұрын

Irrelevant SJW

@paigemosher8697

Жыл бұрын

Keep 'em coming Billy, more people need to hear this truth!

@merelvanleeuwen147

Жыл бұрын

Parents in the 20's: weed is bad Those same parents in the 80's: 🍃👌😗💨💉💊

@mortache

Жыл бұрын

Sensitive before that: A BLACK MAN IN OUR TOILET???

Finally a gen z comic, hilarious

@liberty1212

Жыл бұрын

it is so refreshing

@katie-allen

Жыл бұрын

Yes!!

@virtualcynical8515

Жыл бұрын

I think the one Thing that us Gen Z'ers do well is Self-Awareness. We Psychoanalyze ourselves so often that we can beat ourselves up and crack jokes about it. We are the Model of Self Pity, and I think that's prime game for Comedy

@esobelisk3110

Жыл бұрын

@@virtualcynical8515 you’re doing it right now! :D

@quicksilver2923

Жыл бұрын

@AJ Manley probably just an age/maturity thing.

I thought when he said the older generations he would go "For the older generations, it's people with different skin colors wanting rights."

"I think every generation is sensitive" And now to watch people in the comments go "Well Gen Z is more sensitive and dumb because"...

@Cosmo054

8 ай бұрын

And it’ll be all the other gens that say that as well😂

I’ve got to be honest, one of the verrry few ppl that go from KZread to stand up content that hasn’t made me viscerally cringe/embarrassed. Not sure how long you’ve been doing stand up, but you talk really naturally in front of a crowd!! Good work!!

@APoliticalConfusionAndMess

Жыл бұрын

I’m not sure how you’re not cringing.

@quinncy.

Жыл бұрын

@@APoliticalConfusionAndMess People enjoy different things?

This is so true. Some boomer will complain about everyone being sensitive and then literally cry when you make a joke about Queen Elizabeth dying.

@ThisBirdHasFlown

Жыл бұрын

You obviously missed the point being made here. It's making fun of what people get upset by nowadays. The life of a human being beloved by everyone is *slightly* more important than what names people want to be called, don't ya think?

@RileyWritey

Жыл бұрын

​@@ThisBirdHasFlown No. I don't give a shit about some rich old slag whose family pillaged from other nations and got praised for it. I care a lot more about treating others with basic decency, such as their preferred name.

@kierangorman3052

Жыл бұрын

@@ThisBirdHasFlown "Beloved by everyone". You see that right there's your first mistake. Also, no, it doesn't matter more because she's dead and can't actually be hurt by someone making a joke. Which name and pronouns someone is called actually affects them because they're still alive and thus should be considered by those around them. You did not know the Queen and she would not care if someone made a joke about your death, if she were still around and something happened to you instead of her. A joke about a dead woman you did not know should not upset you so much.

@apexjailor9349

Жыл бұрын

@@kierangorman3052I mean you’re proving the point of absurdity. You’re genuinely defending that calling someone the names for a gender they aren’t is more sensitive than death itself.

@kierangorman3052

Жыл бұрын

@@apexjailor9349 Dead people don't care what you say about them, they're sodding dead. Living people do because they're actually alive and what you say about them and how you treat actually matters. Implying otherwise is absurd.

gen z are sensitive about gay people gen x were sensitive about gay people both for very different reasons

@TheRenegade...

Жыл бұрын

Gen X is still more sensitive about it now let's be real

@w_h_y1112

Жыл бұрын

Can't go a say without hearing GenXers making literally every step a political argument and a crisis. The new gen is gonna cause the world to collapse bc of pronouns to a shocking amount of them and I honestly dunno how they go from point A to point 100 in one stride splicing two different dimensions

@venus4724

10 ай бұрын

As a gay person I approve of this statement and agree with neither of them

I’m so glad to see Gen Z coming into the comedy scene now.

That’s actually very true, if you think about it. Every generation has aspects that are too sensitive.

@ivy_angels

8 ай бұрын

Yeah! Like how world war 2 is a sensitive subject for boomers and the silent generation and 9/11 for gen x and millennials and gen z and alpha still need to live long enough to have a couple years where shit isn't constantly going to shit so we got plenty to be scarred by

As an elder millennial I’m sensitive about pronouns _and_ Princess Diana!

@angelalovell5669

Жыл бұрын

Bahahaha AFRICA'S MINE, HARRY. Your mother would be very disappointed, Willsybear.

@DissociatedWomenIncorporated

Жыл бұрын

@@angelalovell5669 I’m so incredibly confused by whatever you’re referencing here

@angelalovell5669

Жыл бұрын

@@DissociatedWomenIncorporated Ah, so you've not read/watched a review of Spare, Harry's autobiography? Apparently William got REAL snarky about Harry suggesting they work together on their "royal special projects" (the monarchy's equivalent of jobs) because "Africa's mine", according to William. Hilariously colonial and gross. Sad, though. Apparently he shoved Harry to the ground with it as well. Very sad family dynamic, you KNOW their mum would be anguished for them and furious with Charles for allowing it to be this way. Well, unsurprised at least, if not furious, she knew what BS her family were getting her into, poor doll.

@DissociatedWomenIncorporated

Жыл бұрын

@@angelalovell5669 it is indeed incredibly sad how the family has treated Harry, and how detached from reality their little bubble of privilege makes them. You’re right, Di would _never_ have wanted this for her sons, there’s a reason she was called the People’s Princess.

@solsystem1342

Жыл бұрын

Feel your feelings❤

X: oh, you guys are sensitive Them back then: O MY GOD, HE IS WEARING *PINK*? A MAN??!

@Captain_Yata

Жыл бұрын

Back then? That implies they stopped lol

@jadapinkett1656

Жыл бұрын

Wearing pink isn't a problem.

@paigemosher8697

Жыл бұрын

​@@jadapinkett1656 It is for people like you. Obviously us decent people see things a little differently.

@daddytm7786

Жыл бұрын

@@paigemosher8697Calm that raging ego of yours, sweetheart

@kiedisboughen5318

10 ай бұрын

​@@paigemosher8697hmm. From this I'm going to guess you're trying to call conservatives decent people. My deepest apologies if I am wrong. Anyway, if you look at the social situation with polarisation, polularist leaders, culture wars, you will notice something. The "decent people" are always the ones throwing the first punch, throwing tantrums over correct grammar, or 0.05% of the population who are just trying to live their lives. Conservatives are holding society back

Nah Princess Diana was too nice and sad to be a Karen. You gotta have that smug superiority complex on full display to qualify. It's more than just a haircut, being a Karen is a lifestyle. A full time commitment

@TopazFire15

Жыл бұрын

Karen style without the Karen vibe. I’d like to believe she wouldn’t have had that haircut if she were alive in the modern era 😂

@michaelheliotis5279

Жыл бұрын

Supposedly, Diana felt that the late Queen didn't pay enough attention to her and would barrage the Queen's private secretary with requests for an audience whenever she had issues with Charles. That's literally the royal equivalent of demanding to see the manager. And she had a big moan all over the news when she didn't get her way. Diana was definitely a Karen.

@cosmicriptid

Жыл бұрын

@@michaelheliotis5279 Maybe, I never met the woman

@violetsnotviolence

Жыл бұрын

@@michaelheliotis5279 Well, the queen was her mother-in-law, and they didn't exactly show her the respect they should have, soo. I mean wouldn't be happy either if I was expected to share my husband with his mistress.

@michaelheliotis5279

Жыл бұрын

@@violetsnotviolence The Queen was also the sovereign, and nobody else beyond Philip got on-demand access to her, not even her own children. But Diana believed she deserved more than that, because she was an entitled aristocrat. And if she didn't appreciate her husband taking a mistress, like virtually every Prince of Wales did before him, then maybe she should have focused her energy on being less of a disinterested attention-hog and more of an actual Princess of Wales who supports her husband and his passions rather than gallivanting about in pursuit of her own. You don't see Kate behaving like that, because she actually understands what it means to be a Princess of Wales. Diana's marriage failed because she never understood that it wasn't her story being told, it was Charles' and she was just a character in it. And when the media found her to be a more interesting character than him, she revelled in it rather than using it to support him. He was already marginalised by virtue of being a sovereign-in-waiting, with no real purpose but to await the demise of his mother, and Diana rubbed salt in that by stealing what little attention he did receive. I honestly don't blame him for looking elsewhere to find the validation that he should have been receiving from his wife, because he certainly wasn't getting it from that spoilt brat. Sure, Charles wasn't perfect, but his flaws are fairly standard for royal princes. Diana's flaws, however, were not typical of aristocratic girls, who should know better than to outshine a prince. Instead, she made the mistake of thinking everything was about her, even down to her entitled demands to have the Queen resolve her marriage disputes. Diana did have her virtues, and the work she did with AIDS victims was indeed remarkable, but she was too self-indulgent and idealistic to ever have a successful marriage with a prince, least of all Charles. And if people don't like blaming her for that, then blame her family for ever allowing her to marry someone she was never going to support.

I love how a lot of older ppl will call you "too sensitive" and then the reason is actually that they just told a really racist homophobic joke and you didn't laugh.

For us, it's pronouns, but for the older generation… it's also pronouns.

@Captain_Yata

Жыл бұрын

Literally

@dengar96

9 ай бұрын

Turns out people are equally dumb no matter what year they were born

@steelnutz7464

8 ай бұрын

They are sensitive about pronouns because they are obsessed with identity.

Diana did so much to bring the AIDS crisis into dinner table conversation and to convince the average middle-aged people of her time to reconsider their fear and loathing of gay people. She had a profound impact. I propose a compromise, to wit... BOOMERS: respect the young generation, respect the fact that they're taking their own path regarding gender and sexuality, just as we did when we were young. Respect their requests to be addressed as they wish, just as when we were young, some women requested to be called "Ms." They're overwhelmingly good, this new generation, genuinely good people. Respect them and accept their brave new culture with grace. GEN Z: respect those whose life journeys are coming to a close, respect the fact that many do have wisdom born of experience, even if their culture is different than yours and a bit out of date. And remember you'll be our age yourselves far, far sooner than you expect and many of the things you hold dear today will also be coming into question. Treat today's older people as you hope to be treated when you reach our age and teach your children (those of you who chose to have them) to do so, as well. We're all the same species - we should love and support one another.

@lucyandecember2843

Жыл бұрын

What a wholesome comment👀 Also, "Ms" used to be controversial??

@yumerepaint8287

Жыл бұрын

This is the best comment everyone else go home

@mel_zzz_

Жыл бұрын

The comedian gave a stupid comparison. He is not that kind of comedians that are witty. The comparison is weak.

@zeosummers3984

Жыл бұрын

The difference is that it’s forced instead of requested. Either you do what they say or things will start to go wrong for you on many fronts.

@nicoleowens2318

Жыл бұрын

Very, very well said. Compassion both ways is so important. It's the only way we're ever really going to fix anything. ❤

This guy is soo good

@MobstrLobster

Жыл бұрын

hello lord

@TheFormerkgbchief

Жыл бұрын

@@MobstrLobster sup homes

@Patrick-fm5dk

Жыл бұрын

High praise indeed

man this guy is geniunely really good how has he managed that in such a short period of time?? keep it up💖💖

Whoever thinks Gen-Z is sensitive hasnt seen one of them calmly talk about their grandparents funeral.

@billyrussell7789

Жыл бұрын

fuck grandparents, have you seen them talk about their dad’s funerals?

@AximVidya

Жыл бұрын

it's because we wish we could have traded places 💀

@saaba9112

Жыл бұрын

​@@AximVidyaspeak for yourself 🙄

@calibricalypso

Жыл бұрын

​@@AximVidya This ripped the ugliest laugh out of me

@Eramor

Жыл бұрын

Dude me and my friends laugh about how my grandpa's fallen down the stairs (3 times now) ain't no way we're sensitive

This kid is hilarious. Definitely going places

@neotoad456

Жыл бұрын

25 is an adult.

As someone who’s non-binary I always tense up when I hear “pronouns” in a comedy special. Call me a snowflake but I don’t like being the butt of a million jokes. So it’s nice to see that I wasn’t the butt of the joke for once. Also you’re killing it Finlay keep it up edit: wow! I'm surprised at how positive pretty much all the replies have been. Happy to see it! :D edit 2: whoops never mind D:

@doctordice2doctordice210

Жыл бұрын

your entire identity is tied to a made up flimsy label that you decided to replace having a personality with. People don’t have to make a joke of you, you’re one already

@durian.electra

Жыл бұрын

wait i just realised this is finlay christie after reading your comment

@DanaTheLateBloomingFruitLoop

Жыл бұрын

I feel you pal. Hopefully there'll be more comedians like Finlay and maybe even an outspoken enby in our lifetime.

@bnbcraft6666

Жыл бұрын

Still not on board with the unorthodox use of pronouns that many people use

@motylemanuel

Жыл бұрын

​@@bnbcraft6666 literally not the point here

"We're just sensitive about different stuff" is a brilliant statement.

I, a gen Z person, still think gen Z is generally more sensitive than others due to the political climate we grew up in. But regardless, this was hilarious. 10/10!

@soulstitches9900

Жыл бұрын

@@LycanKai14 I agree that sensitivity is good in some cases like ones you mentioned. But there are some things that people get offended over when they really shouldn't. For example, a friend of mine (half Mexican, half white but looks more white) wore a sombrero to school and several people accused her of cultural appropriation. It was ridiculous. People getting offended for the sake of others when they don't know all the facts needs to stop imo.

@boodledemic6430

Жыл бұрын

@@soulstitches9900 exactly sensitivity is good (why would you want a population who feels nothing) but sensitivity to the point where people literally shut down and panic if something offends them is extremely unhealthy. And that’s what the young millennials/Gen z are today

@paigemosher8697

Жыл бұрын

Not sensitive, empathetic. There's a huge difference that most people aren't smart enough to grasp.

@paigemosher8697

Жыл бұрын

​@Boodle Demic Nah, that's what the older people project onto us since that's what they do whenever we have to educate/ correct them about basic decency nowadays, and they always throw a fit and act the way you're describing. We only shut down dangerous and backwards ways of thinking, they just block their ears at any attempt to move society forward and engage in actual productive discussion. THAT is the true difference between generations. Not the ass-backwards propaganda that you wrongly perpetuate.

@anuragpradhan7500

Жыл бұрын

​@@LycanKai14 You are right. GenZ is dramatic. The problem is that it's dramatics are treated as serious business. No one worth a damn ought to pay any attention to Twitter, except to acknowledge it as an enclosure of people you need to avoid.

I love how British people even laugh with an accent. Americans: hahahaha British: haww haww haww haww

@angelalovell5669

Жыл бұрын

You... do realise that thinking you don't have an accent is the hallmark of world encompassing privilege? Like, yeah, your media has saturated the market and you might not notice it but yes, you have an accent and yes, it is also present in your laughter. What a strange way to look at the world.

@GH0STSOAP

Жыл бұрын

​@@angelalovell5669 it's not that deep

@lucyandecember2843

Жыл бұрын

​@@angelalovell5669 o.o

@tcrijwanachoudhury

Жыл бұрын

But everyone has an accent 💀 Also: I'm sure you mean _Bridish_ cause you guys are allergric to your Ts when they're followed by vowels

@Aaron-kj8dv

Жыл бұрын

Weird that people got offended by a joke comment of a video of a man telling a joke.

Keep.em coming hilarious stuff!

I think you mixed up your words there. By "bad man" I think you meant "Prince Andrew"

@glitchedoom

Жыл бұрын

The vagueness makes the joke funnier. Of course it's about Prince Andrew, it doesn't need to be spelled out.

@Shrek_Has_Covid19

Жыл бұрын

joe biden

@Simplypurple117

Жыл бұрын

@@glitchedoom Yes thanks. Completely going against your own point by explaining the joke when all I was doing was making a cheeky reference for likes.

@andrewodinson3726

Жыл бұрын

@@Simplypurple117 But you're the one who explained the joke?

@plant_12

Жыл бұрын

​@@glitchedoomI didn't he even existed before reading the comments lmao it did need to be spelled out at some point

Besides her looks, from what I've heard about Diana she wouldn't be called a Karen, Karens come from the heart and Diana sounded chill af.

@acheybones588

Жыл бұрын

You either die a hero, or live long enough to become the Karen…

Boomers: sensitive about sports. Gen X: sensitive about what counts as metal music. Millennials: sensitive about cartoons. Gen Z: sensitive about equality.

@elizrebezilmadommdo1662

Жыл бұрын

Being sensitive about people wanting equality is too far. Obviously sports, music, and cartoons are more important!

@angelalovell5669

Жыл бұрын

I mean, that's adorable, assuming a (barely) generation before you didn't give a shit about anything but cartoons. Bitch, WE were the ones growing up during the most active stage of climate change denial in the media. You can claim all of equality if you want, but if you do, we claim all of the environment. Sound accurate? Obviously not but this is what pre-emptively hyperbolising to prevent negative comments does - you end up sounding arrogant and uninformed, which doesn't support your point and in fact encourages those who dismiss you to double down.

@thefridge7335

Жыл бұрын

Equality for all but some are still shtting on cis straight white men etc

@angelalovell5669

Жыл бұрын

@@thefridge7335 Well... feel free to actively not be part of the problem, and the trend will change. Having to hear 'you suck' isn't equivalent to being paid less, suffering generational trauma and being beaten or murdered for who you are or whether or not you were willing to have sex with a man. What I'm saying is that you'll survive, we all believe in you.

@thefridge7335

Жыл бұрын

@@angelalovell5669 Bingo. I'm part of many marginalized groups hunny. Actually most of my identity is "marginalized" I can tell your victim complex and "I have it worse than you" complex is making life pretty unbearable. Stay miserable you poor, poor child 🤡

I really thought the punchline was gonna be "then he's prince Andrew"

Dude predicted a name on the list

i was just thinking about something along these lines the other day when my neighbor (probably in his 70s/80s) pointed out that my pants, my shirt, and my hair were very colorful. i was like “yeah haha i’m very colorful” and then he was like “what is it with you youngins and having to be different than everyone else?” after the convo, i was thinking couldn’t you say the same thing about every generation? like flappers for instance, cutting their hair short and wearing less shapely clothing.

How did they laugh so much at that last punch line when he’d basically already made the joke

@AximVidya

Жыл бұрын

the power of delivery

This whole set is God-Tier imo

The HAYS code from Hollywood in the 30s really cements that fact.

You guys have to remember parents freaking out about Elvis shaking his hips on TV when you talk about Gen z being sensitive.

The older generations are sensitive about people being sensitive lmao

bro really called out prince Andrew there 💀 💀

It’s fun when you stumble upon a comedian on YT and see a couple of clips and THE JOKES ARE INSIGHTFUL, ORIGINAL, AND FUNNY!🎉🎉🎉 Hell yes more of this please.

Genuinely funny guy

“B- but she was the people’s Princess!!” Huh. Not my people.

@vyor8837

Жыл бұрын

She died. Rather different thing than complaining about someone saying "hey guys"

@hermi1-kenobi455

Жыл бұрын

@@vyor8837 people die everyday

@kiedisboughen5318

10 ай бұрын

​@@vyor8837nobody is complaining about that. That refers to a plural group that someone may not be a part of, and it has become a social term to just say "hey guys" for everyone around you, regardless of gender

@vyor8837

10 ай бұрын

@@kiedisboughen5318 I can give you several news media outlets proving you wrong here.

@kiedisboughen5318

10 ай бұрын

@@vyor8837 fox news is not a valid news source, neither is the daily mail or telegraph. I would like an unbiased one, something that conservatives reeeeaaally struggle with getting.... Whereas I can direct you to news outlets myself that prove me right. Also, the main bulk of my comment was me explaining how "Hey guys" has became a gender neutral term socially? If that's what you're trying to disprove then I'm going to stop responding until you gain awareness of what's going on around you. Then again, you are the ones who thrive off of misinformation, so I doubt that you would have any awareness anyway. Oh, and KZread channels don't count for the news sources either. That would fall under "biased" as they would either be extensions of outlets or a personal opinion/example of a singular event.

Prince Andrew just following his mother's footsteps

i literally thought "you'd know you have the same hair cut" and then he says it 😂

Older generations acually banned offsebsive movies like life of brian, and then call younger generations senetive pro-censorship snowflakes.

@paigemosher8697

Жыл бұрын

They refuse to look at themselves objectively when the truth is staring them right in the face. It'd make me laugh if their stupidity wasn't so infuriating.

Most gen z I know of hate the royal family EXCEPT for Diana 😅

@kiedisboughen5318

10 ай бұрын

Wait, people like them? Damn, gen z has a good point

@carwyngriffiths

8 ай бұрын

Not according to studies and polls.

When he said “now when a royal goes over seas to touch kids” I really thought he was gonna end with “he’s called the King” or something

This is a killer set bro. Really cool to find some good original comedy, especially right in a short I wasn't expecting to see.

Given the way the press hounded Diana, the way “The Family” controlled her, the way she married a man that really didn’t deserve her, and how we’re happy to see her with her 2 sons, you missed a chance to compare her troubles to Britney’s Diana’s behaviour was always seen as unbecoming of her station and I’m sure there were plenty of women that felt seen when Britney refused to doll up for LA paparazzi, would have tracks showing from overgrown extensions, and when the magazines made it seem like she was the type of mom that would make her toddlers live off Flaming Hot Cheetos and Redbull not out of poverty or neglect but because she thought it was a good idea

Is the audience laughter edited in?

If you say drow dab a backwards, you get a bad word 😭

This aged like wine with the news of Prince Andrew.

He makes this joke seemingly not thinking about the fact that Andrew was touching kids at the same time as Diana, just for different reasons; and got away with it at the time.

Young generation being more sensitive only means they are better at understanding their personal boundaries, while older generation was very bad at understanding their own boundaries and respecting boundaries of others. The sentence "Gen Z is sensitive" is itself about devaluing and diminishing feelings of others, it's about self-proclaimed authority to decide whose feelings are appropriate and who is too sensitive. This sentence is the proof that older generation is very bad at respecting boundaries and feelings of others if they don't fit into their paradigm

When I was literally about to say he had the same haircut as Diana...😮😂

Nice use of comedic timing with “He's a bad man,” one of his previous jokes (“bad boy” vs. “bad man”). 😂💯

After learning about Princess Diana, she was definitely a revolutionary royal and I definitely believe she was assassinated.

@kiedisboughen5318

10 ай бұрын

Oh, she was definitely assassinated. Look at the interviews she did before her death

The same people who say modern children are too sensitive literally had separate drinking fountains for black people so.....

also i dont know if youve ever accidentally misgendered an older cis person but they lose their absolute shit lol

Prince "I can't sweat" andrew

In America the older generation is sensitive about 9/11

When he made a statement about the Diana’s haircut I was like « you got the same » but he beat me to the punch even before I could finish thinking it

For a sec I thought he was singin "I Want It that Way".

This is actually... very good.

Every generation was obsessed or sensitive about something and they all like to think they were ‘better’. The world might be a nicer place if we all just realize we all got our own shit to deal with.

i knew exactly where the "went to touch kids" comment was going and i still laughed

I really like the fit of his shirt so i googled it to buy one, its like a $300 shirt😭

I like both your lines and your delivery

aid5? damn they made 5 sequels to aids???

@41-Haiku

Жыл бұрын

4, technically.

@danieln9226

Жыл бұрын

youtube is basically as sensitive as the people he described in the clip. Hence censoring.

The reason why the "bad man" bit at the end is funny is because at the start he made a joke about that.

The baaaad maaaan gets me every time

Older generations are sensitive about pronouns too. If they weren't, they would just be able to roll with it.

@i_garfed_on_the_carpet

8 ай бұрын

yeah tell an old person you’re a they them and see what happens, definitely won’t be chilling

@emro164

8 ай бұрын

And the kicker is that Boomers were largely the age bracket that commercialized reproduction. Baby showers and gender reveals didn't rexist in the way they do today. Kids' clothes and such were not so aggressively gendered when Boomers were little. So they made a big deal hyping up gender and social gender cues, and then fuss about it being deconstructed.

I can't wait to see you hone your stand up skills even more. The wit is there, it just needs more structure which will come with practise. Keep going!!

That good ol' " same haircut" excuse 😂😂

Older people can be quite nationalists and get offended easily when you say sth is better in another country than your own. Or they get offended seeing two guys in love. Or by a guy wearing makeup. Or because you disagree with concept of army, especially obligatory army service for all young men. Or when someone "wrongly" cooks their national dish.

These are one of the unfunniest jokes I have ever heard

@CharlieYoubg

Жыл бұрын

😂bro he killed, if I had to guess your a child. I mean for God sake you didn't even word your hate comment correctly

@unclecavi1329

Жыл бұрын

@@CharlieYoubg nah, i don't hate him, he's just unfunny.

@jadapinkett1656

Жыл бұрын

​@@CharlieYoubg "your a child" Naw. YOU'RE just uneducated.

OK that was golden. We want a whole ass special!

Lmao that's great. The "but now" is golden

I've found that older people are very sensitive about religion as well. I refuse to tell old people that I'm agnostic anymore. The moment I do that, you can see their brains short-circuiting.

@memeju1ce

Жыл бұрын

yeah. as long as more people are born, newer generations will be more “sensitive”. i’m sure people considered suffragettes and anti-slavery activists in a similar way younger people are way more respectful of others’ beliefs imo

@paigemosher8697

Жыл бұрын

Organized religion in particular was a mistake. It turns so many people into the absolute worst versions of themselves and acts as a shield for horrible behavior.

Naur, not you sliding Princess Charles like thst.

lol, having seen the bad boy/bad man routine, that punchline hits

To be fair, older generations are also sensitive about pronouns… have you seen those people getting angry when they learn their second grader is learning about pronouns and they try to BAN talking about pronouns in school? Really, do you even know what a pronoun is? (I, you, we, us, et cetera are all pronouns. That is what they are teaching in school. Not the gender stuff. Although I don’t get why they care so much about somebody else wanting to be called a certain way. It’s not like we’re hurting anybody.)

@Anonymous-hx3pu

Жыл бұрын

They're just pissed about the Twitter mob and cancel culture. Unfortunately they're pointing all that anger in the wrong direction.

@solsystem1342

Жыл бұрын

What really pisses me off is that "gender stuff" is all over our classrooms. The way we talk about people is gendered, the toys and clothes we give our children are gendered, etc It's even more annoying when a teacher mentioning her wife could get her fired for "bringing up sexuality"

He literally proved how people are more sensitive today. "She did charity work in Africa, what a terrible person!" is a brain dead mentality of a young spoiled generation that has to invent fictional problems.

@viljamtheninja

Жыл бұрын

Also, people back in the day didn't try to "cancel" anyone for saying the wrong thing or having the wrong opinions, like the opinion that men cannot give birth. Which they can't.

@kevinweltje4604

Жыл бұрын

​@Ivelios Xilosient this is bait right?

@lylemcdermott2566

Жыл бұрын

Bruh... The joke, you didn't get it at all.

@Abekiel

5 ай бұрын

​@@viljamtheninjaactually they did cancel you being communis coulg get you to jail being gay was ofren illegal youd get beaten in the streets for criticising the church pretty worse things then cancelation wich isnt even a real thing

@irediche

3 ай бұрын

Look what everybody saying about mr Beast, you actually get it right😮

i didnt know how right you were gonna be about older generations being sensitive about Princess Diana. the moment i knew you were gonna say jokes about her, i was on edge and hoping you wouldnt mock her 😂

bro princess diana died way before I was even born and I'm still sensitive about her 💀😭

Older generation was sensitive about black people sitting besides them at diners. Or sensitive about interracial marriage, and started lynchings. At least the new gen is sensitive about things that don't hurt other people.

My grandma: your generations so SENSITIVE about everything, back in my day- Me: back in your day you killed black people if they used the same water fountain as you.

sometimes I also wonder if older generations weren’t sensitive enough “tough guy” isn’t a positive character trait