Complaining doesn't make a women a Karen. Complaining incessantly about something that person can't control, while maybe asking to speak to the manager, makes a woman a Karen.

@priscillajimenez27

10 ай бұрын

Exactly

@sakalaathletics

10 ай бұрын

Not true. If you have a random woman complaining that you are fishing in a place you are allowed to, she's a Karen. You have control over if you are fishing or not, it's just none of her business. She won't ask for a manager, but she's still a Karen.

@srji489

10 ай бұрын

Complaining incessantly is way better than physical altercation that "karens" don't usually do

@ogfullmelt

10 ай бұрын

Karen comment

@benjamintworek

10 ай бұрын

Or acting like you know the manager and not backing down even when the manager comes out.

Okay lets do this with black people next.

@notoriousj_

10 ай бұрын

Exactly

@deenorunda

10 ай бұрын

Did your person steal what they're wearing? Was your person pregnant while they were in high school? Is your person on welfare? Feels shitty doesn't it.

@victoriaodia

10 ай бұрын

Im black and I agree

@iLikeCok

10 ай бұрын

or any other race for that matter

@daisyosawaru3979

10 ай бұрын

People already have nice try

The poor red headed guy 😭 fearing his life throughout it all

They better reverse the roles and make it with the opposite stereotypes.

@NormanF62

10 ай бұрын

Will never happen as Brett said here. Blacks are a protected class.

@priscillajimenez27

10 ай бұрын

Yeah

@muddyhotdog4103

10 ай бұрын

No! You can't do that !

@2FAST_4U

10 ай бұрын

They wont.

@ismailtaskran9740

10 ай бұрын

@@2FAST_4Ujubilee does everything in the other way around as well.

Role Reversal: Has your person met their father? Has your person looted a Nike store? Did your person have a child before finishing high school?

@sharkinator7819

10 ай бұрын

Does your person look like they love KFC?

@AlsoKnownAsJac

10 ай бұрын

Does your person look like they like watermelon?

@currychiken9819

10 ай бұрын

Does your person look like they are afraid of ghosts with pointy heads

@raunorepomies8621

10 ай бұрын

Does your person look like they can't swim? Does your person look like they didn't do nothing?

@inDefyance

9 ай бұрын

Does your person support BLM?

I get that what Jubilee is TRYING to do here is point out the wrong assumptions people make online, etc. But what they are ACTUALLY doing in practice is put a bunch of people in a room and say horrible things about them while people laugh about it. 🙄🤦🏻‍♂️ Great job as always, Jubilee.

"...we are actually talking about human beings" ... Ummmmm, yes. I SO AGREE Brett, I wish people could remember this in the comments. Also, I guess I am surrounded by hygienic people, but I just literally thought everyone of every race wore deodorant. Like, unless they forgot to pack it in their gym bag, or were genuinely struggling with depression or something serious.

@azii_co

10 ай бұрын

Its super wierd, but my armpits don't smell or sweat(unless my whole body is sweating). I still wear deodorant sometimes cuz everyone does. I don't know why it's like that, it's super wierd I know.

@kendrascorner

10 ай бұрын

@@azii_co I mean, count yourself blessed 😂

@slc1923

10 ай бұрын

One would thing right. But I think that’s just an American thing. My family travels a lot and have found that people from India do not do deodorant while wearing spicy scents. Wonderful people, so warm and inviting, yet pungent.

@kendrascorner

10 ай бұрын

@@slc1923 People from 3rd world countries get a pass! Food and shelter are priority! :) But I assumed this video was about various races within America.

@slc1923

10 ай бұрын

@@kendrascorner understand.

All this demonstrates is that everything that they (MSM) push about white supremacy is completely backwards in reality. I decide if a person is someone that open minded and a stereotype based on my individual interactions with them. I’m 3rd generation Sicilian and saying that I have no culture is laughable. Having culture is not something that your born with. It’s something that is passed on from generation to generation. I’d love my cultures food, language, history and going back to where my families home town in Southern Sicily. But, like millions of immigrants, we are so proud to be American. My grandfather’s all fought in WW2, their sons were drafted to Vietnam and 3 of my brothers all served in the BS war in Saudi Arabia and Afghanistan. The point is….we all have a story to tell. Letting people who could care less about us are just using race to push each other apart. I feel bad for those that are so programmed.

@muddyhotdog4103

10 ай бұрын

Ya there truly is a deep culture and history in much of Europe.. You only hear people argue such in the West, especially the USA where people essentially adopted a mixed European culture. The days of different European groups making small ethnic cultural enclaves in the USA are long gone and everyone has assimilated, now just "American" with some keeping ancestral connections usually depending how long their family has been here. Now the mass exodus of immigrants are those from African, Asian, and Latin American origins; and thus the only ones still bringing in any old traditions from their home countries (while also assimilating to western culture down the line). Most European countries are industrially/economically strong and there's no large migrations. And at the same time many old traditional customs/roots- whether from Slavic, Itallian, Germanic, Spanish, Irish, Scottish etc aren't being conserved or passed down in Europe. But instead a modern technological and industrial culture has taken over (which is a result of European culture in a sense and ironically everyone is trying to contend with)

*This is just both* depressing and entertaining *at the same time.*

@sleepyotter.

10 ай бұрын

fr lol

@shanedaley6236

10 ай бұрын

It's dripping with racism it's crazy I don't think we've seen something to this extent before what the fuck

@SunWarrior155

10 ай бұрын

It's like a train wreck. It's horrific, but I can't look away...

Being a "Karen" isn't racially exclusive. A black Karen lives behind me

@adaelion3772

10 ай бұрын

That, is a "shaniqua". Lol

@muddyhotdog4103

10 ай бұрын

@@adaelion3772 ya but you can't say that, cuz of black fragility

@notoriousj_

10 ай бұрын

Shaniqua

@realscoobs

10 ай бұрын

@@adaelion3772 learn something new every day hahaha

@daisyosawaru3979

10 ай бұрын

Wrong

My favorite is "everyone, including black people, crosses the street to avoid black people"

@samuelhagos8274

10 ай бұрын

?

@JA-yb4xc

10 ай бұрын

dawg what☠

Guess Who: Racist Edition 😭

Let's flip the switch. And it's automatically racist.

@sleepyotter.

10 ай бұрын

Exactly!

@chrisl5582

10 ай бұрын

No need to flip.

@daisyosawaru3979

10 ай бұрын

It’s already been that way

@Kathakathan11

3 ай бұрын

Dare to be one if you think it is correct

@Salome11180

3 ай бұрын

@@Kathakathan11 lol, bold of you to assume I cannot. I'm black, I can absolutely do that if I want to. But I'm not like you other racist leftist that don't see the hypocrisy or blatantly refuse to acknowledge It

There's a reason why you couldn't reverse things.. It's called black fragility.

They are so ashamed of themselves. Let them find comfort where they can. Inferiority complexes are hard to live with. They need to put others down and project their own insecurities in order to live, it's a question of mental health.

@55CINCO55

10 ай бұрын

What?

The fact that this is real is so sad yet hilarious at the same time 😆 Edit: the further I watch the less funny it becomes. Just saying.

@AH1Guy

10 ай бұрын

Agreed :(

@teslaseb8841

10 ай бұрын

😂😂this is so bad but so good

@ashleycnossen3157

10 ай бұрын

Thanks for saying this, I didn't find it funny either. I'm no longer relaxed about white stereotypes.

@IanTalksHotTakes

10 ай бұрын

@@ashleycnossen3157 it wasn’t necessarily that, it was just that it started out as a very lighthearted thing but then as it progressed it just kept getting more and more edgy and intentionally putting down and I was not here for it.

@Antonio-ys5zd

10 ай бұрын

​@@IanTalksHotTakeskaspian was the only comedic effect left but even then it was with existential horror. The guy has an iron will not to have a panic attack or something

Well, this is definitely one of the more interesting things that Jubilee has done.

@shanedaley6236

10 ай бұрын

I question how they thought this was a good idea making the game real life with racism

Yes I'm ready to see the other races in this game

(just reversing the uno card of race stereotypes you'd usually find on internet) If they tried with another race: -my person looks like could have looted a shop -my person looks like could be selling dope at some point -my person might have done prison time -my person can't swim -my person can run fast -my person can jump high -my person is always the victim -my person can't be racist by default -my person can rap -my person plays basketball

@Eusong

10 ай бұрын

Gonna have a little fun with my own races stereotypes 😈 -My person looks like they have bombs strapped to their chest -My person looks like they beat their wife -My person looks like they would only have their eyes visible while in public -My person looks like they f*ck goats -My person looks like they marry children -My person looks like they hijack airplanes

Oh this is going to be great, Brett’s doing another Jubilee video 😂😂😂

@sleepyotter.

10 ай бұрын

Yep!

If you see this person in a dark alley, do you feel safe? I win the game

@sleepyotter.

10 ай бұрын

Oh nahh💀💀💀💀 That does sound like a good way to win the game tho

@Kathakathan11

3 ай бұрын

I am brown, I definitely don’t feel safe if I see a white man in the dark. So is with black & brown.

@Kathakathan11

3 ай бұрын

Stranger is a stranger

I would love to see this with Asians 😂 (as an Asian myself) As long as it's done in fun and pretty good faith like here. It's really interesting to see what we assume about people from just looking at them :)

The deodorant story you told was exactly what happened to me on vacation last week. Couldn’t find my natural deodorant and had to use my husbands aluminum cancer filled kind😫😂 but I took a chance because I wanna smell cute lol

@benny4162

10 ай бұрын

Does aluminum free keep you from stinking at all? Do you have to reapply a couple times a day? I'l like to try it but I don't want to risk smelling at work.

@ravenoffire87

10 ай бұрын

@@benny4162 I tried using the natural stuff and it made me have actual BO. I do shower all the time and the aluminum free stuff does not help. I actually smell worse using it.

@ericamcdaniel4318

10 ай бұрын

@@benny4162my wife tried it and it didn’t work for her. I don’t know which one she tried or if they’re all the same. I haven’t taken that chance yet lol

@ChronicallyofflineRavenclaw

10 ай бұрын

@@benny4162 Yes!! (Well it depends on the brand)- I had a few that didn’t work but one that worked so great for me was Schmitt’s magnesium&Charcoal deodorant. You can get it online or at several retailers. I apply it once a day and it usually lasts all day and I don’t get smelly!

@b.calvinsaul1909

10 ай бұрын

"aluminum cancer-filled deodorant" .sigh. You probably believe in zodiac signs, crystal healing, homeopathy, and the health benefits of veganism, too. The West really does get it's science knowledge from comic books, Seventeen Magazine, and Buzzfeed.

"Does your person look like they need their fire alarm battery changed?" "Does your person look like they can swim?" "Does your person look like they had a father present in their life?"

Jorge is definitely an old spice type of guy lmao

@Micahangelo_YT

10 ай бұрын

Wait is it something wrong with Old Spice? I use Old Spice + Baby Powder + Cologne and get told I smell good. Is there a stereotype on Old Spice?

I can't wait for the Black, Mexican, and Asian version.

@daisyosawaru3979

10 ай бұрын

Already happened racist

Is Jubilee filmed in LA? If so, I would assume all of these people had similar political and philosophical ideology regardless of their appearance. Maybe it’s still wrong to judge, but I think basing such assumptions on geographic and socioeconomic factors is much more accurate than race or skin color. And that is what is largely wrong with America today, we have elevated race and physical appearance above personal characteristics which are and should be much more important.

Umm.. if you're looking for a skin color of people in the US who's homophobic, 'white' is not the one to start with.

New favourite reaction video, love the entertaining take on such bumming stuff

The fact that someone went out of their way to create that video is so weird to me. Im 26 yo but I feel like Im an alien on this planet when I see something that bizzare and ridiculous

@-crossed-2157

10 ай бұрын

That's the worst part, when by some miracle young people turn out to be normal, they're the odd one out among all these brainlets and get depressed...

So true , being a Gen X born in 1966 / Going to school in the 70s & 80's and a white male / We we more focused on people being too stupid , smart , or a fink [ lyre , gossiper , troll ] than to get on them about their color or even being gay . I went to school in Harbor City and Torrance CA . Yes we had our differences in styles and music but to start a protest over choices was not a thing because we had venues to go to and parents that took our shit away if we crossed the line .

@b.calvinsaul1909

10 ай бұрын

Fellow Gen X. We didn't even think about race growing up, going to college, or at work. I really thought all that was behind us. We all made fun of Al Sharpton and other grifters, and just assumed 99% of people saw through them. Then Facebook and other social media arrived and things got so bad, so quick. It's just stupid.

Now i wanna sue jubilee for racism

you may not see color but color sees you, white man.

Thank you so much for your awesome content, Brett! I couldn't help but notice that the Johnny Depp versus Amber Heard trial recently came out on Netflix. I would love to hear your thoughts and opinions about the documentary. Keep up the great work! 👍

I would say 98% of Brett Cooper's videos. I'm entertained by even if it's about something I don't really care about. I love hearing her perspective❤

this is flat out modern day comedy

I love the jubilee reactions.

@sleepyotter.

10 ай бұрын

same

@muddyhotdog4103

10 ай бұрын

Cuz Jubilee is absolutely the worst channel ever lol

After watching the Amala react to the group winning 1000 dollars, this ended up being way less toxic than expected

Idk if I'm the only one but when she started talking about body spray and natural deodorant I thought she was gonna pull the sponsor card on us 😂

Racism is racism; whatever your skin colour, you can be racist. The only prerequisite is that you are an American

@sleepyotter.

10 ай бұрын

Exactly! They think it’s not racism if a black person is openly hating white people

@b.calvinsaul1909

10 ай бұрын

Being American is NOT a prerequisite. Racism can exist anywhere.

In every video! Brett always gets me with the sponsor’s! Brett is so good at just throwing them in there. It always catches me off guard. EVERY TIME! 😂

The Office clips are always the best

How to get canceled in 30 second's

One of the best channels i've found recently.

@Rick_Cleland

10 ай бұрын

*_BRETT COOPER 2038!!_*

@AJ-dn6ej

10 ай бұрын

Majima >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

@daisyosawaru3979

10 ай бұрын

Embarrassing

This makes me sad and cracked me up at the same time. Loving the grown up look Brett. Hair and make up killed it!

Theres a difference between Karen's and people who need to see a manager because of bad treatment.

The way you respond to each one is simply to laugh.

So it’s like Guess Who but with real people 😂😂

YESSSSS BRETTTTTTTT POSTEDDDDD

Remember when "Guess Who?" was about physical attributes that you could see? (And not prejudices that you have no way of knowing by just looking at a person?)

I wanna play guess who with Brett

"It's rough out there if you're trying to avoid being poisoned by the toxins of the world" As somebody who refuses to eat at McDonalds, Wonder bread, Nutella, Craft peanut butter, Craft dinner, hot dogs, and any other processed meat, ect. And who also owns no-aluminum deodorant, no-fluoride toothpaste, hasn't got a vaccine or booster. And is currently working on building a farm with my own animals so I don't even have to eat ANYTHING store bought, I can relate!

I can’t watch content like this, I really do try to just find the humor in it , but I can’t stand the superiority complex these people have and the sheer double standards. If they were to do the opposite in good faith then I would definitely feel like this is actually just them trying to be funny and now them just being racist.

That was a lot of fun!! Everyone makes assumptions based on people’s looks. It’s only when you start talking to someone that you learn who they are.

As a black person born and raised in Africa, I don't care if other races use the N word, it's just a word and we have come to accept it and embrace it so yeah.

I love how you switch outfits for the ending

I don't understand how those people can voluntarily sit there and just wait for that spit in the face.

Jubilee reactions are the best! Anyone else want to see Brett do more of these?

@JaxonWillis

10 ай бұрын

Not really. This seems degenerative. Short term entertainment from drama but I took no lessons from this. I feel worse off after watching this. Maybe I’m the wrong audience for this kind of video

Downloading this to watch for a car trip lol

3:52 holding people to accountability is not the same as constantly complaining about every single thing that a person doesn't like.

And conservatives say liberals are obsessed with race.

@LD_92

10 ай бұрын

They are

@sleepyotter.

10 ай бұрын

They are, Brett is just reacting to this vid.

@UncleEbenezer77

10 ай бұрын

@@LD_92 As an unbiased centrist, I see it being the other way around.

@LD_92

10 ай бұрын

@@UncleEbenezer77 It’s okay to be wrong sometimes.

Loved the red head😂😂😂

Just starting this video and it sounds like a game that would/could be fun if it were for all races.

My answers to these assumptions as a whiter than white guy 1) I CANNOT dance to save my life, not a damned chance 2) I don't wear deodorant (mostly cause I don't exercise) 3) I look like I'd be someone a Karen would yell at, not a Karen itself 4) I grew up poor as dirt and am currently still pretty poor 5) I look like I'd have been arrested at least 5 times, so no. Don't look like an officer 6) Most of my friend group is actually black. Didn't really care what their color was but we bonded over gaming and they happen to be black 7) If you think I care enough to storm a capital building when I'm already tired from life- 8) I've said the N-word quite a lot. Considering the amount of my friends who are black and say it, it just naturally became a part of my vocabulary around them. Never said it outside of that though 9) Can I rap? NOPE. I can barely speak let alone do that 10) Considering in the previously mentioned friendgroup, we have more than one gay guy that we all regularly hang out with, I don't believe so. But I'm sure someone will tell me otherwise 11) Never dated a person of color. Dated one girl when I was 12 cause she asked me out but never dated anyone since 12) High body count? I think the previous question makes it pretty obvious the answer ain't even 1

That poor mod in the middle was so flabbergasted.

GENIUS….too smooth transition again….at this point I am just trying to predict when she inserts an ambiguous line that links the content to the ad 😂😂😂

I made a “deodorant” with one tbs baking soda, one tbs tapioca flour, and 2 tbs melted coconut oil and it works! It’s weird rubbing that on your arm pits at first but works way better than natural deodorants!

this is the type of game that frat boys play drunk at 2am, not something that you play in a super pc media atmosphere. still, i'm entertained tehe

Well that was soul destroying and bereft of happy!

Hey Brett if your reading this I love your videos

Oh this is going to be good...

Brett's sponsor transition is better than my buddy's pick up lines

I am allergic to the non-breast cancer deodorant. Arm & Hammer Essentials is a great one, I only need to use it once or twice a week in the Summer. I wish they would stop using the word Homophobic improperly, being phobic means you have an irrational fear of something, a phobia is being SCARED of something not hating something.

Hi brett I know this jubilee video was posted a while ago but can you do the middle school Boys vs. girls about today's problems

"does your person looks like they would shoplift Target if they live in California?"

Real Karen’s call out other Karen’s. 😂

makes me think of unusual suspects :) great game

Instead of saying what if the roles were reversed, we should start making parodies with the roles being reversed

redhead bro looked flabbergastered

"i don't know anything" "i fit all the white stereotypes "😂😂😂😂

I think jubilee would have a hard time filming an opposite version of this. Finding someone who blatantly and openly celebrates her own racist view as the black woman on the panel is not going to be as easy.

Ironic that the most self entitled, and least self aware people in the room are picking out Karen's. Cos you KNOW they're gonna be the first and most obnoxious person in an establishment, screeching about how hard done to rhwy are, and demanding to see the manager! Over the pettiest shiz! 😂😂

I want to see Brett in a Jubilee episode

I think the big problem with the n-word and the campaign to give the word so much power is that they are trying to have their cake and eat it too. If I can give an example of the "Boer" Afrikaner is that the word Boer, which means farmer, was used as a slur for the Dutch settlers in South Africa but they really rallied behind the word. At no point was anybody not allowed to say it. The "Boer" community found a great amount of pride in the name and now it is a complement and gives a sense of belonging. If a word is so bad that somebody can't use it, it is so bad that nobody can use it.

" My person statistically looks like they commit crimes"

People who look at my face assume I’m German! That’s partly true but it isn’t the entire story about me. Like the old saying has it, never judge a book by its cover! 😂😊

I would've been kicked out before I even showed up😂

@therealshino4607

10 ай бұрын

I would've just left halfway through

Ian Gallagher from Shameless is having a hard time during this lmao

10:46 Imagine singing the middle part of "Us" by Ice Cube

Omg i am so early, love u brett

There's an actual board game like this using cartoon images of a variety of people called Unusual Suspects. It's a fun and interesting party game.

I have to admit, the video title looks like a SNL sketch title.

it’s funny bc when my friend and i played guess who last we used ALLL the stereotypes 😭 we kept winning 😭

Lmfao...I so wanna see the black stereotype one now! 🤣

@daisyosawaru3979

10 ай бұрын

It’s already happened racist

I would do so well in this game 🍷🗿

17:59 yes, please Jubilee

'bUt iT's NoT rAcIsM iF tHeY'rE wHiTe' bleh

Whhhhhhite stereotypes😱

@Malek13783

10 ай бұрын

aaaaaa sooo scary

Ipad kids, through and through. Without seeing emotional responses from another person humans tend to "rationalize" every single interaction without caring for the consequences of their actions/sentences.

The only hip hop I could sing would be from the 80's from the Sugar Hill Gang! lol