His "Hello" at the beginning sounds 100% like a german "Hallo"

@ocrow3654

4 жыл бұрын

Geordie accent eh

@ncszy

3 жыл бұрын

Geordie Hello is Hallaaw

@ironfrogman65

3 жыл бұрын

Oh my God he's a Nazi did you see the way he said hello just like a Nazi German quick ground him up Jaden news

@FranziSandro

2 жыл бұрын

That was exactly what I was thinking and I was: huh?!? I didn't knew he's German? But then.. Yeah...

@sunnesunne4039

2 жыл бұрын

English is a Germanic language after all ....

Sam is a RAW, young talent. As a man of 54, I can see his conflicts, his uncertainties coming through, yet I have never had so MUCH faith in a seminal artist who's head WILL clear, who WILL say things that need to be said in a way that WILL connect with the majority, because it just comes from a good place, his heart. People will listen, I've heard him. I'm so very, very impressed.

@markbarclay02

2 жыл бұрын

Well said Peter. People need to level up, speak up, be open...get to the point about things....Sam seems to touch on aspects that are often pushed under because of fear.

so i've officially fallen in love with Sam Fender

@SA77888

2 жыл бұрын

Well I suggest you go and do him a ' favour ' then. You know what Im talking about. If you like him that much - do it.

@carysjones8416

2 жыл бұрын

Same girl

If only a quarter of the world's population would understand what he said about the polarization of left and right, the world would be a better place.

@petersowerby6032

2 жыл бұрын

I recently expressed the view that the Labour Party could save a lot of time and money by playing 'AYE' and 'LONG WAY OFF' at their Conference, then just going home, taking the sentiment on board, and coming out in force to CHANGE this country for the better. I stand by that.

@Piqueblinders11

5 ай бұрын

Apart from the fact he talked about white privilege when it doesn’t exist. Try white privilege in China

i think a lot of people now tend to shy away from talking about any of this stuff nowadays for fear of saying the wrong thing so it's SO refreshing to see a young male act be so aware of himself and his surroundings, and to talk to openly and honestly about everything like this. we love a handsome, socially aware and incredibly musically talented man

@kkim2474

4 жыл бұрын

Totally agree with you, it really is refreshing!

@96MasterOfPuppets96

3 жыл бұрын

It's so refreshing to see a young white man talk shit about his own race and perpetuate racist concepts such as white privilege and cultural appropriation. The only reason people don't talk about this stuff is SJWs like you who cancel people for saying things you disagree with.

@Greenielid

3 жыл бұрын

1904 completely agree.

@a-a-ron7325

3 жыл бұрын

@@donnyosmosis5425 you have no idea how she would of reacted tbh.

@CallMeMrX

2 жыл бұрын

@@96MasterOfPuppets96 So true. He's not saying anything that doesn't go along with the same old bullshit rhetoric, nothing special here.

This is seriously one of my favourite Sam Fender interviews ever! It's so refreshing seeing an artist talk about truly relevant stuff. Also, the way that this video was made seems very professional🙄♥️

@mrmervinjminky1536

2 жыл бұрын

Genuinely just got introduced to this kid by one of my muso mates who is usually bang on with his recommendations, and this kid is fantastic, not just as a musician, he is a lovely intelligent lad who represents the background, attitudes and feelings I can relate to 100% I wish him all the best in his career 👍

@CrashbandicootXO-ih2qc

2 жыл бұрын

I feel sorry for you !

I wish him much success. He has no issue pushing boundaries and making mainstream culture uncomfortable.

I just think Sam is such a sound human being and he makes killer music. So if he keeps doing both those things, then I think I’ll be a fan for a very long time !

He's a beautiful, funny, humble and raw soul .. Be yourself guys... we need more (self) love and compassion in this life... love u all 💋

One hell of a guy with true beliefs and not afraid to express himself. We need more like him.

I wonder what that kid who was being awful to Sam in school think when he looks at him now. Bet he regrets his behaviour ;-)

I love his accent so much even though I have the same one 😂😂 but like he’s also talking about relevant topics

@blotski

2 жыл бұрын

I agree. It's just nice to have our accent associated with someone popular, talented and intelligent. I love that when he sings he doesn't either push or disguise his accent. He just sings naturally.

stop hating yourself

He speaks honestly about a topic that is front and centre again. I have a similar story from growing up near Wigan (almost completely white) and then being fortunate enough to meet people from all over the world through travel and education. We all want the same things but some of us have a head start because we are white.

@rael1999

2 жыл бұрын

You have a head start because of what the generations before you went through. 100 years ago most people put up with differing amounts of shit. Try giving those that came before you a bit of credit for where you stand today.

@theorgazoid9459

2 жыл бұрын

Literally the opposite of the truth in any white nation west of the old Iron Curtain now, especially the English-speaking ones. You *should* have privilege because you're in your own homeland where you belong, but instead you are DISadvantaged and disenfranchised relative to foreigners in your own country.

@ajayredonkulus6628

2 жыл бұрын

@@rael1999 Should I be happy that I live in luxury as a consequence of others living in poverty?

@rael1999

2 жыл бұрын

@@ajayredonkulus6628 ....Why ? are you sharing your wealth then ?? If you have a guilt complex then you should regularly share to a charity. Help those you're talking about Gnashing of teeth , virtue signalling and feeling bad about it doesn't really do anything does it ?

@ajayredonkulus6628

2 жыл бұрын

@@rael1999 I do my best as anyone does, however it isn't guilt I feel. However being told to be thankful other people have it harder in an era where we can no longer ignore those people due to distance isn't exactly a great solution. Nor is the knee jerk accusations of virtue signaling, the buzzwords of someone who doesn't want to actually discuss the issue but shout over you about it. You don't want to try and deal with the past like an adult? Fine. Don't put it on other people to be as oblivious.

"...and then you have a mental breakdown" - lmao, very true. know from personal experience!

Amazingly talented, great guy.

we need more people like him in this world

@thegentleman4873

3 жыл бұрын

No we don't

we need more men like him

@JohnDoe-yg2eu

2 жыл бұрын

no we dont. hes just pandering to not get cancelled by people like you.

@dr.livesey7595

Жыл бұрын

We need more women not like you

I LOVE HIM

i love him

Sam is. "A COMPLETE AND UTTER WHIRLWIND". EVERYBODY LOVES A WHIRLWIND!!! MORE, MORE, MORE!!

4:45 let it all out on someone who doesn't know what's behind these closed doors

3.04 " I was far too scared to hit him but I would hit him in a heartbeat now"

''I remember the first time there was a Bangladeshi family moved into my street , as a kid i was like Whooh! that's amazing and i became friends...but i remember being genuinely shocked as a kid, seeing someone that wasn't white''...... How old is this kid now? 25, so he would have been about 5 when this supposedly happened....in 2001! When i was a kid, i was surprised to see non white kids at school and moving into the street... i was about 10 and that was in 1974!!! So i would like to know what street he supposedly lived in that that street waited nearly 30 years .🤣

@aldozilli1293

2 жыл бұрын

You sound like you live in London, Bradford or Birmingham, what people don't realise is that in towns, villages and streets outside the big cities in the UK there are still few non-whites. Same happened to me in the late 90s seeing a black kid in my local town in West Sussex and that town is only 20 minutes from Croydon which has had plenty of non-whites since the 50s/60s and its still unusual to see.non-whites here.

Lovin’ that Geordie accent

He's so smart

@hshsjwbshsjwjekjeje

5 ай бұрын

Wrong

His hair looks darker

Justin Bieber + Scooter Braun (Justin's manager) = Sam Fender

Good conversation, Very informative.

@thegentleman4873

3 жыл бұрын

Yea really informs you what an utterly revolting little reprobate he is. Its amusing how this is the most famous he will ever be, so not very at all, and will spend the rest of his pitiful life chasing this minor minor fame lol

@austinconstantino2148

2 жыл бұрын

@@thegentleman4873 well this didn't age well lol

Fancy asking a kid from South Shields about ‘white privilege’.

@SarahRichardson-bi9mx

Жыл бұрын

He's from North Shields 😂

The thing about masculinity reminds me of the IDLES song, 'Samaritans'

king

Sammm🥺🥺🥺

So awesome. Please dear Samuel, enjoy your well deseerved break and come back as strong as possible.

Wise beyond his years.

@hshsjwbshsjwjekjeje

5 ай бұрын

How

He's not wrong about ukeleles.

100th comment😀

Guys white privilege is put in quotation marks because it's the title of one of his songs calm down they're not trying to insinuate that it doesn't exist

@KayJayFusion

4 жыл бұрын

And even if he was that would be his opinion

@CallMeMrX

3 жыл бұрын

It doesn't

@raya838

2 жыл бұрын

@@CallMeMrX white moment

@2s207

2 жыл бұрын

It doesn’t exist Fucking hell

@SaltVinegar2010

Жыл бұрын

@@raya838 Clown moment 🤡

Being a white lad helped his career? What just like Stormzy, Ghetts, Dave, Skepta, Little Simz etc etc? Being a white working class lad you are against the odds trying to make it in the music biz these days.

@SaltVinegar2010

Жыл бұрын

Exactly. It was a stupid comment from Sam in reality.

Load of sad bastards in the comments. He’d brought out a song called White Privilege at the time of the interview. Why wouldn’t he speak of it? Such a class genuine northern lad

I love you so fucking much

Oops

Easier to make it in music business if your white??????????

I’m white, but under my skin I suppose I’m black (Evolution) I find it hard to believe people still talk in 2020 about colour , I look out of my window I see trees of all different colours but they are all trees, I refer to them as trees, do let’s all forget the past grow up and refer to people as people not by any colour white black yellow or green please it’s boring

@aldozilli1293

2 жыл бұрын

Agree with everything you said, we are who we are, who gives a toss if you are white or green inside or outside we're just people.

@juand1rection

2 жыл бұрын

Jesse what the fuck are you talking about

Sam fender you’re a lad but... externalising the person who put your hand in your face as an “asshole” is not doing the right-wing thing and rising above it and showing authority punch him back.

This isn't brave or anything. He is just saying the most basic mainstream stuff that the industry likes

Good times make weak people. This guy watches too much tele and is on the side as you see he’s a voice of corporations as he’s getting paid and he’s too young to be awake. Which is why he’s woke.

@worldwiderevolutionsoon5979

2 жыл бұрын

Difference bwtween being awake and woke?

Odd that he even acknowledges the ridiculous term "toxic masculinity" considering his thoughts in songs like Dead Boys.

@vivienbobby2534

2 жыл бұрын

?

@CallMeMrX

2 жыл бұрын

@@vivienbobby2534 My point was that absurd terms like 'toxic masculinity' do no good for anyone, and only serve to add guilt, shame and confusion to boys and young men trying to find their place in the world and understand what it is to be a man. Dead Boys addresses male suicide, an enormous problem that is certainly not helped by labels that seek to attack their entire gender.

@nritsch

2 жыл бұрын

@@CallMeMrX I’d assume he was asked about it by the interviewer.

@CallMeMrX

2 жыл бұрын

@@nritsch Perhaps, but just by answering the question he acknowledges it.

@ellalea4550

2 жыл бұрын

@@CallMeMrX toxic masculinity isn’t a term used to negatively describe the boys and young men or put them down, it’s a term referring the culture they’ve been raised in. If anything, boys and young men are victims of toxic masculinity. I don’t think of the term as absurd, I think we need to be able to label issues in society so they’re easier to understand and root out.

SoyBoy Sam's really drunk the Diversity Kool Aid hasn't he.

So you shouldn't play a Ukulele unless your from Hawaii ? FFS.

Sounds like a top lad, but his views in this interview have obviously been given to him

Toxic Femism male suicide needs to be spoken about to

@ah-ie9dy

2 жыл бұрын

He literally has a song called Dead Boys about male suicide. Go to bed Mark

@reegankay9799

2 жыл бұрын

Talk about it then

@blotski

2 жыл бұрын

In a sentence of ten words you make two spelling mistakes, one punctuation error and you don't produce a sentence that makes proper sense. I say that not to be bitchy although it sounds it. I say it because boys underachieving at school and coming out of education barely literate has got more to do with it than feminism. The traditional jobs that working class lads could walk into in former generations have gone and they often feel lost and useless. That's not the fault of lasses. For every guy wishing he had a role as a breadwinner and a family to look after there's a girl with a kid or two who's been left to cope on her own by a useless lad who's run off. Maybe the first step to recovery is to stop blaming others, getting angry and looking for easy answers. And listening to incel loonies who'll lead you down a dark path.

used to like this lad till he opened his mouth about "wHiTe PrIviLeGe". shame on these for sticking him infront of a camera and pressuring him to say what he did.

@-tracer-

2 жыл бұрын

But that is just silly. It's one naive idea he has. Deciding you don't like someone based on what idea you don't agree with is exactly what the far-left do. And it's counter-productive. And it is very possible he felt he was treading on eggshells. If he had suggested it didn't exist, the potential for his newly found life could've been over. Just a few months after this interview he suffered abuse for suggesting the statues of "slave traders" should be put into museums after they were torn down by commies. Haven't seen him show any support for commie rhetoric after that.

not sure why white privilege is in quotations

@devinlaker9237

4 жыл бұрын

Millie “White Privilege” is a song of his which is what they are referring to, the song not the idea

@rickycheese5879

4 жыл бұрын

Congratulations, you all missed the point of the song which was that nobody listens to other people on the internet because they think their opinion is fact lol

@KayJayFusion

4 жыл бұрын

@@pauline1024 Because neo-Marxism is the origin of class and culture based guilt. Marxism was about shaming the majority and the successful; trying to level the playing field so everyone was equally oppressed. In the US and UK where the idea of white privilege has become dominant white people are the majority race and therefore have a majority of major jobs, advertising focus, television appearances etc. When people feel oppressed and weak marxist ideology gives them someone to blame their difficulties on. White privilege is actually a totally worthless concept because it can be applied to any race that is in the majority in any country. Even if you become aware of it you unfortunately cannot remove it. However it encourages defeatist attitudes, encourages people to give up trying because they've been taught that the world has been created to oppress them and that the majority will always be better than them. Identity politics sucks, dont do it.

@DaBlueDonut

4 жыл бұрын

@make foxhound great again thank you

@Andy-Bodhi

3 жыл бұрын

@@KayJayFusion well said

So he's a hard leftist conspiracy theorist.

@blotski

2 жыл бұрын

I think he said people on the right and left just insulting each other is probably one of the bad things about the internet and you maybe just continued that.

@olibarrett4283

2 жыл бұрын

@@blotski yEAh MaYbE, he did release a song called "white privilege" which doesn't exist. Hence the conspiracy theorist.

@blotski

2 жыл бұрын

@@olibarrett4283 If you can walk into a room, get on a bus, go into a shop, apply for a job, look for somewhere to live, walk down the street, walk into a pub etc without the colour of your skin even once passing through your head and wondering how people will react to you - that's white privilege. It's knowing the colour of your skin isn't relevant. It's not a big conspiracy to put white people down. It's just asking white people to be aware that whatever problems they might have they don't have to think about those things. Skin colour doesn't matter to us. I never even understood that until a black women explained it to me last year. I'm trying to be really polite but I've got to say you talking about hard left conspiracy theorists worries me. You've probably put me down already as a 'virtue signalling snowflake' whatever that is. I'm just an ordinary lad from Hebburn who is not right wing because they just seem full of hate but I'm not particularly left wing either. I am worried about how well the wealthy and powerful have been so successful in dividing the ordinary people and getting them at each others' throats. Whilst we're all arguing with each other we're not united and not a threat.

@olibarrett4283

2 жыл бұрын

@@blotski I would consider myself left wing just not far left. I am black and I don't believe that anything I've been through is a result of white privilege. It doesn't exist as anything other than a way of shutting down counter arguments. Like a straw man. Just imagine people used black privilege as a way of shutting you down for your opinions and a white guy it wouldn't make sense to you.

@davidjason1164

Жыл бұрын

Lol Sam completely indoctrinated

Stop being embarrassed about where you came from. My Gran was born in 1897 (One of ten kids) she lived through World War 1 when she was in her early twenties and lost the man she was engaged to, she then lived through the 1918 pandemic that killed 50 million world wide. After that she lived through the depression in the 30's with things getting really desperate at times and at the end of that the 2nd world war started and after that rationing well into the 50's. By then she was nearly 60 and still washed by the sink in the kitchen. I wonder what she'd have made of all this white privilege ? She had two kids, one was my Dad they both worked hard to make something of themselves and to provide for their kids like many do. Most working class kids that made good from my generation did so because of the hard times and graft the generations went through before them that gave them the glint of an opportunity to make good. Worst thing you can do when you want change is to ostracise people by generalising or being divisive. Terms like 'white privilege' and 'black power' only do that. Stand together, 'fight' together and support each other. Organise more events that bring people together, it's the best way of seeing we're basically the same and want the same things from life and really that's to be happy. I've been fortunate in my job to work with people from different cultures and countries all over the world and basically there's not much difference between us and what makes us happy. The more you mix the more you see just the person.

@aldozilli1293

2 жыл бұрын

Couldn't agree more, terms like 'white privilege' will just create 'white resentment', the people who make up these terms are the ones who claim to be about equality and anti racism but are in fact the racists and the ones creating division.

As a lad around the same age also from newcastle, i loooved sam fender, until i found out he was such a virtue signaling snowflake :( all the identity polqtics is such horrible message to tell your fans...

@blotski

2 жыл бұрын

Which is part of the problem. You've 'cancelled' a musician you loved because you don't agree with everything he says. And you're using the old clichés you get on right wing websites like 'virtue signalling snowflake'. The people with all the power and money want to make sure the 'little people' stay divided, angry with each other and divided. And it works.

@setokaiba.

2 жыл бұрын

@@blotski i agree with you, however sam femder is someone who is in a position of influence, with lots of money and fame and chooses to spread divisive identity based politics about "white privillage". I domt agree with the majority of musicians i listen to politically, but bringing out a song preaching that nonsense is excatly the problem today. I wpuld have never dared class myself as "on the right" 3/4 years ago. I always idenitified as being on the fence leaning slightly left, but ive come to realise the new age wpke left is something i cannot odenity with in the slightest. Lets be real here, its not the people on the right that are totally obsessed with, race, gender, sexual orientation etc. It all comes from the left. Catagorising everyone into little groups where anyone who isnt, straight, white or male is oppressed. Its toxic, and ot disgusts me in every way. They are the true racists and sam fender is just another one of the masses feeding into this utter crap amd that is why i choose to no longer support him...

@setokaiba.

2 жыл бұрын

@@blotski pls look past all my typos too btw, my thumbs are fat and i cba to go back and change them all lol

Cringe. Imagine thinking toxic masculinity or white privilege is real

@benyeates5962

2 жыл бұрын

It definitely is mate in some way . How the fuck would you know if it is or isn’t

@benyeates5962

2 жыл бұрын

You aren’t LG get over it . Nowt wrong with anything he says in my opinion

@petersowerby6032

2 жыл бұрын

And that you comment, alone, signals to me that this lad has something to say, agreeable or otherwise. He's young, as you once were, and he might be a nobhead, as you might have once been...but you grew up and matured, didn't you? We know a little more of who you are now, only because you do. I've as much faith is this lad now as I had in you at the start. Look how you turned out? Not too shabby.

@juand1rection

2 жыл бұрын

Says the white dude

@blotski

2 жыл бұрын

I can't believe you've lead such a protected life that you've never, ever noticed a lot of men being aggressive and violent in a way that not many women are. How often do you hear of a bunch of girls gang raping a lad? Or a female army unit killing a load of children in a village? Or a lass killing her kids because her husband wanted to leave her? In Britain the number of women killed by men is three times higher than the number of men killed by women. Between 2004 and 2019 fifty four children were killed by their dad (six by their mum and nine by both). But it's not just women who suffer. It's blokes too. In fact, even more so because men mostly kill and assault other men. This is mostly a male problem. That's what people mean by toxic masculinity. It's not that being masculine is toxic. Most guys are masculine but kind, protective and decent. But it's that violence is by far a problem among men who haven't got their masculinity under control. Normal decent guy masculinity has got to win over shitty, aggressive 'toxic' masculinity. We can't do that if you're pretending it doesn't even exist.

Cringfest

@mikehamer3610

4 жыл бұрын

@robbie 😂 Triggered

@chiaaarrraaaa

4 жыл бұрын

@@mikehamer3610 you were the one triggered enough in the first place to feel the need to write an unnecessary comment

@hijodelsoldeoriente

4 жыл бұрын

How so?

@ocrow3654

4 жыл бұрын

Wow, you’re so edgy and tough 🤨

Guys white privilege is put in quotation marks because it's the title of one of his songs calm down they're not trying to insinuate that it doesn't exist

@binladen2990

2 жыл бұрын

It doesn't exist though...