Joyner Lucas - I'm Not Racist
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- 게시일 2017. 11. 27.
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Props to the two actors they were amazing
Unknown Unknown one is the actual rapper
Ðani Lightbourne actually they are both actors, the actual rapper isn't in this at all lol...
Finally one comment that didn't start a HUGE conflict
Ðani Lightbourne no their both actors.
Unknown Unknown those are actually just two of joyners friends, he said so in an interview, they did a great job though
Props to the actors.
I think they are joyners friends
They did a great job with the lip syncing, or if they were actually rapping it.
@@TheOriginalEL yes they did
That white guy was risking it all
@@shawn6477 LOL what i was thinking, i liked the video tho
When they both said “blame it on everybody except for your own race” that shit hit hard
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it's not about race though homie, it's about class. Rich vs poor, Powerful vs the powerless.
@@FL3MZA that's what im sayin bro spittin straight facts
@@FL3MZAMoney shouldn't have influence on wether or not you murder or rob someone. If it does, you are EVIL. You need to go.
@@nickphaux Tell that to your Government
I love how Joyner always tells stories from more than one perspective. And he makes sure the visuals are there and it brings another level of clarity to his lyrics
Both sides of this argument are bigoted that's the point of the song you should hold any of the views in this song.
He even went so far as to give each one equal time, points, and style.
Truly, he didn't spike it to let one side win.
SAME…the truth hurts…...
This video was so genius.
@@fcssensaiYeah no he didn’t ☠️
He needs to get his facts straight. White people are the biggest recipients of government assistance. Who gave his fat-ass license to chastise anybody?
Masive Props to the two actors for giving life to this song, the Acting the Lip-Syncing and everything in between is Fantastic
👏👏👏
I'm the 1k like mah manz
the white dude is crypt
Went to the comments just to say this.
Thanks! I practiced this for days before we shot
This is more relevant than ever
Edit: The message has always been relevant and important, I'm just saying there has been a lot of light shed on the situation recently
struth
Truth
That's what I am saying
ye
Exactly what I was just thinking
Back after 6 years… still hits deep. I really hate that we all may never get along, courtesy of the fact this song never made a real change.
How can u get along with someone who starts a conversation with i dont like u white motherfuckers...?
They purposely divide us because they know we’re stronger together than apart
People get along it’s democratic trying to tear people away from eachother
You know
Dude no song is going to change society. Humans are complicated. We all have to do our part.
I cry every time I hear this song, I couldn't tell you why I just know how it makes me feel. 6 years later and the message is still stronger than ever.
Same!
this is crazy work lil bro😹😹😹
That's because idi0ts like you don't get that the change has to come from Blacks, who don't get that their behavior is why people don't like them.
When’s the kids bop version getting released
JamesB OG lol
"with all due respect I don't have pity for you mean bullies"
@@Rando_26 😂
LMFAOO
Do you attend gvhs or gvsm?
Just realized that Joyner Lucas is talking to himself for 7 minutes
6 mins and 55 secs to be precise but hey who asked me?
I just realized neither of them are Joyner lucas
@@deltawashere7645 same
That's why it's real asf preaching to his self
@@Delsin42 what was the point of that reply? dafuq
Seeing myself getting back to this song just make realize how great it is, how impactful and powerful it is, such a great politically and socially content song, it definitely deserves a Grammy💯
The older this song gets the more I realise how brilliant it is
People really can’t figure out that the artist is black and that these guys are actors 🤦♂️
Eh
Not everyone know who Joyner lucas is so yea that's why
Bi racial
@@rajaedigad5733 makes it better tbb
that’s not the main point of the song, listen to the song and it’s worth
3 years later it’s still more relevant then ever
Yep
I know man I hate having to grow up in an age where we have to deal with this. People just need to learn to listen and understand one another
Sadly yes I just hope people are finally gonna understand after what happened last summer and one day we can all see each other equal
I wish for everyone to understand each other’s stories because we are e all different but we are all human and we should we love each other ❤️
yep it’s dumb asf
love how they hug at the end.. shows we're all human and should all stand togeather no matter what Skin colour.. To be honest the realest song around... shares we need to be more caring for each person and what they're going through, white black etc..
This is pure art. The power of honest communication.
So many people didn’t listen and understand this song and it’s showing
The song is showing that both races are racist. But we should put our differences aside and unite together.
exactly
they made one in Germany too, called "aber, Eco fresh"
Yeah when your mind is clouded with mumble rap, it would hard to get the concept for them. But we are hear to explain it.
@@AnonymousAnonymous-gt7rd not exactly. Its shows both perspectives for sure but in no way is the white person in this video right.
Epic Rap Battles of History really stepped up their game
Dkm
Lmao
legit lol
Obama vs Trump
@@rosedecada vro not even, that's not the point
I’m a 68 yo white liberal. I wouldn’t have come across this except for Joyner being on MSNBC with Ari Melber tonight. I grew up in New Orleans, and I’m old enough to remember “whites only” signs in the 60s. The city has had plenty of problems, including racism and inequality, but the thing I remember most is how black folk and white folk could always party together, Mardi Gras, JazzFest, second lines, Preservation Hall, WWOZ, Mardi Gras Indians, Zulu, the music and food … I owe everything I know about my cultural birthright to black people in New Orleans. I’m so glad I tracked down Joyner on KRplus. This piece of music is absolutely brilliant! It made me cry. I offer my deepest respect for this artist’s gift. ✌❤🙏
This made me cry. This was great. Such honesty from both. And the love that was underneath all the disappointment. I pray for healing. We are all God's children.
“Most people do not listen with the intent to understand; they listen with the intent to reply.”
-Stephen R. Covey
the two aren't mutually exclusive
@@oliver5479 I guess its meant as "the DON'T listen with the intent to understand"
Read that as Stephen Curry as was finna say 😂
That’s actually a really deep quote, I like it
Gotta get this straight, Joyner Lucas sang / voiced the black and white man.
Yea
Cash Orass and I was just trying to help Dankvo
NO WAY?
@Cash Orass alot of people didn't kno
Dankvo woah 😳 😨 🤯 🍆
If anyone is offended by thjs song then that means you picked a side which means you're part of the problem he's showing. If you only looking out for your own race then that will keep a divide unnecessarily
Right 😂😂
It's obviously encouraging you to side with the black argument. The black guy was rolling his eyes the entire time while the white guy looks guilty. It's a stupid facad that this song is even handed.
@@shadownotes8061proving op’s point.
@mikeoxhard3826 if the black guy looked guilty, and the white guy was rolling his eyes, I would still say the song is not impartial
@@shadownotes8061their acting was meant to be played as a stereotypical person of each race. The fact that you based the song around the actors body language instead of hearing what was actually being said in the song really shows me your character. Quick to judge based of appearances which means if someone was looking like a hobo but hitting so philosophical shit you'd Denounce it but if someone in a suite and tie told you some dumb shit you'd believe it 😂😂😂 this why there are sheeple aka you and shepherds aka the government
Both sides were right in some ways and wrong in others. This is the first time I’ve actually seen an artist paint things in an accurate way
That’s how it usually is, everyone has something right and wrong with there belief
I keep seeing this sentiment but I really can't understand what isn't true about the second verse.
white dude's literally a racist
@@devinvenneas a black man there's a lot of bullshit in the black verse imma be honest none of this shit for normal dudes to be blamed for this song didn't change anyone because lemme be facts black people are so racist and propped up we can't see it anymore because just like he don't know the nigga don't know shit either, the stupidity in going with the culture that our clothes make something of us and its never the citizens fault its incredibly stupid including politicians because they picked a side and our side is getting quietly abused while being told never change anything its more evil than anything that was said in this video because growth is something that we won't be part of by continuing to shoot our own over money its so stupid and it's the reason this song didn't work because white people aren't gatting each other in the streets over area codes
@@devinvenneare u trans? Damn
Feels like this could have been released 2 months ago instead of 2 years
same
Most of it could have been relevant 100 years ago. Black people have been going through this for too long :(
racism existed 2 years ago
Same
i thought this was new cause its so modern to 2020
2 years later... and nothing has changed.
Sadly its reality
What is going to change though? Bad people are going to exist in any system. Sadly, there's no perfect reality where everyone is all nice and friendly to each other. Bad apples exist in every society and there's absolutely nothing that protesting/rioting will do about that
Nothing has changed ever
yes, sadly our world is still like this
Jacob Kreifels
OMG THANK YOU THATS WHAT IM SAYING
It’s crazy how it’s been 6 years since this release and it still gives me chills. Lord help us all to be one 🙏🏾
The sad thing is that years after this song we are even further apart
Factsssss
Well, music won't change things, only people can. People don't care about these kinds of issues. It don't matter what ur political affiliation is. If you truly believe in ur heart that racism doesn't exist in this country you are the problem.
You have BLM and the entire left-wing to thank for that.
@@SuperKiao If u think the entire left wing is the same you're insane, i can see how ur a trump groupie. Ur knees hurt lil bro?
@@soviet_mayo The left wing all share the same standpoints. Look how mad you’re getting, such a low IQ response 🤣
at this point, i can tell people think of being black and white not as a skin color, but a personality
That's really true, I thought the same thing.
Exactly, because it really almost is which is really sad to think about.
tik tokers 🙄
Not really. I think that that is based on your bias, not the message of the song. The song is simply a conversation between two people of extreme opinions who both have valid points but I think people of both race opinions fall between this spectrum.
@@swarm898 That's not the point.
The point is that, if you are black, you are more likely to have "a black personality" which means you are more likely to agree with the black with the bllack person, which means you are more likely to be seen as that. And the same goes for every race/culture.
damn their lipsing is so perfect that i forget about joyner while watching
lip sync but u right my g
When I first discovered Joyner I thought he was the black dude lol
Black dudes was too dramatic to me. His energy was waaay more aggressive than the tone Joyner was speaking in. White dude nailed it, though.
Allen Silva 😂😂😂 I couldn’t stop laughing reading this comment🙄 this so sad and pathetic how white people will say anything to make themselves better
@Allen Silva you are the reason this video was made
man didn't think I would come back to this song, and it still holds true to the power in the words in this song. Still hits true.
Watching in 2024🔥✝️
🙋🏾
And we still haven't changed :( you can see the new comments picking a side 😢
this song is somehow not trending in 2020 but right now is where it’s needed most.
it doesn't fit the narrative, the media manufactured the George Floyd debacle to hide what's really going on with Epstein and the like
@@xxxCawsomenessxxx wrong. Media jumped on the anti-police bandwagon in a time where you Americans needed to unite to solve problems. Simple as that, no conspiracy involved. Just clicks and money, people deciding they just are right because they are.
Sup jaylen
Caroline Brigg ? my name isn’t jaylen lol
@Kyle O'Connor source? Also freemasons are just a rich peoples boys club with no real meaning. Get out of that rabbit hole, it clearly isnt good for you. If your world view requires multiple people being in a conspiracy against humanity to explain police brutality and a Black Man dying, there is something wrong with it....
That hug at the end though. And both people shutting up while the other one talks to fully digest what's being said. Joyner Lucas just got a new fan.
Yoo since ur a Joyner fan listen to his 508 507 mixtape that stuff is a movie/music project it’s fire
this is a script
okay tyler
@Dillon Sudduth read the room
@@lilj85 do you mean he didn't write the track?
Still get chills every time i listen. ❤❤❤
This was so heart touching, when they hugged at the end I cried 😭
this person actually gets the video!
I hear you that was beautiful unity at it's finest
Symphany .B facts....instead of fighting and going back and forth at eachother we need to realize that we all equal...color don’t matter...
Yes me too, I'm part south Korean and part black, but adopted by an Italian family, I grew up living with a white family, livin in 7 mile in the hood, so the fact I can finally see parts of my life connect at the end is beautiful
@Carl Fagerstrom yeah man
Too many of y'all talking. Not enough of y'all listening
Well said 👏
On me
fax bro fax
Big 📠
Facts bro
Crazy how the message most of people got here is "White man saying n-word" and not the actual message. Y'all just proved everything in the first half is true.
I still tear up watching this video. I just want respect and love from everyone.
At all times.
I tear up too lol no matter what vibe
This Song Fits The World So Perfect Right Now
For real, someone needs to show this to the 4 cops that killed George Floyd
fax
Yes it does.
It really does
I've been sharing the link to it everywhere because I 100% agree
This song is unbelievable. His way of telling stories in his lyrics is incredible. I love it.
Dillon Abro shut it
Dillon Abro u a white kid aren't u
@@rickardorampersaud722 you're black aren't you? See how that's not an argument?
rajan u gotta problem wit dat
@@rickardorampersaud722 no i do not. You seem to have a problem with a random person expressing their enjoyment of the song. You just assume they are white and portray it as a bad thing. I do not have a problem with your race; i dont give a shit, but you are a fucking idiot.
That was beautiful. I think the hug at the end was symbolic of what humanity could be if everyone worked together and tried to understand each other in a healthy way.
the beat and delivery is crazy
i see people angry in the comments because the white man said the n-word THE WHITE DUDE ISNT ACTUALLY TALKING ITS JOYNER LUCAS WHO IS SPEAKING AS BOTH OF THEM
The sad thing is u had to point that out
@@clintonkildepsteen3982 People are So Dumb how did they not know they both have the exact same voice
The problem is people just watch a part of it and just think that the white guy is just being racist
why dose it matter
Diamond_authority bruh
Joyner Lucas's ability to talk on both sides in most of his songs. The man is awesome!
Wondje Elizabeth Well he is light skin
@@bbadwolfzsrobertson8686 LMFAO
@@bbadwolfzsrobertson8686 Not really
you should listen to his newest song then
@@dannya5638 devil's work is my new favourite
6 years later and this still speaks to the world. But the world is not listening 😢😢😢
❤
You only have Black Lives Matter and the Democrat Party to blame for the division.
One of the most powerful messages I've heard in awhile
Joyner Lucas is the only guy who can argue with himself....
What about lil dicky
I write and I know how to do it
@@anthony-yz1zk yup I agree ..
What about Logic?
Bruh nf
both sides of the story were powerful, but the most powerful part was the hug to compromise
Kídd Thę Gręatęst
Ikr! I got teary eyed. Great message.
Kídd Thę Gręatęst unfortunately alot of people didn’t acknowledge that part and decided to just argue about what each side just said, to me the meaning was the end, cant bandage a scar but gotta start somewhere so unity and acknowledge each other as just a fellow human and the hug was the best, if it were all just that easy for all to grasp and move to such a nice possible future
How come we can’t have more people like the people in these comments and you
Dannybutnotdanny my only thing i dont agree with and even in Hopsin songs is the N word being dropped I don’t care if its even being used as a greeting from one to another, to me hey bro is a preference when the N word is constantly being used in any context its still racist and the meaning behind it and origins are too ugly and it shouldn’t be used by anyone period,, if people stop saying then others wont hear it, and obviously this isnt going to stop racism and some will still say it, but its a ugly word no matter what.
that’s like I love Hopsin and the message he sends in his songs and hopsin 5 he dismantles everyone for following the trends but yet he does it himself in his videos Excessively using the N word and the last video count how many times he says B@tch lol its not what I expected from him
I would like to hear a sequel to this one
This is one of the greatest songs ever!
Thank you for this!
people saying this fits the world right now. it always fit, people just werent paying attention
Such an underrated comment
Factssss
perfect comment
Of course but. I'm laying down right now looking at my social media feed and this song popped up in my head from the violence. It fits the world because we remember it.
@@katyrebel18 It fits because America is violent
imagine people still thinking it's the white dude rapping it.
LOL right
Imagine people thinking it's the black dude rapping it
...I did for a whilr
@@rustyspygoat4089 u jokin right
Nah but it's the point of view and story kinda
WOW! So POWERFUL! I just watched this for the first time after seeing a clip of it on The Beat w/ Ari Melber. I'm going to share it on all my platforms. Thank you Joyner Lucas. WOW.
Epic Rap Battles of History is a lot more intense than I remember...
Underrated Comment😭😭
fucking A mate
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I’m levitating
Omg 🤣
I feel so bad for the table. first, it gets slapped then flipped over.
Lol
I feel bad for the mans hat. Got slapped straight into the floor man. It’s a shame
@@douggiefreshz7628 it was a joke bub
Ho
Table lives matter.
The hug will always get me.
Dannnggg...deep. Love it
Even Em said that this should've won a grammy
Grammy's are cool but a real solid fan base that fux with ur REAL movement is deeper than a piece of ... whatever the hell the award is made out of lmao.
@@DonnyRay whoop whoop!
Ems word doesn’t mean dirt.
@@techpriest6962 wym?
@@techpriest6962 Actually it does cause Joyner an Em are friends
Why is this song being used on tiktok in a whole different way
NatePoops Rainbows because tik took is a piece of shit
@ogey exactly tiktok has many racist white people and they were just bringing attention to that.
ogey racism is bullshit now? Nice glad you’re proving racism is still very much alive :)
NatePoops Rainbows they’re using it to spread awareness that racism is still very much alive, even if you’re doing it unknowingly.
It’s used in different way cos tik tok is sick
I feel like the whole world needs a hug like that right now!❤
Good stuff. Recently discovered Joyner and he's a beast! Love this video and I love all of you too!
Joyner Lucas: * makes this song and dosen't get a grammy *
The Grammy Awarders: I'm not racist
The point of this song was not to get an award but to send a message stupid
@@FranciscoReyes-kt3xb He means that it deserves more recognizition for THAT message.
Now who is stupid XD.JK
This song has a good message but it’s still ass lol the production is so simple
Songs trash that's why
@@yungboomer6467 what message? White people are racist and black people arent?
Half the dislikes are from people who only watched the first half
What about the other half?
I don’t know why but I revisited this video and it was disliked so I fixed it
The other half didn’t even watch it
Yeah, I had only watched the first half for like, a year. Today I revisited this video and only now saw that there was a second half and I feel bad for only having watched the first half for that long of a time.
Gang gang
Im speechless, genius artistry🔥
Its the " i wasnt a slave but my grandma was" shit made me shed a tear
His grandma wasnt
@@Offical.Harlem not the point, but someone mother was, and their Grandma
@@GGsMost ok and so did many other race a set or where slaves
@@Offical.Harlem Many races of people weren't subjected to chattel slavery. Quit being dismissive
@@Teriria u realize race is
White
Hispanic
Asian
Native
Pacific Islanders
All thoese race where slaves and if not treated worst
I think this song is more impactful than "This is America" by Childish Gambino. I like both, but this one doesn't use symbolism to guess the message. This message is clear.
The point of This is America is that America is using entertainment to distract us from the stuff that's happening, that's why that you have to actually pay attention to the background to see the true symbolism of the song
Justmeandmyself yup. And many still dont understand. Thats why this video is important. The message is clear and straightforward.
reason why gambino made it so unclear is so that people think about it. They analsy it, they do research to it. And true this song is way more clearer but Donald most def left a message. And to me i even think a bigger message. The people can interpret the video in different ways but it still leaves you thinking
I think this SONG is more impactful, but the MUSIC VIDEO for "This is America" is more impactful. But also why compare? 🤷🏽♀️
Had me in the first half not gonna lie
Had me in the second half not gonna lie
Ethan Chambers nah the first half rascit af
@@swifts5877 yes! I freaking agree
@@swifts5877 both halves were racist. That's the point.
@Steve nah? wdym. the whole point of the video is that both sides are partly wrong and partly right, but that doesn't matter. What matters is they came together and reconciled.
I love you for that fucking Comment
Fantastic! This song just knocked me out! 👍
This song always hits the feelings and emotions button
“There’s two sides to every story, I wish that I knew yours”
@Rafael orozco this song explains both sides of a perspective. It’s true regardless the person you judge off the cover of who they are and the more you know about it makes your judgement in your head more justified
Everyone will judge off cover and if you don’t then your the most peaceful man the world has ever seen since everyone has done it
@Rafael orozco the average person is not racist. People acting like a majority of the populous are just ignorant to this. People are more to go out of their way for people of color and there are many instances of people of color getting many different opportunities in jobs just solely due to skin color (affirmative action comes to mind and some scholarships only available to people of color).
Since this is in America it’s best to put a view on it with the police system being against black men rather than other skin color/gender. This is a form of discrimination but can be looked at due to the fact black people make a majority of prison cells so it’s something imbedded into their mentality. A guy who led a huge movement during Black Lives Matter(don’t know the name) was actually invited to be on the forces training for a day in which he “shot” a couple people solely because he assumed the worst and wanted his safety.
This song explains both whites and blacks sides of the argument saying black culture is crime rampant and they’re given more for just skin color and the black guy is accusing the white guy for stealing culture since white kids now are just saying the n word freely which the black guy says is wrong
What’s there to know about? As a Latino I’ve been victimized more by the black community than any other race.
That’s all I need to know
@@twintrbo92 Honestly though. A decent part of my childhood was in an all black city. It's so bad there that as an adult, my black friends would even say that they would never step foot in that city because of how dangerous it is. The black community hates everyone regardless of skin color, all while being painted as a victim. And of course I'm speaking on a macro level. I've met many individual black people that don't hate at all, but within the ghetto this isn't the case.
I know their story. I've lived their story. I understand their story. I don't agree with how they're deciding to end that story.
@@The_Real_Frisbee Alright, look. I know you think you've lived their story, but you really haven't. You could live with black people all your life and never know half of what your friends have gone through. Me and my white best friend grew up together, but during a discussion, she learned that she didn't even know half of what I've been through, especially racism. And we're really close. We went to the same elementary school, middle school, and highschool. We both got great grades and graduated.
She said she thought my life was actually pretty alright since to her it didn't seem like I was being bullied because of my race. It's not because she purposefully turned a blind eye, it's because she's white. And because she's white they had no real reason to target her so they only targeted me whenever I was alone.
Just because you think you know someone and their story doesn't mean you do
My Top 5 Joyner songs
1. Im Not Racist
2. Ross Capicchioni
3. Im Sorry
4. Big Ticket
5. Revenge
revenge goes crazy
He's racist 100% approved by the public school board
@@becopyro781 you are gay 100% approved by the public school board
Devil's work also is a masterpiece
Why does no one remember keep it 100
that hug and the last few lyrics at the end always gets to me..
Both powerful and brilliant
Can’t wait for the KidzBop version
LMFAOOOO
This food isn't Delicious is what it will be called probably
“Im not creative”
😂
Lol
I am crying and I don’t know if it’s because I’m stoned or because I am just emotional
Lanny it’s because you’re stoned AF dude
Probably both
Both
Lanny I WANT THIS PUT ON A SHIRT
@joni yh
This raw talent!!!
I like that they both say stuff that is just the truth, and other stuff that's unfair from a place of anger
I like the way he’s spittin bars about both sides and not just one (edit):I know he’s biracial but sometimes for example with logic he pretty much only talks about his black heritage from what I heard and it’s easy for people who are biracial to pick one side rather than talk about both
Thats why I subed... he is a really great rapper
Hes biracial so hes experienced both k.
That's the point
I think that's his style. He spits about both sides of a story too in I'm Sorry.
The problem is the second side pretty much reinforces the first, it's just excuses.
I like how minimal the music is in this song. It makes the lyrics stand out that much more. Joyner is a genius.
Theres a reason em got em
Joyner Is a VISIONARY 💯
This still gives me chills up and down my body like it's the first time I'm listening.
It's sad how many people missed the point of this.
@@johnathanfinewood6669 You're dead serious? What's ur age so that I can explain it in terms that will go into your head
@@johnathanfinewood6669 basically neither side is completely in the right, but everyone thinking they're in the right is making the problem worse
@@johnathanfinewood6669 And to add to Sig Brotum's point, it's also about sitting down and talking, about listening.
Nebulai You didn’t even tell her, I-
Nebulai exactly u dint even know what it means
I see a lot of people here saying either "the white guy's right!" or the "the black guy's right!". Problem is that the lot of you missed the point of the song, it's not about who's right. It's about coming to an understanding, to find a common ground; and if not a common ground at least that they will agree to disagree. They basically showed the two sides getting all their points out, letting their aggression pour out of them. Once the aggression was out and the points made and they had agreed to disagree they could begin the discussion.
Your so right hes saying the anger exists because everyone sees their point of view about each other but doesnt realize the other side feels the same. If we would come together we would realize were fighting the same fight.
Agreed. I'm seeing more people drawing this conclusion, too. It was my first impression of the video. They both make valid points because in their cultures it's reality.
Heronaconite Agreed.
haVocHWC3 Indeed.
Absolutely, most importantly *communicating* with eachother. Which we don't have alot of right now, because everytime a right winger speaks about legitimate issues the left shuts them down as a racist or bigot or whatever, and simultaneously I think the right should also try to empathise with and understand people who may feel oppressed.
Essa Música será eterna, e com o mesmo o nome "Joyner Lucas" Esse é o verdadeiro poder da arte.
This made me CRY!!! As an African fepm Botswana..
I first listened reluctantly. Then heard it fully. Made cry, but there were wrong parts!
You have a South African name. Why is that?
What wrong parts. This is about us in America.
The fact that this doesn't get more attention is shocking.
Bro, 143 million views?? I think thats a lot of attention
@@Prinsbros compared to WAP, which has 316 million views
@@eeev4832 honestly wap is overrated
@@petscopkid oh yeah I 100% agree. I can guarantee most of the viewers are not there for the music.
The overarching theme of this is disagreement, understanding, and then unity. They don't want that for us. Too easy to swing elections and sway public opinion when we're all mad at each other
When he said Mexicans I was like tf we do
Just listen to the song
@@flamezismad1306 its a joke lmao
Ur a poc too thats why
L I M O N whats a poc😂😂😂
Nvm it mean a person of color
You were FANTASTIC on Ari Melber!! 🔥❤️
Still get goosebumps ❤
*THIS HIT ME IN THE FEELERS*
J money bars FUCK YOU
lildickyball mad cause he doesn't even understand the song. People like you are the ones who make the rest of us white people look bad. Grow the fuck up man this shit has to stop
Liam Zangenberg SHUT UP WIGGER
J money bars I like you’re profile picture
J money bars ik im in deep thought now
I’m back listening to this song... it’s hitting different in 2020...
Should have sent the same message in 2017, very powerful, necessary for a furthering of dialogue of racism in a modern context. I see your point though everything they said is re-emerging right now.
Shaniese Miller it deadass does hit different i feel you bruh😭
same, im arab and i stand with yall, BLM
no cap
Fr tho
This is amazing. It explains both sides and proves we're both wrong
Joyner is bringing back the story telling and meaning to rap
Powerful Indeed.
Definitely a disconnect
Love will make the connection.
Hey, Batman, why don't YOU make the love connection? Because you have NO parents. Hahaha. LOL.
I was wearing my durag when he said “ take off the durag” and was like 👀
DanK KicKz lmao waves
Wave check
Zirveril ay if you like those Durags wear em
Gross liberal
Hahahahhaha my dude
“I’m gonna stop calling you a white man and I want you to stop calling me a black man” - Morgan Freeman
We’re all just people
Deep...
Together we all succeed, divided we all fall.
The meaning i got was talking, understanding, and building together is progress.
I'm not racist, I like every m&m colour.
Exept the buned ones 😳
Yeeee
Hol up
color*
True
“Agree to disagree, but have a understanding” we need this.
Fr
no we dont
2:13
@Hahahaha yea I think ur special Ed , it’s ok tho
@Hahahaha right