0:00 basically she was just a like a white girl wearing a do-rag but in Breaking that's really common that you just see like like around the world globally people will wear dags or just to break as a white lady you got a Target on your back when it comes to racial things she's associating dags with breaken with like she's not associating with like Malibu's Most Wanted you know what I mean if Colleen walked in here with like a full Chinese outfit i' beat her [Music] all right everybody welcome back to a very polarizing episode of the careful boys we are back and today we are going to talk about what is a double standard that you guys do not like that I don't like yeah that's I only like double standards if it benefits me a good answer trying to think of one
0:52 but I know there's some out there just know when it pops up like calling somebody uh because I'm an Asian male I get to call white people racist all the time and it's okay and because why I can't do anything about it nothing I can do okay so basically because you're a minority RAC in America you can call the majority race racist and they can't call you that are we the majority now white people oh you know what's the double standard I don't like you talking about not the majority and I really don't like this double standard because I I think it's fuing unfair but like when like let's say there's something that the Black Culture created and forever they're accredited for that but then not everybody body is allowed to do it depending on how they feel that day I don't like that because I think it's great when black people adopt anime Kung Fu whatever the fu I think it's awesome I love it I don't know any other Asian
1:42 person that's like I don't like that like everybody seems to like it they looking at one but the double standard is like like here like please make this rap album go platinum and then they're like now no you can't listen to it I'm like what but then why I thought we're all supposed to like we can buy the music love the music but we can't participate in the music yeah and because of the double standard of like like I've I've actually heard this from like other black dancers that say like oh no you can't do hip-hop unless you're black but then they'll go teach in ████ Sweden right and I'm like then why teach it yeah why are you teaching people take it away from them yeah and that's the thing like I know not everybody does that but it's a double standard that I know other black people also don't like for sure so I'm like that's kind of weird yeah yeah we talked about before we was called out especially during the pandemic like for
2:33 Mad appropriating the culture But the irony is like you only call out people that you think have something to lose right like that's the culture of America it's like it's like lawsuits you're only going to sue a major company when you like slipped in fell but if you slipped and fell anywhere else like it wouldn't ████ matter you just get up off your ass right so the idea is that if you have something to gain from calling somebody out on that standard then it might be worth it to do and that it's it's a whack one that's why like I think a lot of people saw it again during breaking being in the Olympics because every video you see there's someone in the comments going where the F the black people at where the black like no where were you at for the past 40 years like a ton of black B boys could have used your support but you weren't watching Breaking so now you're like also you could have represented oh ████ talk to him right well yeah because it doesn't make sense to me it's like yeah nobody ever said how did you feel about the
3:23 people that were mentioning like uh be girl naika oh with the dag with the doag I think that was a bad choice but like but like why though why I want I want to this St because because then there's also in a similar light though you know what I mean it's like respect in culture it's it's it's a part of the culture in a sense like from from a stylistic and fashion point of view to maybe maybe even functionality in terms of spinning on your moving around on your head what races is NAA girl she was from UK Ukraine and she wore a durag no was it Ukraine Lithuania Lithuania I mean Russia he's just repeating any country you say one of them European countries us basically she was just a like a white girl wearing a do-rag but in Breaking that's really common that you just see like like around the world globally people will wear do-rags or just to break but I think like I was
4:15 talking to more I was talking to Morris about it B boy Morris and he was like yeah it just she probably just could have just not done that you know like easily because it just looks I feel like as aess as a white lady you got a Target on your back when it comes to racial things you do though like that's like that's a foreign country that doesn't even associate she's associating dags with breaken with like she's not associate it with like Malibu's Most Wanted you know what I mean if Colleen walked in here with like a full Chinese outfit i' beat her ████ ass really would you guys would you guys feel like I'm supporting your culture or would you think the opposite I feel like you just got off of uh working on a kung fu movie and you were what like one of the waitresses or some ████ slowly pouring gasoline around you what's what's synonymous in the in the double standard then like for Asians if a
5:05 problem with like no like for example this little white girl wearing like a do-rag what would be like the I guess the the same the other way don't ████ can wear pants well there's it it depends because like there's like there's there's uh actual groups that are either black or white and they'll do shows just for that day where they have the ████ rice hat and the the thing with the sleeves like that's ████ up dude people yeah some Asians that from next shark will get mad but then generally shark Asians generally the real Asians in Asia think it's a compliment they think it's cool but again like there's the argument that like oh breaking was born from like underprivileged like lower income struggling people so it's it's that whole but the the the thing is they they think it's all black but then when you
5:56 look at it they're Puerto Ricans they're they're Latins there also white people and they act like white people weren't From The Ghetto 2 so that's the that's the weird thing that is the weird thing because if you watch Beat Street yeah even in that battle the minority of them are black yeah so no one complained in 198 ████ 4 like but because that's how breaking to them a lot of people they haven't seen it since the first ████ thing they saw so they they think like oh that started in the Bronx everyone should be black it's like dude it wasn't even black then wasn't even all black then kind of racist if you think danc should only be for black people is a culture not supposed to evolve with the times well the the cool thing is that nobody ever said that black people didn't make it it's like they get thanked all the time for that ████ and also like different races have
6:46 stepped in in different periods of time and have moved it along to different forms the way that we break today is more based on the mixture of black and Puerto Rican than it is like when it was all black they it looked totally different some of them weren't even going down to the ground yeah like it's it's a completely different form but like people don't know that they just think oh they associate oh they're black yeah but they put in like capoa they put like all kinds of different yeah but then they don't understand because they're not in the scene they don't understand that all these countries that are breaking and in the Olympics that they all look up to the original that these people can't even name it it was like when people were getting mad at like a lot of Japanese people because in the culture there's like a whole giant culture of people that love low riders they were ████ you know they basically look like cholos right chos yeah straight up but the thing is
7:36 like Hispanic people were literally going there to teach them and selling them merchandise and like giving them the culture so when you teach somebody something about your culture and they fall in love with it you know what I mean and you profited off of it like people of your culture went there to like sell this to people it's very complex when they like fall in love with it or want to rep represent it you know what I mean so and it's not like they're like this is from Japan you know what I mean like nobody's saying that they're flying a Mexican flag around they're like how is yeah it's like the double standard to me is that if you're complaining that something isn't whatever enough you're invited to be a part of that and up the ratio but then nobody wants to really do that yeah nobody wants to take the accountability they just want to look at it from the outside and be like I approve it's like no you could you're welcome to join like
8:26 if you don't think this is Asian enough you're welcome to get in there and make it Asian or like you can do that you try yeah you do better everything's about race now though it's like what the hell that's the thing that I don't like like we like breaking is one of the few things that actually brought cultures together and over a really singular idea of like let's get in this and and make it last forever and make it I thought that's what hip-hop was in general you know what I mean like I I think we always were celebrating like like wuang and the 36 Chambers to like like when when Kendrick came out as Kung Fu Kenny like I remember being like this is the sickest show you know what I mean and it's like you you love that you you in the dopest way feel seen and you think that your cultures can like really come together and you you feel a part of a part of that thing and then once you go and you participate or you do it in your way and you get called out by somebody who's some sort of gatekeeper it feels
9:17 really ████ up it does but The Gatekeepers are always losers though aren't they gate Gatekeepers aren't even in it like everyone that I know that's that's heart like like one of The Originators or they're like into the scene or like when you study any anything like people that are really into it they're all about sharing it and growing it and then Gatekeepers are typically people that don't even understand the scene who're getting left behind too yeah they don't even watch it's kind of like to your point like they just saw a breaking in Olympics and they go what where's what and then it's like but you don't even you don't even understand it you're claiming something you don't understand I think this happens in our community too remember when that one boy was trying to call out that one white girl for like my my culture is not a ████ prom dress right but well first off he wasn't even Chinese he was like Filipino second off
10:07 like dude they caught all this ████ where he was he was racist himself that makes me so mad oh yeah he was dropping n bombs on his ████ Twitter page this episode is brought to you by DraftKings NFL Week 1 is here and a new season means new ways to get in on the action at DraftKings Sportsbook an official sports betting partner of the NFL you know how much us careful boys here at JK news love to bet and gamble on games our Forte so far has been MMA the UFC but we'll gamble on anything politics who's going to screw up the next national anthem and NFL week is here so here's your chance to bet on some more fun stuff ready to place your first bet try betting on something simple like picking a player to score a touchdown ready to do a touchdown dance of your own score big with draft King sports book the best place to bet touchdowns download the draftking Sportsbook app and use code
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11:49 available only to new and former NFL plus subscribers additional NFL Plus premium terms at nfl.com terms he had no idea he doesn't understand the another thing is you're Asian-American like you grew up here it's not your culture you don't ████ know anything about it so it's like that's the thing right it's like people that don't understand themselves people that aren't even a part of the culture they don't know who they are so they look at things and they go how they ████ copying our ████ and it's like well for one it's not your ████ it's not even your ████ to begin with it takes such it takes so much for for lines to be eliminated between like like different ethnicities and cultur that we can like celebrate something don't ████ it up by making the lines again you know what I mean like it sucks that like all this time like breaking and Hip Hop's
12:39 been around so ████ long and it's been so good for so many people and then you're going to make somebody suddenly feel guilty about it but I don't feel like that's the majority of people who feel that way it's just like a few select voices who get heightened right but yeah but it's loud and then you get a bunch of other people who also are no like they're really not part of the community that will chime in and then your impression and you know your engagement or or your paring becomes at like some sort of like huge level narrative comes in and it becomes some sort of like voice and it's like yeah if you're not like like Joe said it's the even the verbiage of being a gatekeeper means you're not on the inside you're on the outside you know what I'm saying you're at the gates so it's like that's such a weird concept anyway like people who truly are in the middle of the communities and the cultures are never like that they're more like a bridge
13:29 troll they're not a gatekeeper they're a Bridge Troll that's why I think I think it is a double it's definitely a double standard to be like that critical about something like I don't know like Breakin when you're not I think it's worse that bet sold to a ████ Jewish guy like that's not that's crazy to me like your channel bet like is not is now not blackowned should be owned by a Chinese guy honestly that feels like more of a crime to me like that like the liquor store on Friday yeah I think that should be more like blocked out like you should keep that from happening but then this was meant for everybody like it was the people that created it said no this is for everybody to get in peace love unity having fun that was the point I mean even this whole like stupid ass cultural appropriation thing it's shaming people to not participate so like I I would say like I mean my firstand experience
14:21 is um my mom wanted to have my ex like wear kimono and take pictures and all that and she was super uncomfortable with that ████ and I'm like everyone in Japan doesn't give a ████ like they want Foreigner they think it's cute they think like it's dressing up a Barbie doll like it's like as long as they pay full price baby it doesn't matter if you're black whatever it why would it does just like it does they don't have this thing of like gatekeeping like only we can wear this ████ right but then in America you have a weird set of Asians that are like no only we can wear the traditional I'm saying it's American Asian like yeah cuz they have an identity crisis and they don't know what Americans like the idea of racism is just aner they're exporting racism yeah and then so if you think about the chinatowns All Over America right like a lot of those gift shops and ████ they're
15:11 not doing so hot because who used to go there a lot of white folks used to go there and like buy a bunch of like ████ random hats and things don't you ████ think about it Colleen don't you ████ thinking about it but okay that's where it stems though though right even the racism or like the concept of gatekeeping those things is because you were it's like Asians in America were oppressed at a certain point or like black people have been systemically oppressed in America therefore when there's something that is something that's yours especially in America you have that that cultural pride and that need or want for it to be like recognized all the time or or acknowledged you know and I and I get where that comes from it's just uh the idea that it doesn't necessarily perpetuate the most ideal version of society in an Ever mixing kind of space in a huge you know like it's America's
16:04 always going to be like a a ████ Melting Pot yeah cultural Melting Pot of every ethnic group and stuff like that so it's like how are we going to progress a conversation without being stuck on this idea of racism always I think most of the people that cry racism unnecessarily are people that are outside of the community they're criticizing and they're damaging their own Community you were in it you would know you would know if you let's say you're in Hip Hop you would know how everybody feels about it and that people honor The Originators and they don't just forget about that ████ but then from your outside you're like Yep this don't look right to me it's like what yeah you're outside and then they got to police it yeah so you know the the game company Ubisoft Ubisoft or whatever so they were launching this new game and they had tyo drummers they were doing traditional Japanese drum and then they
16:54 zoomed in on this white dude and he was playing the drums and ████ and then like hell people were like against that they're like they couldn't find a Japanese man and all this ████ come to find out he's famous in Japan this guy has multiple album Rick yeah Tao Rick he's celebrated in Japan and the reason why they brought him on is because he's actually like a tao musician but it's like Japanese people can accept him and and say hey he's ████ amazing and they love his music but all people see it's the it's the people that aren't in it they look at the representation of who he is oh it's he's the whitewashing it he's just some white guy they rather just have it's like they have no rhythm their racism is actually coming out imagine running the ████ Ubisoft as a producer of like hey I got to make an event I have to
17:44 find 12 Tao drummers Tao drummers imagine finding that in ████ La dude that's probably not who the ████ plays Tao drums you know it's funny cuz when you see real Tao drum shows there's always like a couple white guys and they're killing it yeah and he's probably married to one of the ladies in you got that yellow fever bro if you're married to the race of the culture you're trying to appropriate I you're trying to appropriate I think you get points bro I feel like that 100% if this guy wants to be Ukrainian I think he gets points that is the funny double standard though like you have Japanese companies that think hey let's put a white guy in here to make it more inclusive and like make it more of a cool thing but then it backfires let's put yase the black samurai in Assassin's Creed and everyone's like what the ████ did your parents grow up like watching your native like TV drama like my mom
18:34 used to watch Jade Channel all the time and even when I was a kid there'd always be like two or three white dudes speaking perfect cantones I wonder what people would say about those guys do you think Americans would get mad at that America would but not in whatever that country respect it exactly like it is looked at like D I feel like some like seist a like Asian actor would be like you could have given me that role you know what I mean like once again the people always talking they're always kind of losers I feel like in America we're like subjectively racist and then other places are like objective yeah that's true it's like in China they look at a black person like tall basketball player big diick right you just you just can I take a photo with you you know what I mean yeah it's like objective raciste kobee but I remember it was never like this in America it was
19:25 never like this now all of a sudden everyone's tripping up of a ████ nothing it is it's just cuz everyone can comment now before you didn't hear from everybody and sometimes we shouldn't you know we should I don't think we should be able to I I don't think you should be able to hear my voice on social media like I shouldn't give my ████ opinions on what's happening in the Middle East are you doing the ultimate deflection right now it's true though this is how I feel if you were talking about breaking online you were probably on a Breakin website yeah so everyone already knows about breaking but then now it's like a breaking clip goes on Instagram and then like 500 people that have nothing to do break how many those people just want to be contrarians they just want to be yeah contrarian is is how you get the most views on your plus if they're saying break dancing they probably don't know about break that's already the break dancing I call it breaking or they should call it popping and locking lock this is hip hop this is hip-hop move your hips like this now
20:15 that's hip hop that's I think that's the main that's the main double standard I'm just sad about because like I wish that it could go both ways very easily because there's a potential for everyone to be good at everything spoken like a true break dancer well double standard yeah I would I think the only double standard I don't like is how people the laws don't apply to people that have connections power money and I'm just like that just makes me go ████ I can't hate the player I got to hate the game and I need to just make more or I need to network more I I get in those circles yeah cuz the real double standard is if you were like rich and you were in a position of power you hella use the system oh yeah and they do well but that's how it is though you can't always play fair if you got the advantage take it you got to use your if you're going to win you got to win well I I just don't like how if you're if
21:07 you're following the law it sometimes punishes you for following the law for sure oh that's the double standard you don't like yeah like cuz if you think about it right like when the city of Honolulu went through um FBI corruption like everyone who violated and said ████ it I'm just going to build and I don't care what the government says they didn't have to their business didn't have to suffer they just built illegally they opened up their doors all the businesses that said you know what we're going to wait patiently for the government to fix itself and then we're going to do the process like according to like we're going to wait for them to do all this ████ they all suffered some of them just paid rent until they died and and their business it's like who's going to pay for that they were waiting patiently being good citizens and the ones that violated the law and just
21:57 opened up their business they got to survive so I'm like yeah so what's the point there's no reward sometimes when you just when you're obedient you know yeah that's true
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