0:00 I feel like when we were all in high school, everybody said it. Like everybody like you you see a Chinese girl that looks innocent as ████ say it. >> Welcome back to another episode of Careful Boys. Today we're going to ask a very important question. Uh, can Polynesians say the N word? >> Yep. Yep. >> Bro, it's it's in the [laughter] name. It's in the name. Polynisians, you know. >> Polynigas. You know what I'm saying? Yeah, that's >> I'm not part of the delegation. >> What's a Mesian? Do they say that? >> What a Mian >> in in in Hawaii. Do you hear Do you hear Hawaiian say it? >> Dude, Hawaii is is still in 2005. Everyone says it. >> Are Polynesians on AOL Instant Messenger? Cuz I think they say it quite a bit. [laughter] >> Polynesians all play Call of Duty. So in
0:50 in Hawaii, you hear all all kinds of Asians and different islanders saying it. >> Yeah. But here's the thing. I feel like even if people are against Polynesians saying it, no one's going to tell them >> cuz it's too scary. >> I thought the rule I thought >> I thought the rule is black people can't even say the n word around Polynisians. [laughter] >> Damn. >> That's what I heard. >> That's so funny. >> Well, you know, they don't um they roll with us in jail. So, if we're talking about jail terms, they're not in the the black car, they're with the other car. So, Asians and Polynesians roll together. >> Yay. >> I feel like because of that reason, they're not allowed to. >> Oh, I like your take on who's going to confront them about it. >> Yeah. I mean, imagine some little white lady walking up, excuse me. >> They're not They're probably the only ones that can say ████
1:40 >> Little white ladies can say ████ to anybody. >> They do, but I don't know if they can't. >> Yeah. >> Do you know this guy? >> What the >> I look like my cousin, >> McMillan. Why is there no pick Edward right there? >> I'll show you guys the video. >> Hey man, why is this my hot topic though? Why why why we do this on my episode? >> Hey, that's my I got him in fantasy. >> We needed We needed a co-signer. I held on to this for months. >> Okay, [laughter] >> this just happened. So, basically, >> what is happening? >> He's on a live and he says it and then like the people with him don't know what to do about it. But look, it's pretty funny. [screaming] >> Okay. Okay. We >> [cheering]
2:30 >> Pink paint. >> Okay. >> The girl's like, "Oh, >> yeah." You see her reaction >> because if you're playing Xbox, you can say whatever you want. [laughter] >> That was necessary. >> Yeah, that was very necessary. Is he from Hawaii? >> Um, I don't know much about him. No, >> he says he's native Hawaiian. >> Yeah, native Hawaiian and Polynesian. Yeah. Okay, >> bro. It's funny like >> in the context, too, he was really saying like like, "B████, get off me." Like, "What? Who can't see me?" Like, he was, you know what I mean? Like, ████ >> is that okay? >> You know, I think I don't think he was calling anybody. I think that was more of a uh >> That's like you're just playing games. >> He's hyping himself up. >> Native Hawaiian and of Polynesian descent. But then this person said he's black. Maybe because
3:20 >> one, he's black. Two, no one would have noticed if Jana ain't do all that. >> She reacted. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> But does that is he black? >> Did she react? What' she say? >> Can we just look it up real quick? >> He's not black. >> He's not. He's It just says right here. >> You know when you got like a eighth black in you or something like that? It's like one of those. But isn't it like uh >> But I just thought Polynesians also had the car. >> It said native Hawaiian Polynesian. >> I don't know. [laughter] I feel like if you're holding a PlayStation controller, you can say whatever the hell [laughter] >> right when you had it. >> Yeah, it's as long as people can see that in the frame. >> Yeah. When you're playing video games, a 10-year-old white kid says it all the time. [laughter] >> Damn. >> It says it says McMillan is not black. He is a Polynesian eth ethnicity. >> You know what's funny though? Like when you go to the west side or you go to like >> you go to these areas in Hawaii, it's first off, they speak pigeon. So most
4:12 people that if they haven't heard it, they'll be like, "What the ████ kind of Chinese accent is this s███?" Like, "You can't understand it." And then they use the same slang that we did when we were in high school. So it's they're talking like it's 1999. So they say they drop the momb, they call each other f word, they call each other gay. They're just still talking like that still. >> Yeah. He dropped it like it he actually like pretty like delivered it pretty nicely. You know what I'm saying? Like he didn't like he didn't really like overdo it. He didn't put no er on it. Like you know what I'm saying? part of his daily vernacular. >> He delivered it like Yeah. You know what I'm saying? >> I say every day, three times a day, 10 times a day. >> Oh, so an hour ago, people who say it for real, you know, you you can only do it like that when you are around people who say it like that >> or he grew up saying it since he was a kid with his family and his uncles and his parents. >> He's probably just like thought he was being normal. >> If he did it on a stream like this, you
5:02 know, he does it like 10 times more. >> So, uh, an hour ago, he he uh he issued an apology. Well, you don't got >> ████ up. >> He said, "Yesterday while on live stream, I used a term I should not have." >> Which term? >> There's no excuse for what I said. I sincerely apologize for speaking thoughtlessly and will do better. >> Like double down, though. He's like, "I said a term that I shouldn't have said on live stream, but me and my boys or me and my always say it together like double down." >> Do you guys follow that one guy? He goes around Hawaii asking people like just different things about [clears throat] Hawaii. Like, oh, where the where are the best fighters from or like, uh, where do you go if you want to get the best pokey? He has like this crazy blonde like cheetah like dyed hair and he goes around asking people, "Have you seen it?" >> Mhm. >> Okay. So, this guy, he asked all the black people in Hawaii, "What do you think about like Hawaiians saying the n-word?" And all the black people in
5:53 Hawaii, at least the five the five people that uh he interviewed, they're all like, "Oh, it's its own thing." And they're and it's okay for them to say it. Yeah, >> on the island. >> On the island. Cuz it's like a different >> Okay. >> I I guess like people that move to Hawaii, they also understand it's its own >> whatever thing. They were all cool with >> it. Sounds very very similar to Long Beach. You know, the Cambodians there. All of them say where nobody says nothing to them. >> Yeah, bro. I live in Texas, bro. I know I know like white boys, white boys that say it just off of the strength of like ████ We from Houston, bro. That's how we talk. You know what I'm talking about? Like >> hard R though? Do they say hard R? >> Hard R. >> That's not even the N word anymore. That's something else. >> Hard R or you're a ████ Hard art is crazy. [laughter] >> Hard art is crazy. >> That's a different word. >> I'm talking about that word covering the news here, man. We just got to like make sure that everybody understands, you know? >> Yeah, man. >> I'm saying dictionary. He's saying
6:43 thesaurus. The pronounced. >> When you think it got so crazy, >> I feel like when we were all in high school, everybody said it. Like everybody like you see a Chinese girl that looks innocent as ████ say it. [laughter] And then also when we sang songs Koreans. More so Koreans. >> When we were when we were like repeating rap and ████ we didn't go and hold it, but now it just feels way crazier. So I don't know. I don't know when it changed. But it seems like if the community, the black community is not cool with it. I just follow their lead cuz it's their word, right? But then I was just like, it wasn't that big of a deal before and no one was getting mad. In fact, I was encouraged by my friends when I was uncomfortable and then they gave me a name that started with the N and it ended with the ease. >> A name?
7:33 >> Yeah, >> bro. I saw this guy online. I forget his name, but it's a talented guy and he has this like tag at the end after everything he says. He always goes like, "Come on, come on." Right. So, that's his bit. But, so there's a there's a comment there's a comment, you know, you can like stitch your comment onto your reel. Mhm. >> So it says like uh like I you know I give you the uh uh the the nword card. You know what I'm saying? Like you get the pass, right? >> Pass, right? And so he stitched that comment and he did his whole thing. He was like, "Appreciate you, my ████ Come on." Right? And bro, all the comments on that video, black people all stuff, it was like, "You know what? I'm going to give you another one. You nailed it." You know what I mean? [laughter] >> Yeah, >> bro. Yeah, bro. >> So you said there's a delivery that >> there's a delivery, bro. I'm telling you, >> how was Ted Ted's delivery just not for you? >> Who's Oh, his that's what I'm saying. It
8:23 was It was cool. >> Yeah, he nailed it. >> I think we got to jump on something. >> Let me also say too, I'm not like the spoke now. I'm like the face of Yes, you are. Yes, you are. >> Yes, you are. Yes, you are. Yes, you are. [laughter] >> On this island, you are. >> On this island, >> you gave me the card back there when we were standing back there. You gave me the card. >> You gave him the card. [laughter] >> Use Use it. >> You gave me it. I >> Yeah, use it. Redeem it right now. >> Now's the time. I'm waiting for it. >> Redeem [laughter] it right now. >> I'm taking I'm picking my shot. >> Use it. >> No. No. He already used it. He already used I'm going to I'm going to yell at you when you're driving away [laughter] >> while you're on stage. Going to heckle you. No, there was something that he said earlier though I think that is really important though and and it's it's it's how the way she reacted made it different, right? Or >> that goes to what he's talking about. It's like it's not that so much has changed per se, right? Everybody in in in our generation of high school and younger, we was just throwing it out. But the difference is people wasn't re
9:15 it's not like when you said everyone's like >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. She that when she when she did all that it's like oh my god we're about to get cancelled. Oh my god. >> Yeah. Why'd you make it so bad? >> Yeah. >> I'm not saying right or wrong. I'm I'm just genuinely saying like that's >> deliver it towards anybody. That was his own like hyping himself up like I'm him. That was his little like >> what's up man? What's up? You know what I mean? >> Cuz I mean it's very clear. There's a very clear understanding. I think >> he didn't say that's that. He didn't say you know what I mean? You see, you see these um like these people you seen interviews online and stuff like that. >> Can I even say it? [laughter] You're going to be like the meme is going to say Puerto Rican Dominican Mexican [laughter] says it. I'm like, >> "Yeah, >> yeah." >> But but there's people that actually go out there and they they they like fight the common sense logic concept of it about it being just like a word and how like we live in a like vocabulary. They
10:07 they they do this like weird technical thing, right? And then they're they're maybe like having a conversation with like this black dude about and the guy's like, "All right, then say it." Like, "No, I'm not." You know, it's like anybody could say it's like, "All right, then say it." >> Right. >> Like, well, no. It's like everybody understands that. It just comes down to like the the amount of either authenticity you bring to it and the way you say it or the ridicule you're willing to face for it and you recognize that you can get. >> Yeah. You could say just don't be gay about it. >> Yeah. I always I always [laughter] I always thought Louis CK >> Don't be gay about it. I always liked Louis CK's bit about it where he's like dear >> he says the n word you're just thinking it in your head. >> So like why don't you just say it? I respected that angle of the bit. But still for me >> if like if I was going to start saying it to me it would ruin everything I was saying after that because all you're thinking about is I just said it.
10:57 >> Yeah. >> You know what I mean? >> Oh my god. >> That was my thing. But like I really respected what Louis CK's angle on it was like as far as an angle on it of a joke. >> Yeah. Yeah, but he was talking about a deer and he had like all the like the like the the N word, the R word, the f word describing a deer all at once. You're like, "God damn, bro." [laughter] You know what I'm saying? But >> my recent favorite moment of the n-word was this little boy at the dentist office and he was singing it out loud classically while he was on drugs. >> But he wasn't he wasn't >> it wasn't saying that word. >> No, it just sounds like it. >> I thought he was saying I will never be >> No, he was singing the song from Wicked. [laughter] He's singing the >> like a high note. >> He's singing alphabet song from Wicked, [laughter] bro. >> Well, that's what it sounded like. And I NEVER SEEN WICKED. >> HE'S ACTUALLY HE'S [laughter] >> It sounds like he's saying that, >> but he's actually saying me down.
11:49 >> What? >> Yeah. I swear it's not the same. >> Says bring me down. That >> he's saying negro. >> You guys see what I was talking about? >> It's not some Yanny Laurel ████ He's like saying singing the song from Wicked, >> but then they cut it. One of the most beautiful nwords I've ever seen. Cuz now they match that that that uh sound bite up with Kanye's song and it freaking sounds amazing. >> Yeah. >> Is that like when you're watching Ghost Hunters and they're like, "Whoa, whoa, they just said my name. They just said my ████ name." [laughter] >> And then and then because you said at like first that we were expecting to hear your name when they play it back like, >> "Oh, I did hear Ethan in that." [laughter] No, you didn't. No, you ████ didn't. But because somebody said like, "Joe, you're watching a clip where this kid's saying the N word. He's really good at finding the nword in things. [laughter] It's called a cognitive bias. Okay. I'm always looking for it.
12:41 >> You know, you know that super popular Chinese song that started going around. >> Yeah. >> Uh which I'm not going to say. >> Yeah. My favorite. The one that keeps playing and I show speed. They kept playing it at him. >> Yeah. >> That was crazy. [laughter] >> The thing is the thing is why is it crazy, right? >> Because it's insensitive as ████ No, it's it's not. It's it's the actual language of that country and that culture, but then >> playing it to him. >> Yeah. But I'm watching that clip from Indianapolis, Indiana, the Circle City. I'm going, I don't know about that. >> Yeah. So, the context in context of that moment makes it crazy. Choosing to play it to him because now you know that there's a relativity and you recognize that in context of this situation, that's crazy. I get that. So then we I was just randomly talking about this >> in Chinese.
13:31 >> I It's just the language, right? It actually means like that that that or this or that, right? >> That's what I originally meant, but then the way they used it, it >> sure they're using it in a troll way, though. >> You know, they're doing that at speed. >> You know, they're trolling. You know, they're trolling speed. I don't think I don't think I don't think when they were in the recording booth thing is I know that they're doing that to speed like for >> in that moment for sure. But that's also like speed though. Like that's the whole point. Like you're already in that platform of content >> Chinese. Yeah. >> But like it wasn't I'm not I don't think it was produced or written lyrically to be like, "Hey, I can't wait to like show the black guys in America." Right. >> Yeah. >> So, but that that's the interesting thing. The context of the situation defines so much more than people give allowance to because it's very black and white when you just take things as they are. That's why he's just saying right now, the way this guy said it right now
14:22 or when you're calling out, oh, when you're playing Xbox, like everybody says it, the context of that, I think should be taken into account >> versus just like >> if you say this then, you know, >> at a Starbucks drive-thru, like, "Let me get a latte, ████." Like, [laughter] >> ain't saying it like that. You know what I'm saying? >> Hey, does this one count, Chris? You ever seen this? >> Let me see. [laughter] Does that count as weapon? >> Do it again. Do it again. [laughter] Do it again. >> I don't even know. >> About the repeat, dude. Oh, >> see somebody else weaponized it
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