The silent cry explanation was spot on 😂😂 Your are so genuine guys Love from india 🇮🇳

"That's when u know they've beaten the ancestors" I'm dead 😂😂😂

My mother always told us to stop crying before she gave us something to cry about.

Lol the time they tell you to stop crying. The silent cry after a back hand is so relatable. I got the hand or a wooden spoon (I am a relatively good kid lol, imagine otherwise)

Belts, switches, broom sticks, back hands.... I knew them all too well. Black parents are ruthless🥴🤣

When I was kid, talking like Ryan was a sure way to see the after life XD

"Don't cry or I'll give you a reason to cry". Good times haha

I’m a white girl, Scottish ancestry, and I can totally relate to Russell’s experience. And guess what? I don’t go around beating anyone else. If I even thought about telling my mom to F off……. Lol.

As a white kid (back in the 60's and 70's), I got smacks here and there; however, what made it worse is, my Mom could read my mind and I got hit for things I thought as well. But, I'm feeling MUCH better now.

Him: " I have never been struck by a hand" My mom: Uses her hand as a main weapon in her arsenal".

You guys should definitely react to his "Adventures in Saudi Arabia" bit, it's a longer one but really funny!

Lol I can't relate to the white families he's talking about my family is Irish and my mom established her dominance real quick lol

I'm a white Canadian and believe me we got our beatings. Came to a point where my dad just had to point his finger and we knew better because we knew what was coming next

My mom used to draw a happy face on the wooden spoon we got hit with. She called it mister happy spoon. "Matt, go get mr happy spoon!!" Years later she found a plastic spoon with a smiley face cut out of it for sale and bought an assortment of colors.

Sweethearts. I'm Scottish and Irish and they certainly smacked the shit outta us!!

I definitely thought I was the only one that was disciplined with a wooden spoon. My mother even named it “Mr. Do Right 🤣”. So every time I did wrong I would do right the next time ❗️❗️My boyfriend feels your pain Ibby. He’s Egyptian and he definitely got beat with the extension cord after taking a shower 😬🤣😂

I got beaten by slippers, bamboo sticks..and believe me teachers told my parents that i was one of the polite and silent kid in the class...i still get beaten 3 4 times in a month specially when results comes and i failed at maths paper, i remember that i had red coloured lines in my back and feet.. after few hours mom applies antiseptic creams

One of the best reactions I've ever seen. Subbed!

Slippers, hangers, leather belts, sticks, spatulas, I got it all. Shout-out to my fellow Asian who got whipped growing up

loved loved the reaction. God bless.

Man, PTSD is right!! Russell Peters makes it memorable and not painful.

I’m white. If I talked to my parents like that, I would have had my ass beat back to the Stone Age. As for the tools, that was usually my grandma’s doing and she uses wooden spoons and fly swatters. And this the early 90’s when those things were still made of metal and hard rubber.

Much love from Toronto Canada. I'm 1/2 native. I'm grateful that I got a brush or belt to my a$$. Didn't hurt but hurt my pride. I deserved it! I'm sincerely grateful for it!!!

Naw, German and Irish parents and grandparents do hit and “punish” their offspring. I’ve seen my German grandmother (may she RIP) hit my cousin’s daughter with a wooden spoon and my aunt (German and Irish) pull her hair. I’m mixed race (American Indian) with a military father so you can imagine how our household was. Also, it’s no fun being the oldest with a rambunctious tomboy sister. 😂😭 I got punished if she did something bad or she didn’t do her chores. Also, back in the 80s, private Christian schools hit kids unless the parents signed a form not to; you’d get spanked if even half the class was bad. I have some funny stories from what I’ve seen my sis do to avoid “the sting,” anywhere from stuffing her pants with toilet paper to putting in books. 😂😂😂 Good thing we can laugh about it now. We both graduated with honors and I summa cum laude w/full time memberships in several honor societies. Our parents (RIP) did their best and prepared us for the real world. We take the Good from our childhood and apply it into our own lives and families.

I remember once I fucked up real bad, I lied about my grade, and once he noticed I put my gard up,my dad then told me not to worry and put my hands down. As I did, slaaaaaaap 🤣🤣

Being told to go pick a switch is like getting kidnapped by an assassin who tells you to pick out what to shoot you with. And if they don't like it they will still shoot you but not to kill and make you pick another one....

The awkward moment for me when i was crying was... my mom hear me crying and said "keep crying! louder! come on you sissy you can go louder!" but during that, she also pinch my arm, if i go louder she pinch me harder... so do i have to stop? or louder? i was stopping because i was confused "what is the right answer?" LOL. No right answer

Wow... The extension cord .. dam. That brings war flashbacks... Wow

Gentlemen, I don't speak for all white people in America, but it's a wonder I lived to tell the story. I was a smart-mouthed, cocky little turd growing up and I was put back in line on a regular basis. Some people definitely need to discipline their kids more than they do.

You missed the psychological one used to keep the children out of the house. - "Go out and get a switch from the Willow tree." (Still not sure why it was referred to as a switch. - There is a joke about that, but I'll leave it at that.)

I grew up in a German home. Their way of punishment made us sometimes WISH they would beat us instead 😂 no hitting, no threats… just creative consequences, shame, insults, lectures… etc. Just like a silent but deadly fart

9:51.. he said "ok" .. there you go Arab men making a story.. 🤣🤣🤣🤣

My parents never had issues with it, not even in public. My step grandmother talks with steak knives in her hands.😅

Extension cord 😳😳😳 holly crap!!

Love your reaction's ....love to visit middle East some day..love from Nagaland

I'm white. Both my parent's clearly are. My mom used to whoop me with the wooden spoon. Each smack was landed as she enunciated a word. The whooping ended when she was out of breath. My backside and thighs were her targets but if I moved, ANYWHERE the spoon landed was my own fault. I threatened to call DCFS on her one time. She told me she would call them for me as when she's done every bone would be broken. I took the whooping instead. Glad she raised me that way, kept me out of a lot of trouble for sure!

🤣 LOL. "You've must have been a bad kid." I like how he justified that for him.

I would have to find a thin branch which we call a switch.if it didn’t cut the air I’d have to go find another one

11:33 older white guy here who has been told on several occasions to go get a switch. for the youngins, its not made by nintendo

I am Canadian with Irish roots. I am so thankful my parents whooped my ass when I was a kid. Can you deal with that....lol

The community whooping so accurate😂

I’m white and was beaten with a belt as a kid and all it did was make me terrified and not respect my dad. My dad was extremely abusive, I know spankings for discipline and being beaten abuse wise are completely different from each other but in my house there wasn’t a difference and my dad called beatings a spanking. My dad would even beat me for no reason, now I’m not saying that there aren’t some kids who responds better to spanking than a timeout I’m just saying that it didn’t work in my house.

Or "as long as you live under my roof..." Greats from balkan area!!!

I planned to run away. My mom found out, called me into living room, picked up the phone and "called" a cab, then called my dad at work so he could tell me bye. Wasn't supposed to go like that!

Not my fam, my dad was in the Navy 20 years, my dad would have ripped my arm off and beat me with it

Offf the worst for me was the clothes hanger🤣

I got two shipping as a child, will never forget And never did the bad deeds again!!!! I was single mom and all I needed was to take a belt off the hook!!!😍❤

As a white boy with a Lebanese girlfriend we have spoken about this any times! 🤣🤣 i was like Ryan haha. She could never be like with her parents. You guys are awesome. Love ya stuff. Much love from Australia

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Ha I'm American and if I ever said fuck you to my dad he would laugh then say run.

What’s interesting is I worked in a furniture store for 21 years and the worst kids for running around being destructive were East Indian kids and the parents could care less

My dad whipped me. I learned my lessons too. For the most part. 🤷‍♀️ I'm white by the way.

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'Community Beating' 'Grand Finale of Beating' LOL! It's good to discipline kids. Spanking is okey to certain extent. Too much harsh discipline can destroy a child's self esteem and confidence. They may turn to violence in future...

I think disciplining your kids is a shortcut to making them respect and behave you. If you're emotionally intelligent enough, you don't need to do the discipline AS MUCH lol. I still think some kids need at least 2 or 3 good whacks in their lives. We all fuck up beyond belief at some point. For me it's when I shot my little brother in the ass with a BB gun when I was 9 years old. 10 minutes later, my gun was broken in half and my dad spanked me. But if you're out here beating your kids for not following little rules or doing chores or talking back...you're just not a great parent.

Love this bit. That said, I'm a white kid that this doesn't really apply to. If I said that to my parents, I'd have been in a shallow grave somewhere. I mean, they'd feel bad afterwards, but my dumb ass would have deserved it.

You guys are hilarious 🤣 Love from Pakistan ❤❤

To me discipline is when a parent uses there hands and hands only anything more is abuse

I differ in the whole smacking your kid, it's OK to a certain point, but if you're gonna try to smack your kid around knee they are in middle school or highschool it's gonna get iffy and probably not the right choice because that's just gonna be a fight really Kids def need a smack sometimes lol

@Loush Multicultural comedies. 2 spring in mind. Goodness Gracious Me live of India/UK. Brilliant actors. Brilliant written. And Citizen Kahn, a Pakistani Muslim leading his family with daily cultural faux pas. Khan was last winter on BBC (4series I think). Bits on KZfaq. Goodness Graceous Me is here and there. Clips on KZfaq. Was a groundbreaking Indian influenced comedy and did many seasons.

Black and Irish. Irish parents are a different kind of white 😭

day. Im australian, Im white. I was born in 1972. We grew getting ass whippings off everyone. Parents, schoolteachers. coaches other parents and grandparents. The way kids speak to their parents and other people disgraceful. Discipline has gone out the window. I have to say, if they didn't, i would never had listened to them.

I got beaten by a sugar cane 😌😌😌

It's a myth that white parents don't beat their kids. My mum is Finnish and dad Nigerian, so one would expect my dad doing most of the beating, which is of course true, but my mum's beating dealt the most damage. By far the most painful beating that I've ever gotten was when my mum hit me full force in the head with an iron keychain. That thing cut the scalp and left a gushing wound and I had to get stitches for it, still to this day there's a scar under all that afro hair. I was a very naughty kid, so I guess I had it coming. 😂

Facts. Lol. Straight up facts. Russians too:)

I realize that I and my culture are in the minority here. We've actually gotten an italian diplomat thrown out of our country for beating his child in front of Swedish people here. I'm pretty sure it was mostly to not have him killed by angry swedes. I find Russel Peters and your discussion hillarious. I can appreciate that other cultures do things differently. But if anyone beat a child around me that reserved and quiet Swede stereotype would very quickly turn into "Oh so that's where the vikings went".

Low key my Asian and Hispanic friends would tease me in HS for having parent that DIDNT beat me

Saudi Arabia episode please

Welp that woopin thing didn't get me anything but anxiety menta problems ptsd I got suicidal i couldn't control my emotions i can't focus on anything I'm depressed and angry for nothing most of the times and I definitely didn't learn any discipline or manners it just got worse so jokes aside don't beat your kids its not gonna work most of the times

I’ve been spanked and slapped a few times. Made me a good kid and I came out okay.

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Ah, suburban/city white kids... Yeah. Definitely not getting the same stories from the country kids of blue collar parents or orange collar parents. Growing up between a farm and with a convict father sometimes they'd just let the animals kick the shit out of me.

My mother used to beat the shit out of me before and I never saw it as abuse. I'm even thankful because of it I didn't grow up acting like a privileged spoiled kid.

Had a funny thing happen once while working at a friend's gas station. A girl came in and prepaid $10 on a pump, then went and got some candy, a soda and some other stuff and paid with a $20. 5 minutes later this very irate woman was demanding the other $10 be put on the pump and was accusing us of stealing her money, my friend was there, and he is Pakistani, being called a thief was a bad thing. He got so mad the police were called, white people freak out in the US when a brown man starts screaming in Farsi. So the police come in my friend calms down and they review the tape, the lady sees that her daughter went and spent the other $10 on junk. She apologized very profusely to my friend walked outside and proceeded to beat the hell out of her daughter, even using one of our window washer squeegees. A white lady asked the cops why they were not doing anything to stop the "abuse" the cop says "Lady in this state a parent is allowed to beat their kids when they deserve it, and that kid deserves it." I about died laughing, good thing happened later the lady came in and dropped off several home made batches of cookies for my friend, after that she was his best customer.

It does happens in the White family too, with a child getting a beating. Especially when you have parents who are alcoholics or drug addicts. Luckily I wasn't one of them as my parents weren't alcoholics or drunks nor drug addicts, but I had some White friends who did have those types of parents which means I could never go to their house because of their parents lifestyle. But I have been beating with a belt once when a brother of mine stole money from my mom's purse and my father would beat us all until one of us confess. But my siblings and I all knew who did it but we wouldn't rat that person out because being a snitch is the worst thing you can be in my time. Anyways that night I had just gotten out of the bathtub with a towel wrapped around my waist and my butt still wet when my father called me into the bedroom. You can imaging a wet bottom and belt coming across your bare ass. Ouch!!! I must of been 8 years old at the time.

Ummm… I’m gonna say publicly, just don’t beat your kids publicly.. & F that, there’s some serial killers who could’ve used a powpow

Do u guys familiar with the Arab comedian name NEMR? he specifically made a bit about arab people bragging and being proud getting ass whoop by their parents, and to see you guys really did that, is Fucking hilarious 😂😂

First of all, you guys talk too much constantly interrupting the video. Secondly We don't really want to hear your stories. We came to see & hear Russell Peters. Lastly, no one including Russell has mentioned abusing the children. So your disclaimer is bogus, you were just looking for points. I got punished physically more than once by my father. Yet, I didn't grow up with some sort of mental issue or violent. Instead, I grew up respecting my elders starting with my parents and learned to stay away from trouble or trouble-makers. After checking out your channel & you, I decided I'm not coming here any more. I know you don't care, but I do!