I’m a 40 yr old white guy and i learned about lotion from this stand up.

37 year old Australian here. Never knew that people put lotion on everyday until I saw this bit from Bill. Never used lotion in my life personally. Crazy how different we all are!

Im a Mexican guy (light skin)who in his teens never knew about that until my 18's. I lived in various states of Mexico and , at least, in the 90's "men dont need femenine products" type of mentality was quite predominant so no one in the family teach me what lotion was really for. Stay hydrated guys!

Dude, I am 38. I have Irish, Scottish, English, and Germany ancestry. The entire idea of using lotion was completely foreign to me until I saw this a few years ago lol. Can confirm it is a thing.

I am a 38 year old white man, lived in Florida my whole life, never used lotion ever. Hilarious. Please do more comedy reactions.

Love that you reacted to this one. So, let me present my bonafides here. I'm a white dude, living in Arkansas. My wife and I moved to a city called Pine Bluff years ago, the population split at the time was 96% black, 4% other. I was the minority of the other. Finding work was a job in itself initially, I finally landed a job at a Taco Bell (my wife worked for the school, which is what brought us there in the first place). I was the only non black person working in the restaurant for 2 years, and we had these locker cubbies for people to put their phones, clothes, purses, etc while on the job. And I noticed early on everybody had a bottle of lotion. Most had the exact same bottle actually. And my "learning" about lotion happened as a result. One of the girls asked me one day if she could touch my elbow, and I said sure. She did, then laughed and shouted "He's ashy as hell!" They all chipped in and bought me a bottle of Aveeno with Cocoa Butter and Aloe. That was 12-13 years ago. I'm not ashy anymore, and I miss the hell out of everyone there. And I agree with Bill on this one, we could all benefit from spending more time with other people.

40 year old white woman, raised using Dove soap all over, Jergens lotion on my hands in winter, and Clinique moisturizer on my face starting in 8th grade. My father taught me about lotion in winter, because his hands and mine would Crack and bleed otherwise! I had no idea you could use lotion on your body or legs until college, when my older cousins married two awesome black women, in one summer I learned my frizzy red hair was gloriously curly with Deep Conditioning and my skin didn't itch with Lotion! Bless the Good Hair book, and my extended family.

“I think one of the Jacksons, Tito, had a face lift.” Me: looks around the room. Michael literally transformed into a white alien, and Janet’s face is as tight as a trampoline, and we go with Tito. 🤣 PS: we don’t use lotion nearly as much as we should.

As a white guy, I can 100% relate to the ignorance of the magic of lotion. Literally, I thought getting itchy in winter after a shower meant my bath towels were dirty! Lol I was so glad to find out I wasn't the only one who thought that.

This is so true! Im a massage therapist in Florida, so im well versed in lotion but 85% of my friends have zero knowledge or care about lotion and its bothersome.

I know a lot of people have already chimed in but yeah, I was never told about lotion. Or rather, I knew about it but didn't think it was something I needed. 37 years old and just started using it this last year and wish someone told me earlier.

I didn't use lotion for the first 22 years of my life. I had the same thought's about showers in the winter. I always used to think it was dirty towels that made me itchy. I started talking about it to one of my black friends at church and he said I probably had dry skin and should use lotion. Some of the best advice I ever got. I've been using daily for years now.

This and his "losing your sh*t" are my favorites

I’m from the Midwestern United States, very few caucasians use lotion and mostly just their hands if they do. Took me till my late 20’s for someone to clue me in that maybe my eczema wouldn’t be so bad if I actually moisturized.

Mr. Lboyd, I just wanted to let you know that you are allowed to laugh, you don;t have to be so analytical about everything. Just LAUGH and enjoy these videos for what they are.

"Hang out with more people" dude this got me to the core 🤣🤣🤣🤣, personal attacks eh lol

This is 💯 true man. As a white person I can confirm.

Mr. Lboyd, It's alright to call us 'white people.' LOL!

Yes. This is a thing! I had never heard of the concept of lotion or ashy until I found Bill Burr. The itchy in winter bit gave me the "ooohhhhhhhh" moment. And no I still don't moisturise.

Bill Burr is the person that taught me the importance of lotion back when I saw this stand up in my early teens, now I have a bunch of things of lotion.

The lotion knowledge deprivation for those of us with the fairer skin is VERY real, I don't think I've seen any of my family use it.

Can confirm. As a white guy I didn't know lotion was important until I was dating a nice young lady with a darker complexion than mine. Years later I still moisturize after I shower, can't believe it took me so long to find out.

I'm mixed race (African, Indian & European) and never used lotion until late in my life. Living in the tropics, where you sweat a lot and dry skin is less of a problem, it never occurred to me that I need to moisturise. It was only when I moved to Europe that dry skin became a problem and, as Bill said, I thought it meant the towel was dirty!!! Then finally, after living with someone who mentioned my ashiness, it dawned on me that I needed to apply cream (still don't use enough all over my body, though).

“Every thirty five minutes sir! Every thirty five minutes.” Too quick! Too funny! Genius.

I wasn't sure if this would be up your alley, but I'm happy you enjoyed it. And as a European descendant, no I never use lotion. Not a day in my life.

Yeah I'm 33 and white, never really used lotion. Growing up as a kid I always thought only women used lotion to keep their skin soft. 😅

The scratching during the gun bit gets me every time.

It's true, I didn't use lotion until I attended a live Janeane Garofalo stand-up show in downtown LA where she went on a similar rant - but in her version it was directed to men. Someone pointed out to me once that if I scratch my dry skin it doesn't leave a mark, so lotion isn't as obvious of a necessity. I was also about 33 when I started using it.

Black Friends, Clothes, and Harlem No Reason To Hit A Woman I think you’d get a kick out of Why Bill Burr and His Wife Argue About Elvis 😂

You need to check out Black Friends, Clothes and Harlem

Absolutely loved your commentaries on this bit!

this guy is so serious and literal its hilarious

Bill Burr “no reason to hit a women” is a great one ☝️

Generally white men don't use lotion unless we have to. On the other hand white women use so much they created places like bath and body works

As a Chinese American I can say that yes we do moisturize. We also eat certain fatty foods that contain a lot of collagen such as feet ( pig, chicken, duck ) or boiled bones or heads. Especially before and after a woman gives birth. Traditionally the mother will make pigs feet or the like.

I (40 yewr old white lady) only used lotion on my face and hands occasionally where I had very obvious dry skin for 38 years of my life. Last 2 years after seeing this I have used it every day. HUGE difference. My tattoo artist even noticed how easier and better my skin was to tattoo. Lotion is your friend. Especially during winter if you live in the north

*MORE BILL BURR PLEASE!* You can't go wrong with any of his Stand-Up - Hilarious! I'm Irish, so we're borderline 'blue/white' pale - however, I use lotion because of skin allergies so I'm prone to dry skin. Also, as a female I've always used a good facial moisturiser - but 99.9% of Irish males have NEVER used lotion😂

The "philly rant" by Bill burr is one of the greatest moments in comedy history. He goes ape shit on the people of Philly to their face. Hilarious

This is why Comedy is important, Comedians think differently about the world and so they see and notice things, little oddities and common truths that the rest of us miss. I am a 33 year old white dude and never thought to moisturize daily before this bit from Mr. Burr.

All these lotion testimonials are hilarious🤣 Diversify your circles, great message.

Never once have I seen someone watch Bill Burr without laughing. That was weird.

Bill Burr is such a legend 😂🖤 You got grey hair at 20 because you’re an old soul 😉🖤

Hell! I'm 71 year old "Whitey", lived in Ohio all my life and I found out about lotion from Bill Burr as well! Itchy in the winter? YUP!

You are the smartest react content creator on KZfaq. I love listening to you.

Love your reactions, and love Bill Burr! So couldn't have asked for a better video haha. If you want to check out another bill burr, I'd recommend "Epidemic of Gold Digging Whores" or "Morherhood isn't the hardest job". Both absolute classics!

Dang you were a tough crowd! What a change in demeanor from your music reactions - You looked JUST like this for a MINUTE: 🤨 ... mildly curious but majorly annoyed 🤣🤣🤣 Now I gotta see if you've got more comedy reactions 💯🔥 In my experience as a white person, Bill Burr is right on.

Bill is absolutely accurate. I used think I had dirty towels in the winter as well for the same reason. Once I started drinking a lot more water my back stopped being itchy. I've never used lotion in my life.

I actually knew about lotion but I attribute that to my native American mom using it all the time. My stepmother laughed at me for all the lotion I used when I was a teen. My husband had no clue until we started dating. Now the whole family uses lotion.

This lotion clip normally starts at the Jackson comment.... That's why it took so long to get there.

this is absolutely true---i was 48 when i discovered lotion. i thought the same thing in the winter--i thought it was the towel.

"I didn't miss that summit." Love you bro

"I think Tito had a face lift". I almost pissed myself. Well done sir.

36 year old white man from sc. never used lotion in my life except to give my wife foot massage. So he is speaking facts my guy! Love the channel though man keep up the content and i will step up my lotion distribution 👍 Also, more comedy! Bill Burr is reaction gold, but Tom Segura is also funny as shit. I could go down the line but pleease do more comedy reactions! God bless my dude

I always thought lotion was a feminine beauty product thing. I never knew about lotion until i heard bill do this bit. And I've still never used lotion.

BRO! The subs went wild since i was here last. Good shit man. You deserve it. Keep up the amazing work.

To me it was just hilarious to see you watch this as if it was a documentary rather than comedy.

My wife uses lotion several times a day and I never did for 40 years. I think it's just naturally dry skin vs moist. She's of french descent, while I am German/Polish.

Lesson of the day: Hang out with everyone :D

my mom never told me i needed to put on lotion so i never knew. i was in my 20s before i realized it was actually an important part of not turning in to a scab during winter.

Thanks for reacting to this! I havent heard this in awhile and needed a good laugh!

🤣 it’s Bill Burr sir! Let your guard down and enjoy the ride!!! Dude is spot on 💪🏻

White guy here. It's true. Most of us don't ever use lotion. Ever.

Every 35 minutes Sir! That’s gotta be the quote of the decade 🤣🤣🤣

Bill Burr is THE BEST. Totally listen to him more, he is so funny!

Gotta love Bill Burr. Funny dude.

im 35 year old white guy. ive never used lotion unless i have a rash. I need to start. bill is so funn.

That was the most diplomatic and roundabout way I've ever heard someone say "black don't crack"

yup ... also didn't use lotion. As kids, we used face cream in winter to avoid frostbite when going outside. Now I'm 34 and I started experimenting with lotion during winter when I get itchy everywhere.

Holy f***... So lotion? And I'm a 33 year old Norwegian first hearing about this shit on a youtuber reacts video... And it's supposed to be obvious? I feel kinda stupid and kinda confused, 🤣

41 year old white man from Iceland, it so happens that I have never used lotion on all my body, and now I know I am ashy AND itchy... this lotion thing, tell me more and is there lotion that has no scent to it because I absolutely hate smelling of coconut.

As a Mexican woman raised in SoCal and every almost every skin tone represented in my family (here & MX) … our moms slather us lotion from birth (and Vics vapor rub when sick)

You're killing the comedy vibe L!!! LOL He's hysterical! LAUGH!!!

I'm there with ya bud. Started losing my hair in my early 20s. Thinned out in the front, I've been shaving my head twice a week since. Don't need hair to look good.

Well. I learned something today. I'm ashy. I did not know that. Other than on my face I never use lotion. My husband, who is Maltese, lovingly calls me Snow White. So I guess it's true. Note to self, buy a vat of lotion. 😁

Bill Burr's newest stand-up on Netflix, in my opinion, is his best ever. It's called Paper Tiger. Absolutely epic! My favorite skit from the stand-up is when he talks about men pushing their feelings down inside, while their significant other deals with shit in real time 😂 It's so true!

Yep can confirm as a white male I learned about lotion from a black girlfriend... just not something we're taught lol

Bill is hilarious!

First off: I LOVE watching your reaction videos! I just found them so I'm obviously a year late. 🥰 When I started school I was the only white kid so I can confirm that black girls do tell their other friends if their legs or arms are ashy. They asked why I didn't have ashy legs but we discovered I actually did. Like you said you just can't see it as well. They were also amazed at how soft my hair is and doesn't stay in place when they'd wrap it around their finger, while I was jealous of all the things they could do with theirs. But I also saw how much they have to go through for general hair care due to it being so brittle in many cases. I'm grateful I grew up with the opportunity to learn at a young age about differences and similarities between us girls and people in general, but especially the ashy part. I'm now 50 and don't look it (thanks to them) and my profile pic was taken only a few months ago. Even my husband didn't understand the lotion thing until I did the fingernail test on his arm the comedian mentioned. Now he knows EXACTLY what soap and lotion I use.🤣

Bill knows about these things because he is married to the lovely Nya and they have been together for a better part of 20 years or so. And they now have 2 kids too. This is why his stories about the black community are on point as he is talking from personal experience... Bill has found the love of his life, they are a perfect match. He keeps her in check and she does the same for him...

Yep, absolutely true. If I hadn’t had a diverse friend group growing up, I’d be shedding my skin like a snake. Listen up, Mayonnaise Mafia- get some freaking lotion!💁🏻‍♀️

I'm a 30 year old Latino adopted and raised in a white family. I didn't know a thing about wearing lotion until I dated a black girl, never ever crossed my mind or was instructed on it lol. And like Bill, I never heard the term "ashy" until then either lol.

I've watch Bill Burr's videos so many times i can't count but listening to his jokes while looking at your straight face absolutely killed me. Loved ur ratm and soad videos man, you're a smart guy.

I just figured this out in the last few years. Winter was rough. Skin started splitting I was so dry. Then I finally realized the same thing was going on with my scalp. I now shave my head specifically so I can lotion it, cuz nothing else works. No I can wear a winter hat without itching my head every 5 minutes.

More Burr! As a 32 year old white man, I can sadly confirm this💯😂😂 I almost NEVER use lotion and don't know why🤣🤣 But I do notice a difference when I lotion over my tattoos, they get much darker because the ash is gone🤣😂🤣😭

I love Bill Burr, and this is a great bit. I think the not using lotion thing is specifically white MEN (white women DO moisturize). Frankly I think white guys would see using lotion as effeminate (it really isn't, but I think that's the perception).

53 year old Caucasian here. Cannot recall ever having used lotion to this day. Love your channel.

I have never used lotion until last week when my hands became so dry they split and started bleeding. I will use lotion for the rest of my life after seeing the difference it makes

Thus story literally happened to me when I was in my 20's and dated this black girl named Mafu. Beautiful woman did the exact same thing to my arm and I had the same reaction he did.

Dude, I’m in my thirties and I’ve never used lotion. I can’t. My skin is so damn sensitive I will break out in pimples.

30 year old from Texas, never used lotion until I saw this skit last year 😂 never realized why my hands itched in the winter till then lol

52 from the UK, learnt about lotion from this stand up as well!!

Just to answer you, I discovered lotion THIS YEAR, I'm 27 years old, lmao. It's true, I've never seen people "around" me, to be more precisely, using lotion for that specific reason so I wasn't taught as a good thing for your skin, which is insane hearing/listening to Bill Burr talking about that. Thank god I did learn about it, tho! haha Great reaction.

Learned about the lotion thing as a 19 year old in the army from a roommate. RIP brother.

I learned much more in this 14 minute video than I have in math class this year. Wow

6:47 and you FINALLY cracked a smile. You are a tough audience my man.

Lol Bill burr is great. No fucks given commentary in a humorous light, as it should be.

40 years old and never used lotion. Bill nails it every time.

Bill Burr is one of the best living comedians.

Thank god I found out what was driving me mad during winter 19 year old Aussie here. It would send me crazy the moment I would get itchy during winter.

White girl here grabbing the lotion! Ahhh invisible ash on my arms!!! 😂😂😂 I love you so much!! You’re a freakin amazing human