Jasmine Giles Maybe they really like it, and want to have the same, so that is why they ask...

Maka Djordjevic they will never get the same. Its simply a dumbass question

Brea Monai True. But not everyone who talks with you has to be smart. It is not anybodys fault that he/she is stupid, and you just have to deal with it..

That sounds like a tragic event. I hope you called the police and locked your doors and windows. Scary shit indeed

+Waldemar Konstantin “Deadshot” Snow the name of the video is things not to say to people with Afro hair? what did you expect to see in the comments section?

Tiana Mae ha, yesss. I have white girl curly hair (for lack of a better word) and I feel you so much on that before I knew how to do it (I'm the only curly headed one, so my poor mom was lost), I only learned to like my hair because of older black ladies that would come up to me and want to play with it because they hadn't seen my hair on a tiny white girl before. that stopped when I got to middle school maybe

Tiana Mae Yessssss, so many people dont get that. its a certain shape that i want my hair to maintain. And when people touch my hair they push down and pull up. I hate that.😣

OHHH my goshhh yess💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯 it takes agess for me to get it the way I want it & people will just come up & ruin it

exactly sis!! Even the smallest disruption and my hair becomes a frizzy mess. Hands OFF

Tiana Mae i swear!!

SAY IT LOUDER FOR THE PEOPLE IN THE BACK

My friend Melody has braids that ombre from black to pastel purple to pastel pink and I swear it's the most beautiful hairstyle I've ever seen

Alphabetical Order I really want to do a hairstyle like that but my school is super strict

Uma from descendants had good box braids

PREACH

Madison cox i don't have curly/coily hair but i have around 2b type hair and people tell me ALL the time "yOu sHoUlD sTrAiGhTeN yOuR hAiR" and i ask why and they always tell me "because i think you would look pretty" and i'm like ??

Madison cox when I do straighten it for a special event... which is rare they go crazy and tell me how pretty it is...I feel really offended bc they never say it when I'm natural but I have to say it makes me embrace my natraul curly/coily hair even more 😊.

RIGHT? When people say that I hear, "Your hair is ugly the way it grows out of your head. Your hair is different and that's a problem. Process and damage your hair to make me feel better" Last time I straightened my hair was 8th grade. My auntie burned the heck out of my hair. And it wasn't worth it because my hair puffed back up when i stepped outside (thanks to the humidity of Texas). I've just finished 10th and haven't used much heat on it (maybe blow dried a few times). My hair has never been happier.

See I always hated that like I get a lot of compliments when I straighten my hair but like when my curls are on point only like 2 people say I look good

They be like "you would look pretty." Am I not pretty with my natural hair?

KikiDva honestly I find it amazing how in 2016 we all can understand simple things like skin types (ie. dry/oily/combination/acne-prone skin. All use different products and have different needs) but suddenly when it comes to hair types.. it's some big mystery?? It's BEYOND ignorant to call someone dirty because they don't have the same hair needs. That was a microagression. 😒🙄

I don't think many people know that shower caps still exist and I find that hilarious

People also don't know what sleep bonnets are apparently? I wear one when I go to sleepovers or around new roommates and they're like "are you taking a shower?? Is that a shower cap thingy??"

Girl, she was just being mean and nasty, trust me. I'm white and I know for a fact that TONS of white people DO NOT wash their hair every day. We do the exact same thing, just take a body shower (the only difference is that we usually don't use a cap, we just grab our hair in a bun or something).

I'm Native and Irish and I don't wash my hair everyday either! I have corse, dry hair, if I shampooed every day it would snap off! Who shampoos everyday?

Shogun Shien you only detangle once a week. I don't think it's that bad but then again, I have a rather loose texture

Feonalilly yeah i never put products in it only shampoo and conditioner, no oils. I could only comb it when wet. I had it for about 3 years but cut it last July and had it short since.

What? I have to detangle mine every day...unless I put one of those awful sleeping caps on...

LaggySoldier I combed mine every day just with warm water and with water and shampoo maybe twie a week. sorry if any confusion, what i meant was that after having to comb your hair every morning before work/school and have it looking nice daily would make most people sick of it after a week.

meh not all natural hair is the same, even though I have tight curls I detangle it while washing and don't have to do it again for the rest of the week

Omg! Love it! Lol

lmaoo

I'm totally using this lol

I died lol

Dionna Carter 🤗😂😂

B M. Sometimes I don't even like people asking to touch it. It really depends how much I know and like you to have certain access to my hair.

Amy Van Wyk I agree!

B M. omggg same that just pisses me off

Same. They don't even ask either. And my hair is very malleable, I don't think that pulling out the top will make my hair so pretty, thanks.

Deadassssss

Soyy Sauce "karen" lmfaooooooo same

Soyy Sauce Lol. My mom is black and her name is Karen....wait am I white now too?

A&A friends4life are you

A&A friends4life don't do it. Just laugh man, it was funny

Karen 😂😂😂

Ditto on that dear! or " Your hair would be so long if it was straight" I don't know why some people get defensive because some people choose not to put heat in my their or just don't like how straight hair looks on themselves smh

I get "you would look so much better if you straightened it" or "you should wear it straight everyday" instead of it would be so long. A lot of them really think my hair is the same length curly as it is straight smh lol

Lee Annas lol right, it's like society just expects to change ourselves to 'fit in' which is crazy

Kiana Jewell 😯 That is so rude! I hope people learn to embrace natural beauty and authenticity more and stop assuming things

Kiana Jewell Girl yes! It sucks when you get it from family or people who have textured hair. My aunt has lit told my mom that I should straighten my hair once in a while otherwise my hair can root. Like...what???? Where do people come up with this.

Ikr I freaken love it

totallylooneytunes PERIODT

Lol, like anime characters

Yas! "So rebellious. Even gravity can't keep my hair down." That's a tshirt

And it refuses to bend to the will of the wind

KATXNAP i get embarrassed when it’s not by my friends lol

KATXNAP GURL!!! I can totally relate. And it's so Fucken annoying 😑

Carmen Edou one time a ladybug got stuck in my hair and they couldn’t find it 😂. We eventually found it though.

Jodi and Heather Gray stop playing 🤣🤣🤣🤣

OMG IT HAPPENS TO ME NOW AT MY HIGHSCHOOL

Sheri k I agree

Haha, that's me :) Thank you!

Sheri k Lol it's a wig not her hair

Even if it is, it's still beautiful. :)

That's what I was going to comment. It's so pretty! I wish my hair looked half that good.

_Leaxplays_ I'm white with afro

Moana Jolie Kealoha i have a friend who has blue eyes and blonde hair, and has an afro. Its possible, but rare.

Moana Jolie Kealoha kinky-coily. He's biracial with his mom having pale white skin with blonde hair and blue eyes, and his dad being african american.

Moana Jolie Kealoha Ohh now i see what you mean, i was confused. Thanks for clearing it up.

I beg to differ... Well I try training to avoid the afro... I have 3b 3c hair with low porosity and i'm white..

My mom used to do things like that when I was little. She used to tell me all about people dying from crossing the street and getting hurt. I can't cross the street without panicking.

Im so sorry that happened to u

Deamn.. that even hurt me 😢

Oh wow!!!!

I say got-Daiiiiimn! I thought my grandma was bad. She told me I was too dark to where my Afro. Then I found pics of her from the 70s with a huge fro

Amiya OG sticking pencils in my hair

One time someone threw a glue stick and it went straight in my hair.

Amiya OG i mean, i found 15 bobby pins in my hair after taking a bun down a few days ago so...

Pens and pencils yes

I actually got a pencil stuck in my hair for a week and a half..my friend found it,and used it🤦🏾‍♀️🙄

my friend isn't black but she has really poofy and curly hair and she always tells me how she gets those questions all the time 😂

ꜱᴛᴇᴀᴍɪɴ' ʜᴏᴛ ɢᴀʀʙᴀɢᴇ I have 4b/4c hair and I always stick things in my hair and forget about it and be like ooh a pen ...ooooo a candy cane....ooh a pool noddle

ꜱᴛᴇᴀᴍɪɴ' ʜᴏᴛ ɢᴀʀʙᴀɢᴇ oh my gosh I know exactly what you mean I walk out of my classroom with half a dozen pens and pencils in my hair

ꜱᴛᴇᴀᴍɪɴ' ʜᴏᴛ ɢᴀʀʙᴀɢᴇ I actually did lose a pencil in my hair once in grade school 😂

Chynna N. Sameee.....omg!!!!! Lol!!!!!

That is so awful... are any teachers or whatever punishing them for it? That's harassment, especially the pulling and putting gum in the hair. This really shouldn't be happening :(

Maddy get some parrents to come in yelling about it and claim racial discrimination present and you will see a change.

Dude what country are you in?

England

Maddy that's so fucked up. Go talk to someone in authority

Crow one time i was walking down the street and some random guy touched my hair and ran off doing a littlle dance. Lets just say i was very disturbed

Scotchmints Lol. That is incredibly warped and disturbing.

Do you suppose Vulcans have the same problem with their ears?

lol i’m white and it still happens to me 24/7. My friends are all black and love to play with my “white” hair. I let them as they’re my friends, but it is annoying when they don’t ask or if a teacher just grabs my hair. I couldn’t imagine having to deal with that so often

The video isn’t about touching people’s hair, that’s just something some people have done

Dontt touch my soulllll

chantelle hay Me: cries in Solange😭😭😭

Omg my queen solange

d.a they like "white people can have an afro #alllivesmatter" like WTF 😂

My mama always tells me, "Your hair's so pretty... when it's straight. Let me straighten it for you!"

And when they say , " yeah its nice but oh my god imagine if it was STRAIGHTENED !!!! Me:🙄

I have natural hair and I don’t understand why that’s a bad question

@@zoemadison578 It's all about context and connotation.

Ugh I had to listen to this my entire childhood.

same g

I’m 4-B

bruh im 2a :( curly hair is so cool omg

4B lowkey 4a

jf dog i’m 1c and all proud😂

iiMeebleFriendii yeah cause nothing is like it! Nobody has our hair and that makes us even more special✨🙌🏿

btw im white

It's hands down the most versatile hair types tbh

black hair is really diverse and all of them are so beautiful if it's maintained and properly taken care of.

Now if we could just get the whole of the black population to realise this.

cool story bro

gulliver lmao

😂😂😂😂

Scalp to ends? The horror, Ida left haha

100% EVER strand has a place! PREACH!

I just slap them. Not wasting my breath.

Easy my ass!🙃

millisandra frrr.About easy.Where?😭

Tecla Okoro when black people wear them

Aka Gray well I'm black and braids never got a negative response

Well these people kinda sound like they are from the U.K. So maybe it's a bit different there? (:

Tecla Okoro same, I'm in the US tho so maybe braids are more accepted here?

Tecla Okoro I'm black to,well I don't have black skin tho

Josh George Yeah, very true!

..."the natural hair community" omg.

Daria Rose K what's wrong with saying the natural hair community

Yes! A lot of it is that some Black don't embrace their natural hair either. They wave it or keep it super low. Trying to get that Hawaiian silky look without the weave or perm LOL that's why some men bully women with natural hair. Crazy part is some men nowadays are like I don't want my woman with a weave, it's fake and deceptive. Can they make up their minds?! lol

My last maiden name is George!

Some people just don’t understand

white people don't understand and never will! ...see the video interview with (Kathy Griffin)- she says; I quote "I never knew white people could be so evil".....I mean....c'mon everybody knows about the slave trade/the american Indians/atrocities in Asia/Aboriginal....& it's only when she got blackballed by the industry she said she understood what it meant to be 'disenfranchised & targeted' ....a white woman who is 'artsy' hangs with people of all nations/sexuality but only acknowledged certain facts after her own experiences!

@@kee7374 even though I'm not white I still don't think you should just assume that all white people don't understand

@@ksam5673 Even though I'm not white I still dont think you should just assume ALL white people are like that

@@theawkwarddolphin4752 But it's TRUE tho most of them dont and when we try to explain to them and they brush it off like we trying to be extra or special or we make a big deal out of everything and I'm tried of it honestly 🤦🏾‍♀️

electric_magnetic What country did you grow up in?

Samchocolate11 I live in Poland, in our capitol, and I think 98% of people are white. In other areas, smaller cities and rural areas seing POC can be quite an event. :P It sucks, I love diversity.

electric_magnetic nobody said u did . They just said how certain natural black girls feel with these questions

Anna Schmeidl Yeah I love diversity too

Exactly... I feel they're making out to be something else. I find afros and natural hair the most beautiful and gorgeous. I have thick frizzy 7 layers of wavy natural hair and people teased me, touched, talked about my hair. Did I make it into something larger than it is? I'm white, I am half Persian but, they were being rude or intrigued or complimentary not racist. It's hair. End of story. I love the natural look but, there is a lot of pressure in the African-American/British community on weaves and trying to change your natural hair. So, do you what you prefer I guess.

Ughhh, i hate that.

Honestly when I wore my natural hair for a while, they say "omg u should straighten it! YOU WOULD LOOK SOOO PRETTY WITH IT!" I'm like wtf? Ur sayin I don't look good? Skip a few years later I perm my hair and people say "OO OO WEAR YOUR HAIR NATURAL. IT WOULD LOOK SO PRETTY!" So then at that point i'm like.....just shut tf up already and lemme do me

When people say "it would be so nice to see your hair straightened" I just reply "No, it wouldn't. I did it once, won't ever do it again. You won't ever see it, and be glad for my decision" (Sorry about any mistakes, English is not my mother language)

I stretched my natural hair and wore it in a bun to work once. A coworker of mine said that he "likes it better that way." Really? As if I would even care how some random person I work with prefers my hair.

When I straightened my hair Friend: I like it better like that! Me: *walked away immediately * It was never the same again

Rainy Day yes! Exactly. When I was pregnant with my twin boys. I had strangers touch my belly. I am so uncomfortable with people invading my personal space. It was like torture for me. I also had people try touch my hair before. But I was quicker that time and dodged. Not so quick when I was pregnant. 😢

Rainy Day I guess it’s just common curiosity

Flying Angel I hate that for you, and I truly hope that one day she sees the beauty in natural hair. My mom didn't understand why I went natural at first, but after a while she started to like it and even want to go natural herself, but I feel like a lot of people are too afraid to even try to transition because of the hate and backlash.

Flying Angel I'm so sorry. Things like this make me sad. My mom refuses to go natural because she says she can't maintain it. Because she sees how much work I put into mine. But she's always encouraging. Natural hair is a lot of work 😓 thank you for sharing this. I love how positive you are

Forget her.😕 Natural hair costs alot. No mother should tell her child that. How can she not like what God made for her ?

Flying Angel You are a great daughter because I would not let my mom talk to me like tht.

Flying Angel sad you are not allowed to be you my daughter likes her hair plaited it very thick and I have to help her wash it she is her own person she has no desire to straighten her hair I think it's cool she has her own mind and is not swayed by social pressure, I straighten my hair because it's easier and my mom wears wigs we are doing our own thing I hope your mom sees you as an individual rather than a reflection of herself.....

"You should get a sew-in" "Let me box braid it" "My mom has this protein treatment" And my favorite: Me: *finished doing my hair* Annoying Person: "Go fix that hair it's time to go" Me: DID YOU NOT JUST SEE ME IN THE BATHROOM WITH A COMB AND THE HAIR TIES THAT ARE NOW IN MY HEAD

Unicorn Princess Kitty my mum is always telling me to do my hair ... after I just spent nearly 30 - 40 minutes combing it 😶🙄

Janae G One of my friends has asked my everyday for a month when she can straighten my hair. I my head I’m like “ Never , leave me alone weirdo!!”

Questions I get is , what is it like to have Afro hair I'm like it cool

Janae G I H A T E T H I S . I hate all of these things.

They are self hating hyprocrites

Exactly. Yes, some people don't suit afro hair, but don't shame them for it. Plus, what defines "natural hair"? Is it just black hair? White, black, Asian, mixed and everyone else has their "natural hair", so it doesn't make sense to say it doesn't suit them. I completely agree with you.

That is hella messed up. How is it not for you if it's what you were born with?

The hair you're born with is your natural hair. The only way I can think of NOT having your natural hair is by either shaving it all off or wearing a synthetic wig. All hair is natural hair.

I agree, but a lot of people chose to permanently straighten it just for maintenance reasons

Tsss i feel that

I'm a white chick with natural hair, swimmers bod and thick ass. My black friends joke that im an albino and i kinda take offense to that, i dunno maybe im weird?

Scotch mints Maybe u have a little black in u bc usually white people don't have that type of hair u know?

Kyla Darden yeah probably, i mean, all white people have ancestors that where black, i think being white was through evolution and being in colder areas, probably developed during an ice age, like if you look at one species in two different environments, one in the desert that is orange and one that is darker in surroundings, you can find that they might look orange or black based on camoflage (they may look different in colour in the same species, applys so all animals) and theres also the evolutionary advantage of having darker skin in warmer areas, and lighter skin in colder areas, even if it seems to opposite (since dark objects are warmer in direct sunlight and light objects tend to opposite that, remember we are not objects and its more difficult then that) it makes sense. How about melanin, the effect the sun has on melanin is often seen in people with freckles, which are most likely because of the exposure to the sun (i have freckles i was not born with, just like everyone of every race) melanin reacts by consentrating on certain areas of the skin, that could be the opposite of what happened to white people it despersed over time (as it has been shown that freckles dissapear, or lighten if not exposed to sun anymore) not saying that being black is a freckle ( it"s wayyy more complicated and is due to the higher amount of melanin, kinda like in a freckle) but thats and example of how melanin acts, and evolutionarily that has to have had (and probably still has) a positive effect, otherwise it wouldnt happen. And as i know i am not the smartest person to this topic, heck i probably got some things wrong in this wall of words, but yeah, i probably have black ancestors and happened to get a resessive gene or two. (You too 😄)

Scotch mints Yeah u probably did bc all of us do and u say that your adopted, maybe one of your real parents a black genes. I know I have the same genes bc I'm black myself.

Scotch mints But I'm tryna figure out what kinda melanin trump has😷😥😥😶😶

your mum 🤣🤣🤣🤣.

👌

I would have been like it's actually £5 per touch!

Good for you. I am white and i don't want anyone touching my hair. .

I get asked all the time if its a perm.... somehow I find that offensive ....am I being unreasonable?

Hannah Montana It's reasonable to be bothered by ignorance.

Hannah Montana na, your fine. they are being rude and stupid thinking only straight hair is natural. never doupt yourself.

back in highschool I stabbed a girl who stuck a pencil in my afro (I didnt feel it) :)

Jaye Maelle I bet she did 😂😂😂

20centuryfox100 well said sister👏🏿🙌🏿💜

20centuryfox100 preach it!

I think it's seen as an act of rebellion in your own mind. As a white man I've never looked at people with afro hair as rebellious, but this is the 21st century after all. "An act of rebellion" get over yourself.

trip2themoon As a white man you have no understanding of the contempt people with afro hair are meet with in and outside of our community. It's seen as militant, unattractive and unprofessional in MANY spaces. But of course you would not know this. You can google the many instances in which black people with afro hair in the workplace were told to change it, since you think we're making this shit up.

Well, thank you for words of wisdom. When people with Afro hair stop being discriminated against by everyone else in the world, maybe the rest of us peasants will believe you.

Amelia Watkins exactly, but they would never ask becky why she's growing her natural hair

vivi_ etc Yes. Girl. I find it so odd. Its like asking why someone goes outside with their brown eyes. Lol.

Amelia Watkins yooo😂😂 foreal

And black people are the ones that will ask you why you wear it natural smh

I had a similar experience. At school people would through pencils in my hair and said they were playing darts. 😢😢

nicolegirl4444 My stand a answer: Are you getting a nose job? Straight faced.

I would say no, are you gonna curl yours?

I would say "Why would I want THAT?"

No they're asking if they struggle, and they do- look up the statistics for this kinda thing, it's insane how biased employers are based on hair and quite frankly disgusting.

While it's true that having natural hair can affect your employment (to the point that California had to ban hair-based discrimination in the workplace), it's strikes me as a really invasive question to ask someone unless you're at least very, *very* good friends. I want to add, as a white person with 3b curly hair, whose colleagues cannot actually tell the difference between when my hair is just-woke-up messy or put-in-an-effort-and-styled (I guess they assume curly hair is supposed to look messy?), no one has ever asked me to straighten my hair or alter it in any way to be more professional-looking at work. These "isn't your hair so unprofessional!" comments and bringing hair into the professional image debate is literally just about curbing and controlling Blackness and making them fit a White-centric ideal. It's not about "fitting a certain look", *it's about assuming that Black features, and therefore Black people, are unfit for the workplace* and I'm not surprised a lot of Black people don't want to talk about this deep struggle. I wouldn't want to, either. #NaturalHairIsProfessional

Internet Obsessed oml yessss

I had long hair and I am a black woman not biracial. I've even had black people not think I was black because of my hair. I ended up developing alopecia. So now I have a shaved head just like the Black Panther movie. I'm older than most here online so it's been about 25 years. When I was younger with that shaved head it was such a novelty I have had strangers touch my head, both men and women without asking.

That's the unfortunate heritage of Eugenics, Emily. Most people don't mind if they know the person, are politely asked and have their consent respected. However, the panellists are talking about those who lack social awareness, self awareness and social grace. It feels like an us and them game which can turn racist fast but people like me with afros are well aware there are plenty of people who are intrigued but also raised to be adult about it.

Emily Adelia Whittle why did you even want to touch his Hair? I am just curious. I have never had any interest in wanting to touch a white woman or man’s hair. And my husband is white. I just never understand the fascination with wanting to touch someone else’s hair that you are not in an intimate relationship or loving relationship with. But then again, I am very big on personal space.

Oli Joni proud of ya!

Oli Joni yayyyyy keep goin girl! embrace those natural locks!

I started when I was 13 now I'm 15 I 💖💖 my natural hair

Goals

I started when i was 10 or 11 now I’m 15 natural sisters!!!

Noodile I agree completely. If I know someone really well and they asked, I would let them play with my hair. I never thought the whole "reaching without asking" happened until it happened to me a few months ago because I figured people had more decency to at least ask. It was by a girl I sorta knew(we did a group project together) who has straight hair. I normally wear my hair in buns or braids but I decided to wear it out as a fluffy afro one day. She saw my hair and almost instantly went for it without asking..

Selena Itara That girl is rude.. I hope she learned not to do that

It is rude, we are not pets

Stephanie Lymon I didnt say you were?

No, it is not rude to ask, especially if you are friends. Touching without permission is rude.

King DAmnJoon iiikkkrrr

I stabbed a girl with the pencil she put in my hair (I didnt feel it) :)

Karlene Suncar the pencil does get stuck doesnt it

I am betting this hasn't happened to you outside of grade school. Pencil throwing that is.

remus grrrl girl no it happens in high school alllll the time

lol in South Africa, The apartheid police used to stick pencils in black people/racially ambiguous people. If the pencil didn't stick in the hair, the person would be classified as black and obviously treated like shit.

they seriously ask you how you wash it? I remember that from when i had dreadlocks (except for the people who thought i didn't wash it at all) and i was kind of annoyed buut understood. but somene with perfectly normal hair, why would you ask that? Like, it's curly but apart from that it's no different from everyone elses hair do people expect that some magical unicorn comes and it's clean again? Sometimes i just don't get people. like, children ok, but adults?

Émile Hahaaa..yes they do ask, expecially braids, adults , even people I work with, and when I have Afro, most of the times I have to physically hold someones hand, on the way to my head..........just horrible. I have a friend who knows how much I hate my hair being touched so she tells them, please dont touch her hair or ask to touch it!! LOL..

Émile Very annoying, I cant even imagine asking anybody if I can touch their hair or how they wash it!!!

they ask because they genuinely don't know. it's not on tv, in commercials, chances are they don't know anyone well enough to be educated. in that sense it is like a unicorn. and they're lazy? because i was interested in knowing how black hair differs, and i just went online. you can touch my hair, i don't mind it.

sgtmian I hate to be touched by random people and I dont touch anyone or ask if t can touch their hair, its just weired, ignorance is not a virtual, how you ask someone how they wash their hair????? So you are saying, black peoples hair is not in commercials or on TV, that is why white people want to touch and ask how we wash it!!!!!!!! Hahahaaa.... of course according to you, only white people are on TV, I wonder if I have to grab my screen and feel it.................LOL!!!

Jammie Bear So annoying! I'm not in a petting zoo, no touching my hair!

It's sexy.. Queens need not hide their beauty!

I have natural hair and people always say im white washing... It makes me really sad because I have curly hair naturally and I don't want to change that...

Maryam Mary the Afro hairstyle is mostly seen as being exclusive to black people only that’s why people probably were acting like that. I doubt that white people & non black people ever will be included or represented in the natural hair movement/community. Why you might ask, I think it’s because black women (and men) want to uplift their own people and promote them since they’ve been ridiculed for so many centuries. It’s like reclaiming our worth 🤷🏾‍♀️

+Dr. badtouch then you should stop worrying about that and go on with life because you are not black I don't why you seem to be concerned. that's the life they chose, you mean all prisons in the world are full of black people???????? get serious and do corrections

+Dr. badtouch if you are not black and not a Muslim then chill, The world is already down, you can't do anything cause you are nothing. Always remember my words😁😁😁😁

Tiana Thom she was just saying her opinion don’t shoot her down let her do her and you do you

Yooo. Bruh. Like nooooo

how deep? ok, that's a new one!

My friend did that once..

How deep is it? Mines 2 inches at the moment.

Princess Saucy same

Same cause someone put gum in my hair once🙄

Sassy Ginger77 lmao girl we blk ppl know this song

It does not matter that your white

@@cookingwithlove5132 right. You know all of her songs

Be proud to be white we created the modern world and 99% of all inventions

@@user-eq1jv3oo5v but you guys created the "modern world" by putting yourself above everyone and using slaves for your dirty work.

Jasmine G I feel you

That’s what I tell people and my mom says “Madi,don’t be rude”

What they mean is you'd want the hair but not the maintenance attached. Although in your case that might not be true, since you've been having enough hair struggles to get the idea. More importantly though, it's ok to admire but please don't talk down on your own hair? Look in the mirror, find 5 nice thing to say about it and keep repeating those. It's what you were born with. No way it doesn't fit you.

Nola DH That woman sounds like a lunatic

She is

MyFair Lady yes

Julie May yesss! It's kind of a taboo and specialy with women are not believed when they say 'i don't want to have kids'

I would love to see a video like that too..even one about people/couples who don't wanna get married as well.

I was told "Well, you'll have one and then.. HAVE to have the second one... you'll get over it" Nope, I'm trying to get my tubes tied, thank you!

Julie May YES!! And one for people who can't have kids.

This please omg

Man same. Now, my hair is slowly becoming very coily/kinky, but before I picked it out all the time and it damaged my ends. It was just what was taught to me as a kid my mom/dad were pretty much like "brush/comb those naps."

Riccardi Dalexis Which ruins our curls and coils!

RL B trust meeee!!

Same, i washed my hair one day and seen my curls lol that's when i started doing wash and go's. Took awhile for my curls to form because of the pick damage but they look great now

Mays Adams i feel like the curls were a secret that was unintentionally hidden from us and our parents 😂

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racist

jayshko lmao google what racist is and come back at me. yall always wanna point the finger at everyone else but literally LOOK AT THE COMMENTS AND TELL ME WHOS RACIST.

Ellocate She didn't. She said SOME mad white people, not mad white people. Some implies "part of" or "a group" of something. Those who complained about her "anti-white" comment, you all need to chill out and go back to re-learn English in high school.

gjaddajg gjaddajg I don't see how you could misconstrued the video/people in it as angry black racists. Also what about this was factually incorrect/ hypocritical?

Heaven Green seen*

Heaven Green because we were all brainwashed by the media! They program us since we were little that the only way for you to be respected or seen as a beautiful woman you have to have European features/hair! You're pretty if you're skin is lighter, if you're hair is looser and blonde, if your eyes are lighter! They always portray the beautiful woman in movies/magazines as this tall, skinny, blonde woman with straight hair, thin nose and small lips! Why do you think skin bleaching is sooo popular in ALL continents (Asia, Africa, South America)! It's called whitewashing, you should read about it, it's very interesting!

You are not alone. Many people are brainwashed into thinking that their hair is inferior.

There's no such thing as AA hair, since all Black people outside of America share the same textures.

Natanya T lol nqo

Yes I love that song

Dom Green "it's just a feeling"

Shay Cecilia exactly danm... Americans really uneducated 😞

Your comment just made me realize that they all have British accents.

Zoé Bittersweet what's a British accent lol ? I presume you probs mean a London accent as they're are many regional variants in the UK accent wise (Scottish, welsh, northern etc.)

Obi Braxton I mean like how people say American accent or German accent or Chinese accent. I guess I could have said English accent, but in this case I don't think it really matters all that much.

Zoé Bittersweet well it does matter lol that's like me saying an American accent when a southern accent is very different to someone from new york but whatever....

Super Henri I think so

Super Henri I thought the same too

Super Henri yes omg his character was the worst though

Super Henri yep

can non-black people have afros? (naturally) i’m west asian & many members of my family have afro hair (they’re not black) but i’m just unsure because this video only shows black people. ❤️