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Guy Brings His White Girl To Barbershop In Harlem And Gets Hated On By Black Hairdresser - YouTube

I am pleasantly surprised, don't know if I should be.

Wonder how long it took to get the reactions, and whether what we saw is a true reflection.

Bruv;1442922 wrote: I am pleasantly surprised, don't know if I should be.

Wonder how long it took to get the reactions, and whether what we saw is a true reflection.


Hard to say, even if it was all staged it's a good message. Better than the constant strife that is always portrayed.

YZGI;1442924 wrote: Hard to say, even if it was all staged it's a good message. Better than the constant strife that is always portrayed.


Well said.

YZGI;1442924 wrote: Hard to say, even if it was all staged it's a good message. Better than the constant strife that is always portrayed.


I have no idea who or what you mean......*wink*

Great message!

I really dislike these set-ups, I've seen other ones posted where they have a rude waitress with a lesbian couple and a rude customer insulting a Downs Syndrome bagger. The "star" actually goes after people for *not* responding and getting involved. It's too manipulative and I don't like guilt trips.

Bastet;1442933 wrote: I really dislike these set-ups, I've seen other ones posted where they have a rude waitress with a lesbian couple and a rude customer insulting a Downs Syndrome bagger. The "star" actually goes after people for *not* responding and getting involved. It's too manipulative and I don't like guilt trips.


I wonder what is left on the editors floor, or other editing to create a message the producers wish to communicate.

Get real, it is all about entertainment to make money, and I have no problem with that at all.

You talking to me? How, may I ask, do you suggest I "get real"? I didn't say anything about the monetary value of the show.