black north-americans pretending not to know the Cracker bangers

I despise those videos, never watched them but I know it's all fucking staged.

The other day Youtube recommended me a moron experiencing for the "first time" goddamn Toccata in D minor by Bach. Mortherfucker, who in the fucking world has never listened to this song that has already been used in at least 200 cartoons and 500 movies?
 
I despise those videos, never watched them but I know it's all fucking staged.

The other day Youtube recommended me a moron experiencing for the "first time" goddamn Toccata in D minor by Bach. Mortherfucker, who in the fucking world has never listened to this song that has already been used in at least 200 cartoons and 500 movies?
Do you mean this?


Where the sum of the commentary is "wow that's crazy" at 13:30 and then the white guy asking the black one if he knows what a pipe organ is made out of?
 
There's one or two vocal coaches who do reaction vidya that are worth watching but that's only because you'll learn something about the art of singing if that's of interest to you
 
>Black
>North Americans
>React
Severe doubt.

The First Video, those girls are african and guyanese
Second Video, the brown guy is guyanese/carribiean and the girl is American black.
Third video is black
The last video... Is a British Actress lmao.

Also.
>Cracker Bangers
Excuse me. My non-melanated brothers are not crackers.
Hip hop and country are the same thing , just different beats. Singing about struggle, love, family, criminal activities, hard work, heartbreak, booty, bitches and running from the cops is universal.

For example, Luke Byran, it's shake dat for the country audience. He's always invited to the BBQ.

Another example is Merle Haggard, dropping the tunes on being a branded man.
 
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