Young breh makes Chris Benoit joke video, gets banned

[Wildin]

I'm not defending Chris Benoit don't get me wrong, but his family was innocent, they don't need other family members being reminded. This was not a professional comedian this was a child who thought he was being cool and edgy, all I am saying is keep the same energy when people make fun of people you like because this is really what comes down to. I kept the same smoke for Ari Schafer when he said what he said about Kobe. If a white kid did the same shyt about Kobe funny or not this is a different thread. Hell you would be calling for him to be banned.

Like I said before. People shouldnt even be mentioning Kobes name in this thread. It's way too soon to even start a discussion about even having a discussion of whether it's still too soon.

You don't have to be a professional comedian to showcase humor. Laughter is a natural human reaction and humor can manifest itself in many ways, it's not restricted to age, sex, certification, licensure, credentials, credits, race, etc.

A tree falling on to an unoccupied car parked on the street can be hilarious.

Also like I stated before the humor is not intended to cause disrespect. The kid isn't saying fukk you to the family of Chris benoit.

If you're looking at it through that lens you're taking it personal and too far.

There's plenty of OJ, Michael Jackson, r Kelly, jokes. And funny ones too. Skits, jokes etc. Those jokes aren't a fukk you to those individuals, their families and anyone who may feel offended or victimized.

There's a difference between saying "OJ was guilty " and "OJ was guilty "

Everyone has different tolerances though.

I don't laugh at slavery jokes or references. Everything Dave Chappelle has done on his show (roots, and other skits) and standup. I can see the humor, I understand why people are laughing and I know he's not making fun of the people who went through it or being an intentional dikkhead to any of their descendants. I just don't find it funny. "I'll whip him like a slave" "I'm sweating like a slave" "I was running like a slave" stuff like that.....not funny to me. I've only heard black people say it, in lighthearted, comedic ways. But it's not funny to me, yet i can understand their tone, delivery, etc isn't intended to offend or be serious.

 

[King Theo]

Now if a white kid made a kobe and gianna joke, coli would want him dead

Both scenarios are corny for a little kid to be doing during quarantine

Go read a book

shut up nikka its jokes. obviously hes straddling the line. you gone tell me you werent making inappropriate jokes as a kid? dont even answer i already know the answer my friend. literally i was there

its it a fukked up joke yes. did i laugh yes. was it clever as hell absolutely.

but we gotta get away from trynna be offended by everything. shyt just be what it be. and as someone else said kobe and benoit is not the same. especially with benoit being over a decade ago. its okay to crack a littel tik tok jokie joke.

that lets hang out after school shyt is clever as hell because of word play then because execution. hope young breh flourishes because clearly hes a creative

 

[ThatTruth777]

Got a bunch of 30 year olds on a forum saying it’s not appropriate...do y’all not remember the kinda jokes we were making in middle school?

no that's on you

 

[King Theo]

Like I said before. People shouldnt even be mentioning Kobes name in this thread. It's way too soon to even start a discussion about even having a discussion of whether it's still too soon.

You don't have to be a professional comedian to showcase humor. Laughter is a natural human reaction and humor can manifest itself in many ways, it's not restricted to age, sex, certification, licensure, credentials, credits, race, etc.

A tree falling on to an unoccupied car parked on the street can be hilarious.

Also like I stated before the humor is not intended to cause disrespect. The kid isn't saying fukk you to the family of Chris benoit.

If you're looking at it through that lens you're taking it personal and too far.

There's plenty of OJ, Michael Jackson, r Kelly, jokes. And funny ones too. Skits, jokes etc. Those jokes aren't a fukk you to those individuals, their families and anyone who may feel offended or victimized.

There's a difference between saying "OJ was guilty " and "OJ was guilty "

Everyone has different tolerances though.

I don't laugh at slavery jokes or references. Everything Dave Chappelle has done on his show (roots, and other skits) and standup. I can see the humor, I understand why people are laughing and I know he's not making fun of the people who went through it or being an intentional dikkhead to any of their descendants. I just don't find it funny. "I'll whip him like a slave" "I'm sweating like a slave" "I was running like a slave" stuff like that.....not funny to me. I've only heard black people say it, in lighthearted, comedic ways. But it's not funny to me, yet i can understand their tone, delivery, etc isn't intended to offend or be serious.

that last part is so crucial to people understanding how who and when a joke can be made. and how who and when should be offended.
everyone wants to be offended or appalled. and everyone also wants to be the morality police.

at the end of the day you gotta look at the whole, not just one joke to decide is this person a dikkhead or a bad person.

 

[King Theo]

Got a bunch of 30 year olds on a forum saying it’s not appropriate...do y’all not remember the kinda jokes we were making in middle school?

nikkas acting brand new. been on coli, sohh, ahh since i was about 13. im 30 now. so i know these nikkas not gonna pretend they were goodygoodies. FOH

 

[xXOGLEGENDXx]

WWE gotta be furious. Stuff like this plus that new Benoit doc that dropped it has to irk them especially since they have been trying to wipe him clean from their brand.

 

[Wildin]

that last part is so crucial to people understanding how who and when a joke can be made. and how who and when should be offended.
everyone wants to be offended or appalled. and everyone also wants to be the morality police.

at the end of the day you gotta look at the whole, not just one joke to decide is this person a dikkhead or a bad person.

With humor like life you have to internalize, ask yourself "why is this funny?" And, not or but and "why is this not funny"

Like I said the Dave Chappelle roots skit, it's funny. I watch it, I think it's well written, I don't find it derogatory or offensive (in nature or toward others), I get the jokes, I understand why and where others laugh. Personally, my mind goes to a different place regarding the topic or depictions of slavery, therefore I don't laugh the jokes and stuff.

 

[feelosofer]

Like I said before. People shouldnt even be mentioning Kobes name in this thread. It's way too soon to even start a discussion about even having a discussion of whether it's still too soon.

You don't have to be a professional comedian to showcase humor. Laughter is a natural human reaction and humor can manifest itself in many ways, it's not restricted to age, sex, certification, licensure, credentials, credits, race, etc.

A tree falling on to an unoccupied car parked on the street can be hilarious.

Also like I stated before the humor is not intended to cause disrespect. The kid isn't saying fukk you to the family of Chris benoit.

If you're looking at it through that lens you're taking it personal and too far.

There's plenty of OJ, Michael Jackson, r Kelly, jokes. And funny ones too. Skits, jokes etc. Those jokes aren't a fukk you to those individuals, their families and anyone who may feel offended or victimized.

There's a difference between saying "OJ was guilty " and "OJ was guilty "

Everyone has different tolerances though.

I don't laugh at slavery jokes or references. Everything Dave Chappelle has done on his show (roots, and other skits) and standup. I can see the humor, I understand why people are laughing and I know he's not making fun of the people who went through it or being an intentional dikkhead to any of their descendants. I just don't find it funny. "I'll whip him like a slave" "I'm sweating like a slave" "I was running like a slave" stuff like that.....not funny to me. I've only heard black people say it, in lighthearted, comedic ways. But it's not funny to me, yet i can understand their tone, delivery, etc isn't intended to offend or be serious.

Fair points

 

[Art Barr]

watch atheist programming underage unsupervised breh.


Art Barr

 

[Mowgli]

watch atheist programming underage unsupervised breh.


Art Barr

That little buddy already has a personality disorder

 

[Mowgli]

This is a little off topic but what did Chris Benoit do to his family in terms of the extent of the injuries

 

[bnew]

I'm about to make a social media app on the real, fukk all this sjw shyt

you'll end up hosting white-supremacist content. no content-moderation platforms always end up a haven for white supremacists and pedos.

social justice warrior advocacy on a platform owned by a company located in a country ruled by a notoriously authoritarian regime

 

[Art Barr]

That little buddy already has a personality disorder

which makes my point even more poignant.

supervise children and media, period.
nikkaz letting kids become clockwork orange with this nonsense.
like their parents let their sheltered ass stay up past eight thirty gone wrong.
this shyt nonsense out here.

there is to much over thinking and free thought based on bullshyt and not sociological fact.

shyt retarded.




art barr

 

[The Up Right Man]

Naw fam, I’d be highly worried if I had a child coming up with this content at his age.

It will only get worse from here.
I hope he gets better influences in his life.

 

[2Quik4UHoes]

Eh. This was in poor taste. People defending this kid wanted were ok with cool with giving people death threats for saying anything less than glowing about Kobe after he died.

Those are two entirely different scenarios tho, one person spazzed and killed his fam and the other died tragically in a crash. I know what you tryna say tho.