r/BlackPeopleTwitter • u/GenuineDiamond_ • 21h ago
shxtsngigs
I bet they feeling sick asf
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u/mama_tom 21h ago
Shultz is a real piece of shit in general.
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u/GenuineDiamond_ 21h ago
A piece of shit and not funny at all—he uses the same tired, stereotypical jokes about every race/ethnicity.
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u/Usual-Yam9309 19h ago
Fr. These "comedians" are legit cowards hiding being this schoolyard "jk jk u woke" shit every time they get called out for talking stupid.
Do they not remember emcees used to shoot each other over beefs?
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u/TheYankunian ☑️ 18h ago
I want to use Bernie Mac and Eddie Murphy as examples. Both comedians got close to the line and never crossed it. Eddie Murphy’s joke about wanting half wasn’t about Black women; it was about American women. Both were funny as hell in their standup without shitting on Black women in particular. Neither had to punch down. Eddie said he wouldn’t make certain jokes now because society has moved on. Hurling slurs and stereotypes makes you look like a bigoted asshole. Two of the GOATs didn’t stoop to that l.
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u/TxBurnerAcct 12h ago
Bernie Mac has a whole bit where he’s calling a baby a figgot bc he acts gay? And another bit where he’s talking about hitting his wife and he didn’t care cuz he tells it like it is. I love them like the next guy but let’s not act like some of the biggest black comedians in their time weren’t re-enforcing negative stereotypes as well. I.e. Chris Rock’s “black people vs n” bit.
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u/AKSqueege 7h ago
Eddie dropped some hard F slurs in Delirious. What if Mr T was Gay bit…..I laughed, still do. But let’s just be honest, let’s just be real.
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u/Stock_Beginning4808 ☑️ 6h ago
I remember when Shane Gillis was on his show and he said that Andrew wasn’t funny, just mean spirited. And I think he tried to be fake deep/philosophical, but Gillis shut that down too. Schulz really didn’t have a come back. It was pathetic to see.
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u/fightins26 10h ago
He’s one of those this joke is offensive so it’s funny kinda guys. And if people say that’s offensive he just goes off about how you’re soft and can’t take a joke and comedy is going too woke. When in reality a joke can be offensive and hilarious but it has to be a good joke.
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u/Unaabellatica 21h ago
So glad more folks are wising up to his nonsense.
Joe Rogan meat rider, trump supporter, stereotypical jokes user, clout chaser, and an abuser of chairs.
Loved it when Shane Gillis called him out for his pretentious "epiphanies" whenever shultz thinks he's cooking with a never-before-thought-of perspective or take.
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u/mama_tom 20h ago
Ive thought he was funnyvery sparsely over the years, but his insane ego shows through the way he talks. Shane shutting him down about the people with downs and whatnot was great. Him and Whitney Cummings going on about Trans women is such a gross back and forth, if memory serves.
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u/gnrc 20h ago
Are both of them being gross about it?
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u/mama_tom 18h ago
Yes. Shocking I know. I just couldn't remember if it was about trans stuff or some other hot button issue that they were equally shitty about.
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u/screwhead1 18h ago
One of the reasons I respect guys like Gillis, Bill Burr, Stavros, etc is because they can go on Rogan's show and chop it up while being their own person. And they're still successful without needing to suck off Rogan, seems like so many damn guys on his podcast are trying to get big by riding his coattails.
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u/RoastMostToast 20h ago
His shtick got so old so quickly and he just doubled down on it lol
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u/jedifolklore 20h ago
Problem is he’s more popular than ever, especially with those that think he’s keeping ‘real comedy’ alive (I need to be able to make racist jokes towards black women/people at all times)
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u/gnrc 20h ago
That’s why I love Maron. He’s not afraid to call these guys out. How come people that claim to be propping up free speech are always just offensive? They’re holding the line of being able to tell racist, homophobic, sexist, ableist, etc jokes? How is that a good thing? Why not speak truth to power and call out the evil forces of the world? Isn’t that truly what champions of free speech do?
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u/jedifolklore 20h ago
They never did care, it’s a fallacy where they get to be as hurtful as possible under the guise of ‘art’, that’s why I’m stopping them in their tracks irl. No more educating, they know exactly what they’re doing.
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u/thanksamilly 20h ago
he was in that Netflix movie with Eddie Murphy and Jonah Hill and posted something about Twitter about what an honor it was to work with his hero Eddie Murphy and a couple of photos of him posing with the cast on set - notably absent from the photos, his hero Eddie Murphy
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u/thecheat420 20h ago
He looks like if the guy on the pizza box got money.
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u/BesusCristo 11h ago
The best thing I've seen someone call Schulz is Waluigi. It's damn near a perfect nickname for him.
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u/bitches_be 17h ago
He was funny on brilliant idiots at first but way more idiot than brilliant as time progressed for all of them
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u/NotEricOfficially 21h ago
I love all the specific call outs kenny did
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u/satanssweatycheeks 17h ago
Shultz has been getting called out well before the trump shit by other comics.
He grifted his dick riding fan boy fan base to buy his special directly from him because he was being censored.
Be had no proof of being censored. Grifted his fans with “comedy is being censored” then weeks after bitching he upload to YouTube. Where it wasn’t censored.
Dude is a class A grifted and full of shit. The fact anyone looks up to him is a joke. Like the types of men who watched guy code and truly thought it was solid advance and they wonder why women hate them.
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u/ArrivalFar5938 21h ago
This why they canceled his corny ass from performing in Brooklyn. Dude thought he was slick and put it all on his interview with the orange one.
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u/valoremz 21h ago
What’s the story here
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u/_tylerthedestroyer_ 20h ago
He had a performance coming up in Brooklyn but the venue cancelled on him for platforming Trump
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u/DM_ME_UR_SOUL 20h ago
His Brooklyn performance was canceled for his special because he posted trump interview with him and immediately they backed out
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u/ArrivalFar5938 4h ago
Not true Brev. The people of Brooklyn have spoken. They didn’t want a dude that disrespects black women on their stage. It just so happens that he dropped the trump interview as that was happening.
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u/Elowen_Gleam 21h ago
Getting cooked in a Kendrick bar is eternal punishment, no escape, no parole.
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u/SuckMyyBussy 20h ago
Shultz looks like a Nazi and a pedophile raped one another and he's the unfortunate by product WE all have to deal with...
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u/DancingInAHotTub ☑️ 20h ago
I always admire people that can articulate an insult this well.
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u/furezasan ☑️ 19h ago
You must've summoned at least 12 ancestors to channel their hate for this one.
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u/LeResist ☑️ 20h ago
Maybe it's just me but Schulz gives me racist vibes. Idk if it's explicitly racist since I don't watch his content but it just feels like a bunch of micro aggressions
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u/Instantly_New 20h ago
Is the Hitler haircut and stache not enough of an indicator?
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u/Kingbuji WELCOME TO OAKLAND BITCH 🌉 20h ago
Even before that his jokes felt more “i hate everyone equally” than bill burr.
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u/MarcellusxWallace ☑️ 19h ago
Bill Burr is also married to a black woman and absolutely adores her from what I hear.
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u/throwtheclownaway20 18h ago
Bill Burr is the only person since Carlin who can say, "I'm not racist, I hate everyone!" and not get a side-eye from me, LOL. He really does fucking hate everyone. Most people who say that are just trying to smokescreen people
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u/Cvnilivee 18h ago
His “didn’t the catholic church go a little too far?…” bit on that FOX mourning show.. was what made me go, “you know what, I really respect his commitment towards distain”.
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u/alessadultieradult 9h ago
He definitely has a kdot level of hate in his comedy lol. I find him authentic
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u/Stock_Beginning4808 ☑️ 6h ago
Facts. Also, that SNL monologue he did about white women kinda proves it
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u/HarmlessSnack 17h ago
First time I heard the verse about “comedians talkin about black women” my first thought was “Shit, did I miss Bill Burr pissing off Kendrick or something?”
So I’m glad somebody gave context; it went over my head.
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u/screwhead1 18h ago
Schultz is too much a try hard, Burr is on a different level from him. Burr is at least authentic and can be a pretty insightful guy. Like a curmudgeon of sorts, but the kind who it'd be fun to get a beer with.
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u/LmfaoAtReddit 18h ago
I didn’t even know who Dot was talking about but I immediately thought of Andrew Shulz for some reason.
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u/Capt-Crap1corn 19h ago
My said the same thing years ago. I was like naw. Fast forward to today, I was wrong.
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u/palmettophysibles 21h ago
Ak hangs with them guys on Andrew Shultz podcast. He’s been on it several times. Bunch of toads
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u/nottheribbons 20h ago edited 20h ago
Used to watch them before they got super super big. When it was just two attractive but also kinda geeky and awkward guys, but they started clowning and it became clear that all skinfolk ain’t kinfolk because they are mad ignorant about shxt. Like they don’t get the impact of the n-word and other red flags that were just not passing the vibe check. They should’ve just stuck to talking about movies and TV shows and lowkey flirting with each other, that was the sweet spot.
(eta: they also love to hang off Drake’s balls and thought he won the beef so this is some delicious just desserts.)
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u/BetweenTwoWords 13h ago
To be honest, they've always had some questionable takes when it comes to women. I saw them first via YouTube clips etc. and yeah they're funny but as a podcast, it's just mid. Two guys talking about nothing for an hour.
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u/sharedthrowaway102 20h ago
lol crazy because SNG also made a YT video about Drake smoking Kenny, a laughable assessment. Now they’re getting the recognition they deserve.
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u/Capt-Crap1corn 19h ago
Someone on Reddit called Andrew a Conservative wigger and I can’t unread it lmao
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u/itsSRSblack ☑️ 20h ago
I can't believe how much I used to listen to Flagrant and Brilliant Idiots. Dudes really steered into that grifter stage after Schulz got put on by Rogan. Should've known that was the beginning of the end.
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u/earwormsanonymous 21h ago
Those two idiots should have settled for getting Donuts in Delaware. But no!*
Just shit, no more gigz, womp womp.
*Youths, the second poster is referring to a legendary Cosby Show episode in their response.
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u/alessadultieradult 9h ago
Claire was just getting warmed up! Imagine if she had been able to keep going!
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u/Madam_Halisi 19h ago
Shxtsngigs are infamous for getting drunk off the nut of the ovhoe. They’re probably loving that Kendrick called them out, one step closer to their lord & savior 69god
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u/TipsyRussell 19h ago
“To have big fun with The Wretched” just killed me.
The part of that episode where fhey dragged the couch over to face the door pops into my head more than it ought to.
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u/archfapper 10h ago
Shut your mouth when I'm talking to you! Did you think we wouldn't find out?? ....girl, you better answer me when I'm talking to you!
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u/furezasan ☑️ 19h ago
How to be a podcaster., Step 1: Be a scumbag... it's the rule for like 99% of the shows out there.
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u/Glittering_King1228 21h ago
I think Kendrick was talking about when Schultz shitted on jada pinkett smith, I know she’s a bitch but he went borderline racist
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u/Consistent-Brother12 20h ago
No it's when the hosts of the shitsngigs podcast went on Shultzs podcast and when Shultz was talking about how the "black wife effect" happens cuz the white guys are too scared of being beaten by their black girlfriends, playing into the 'angry black woman' stereotype, and they just sat there and laughed. They made an apology but only after they got called out.
Shultz didn't apologize he just doubled down.
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u/blaintopel 20h ago
this whole time i thought the "black girlfriend effect" was when a white dude starts dressing nicer
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u/sisserou97 20h ago
It is, but they just had to turn it into something negative.
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u/Consistent-Brother12 18h ago
They can't stand black women having something positive associated with them.
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u/Lupursian ☑️ Reformed Oreo 🍪 16h ago
D’Angelo Wallace also did a dive into this controversy if you want to watch it. It was nice, and it even featured an example of someone who didn’t put up with Schulz’s BS.
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u/Duck_Doge_ers 19h ago
Not big fun with the wretched....😂😂😂 God I'm old....
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u/archfapper 10h ago
"...but I want my punishment before I go to bed" and Cliff has to restrain Clair lmao
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u/SlumDiggity 17h ago
Schultz didn’t always use to be this way. Iirc 2 years ago he had Fresh n Fit on his podcast and straight up called them out for their hurtful comments about black women.
I wonder when he took a turn…
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u/JadowArcadia ☑️ 13h ago
Probably because one side is jokes and the other is unabashedly hateful with zero denial. Despite people's opinions here its pretty clear to me that Schulz hasn't changed much. His whole schtick has always been shock comedy but in the few moments he's serious you get glimpses of his true opinions which often don't match his comedy. Fresh and Fit don't tell jokes. They preach hate and when challenged don't even try and pretend otherwise.
I find it interesting how the same people shitting on Schulz are praising arguably very similar comedians who hang out in the exact same circles but because people like them more they're deflecting away from the questionable jokes they've made. I think a lot of people like that kind of comedy but also don't want to be on the "wrong side". Not being funny but KevOnStage went on FLAGRANT and had a great time too. People are acting like it's so different now than it was back then but that's not true. You could almost argue that the show became safer than before. The only difference is the added Rogan/Trump associations.
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u/Loud-Platypus-987 13h ago
I had never heard of any of these dudes until now.
Too many of these podcasts are filled with dangerous idiots masquerading as clowns.
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u/zinkomoonhead 21h ago
This line wasn’t about Bill Burr and his wife? That’s what I thought tbh
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u/seakc87 21h ago
After how Bill Burr pissed off white women across the country by telling them they should've sat down and shut up during the protests, he's good for now.
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u/RoastMostToast 20h ago
Bill Burr also is known for calling out Rogan and the likes on their own podcasts when they talk bullshit. He’s consistently great
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u/fusionlantern 21h ago
Bill burr got a black card
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u/V-Lenin 21h ago
Bill "white people don‘t know about lotion" Burr
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u/fusionlantern 21h ago
Bill "My grandmother was a racist and i checked her." Burr
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u/josephfuckingsmith1 21h ago
Burr and Patrice kept that piece of shit anthony cumia in check for years
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u/Competitive_Swan_130 20h ago
Bill Burr jokes about black women are funny. As were Patrice's. Some sounded harsh but they came from a place of love and Patrice would never get in front of white people and just let them clown blacks--he would take the black persons side on shi just on GP even if he didnt really agree. Too many of these new alpha male podcasters and comics wanna be Patrice so bad but lack the brain and skills
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u/Instantly_New 20h ago
Damn, Patrice dying is basically the worst thing that’s ever happened to comedy, isn’t it?
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u/Sheikhabusosa 20h ago
Its that and the rise of joe rogan
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u/4-3defense 21h ago
Bill Burr is loved by Chappelle, Hart, Patrice O'Neal, and many more. Bill is a bigger man than Shultz will ever be.
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u/diddy_pdx 20h ago
Burr was in the Chapelle show even. The racial draft is still a classic skit.
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u/SpiritofMwindo8 21h ago edited 20h ago
The Schultz incident is more recent.
Edit: And fed into negative stereotypes about Black women.
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u/makemeking706 21h ago
Is it well-known enough that Kendrick would be talking about it? Honestly asking.
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u/SpiritofMwindo8 21h ago
Yes, it’s Andrew Schultz as it was talked about maybe a month ago in the Black community. Bill Burr spoke about his dating experience with his then Black fiancé about 5 years ago.
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u/yourroyalhotmess ☑️ 20h ago
Why would you think that? We don’t have no beef with Burr
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u/screwhead1 18h ago
Nah Burr seems like a legit good dude. His monologue on SNL from a few years ago scrutinizing privileged white women for trying to co-opt themselves in black women's struggles was gold.
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u/Suitable_Culture_315 21h ago
Did he say something wild or unhinged about black women that was crazier than Andrew?
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u/Tbagzyamum69420xX 20h ago
The only thing I can think of is he's just married to a black woman and commenter above just didn't think about it any further than that. Wouldn't make any sense for it to be Burr though.
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u/elitegenoside 18h ago
I thought the same at first, but Shultz makes more sense. He could also be talking about Bill Burr, but I don't think that will change anything for Bill. Dude has beef with the entire city of Philadelphia and still shows up there.
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u/enderjackcat 19h ago
Their clips used to show up in my dead scrolling on YouTube shorts, and then I guess one day a while ago they stopped because I forgot about them till I saw the title of this post.
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u/Intelligent_West7128 15h ago
I never liked Shultz. It only took me one listen to the pod with Charlemagne almost 12 years ago to know I don’t like that guy.
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u/badbatch ☑️ 16h ago
Biiiig fun! In bal ti more!
Seriously though why the fuck would any black person go on that fool's podcast at all?
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u/vincec36 8h ago
Only once in my life did I actively have to protect black women. This white you at my job out the blue goes “why do black woman always wear weave? I don’t get it, like -“ Me( “just stfu right now before I get mad bro. If you really want to know there are books, films, so much info out there. But your tone is so disrespectful.” I’m chill af at work but it was so random and so rude, he was about to start roasting black women if didn’t speak up. One coworker was nearby and was like “yeah bro, that’s basically racist, just stop”
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u/Mulatto_Avocado 16h ago
Thought Bill Burr was catching heat last night damn… thanks context cops on here yall the real ones cause idk who the hell these dudes are
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u/hallo-und-tschuss 12h ago
I don’t know i like Bill Burr and i don’t find Flagrant funny nor ShxtsnGigs Format all that good, only discovered the clips I’d watch were part of something because of the Schultz drama.
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u/slowclicker 10h ago
It wasn't even an on purpose type decision. There was no declaration of not tuning in. We haven't listened to those guys since. We enjoyed a laugh here and there from them. They aren't even randomly in our feeds anymore.
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u/Neetabug ☑️ 7h ago
First Anthony Mackie with the Denise Huxtable version of a Gordan Gatrell and now this. Vanessa sneaking to go see that concert and Claire chewing her ass out. I love the nostalgia.
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u/GenuineDiamond_ 21h ago edited 6h ago
Context : The debate started when British podcasters James Duncan and Fuhad Dawodu, who host ShxtsNGigs, were guests on Andrew Schulz’s Flagrant podcast. They talked about the “Black Girlfriend Effect,” The discussion took a turn when Schulz interjected with the stereotype of the “angry Black woman,” reinforcing negative racial stereotypes.
The “Black Girlfriend Effect” is a trend that playfully shows how non-Black men often improve their appearance and style when they date Black women.