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  • My name is Rafi Bas.

  • So as you can see by my accent, I'm not from here.

  • I am from uh Mississippi.

  • It's an amazing country.

  • No, I am from Brazil.

  • I am Brazilian.

  • So yeah, I wax my vagina.

  • Thank you.

  • Yeah, I'm very proud.

  • Thank you very much.

  • I am uh 67 and, and Latino uh combination that is pretty fucking common, you know.

  • Yeah, it's fucking ridiculous.

  • When I hang out with my Latino friends.

  • I look like I'm their leader.

  • I'm 67 because my father is Latino and my mom is Chewbacca too.

  • She loves this joke, by the way, she loves this joke and she always laughs like that's my people.

  • Don't believe that I, that I am Latino people.

  • Look at me think that I'm a drug dealer from Croatia.

  • Oh I don't understand why it's because my passport says that I'm a Latino, but my accent says I'm Dracula.

  • Maybe that's what people really don't believe that I am Latino.

  • Let me tell you a story.

  • I got an Uber the other day.

  • OK?

  • With an Asian lady.

  • She heard my accent on the phone.

  • She got a little curious to know where I was from.

  • So she asked me, where are you from?

  • And I said, I'm from Brazil, I'm Latino.

  • And she said, no, you're fucking not.

  • You are fucking not.

  • So, if you're Latino, prove it to me.

  • So I rocked her.

  • Not dollars.

  • That I'm just kidding.

  • Relax.

  • I'm just kidding.

  • That's not true.

  • That's not true.

  • I'm just kidding.

  • I stabbed her.

  • She's, she's dead, she's dead and we can all laugh.

  • It's OK.

  • I uh come from a tropical country.

  • So of course, II I hate your fucking weather so much.

  • I hate your weather.

  • I don't get it.

  • You know, I live in New York but it's incomprehensible.

  • Oh, thank you.

  • Yeah, I come from Brazil.

  • I don't care.

  • It's New York.

  • Fucking sucks.

  • I, the other day was 30 degrees in New York.

  • 30 degrees like very cold next day, 40 degrees, much colder.

  • What the fuck is that?

  • What the fuck?

  • So then I scroll down on my phone and I saw this little information.

  • 40 degrees feels like a oh, so if it feels like 18, it's fucking 18.

  • What matters is what I feel.

  • Ok.

  • Not a number.

  • I'm trying to go out, I'm not trying to plant corn.

  • So what matters is what I feel if you're a middle class and it feels like you are poor.

  • You are fucking poor though.

  • Sorry, I uh I arrived here three years ago, still learning the language English is a very difficult language and you guys make English even more difficult than it should be.

  • I don't know why I saw the other day a person saying, don't call me he or she call me.

  • They, and I was like, what the fuck?

  • It took me three years to learn.

  • I am.

  • You are his.

  • I worked very hard on this.

  • So change your gender.

  • But don't change your grammar.

  • Please don't watch your grammar because it's confusing be whoever you want.

  • This is a free country and this is amazing.

  • But this whole gender neutral program, it's called Fey for me.

  • You know, let me tell you a story.

  • I invited a friend to have dinner at my house the other day and he was like, oh, I'm bringing a friend and I said, of course, bring him.

  • He was like, no, no, no, no, no, bring down.

  • So I bought a lot of food.

  • What?

  • OK, you are not.

  • I bought briskets and pizzas and pastas and my friend showed up at my house with one person.

  • So I said, where are they?

  • And he said they are here?

  • So you tell them that they're gonna eat all of this fucking, of course, that's the other day.

  • A guy came up to me and he asked me, oh, you're from Brazil, you're from Brazil.

  • I heard that Brazil is a, is a very violent country.

  • And I said, uh thanks for the information.

  • I never thought I would learn something new at Wendy's.

  • Yeah.

  • No wonder you're the employee of the month.

  • Travis.

  • I'm sure that soon you're gonna be shining your talent at Arby's because you are amazing.

  • I come from a violent country.

  • Brazil is a very violent country.

  • But let me tell you something, America.

  • America is also a violent country.

  • It's just that our violence comes from different places yet we are poor.

  • You are crazy.

  • We are hungry.

  • You are fucking insane.

  • And knowing that you guys are crazy.

  • What do you do?

  • You make guns legal?

  • That's smart.

  • I don now it's for protection.

  • It's because I need to protect what I own.

  • Have you noticed that people who say this are always the ones who don't own jack shit, protect what you own.

  • Well, nobody wants your Toyota George.

  • Nobody wants to break into your house and steal your fax machine.

  • I don't get it.

  • It's a violent country but it's not dangerous.

  • It's completely different because I live in New York and people are like, oh New York is very dangerous.

  • I have to be careful.

  • It's dangerous.

  • It's very dangerous.

  • Oh, yeah.

  • Go to Bolivia.

  • Let's see if we can find that it's not dangerous at all.

  • You know, sometimes I, I leave a comedy club at like three o'clock in the morning and I go home and I see a girl checking her phone on a dark corner by herself having a laugh and I come from a third world country.

  • So every time I see this, I think I'm going to rob this bitch just to teach her a lesson.

  • Ok?

  • Not dangerous.

  • No, you guys are just obsessed with violence.

  • You know you guys in this country, you guys shoot guns for fun.

  • That's fucking weird.

  • MIT I was in Vegas the other day, ok?

  • And my friend was like, you know what, let's shoot some guns.

  • And I said, OK, so who are we killing today?

  • Which regime are we overthrowing?

  • And he was like, no, no, no, no, no, it's just for fun.

  • Oh, that's a pretty unique way to have fun because I've never heard a gunshot in my country.

  • And I thought, wow, someone is having a great time.

  • Yeah.

  • Mhm.

  • Pop, pop, pop bachelor party.

  • I don't get it.

  • You guys here are obsessed with serial killers, you know, have this obsession with serial.

  • I don't understand why you guys keep giving series and TV, shows to horrible people in this country.

  • You know, people like Jeff Bundy, Jeffrey Dahmer, you know, Ellen degeneres.

  • I don't get why I don't understand, you know, serial killers.

  • They're just like comedians.

  • We are the same people.

  • We both dream of having a special on Netflix.

  • We are the same people.

  • It's the same thing.

  • It's the same.

  • I could never be a serial killer.

  • I have ad d it's too much planning, too much organizing, too much focus, you know, I can see myself killing a person spending the next four hours in the crime scene looking for my wallet.

  • One guys, I'm still learning and that's the thing.

  • You know, I come here to this country to learn a lot and, uh, every day I learn something new.

  • Uh I, the other day when I arrived here, as soon as I got here, I remember a cab driver told me Mr Brazilian, you can say whatever you want in this country, but please don't use the N word.

  • Our people are going to kick your ass, but he never told me what the hand word was, right?

  • What a fucking mystery.

  • Hey, so the past three years I have been avoiding all worse than stars with the LA which is making my life pretty fucking hard.

  • The other day are very beautiful and strong man.

  • Came up to me and he said, can I fuck your ass?

  • And I was like, no, uh maybe it was a pleasure.

  • Thank you very much guys.

  • Thank you.

My name is Rafi Bas.

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