Not to Sound Racist But I Like Cheese

Not to sound racist but I like cheese But that's not racist Yeah, that's what I said

Two men in shirts have a conversation. One says, “Not to sound racist but I like cheese,” and the other points out that liking cheese is not racist; the punchline is that the first man confirms that this is exactly what he said, creating a deliberately absurd misunderstanding. It is used as a reaction to nonsensical disclaimers or statements that awkwardly invoke racism. EN: Two men in shirts have a conversation. One says, “Not to sound racist but I like cheese,” and the other points out that liking cheese is not racist; the punchline is that the first man confirms that this is exactly what he said, creating a deliberately absurd misunderstanding. It is used as a reaction to nonsensical disclaimers or statements that awkwardly invoke racism.

• @beobanka / 358 2020-04-29