You Don't Need to Ask

Reply to keriskiplayzfn's comment yo what your number? You don't need to ask Jewish women that anymore we have names now

Two women sit in a car and lip-sync/react to a comment asking for their phone number. The joke plays on the outdated stereotype that Jewish women are identified collectively rather than by individual names, ending with the punchline that “we have names now.” Pharoahe Monch’s “Simon Says,” an energetic hip-hop track, drives the rhythmic lip-sync and makes the exchange feel more exaggerated and comedic. EN: Two women sit in a car and lip-sync/react to a comment asking for their phone number. The joke plays on the outdated stereotype that Jewish women are identified collectively rather than by individual names, ending with the punchline that “we have names now.” Pharoahe Monch’s “Simon Says,” an energetic hip-hop track, drives the rhythmic lip-sync and makes the exchange feel more exaggerated and comedic.

You don't need to ask Jewish webinar anymore. Yeah, we have names now.

♪ Pharoahe Monch — Simon Says

• @eternalclassic / 35499 2023-07-11