Dad Loves Racism Too Much

"Dad what is racism? why do you love it so much?"

A father and son sit at a dinner table while the son asks why his dad loves racism so much. The scene is edited like a painfully serious family confession, with dramatic orchestral music from Hans Zimmer’s “Reflections of Mufasa,” making the blunt racist implication absurdly overdramatic. It works as a reaction video for accusing someone of being openly racist or treating an outrageous opinion with solemn seriousness. EN: A father and son sit at a dinner table while the son asks why his dad loves racism so much. The scene is edited like a painfully serious family confession, with dramatic orchestral music from Hans Zimmer’s “Reflections of Mufasa,” making the blunt racist implication absurdly overdramatic. It works as a reaction video for accusing someone of being openly racist or treating an outrageous opinion with solemn seriousness.

Once you start, there's no going back. I know. This means totally committed. Once you begin the path, there is no leading the path. Are you sure you're ready for that? Are you really ready?

♪ Hans Zimmer — Reflections of Mufasa

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