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  • But, in Russia nigger is like how they

  • just say black.

  • Like. [CROSSTALK].

  • >> It's actually with the r, too.

  • >> No, I mean it.

  • [CROSSTALK] Tell him.

  • >> Nigger.

  • >> It's normal.

  • It's absolutely normal in Russia.

  • >> It's not offensive.

  • >> It's not America.

  • Different culture. It's also a different

  • language, so like saying nigger is normal.

  • >> Oh, what's that mean? >> It's just like

  • black person.

  • >> It's race?

  • >> Yeah, to black people it's normal.

  • [SOUND].

  • >> White people, don't try this at home!

  • [MUSIC]

  • You know, so we came to Moscow.

  • Of course, what we had to find was,

  • single black male in Moscow,

  • stranded, from Brooklyn.

  • No lie, these motherfuckers in

  • Moscow were fucking my flow up.

  • >> They don't smile much.

  • >> They're not like really happy people.

  • >> Lev, smile. [LAUGH]

  • >> Hey.

  • We got him.

  • We got him.

  • Russians smiling.

  • We need to see more of that.

  • >> Yo, we about to head to Soviet again to play

  • some old Russian games from like, the 70s and

  • the 80s.

  • It's gonna be great. China Town, China Town,

  • China Town.

  • [MUSIC]

  • It's China Town up in here.

  • So Sasha, what is this?

  • >> It's coins so like a [FOREIGN].

  • >> [FOREIGN] Like,

  • with all of this what could we buy?

  • >> In Soviet time one coin, one ice cream.

  • >> What about now?

  • >> Nothing.

  • >> You can't even get ice cream.

  • Could you get the cone?

  • Just reiterate what you guys were just talking

  • about, I, I wasn't able to capture that one.

  • Because you fucking arent doing your job.

  • That's cool Sam,

  • that's cool, that's cool, that's cool.

  • All right, this would be enough for us.

  • [MUSIC]

  • >> During the Soviet time,

  • there were lines to play the games.

  • There was nothing like it before.

  • We only had carousels.

  • We never had anything like this.

  • It was made by a special military order.

  • What happened is,

  • when the Soviet Union collapsed,

  • all of the games got tossed.

  • Nobody wanted them anymore.

  • They wanted Sega and things like that.

  • But I always said that this stuff is forever.

  • These games became popular again,

  • only now you can't find them anywhere.

  • Now this hardly exists.

  • >> [LAUGH] [SOUND].

  • >> Shit, you said way too much!

  • >> [LAUGH].

  • [MUSIC]

  • Bang, bang, bang.

  • [MUSIC]

  • >> So, yo, what brought you to Moscow?

  • >> What brought me here?

  • Well, to Russia in general,

  • was teaching English and all of that stuff.

  • >> Okay. >> You know?

  • I started making YouTube videos.

  • [SOUND].

  • >> Today we're gonna have a lesson on how to

  • sound like an American girl.

  • None of your business.

  • Now, none

  • your business means none of your business.

  • My first video I was, like,

  • speaking Russian and teaching them slang.

  • >> Like, what gave you that idea?

  • >> Girls. [LAUGH]

  • >> Oh, you was meeting

  • Russian girls.

  • >> Yes. >> Oh,

  • you was going to Brighton Beach.

  • >> You know there's,

  • you know there's a lot of them in New York City.

  • And, I didn't think no

  • one's really gonna like it.

  • I was just being silly.

  • But, it kinda blew up and now I'm here.

  • They were calling me, business deals and

  • all that stuff.

  • So now I gotta try my bad Russian.

  • Oh!

  • I'm messing up today.

  • The first time I played it, I played it for

  • like hours with this girl.

  • >> Yo, Russian chicks fuck with

  • black dudes heavy out here?

  • >> Yeah, half do, half are crazy about it and

  • half just don't like it at all.

  • >> Racism out here is a little different.

  • In America, if they're racist you hear a lot of

  • times like, black people do this, you know?

  • >> Yeah. >> They commit crime or

  • whatever it is.

  • But, out here it's like,

  • I don't like the way they look.

  • >> Yeah. >> I don't like that

  • they're here.

  • >> It's like that primal racism,

  • that caveman racism.

  • >> Yes, But, they usually make an exception when

  • you're American.

  • >> So, they kinda just like

  • the American bit about it.

  • >> Right, you can't tell-

  • >> It's not like

  • white college chicks in America.

  • >> Nah. They want the pipe.

  • >> It's different.

  • I mean, but.

  • Oh, that's a dead.

  • >> Damn. >> Yo, you gettin

  • fucked up.

  • >> Getting fucked up on camera.

  • >> Oh. >> Damn.

  • >> Damn, son.

  • >> I'm making black

  • people look real bad.

  • >> I'm making Chinese people look

  • fucking crazy good right now.

  • [NOISE].

  • >> You know this is real.

  • >> That was not fun.

  • Aren't we going to eat now?

  • I'm starving.

  • >> Well, we're about to have some shashlik.

  • Shashlik is

  • like the Russian barbecue kind of thing.

  • It's this kind of food that they have on a metal

  • rod and I hope you don't mind some beer man,

  • we gonna be drinking.

  • >> No, I prefer vodka.

  • >> You prefer? >> Yeah,

  • yeah, yeah, Asians get farty with the beer.

  • [LAUGH] Yeah, I need that vodka flow.

  • Popo is a peepin' right now so

  • we better just flip.

  • >> Oh, there's cops now?

  • >> Yeah, they're peeping at

  • us just now so we gotta.

  • >> Where? I don't even see them,

  • ninja [CROSSTALK].

  • >> Yeah, but especially with the New York hat,

  • the shades, and the chains, you know,

  • they want, they want come up real quick, so

  • they'll just holler at us over anything, anything.

  • >> Oh wait, they will just snatch you on

  • the street and try to get bread off you?

  • >> Yeah, yes, they want bread.

  • That's what it's about.

  • >> Oh, wow. >> They'll come at you,

  • be like, ask you questions.

  • But, I mean, it's all right,

  • there's no such thing as racial profiling in

  • Russia cuz it's Russia.

  • You know, it's normal.

  • >> Everybody gets jokes.

  • >> Everybody gets it.

  • >> That's crazy to

  • just be robbed by police like on the daily, yo.

  • >> Yeah, but you could stay out of

  • trouble if you got mad paper.

  • Anything you do you got money you

  • stay out of trouble.

  • >> Yo, that's fucked up,

  • though, like only people with bread.

  • Broke people, stay at home.

  • Russia ain't for you.

  • [LAUGH]. >> I don't wanna bust

  • my ass on that.

  • >> Damn. This is mad

  • slippery here.

  • >> Hey. What's up everybody?

  • [CROSSTALK]. >> You guys are all

  • English students?

  • >> Yeah.

  • >> So, Volvo who owns this yard,

  • entered this yard into a Moscow competition for

  • the best yard, and we are right now, officially in

  • the number two yard in all of Moscow.

  • [MUSIC]

  • So, this is the shashlik?

  • >> Yeah.

  • >> Nice, man!

  • >> In Russian culture, if you skewer something,

  • you make kabob.

  • It's call shashlik.

  • >> yes. >> Oh, that smells good!

  • >> This is a leg of lamb.

  • Lamb from Dagestan.

  • Marinated with spices.

  • Like coriander, cumin, and pomegranate syrup.

  • Like coriander, cumin, and pomegranate syrup.

  • >> Russian cuisine.

  • Coriander, cumin,

  • these aren't the most common things but

  • this is his recipe.

  • Modern Russian food right here.

  • [LAUGH] New Russia.

  • Russian food,

  • I like it because they don't over-season it.

  • They keep it very light and creamy.

  • Mm.

  • He's very,

  • very smart to use the pomegranate syrup.

  • You need that kind of sweetness to take

  • the musk off of the lamb.

  • And then, with the coriander and

  • the cumin and the onion,

  • it has a bit of a Yemenese flavor to it.

  • This is delicious, man.

  • This modern Russian freestyle.

  • He gonna have all of America screaming,

  • I want shashlik!

  • Now, I'll show you how to chill your beer.

  • [MUSIC]

  • [LAUGH].

  • >> Modern Moscow is very,

  • very different from what you're.

  • >> Stereotypes. >> Stereotypes.

  • >> What do you think it is about modern Russia,

  • modern Moscow that is different.

  • >> Well, you

  • can see the difference between Russia' 90's and

  • 2000's because they are very modern.

  • They are, they look like Americans.

  • So, we don't have anything very,

  • very stereotypical now.

  • >> Do you like that?

  • >> Yeah, because people become much more

  • nice because they smile and

  • they share a same culture.

  • Because if you speak about Russia of '90s,

  • it's like, lots of bad guys drinking vodka,

  • being very rude, looking down to everybody.

  • >> Yeah. >> Nobody speaks to

  • everyone.

  • [MUSIC]

  • >> I think as Americans, we carry guilt for

  • exporting so

  • much of our soft power, because you're worried

  • that it's gonna swallow up the rest of the world.

  • But, to talk to you and hear how like, it's

  • kind of opened up your guys' personalities and

  • minds a little bit, it's cool.

  • It's redeeming and

  • it like, makes me happy to be from America.

  • Yo, nice to, nice to meet you though.

  • >> Nice, nice to meet you too.

  • >> It's really nice to hear about, like,

  • how Russia is changing.

  • [MUSIC]

  • Yo, so we at the Soviet vodka bar right now.

  • And, this is the grill that they operate outside

  • of the bar.

  • It's straight wood fire.

  • And, this definitely beats like,

  • a New York dirty water hotdog.

  • So, we'll do a Bavarian sausage and

  • a Russian bun with mustard and duck sauce.

  • Wow.

  • This is amazing, the Bavarian sausage

  • with the Chinese fast food condiments.

  • I'm doing this from now on in America.

  • I'm going to Greys Papaya with a gallon of

  • duck sauce and hot mustard.

  • You know what this is?

  • It's a communist dog.

  • [LAUGH]

  • [MUSIC]

  • These are some really strange women.

  • These are some ugly broads.

  • >> But, niggers like chicks like these.

  • >> I understand, I see.

  • >> I also noticed that there

  • were some really hot chicks there, but

  • the nigger went for these broads for some reason.

  • >> Where?

  • Where?

  • In Anna's backyard where we filmed earlier.

  • [NOISE].

  • >> That's why he went for

  • them, to be 100% sure that he can score.

  • This is all very strange.

  • It's not strange, it's a show about...

  • I'm telling you he is a cool, funny Chinese guy.

  • [MUSIC]

  • What is the difference between

  • a traditional vodka, and then what is other vodka?

  • >> In Russia we make our own vodka, and

  • it's always much better than others.

  • >> What is it that you do to make it better?

  • >> In the end of 19th century one our.

  • >> Of vodka.

  • >> 1894. So, the standards just

  • made sure like certain like maybe purity levels,

  • numbers of times you distill it.

  • >> Yeah, yeah, yeah.

  • >> And so, that's what makes it standard.

  • >> Yeah. [FOREIGN].

  • >> Still burns like a mother fucker.

  • Oh, wow.

  • >> [LAUGH] [CROSSTALK]

  • [MUSIC]

  • >> I've never been this fucked up on set.

  • [SOUND] [LAUGH].

  • >> No New York.

  • This is Moscow.

  • [MUSIC]

  • >> [SOUND] I just want to go home.

  • [MUSIC]

  • It's redeeming to me to

  • see these young liberal Moscowvites that

  • wanna understand African American culture.

  • But, from my perspective, it's disheartening to

  • watch Filisco, who seems to

  • be haphazardly exporting these stereotypes and

  • stigmas into a foreign country that doesn't have

  • the context to process what it's facing.

  • Whether it's guns, sex or

  • ebonics we're talking about, they need to be

  • accompanied with education.

  • >> Say, for my niggas.

  • >> No, no, no, no.

  • >> We have a global problem,

  • and my show's included.

  • All of us wanna know more about each other and

  • we have a desire to

  • understand where we're from.

  • But, in that quest,

  • we gotta resist the temptation to allow any

  • individual or singular voice to speak for

  • an entire community.

  • Whether it's Russians on a hot mic, a black

  • Brooklynite exporting Ebonics, or just a China

  • man in a tiger suit who's stuck in the middle.

  • We can't be lazy and pass judgment based on any one

  • voice in the village, fresh off the boat.

  • Moscow, we out.

  • Next up on Fresh Off the Boat.

  • [MUSIC]

  • Man it's depressing on the Russian subway.

  • [LAUGH]. >> Ya,

  • this is our exit sorry.

  • >> All good.

  • >> Yeah, this is us.

  • >> See like this dude?

  • He looks like he's half fixing the road,

  • half trying to take a shit, like.

  • >> [LAUGH] In China, Sen,

  • you were supposed to grow up like this,

  • the farmer chicken lady.

  • >> This is my chicken.

  • >> Just do the chicken stance.

  • Fucking aspirational society, B.

  • Fuck paying homage to the working class,

  • pay the working class.

  • [SOUND].

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