Jason Isbell and The 400 Unit - White Man's World mp3 free

I like the song, it make we want to reach out to  the person who sing it and tell him it ok, we are all going to get through this somehow together.

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Black people wake up and stop being slaves. Stop getting emotional over racism , stop worshiping someone else God, stop trying to love/forgive everyone, stop the marches and start uniting. Africa is the richest continent with resources that is rightfully ours. We let them do this to us. Too stupid to wake up and build our businesses, our own school systems, our own networks of jobs. Oprah, black rich rappers, black rich athletes , rich black celebrities should be the start of a true black revolution but cant start if we are all fighting each other and focusing on the wrong things. Even this comment is looked over. And sure enough there will be racist comments. Nothing will change until we wake up.

I bet this soyboy wrote this song while his wife was fucking his ass with a big black strap-on.

Who is this nerd and where are his balls?

I guess I’ll never understand the guilt. People have always been people. Our historic experience isn’t much different than those of thousands of years before aside from technology. It’s not a “white man’s world” or anything else. It’s just the world.

When whites are 15% of world population and most white countries are going to loose their white majority I would say this is not a white mans world.

I could not stop listening to this song. Love it!

One of the most quietly angry songs ever written. Jason Isbell is a god.

The song should have been named "Ode to White Guilt"

I love this song , but I never had slaves or kicked any native Americans off there land. So I’m not sorry for shit.

Notice how every single person who denies white privilege exists is white themselves. Implicit bias 101.

Why did this guy decide to become a cuck?He used to be good with writing about old industries leaving Appalachia and the widespread poverty that followed.