Have you ever been beat up in your high school for wearing the wrong hat? ...all
different types of people that work with that love Trump voted for Trump scared
for life to tell anyone did you vote for troupe I've never voted in my life then
then you don't have a say in this all right let's see who comes out on top
Kanye West versus David Letterman what is your hunch tell you who do you think
is gonna come out looking better these two guys have very different views about
Trump and about politics in general in this video we're gonna analyze a short
clip that I think is the most interesting of this entire interview
because they both get very worked up and emotional about it like people often do
when they're talking politics the interesting thing is that both of these
guys use the exact same technique back and forth on each other it's a social
technique and by understanding the technique like you will by the end of
this video it's gonna help you out because you can use it when the time is
right and you can also defend yourself against people using it if you want to
do that too so let's watch this clip through first as it is and see if you
can catch what the technique is and then we'll go back and watch it again and
I'll break it down for you and if you're actually into the politics of this I'll
show you a clip at the end of this video that you want to see too so let's roll
the tape I'm just a guest but can I ask a question you know what I was stunned
by in the midterm elections was the aggressive organization and attempt at
voter suppression so if I see a person I admire talking about Donald Trump can
think whatever he does I wonder if those thoughts indirectly aren't hurting
people who are already being hurt well how do you feel for the people that
voted for him that are being treated like enemies of America because that's
what they felt and they had that opportunity every time
presidential election time for a change time for a change it's endemic it's part
of the system all right let's see what really happens here attempt at voter
suppression now we're not talking about 1918 we're talking about 2018 and it's
still going on and and being encouraged so if I see a person I admire talking
about Donald Trump can think whatever he does I wonder if those thoughts
indirectly aren't hurting people who are already being hurt okay so David
Letterman starts out with a serious point of voter suppression okay he
points this out in response to Kanye who's been Pro Trump for kind of a long
time he went to see him in the White House he's kind of known as one of the
few people in Hollywood musicians and people out there who are in favor of
trumps so this is kind of the first more serious kind of attack that Letterman
has brought up I shouldn't say tax it's not negative it's just a point that goes
against kind of his side so let's see how he responds do you feel for the
people that voted for him that are being treated like enemies of America because
that's what they felt and they had that opportunity okay so what does he do
what would most people do in response to Letterman's thing they would come back
and respond directly to what he said with an answer like point by point what
they said what does Kanye do he brings up a
completely different point feel for the people that voted for him that are being
treated like enemies of America because that's what they felt and they had that
opportunity every time there's a presidential election time for a change
time for a change something completely different is he answering at all Kanye's
comment the people that some people who voted for Trump in some areas feel like
they're enemies of the country know he brings up at every election whoever is
running is always saying time for a change however is it so this is two
times in a row first Kayne did it and then Letterman did it and this is
something that politicians do now Kanye who has how many times he'd been
interviewed his life and Letterman he was a professional interviewer so these
guys know this but this is the and it happens again here that I'm gonna
show you but this is the tactic that I want you to understand and that you
don't always have to answer the question that's asked of you you want to answer
the question that you wish was asked of you so if there's something that you
want to say like this doesn't seem or does it to you maybe answer this in your
own mind but it doesn't seem that awkward that these guys are answering
the questions that with it they are even though they have nothing to do without
the other person said because they're speaking in a calm confident tonality
it's endemic it's part of the system and and it's it's what keeps this democracy
in in motion and it's always the argument you know what this country
needs is a businessman to run it like a business so the people that voted for
him I understand that but I wondered to myself are these people ultimately going
to be victimized and I think now the people in good faith looking to get the
country to help them a little more than it has by electing a business guy I
think are now being hurt for it and and I would think that would not try it
again
don't wait do you think he's gonna answer the question specifically it was
par for the course that know how you ever been beat up in your high school
wearing the wrong hat I just been beat up because people
didn't like me yeah okay so what does letterman do there first of all you know
he said he's a late-night talk show host retired so he's good at injecting humor
but what that actually does is it diffuses and takes away a little bit of
the gravity of what Kanye is saying cuz Kanye like look at the way he was saying
this this is a very serious kind of emotional point and by Letterman
interjecting that humor it kind of diffuses some of the intensity it takes
some of the gusto away from his point you haven't been beat up in your high
school wearing the wrong hat I just been beat up because people didn't like me
yeah I know what you're saying idea is the bullying who's the bully in
this scenario definitely liberals willing people who are Trump supporters
it's not just calm you can't just go and wear the Hat you can't just go it's like
do you like it's like bro I have there's another one okay so he's swearing and I
think that I don't know if this I think this actually airs on HBO or Netflix so
they can probably play the profanity but Letterman breaks up the intensity once
again right when Kanye is really in his element making a strong emotional point
he's like we're gonna have to cut that out we're gonna have to cut that out so
it is kind of funny and it's well-timed but it's planned it's not just to make a
joke it's also to defuse the point that Kanye is making because you know they
are on different sides of this they want their side to come out looking better so
don't think for a second that that's just a little joke like he knows it is a
joke but he also knows what it accomplishes as far as how it impacts
the point that Kanye is making
people watch anime oh he has to completely restart his point and it's
not gonna have the emotion that he had the first time because that would look
weird right he goes right back into it with like almost feigned emotion he had
to kind of crescendo and get worked up to the point where he was like that and
then it got diffused by Letterman's joke and now it's gonna end without the gusto
bro I have people the thing is in America we have rights and we have
rights to open the conversation well nobody's arguing that there should be an
ongoing conversation yeah I don't think you need any resistance there things
need to be talked about now now look at this discomfort when
Kanye blinks about a million times in a second that's a classic sign of high
stress he doesn't agree because he's been saying you can't even have a
commercial if at the end of this but he's he's been saying you can't even
have a conversation about some of these hot topic points and Letterman's saying
well I don't think anyone's gonna have a problem having a conversation and look
at his reaction don't you need any resistance there things need to be
talked about audibly now now I want to show you that clip when Kanye gets
worked up and talks about how with the me2 movement going on or he kind of says
he feels like it's at the tail end you couldn't even have an open conversation
about it because it was such a hot topic and he didn't like that or show you that
but when you watch this video if you're thinking oh man that's some nitpicky
stuff like I'm just trying to get a better understanding of what's going on
when I'm out at a happy hour how to run people sometimes when I go up to people
I get a good reaction sometimes I don't get a good reaction I'm not sure why you
want to be in a little more control the way people perceive you I don't have
time to get into that in this video but I've got a social invincibility
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there you know like in the me2 era which we're still in
a bit I'm definitely supportive of the women what I'm saying is we're not
allowed to have any conversation when you go to court both sides can talk this
is a court of public opinion then when someone bombs first the war is
supposedly oh and so what he's saying there is when someone gets accused of
something and then this me to era that they don't even get to defend themselves
a lot of times they'll get kicked out of school or lose their job before the case
even goes to court or even if there's any accusation Kanye is saying basically
infers that the guy is guilty and could ruin his life that's what he's saying
right now these lessons are learned slowly and that may be the way it's
perceived now but with future reinforcement and enlightenment there
may be a more reasonable expression of friendliness between the sexes that
isn't threatening to women what we realize is these changes are pitifully
slow especially if you scared for your life to talk about it so he's sticking
to his guns right so he's saying I think it's an interesting point too he's
saying if you can't even talk about something if you can't even bring up a
dissenting view how is there supposed to be an equilibrium like if people feel
like they're gonna get thrown under the bus for even expressing a dissenting
opinion we're in trouble and so he says that the first time and then once again
Letterman comes back with a different argument and what does he do straight
back to it again
if you scare to voice and say I got an opinion that might not be of the crowd
and I feel this is the thing we don't all have to feel the same way about
things this is my thing with Trump we don't have to feel the same way but we
have the right to feel what we feel and we have the right to have a conversation
a dialogue not a diatribe about it like say when I wear the hat it's not about
politics is not about policies for me once again
fear I got people that I work with black female all different types of people
that work with that love Trump voted for Trump scared for life to tell anyone so
I wanted to show that again because the technique that he used there was the
same as the ones they used earlier where you're not answering the question that's
asked to you but you can basically stick to the same point if you think it's an
important one and just go straight back to it regardless what the person says to
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