So it is Tuesday. My name is Philip DeFranco and today we're having to do that same dance where today's Tuesday

Philip DeFranco show is split into two parts. This of course is to try to bypass YouTube's content

rating system and algorithm. So you have part one which is this video which is actually less

likely to be suppressed and then in about two hours if you come back to this channel I'll have

part two or if you're watching this and it's already up, top link down below or you can click right there.

And that is where we're gonna be talking about a story

that is far more likely to be suppressed here on YouTube

and so I wanna make sure we get the eyes in front of it.

But that said, welcome back to the Philip DeFranco show.

Buckle up, hit that like button

and let's just jump into it.

The first thing we're gonna talk about today today is fake activism slash clout chasing. You know, people all over the country have been searching

for ways to support the black community and call for justice since the killing of George Floyd,

whether it be through protests, donations, difficult conversations about race, helping board up,

helping clean up. But we've also witnessed some forms of activism that have been slammed as

disingenuous and others that some feel might actually be hurting the cause. You know,

there was a Jake Paul situation that a number of you asked me to talk about yesterday. But as

time goes on, we've been seeing more and more examples. One of these examples that's been making

its way online as the alleged conversation between two friends, which was screen grabbed

from one of the person's close friends' Instagram story. In it, one allegedly discusses getting

drunk and going to a protest asking, is that like so dangerous?

The other appears to respond, oh my god, I'm so down, followed by a let me find a riot outfit.

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