Two female students at Gainesville High School who went on a racist rant, posting a 14-minute video on YouTube that immediately went viral, with hundreds of thousands of hits, are no longer attending the school.

The students, who have not been named, took time out to berate black students. According to the pair, black students don’t like to make a living for themselves, and would rather have babies and get their welfare checks.

“The majority of them are like that,” one of the girls say.

The two girls continue their rant about African-Americans who buy expensive name brand clothes and can’t pay their rent.

Attention is then turned to how African-Americans speak.  They wonder why Blacks can’t talk right, according to them.

“Why can’t they talk eligible?” one of the girls ask, even as she questions her use of the work ‘eligible’. “Is that the right word she asks?”

Undaunted, however, she presses on.

“You can understand what we are saying. We use actual words; Black people do not,” says the girl.

“Are you stupid?” she ask of Black people.

Gainesville High School principal, David Shelnutt said, the video was brought to his attention last week, wcjb.com reports.

“There’s no place for comments like that- that video here at GHS, there’s no place for that in the Alachua County Public School System, and my opinion, no place for that in society in general,” he said.

The parents of the girls have since issued an apology.

The good news? The pair are gone from the school.

 See More of the racist rant HERE.