Instead of asking foreigners what they think about racism in Korea, ask Koreans how they feel about discrimination as a criminal offence.

I only visited South Korea for 2 weeks and yes it got a little frustrating the staring which was mostly from older people. Once a lady looked rudely at me but I gave it right back. However, there were times Koreans made me cry because of their kindness which I experienced more of that than rudeness. I thought I would come to Korea and just consider it a new experience to cross off my bucket list, however I fell in love and want to go back. Honestly, it was not as bad as I expected and again so many Koreans were friendly to me especially once I spoke my intermediate low Korean with them. I highly recommend going and remember there is racism everywhere. I live in the US and when I am in parts of the south I tense up too. The racism here is worse and more dangerous.

I watched a few kdramas and thought korea is open minded but listening to experiences of indians in korea ..I boycott everything to do with korea. I hate how they think, their hearts are black

My friend just got back from South Korea. She’s Indian and has a dark complexion. She absolutely hated it. She got turned away from clubs and her Asian friends were let in (they were Chinese). Really heartbreaking to hear all her stories. South Korea needs to stop living in the olden times and quit with the racism. Very disappointing.

The problem isn't just a few racist Koreans the real problem is how the law is dealing with them . The whole of Korean society doesn't like anti discriminatory law so politicians just ignore this issue, that should be a real concern. As the lady said she officially filed a complaint but didn't get any response.

yes. Especially to SOUTHEAST ASIANS. The hate towards SEA people are crazy and sad

Thank you for being so open minded about this topic and learning directly from the people!

I really dislike the sentiment: “a lot foreigners don’t understand racism vs curiosity.” It’s old and played out. Especially if the person saying they experienced racism has first hand experience in the country. Has gone and visited or lived there themselves. Then statements like those become patronizing and gas lighting. As if the person who experienced something can’t distinguish what they experienced.

This didn't happen to me but another person who happens to be black. They were walking down the street and a korean man who looked to be no older than maybe 25 literally spat on her. I can't help but wonder if I would have been treated the same being a white woman. Either way its not good. It is sad how things like this happen in this day and age.

I've been in Korea for 5 days, and there's a reason I'm searching KZfaq for "racism in Korea". Let's just put it like that. Also, I've travelled to 26 different countries. Apart from old-school Japan like 17 years ago, and walking the streets of Colombia as a white dude ("Oi Gringo!!"), this is by far the country where I've felt the most wildly unwelcome at times. It's also the first 1st World Country where I've gone to a regular bar, and noticed that the bartender was charging me more for drinks than their cost on the menu. 50% of people are overly nice and sweet, and have huge smiles when I try to learn a tiny bit of Korean. The other 50% act like I've just insulted their grandmother 5 minutes ago.

This is difficult stuff, but I think just because of how much exposure to American media S. Korea has, they're faring pretty well in globalization, considering how they've been a homogenous country forever. But I honestly don't know if Korea's ever gonna be as multicultural as countries like Canada or the US. So the awkwardness for "foreigners" will always be there. But as long as you have a core group of friends and network, you're good. Looking past these things, I think Korean people are generally pretty nice and have a lot of civic consciousness. This is genuinely true.

The gun stereotype is an AMERICAN thing. I had students ask if I had a gun and I said, "No. I'm not a gangster! Only gangsters need guns." And he was like, "Teacher Mike [a white guy] said he has one!" The student told me he thought all Americans have guns and laughed that I basically called my coworker a gangster. 🤣 Having lived in Korea 5.5 years, dude at 8:41 is spot on. Seoul is awesome. Korea is cool. The experience is what you make of it.

I was there in June 2023 and YES they are definitely racists (but it’s mostly older people)….they were racist towards us and we are ASIANS. Koreans are more racists towards other Asians, but surprisingly they’re more nicer to Westerners.

How did this video end up with you being called old again 😂😂 But seriously thank you so much for always taking the time to find interesting people to talk to about these hot topic issues 🙏

Korea is a homogeneous society, until recently, there were not many foreigners around. I think younger people are more accepting. My husband was Finnish, he was always proud about how non racist the country was. I kept telling him, it’s easy being a non racist when you have nobody to be racist about. In the last 20 years, many non whites emigrated to Finland, it also “coincided “ with the rise of the extreme right in Finland. Back to Korea, I think the attitude of the people will change, what worries me is the lack of any laws that protects you against discrimination. The lady with the hospital story is an example, the hospital did not even respond to her complaint because they know that there’s nothing she can do about it.

Hey Shy, I was wondering if you can do a video about the Asian-American (or Western-born Asians like Asian-Canadians, British Asians in general etc.) experience in Korea? As someone who's currently living in South Korea as a non-Korean American born Asian (also not of East Asian ancestry), my experience is quite unique and different compared to my black/white or Asian foreigner friends/acquaintances' experiences. I don't see many videos about it so I was wondering if you would do this idea one day? I kind of want to see if they have similar experiences to mine. I'd love to watch it.

I actually love the Staring 😂 I'm like Yes you are basking in my Glory sis lmao

Even if it is just ignorance, I don't think it's right. If you don't treat anybody your own race or national that way then don't treat foreigners that way either.

Love your videos! This is making me want to go to Korea . I’m so curious what kind of experience I would have. I’ve been to China and people have stared and taken pictures of me. I told them that I wasn’t anyone famous but I understood it was because there aren’t many people who look like me over there 😂. I’m American but I have Dominican and Lebanese ancestry.

How they racist yet they copy black people from their music and street culture

I visited Korea in April and had a beautiful time. I didn't experience any racism at all. I had people stare, but there wasn't any rudeness behind it. I had braids, and no one touched my hair, or was disrespect toward my personal space. Everyone was so very kind. I didn't experience any of this as a black woman while visiting.

They post poster outside their restaurant and clubs that indians not allowed..

I agree with what the last girl said. I lived in Korea for a year for a study abroad program and before I went there, I watched a lot of videos on youtube and tiktok from people saying negative experiences about it. I won't lie and say that it didn't worry me, but after I got there, I tried my best to be really open-minded and understanding. With that attitude, I had the most wonderful experience of my entire life. I did not experience any racism or xenophobia. I am from America and I'm black mixed with Filipino. Every Korean person I met was so friendly, kind and accommodating to me. I even got many compliments from Koreans that I was pretty and nice. Learning the language is very important because it shows them that you are putting in effort into understanding their culture as well. It's really important for people to take others' experiences with a grain of salt because your experience may be completely different. Reply

I think the answer is yes. I have encountered a lady shouting at me at the escalator just because my skin is slightly darker despite being Asian. Although I couldn't get exactly what she was saying, she was yelling at me saying I am a bad person and following her.

I will not gonna generalise it cuz it’s not only Korean issue but unfortunately i treated with racist by one of Korean teachers on one of the classes on language app cuz I was Arabic he kicked me out of the class without even hearing me talking 😅, I felt shocked and uneasy at that day and even more traumatised to talk with someone from there but i can say it’s everywhere ppl getting worse and worse

Korea is not a third world country anymore so misbehaviour is not acceptable at any cost to tourists or foreigners.... The public should grow up especially the ajjumma's and ajhussi's

I found the people you interviewed to be wonderful and really understanding. I loved their attitudes and advice. We are going to Korea this sept so hope we don’t experience issues.

Everyone seems to be making excuses for the racism in South Korea. Thankfully they don’t experience it from everyone.

The whole not being allowed into a club thing is so wild to me. I live in China and nothing like that would ever happen here. 😂 Chinese businesses want money from people of all races. 😅

One thing that amazed me about SK is that in their culture, it's rude to stare at someone, but if they do it to you, it's ok. Racism doesn't have to be spoken to be shown, but I am afraid it's very much felt and present, especially within the younger generation. What also shocked me the most is that SK openly shows the level of homophobia within the society, but if you go in Gangnam, Iteawon, and so on, you'll find hidden in the street alleys secret saunas who are exclusively for men, and believe men these so call heterosexual or straight men, when they go there, they become who they really are, and trust me korean men are not that straight as you all may think or believe. Remember one thing, people. In SK, everything is fake. They live fake lives because of social expectations. It sounds harsh, but it's the truth, I am afraid.

I won't judge an entire country of the actions of a few. The food was wonderful, and I did meet some Korean people who were kind, but at this time I have no plans to ever go back there.

Enjoy your videos, you are a great interviewer.

I want to apologize in advance as I really mean no offense to any Koreans here because my comment will be very controversial but I say this from my experience living in other countries and my own as I have experienced a lot of Koreans pushing their own culture and languages, and even their laws onto the people in the countries they settle in. Several times I have been told to learn Korean in order to speak with them and in one Korean restaurant they told me to leave because they don’t understand English and nothing on their menu had any English words, not even the signs outside. As much as I love and respect Korean culture and the people, it is not cool to go to someone else’s country and act like you own the place. It’s like coming into my house and telling me to leave my own room and making their own rules telling me how to live.

This was great listening to different experiences. To be honest if a club originally says no foreigners then change mind for whatever reason I wouldn't even want to accept.

not everyone is racist in korea, but you can find them easily.

You should interview Korean people who grew up in the US. Not a single day went by where someone didn't shout "ching chong" at me or pull the corners of their eyes to the side or call me Mulan or tell me to go back to my country. One time a teacher told my sister "your people don't need extra credit." One time my family tried to get food from the food bank and they told us "we don't give potatoes to Chinese people." My coworker asked what my race was and when I told her she said "let me see your eyes...you're not Korean!" and then did the slanty eyes thing. Sometimes when I speak to people they pretend they can't understand my accent even though I'm a native English speaker. My coworkers made me translate for a **Japanese** family, and when I tried to explain to them that I'm sorry and I'm actually Korean not Japanese, they told me they spoke English! I mean, are we seriously going to keep asking if Koreans are racist and not make a single video asking if Americans are racist??

A lot of times curiosity or discomfort in something new is mistaken for racism. But really you can find racism in every country, sometimes it’s just not as overt.

People also need to understand that "darker"/deeper complexion black people will have it worse because of colorism. Colorism already exists amongst Koreans themselves. A comparison between white to black experience would be a totally different thing.

I feel every countries have mean people. So some people like that are probably in south korea, but it's the same everywhere. for the rest of the interactions, i would say it sounds more like curiosity and ignorance (and some from fear of the unknown), because it's not infos they have the occasion to learn about often. touching the hair, i've had that happen to me in my own country, because i have very long hair, so women and girls often touch it and then say "oh sorry! i just grabbed them as a reflex! they're pretty...etc." so i guess it's the same in korea. they think it's cool and they've never seen it before, so they're curious and the reflex of human beings for that is touching ^^

Really enjoyed this one! Keep up the good work!!

For real, there is more racism against SEA, because they come from poorer countries, so people will see them as lower in class, maybe it's rather classism, or a mix of both.

Their racism and discrimination goes outside too, there are k marts and stores in my country that said korean patrons only😅.

Great content, I enjoyed your guests and found their thoughts, comments and experiences very interesting.

It's true. Social status are very important to these guys. If you're from the poor country, they discriminate you. So sad but that's the way it is.

The dude interviewing is from Texas. I wasn't expecting him say that. When people ask me where I am from Australia but married to American husband for 14 years and still have the accent but getting the Texas accent too at times. Guess when live somewhere for a while you pick up the accent 😄

I visited Japan and South Korea in the same month and the Koreans in Seoul seemed so rude…at least compared to the Japanese. I loved Japan. I did run into some nice people in South Korea but let’s just say I’m in no hurry to visit there again!

Some of Koreans hate the SouthEast Asian 😂

I love your series of provocative questions!

There's a Korean restaurant here in the Philippines. In the front store it says, "No Foreigners". You can see those writings from the K-drama and K-pop so I know. If they're like that here, they maybe the same from where they came from.

Yes yes every country has a racist persons. we get that the only difference between other country is "how often will you experience rasicm because of your skin color or the country you came from is poor"

Experienced racism from some Koreans but in my own country LMAO. We were eating at a high end Korean restaurant and some Korean guys were staring at us. And as we were exiting they wanted us to leave and said we didn't belong there. Funny thing is the owner invited us there cause he's friends with my uncle and my uncle is probably one of the richest person in that city and he owns one of the biggest hotels there. I was laughing my butt off cause they're so used to looking down on SE Asians that they didn't know they were lucky. Cause if my other uncle was there too he would've called the cops that he usually hires to do "stuff" for him.

Kinda interesting. I would like to see other black people from other nations, not just US being interviewed too, coz it seems that over that way, they see just black Americans and not others. I’ve had an experience for the first time Kuala Lumpur in Malaysia, whereby some bloke thought me n my friend were from East or Southern Africa! As there were quite a bit there tbh. We are both of Caribbean descent, however from U.K. 🇬🇧 and I had I keep repeatedly saying to this bloke, we are NOT from East or Southern Africa. It’s like some people think that way, and that black people do not exist anywhere else, except for the US🤦🏾‍♀️. It’s nuts.

The guy said it all. Curiosity is the right word. Watch Diannainkorea or Mazelee to get the perspective of blasian marriage. I can't understand the fascination with nappy hair; neither do I understand why Koreans love curly perms. I had the celebrity status camera snapping in Delhi. Families would come up to me and ask to take pictures with them. Weird experience but I was made to feel different, or rather, exotic😊. Tokyo was a very polite society with no attention given, which was just like being at home in New York

Planning my trip to Asia and S.Korea in my plans and loving your vids … informative and entertaining, especially your risqué interviews are hot 🔥 😂

4:37 so smart how she explains ignorance

Hypocritical people from specific countries accuse Korea of being racist. It's interesting how they act like there is less racism in their country. I often see people from countries who have committed and are currently committing genocide against minorities complaining which makes me laugh. Most of you will know which ones.

My friend lived in Korea, but got fed up with life there and moved to Japan. He seems to be doing well there, but somehow he's become a Japan supremacist, comparing Japan to Korea and constantly badmouthing Korea lol

The guy at the end is telling the truth in many ways, because if you speak the local language if you partake in the local food, customs, and everything that the country offers, you’ll have a better experience. I lived in mainland China for many years. I did not have any foreign friends basically where I was at I was the only foreigner. I was able to, and still am able to speak fluent into Chinese, and it made a world of difference

these answers didn’t really go deep enough.

I figure it is more about culture clash than race. If you go to a country and even subconsciously expect them to accept everything you normally do, things are not going to go well. Even if you look the same or similar. If you are a different race, you will likely think they are racist rather than not liking how you act.

I have both good and bad thing to say about this particular topic. My aunt was once married to a korean (they divorced later on but due to another reason). I have met his mother during their wedding ceremony; i could immediately tell Halmeoni was a sweet grandma despite our language barrier. My uncle was a kind man. Upon visiting us later they brought along his 6 y.o. nephew; he was just like any other boy his age: mischievous and full of curiosity. In short they were nice people; never once gave us any kind of impression of being demeaning nor being racist. But it's a story more than 20 yrs ago, long before kpop and samsung trends. Nowadays i see mostly bad news about koreans when it comes to their interaction with foreigners, especially fellow asians. A disaster happened at Kanjuruhan stadium on October 1st last year. Koreans' comments on social media didnt miss my attention : about us being backwards, unciviled and barbaric. So when Itaewon tragedy happened only 28 days later the thing i regret most was not the fallen victims; it was my lack of empathy towards them. 😕

Racism happens anywhere...Just be respectful wherever you are

That one guy he interviewed idk how I feel about him especially when he spoke about the Club. That’s clearly racism/xenophobia just because your “known” doesn’t make it okay sweetheart…Also it is true that Ignorance is a huge thing down there when it comes to foreigners but let’s not act like it’s JUST THAT. Korea is not a third world country. So using an excuse of being ignorant or curious isn’t a pass. The internet is free & they use it the same way clearly. As for the hair in most cases that’s cultural appropriation I said what I said.

I live in EU country where you don't usually see black people, so I was walking on the street and saw a black guy, he looked stylish and with cool haircut, I staired a bit, he noticed me and he stared at me back and he is like what's your problem, he thought about smth negative, though it was not the case.

I used to have a Korean student in the Philippines who was studying at Brent School (International School in the Philippines). He got annoyed when his seatmate was a Nigerian...

stereotypes exist cause hollywood

Can I possibly screen record the part of the black guy talking about racism? I think it's a very good example. Will also include the link to this vid.

Who's the guy who has braid hair? Why is he famous?!

This is so interesting I love these videos

솔직히 이런채널도 인종차별 고정관념한몫 했다고봄;;;한국남자들 외국여자에게 인기많다고 떠벌떠벌해놓고 노인들 외국인 며느리 싫다는영상은 왜올리는지 한국좋다는 koreaboo 입장에선 개빡칠거 같은데 그걸눈치도 없이 쳐올리닌 댓글 한국욕하고 ;;;조회수 빨아먹으려고 앞뒤안가리고 필터없이 영상올리는 이런 인터뷰어들도 문제임

I went for two weeks and I didn’t feel any racism. I was with 8 friends and out of the 9 of us, 8 are POC and are from different races and body shapes. I wouldn’t say we experienced racism but yeah definitely stares from the ahjussis but maybe they have never seen curves like the ones in my group. The kept staring at my two friend’s boob and butts 😅

I lived in Korea for 2 years and one thing that is very true unfortunately is how colorist of a society South Korea is. I had a friend from Congo who refused to take the subway alone because people would stare at her with no mercy. I’ve gone to Japan many times as well and I and my friends have never experienced this type of treatment. In Korea I’ve been yelled at for speaking English on the bus/train multiple times. That’s why I always recommend my friends to go to Japan instead. It is much more foreigner friendly

Well I would say every country is racist towards others country people not only Koreans. There are many incidents happened this year in India where korean faced racism , inappropriate behaviour from people but no one talked about it. Not everyone judge you there .I know many people who are well known people in korea from other countries,many are running buisness since years ,who got married to korean or who are working with big giant like Coupang but dey haven't face racism instead of that dey got praised for looks, Talent and food. Government also two days ago announced about plan to extend foreigners contribution . At d end I would say it's everywhere 😂 including my country where people do racism within same nationality. @iamfromKorea appreciate your confidence in public to talk about such topic .

Different forms and shapes of people in different countries due to natural phenomena. However, every person's blood color is the same, anatomically, the vital organs of the person are the same. Everyone breathes free, no matter how rich or beautiful. But why so much difference between people?

Your English is good. Did you go to English school somewhere in Asia or study in U.S.?

Just wanna remind South Koreans that they should also be thankful that "foreigners" helped them during the Korean War and rebuilding their economy. Had the US and other countries not intervened in the past, there would only be one Korea under Kim Jong-un right now and people will be starving.

short answer yes. long answer, it depends. they're more classist than racist but unfortunately foreigners usually fall under the standard. but it's not just foreginers. it's koreans themselves. if people don't live up to what they expect people should be, they look down on them. of course that's not all koreans. some could care less about looks and status but for the most part it's a big thing. even koreans in other countries are calling out native koreans for discrimination.

curiosity??? or ignorance???? =BOTH

2:25 this isn't a racist question but a very genuine question to ask. Im black and I found myself asking " why our hand is white on the face" too. Its because the hand and feet face are less concentration of melanin, that's it

This is cool to watch cause I’m currently in Seoul and it’s…interesting. I’ve noticed everytime I walk by a group of Koreans I hear them giggle and laugh as soon as they pass by me. I always try to not think it’s me but then I’ll see them walk past anyone else or even some white people and they’ll be normal. Long story short it is annoying but overall the city is still amazing and it seems like a place that you need to really expand your thinking with and try to understand not judge

I went to china for the first time for a seminar and it was 21 of us from an island in the caribbean and we all got together and counted how many times we got stared, who has taken our picture secretly ( some asked ) and who got their hair touched. That girl with the long pink pants was right like i felt some reason unwanted for the first couple days from the stares but got used to over the couple weeks.

Someone asking me about my hair is not racist. I have gotten that in the states. Someone thinking I am dangerous or dirty because I have naturally tanned skin, yes racist. Seeing so many stories about SK, I am not going.

id rather go to japan than south korea,,, japanese are quite and polite..

100 percent racist

Racist definition: characterized by or showing prejudice (preconceived notion/belief), discrimination, or antagonism against a person or people on the basis of their membership in a particular racial or ethnic group, typically one that is a minority or marginalized. So yes all the things that these ppl said is racism and/or xenophobia as most were prejudice. You dont have to be an extremist or want to hurt someone to be racist.

my experience says yes they are

I would like to point out that, even though I understood the points they made, seeing someone else as exotic and, consequently, treating them as an interesting specimen of some sorts, *is* racism. Even if the person doing it doesn't know it. This "curiosity" is one jump away from being a type of microagression, and we, people of colour, shouldn't excuse it just because it's a young person, an older person, someone from the countryside, et cetera and whatever. It's still racist.

The people who was interviewed was beautiful ❤

The reason why the S Korean government vigorously promotes the KPOP plan (related to N Korea) In the late 19th century. Due to the unearthed ancient Chinese tombs and Chinese relics unearthed on the Korean Peninsula. Starting in about 1995. Since the North Korean government intends to apply for the "ancient Chinese tomb" as a Korean heritage, it was rejected by UNESCO. And South Koreans went to China to destroy Chinese tombs and steal the murals and cultural relics "Chinese Cultural Relics" in the ancient tombs, and brought back to South Korean history exhibitions and discovered by the Chinese government. ----------- In 2003, China had applied for UNESCO to apply for the legacy of Goguryeo King City, king Tombs and aristocratic tombs, and was agreed. In fact, as early as 3 years ago, Korea applied for UNESCO. But it was rejected. Because Goguryeo is the history of the Han people in northern China. It is not Korean history and culture at all. * UNESCO = the United Nations Teaching and Science Organization * The people of goguryeo (and Baekje king, Silla king, Goryeo king, Joseon li king) are wearing Chinese han Clothing. They believe in Taiist Culture, Dragon Culture and Chinese God Beasts. 20 years ago, Koreans stole the murals and murals and of Chinese Goguryeo in China 20 years ago. Some unearthed cultural relics, creating a large number of fake history and historical TV series, this is very shameful. ---------- Later. The South Korean government and the civil organizations planned to promote and publicize the "influence of the great Korean nation". False korean legends and historical stories). The S Korean government and S Korean folk organizations also perform human brainwashing plans through "KPOP and Cosmetic Surgery". The original purpose was to make more foreigners believe in the history of Korean nationality (stealing a lot of Chinese history and culture). At the same time, S Koreans earn great interests in the world. And modify all Korean historical textbooks and make a large number of fake Korean history and cultural propaganda (Koreans believe that Chinese history and culture are created by their ancestors. The ancient Koreans are stronger than Chinese). So they It must have a huge influence like Japan. Starting from this period. All Koreans are like crazy. The Korean government and the people have produced a large number of fake Korean historical TV series. They pretend to be ancient Chinese and plagiarize directly from Chinese TV series. The purpose of Koreans is to brainwash young korean and all humans. This is this kind. The crazy behavior of fraud in the country. Only for the dignity of the Korean nation. They and N Koreans have the same genes and nationalities. N Koreans believe that they are more powerful than the United States. The thinking and behavior of the S Korean people is also crazy and arrogant as N Koreans.. In order to get praise from others and victory (including huge money), they can go fraudulently. This can be seen in Korean athletes and Korean Games. Due to the United States' attitude towards China. The United States supports Japan and S Korea to become a influence than China. Blocking real history and information (the Japanese and S Korean governments have always rejected foreigners to study and archeological in their countries). And support them to propagate these anti -China opposites (whether they do fake history and fake information promotion). KPOP and S Korea's cosmetic surgery are popular. Just like N Korea (Kim Jong -un's thought) on the people's effects. It has become a tool that is harmful to global teenagers. Human brainwashing and rewriting their history.

Can you make a content about asking other people's number on the street ?

My ex girlfriend’s mom (who didn’t know she and I were dating) told me I wasn’t a stupid white girl and asked to adopt me because I managed to get her to the Korean embassy via an insane detour. She took me out to sample kimchi afterwards.

Not all Koreans are racist, but racism is quite common in Korea, especially against other Asian people. You should interview people from South Asia, South East Asia and China. They definitely have experience certain racisms in Korea. The attitude that Koreans are better than any other Asian countries. Being proud as Korean is fine but belittling other countries due to lower economic conditions is not.

Try to interview ppl from SE Asia, it's different. You interviewed only black ppl (and most sk ppl know them that they are from richer countries in west).

this is just my exp AS A SOUTH EAST ASIAN aite. if that person is a Korean that already go abroad and live in multicultural environment, then 90% that person will be cool to hang out with. HOWEVER, if it is the opposite, then most likely that person will kinda look down on you, unless you are white person

Merci beaucoup pour cette belle vidéo toute en simplicité et en sincérité. J'ai aimé le fait que vous avez interrogé des femmes et hommes noirs du quotidien. J ai vu certaines interviews et on dirait que l' animateur se sentait obligé d' interroger des personnes noires forcément très belles. Alors que là chacun peut se reconnaître c'est plus réaliste. Merci pour votre humour 😊

The guy is stupid , why are you touching people you don’t know. What if Black people start walking up to people touching them???

Interviewee: This is very subjective. I haven't experienced much racism at all. Interviewer: What about going to clubs? Interviewee: Well, they look at me and my foreign dudes and say they can't come in. But they look at me and recognize me or they look at me and...(completely unknown person feigning fame benefits from Eurocentric features)...It's clearly obvious. Interviewer: Wouldn't you say that's kind of a racist thing too? Interviewee: Yeah right. It's prejudiced and racist....but I'm like cool it's great, I got in.

Short answer: yes!

what’s that reaction when the woman told she will married with Korean 🤭

Wow hospitals in Korea different to US or Australia guess those it illegal to turn away someone hurt at a hospital. Luckily the person wasn't dying.