Honestly if she mentioned longaniza, garlic rice and eggs for breakfast i woulda believed her more LOL.

I’m a Filipina American that was born in Seattle grew up in South Seattle in the 70’s & graduated from Franklin HS which was probably the most diverse HS in the country at the time. It was more cool to be Asian than any other ethnicity. The racism I experienced was when I left Seattle.

As a hapa, I feel like it makes sense to be skeptical of part Asians not ever talking about being Asian until it benefits them in some way, especially if they don't look "traditionally" Asian. Sort of like Olivia Rodrigo.

Cameron Diaz grew up in Long Beach CA which has lots of Filipinos, Cambodians and Samoans.

Lou Diamond Phillips is Filipino, yet hes played majority latino roles. Honestly i see him as a honorary member of the latino community.

Olivia Rodrigo has always identified as Filipina-American. Why is this even a discussion? Even on all of her TV roles on Disney Channel (Bizaardvark, HSMTMTS) her parents have been Filipino. Her best friends are Asian American (her co-star from Bizaardvark, and Conan Gray (hapa). I'm confused why anyone would be questioning her Asian American / Filipina American creds.

Cameron Diaz was from Long Beach I can totally see that she had Filipino friends. Long Beach at a naval shipyard and there were plenty of Filipinos in the navy.

Out of all the Asians, Filipinos ride or die for no matter what percentage they are, haha! Aunties will always remind you which celebrity is Filipino. “Did you know rob Schneider is Filipino, he’s so funny I like him” “Bruno Mars sang in Tagalog, he’s so talented” My mom will constantly remind me who is Filipino and say they are talented because they are Filipino. The way we hold it down for Filipinos is through hard representation and pride.

Bro that bruno mars scene was too funny 😂😂😂

Jo koy is more Filipino than every Filipino-american. The dude can speak Tagalog more than the most Filipino-American

Filipinos always welcome other multi-race with filipino blood. Heck being a filipino is already being a multi-race, there is no pure blood in filipino unless you are from the indigenous tribe like the aetas but even them are getting mixed with other filipino. Filipinos have spanish, chinese, american, japanese, Austronesian genes in them. Also if you get famous abroad then you also get famous and widely accepted in the Philippines as a Filipino no question asked. There are filipinos all over the world and have mixed with other races and the result is a very open community for those in another country with filipino blood.

Filipino baiting is a real thing. If you are Filipino and huge fan of NBA, you've probably heard of Kai Sotto currently part of Orland Magic Summer league team. Sadly, the kid has not seen minutes in the last 3 games. In my opinion, I dont think he'll ever be good enough to be part of an NBA team even as a garbage time player. To me only reason why Magic signed him for Summer League is to get views and hype from Filipino fans as they know that my people loves validation from the Westerners especially Americans and easily persuaded and really gullible. Which is why I always try to leave comments saying that they are just using this kid and us to get more views and hype.

Us Blackapinos def have a unique experience compared to Hapas= Asian + White. This was quite the intriguing video Fung Bros. When it comes to being biracial & multiracial, it's def our prerogative as to how & when we choose to represent either side at any given moment, it's just part of each of our individual experiences. I will say mixed White + ethnic (BIPOC) ppl often have more privilege, especially if they are white presenting aka Cameron Diaz, Christina Aguilera, etc. Being a biracial minority when I see my fellow 🤍 biracials claiming their 🤎💛 sides "without doing the work" I get a little 👁 twitchy but I know I also get side-eyed by 🖤 ppl when I've chosen to rep my 🇵🇭 side (personal reasons experiences make me feel closer & more accepted w/that side). Great video & discussion!

Even Filipinos born here(aka filipino American) can't claim to be flilipino(as in from and grew up lived most of their life in the Philippines). I think the distinction needs to be determined of what it means to be Filipino vs just Filipino American. For example, I was born and raise here in the US, so I would say I can never claim to be Filipino in strict definition no matter how hard I try to emerse and embrace the culture(food, customs etc). I will always be filipino American. however, my wife came to the US when she was 30, so she is a Filipino even if she lives her in the US for the rest of her life going forward. Growing up in the Philippines the culture and customs will always be a part her. Some arguments are really about semantics and definitions which vary from person to person. Aka does filipino strictly mean living and growing up in the Philippines or does it mean just practicing some customs/good or all of them. My personal take on it is, to be "Filipino" mean coming from the Philippines and living them long term while having some bloodline from there. One can be Filipino-american or filipino-french etc if growing up outside of the country.

I've spoken to a Japanese person and he tells me that the Japanese, in general, don't accept Naomi Osaka as one of there own. Publicly, they accept her because they know the international community would chastise them if they were more honest. I believe, with no evidence of course, that the Chinese and Koreans are the same. Filipinos, for some reason, accept anyone who is part one of them honestly. As a Filipino myself and speaking to Filipinos at family gatherings, they're all pretty much are honest about that.

I just learned R&B singer H.E.R. is also half Filipino

As a Filipino American, Filipino baiting reminds me of tokenism when I watched animated TV shows or playing video games containing fewer Filipino characters or mentioning about Filipinos in the Western or non-Western media.

Cameron Diaz was obviously pandering for the camera because she was talking to a Filipina interviewer. She was putting on an act, hence why she's in Hollywood. A lot of celebrities will compliment the guest country they're visiting while on tour, it's a facade of PR.

For me, regardless if your chinese, filipino, japanese, korean and etc..i consider as all asian..if an asian win in an international sports, im proud.

Love you guys for bringing this up! Aside from those mentioned, you definitely see a lot of pinoy/filipino baiters, especially here in the Philippines. Bunch of foreigners coming here doing content; all claiming to have Filipino food for the very first time, going to a “dangerous area” in Manila, having balut etc. And the reason is they can easily exploit the ignorance that is present in this country. You know how it is, the simpletons glorify these yts. On top of that they make good money to fund their travels. These people don’t care about the Philippines or the culture, they just here to make some money and leave.

Also don't forget actress Vanessa Hudgens is half Filipina because what interesting is that I'm didn't know she half asian till I'll did little research of her though. And also same thing with John Stamos's wife Caitlin McHugh (who have Filipino & Irish descent), and plus don't forget about R&B singer Cassie too because she is half filipina too as well.

Filipinos are mostly Catholics... like Latinos, Portuguese, Spanish, Irish and Italians... the party cultures 😂😂

Cameron Diaz is from Long Beach California. So am I. Carson, Artesia , Long Beach has a High Philipino, HIGH filipino Neighboor hood. Cameron Is not lying.

Dave hit us with the Double Dragon reference. I remember that game. A classic throwback 👍🏿

Why y’all miss Vanessa Hudgens and her documentary?

You do good topics, keep it up.

Back in 2013 Bruno Mars raised and donated a lot of money for Haiyan Typhoon victims. He didn't play this up in the US media because he's a real one.

Alot of Filipinos - especially from the Philippines - deserve to be baited. They're the ones begging content creators to do videos about the Philippines because they're seeking validation.

I had no idea Bruno Mars was Half-Filipino!! Did he say Mahal Kita which means I love you?? What a surprise to me!! Speaking of Filipino, I am so happy that I'm learning Tagalog cause I hoping to be married to the woman I'm in love with❤and she is Filipina and she lives in Cebu in Province!! She is so wonderful and has the biggest heart💗and I love everything about her!! Asian people are amazing and I'm happy I will feel part Filipino in my future!! All my life I finally found a place and people that I am the same as!! And my great-grandfather was Filipino also!! So, learning my ancestor home is AMAZING!! I hope to have the accent also!!!!😍😍 Maraming salamat sa sharing!!!!🥰

For me my definition of filipino baiting is non filipino influencers using filipinos for views such as doing reaction videos of filipino singers, eating at jollibee and lumpia etc. Filipinos are hooked to these contents because it was all rooted to filipino's insecurities and thirst for global validation. None of them don't fall to that definition because they have filipino ancestry. The issue is that if their experience of what they called filipino culture by eating filipino food or other shallow encounters with that culture even though not able to speak the motherland language or have never visited the country is enough or proof to claim they have connections to their heritage.

Cameron Diaz isn’t white passing she’s a white woman. Cuban is a nationality not a race or ethnicity. Half of the Cuban population is white. There’s a huge difference of being colonized like the Philippines and being settler colonial state that was settled by the white settler like the US or Cuba.

The Fung Bros are honorary Filipinos. Ive been a fan for years. Theyve embraced and featured our culture for multiple times.

“Do the work.” Exactly! 😅

I never experience or had knowledge about this. My Relatives told me that 90% of Hawaiian citizens are Filipino.

I’m glad Jo Koy was mentioned because I found it funny how the most famous Filipino American actor right now (aka him) could pass as just white. And yes I know he’s half.

That Cameron Diaz interview was like almost 10 years ago......and y'all crying about this now?, yo the best way to introduce Filipino food to non Filipino is Lumpia and Adobo!.

As a filipino from the usa, I grew up agnostic about other people being filipino. It was more important to live among all ethnicities than just filipinos. Thats why we moved to america.

Filipino dish is ONLY about LUMPIA and ADOBO and PANSIT. We as locals here don’t even eat those on the daily basis. We have SO MANY more delicious dishes and is being eaten more often than a lumpia or a pansit on a household-basis food menu

Here's two factors that makes somebody a Filipino in my book. 1.) HERITAGE ‐ blood (even half or quarter is fine) 2.) CULTURE - must be proficient in tagalog or any Filipino language and know the customs and traditions (liking adobo isn't enough) The issue with my fellow pinoys is that they don't care about the culture part. What makes somebody a Pinoy are heritage and culture, not heritage and fame.

You guys are doing it 😂

Tim Lincecum is probably the most accomplished filipino-american athlete of all time (3x World Series Champ, 2x Cy Young).

Reminds me of a French guy who pretended to be part of the “Nordic culture” because of his ancestors from northern 🇫🇷 (Normandie) ! Mental gymnastics 😅

Bro, So I am born and raised in California. I am proud to be American, but I am proud to be Hispanic and Asian (Flipxican). I went to Europe, and they recognized me as not American, but either Hispanic or Asian. Europeans do not understand, that if you are born in America. You are American by default.

Any celebrity that claims that they are part Filipino but then it never reflects in the body of their work or regular communications means they really aren't Filipino. Cameron Diaz never claimed to be part Pinoy, she is just saying she grew up with Filipino friends and what she described is perfectly normal. I do laugh and not offended when non Filipino friends I grew up try to mimic the Filipino accent since they spent a lot of time visiting my home when we were kids and in high school. Bruno Mars and Enrique Iglesias are 1/2 Filipino but I don't really consider them Pinoy at all. I have met many White people that are 1/2 or 1/4 Filipino but culturally, they are really White and there is little, or no, trace of any Filipino culture/heritage in them.

They definitely are! Lots of em Filipino baits to get massive traction.

Filipinos accept all people they love as part of their family , no matter what their background is . If you have Filipino as a friend , you’ll never be homeless/ hungry . They’ll house/feed you , if you ever fall into hard times

Guys, visit the Philippine islands. Imagine doing your vlog in Palawan.

Actually bruno mars look indian

I’ve never heard of the “1 drop rule.” But I do understand what you meant. Majority of Filipinos aren’t pure Filipinos in terms of our original form, which is Malayan. I myself am the generic mixed Malayan, Spanish, Chinese (and possible aeta) blooded Filipino. Lookwise, I definitely look southeast asian.

Bruno Mars’ mom was full Filipino I believe and Hawaii passes Filipinos as Hawaiians all the time at the Luaus lol.

If you watched an iota of American TV, you would know there is an Asian Heritage month. That's just her saying she never cared.

Guys, I reckon u can make decent cheese by reacting to Filipino videos and you can claim and keep some of that Filipino gate by simply being Asian Americans more so than Cameron Diaz😂 But like said in a previous comment you can have that argument that there’s no such thing as a “full Filipino”, but when you see Filipinos proud of Bruno Mars or Enrique Iglesias, hiding the fact that they’re half it’s a bit ridiculous. However if they embrace their Filipino heritage like Jordan Clarkson, Apl de Ap and Dave Bautista then that’s you should welcome them.

I don't think the celebrities mentioned here are doing any Filipino baiting. They are recognized for their talent long before any mention of anything Filipino. I have never seen any of those clips here and I still like them. I think Filipinos are looking for any mention of their culture due to the lack of representation in Hollywood. The show ER is notorious for its lack of Filipino representation. Filipino nurses are all over America, especially in California. In my opinion, the ones that are Filipino baiting are KZfaqrs that are dependent on views from the Filipino community to make a living. But depending on how deeply they embrace the culture it can be forgivable. Some Filipino viewers from America, especially naturalized citizens, are happy to see their culture on KZfaq because they miss it. Also, there is a generation of Filipino Americans who have never been to the Philippines. They can see the culture on KZfaq but of course, nothing beats actually traveling to the Philippines and experiencing it face to face.

Which Asian are they? I. John Cho, Asian American actor who plays generic Asian character who happens to be Korean descent. II. Steven Yeun, Korean American actor who plays roles to represent Koreans and Korean Americans, learned Korean to be in Korean drama/movies, collaborated with actors and directors from Korea, and proud to sharing Korean culture i.e. K-spa culture on Conan. Jo Koy is definitely Type II...others maybe Type I? I suppose older you are, you were encouraged to assimilate into white culture whereas now adays your diversity and bilingualism is considered a strength.

Every country has a different relationship with with American is such a underated phrase

It is tough being a Fil-Am that is the first American born in the family. Especially when one parent is from the Philippines and the other being from Spain. Both immigrant parents. Not one or the other community fully accepts when you only speak English. But strictly raised in a Filipino household since not growing up with the paternal parent in the picture.

Since you guys bring up Filipino/FilAm topics on your show and you guys did grew up in a Filipino majority area, and you do a decent good Filipino accent and Andrew was in a Debut, you guys are honorary Filipino in my book.

Bro just let me be proud of my 4% Filipinoness 😂pinoy boy all day lmao

I agree, you have to be dinuguan deep! LOL

Well like us Latin Americans say, I’m not from here and I’m not from there. That sums it all. Growing up being in school they would tell us to not speak Spanish. There were prob 4-5 other Latinos in my grade. So yes we were white washed. At home my parents worked all day so I would watch things in English not Spanish and because of that my Spanish was bad and the Latino side was judging calling us a no sabo kid. It’s hard being 1st gen 😂 Now that I’m mature, I have gotten better at my native side. In Latino industry you can notice people like Selena Gomez or Tekachi 69 or Jennifer Lopez get into Spanish music for clout when they are down to bring themselves back up for something better to come.

Olivia Rodrigo Still Looklike Filipina To Me As A Homegrown Filipino My Friend From Zamboanga City Are Resembles to Her Even She is 100% Filipina

Nice duscussions .. New subscribers here from Philippines

In general perspective .. if you have Filipino blood then you are Filipino, if you recognize yourself as a Filipino and respecting the culture and the flag you are a Filipino (may not be in blood) a lot of none Filipino are doing that, in our eyes you are a Filipino, simple as that

They are!! 😂😂

Up until recently, I thought Olivia Rodrigo was from Puerto Rican decent. Being half Filipino is what she is. I don't think it necessarily helped or hurt her. It's her likable personality, talent and looks that made her a big star!

Oh my god you dare summon the Filipinos... 😂😂😂😂😂 Prepare for the likes and views now..

Anybody who has lived and has love for the Philippines can celebrate the love with us.

One can make bad rice and one can cook rice well but no one cooks the best rice. That doesn't make sense unless you're talking about garlic rice as rice.

Yeah, I did not even know who Olivia Rodrigo is until I watched this vid but visually-speaking, she does "pass" as Filipino provided that there are plenty of morena-type girls in the Philippines who look like her. Probably not as good looking (unless they are a celebrity or model) but visually, she passes. Not even a question. Heck, we have chinitas and other types of girls too so she could look Chinese and might still pass. Heritage-wise, that just becomes too subjective and it's not really as simple to judge.

10:48 When I first watched your videos maybe like 10 years ago, I thought you were Filipinos, specifically Tsinoys whose parents or grandparents migrated to the US in the 70s. 😅

Prepare for the views and comments lol

I remember growing up having lunch or dinner with friends and neighbors. There was no food at home.

i hate being considered only indian when im indian american. why are italian americans considered white/american and not italian american?

I LOVE YOU GUYS ANY TOPIC YOU EXPLORE ANYTHING ABOUT ASIAN

well it goes two way for me -- greetings from the PH

Olivia Rodrigo doesn't have to bait. Her last name is Filipino and proud of it.

Anyone who has Filipino blood can claim their heritage at any point in their lives , even science won’t refute the genetic truth behind a persons bloodline, either you are or you’re not. Being Filipino has nothing to do with what you do to be one , I won’t disregard the demands by Filipinos that you are not considered one if you don’t do the work, that’s just romanticizing and emotionalizing it tho , that’s also justifiable but think about the trans issue nowadays either your born a male or female , it’s who you are genetically. And I won’t demand anything from anyone wanting to acknowledge their heritage at any point in their lives , their reasons behind it doesn’t matter to me although if you committed a crime then using your heritage or running back to the Philippines is not gonna help and if I find out I’ll turn you in without batting my long lashes. It may be unfair when someone claims their heritage only when it’s convenient but again either you are or you’re not.

Even Bela Fortch shes pinays and shes also a celebrity blogger that have billion subscribers. Sweetty that her pilipina grandma called her saweetie. And also Gab Wilson the front of band HER.

yeah when i first saw olivia rodrigo i said she looks filipino

Of course they are . They never mentioned years ago

even though they are well known celebrities I believe most of them know and have hella asian friends, that and they like hella asian stuff and things no one really knows or talk about “everybody’s got their private lives too outside of the limelight/spotlight 🤙🤙

With these celebrities, I reckon it's a mix of PR & genuine interest. But the way Cameron Diaz was talking - maybe she's slept with a Filipino guy in the past .. I also made a few videos on Filipino food here in London, but it's not my intention to Pinoy-bait, only to document food places. To me, it seems that the more half-assed the bait is, the more baiting it seems.

I can tell Olivia Rodrigo is more attached to her Filipino heritage. Good for her.

peter hernandez is as Filipino as Olivia Rodrigo never mind bruno is more filipino

rosé from blackpink is pronounced rosay cmon now

youtuber lexi lore is my favorite filipino baiter🤣

The .01 drop rule may be true for after all, aren't we VERY ACCEPTING of 100% foreigners? Think about it.

Isn't that pretty much every asian ever? Like apparently to some i'm not asian enough because i grew up 'western'.

filipino from the philippines here cameron diaz is ok, i don't think she was pinoy baiting. not surprised fil-ams are offended lmao

Lmao y'all accents are crazy

They got Negritos too!

When Cameron Diaz did that interview I was crackin up. Of course Filipino Americans wasn’t gonna like it.

My friend nephew clash with fresh off Korean airlines. I have more Vietnamese homies than other Asian ethnicity

Filipinos from the Bay area, kept break dancing alive from the 80's to what it's become today.

Bruno Mars declared he was Filipino a decade ago on SNL.

They're just proud of their roots, heritage Filipino is the best 🌍

I am half Filipino and half white. I definitely identify more with my Filipino side, going to a lot of family functions growing up and joining the Filipino club at university. Tbh I've never really gotten shit for being "only" half, but that's because I love my culture and embrace it fully. I am also more Filipino presenting. I don't like when people say I'm "leaning" more into my Filipino side for personal gain because I've always been passionate about my culture. The thing about mixed Filipinos is that they'll get no attention when they are a nobody, but the entire Philippines will rave about them once they become famous. So it's a bit hypocritical. The rookie shortstop for the yankees, Anthony Volpe, is half Filipino/Italian and once Filipinos caught wind of that it was a whole big thing here in New York.

You guys are our honorary Filipinos

Anything for clout and the next million. Gross

I Thought Bruno Mars is Full Asian Fillipino.