Lol I bet they'll be friends after this interview

all you gotta do is talk to em. you'll get used to it lol

That is natural. Her dad is black I do believe. And anyone who tans usually get old looking faster. She will stay beautiful a long time because of her natural complexion

She said that she was Vietnamese and black. So that is her skin tone. But I agree Asians are beautiful tanned or embracing their natural skin tone..

@@karontipton4656 I think that for Asians, white skin is actually a sign of elegance. I am Italian, and my grandmother told me that in the past, tanned and/or dark-skinned people were somehow considered not of high society, the rich never or never tanned. of course today it is exactly the opposite!

His reaction 🎉

This is my type of guy 😂 I’m very quiet and reserved as well but I don’t think it’s fair to refer to him as a hermit as I don’t think he is

1 percent black is automatically seen black lol , idk why but that's the world we live in unfortunately

Yes.. BUT black people will look at this woman and immediately identify her as "mixed". She won't be treated as a typical black person, so she's othered. It's a unique experience for mixed black people. So she IS black, but she's also NOT really black. She's mixed with black. And it's not even one of those "I don't know the other culture cause that parent bounced" situation. She knows that culture while black people have mostly been separated from their original African culture and are still creating their own. @@iambeautiful.soareyou8474

@@iambeautiful.soareyou8474no it’s not actually lol even if your 20 % no ones calling you black

Honestly a lot of mixed ppl identify as black especially when it's visibly so. It's just the way it's been. And some ppl will identify as mixed. It's a complex thing

@@iambeautiful.soareyou84741% do not make you black tf

I am going back to Korea in a week because of the amazing experiences I had on my first trip a year ago . The Korean people were mostly friendly and i enjoyed my time there so much. I am a black woman of mature years. My view of Korea will never change, beautiful people who were excited to share their culture with me.

Not all....and maybe you posting this to report negatively about black people being negative in Korea but not all. Don't group all black people into one. Adding: But don't dismiss the black , Mexican, Arabic, etc, who is actually having negative experiences, not all experiences are going to be good, and not all people will try to speak about it to get attention.

​@@michelearkins4728I love your comment and me as well is going to Korea, I'm actually trying to start my business there.

Speaking truthfully about their negative experiences due to race does not make someone a victim. People need to stop with this played out talking point.

I love your comment ❤​@@Starlett68

Je suis ssez d’accord ! 🙂 bon au moins il est gentil et poli

I think he was just nervous. She’s beautiful, and he’s learning about her life. He became more comfortable as time went on, but it’s probably a combination of him being introverted plus he’s getting to know an extrovert. His hands were probably sweaty by the end. I don’t think he meant any harm, but I can see why you would ask.

She's 1/4 Vietnamese and 3/4 Central African.

Rest !

It’s annoying because they keep saying she’s black when she’s actually blasian, not black. Black people don’t identify with being anything other than being black. Blasians always identify with being black and asian. I as a black person will never know what it’s like to be asian, so I don’t claim to be something i can never identify with or as. She can also identify as asian. So i wish when she does these videos they start calling her blasian and stop calling her black. Because when they do that, it’s like they are omitting the other part of her identity and saying that she and people like me can identify exactly the same.

@@anonnnymousthegreat i feel that. it's all of that combined with the lazy "have you ever experienced racial discrimination?" "what is flirting like in your country?" like i'm not looking at this channel for deep intellectual discussions about race and identity, but wow. idk just seems like a missed opportunity

Take this L @@anonnnymousthegreat

​@@anonnnymousthegreatit's complex the way black ppl identify and how mixed ppl identify when mixed with black especially depending on how you look

I got your point! I think she just said "African" because she is from more than one African countries. And sometimes people don't know them. I also used to just say "I'm African" because both my mum and dad are mixed from more than 2 countries. Also, my grandpa is half Asian... But now I just mention 2 countries I say I come from Angola & Congo 😂 it's better😆 than just mentioning a continent!

@@Lovely_xiao_ai exactly, im just saying, I don’t any problem with it. 😌. But thx for understanding

Hating like a hoe boy goddamn😭

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