Can you please ask Sean to talk more about his future job ? ( like why he loves this job?)

If the kids were mixed with black, would you do an interview?

I love them

I think it would be really interesting for them to meet with other mixed children. :)

surprise other Koreans when sean and sienna speak korean

Iya salut sama pemikirannya meski masih anak anak

Yea cause they are rich and have high education 🥲 I studied in a private school and they were all talking like these kids, have responsibilities and wise visions and mature.

this is a wrong mindset to think that being eloquent is only for adults and that a child who is eloquent is "speaking like an adult". they are eloquent, period. it should not be considered an adult thing.

@@ISangaloUnofficialFR Well, they are KIDS is the reason why. NOT all kids are like them. MOST speak like a child, think like a child, and behave like a child. The sister DOES not attend Private School.

@@tramphan9650 they talk like that because they were not baby talk by there parents! The parents talks normal, like they are talking to another person not a child. There are studies that can provide exemples on how different kids talk by how the parents chose to talk to them and this reflect on how they think and act as well.

Hes clearly trying very hard you cant tell by his body language? He keeps looking around when he talks hes nervous but hes doing a good job non the less.

@@user-hx2lq4xu6m I can tell, of course!

That’s private info. They’re minors.

@@bpxl53yewz29 Private? Wait a tiny bit second - is now asking the age of a kid considered a taboo? If yes, what's the damage possibly caused by knowing their age? Just curious, cause here in Europe, we are still allowed to ask such things😅

@@zildjiancassey Perfect, that's what I wanted to ask you next😂🙌

frrr! It really amazed me how he’s so young and yet, interested in something as complex as quantum physics... man, he surely has a north to follow.

Lmaooo

Wow you must be them in another world jk haha

You must be interviewed too. Where do you live now?

@@definzgoody5448 California

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@Mult- Tea - *Precisely* what I was thinking. Granted, all these kids have a different experience because they are part Korean. But at least Sean and Sienna are mixed with an ethnic group/race that typically is perceived as overall more positive than other groups are.

haha i'm half black and half taiwanese ik i'm not korean but i agree i would like to see that as well

Agree. Half white kids are pretty well received anywhere in the world. When you mix with brown or black, THAT'S when people get sketchy.

​@@BearingMySeoul woah, that sounds like an overgeneralization after just listening to the experinece of 2 kids in 1 country within in the world. Why are you making it a contest of which mix of colours it's worse to be???? The fact is that its based on individuals and their enviroments and the people whithin them enviroments. Even if overall it's skewed one way or the other, everyone's experiences will be different, positive and negative. Also even in this interview the boy mentioned he doesn't like it when people talk about him in front of him, unaware he can speak the language. That sounds like a negative experience to me. Not to mention both of them identify as canadian when they have spent all of, or most of their life in korea, which to me personally is a little sad that they feel excluded from the culture they grow up with just because they look different. You have to ask how could this impact them later in life? Just coz they are mixed white is not gonna mean it's all sunshine and rainbows. They are still noticably different compared to everyone else in this specific very homogoneous society, which will come with it's positives and negatives.

@@aHazyWorld dude....watch the news, open a history book. get educated.

ㅇㅈ 보는데 짜증남.. 저런 걸 왜 물어보지

저도 그렇게 느꼈네요... 질문 수준을 좀 높여야 할거 같습니다.

헬조선은 탈출해야지ㅋㅋ

시애나 졸귀 ㅋㅋㅋ

honestly the girl had a bit of concentration issues. Or maybe it's the sugar from the cake😂

@Anonymous User I had a depressive phase cause all my friends left me and I had no one to celebrate my bday with. Don't mind me 😀😆

@@NoctLightCloud or maybe its just because she’s a child-

They don't look mixed at all , they look straight Asian to me

@@dall9329they’re half white Bruh

When she started singing I was speechless! She's got a fantastic voice for such a young age😱😮

@@blu7878 yeah😊

@@blu7878 fr

She’s pretty good actually! Surprised me for her age to be that good at it

Its the literal same thing in korea LMAO

its normal to have blond hair in korea people dye it

@@Liam-lm3cv yeah but she's a child, it's not common for children to bleach their hair...

@@unepersonne5217 true

@@unepersonne5217 is her hair bleached? Or is that her natural color?

@@Ashley-km4qi it’s be more likely for it to be natural

No, he sounds normal for his age. 12?

@@BlackHoleSpain he is 7

@@BlackHoleSpain wait nah he’s 10

Sean's sweetness toward his sister struck me too. She's a lucky girl!

So if she says yes, is she dumb?

What job would you recommend, then?

All I'm saying is that I would hardly want to any young person to experience the amount of back-breaking training and emotional/mental hardships that all idols go through. We've all seen how that life is not as glamorous or safe as it appears to be. I'm a Army, Blink, Monbebe you name it. But I've seen how that kind of life destroys some people from the inside. But what do I know?

@@Ariadne4 being an idol means you have to sacrifice your whole life for the public and the worse thing is that you'll have a relatively short span of (possible) success. Many, many of them suffer a lot just so they can be famous for some years. If you think that's ok, good for you. Fans have literally no idea what's going on under all those fake smiles and performances... Also, they're incredibly oblivious on how TV shows work. I prefer 100 times more a normal singer or artist than an idol, and this is coming from someone who was an ex Kpop Stan and still occasionally listen to it.

@@laetitiasales3527 exactly my point

백인믹스니 그렇지요~ 흑인이나 동남아 믹스였으면 인터뷰 안했겠죠~?

@@skystarsj 왤까요?

@@user-pn6kc7gd8v 그러게요. 가슴아픈 현실입니다.

@@skystarsj 네 진정한 사회는 매우 유독하고 인종차별적이에요

@@user-eb7lv3nz4m 정말 가슴아픈 현실입니다. 백인혼혈은 친근하게 다가가지만 동남이나 특히 흑인혼혈은 아직도 배척하고 무시당하지요...

부러워서,,,,ㅠㅠ

누가봐도 너무 예뻐서 하는 소리지.. 조금 더 크면 확실히 알게 될거야..

@@QWER-wv5kn 애들한테 예쁘고 잘생겼다고 한 말의 어느 구석에 인종차별이 들어가있나요? 열등감 덩어리씨?

@@QWER-wv5kn 사회부적응자

@@QWER-wv5kn 성형하고 살빼서 잘생겨져라. 댓글로 한풀고다니지말고

He has that big brain and he use it well.

i think hes 12

he's 11

Why specifically a quantum physicist lol? EDIT: I saw the video now lmao. ignore this comment pls and ty

@@serenty.c5648 He's in year 6

ㅋㅋㅋㅋ

이러니까 서양혼혈 은 예능 동남아혼혈들은 다큐란 등식이 성립되는거임

이러니까 찌질이 백인들도 한국와서 날뛰는거임 자기가 뭐라도 된줄알고 ..

@@user-rj8mk6fz1u 근데 또 거기에 넘어가는 여자들 있으니까ㅋㅋㅋ

댓글 꼬라지 가관이다

It's sad that most adults don't hold themselves the same way he does. It seems like a lot of people regress as they age. It's unfortunate.

True. They're both obviously brilliant. Meanwhile, I can't get my 11 y.o cousins to pick up after themselves!!

I can see how that would happen because of racism probably... I'm a French mixed child (half white half black) and I grew up in a rly diverse community where no one has ever questioned whether or not I was French. I guess it depends on your environment 😕 (also probably never experienced racism bc I look more white tho)

It’s probably because people would put that type of label on them and say they are Canadian. I know because I’m half White and half Cambodian and everyone would say I’m just white so I always went with that. It’s weird now because I’m going as Cambodian now because people are referring to me as only Cambodian

@@taetaemin249 same. i lived in america almost all my life, and i feel so americanized, my family overseas comment abt it. but i dont really feel american lol idk y

@@user-pm2zv9fs5r same totally can relate

in Europe, there are (and I kid you not!) third-generationers who rather identify with their family's "root country" than with the country they themselves as well as even their parents were born. So that was not surprising to me at all. It has little to do with "racism" or people being mean to you, but more with your family bond, how your family tackles integration, what kind of thinking you inherit from your family, how close your family wants to keep in touch with the root country etc.. It also has benefits, for example that the original language gets passed on and is being accepted more easily by the new generation.

그리고 특히 흑인 한국인 혼혈들이 인종차별 같은거 많이 느낀데요 :((

한국은 아시아인들인대 백인월주의 적임 ㅋㅋ 졸라 더러움

@spire73 그런데 한국에서 당하는 인종차별은 신변의 위협을 느끼는 수준이 아니잖아요 전 동양인이란 이유로 아무이유 없이 뒷통수도 맞아보고 직접적인 행동으로 인종차별을 당해봤는데.. 냉정하게 서양 한국 어디가 더 인종차별이 심할까요? 스스로 답을 알거라 생각합니다.. 진짜 미국에서 오신거면 더 잘아시겠죠

ㅇㅈ...

해외만큼 심하지 않죠 대놓고 인종차별하고 무시하고 니네나라로 가라 한국에오몀 한국말만 해라 이러진 않아요

I've got a 6th-grade student just like him! Reads books on Einstein in his spare time! I was shocked when he started asking me about uranium and radiation in English class one day lol

@gemijuine That's a good thing, though. When I was a kid, I wanted to be a superhero and honestly believed that my superpowers were going to kick in someday, lol. Adults don't have much hope for a kid like that, lol.

That's me when I was 11,now I'm applying to jornalism lol

bro, some don’t even know what that is, and it’s perfectly fine regarding their age, but for a *10* y.o. to be interested in such topics... Man, that’s impressive frr..

@@DMorga daarrnn.. maybe u should try introducing him to the physics teacher for extra help... just saying lol. would be helpful..

I mean if someone who's mixed has more dominate eurocentric features than mongoloid/Southeast or East asian features there obviously going to be someone that thinks their white because they dont face the same racism as others who's actually has full blooded ethnical asian features. Its common sense.

@@vortexfatwhale they don't face the same racism ? This is Korea we're talking about, Asians don't face racism for being Asian in Korea

@@vortexfatwhale i'm kinda confused bc if you're saying they think they're white because of the racism they face then ok, but if you're not then... what 😂

I think it is sad too. They are also Koreans and not foreigners.

If you were born in France, you are French. No matter what. ^^

Ahhh so ur a Korean adoptee. How did u find out ur half viet too?

Somi looked Korean too growing up. Look at her sister. But now with full growth, makeup and coming into her body she looks fully european. Girls need puberty to look like themselves. Boys faces don’t change as much from puberty, only body does. By the time she hits 15, with her natural strawberry blonde hair, she’ll be looking totally Canadian like Somi or Nancy. Sienna will always have naturally light hair, be much taller than Korean girls, and grow into her natural double kids. The reason you think she looks “Asian” is cuz Kpop idols try to look so European with their eye surgeries, thin nose surgeries and unnatural light dye jobs.

@@parksnrec9298 true also small children have 'flatter' features, asians do too which is why hapas look more asian the younger they are, then they grow into their white features.

@@parksnrec9298 Nancy looks really korean to me and Somi is still very mixed looking (although more on the European side) but she also looked less korean as a child too. I think she’ll grow up still looking pretty Korean.

American isnt a race or ethnicity..

@@blacklikethesun ikr... People act its race im here like "👁👁... Its just a nationality..."

공감 ... .부모 영향이 큼...

That's because Korea is a real country and not a settlers colony, you can't just be Korean because of magic soil

Pretty sure all foreigners in Australia are labeled 'foreigner/immigrant' unless they commit a positive act or achieve something. Just look at how your media plays with the words: If it is negative news about them like crime? They are "Immigrants" and their ethnicity mentioned. Positive news like they won competition or achieved something? Call them "Australians" or even "Our Aussies"... So what you said is not completely true. On top of that, the comment above has a point too.

That's what you get when you have a homogenous society. What people fail to realize though - is that there is a difference between cultural upbringing & your DNA. In the case of mixed kids for example, if they grow up in Korea - they are 100% Korean (culturally speaking) no matter if some idiot claims otherwise. Your cultural identity tends to be stronger no matter what you look like.

@@cottoncandykawaii2673 it doesn't matter... france and some other european countries do the same...I guess its a question of ideology.

@@warzy01 Europe didn't do it willingly kzfaq.info/get/bejne/fZpliteZtbrTYmg.html

Greetings from your fans in Vancouver, BC!

떠나면되죠

let's not wish this little girl to be a part of the hell that is the intertainment industry.

@@ISangaloUnofficialFR thats a bit dramatic, it is a hard industry but rewarding as well, just like many jobs out there

@Cassandra again thats kinda dramatic, it can definetly improve but its certainly rewarding for those who want to be a performer for a living,

That happens in the USA too, not just for asians. I'm about half hispanic and half 'white' but 'real' hispanic people say I'm white, and 'real' white people say I'm hispanic. They're both wrong - I'm a person.

I am mixed and French although none of my parents are French and people have never put me in one category, those countries sound toxic af

I think it's toxic to identify people by their race/ethnicity instead of just the country they live in

@@yanna6815 If we are gonna label places toxic based on stories we hear, let's add Paris to it, shall we. Cause my friend who is half-French half-Japanese has lived his whole life in Paris and got randomly attacked by Maghreb young men a few times (cause he looks "Asian"). 6 months ago he moved to Tokyo and is finally free from his neighbourhood guys. He is not the type to make such things up, and he sounded really frustrated and a bit disappointed in Paris when he told me those stories. He said it's always the same kind of people who would attack him, and whenever he complained, he'd get shut down cause he's "white" and there can't be discrimination in Paris against him.

@@yanna6815 And how is it toxic to label people by their race/ethnicity instead of just the country they live in? I have lived in both Japan and Korea. However, I'd still prefer to be called my home country's citizen and my enthnicity, please, as I am definitely far far away from being either Japanese nor Korean. And even if I lived there for years, I do not want people to call me Japanese nor Korean. It is not "toxic" to call me by my ethnicity, as I am, in fact, born that way. The word "toxic" is being thrown around randomly these days and people keep confusing what they're actually against. Syntax error.

Lmao mutt.

@POOPEEvomit 그나마 다행이네요.

@POOPEEvomit 중고딩되면 철이라도 들 시기니깐...인종은 신경안쓰죠 그냥 다 같은 학생이라는 생각

수영장 탈의실에서 외국인들 많았을 때 는 좀 놀랐어요. 코타키 나발루로 순간이동한줄