how to get out of an awkward situation " I need to pee " - Wes.

4:53 "Youre not writing this". at the end, "Written by Phillip Wang"😂😂😂

"this isn't some script that you're writing" well I hate to burst your bubble...

You can't make someone love you. It's the sad reality. Thank you for reminding us all, WongFu.

"I'm gonna pee" -Wesley Chan, 2016

I love how WFP's script has gotten a lot more mature through out the years. The feels and the experiences are getting real and they are getting more fitted for an older audience. Well done guys

"No story would happen if you are not willing to turn the page over", best quote of the film. Who's with me here ? :)

I'm really amazed that so many are relating to and enjoying this video, just listening to two ppl talking essentially. Wasn't expecting this response and glad the thoughts/feelings in my head can help so many of you.

Who brought the fucking onions to my desk.

"When you say you want this story but you've been stuck on this one page this whole time no story can happen if you're not willing tot turn the page." Fuck, the feels train just hit me again.

sometimes a memory is better left frozen in time

Man I wish I was a kid again, so I wouldn't have to deal with these defeating emotions now that I'm an adult. Life was good back then.

when she said you're not writing this... Phil actually did hahah

"You don't want me, you want the possibility of me."

I miss this WongFu. MORE PHILS. I NEED TO PHIL MORE.

My boyfriend and I of 4 years just broke up yesterday. We were 17 when when we started dating. He was the love of my life and I full heartedly believed I was going to marry him one day. Our relationship lost it sparks after three years, but neither of us could admit it. We were to scared to face the truth, and held on to the story of us. He finally said something, and we knew we had to break up. But this is one of the hardest things ever. I, like Phil's character, keep wishing I could have a second chance to fix things because I have this fairytale ending created of my significant other and I want so badly for that ending to come true. But reality doesn't always follow the story you want, and I'm having a hard time accepting that, and accepting that I have to move on.

"You don't actually want me, you want the possibility of me" This is, literally, the reason why people hold onto their exes and can't move on. Even when theres no more room to grow in the relationship, most people hope for a second chance to 'fix' things, or to make it happen just to fill in the empty spaces, and questions with answers. but reality is, they gotta move on, and realize why it didn't work out in the first place. because, so what if you get back with your ex? you're only running in circles. (of course, all relationships are different, and its easier said than done to move on) Im just really glad that Phil brought this up! and thanks for making me feel super emotional.. even when I have no reason to haha! Good one :)

I phil like Phil will be a very nice person to talk deep conversations with.

I kind of wish that Cathy Nguyen played as Wendy. I imagine this as a continuation of Strangers Again, the aftermath.

"Just wanted to catch up" Wendy: we can catch up here DAMNN WENDY YOU COLD

giving me all the feels right now. still can't understand why and how some breakups happen for "no reason" or "just get over it" or "you're too good for me"

this was so real and emotional (but of course what script written by phil isn't)

Wongfu is therapy, seriously, what you guys write is real and honest and have made me a better person. Thanks Wongfu crew.

My cousin was playing eyes nose lips in the living room while I was watching this, the feels hit harder than they should've

When she started talking about him always being in his stories or tryna control what happens i started to feel like that was something that was inspired or pulled out of Phils life. but whether it is or not this short was freaking AMAZING. i just love how something as simple as filming two people talking in one location could be done soooooooo FREAKING well! GoodJob Wongfu.

strangers again...again...again

I didn't understand this when I was younger but now it hits differently very differently.

It's a touching topic. We all have someone deep in our heart who is untouchable, whom you gonna never forget.

Why is Wong Fu so good at these emotional stories man...

I actually know someone that wants to always see their relationships with people like those fairytales, but every time they do that in a relationship it gets so sad, because things never go right.

she is such a good actress. I hope you guys work w/ her more in the future

"I'm not gonna keep sabotaging my reality for the sake of fiction." Damn

This came at the right time i needed to hear it...

For years I've grown up watching you guys and the shorts u make. But THIS... I feel like it was growing together with your content. This was so strong (not because of the language) but there was so much let out into this. Not that the other recent videos or the movie wasn't great. But this. This felt like stepping into some new place with WongFu. This felt like growing up together. I don't know maybe it's just me

i really love this. speaks my mind exactly. you know how it feels when you are latching on to something that you shouldn't, or should have let go a long time back? or when you are caught within a web of emotions and expectations that you confuse ideals from reality. i think the hardest thing is letting go. heck, or even moving on. sometimes u are in a relationship because there is no reason to leave, but your heart is somewhere else. sometimes you just don't let go because you feel strongly for the person and you just want to give a second chance but it ends up being the n-th time. i don't know, it's so hard to let go, but then you are caught between the devil and the deep blue sea, you just don't know where to go. will you regret your decision? will you benefit from it? relationships can be so much of a chore, or a blessing. will taking the red pill mask your insecurities and sadness? many a times i wish i had the courage to take the blue pill and sort myself out and move on. a relationship runs a risk of getting so unhealthy at times. this video has taught me one thing. every individual needs to be free and be able to determine what is best for them. it can never be a case of... the boy who cannot leave and the girl who cannot break up. if things doesn't work for us... we need to have the courage to let go and start on a new chapter/book. it's hard. but it's necessary. i'll probably be heartbroken and cry over the failure of a relationship, but if it's the best for both parties.... it has to be done. entering a relationship is easy, sustaining it is tough. the most difficult thing, however, is leaving a relationship. it's leaving what you have built, what you have endured, and what you have sacrificed so much for. but letting go is key to improving yourself, and starting a new life. letting go is like death, but only in a different interpretation. you don't actually suffer from death (or the end of the world). death merely represents a new beginning. similarly, letting go leads us on the pathway of a new beginning. but the good memories will remain. and it will remain untouchable. and it should stay that way. peace.

Uh. Well damn. This hits really close to home. I just went through something like this and it literally like every word in this video could apply to me and that hit me hard. you guys are amazing.

This is actually a really sick channel I'm a new subscriber but I've binge watched almost every video

Blue Moon is a twist off. No opener needed yo

This is exactly what am going through. Reading the same page over and over.

We all just want that perfect resolution to our own heartaches. What went wrong? Why? We have a lot of questions that needs answers. I guess movies have just given us an unrealistic view of how a rejection or breakup happens. In reality, people just stops caring for each other, someone lets go, or other heartbreaking reasons. The talk just stops and you are just stuck there trying to know what and why went wrong; how it went wrong. Moving on for some is a long process. It's hard for some to just get back up and try again. Human nature seems to put unconscious safeguards that protect us after a huge emotional breakdown. The more we get broken the more we build walls that serves to protect our hearts. Time is the only cure as walls decay and get weakened someone will eventually be able to break those walls again. But until that time comes, it is okay just to cry and talk to a friend to let those emotions out.

I love Wong Fu for so many reasons and this kind of vid is on my Top 10 ! Thanks Phil for your awesome writing lovestories skills ..

Alisa at 4:50: "you're not writing this" *checks description* "Written and directed by Philip Wang"

Amazing stuff Philip, this is brilliant work. Millions of us are stuck in our own storybook, even tho we are not the author that gets to decide what happens next. We imagine it in our heads hoping that it is and was meant to be. So we stay on the same page tormenting ourselves instead of accepting it and allowing ourselves to continue to the next page that leads to the end of our story. I took every breakup hard and felt that it was the end of the world. It is very hard to accept that sometimes, people change and you have to just accept that it is their choice. Young love turns into old romances, It is best to look for all the qualities you loved and respected in your ex's and not make the same mistakes in the past. The person you love in the end shouldn't be the just another person. It should be all of your ex's combined ( The qualities you love ) WHO?, WHAT?, WHEN?, WHER?E, WHY?

Whoa... she handed him the reality cheque, like "here's the price of not moving on" LOL

this is so good it hurts

THIS MADE ME SO EXCITED WHEN I GOT THE NOTIFICATION

I recently lost someone really important to me. I've just been stuck in a cycle of "what-if's" and I know I shouldn't dwell on it. I'm learning to let go and start living a life that doesn't have him in it. It's hard, but I know I'll get better in time. I miss you lots, and I hope you're doing well.

Nearly 2 years later, this is still the short I revisit the most from yall...something about the simplistic yet heavy environment created by literally just two people having a conversation about their current stance is SO powerfully intriguing to me. You guys keep inspiring me, thank you so much for this Wong Fu :D

I like it when you guys cuss, you guys should do it more often. It's much more realistic.

All aboard the feels train....

We should make it a thing where instead of saying "The feels" we say "the Phils"

Whoever Phil's girlfriend is, she's a lucky girl. Phil understands how relationships work and how they can sustain. I hope he can find that person special person and find their ever-after.

I feel like WFP has a secret facility where they prep up gorgeous female actresses to play specific roles for their videos :P

I just read a chapter of Untouchable the webtoon.

If WongFu ever taught me anything, it'd be a late realization that they were always right. lol, i'm a sucker for love and i use to binge watch all of WongFu sobby videos like this and think, "these are just videos like the movies, it's not like this in real life." but i legit went thru at least half of the things they've written in my own life lol. it's nice to see WongFu still sticking to their roots. thank you for always making me cry to sleep lmao.

A lot of things in life you don’t get a second chance. So don’t mess up the first time. Pressure is on. Those who revel in pressure do well.

CUSS WORDS THIS IS THE REAL STUFF

wowww that was beautifully written. great acting by Philip and Alisa, even Wes's acting has improved! and i love the cinematography and the split screens!

Whenever Phil is casted in a short, it's weird to hear him being addressed by a different name. Like when she called him Evan, in my head I was like, "Who's Evan? He's Phil."

Instagram reel brought me back here, and owch. This hits different from when I was younger. I even see one of my old comments from 7 years ago. In that time, I've dated someone amazing, but we split because we were simply incompatible. It was so sad because we loved each other. They're my "untouchable." I like to tell myself that if there was a book about my life, their introduction would be one of my favourite chapters to read - like a beloved guest star in the tv series of my life - appearing once and never again, but still a fan favourite.

Wow, the last time Wong Fu used F-words in a sketch was when they were still filming stuff for college, wasn't it? Something like that? It was a long time ago. Anyway, really good work. Phil's a great storyteller.

These are those deep, deep moments that not all of us are lucky enough to have.

Even if the relationship is over, it's true that there are things that will stay and will not disappear. Like the memories you've shared together especially the most fun and good ones. However, it doesn't mean that you are stuck in there. That you haven't moved on from your past.

Reality hurts more than fiction. This story was fictional but the true meaning is real. It hurts how even I haven't hit that "reality" yet. Through watching this I realized I was stuck in the fiction that "he" may still have feelings for me. When he already fucking moved on and seems to be happy with his new girl. Shit... thats what this situation is... shit.

Ok. Wow. "You are not writing this!" and "No story can happen if you are not willing to turn the page" are really good lines. Maybe they are just hitting the right spot at the right time but still.

this'll probably get lost in the stream of comments, but I love this so much because it embodies the meaningful side of WongFu. It feels like this video (and other videos) gives me a tiny ten-minute snapshot of a moment with such intense vulnerability and emotion without even giving me the full story. It's so pure despite the messy, unclear feelings within, and it's like I can feel or even understand their history without knowing it. And for that, thank you.

My takeaway from this short is that it's actually possible and acceptable to feel curious about what might-have-been, but at the same time, still able to accept reality for what it is, and move on with life. Well, it may be too far for me to say that this is "acceptable" or "normal". But knowing that I'm not the only one harbouring these conflicting emotions and feeling "okay" about it, makes me feel less alone. Once again, thank you, WongFu and thank you, Phil.

wow this helped me a lot tbh getting over this curiosity/going back to it phase

Wong Fu always hits feels I never thought I had.

"Sabotaging reality for the sake of fiction" - This line stood out to me the most but this was just generally an amazing little short. Simple yet so meaningful. As someone that is currently stuck reading the same page too, this was really interesting to watch. There's a reason I love Wong Fu so much and this short adds to a list of amazing ones that you guys out out time and time again!

As a guy struggling right now to let himself move on, this hits so close to home man. When a relationship ends because of unavoidable differences but there's still so much love in it I somehow feel like you lose your partner twice: the first is when you break up, and that's already terrible for the both of you. But the second time is when you are alone, alone in that garden of pure love for the other, and you have to look at that garden that's brought you the best feelings in your life and let it dry out, wither and rust. We feel tempted to keep watering it, with our hopes and longing and heaps and heaps of tears, until we end up still alone in a lush but empty garden, a husk of our former selves that dried up instead. It kills you to let that garden wither, and it kills you to water it... until you find closure. That is what I long for, and that's what your video helped me get just a tiny bit closer to. Thank you.

what a good actress! she was very natural

when she said "untouchable" the first thing I thought was "OMG THAT'S THE TITLE OF THE VIDEO"

There is so much truth in what you guys do, thank you. I'm almost 30, and just recently went through a difficult break up with the love of my life and so this was very cathartic for me, really resonated and gave voice to a lot of the things I/we have been going through. Have also been thinking about this idea of beautiful experiences and relationships in the past being "untouchable" so really appreciated that! The strong language was a little shocking for what I am used to from you guys. But it was very honest too, for the material. But again, I love the work you guys do, comic, dramatic, etc. Keep speaking truth and beauty, even the painful kind. Huge fan.

this was EXACTLY what I needed a year ago, but sadly i had to learn this on my own, but life has never been better. this video will be a reminder to myself on how much I've progressed in myself ever since.

Whenever WongFu releases a video, I prepare myself for the feels before I click play..

I didn't know there was a serious side of KZfaq but I stumbled onto it today

It is always painful to revive those memories with someone who we loved and has already walked out of our life

It's so weird watching these videos after going through(still kinda in the process) of a break up. I distinctly remember watching these videos before I ever got into a relationship and now I have such a Better understanding of the morals and the story.

These always seem to come at the perfect time

4:53 "you're not writing this" *credits start* Directed and Written by Philip Wang

this helped me so much in what i'm going through right now. I love how these vids are so relatable, i feel understood, and from that I can understand.

Phil: I'm fucking everything up! Me: *breathes heavily*

Almost happen to me this weekend but I chose the alcohol instead...

Thanks for giving me the the closure that I needed...

Dam rewatching these hit so differently when you're older

No matter how many times i watch this, I cry ...

It's difficult to find this kind of a girl who actually knows how to communicate...

It's weird hearing unbleeped words on this channel but it's cool!

Philip that was one of your most moving scripts. Honest talk makes a world of difference. Kudos to the whole team. You guys are gifted.

The concept is exactly what I went through except the part where you meet your old partner and talk. I found myself wanting this fantasy and not realizing the reality at hand. So after leaving each other without saying anything and possibly bad terms I felt I was doing good but still felt lost inside. After watching this video it helped me realized a lot. Thank you guys for making this wonderful video. I appreciate it sincerely and please keep up the good work.

An emotional WF short! It's been so long!! ^-^

more of these please, theres so much inside phil's head that we want to see :)

Dammit, that was deep. I started connecting this story with some painful memories of my own past, and I started crying. WongFu, you never disappoint with the heavy emotional stuff. Thank you for making this video

ahh i come back to this video ever so often - thank you for making such a vulnerable and truthful film, wongfu!

"You're not writing this!" Written and Directed by Philip Wang Oho I see what you did there

Untouchable... That was my nickname in high school

This was so good. One of the best WongFu videos for a while now.

Thousands of views but few can feel the untouchable....

real nice lesson here. mad props. honestly forgotten about wongfu. came back and now i know why i liked them in the first place.