Was just thinking that

You got to respect that interview with the 3 friends - the white blouse chick knew and said what’s on her mind although some might not like to hear itv

Nah they were most definitely honest

exactly what I thought

@@Susu-td7vg "white blouse chick" 💀

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media? sorry but black ppl spread this stereotype by living up to it everyday.. look at young black kids who think they are gangster by hearing rap music 😂 all this talk about being hood just to fold once that becomes a stereotype

Right they got like Kpop from black ppl, but for some reason don’t see the positives and humanity in other ways

@@DistortedV12 kpop from black ppl? 😂😂 these mfs are just following trends.. ive heard alot of latinos music also being copied by kpop.. so it isnt just black ppl.. they just copy whatever is trendy

@@DistortedV12 like i said.. thats a trend type of situation not a race issue.. and the influence of black culture in the USA isnt history since its not taught.. kpop just copies whatever they think is good.. u dont see latinos cryng when kpop copies.. js

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Every culture has contributed something to global society/ies. Romans, Greeks, Egyptians, Persians..........etc and yes Black people too. Especially the ones in Africa.

It's also interesting to me that their perception of Black people is dominated by what they consume of African-American culture. I wonder if they apply these cultural stereotypes to people who come from the African continent. I used to be housemates with several people from the continent (Zimbabwe, Uganda, Nigeria) and they are culturally distinct enough (to me anyway) from my African-American friends.

Y'all were on a good path, then crack happened

ESPECIALLY Kpop. It is rooted in hip hop

Definitely nice to see their honesty

Yep

There’s been another korean person doing this type of interview and they say the same thing that it’s all based on stereotypes and that they dont have a problem with black pple soo

@@Louffydances4life What we really need is anonymous interviews done by a Korean person. If they know millions of people are gonna see it, it’s the same as if they were talking directly to a black interviewer. Only then will we get their true feelings lol

@@justinrodgers9928 Why do you want so much to see racism? Like you know that a lot of people will be racist, but on a large scale they will just reproduce racial stereotypes that can be hurtful, but are not a danger to anyone, and can be easily fixed, people in those places are more likely to learn because they don't have a racial history and hundreds of years of engrained racism like some places. Idk where you from, but literally racism as we see in east asian countries is mostly a result of American media influence, like, those people created fucking Jim Crow, it goes all the way back to that hellhole. I don't see the point and wanting so bad to see people being racist in korea, that's weird as hell, if you want to know how is actually like to be black there you can see black people talking about their experiences, but wanting to hear racist opinions from a specific type of group is just odd.

@@BC-vj1gm not saying there aren’t. I watched them too but imma stick to the positive side

Black American people are the most influential Black people in the world with the most influential type of Black culture, so they just repeat what they seen from the media that showed Black people. There's Black African Men even in Japan (especially from countries around Nigeria) that even imitate these Black American Hip Hop stereotypes or just flat out lie that they're from America to be accepted and they care little about the negative effects it brings to Black Americans or Black people in general.

its better that than being stared at cus they are scared or despise you because youre muslim. Man, media is scary like that i remember a time where i dont want my mother to go out of the house cus scared of getting attacked or shanked by a drunkard or being a victim of hate crime.

@@yodad723 that’s true!!

@@dirtystuff1452 I’m sorry :(

Even if you don't associate with hip hop its arguable the most influential culture in the world

@@cozyjetlag japan is like this too. But the younger ones would sit next to me. I dont care for when the old ones dont because i atleast get that they are old minded. Young japanese are much nicer, welcoming and they find us cool.

@@cozyjetlag lol I mean South Koreans and North Koreans are racist to each other, what makes you think they will like anyone else.

@@Xilladan093 not rlly

I need your advice brother, how did you succeed with that? :)

I want to visit Korea and get a feel of their culture and not just what I've seen on television. Thanks for the info

okay but don't be another victim please ...😴

Not for me lol

Nope

Yes may not fight physically. But sometimes you have to fight for respect, a job interview, in corporate America, etc. They missed the point. Black people really do have to fight for everything they work for. I was in the army and I had to fight to keep my rank as a sergeant when I only been promoted for month. We have to stay on our toes or someone will swindle us out of anything we have earned.

I’m not black I gotta fight to everything..and in my past right to survive that’s life

U know Damn well🤔 they scared of black men especially big black kahunas 🤣😂

You realize that’s the same for every race right? What you described. I guess not.

you say that until your go to somewhere like Seoul and they treated you unabashedly differently. We're not going across the planet showing the same image. Other countries just see what american media WANTS other nations to see. ANd we usually aren't making that decision.

@@kyleconnor2759 🧢

@@kyleconnor2759 you are only one race and can only "truly" speak for yourself and your own experience everyone don't face the same issues.

@@uabforfindingthisbutalr6464 you realize from my comment I'm not american, right? You are part of the problem, fitting all people of African decent into your american problems 🙄 I've never even been there 🙃

They have these stereotypes regardless of American media. Why are you putting other black ppl down? We’re not required to live a certain way of life to please others abs social media will only boost what they want to boost and twist any and everything they can. They see black people as thugs even though they have their own gangs and issues over there. They’re more scared of black gangs even though the Mafia and the Cartel are a thing…that should tell you enough

Fax we need to make a change

@@lemotion3771 yeah and the young generation looks up to them too much.. i talk from experience.. ive met many ppl from different races and wealth classes.. and the majority of black ppl ive met think this way.. altought the ones who dont are really smart ppl and im glad alot of ppl also know this "gangster culture" isnt good but its not enough to make a change irl... but playing the victim or race card on every issue will only make other races not like black ppl.. im dark myself but not black.. and i really want the black community to succeed.. but it needs to be done the right way and not the pointing fingers and cryng way..

@@uabforfindingthisbutalr6464 If you want to uplift the black commuity so much then you need to actually learn the nuance of the issue you are speaking on. the reason why young black kids are exposed to those unhealthy behaviors are because of systemic oppression and racism. black people shouldnt have to be put on a pedestal to be treated equally. would you say the same to a rebellious white teen kid???? no you wouldn’t

I think it would not actually be that hard to get honest answers if you said "Hi I'm a reporter on youtube I ask people in Korea questions to tell people in the united states. These questions are about black people, but please just be honest. I've heard it all before. If you were willing to stop and talk to a black person on the street, I doubt you'll be able to say anything that could really shock me. " and taht would likely cover it.

@@booradley6832 yeah that's usually the recipe for a good interview.

Wym “at least”

@@koreanbeefcake at least they are aware of the influence of social media. And social social not always being 100

@Ryan Fowler bro my accountant is a black dude. He never had domestic disputes. Idk where you think black people have domestic abuse. I know white dues and Mexicans blacks and Asians that domestic abuse.

This was a thing faaaaaar before social media baby girl.

But it's not social media's fault. Racism was far worse two hundred years ago than it is now, yet social media didn't exist. One hundred years ago it was better than two hundred years ago, and right now it's better than it was one hundred years ago. Newer generations will always be more accepting on average than previous ones (because people typically accept change better when they're younger), and despite whatever you think social media is doing, people in SK and anywhere on Earth will be more open in a few decades then they are now.

You never been in a situation were you were the sole ‘expert’ on hip hop topic and put on the spot to rap, or be athletic?

@@denzelcounts7036 only white progressives do that to us

It’s the same with every culture

@@yessir1913 nobody said it wasn’t

@@yessir1913 event tho it isnt

Yeah that's the vibe i get too. A little cautious/nervous before they meet us based on what the media tells them we're like, and then once they actually meet as and get used to us then it's like "oh ok no they're actually cool". It's just basic misunderstanding, which can easily be corrected. I'll take that over hundreds of years of ingrained pure racism and outright hatred towards us like America has any day lol.

🤣 the same supposed racism is also a narrative beamed directly into your heads by the media. You’re manipulated puppets

Yeah I thought that was really sweet she openly gave him that compliment. I’m sure he was flustered after that lol I’ve always been attracted to Koreans, Japanese and Chinese women. I just love their culture, their foods and their kindness. It’s great seeing that they have the same interests as us.

@@Anjilstorm1 well tbh bro dating Chinese woman in China is tuff. Japanese over 90% prefer Japanese guys due to cultural similarities. In China, a woman dating black guy and even white guy would be viewed as a whore or used. Of course for Asian American women it’s not like East Asian women

That's a man

yea he managed to make them comfortable

I think open and honest responses is do in part to culture in Korea. When you can kick someone out of your cafe because you don't like their race there is less backlash with being deemed racist there. In America racism is deemed worse than pedophilia so you will seldom have anyone be open and honest about racially charged opinions unless it's against white people.

@@WeepingValkyrie I want to pretend you didn't compare the two of them. 😂😂😂😂

@@WeepingValkyrie it's true, murder barely makes the news unless it's something exotic with a cute victim or a mass shooting or something, but if some public figure says something that's not up-to-date with the politically correct style guide I always hear about it even without seeking out that kind of low-brow gossip. I had to learn other languages to hear people speak frankly and recognize how much US people censor ourselves

I was stationed in Korea for a year while in the army,had a GOOD ole time. LOL.I was at Camp Stanley.The Koreans were very nice and polite,if you tried to say ANYTHING in Korean ( no matter how bad)they would smile and laugh.Koreans are MUCH,nicer and polite than americans. LOL.

I hate to break it to you, but black ppl are portraying blacks this way, not the media. When Will Smith slaps a presenter at the Oscars, are you blaming the media or Smith?

@@hzzn yeah just disregard the decades of negative media Hollywood produced because of that one moment. Makes sense.

@@hzzn the media been portraying black people this way BEFORE Will Smith smacked Chris Rock lmao

@@hzzn you are making no sense

@@hzzn ok yeah just ignore years of bad representation in the media WAY before the will smith incident to prove your point cause that’s tooootally logical. You sound very goofy right now.

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Facts

just let them live by them for a week and they will know like the rest of the world knows.

Underrated comment

@@lj5245 facts

Absolutely! The Brother's Korean Was Flawless!

You're lazy to exercise. But you're typing so much so you're not lazy. Exercising is good. It can prevent diabetes. U can do this and take care of yourself. U dont like taking walks. Walks are fun and relaxing.

It's ok if u dont like exercising. Everyone is different

As you probably noticed i'm not black but when I heard of the stereotypes in the video i felt a little bit angry. I felt like it was either they over fetichised black people or deshumanise them by saying they're scary. But in reality it's so different. I met so many French black girls that were cute, elegant or/and sensitive. They're neither scary or give hip hop vibes and I wish people in Korea will start realizing their vision is a little bit narrow on this topic...

@@kdchhy2252 You completely missed their point

@@neonme4781 I'm not sure if you observed most Koreans identity black people with black Americans the same is applicable in Japan. When they think of black people they are thinking of black Americans who are the global image of black people. There are positive and negative stereotypes associated with black Americans. Black Americans have been visiting Japan and South Korea since World war 2 and the Korean War. My uncle Hobbie married a Korean woman in the 1960's. My grandfather's best friend married a Korean lady. Even in Japan the younger generation makes a distinction between black Americans living in Japan and the continental Africans. Black people aren't monolithic. Black Americans have a global image because we have done many great things. Unfortunately there are negative images that have been projected globally too. As a black American who has lived in Egypt for 2 years studying Arabic. Overall it was a great experience. There were many curious people to learn about black Americans. I still think South Korea and Japan are great places for black Americans to visit or expatriate to long term. I have visited Egypt, Morocco, Kenya, Spain and Costa Rica. I have been wanting to visit Japan and South Korea.

Yep. I can’t rap or play basketball.

However a lot of black people who portray themselves in the media do often times fit into the stereotype though

@@rayvonrogers3018 yeah that’s because people glorify that lifestyle and feel like they have to act like that to be “famous” or “fit in”. The media gives move attention to rappers who rap about bad things like guns, drugs, etc (bc people find that more entertaining) but not give that same amount of attention to rappers who do good things for their communities and don’t represent that “bad” image like j cole. The media simply doesn’t want to bc they want to keep portraying that negative image. They want us to be seen as bad people when that’s not the case for majority of us

@@rayvonrogers3018 that’s cool but the vast majority of black people aren’t in the media so aren’t represented by those few bc they tend to be different

@@kgty1295 True, but the ones who represent themselves in the media(from my personal observation)tend to be the loudest and most vocal out of everyone else and like I said from what I've seen, they're the main ones saying that this is how black people are, this is how we live, talk, eat etc. and people who are not from the states or not really used to seeing different people outside the stereotypes are soaking this stuff up and that kind of paints a picture in their head of what they hear how black people are and so when they are confronted with someone different, it confuses them.

What are their thoughts on Hispanic people?

its the same way for Asians in America.. but worse.. Black people always used to mess with me and my brother, as well as other Asian friends.. i have many stories of being assaulted and jumped by black people.. getting robbed.. getting sucker punched in the back of the head and stomped on by 5 black people i didn't know.. while they laughed and cracked jokes.. jumped walking to school, getting attacked and robbed of a pair of iversons(shoes) i got from my parents on my birthday.. etc etc.. I've only been called ch*nk" by black people.. and other commonly used derogatory words like "gook", "chinaman" .. then u got females being called "ling lings"... and of course the outplayed "bruce lee" and "jackie chans" .. etc etc... Of course not everyone but I wish we can all just see past skin color and stereotypes. On the other hands some of my closest friends were and are black as well.

​@@elvinr6207 A few of my friends think hispanic people are sexy and beautiful. One guy I know originally thought hispanic people are like thugs along with African Americans because of what's been shown in the media relating to gangs but I think generally the image is positive

​@@briankim2903 I'm sorry you experienced that. Racism goes both ways, that's undeniable and that shouldn't have happened. And anti-Asian racism is a very real thing. I definitely don't consider my Asian friends to be racists and you probably don't think the same of your black friends. It's when the hatred grows that it's dangerous. Just as many black people might start feeling hostility towards Asian people because of racism, Asians might feel the same towards black people because of Asian hate crimes or what they've seen in movies (if they've never met a black person) and the cycle continues.

@@briankim2903 sure👍😒

Yes she did 🤣🤣 I love her

That was nice lol

i loved that part i was shocked🤣🤣

Lets hope the interviewer gave her what she wanted ;)

Lol right!! She's so cute too!

what's wrong with vietnamese?

@@joe.todddq We'll, he never said nothing was wrong but a big percentage of advisors who were in some of those villages were handed right over to the North when it got too threatening . Just his experiences forming memories. To be honest, guys like my Dad and I, when took out of the field and put behind a desk, we were done as service members.

Korean soldiers only Asians to be conscripted and fight on behalf of another country against other Asians. Not a very proud distinction. In my view makes all the Korean complaints about Japan fairly ridiculous.

i suspect a lot of those south vnese ur dad worked with probably agreed with uncle ho deep down, the north vnese were tough as old boots and very brave

Not really its a preference. Media paints black people a certain way so people who haven't seen many or spoken to any they are scared of us.

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 My thoughts

i’m like wtf 💀💀💀

The ironic part is, a lot of Asians get mad at foreigners for having "yellow fever" and being fetishized yet will prefer to date the very people who are fetishizing them.

just preference tf

The media isn't the culprit. They're influenced by racism, which comes from previous generations. If you looked at any European, American or Asian country one hundred years ago, a huge chunk of the population would be openly racist, and if you go back another hundred years, people would still be owning slaves. The truth is that racist ideologies, specifically Social-Darwinism, formed in Europe in the 1700s and then as Europeans brought slaves across the globe, they brought that racism with them. Generation by generation people become more open minded and realize how wrong racism is, but some cultures have definitely become more accepting slower than others

The "scary" stereotype exists because it reflects reality. And until you can acknowledge that it's not going to improve. Not every black person is violent and we should all be open to that when meeting a black person, but sometimes you can't take chances when it comes to safety.

@@adamtki Shouldn't you take chances with anybody when it comes to safety? Is that only exclusive to black people? Just wondering.

@@lefez9015 it’s lots of factors: your clothes, your demeanor, whether you mind your own business. And black people tend to exhibit intimidating behaviors a lot more than other races. It’s woven into their culture. Of course the same intimidating behavior by any other race requires caution too. So it’s not really about the skin color.

@@adamtki yup, we really need to talk about percentage wise to know the full picture. Stop saying "not all black/asian/etc". If some race make up high percentage of something, obviously they will get prejudice of those thing. Not saying all of them like that.

WELL SAID!!! 👏

🤯 you're right! I never even realized that until now! Where are those videos, make people react to seeing all the good, average, even boring content. See the real content of a black person. Not grand speeches, not the stereotype violence, not the injustices, but just living. And creations. And yeah, some of the jokes are geared towards the projects and ghetto like Friday, but I want my foreign friends to know that it's exaggerating scenarios like everyone else's works. You really gave me something to think on

what’s the name of the vid ?

@@swaguchiha3508 "The Japanese Were Shocked By These 5 Black Inventions!"

Ranzo at BEJ is doing great work!

u say that like the image of the people are controlled by the people. Don't be naive

@@kendrickgray2873 It is definitely controlled or affected by people to variable degrees unless you believe in the reptile conspiracy.

@@kendrickgray2873 Exactly Look at how African Americans were shown and portrayed in cartoons in the 50’s. now think about the people from other societies that saw white people’s stereotypes of black people on TV. That’s why many people have a bad idea of what black American culture is.

new shows or movies like cleopatra, Ariel doesn't going to help either

@@sal8334 Comparing cleopatra and ariel ain't fair lmfao

Exactly! Thank you! I hope they don't either Jeez.👍👍

Positivity always breed positivity bro. Cheers 🍻

Learned the language is important and you will uncover the truth. Married to one for 10 years. And it was the biggest mistake in my life. They speak behind your back or speak negatively about you in Korean. My ex wife's mother was all about money. She would bless us with gifts and in return wanted me to pay her for the gift. When I didn't, thats when all the worst names you can think in Korean was said about me in my face. And that's only a small portion of my extended Korean family. The wife was worst. Could not keep her legs closed for other men, including my brother. So happy that life ended and began with a Filipina. She is my rock. Best choice I'm my life. And her family has been very kind to me.

@@user-yj8nt4wk1q facts

Are you a Foundational Black American, or another type of black person because we are not all the same?

I woulda got the number after that. She aas pretty fine

@@romeojuliet8462 exactly bro missed the perfect chance

she’s a gem he missed out on

​@@romeojuliet8462 so focus on the appearance, get that hookup culture out

😂😂 right !

More of ignorance

Especially from the girls. The guy had a balanced take.

Right she said, “they’re like gangsters”. They need exposure. We have to change Western media

you aren't doing any better, where are your interviews? is his approach perfect? no, but at least he's doing something

true when i was a kid i used to think as them, i have a auntie who has a black bf they're friendly & cool.

Don't worry about what others think of you.

I agree and his locs are amazing lol

@@Blatgotyahatty w carti fan. Nice to see a fellow vamp.

Sadly I also had many stereotypes about other cultures and races. But as i grew up because of internet I got to know what's right and what's wrong.

Friendly racism, i dont even know how to react lmao

THIS

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I thought I misread the first time 😕

When she says gangster she means brave

Because they are. gangsters are not good.

Ohhhh really? I'm Korean, but I thought gangster meant something good...ㅠㅠ

@@JJ-kp6ee i guess you can say the word "gangster" got lost in translation lol

@@JJ-kp6ee kinda depends. It's become more of a meme phrase lately like "u so gangster" or "everybody's gangster until [fill in the blank]". As an African American I still have no idea what image I'm supposed to conjure up with the word gangster

There's a lot of Americans who also see gangster as cool, strong and brave It's just a societal difference

Nobody ever said all black people were the same wtf, that's a strawman argument. Literally the video is about stereotypes, and when you find out they're being honest about the stereotypes their county has, you get offended? Makes sense....

@yitzhak shekkelsteingoldmanberg 1 yes and 2 what are you trying to prove? that black people are the same?

@yitzhak shekkelsteingoldmanberg yes fool 🤦🏾‍♀️, oh my gosh y’all need to go and educate y’all self instead of just talking. What are you trying to say in the second part explain yah self???🤨🤨🤨. However, “black” doctors exist , not only “white” doctors are their, doesn’t matter your skin tone once your smart your just smart ugh🤦🏾‍♀️🤦🏾‍♀️🙄🙄.

@yitzhak shekkelsteingoldmanberg Look up pictures of black people with certain features. We come in all shades, sizes, and features.

@@iamsyd4170 It is black people that MUST educated themselves to not steal things,to not become part of gangsters,to not involve with drugs,to not involved with violence crimes etc and to always obey the law and not join black lives matter.Stop asking people to educated themselves while it is you who need to be educated.

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I think these videos are catered more towards people who are interested in moving to these Asian countries yet scared about how they might be perceived and want to have a better understanding of how they may be treated or at least that’s what I think

We are the future to be honest no offence

Exactly

@@mima._.7 Then this video is a way for them to avoid the reality of what they know they will face.

Stuff like this happened way before social media even exist. If anything social media just keeps the cycle going. It doesn’t necessarily make anything worse or better. Just reinforces mindsets that’s ere already there.

@@tiahnarodriguez3809 I agree.

@@tiahnarodriguez3809 Yes I agree with you there Social Media heightened more Racial tensions to the far extreme. It’s deeply sad that this is the only thing that will not change overall, the ones creating the problems should be the first to acknowledge and stop 🛑 it. But until the root of the problem and matter is resolved, only vast improvement will happen but it won’t get rid of the whole problem.

​@@georgia_swannthose are all forms of media hence the term "Social Media"

​@@tiahnarodriguez3809 Think that spreading Knowledge and engagement can help dismantle stereotypes. And most cases stereotypes tend to pass via media and historical factors. Knowledge stands essential to dismantling stereotypes and helping with knowledge dispersement generally

😂😂 people still think that

They can only go off media since there aren't many black people there

They don’t understand. It’s sad but it’s due to what the media shows people. Hopefully one day they wake up.

@@chin5983 dey literaly dont know any black ppl ofc they do

Blame Hollywood man

I agree 100%. It takes a conscious effort to challenge preconceived ideas about others, because our brains are designed to function using shortcuts(preconceptions), as opposed to dealing with everything as totally new.

It doesn't help that black people shut you down and try to "remove your black card" when you don't fit the stereotypical black mold. They have this view of us because we don't allow ourselves to be portrayed as quirky or geeky unless it's to be made fun of (Carlton, Steve Urkel).

Yeah people look down on you for not being a stereotype. My own people either think I’m a lame or much smarter than I really am, I’m just me.

The "Enlightened Minority" but as soon as blacks find themselves as the majority, like Christian majority, they are more than happy to embrace all the hate & division their religion dishes out to unbelievers, just as any Racist

@@ramaraksha01 It's you calling black people "blacks" very iffy.

Bro i see u everywhere lol you're cool tho

I hate that we're only mentioned when it's about music or street style like... I wanna see my ppl build thriving societies and make huge strides in technology and medicine. Things that advance humanity as a species. Til we get to that level, it's always gonna be the same cycle and stereotypes.

@@super-nova. LOL really? I’m Egyptian and Nigerian

@@lnsaneMagnum they are many of us in those places but they just don’t show it… they only show the stereotypes unfortunatel, we need to do our own things and put ourself out

I’m not Korean/East Asian, black or white, but your comment is unnecessarily antagonistic. You act as if blacks don’t have hold prejudices and stereotypes against. All of these stereotypes that Koreans have of black people come from American/European media which is controlled by whites. Keep that in mind.

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Facts

Idk, would you say that to someone like Kanye with his pro-Hitler stance? I think it could be useful to know about this as long as you don't take it too personally or think it somehow dims your light. I took it as more of an observation about Black Americans that was narrow minded. But I'm not surprised at all. Maybe, it's something that should be looked at going forward in the world and future. Instead of just claiming victimhood when something bad happens or you're offended by something racist directed at you or your friends, family. And vice versa when it comes to Korean Americans and/or Koreans.

@@skywalker6648what does your comment have to do with anything?

@@imanigordon6803 Sounds like you did not read my entire comment. But I'll break it down further. Sometimes it can be helpful to hold up a mirror and realize a change in how you conduct yourself as a person or group is necessary.

I think it's also personality. I'm a very direct person, so I come across as somehwat of a threat to some. I'm not black but the darker the skin, the more disrespect still seems to hold true.

Ty bro yeah it's life in hard mode but we have to live with it.

if you black and light skin what happens ? some identify you as white (which is a lil weird) and the others see something they've might no be able to identify

Just like foreigners who watch kdrama think all Korean guys are romantic or they are like idols, they don’t like that too

It’s different for us coming from America though because we’re so diverse and have that perspective. From what I hear about Asia though the diversity is limited especially when it comes to black americans

@Unknown I’m talking about the kdrama fans thinking korean guys are romantic just like in the dramas lol

as a person from another race as well, we get lots of stereotypes too. Country stereotypes and more. Unfortunately we can’t stop them but we are all people and we are all different

This is a really bad take. America is full of Koreans who have brought their culture over so ofc we know more than what THEIR media portrays. There's a very little amount of coloured folk in Korea and their primary source of information is the media that's portrayed by America. Don't be ignorant. This is why people should be more encouraged to spread out and share their culture with everyone.

lol the "Enlightened Minority" but as soon as you find yourself as the majority, like being Christian majority, you are more than happy to embrace all the hate & division that your religions dishes out to unbelievers, the same as any Racist

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Racism under any circumstance is unacceptable neither is it justifiable. "Uneducated/ignorant" type of racism is just as bad because you are racist towards ppl of a race that you know little to nothing about which gives you absolutely no reason to even be racist towards them. Being reserved", perhaps, "confused", understandable because it's something new to you...but racist...unacceptable

@@user-mv7kh5sv9z Well yeah that's what I meant, well in Japan anyway, they're more of an curious, cautious, or just keep to themselves type is what I meant. Overall though, I'd think the experiences living in Japan, more times than not, will be significantly better than in the U.S.

@@brianc21324 yes that I definitely agree so much racism happening here each and every day, the poor being underestimated and not being taken care of and I’m talking about not just the homeless but the migrants from other countries, trying to find a way to make a better living for their families.

@Freedom Forever im korean Research shows that black skin is very soft, most elastic, most muscular, and has the healthiest skin than other races. And there are black people who can’t sing. However, many people think that black people who sing well have deep voices and deep souls. And many korea ppl think about black people have a fun and friendly culture.That’s why Koreans think black people are superior to other races. We don't mean anything bad💖 And friends who are good at English often approach foreigners first and speak. However, friends who can't speak English run away because they are very shy about not being able to speak English.

Really wow, this changes my perspective

Being Black associate with all Black people of the world not just American Blacks, This is where the mistake is being made around the world. Everyone steal from Black Americans, but we American Blacks get Blamed for all Blacks around the world Bad. American Black is the most Copied around the world but yet no one want to be apart of American Blacks, but Africans, Jamaica , or any other Blacks, its all OK. But everyone want to Act, Dress, Sing and Be Like Black Americans.

Why u write a poem

@Yup; you're cute....you got Instagram?

You think they’re lying or even holding back? They’re honest as hell, even my Korean uncle who is 40 said he wanted to be black when he was growing up

@@koreanbeefcake I'm not saying all of them are lying but many if not most of the people in these type of videos are just gonna focus on bringing up the "positives" they believe about "Black people". The one's who have more negative beliefs about us is less likely to actually say the negative things they believe while a camera is there and especially if a Black person is asking them.

@@yodad723 they say the supposed “negatives” like they say there is a stereotype that black people are gangsters, but they say that as a good thing, saying that it is cool

@@koreanbeefcake My point still stands and it's also annoying how many people see parts of from Black American culture and then claim it belongs to Black people in general as if we share the same identity or culture with Jamacians,Nigerians,Haitains,etc when really we are our own ethnic group. It's like people giving props to or blaming somebody from China or Indonesia based on what they seen from Korean culture or Korean people. Asian people are also generalized based off what Chinese people do(and koreans at a lesser rate) but this mindset of generalizing us as the same based on skin color or "race" instead of different ethnicities seem to happen the most with Black people.

@@yodad723 when i say “black” i mean african american, if i meant african people i would say african, and most asian stereotypes are about ALL asians, unlike any other. And it is somewhat fair to group east asians together to some degree because we all have roots from modern day china.

That is rare for a Korean girl. They are not that bold.

@@mrmacho41 well I mean she wasn’t lying. They did have the same style

@Emil Voigt shwhat…

@Emil Voigt what does this have to do with my comment? Lol

He better had smashed

I see we think alike, first girl was fine.

Really tho 🤣😂🤣🤣 I looked away for a sec & looked back like holy udders of truth batman she is beautiful. 😁😆

She was so real for that. I personally don’t find him attractive bus she said what she wanted to say as she should!!

"Skin folk -> kin folk." Easiest way to retain a sense of safety. Now, obviously, it's an assumption and can be flawed, but it has saved lives.

@@Sunflower-ot7qc I mean I find him attractive af, she probably did too it's honestly subjective but I think he cute too

they would! but i think homie could be gay 🥲

exactly. how can we be offended by people failing to be omniscient? what harm are they doing by cooperating with this interviewer?

We'd instead become a virus

I’ve had both experiences with them

I was like my boy getting rizzed by her and he better take his shot!

From what I see a lot korean people are real bold. Like they don't sugarcoat anything

Man...I'mma Filipino and most of my countrymen think of people with African descent as Dark skinned, muscular and are naturally Athletic and obviously genital size comparison enters the mix. If you're a local (born and raised in the Philippines) they will just think of you like anyone else. That's IF they already know who you are. But if you're someone new they would act really friendly towards you and say "yo yo my friend, what's up?" Thinking that most African descent people come from the United States America and will immediately conclude that you play Basketball, have a huge dong, and loves hip-hop music. But if they already know you for quite a while, friends, or even someone they grew up with they'll just call you "Nigro" (black or tanned skin term in my region derived from the Spanish word "negro" which literally means "black") and most of us don't call you that to offend you it's just most of the people's way here to give a nickname to someone close to them, a weird way of giving a "term of endearment" towards their buddies 😅 heck I've been to the same situation it's just that, I'm a light-skinned Asian man. And I agree with them "Kobe" because of you being an African descent just like Kobe though face-wise, you look NOTHING like Kobe 😅 you're more like Derek Fisher instead ✌🏻don't get it twisted though, we got a lot of Filipina women who LOVES theirselves some "Black" men 😉 especially the more diverse-minded ones. Though majority of the people here are still obsessed with having a lighter skin color like those Caucasians and Far East Asians (Japanese, Chinese, Koreans and Taiwanese) because of their misguided upbringing and mainstream Asian media poisoning the minds of the people to make the lighter skinned people as the standards for "good looking" people. 🤷🏻‍♂️ Me personally, I've had friends, acquaintances, women I dated, women I have been interested with almost all ethnicities..my "standards" for beauty is not by the skin color or ethnicity, it's actually just straight up if the woman is actually beautiful, I'd make a "move" on her and if the woman is below a "5", I'll just carry on with my life 😅🤣 she gotta be at least a 7 for me to risk it all. 😉

I am Korean. Koreans avoid eye contact with each other. Or stay away. In foreign countries, they greet strangers whenever they make eye contact, but in Korea, they tend to avoid eye contact with strangers. I think that’s their manners. They doesn’t like to cause harm to others. And friends who are good at English approach first whether they are black or white. However, friends who can’t speak English run away because they are very embarrassed about not being able to speak English.

Honestly dude, you seem like the most "normal" person in this comment section, you actually traveled and experienced stuff. Peeps here try to see everything so black and white.. Like yeah a lot of Asian countries are racist towards Blacks and in some Whites, but if you choose not to get offended by it, you wont. Are you going to change the whole country because now you feel offended? Fk off with that bullshit. Travel, be there, and GIVE THE BEST example in breaking a certain stereotype, move on.. Simple as that. Poeple dont like sudden change so forcing them into one with "that is offensive" wont do any good.

They were open, relaxed?! A black person is asking them. What did you think they were going to respond??

@@cristianhcm1914 I could anticipate anything, because to this day, not all races overseas are into interracial dating.

Yup

Doubt it. Koreans are pretty direct.

im korean Research shows that black skin is very soft, most elastic, most muscular, and has the healthiest skin than other races. And there are black people who can’t sing. However, many people think that black people who sing well have deep voices and deep souls. And many korea ppl think about black people have a fun and friendly culture.That’s why Koreans think black people are superior to other races. We don't mean anything bad💖 Not only hip-hop, but I think it's outstanding in all genres of music. But I think it's because the younger people support hip-hop. And everyone knows that your’re in every profession. However, I think there are more ordinary people who sing well than other races regardless of their jobs. I think this is a stereotype of Korea

Faxx, he better get on that