That it does. We have the younger ones jumping and cheering all the way up to the gray haired grandpa shedding tears at the victory. It is a surreal moment

We aren't erased. Yall delusional.

Agree

there are many asian ethnicities of austroasiatic and tibetoburman groups that dont see the sunlight. thankfully the hmong peoples are doing great due to their hardwork. we are happy with you.

Yes! The collab we need!

Love your KZfaq channel creations

Sunisa Lee story is so amazing.

Sunisa Lee will never be forgotten. History is made.

Proud moment to be born Hmong and 5000 years of history started from Main mother land China our forefather Chiyou and his brothers Huangdi and Yandi. True Hmong just never assimilated to the Han during that time of history. But today, they are united with the other 56 ethnic groups in China. Thanks Fung bros!! Come try our food again, but in twin cities. Lol. Besides, you guys are hmong too because many Hmong are related to southern China. Lol. Dude spider from gran torino also plays in Disney Mulan Chin-Bo. Yes, keep up the great work and yes do more media interviews to positively improve our asian pride and heritage. #stopAZNhate. Hmong will fight back if our elders are attacked. Respect our elders!!

@@niccolom No one here ever mentioned anything about politic views and power. We're only here to unite Hmong and other asian ethnicities. Comment was only a simple response or additional facts of where Hmong history came from and in today's society. Yes, just like all countries, everyone all fought on both sides with all politic views and powers. Instead of being narrow minded and accusing pro china just because of their current communism practices, today in China, Hmong live in peace and have prosper there too. It is today that is clear that there are more people reside in Zhongguo than we all may have thought. Imagine if China was not united, there would've been 56 little countries and easier to be dominated. Look at the clearer picture in America, aren't asian being hated on just because of Covid. Until this day, we still accuse others of where it originated. And elders are still being attacked out on the streets and all just because you cannot change an asian chinese looking like face. Well, peace out.

@@niccolom So you're saying that those who attacked asian in America are communism? Lol. I respect Hong Konger's point of view and where they came from, but at the same time, there are many controversies. I won't say on here. Lol. Peace out and good luck! In America, all asian need to unite. As a matter of fact, on earth, all humans need to unite and stop the fight. But only here where we segregate and discriminate. You, as a Hong Konger, need to step up and stop the asian hater on the streets of the Chinatowns. Other than Asians in America, people see you just as if you are a Chinese, not Hong Konger. Easily profile. End of word. Peace out!

David Yand is a well known Hmong music artist in our community. Please let us introduce ourselves. Thanks David for the comment. All the other ones should too so Fung bros know.

Proud moment to be born Hmong and 5000 years of history started from Main mother land China our forefather Chiyou and his brothers Huangdi and Yandi. True Hmong just never assimilated to the Han during that time of history. But today, they are united with the other 56 ethnic groups in China. Thanks Fung bros!! Come try our food again, but in twin cities. Lol. Besides, you guys are hmong too because many Hmong are related to southern China. Lol. Dude spider from gran torino also plays in Disney Mulan Chin-Bo. Yes, keep up the great work and yes do more media interviews to positively improve our asian pride and heritage. #stopAZNhate. Hmong will fight back if our elders are attacked. Respect our elders!!

SUNI LEE Only possible in America, THE LAND OF THE FREE.

Been hearing lots of Sunisa songs floating around in the last few days…maybe a David Yang version coming soon? 😆

@@az00001 Yes, Mao Tse Dong sought aids from the mountainous Hmong, to guide him through the mountains of China. when he came to power, he rewarded them and brought them in as part of China

I see and hear you sister. Our people have known and intermarried with one another for many years. Thankful that our people fought together in the secret war and that we share the same story. No matter what kind of representation we receive, we consider you guys as family from the hmong community. Much love❤

@@may0o2 Actually the Hmong/Miao and Lu Mien/Yao have live and fought together against the Hans for centuries before migrating out of China to southeast during the Qing Dynasty.

Meuy Saeteurn, Thumbs up to our Mien cousins and neighbors who share many similarities back at home in Laos and now in the U.S. Hmong and Mien are cousins. Sunisa Lee represent you all as well.

You can do it!!!

@You Say Hmong and Mien are cousins for life. Sunisa Lee is your little sister as well and now she represent Mien, Lao, Hmong and most importantly, the great nation, U.S.A. love Sunisa Lee.

Respect 🙏 saaat tuuuuu I love my Lao folks as well my wife is LAO

I read that her biological father is Lao. So proud of her, she represents all of us!

I am Lao too and I am so proud of her! So happy and thrilled for the Hmong community. For all of us ❤ Lao, Hmong, Iu Mien, Khmu, Tai Dam, Lahu and Tai Lue just to name a few, we are all ethnic groups from Laos! (And Thailand, Vietnam and Myanmar too).

Sunisa Lee's biological father is Lao.

Hell yea! ASIANS!

Yes. I am Asian and proud of Sunisa Lee

Amen!

South East Asia , refugee 🙏🏼

Very well said….!

Yay!

thats what you say ? but she didn't say that. didn't you see in her twitter from tokyo she said she only do this for herself and her family. she also said , she doen't owe anybody a gold medal.

@@dejtsisnyabavyuavqeeg2022 though she may have said it, her action speaks louder. After all, we are all human and that mean Suni is entitle to make mistake here and there just like everyone else. Thats petty stuff. Who cares, she's the world champ and making history whether people like it or not.

Exactly. She should be representing all Americans and just Asian-Americans only.

@@MyOutdoors101 yeah but I don't know what her winning has to do with her race she won because she is good and when she was doing her work she did not do it thinking she is asian or not she is a talented young lady and the own it

She not only represent hmongs, asians and americans. She represent no matter how small you are you can make the biggest impact.

if you're as old as you look in your pic, how have you never heard of Hmong? They were instrumental in WW II on US' side against North VIetnamese.

make friends with them, they'll feed you eggrolls one day. Coming from a Hmong.

Hahahahaha no it doesn't things happen

A man not responsible apologizing? haha. wow deep.

I think its more about being recognized rather than behaving like certain Americans...

They just said they were 2% Hmong So it doesn’t count jk 😂

😂😂🤔 He doesn’t need to apologize for anything The Hmongs who moved out of China was their own choice!! No one drove them out! He doesn’t really know Hmong history in China 🙂

@@KevinVang1000 Raya not Mulan.

@@xiyang6080Raya and the last Dragon is based off real Southeast Asian heritage like Lao, Thai, Cambodian and Indonesian, Malaysian, Filipino ect. Their dragons are the Naga crested head serpent. And yes Hmong are truly of Southeast Asian heritage bloodline too due to many centuries of interracial marriages with other Southeast Asian ethnic groups such as the Khmu, or Lahu who we call Mah Doh or Puther.

There are less then 6 million Hmong worldwide 2.7 are in China, where are you getting your numbers from?

@@brucelee5576 Relax bro he’s probably just estimating. But real talk tho we are both East Asian and Southeast Asian heritage.

@@chanceyang9455 Ok I’ll relax , are you Hmong ? Because there are a handful people who think the Hmong might originated from Mesothelioma many thousands of years ago.

Your comment makes me so happy. I’m so happy you have finally heard of us Hmong people!! Thank you! ❤️❤️❤️❤️

I'm Hmong and it's amazing to be Hmong.

You crazy

Google us, the more you know the better😁

@@hootzvangmix2920 I know right...we helped the Americans...to defeat the Communists..lol.

​@@worldentertainmentvang7307 actually, we lost that war that is why we are here and all over the world, to escape persecution from the communist regime. Those who stayed behind surrendered.

You are correct sir...

Thanks

Agreed ❤

Didn't realize Seattle had decent sized Hmong population until I visited and saw the plaques detailing the Hmong community in SEA at Pike Place Market and then seeing that majority of the flower vendors there were Hmong.

they are wise and look young but they are actually old. They are 50 and 52 years old

With all the Asian hatred, Suni's wins solidify the facts that ASIANS are part of America in every aspect of America (sports, military, tech and etc..). So they need to stop b*itching about us.

@@rambopart3754 you talking about the left that doesn't believe about meritocracy for university applicants??

Can Hollywood make a huge production movie about the Cambodian genocide already? Oh wait they'll never do a movie that paints negatively socialists/communists/Marxists. Scratch that.

@@castrodenavarrone With small Asian movie productions companies merging in America, this is our only way of getting any kind of coverage on this topic of movie choice. In non-Asian companies they don't feel this is a movie that will make them money and a top selling box office hit, therefore it wont ever be made by them. If anything they would have an American actor play as the hero who came to save Hmongs and exclude the real story of the Hmong history. Also if they would, more than probably Brad Pitt was be the main Hmong actor.

i read an article about a Hmong who raced sports bikes professionally. i forgot his name, its good to see Hmongs gravitate to other sports besides soccer.

💯

Lmao 🤣

When I first started teaching Middle School, in San Diego & was also finishing the Master's program... there were two Taiwanese colleagues in the same program, with one or two general classes together. They're also finishing their Master's... but in nursing. We went out to celebrate, Kearney Mesa... in a great Chinese restaurant there... and the two Chinese colleagues --- they're were a bit older, so they affectionately called me their "little brother" --- asked what ethnic group was I from. I said "Hmong." They said, "What?" I said, "Hmong... from southern China... the 5th or 6th largest ethnic group in China... 10M plus people..." They looked at each other and one said, "Oh, you mean Maio-Tzu?" ... I said, "I guess that's what the Han Chinese called us... but I've never known myself in any other name, nor my parents or grandparents..." Anyway.... I was mistaken in the Twin Cities --- I lived there for 15 years --- for being a Korean. One time I was in a City Bus, going from Uptown, Minneapolis, to Downtown. There were 4 or 5 South Korea tourists next to me. One woman started talking to me in Korean. I said, "I am not Korean, sorry...." "Oh," she said, "we thought you're Korean, since your face look round like a typical Korean face." Not sure if my Asian face was supposed to be square... but I giggled a bit over the light hearted misunderstanding... HINT: not all South Koreans look like these few dozen pop culture Korean actors & actresses with $1M plastic surgeries. Most of your average South Koreans --- here in the West ---- look no different than your average Hmong, average Thai, average Japanese, average Chinese et al. We are quite difficult to tell apart from each other, except in the very few outlier stereotypical pop culture personalities as noted. Or except when people are talking in languages we know to be Mandarin, Thai, Lao, Vietnamese, Japanese, Korea, Hmong, etc. I have a little brother who's been living and teaching in Japan the last 12 years. He's fluent in Japanese, having learned it since the 1990s as a little boy into Japanese anime &, then, went on to major Japanese at San Diego State later on in college... I doubt very much even Japanese would be able to easily tell him apart from other Japanese, even if they should detect a slight accent in his Japanese... One of my first year roommates at UC San Diego was Japanese American & he spoke no Japanese & that's rather typical, for Asians born here in the West... since my little brother, born & raised in San Diego, as a Hmong American speaks absolutely NO HMONG!

Young Romeo 🤣

bruh

bruh isnt that 苗族, being a Chinese american yourself, you should've known better.

Absolutely I love 💘it

we, the Hmong people, are the adopted children.

nah man. i remember back when there were teen magazines, she was open about being hmong in her interviews.

She may have mentioned it, but never stood as representation of the Hmong community. I think she represented more for Asian in general

@@jenpho not hating, but that’s her choice and her lost. I’m not mad at her. Some people are embarrassed, especially back in the early 2000s. Not much people even knew pho then. I respect anyone’s choice, but Sunisa even more for being so authentic.

Brenda’s a banana… there you go

Brenda is fully Hmong. FYI. Her mom has a typical Hmong name and speaks Hmong fluently like her dad.

Devry must be that attractive... lol

The difference is Jerry Yang is not a world class poker player and got lucky. Sunisa winning her medals is pure skills not luck. Sunisa is a world class gold medal winner gymnast who will likely continue to win lots of more medal in her sport.

@@smlbcity23every thing you do in this world. all you need is luck, nothing is easy. sometimes being lucky is better than being just good. but, to be able to win WSOP like jerry did, you have to have skill to get that far. and also definitely need lots of lucks, you can be the best but you can't win everything, win somes loose some. SUNISA is good but as you can see she couldn't win the last 2 she competed . (the uneven bar and beam) she almost fell off the beam. she got the bronze on the unevrn bar but she fell to fifth place on the beam and she was not medal. that mean you can be good but still need some luck to win.

your better bringing up Xiong Chaozhong, first Chinese to win a world boxing title... who is of Hmong ethnic..

Bro, we all over asia. Not just loas. We have a lot of different Hmong dialect. Mostly south china and all over south east asia. We all over just our new generation just don't know. Do some research

Really

They sold pho, egg rolls, Hmong food all to fundraise for her.

East Asians proud of her too. We all Asians and we need to support each other to defeat the evil colonizers and other haters of Asians.

The evil colonizers? The same way china is colonizing parts of the world lol what a joke

@@d.jmamba7237 which part of the world did the Chinese colonise🤔..ffs just because the west colonises doesn’t mean every other nation does.

@@acemiyamoto61 China is colonizing the spratly islands of the Philippines as we speak.

@@tabzi0 historically it’s China,they definitely have a say in the disputed area,moreover China wasn’t the first country in the region who started building artificial islands,which of course if you did any research besides watching msnbc,Fox News you had know.

The only sports or area in the Olympics that I watched is gymnastics if representing USA. If not gymnastics then I don’t think any other areas interested me. Gymnastics is like NBA and NFL to me.

My back fucking hurts

Thank you…. We’re all Asians and Hmongs love you as well

She’s been getting sm attention

How much attention do you need. She's getting more attention than a lot of gold medalist for doing less just because she's attractive and asian like come on

You guys just dont know about it lolz....come live the Hmong life and you will know how big she is already !! 💪😊

Yeah from Northeast , Meghala ✊✊