9-year-old Faith’s day in a life in Korea [Part 1] | K-DOC

[@mulani3936]

The parents need to take care of these kids hair!! It’s heartbreaking seeing their hair not taking care of.

[@anitaezeh]

Buying hair products i korea is so expensive 🙃

[@iakinsiku511]

@@anitaezeh but she decided to have children. They should at the very least put it in a proper bun, and call it a day.

[@molamola721]

@@iakinsiku511 I noticed that even in the newer episodes their hair is not taken care of but it's better...I think their parents were really busy for that, but I can't help but imagine how much additionnal they might have gone through because of that.

[@mulani3936]

@@anitaezeh the moms hair looks taken care of so I’m sure she can afford shampoo conditioner and gel or even make your own bc I’m sure Korea hair products doesn’t apply to these babies hair. She can even online order it..your kids represent you she has them all on social media with stiff pony tails.

[@mulani3936]

@Yougotnojamss that’s why you get protective hairstyles like braids etc etc they are not 4 they know not to mess up hairstyles it looks like the moms buying hair products meant for only Asian hair not black ppl hair

[@TheHothotheatlive]

She was so wacky and cheerful even when washing clothes, I teared a bit thinking of how she has changed 😢 she's still lovely but I hope she still feels able to be herself. Oh society, please be kinder...

[@veramoraa5609]

ikr

[@lisaisa]

Right 😢

[@allergictohumansnotanimals5671]

How did she change is there a newer video of her?

[@veramoraa5609]

@@allergictohumansnotanimals5671 She's in a series by Kdoc titled when 'when teens of South Korea go camping together' released before

[@allergictohumansnotanimals5671]

@@veramoraa5609 thank you ✨

[@mimia4240]

As an African oldest daughter, I ESPECIALLY relate to Faith. Always having to do everything and grow up faster than everyone. It's simply not fair and I feel for her so much. I'm rooting for you over here Faith! I'll be your big sister

[@mimia4240]

@shes a a ICON shes a LEGEND and she IS the moment. Period West African oldest sibling gang we are tired asffff

[@shalomoyedele493]

righttt nigerian older sister here, i basically take care of my mom too

[@tzet123]

Awh same

[@lkwzn]

as a moroccan oldest daughter i can relate too 😭

[@FeelFree30]

I'm South African, eish I remember doing so much but I also got to play lmao.. I done everything quick fast so I have atleast time to run around.. but it's such a difficult job when we young, wash the dishes, wash that, sweep there, pick up that, pack that, watch the kids, go buy this, go get that.. like ugh... even before sleep.. make make me tea, change the channel on the TV, go get me this... it's just like ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhh stop already

[@yuu9989]

fate is so cheerful when she was younger, there must be something that make her becomes more like quiet person. I hope you always happy and always find your happiness fate ❤

[@molamola721]

@SHANOYA GORDON seeing how she didn't like to go in detail about it like others, I think it was really bad for her

[@shia6757]

@@molamola721 maybe her school friends turned on her suddenly

[@rosangelicasantana108]

Maybe there was something that happen in the past or she just changed.

[@ninithp9930]

Maybe having a sibling that take more space (charismatic like Angel) you tend to adjust and become more quiet.

[@Getoffmyaccount917]

It was the discrimination, racism,and lack of representation that ate at her confidence. She's a beautiful black girl in a world full of pale skin and genetic standards that she could never achieve...nor amount of plastic surgery could help her achieve that. Plus, in the Aferican culture you barely talk about you emotions and there was probably no such conversation during her up bringing. However, on the bright side there is change and hopefully, in the near future more children will be familiar with "different"

[@riaconradt2554]

In big families, there will always be that one child that the parents depend on. Interesting dynamics in the family.

[@littleamig0]

I grew up with 3 older siblings (and now have to little ones). My sister still complains to this day that she had to learn how to cook before she reached my age and had to take care of us while my mom was working. Now we all help taking care of the little ones (who are under 5, there's a big age gap between us) except my sister complains everytime we ask her to help us :/

[@autmnleaf406]

I was my aunties in my family, and then my big sister. They're all married now so I'm the eldest in the house. Now, all the little kids are grown up (the youngest is 8)so i don't have to do as much as my aunties and sister

[@neesha901]

@@littleamig0 Same. My older brother complains about the same thing- which honestly I dont really remember him having to do much consistently. I quickly became a sort of second mom to my siblings around 13- them being 6, 11, and 12 years younger than me. Im the main one to discipline them because my mom always caves in since shes always tired from work. My younger sister also took a lot of responsibilities on when I was away at college... It's just sad but since my mom is the only one truly bringing in income I understand that she tired and therefore expects more of us to take care of the younger ones....

[@k.m4411]

@@neesha901 idk if it happened to you to but the downside of that is that your siblings start to obey more to you than the mother, open up more since the parents isn’t that emotionally available bcs of work. Idk about your family but I think it would be sadly bcs he’s a man, such responsibilities mostly always falls on the oldest sister :/

[@esiuol7454]

for real, i’m that one child :)

[@hobi738]

they need to do their hair. especially in a place like Korea where looking clean and well groomed is so important, she's setting her daughter up to be bullied. it doesn't even have to be anything special, just two cornrow braids would be fine and they would at least 2 weeks. and she's a braider so it shouldn't be that difficult :/

[@queenofswords2142]

Exactly and there’s people in the comments talking about ‘don’t judge’ when their mom is LITERALLY a hairstylist

[@mimi-jo9ox]

she might not have the time

[@mahamahmood8821]

@@mimi-jo9ox if she doesn’t have time for her kids she shouldn’t have had kids in the first place 😕

[@xxqueenxxxxxx6592]

@@mimi-jo9ox if you have kids they require most of your attention

[@CanopusLux]

Yes, she has a high risk of getting traumatizing trough bullying.

[@girlonfire329]

it’s so sad that the mother neglects her daughters hair like that..especially since she works at a salon.

[@nevaehjulien1344]

All her children pretty much

[@weese03]

i know, at least try to slick it back or something

[@reviewranger4202]

I came here just to say that. If you can take care of it, perm it, it's easier...

[@paris4590]

@@reviewranger4202 her hair is permed

[@flowers4madi]

@@paris4590 literally

[@princesstida1]

The mom needs to take better care of her children’s hair because this is unacceptable, especially since she’s a hairstylist. How could you send them to school with their hair like that and let them go on tv like that ? I would be upset if my mom did this. And yes I’m aware that they are children so at the end of the day their hair will get messy but their hair looks very dry and neglected.

[@kuikamau4442]

IKR......But she could give them cornrows which would last for a week or two ..... At that age my hair was always in braids/cornrows and on holidays box braids

[@aawyd]

Especially in a place like korea where a neat presentation is valued so much, i can tell people make comments about her hair

[@deborahriochi-egbon7308]

Honestly like even in a bun or something it’s just going to break

[@cante325]

She probably does her hair in the morning but their kids it gets messed up at the end of the day

[@TheICEgirl6100]

@@cante325 no, she just threw on half a wig on her head and brushed her real hair over it badly

[@aedlzvn]

I used to be like Fate, I was THAT cheerful until everything fall apart. It started with getting bullied and excluded by people until I became a timid introvert who can't socialize despite being in my 20s.

[@tama3442]

I'm sorry that happened to you and definitely understand how that feels just so you know you're not alone and GOD loves you. Jesus saves ❤️.

[@BAMBII999.]

Same worked & beat me to the bone I have problems trusting ppl bc I think I’ll be bacc in the position I fought so hard to leave out of. I have 1 friend & my sister other then them I don’t talk to nobody else. Ppl these days will toy w your mental and I don’t need to add that to the list of things 😫💯

[@tama3442]

@@BAMBII999. I completely understand I was bullied since I was in kindergarten until 10th grade then in 12th mistreated by my only best friend in the entire school. I was so hurt cuz I felt hated being that same place I was before. But I learned that I didn’t need anybody else and to stop chasing after others for healing or to save me. Only GOD can do that. I’m sorry that happened I hope you heal and that what you been through that you don’t hate others. I hope (if by any chance you haven’t) you forgive those who hurt you. I care for you sis and want the best for you. Remember GOD sees you and loves you. JESUS saves ❤️.

[@kiddgrace9909]

Keep looking forward. Keep going out. Keep speaking and thinking positively and loving yourself and others. You have decades in front of you. May they be joyful! May they be bright!

[@wilhels.7986]

Girl I feel!

[@vanc9870]

Omg fate is such a hardworking loving sister she deserves everything 🥺

[@omisonafasina7945]

This reminds me of my parents who came to the UK from the Caribbean. I and my older sister did all the chores looked after the younger siblings all boys, who played. My parents had a different mindset very similar to Faith's mom. it was to train us, girls, to know how to look after a family. Her children's hair was the least of her problem. Educating, feeding them, and paying the bills was their priority. The children look healthy and loved. In a foreign country without an extended family, it's hard.

[@CanopusLux]

It's still unacceptable. Her mom is a hair dresser so she should take care of faith's hair. No one says that she needs a big fancy hairstyle, just give that poor girl a normal bun or something. Shes in a foreign country, at a foreign school and I know from personal experience, that kids can be very cruel, especially if you look different. I hope she dont get bullied in a higher grade because her hair looks like a hot mess. It's nor that hard to brush it and put some clips in it or her mother could at least teach her that so she can do her own hair

[@omisonafasina7945]

@@CanopusLux I'm unsure if you know anything about black hair. But her hair looks as if it had been blown out of place by the wind, if Faith was aware or if mom had the time, just before shooting the scene it would be no problem to just brush her hair into place. Much of the assumption has been her mom doesn't look after her hair but I don't see evidence of it. Faith could easily brush her hair into place if she was aware at the time. Perhaps I should have added to my initial comment That Black families in general place a huge emphasis on hair and the wearing of hairstyles. Particularly as their children reflect their familiy.

[@Avm371998]

Your parents telling you to do all the shores as you're the oldest (even tho your siblings are old enough to help) and then your siblings come nagging you by eating your snacks. This is so relatable for me😤

[@Dropsionarts]

lol i am the only girl so i had to do chores as well as i was the middle child. Lol a lot of times its just because of the fact your the girl that they do that since it is part of the traditions and culture. It was annoying but it helped me learn those skill which is useful although i really hated it.

[@Avm371998]

@@Dropsionarts Sorry to hear that. What country are you from?

[@xander_k_]

@@Dropsionarts In my family the boys had to do all the work whereas my sister didn’t do shit except for sweep occasionally and very rarely help my mom cook. Other than that she didn’t really have to do anything.

[@Dropsionarts]

@@Avm371998 I am originally from Iraq but moved to Canada when I was 9 years old but the traditions and culture were brought along that women do the housework whilst men don't.

[@Dropsionarts]

@@xander_k_ There is always two sides of the coin you know. Even though I disliked cleaning because I had to do every since I was 9 till now. But I built a better relationship with it now since I learned a lot.

[@사랑해찬-f7y]

its so sad to see how much fate has changed, i hope she becomes confident in herself soon♥️

[@slickboxingidentityveritas1932]

Every child is hyper then settles down

[@strawberrymary2794]

What happened to her I wanna see her now

[@MK-ko4dc]

@@slickboxingidentityveritas1932 Fate specifically said herself that she was bullied and ridiculed during this time of her life. It’s not about settling down she became cautious due to the bullying.

[@alessadolan5718]

I am a 17 year old hairstylist and i wanna redo their hairs so bad.. 😭💔

[@queenofswords2142]

Right😭

[@porciatuffour2572]

Black hair is really hard to do am maintain so if you can do it then its ok

[@nightingaleforrest]

They shouldn’t have put weave in a child’s hair, it’s damaging to the natural hair. I imagine it’s very hard to find the right hair care routine if you are black and grew up in Korea.

[@synaacamdyn]

@@porciatuffour2572 If know what you’re doing is not hard at all.. I have four little sisters who all have different textures and lengths and it’s really easy since I’ve been doing it for years

[@sseoul1]

@@synaacamdyn okay but youve been doing it for years + it would be hard if youve never worked with a hair type like that

[@sammytan1666]

I could watch this series forever honestly

[@Getoffmyaccount917]

This is seriously what discrimination can do to a child. Faith was so spunky as a kid and now she quite and looks very insecure. I hope she finds that spunk again ❤️

[@PieceMeals]

Glad you're pointing that out from the last video. People are trying to gloss over the fact that these are black children living in a homogenous society and facing discrimination.

[@esbaoyeleke3539]

first of all if you can't stand it mind your business we are all raised differently and it not the girl is complaining second the reason why she is insecure has nothing to do with her doing work in her home it because of her bullying third tell that to the people in africa again if yoy were not raised with it you might see it as discrimination but it not there is a difference

[@Getoffmyaccount917]

@@esbaoyeleke3539 ummm????? Nobody said that here?

[@Getoffmyaccount917]

@@PieceMeals yeah, I saw people blaming other reasons for it. It's sad because it shows her reality. Nobody acknowledge it. It's seriously crazy how majority of people are like " I wonder why" ...its like it's ok n your FACE why💀 she mentioned it. Like realized it

[@Cindy99765]

@@Getoffmyaccount917 Exactly. I mean, look at the scene where Fate is running down the path at her school. She was so cheerful and bubbly then. Now she is extremely shy, barely talking. So sad.

[@imbadboy6279]

1:38 'we all did this as a child' *One second later* 'i still do it' Lmao🤣🤣 the subtitle always kill me

[@Delicateplaylist]

Yup we stan editor😂

[@maisonshere8265]

And the parents are talking about how tired they are but the daughter does all the house chores and keeps the other kids intertained

[@vincihui222]

It may seem that way but you gotta realize the show doesn’t show exactly and entirely of how the family works, it may show that the older daughter is working most of the time but the mum takes care of the baby and work at the same time.. especially that she works at a salon, it takes timeeee. I hope you understand :)

[@realpolitik2314]

Dont judge them

[@FilmDigest]

As a child of an immigrant and immigrants myself at a young age, please don’t judge. I’ll clean and entertain before I endure the hardships my parents have on my behalf and that of siblings. It’s not always as it seems or as displayed

[@aaronr5841]

You are only getting a millisecond of their life, but I see what you’re saying still.

[@cranberry9409]

they have to provide for the children everyday, and take care of multiple children. House chores isn’t gonna kill you

[@anti8643]

It’s really nice seeing how much Faith has grown. Her attitude towards everything has always been so positive! I hope she’s able to be her confident self again soon :) 🤍

[@sassclem3190]

Braiding younger children’s hair is the best management. Harder to get messy and you won’t have to deal with it everyday. Faith is a really sweet girl I hope she will have a better future!

[@niyah1229]

I cannot stress this enough..if u are already struggling. Please don’t have children just for the extra set of hands. A child should spend their childhood being a child, and doing childlike things 😣

[@johnconnor2402]

For real. I don't understand what they're thinking. "Hm we're struggling, maybe more kids will make it better"

[@IamZulu-8]

That's child abuse. 😔

[@mercym1733]

Thanks even Koreans who have stable income don’t want more than two kids

[@kellystanley8380]

That's why they Social services take children away from them...in Europe

[@howardpower]

It's the clash of cultures between the two countries. Her mom is teaching her the African way, while the daughter is growing up and learning the Korean way. Hmmm, she has it hard man. Poor Faith.

[@girlsurfingtheinternet8195]

its sad to watch her🥺 all work and no play, i hope she will not struggle with friendships 🥺

[@kittychobit]

parents have no business having their hair done while their kids aren’t.

[@jaykay5086]

Thank you! Screams neglect

[@ControversialTay]

Ain't even finished it yet but MORE ANGEL AND FATE CONTENTTTTTT!!!!🗣🗣🗣🗣🗣🗣🗣🗣😭😭😭😭😭😭💙💙💙💙

[@k-doc467]

YESSSS!!!!! 🗣🗣🗣

[@ControversialTay]

@@k-doc467 Omg also is it Fate or Faith?! I saw it differently on another video and wanna make sure

[@shafk6939]

@@ControversialTay This is when they are young

[@costarica9685]

Man the Editor is killing me with the sense if humour...

[@BigSister_CertifiedMaestra2024]

I really love the kid's segment more than the adult's. THEY'RE THE BEST. ❤️❤️❤️

[@patediale]

It's sad to watch how this 9 years old girl is made to do so much at such a young age. I was born and raised in Nigeria. My mother never subjected me to such humongous chore at an early age. I only started learning how to wash my own school uniform at 10 years old and it was on my school uniform, not my other siblings. More so, when will African men liberate themselves from the age old African mentality, that believe's that a man must have 4, 5, 6 children, in the hope that one of the children will make it in life.

[@molamola721]

I need you to go back in time and ask my father why he needs to have 10 😩😭😂😂 But you're right, depending on your parents mentality and often enough social class, African parents don't make their kids do these kind of chores that young, mine didn't do that either even though we were taught how to...

[@idarae.7025]

African men should definitely be progressive like the rest of the world 😅, stop putting so much pressure on your kids.

[@idarae.7025]

@@molamola721 I think it’s subjective! I’ve seen a lot of African homes do this.

[@sharalucia3397]

it depends the new generation do not want many children most who want them are not educated

[@esbaoyeleke3539]

@@Dokemoni yeah but that your mom tho plus who says that their mom ain't doing anything

[@artaAKAweeklygirl]

Why making more and more Kids if you can't affort them a normal life? No Kid should be doing this amount of work. This is way more than helping out. Im sorry for these girls. The Parents did wrong. And the Mother makes me angry!!

[@liviw.8726]

Lol it’s called having African parents. Some things are cultural not saying it’s good but it’s definitely cultural

[@neesha901]

@@liviw.8726 I def agree that its common(same thing in my black household too) but this kind of cycle needs to be broken😔

[@artaAKAweeklygirl]

@@neesha901 i come from an Immigrant family too. Albanians living in Switzerland. When i ask my mother why she was so liberal and didnt forced us superheavy in albanian Culture her answer was: we didnt leave our Country for a better life, to be stuck in old habbits that made that country (homeland) to what it is now, a bad place with no future. A place we wanted to leave. The culture and the lifestyle ppl have in switzerland made it successfully, i want my kids to be successful. So thats why we had to ingerate as fast as possible in switzerland. Eventho we didnt understand everything, we tried the best we could.

[@CanopusLux]

That's the problem with Africa. My African dad had 8 siblings and he said it's too much. 😅

[@CanopusLux]

@@liviw.8726 More like a cultural thing and poor education. In the future some countries in Africa will be more populated than India and that's a serious problem.

[@findingdory9820]

Sorry to say..very unfair to children..when they cannot care for their children..why have so many children..why make children suffer

[@esbaoyeleke3539]

so you are suggesting they kill the child and you do know that it none of your business cause they are doing good it not like they are starving them

[@findingdory9820]

@@esbaoyeleke3539 what nonsense..there is something called family planning..I hope you know this...they seem to be educated and just giving birth and not giving proper care is not just

[@jawadwajani970]

@@esbaoyeleke3539 why are being like that in All the comment section? Accept things that are true, please. It's real. They shouldn't have a lot of kids if they can't take care of them and Im African and I know it's tradition but it's not fair to do this to the kids. You don't know how difficult will be for their kids. If you can't care of kids don't have 4, just one or two are OK.

[@zedxomzam8980]

They seem to know nothing about contraception, condoms, etc., I don't believe that exists in African countries or at least they cannot afford that because they are too poor. I will never understand how governments in african countries manage and sensibilize their citizens to important matter. It's a shame.

[@bloodbabe.2226]

@@zedxomzam8980 Please stop believing that, CONDOMS AND PLANNED PARENTHOOD IS A THING IN AFRICA. They aren’t primitive.

[@רומי-ג8ק]

The person writing the subtitles deserves a raise, promotion, etc. We need that energy😭

[@soundflix7134]

shes such an amazing daughter ..i hope she keeps her brightness and joy🥺 she’ll go far for sure

[@rinkudebbarma9036]

Fate is so hardworking working . Me in 9 years i don't know how to wash clothes,wash, dishes etc but she can do that at 9 🥺🤧

[@sammytan1666]

their family is seriously the cutest

[@xaeqi]

its so nice to see them again!

[@kie2649]

Omg she was so cheerful when she was little…. I want to give current faith a hug

[@mayab341]

It’s so sad and hard to watch because the mother has neglected their hair and let them go to school like that

[@velvetbow3985]

That “send help” at 1:54😭 I stan the person who puts the subtitles 😭😭

[@turtleboiii4401]

I really love this series. Not only do you your learn about the life of foreigners and foreign children in Korea but you can also learn about their native countries too. It's really helpful for not only Koreans but also other foreigners to learn about different places. 💕✨✨ Thanks to the translator for the subs and awesome humor to go along with it haha xD

[@jazzsama8634]

Faith is such an adorable kid. I wasn't that cheerful when I'm asked to do chores. How is she so adorable? 🥺

[@idarae.7025]

It’s so nice to see faith and angel again! Hoping that faith is happy once again, love from Nigeria ❤️

[@brianasavu6835]

its like she slowly got her childhood taken away from her from all that work.. Its like shes a 2ed mom and shes only 9! Every child deserves to have fun, and not worry every second about being called to do more work.

[@roopasusan1490]

Wow... I really respect Faith for her heart to help out without nagging or complaining ... God bless you Faith🥺

[@Avi.joyyy12]

They were soo cute when they were little!!!🥰

[@reghdelosreyes6416]

Just now I realized their parents give them very positive names Faith, Angel and Love, of course David! After several yrs now Faith is very mature. Salute to her parents!

[@wes7233]

awww fate is so active and cuteee🥺❤️ I miss the teens, will they come back?:(

[@elisejackson2854]

This is a throwback to when Faith was little.

[@k-doc467]

I really hope so! 😢

[@wes7233]

@@k-doc467 we'll LOVE them more!

[@wes7233]

@@elisejackson2854 I see, they're so bright since then

[@lilzuplada1564]

It breaks my heart how Faith was changed by her experiences. We need to create a better world for black and other POC children

[@stevendarniel]

This is what growing up is like and it’s absolutely fine to watch a child who used to be more outgoing become subtle. You’re not meant to make fun of them for it or mock them for changing, they are now growing and figuring themselves out and that’s fine.

[@PieceMeals]

If you saw the latest show with them, you'd know she faced discrimination and bullying in Korea. Bullying makes children more subdued and can change their carefree natures as they start to have their differences pointed out to them esp in a homogenous society.

[@stevendarniel]

@@PieceMeals I did that’s why I am here. I meant naturally, She’s way more shy than her little sister. I am just saying growing up, there’s too much pressure on the child to stay exactly the same, personality, grades, looks but a child could change, if there’s something wrong it should be fixed not trying to “fix” the child. A lot of parents would rather try to “fix” their child instead of address the problems they could be facing and fix that instead

[@keziab6758]

@@stevendarniel everyone changes it’s normal, but her attitude was different I mean seriously bullying and discrimination really changes you ALOT. I also used to be outgoing as a kid but now I’m quiet that was due to bullying it changes us. We are meant to change but there are thing we’d never wish would’ve changed us, hopefully you understand.

[@БагланАтшабарова-щ9с]

I don't understand,what are they doing in Korea?

[@itsraraduh]

I can totally relate to fate. You're a very hard working and loving big sister Fate❤

[@Khloe-k4k]

Korean dicided to bully this girl till nowadays she lives like a monument🤦‍♀️ look how cheerfull she was while little and oblivious

[@phoenixed2718]

As the oldest in my family and korean... i feel for Fate. Shes so cute. I wish for abundance to her and her family

[@patriceb5706]

this is easily my favorite youtube channel. The videos are interesting and funny and the captions kill me every time ✋💀

[@shalaywashington6326]

I understand why she chose faith to depend on. She probably see the other children as too young to do the chores. HOWEVER, at the very LEAST take care of her. Make sure she's presentable and understands how to dress herself and do her hair properly. Teach her styles that she can maintain on her own. Yes the mother is overworked, but she chose to have these children.

[@vxCece15xv]

1:36 the CC "We all did this as a child... I still do" 🤣🤣🤣😭💀

[@MrAngolana27]

Born in Africa moved to USA at age 7, I don't remember doing this much work as a child in both countries I can truly say I appreciate my mother for not putting responsibilities like this on me...

[@sayxxx4932]

1:53 im crying😭😭😭this editor is so funny😂

[@ariescayetano6107]

This is well done. Enjoyed watching this, you can see the hardships, struggles and happiness in their eyes.

[@meront.1922]

IM RLLY GLAD THIS CHANEL EXIST ILY GUYS

[@seekingthelost7]

Beautiful family. I bless them with peace and overflowing joy.

[@WashingtonDC20032]

I don't understand why people just keep having children when they're poor and struggling. Children are not born to just do house chores for you. You only get a few years to be a child and the rest of your life to be an adult so she should be spending most of her time doing school work/ studying and playing with her friends. It feels like the Mother is emphasizing her chores more than her education. And why is she washing clothes in a pan with a bar of soap???? This is South Korea! I KNOW they got a damn washing machine around there somewhere!

[@eypu999]

Do you think they can afford it? Lol

[@WashingtonDC20032]

@@eypu999 I’m assuming it comes with the apartment or they can just go to the laundromat. I guess it’s wrong of me to assume though.

[@anabanana5881]

i feel sad watching faith. She's so cheerful despite working so hard at such a young age🥺

[@elisejackson2854]

Oh my gosh. This was back when they were little.

[@k-doc467]

they were so smol 🥺

[@IrsidaSheshi]

I am Albanian and watching Faith's life, reminded me of my own. I had to cook and clean for my family as early as age 7-8. Had to take care of my two brothers, clean the whole house, and cook food cause mom and dad worked. They also would lock us home all day because we couldn't go out and get hurt or something. It was such a tough upbringing that has caused me so much trauma and major resentment towards my mother. My mother never said I love you, would always reprimand me, and to this day, I am upset at her. I understand that she tried her best, but I really feel for Faith as well. What I want to say to Faith is that forgive your mom, she thinks she is helping you and teaching you to be independent and a good girl. She doesn't know any better. This is how she was treated so she is doing the same to you. While you will suffer, at the same time, when you grow up, you will be strong and very skilled. You got this, Faith. You will become very successful, I know it. Don't let sadness enter your heart. You will do great, I feel it. I hope and wish only the best of the best for you and send you so much love from this Albanian immigrant in Canada

[@aderanti6249]

Wow but faith is so shy now.i love this thanks kdoc

[@maryx5754]

That fate girl truly deserves the world 🥺

[@80sSara]

This is the best KZbin channel - I enjoy watching these videos. Fan from New Zealand. ❤️❤️❤️

[@irenenava3475]

Oh my days~~!! Thank you so much for the upload~~ I remember watching the whole episode years ago. It is interesting to see the changes of both Fate and Angel. Wishing them all the best and success for their future.

[@zeezona939]

KDOC... please do a new series on faith and her sisters, and help faith sign up for her modeling career please... much 💕

[@mma1698]

I can’t believe how many comments there are about her hair… of all the important topics to talk about

[@epitomediamond2023.]

I remember watching this episode back then and the fate now there is too much of a gap guess because of Korea and its people

[@btsarmygorl6012]

Hey can u tell me where I can watch all these series? Like what is the name of the show ? Can u please tell me ?

[@epitomediamond2023.]

@@btsarmygorl6012 it is called my neighbour Charles it is a show about foreigners living in Korea it is in KZbin with eng sub

[@therina2306]

Yeah, definitely Korea’s fault, not the fact that she endured parentification. Notice that her younger sister didn’t lose her bright personality. The oldest girl was weighed down by responsibilities and neglect. THAT is most likely the cause of the change.

[@aaiish9097]

@@therina2306 she talked about being bullied/discriminated. Its not one or the other. Its both these things having an effect on her.

[@gian5814]

@@therina2306 Korea is not responsible to support refugees like Europe. Korean have never invaded any countries including African like Europe before, and it doesn't have much history with multi racial. Not sure why Korean should be blamed for it. Ask them to go to Europe if you can

[@I.am.His.007]

Thank you for spreading awareness on Liberia

[@sukradoll]

someone please bless these babies with a good stylist .. or with the ability to learn how to do it 😭

[@toyinkezia5181]

It’s so expensive making hair here plus the hairstylists aren’t that good at all. What I would not even pay 2000 Naira for back in Nigeria, I end up paying more than a 100 dollars.

[@jalo7289]

@@toyinkezia5181 taking care of your natural hair cost NOTHING 🙂

[@toyinkezia5181]

@@jalo7289 very funny, taking care of our natural hair cost something.

[@doudoulapin468]

@@toyinkezia5181 their mom works in a hair salon this honestly no excuse

[@nickbrown2509]

Her mom does hair no excuse

[@ichigogogracie3371]

I never get bored of these vids they’re so cool

[@prameswariayuningkanti8006]

aaaaa fate and angelllll they're precious, they're soo cuteee😭😭😭❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@GabbyandersonOfficial]

I have a baby sister at home and my eomma is constantly tired. I thank God every day that my sister is able to do even small things as walk and pick up food and toys. But I feel this may have broke my heart more than anyone else because I know what every thing thats happens feels like. They're hustlers, praying for them.

[@PieceMeals]

I had wondered how they ended up in Korea. Pity they didn't come over to the UK.

[@mydogsteppedona4431]

There is an African community in every country. That's normal. Plus, Eroupe has it's own issues anyway.

[@TK-rt2oy]

@@mydogsteppedona4431 there is definitely an African community in the UK

[@RR-ik3kg]

Awww man that must be hard. My heart goes out to all of them!

[@lyphuong169]

So much respect for Fate 😢

[@ririririiririri5934]

This is why family plan is always important.

[@BeautyBySilence]

I’m pretty sure I watched this family on My Neighbour Charles. Is that show over or does anyone know if there’s new episodes? Anyways, I feel like they put too much pressure on this girl, like yeah it’s good to give kids chores because it gives them responsibility but even she said that she washes clothes while her other siblings do nothing and watch TV. The other kids should help out, too! I think they’re old enough, but the baby isn’t old enough too so he gets a pass.

[@danab36330]

That show is still going on but they don’t upload new episodes anymore. You can watch it on Korean tv apps but no English subs

[@BeautyBySilence]

@@danab36330 Okay, thanks for letting me know. Which apps and do I need a VPN just to access them?

[@holaaworld]

Welcome to a black family. I'm Dominican and at that age many have to clean their entire house, I know a case that at 13 years old every day after school she had to clean her entire two-story house.

[@lyndidasi8421]

In Africa this is pretty common. Kids are often given house work when they are young (9,10,13yrs old ). It depends also on the financial situation of the family, if the family is financial stable they can afford a maid and then children won't have anything to do. Cuz you don't have to be rich or have a lot of money to afford a maid in many African countries.

[@Cindy99765]

@@lyndidasi8421 It's fine for children to do chores, but the parents kept having children when the father was unemployed and the mom is barely at home because she works as a hairstylist full time. Fate is the parent for her siblings.

[@maryttume8356]

your daughter is a blessing

[@vtaemin1323]

That's make me sad child fate that once was cheerful person become quiet teenage now and awkward to make friends I hope she able to do better and live nicely 😭😭😭

[@lorenelucero7684]

May I ask??Where is she now?

[@baboraytzu8884]

THE EDITOR I STAN YOU SO MUCH AHHHHH

[@June.Pandora]

YESSSS I LOVE THIS FAMILY 😭😭💛💛

[@S_r_i_r_a_m_S]

I can feel and understand the father's stress in searching for a Job, I have felt the very same when i was searching for one in Kuwait. But with gods help and support from my wife, I did land in a Job after 40 days of head breaking stress. Moral is not to loose yourself during stressed situations.

[@soob3rry]

1:55 ‘send help’ sent me😭😭

[@alishataeyang8440]

I didn't realise it was the girls from the teen camping video it's so sad to see how much fate's bubbly personality faded, she became so shy.

[@kaylaspam03]

my thing is if things are to expensive to take care of the children’s hair how come the mother looks well token care of then the kids if 😭😭 it should be represented on both sides not just the mom and dad looking good 😢

[@SandraSampsonColdfeet]

Their hairrrrrrrrrr!!!! Seeming like a conscious effort to make the hair untidy😩

[@beaandsanghoon]

They have such a sweet family! I wish everything will work out for them just fine

[@zeezona939]

Omg.... there’s a 3rd sister, love is her name... wow this family is really blessed

[@LilacMist]

I think although she makes faith work so much, she is really all that mom can depend on since many people treat the eldest child as the one who should share the burden. But as a mom she moved thousands of miles away to a foreign land, her husband can’t find any work to sustain the family income, she has raised 3 kids and now has to take care of her baby full time, she does the cooking, the housework, she deals with body ache etc, sometimes I think this is the reason why she feels tired and thus expects Faith to help out. But I think even if all these are reasonable points to how mom feels, she should actually make the younger kids split the chores amongst themselves otherwise it will make Faith resentful because of unfair treatment.

[@jefftran300]

Kenyan people are very beautiful! Respect to those people 👌🏾

[@promisen8460]

I feel so bad if the parents do hairstyling the kids should at least have nice looking hair. Thats something super important that raises kids confidence especially as a black girl. I hope Faith can become nice and bubbly again.

[@user1-056]

Right! especially as a black girl growing up in a predominantly non-black area/country

[@queenofanastasia4730]

Everyone is worried about hair but not acknowledging that a 9 year old child is taking care of an entire household, washing clothes, cleaning dishes, taking care of her other siblings, and no adult is home until the night. The mother brings her infant to to work with her. And the husband walks around all day looking for work, instead of being at home with the children or making his own way, she does hair for a living, he could be cooking, babysitting, teaching, fixing cars, cutting hair, landscaping, etc. Please people dig deeper than appearances.

[@noodle1604]

ive said this, and would say it again... their traslator NEEDS A RAISE im literally dying of laughter

[@HungoverInHighHeels]

My heart aches for little Faith. It isn't hard to care for a childs hair. I lived in Korea for a while, and managed to maintain my hair. It was a little more expensive, but I found a way. I ended up making A LOT of my own natural produces INCLUDING gelfrom boiled flax seeds. All it takes is research and a little bit of effort. It seems like laziness to not care of that babies hair.

[@brokenenglish123]

Men i want to see Angel again..

[@sanyu6804]

Iam so proud if faith like I sometimes do chores when Iam boared but faith she so taking care of her family . I cried whe. She said she wanted to play

[@stantraineea..3967]

The editor is so funny..

[@k-doc467]

hmm are you sure 🤔

[@lilyflower5576]

Daughter is beautiful just like Her Mom💖💖💖