A deep Dive On The Tragic transformation Of Oli London

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[@sixteenleo]

we back baby! to anyone who wasn't aware i had been hacked recently. i THINK i managed to fix it, added more security, my password is no longer spongebobsundies1234... lmao. and i had no idea but the person turned comments off, so i fixed that and WE SHHHOULD be back. so sorry for any inconvenience. i never meant to scare anyone, i was just as scared myself. please bear with me. this is your boy leo telling you, Big babies took back control ✌✌

[@meggy_eggy557]

Woooooo very glad you fixed it 💕

[@APMathsishard]

Right after I messaged you on Instagram about the comments 😮‍💨 Glad you’re back!!!

[@dickcheese6439]

thanks for always making my day whenever you upload 🫶

[@chriscrews3456]

We're glad to have you back, dad

[@microwavedsarcasm]

yooo I figured you got hack omg! i'm glad you got everything squared away Leo 😂👍🏾

[@ericshun2552]

Bro I'm an Asian guy and my name Ollie, my friend would constantly say stuff like "Ayo, the Surgery went pretty good this time you actually look Asian". It's all cause of this guy LMAO

[@HoloFizz]

Announce that you identify as an Englishman and do a reverse Oli London. That'll show em.

[@Subarashii_Nem]

But your name is Eric..

[@sway7653]

@@Subarashii_Nem say his full name really fast. his youtube name is a joke lol

[@laneythelame]

Hahahaha omg wow

[@jamienicole2122]

@@sway7653 Yeah, it’s a joke, it’s a bad, bad joke! 👎🏼😆

[@somiya777]

As a Korean, everything he does is so offensive. He is basically defining us just by our looks by getting “Korean nose and eyes and nips”. He makes no effort on actually learning about our culture and history. Just because he can say a botched introduction of himself does not mean that he has learned the language. If i bleach my hair and wear blue contact lense, does that make me a white person? He is so delusional to the point where his actions are harmful. He has no respect for Koreans at all. Ollie, you are not Korean. You are just delusional, get help. If u really want to be Korean, you can take a very difficult naturalization exam to give up your citizenship in uk and become a Korean citizen as many foreigners who truly love Korea have done so. If you are not going to put in that effort, then stop saying you’re Korean.

[@theespartanff3188]

Of course your not a white person by bleaching your hair, you absolutely need to get white people ears. That's how us whites can tell when someone is pretending to be white.

[@anamia651]

Exactly. He doesn't put any effort in to actually learn Korean culture and language and he acts like it's a big joke. He also makes things hard for people who are actually genuinely interested in Korean culture or who are mixed race or anything similar. I've been really interested in Korean language and culture for years and have actually put the effort in to get to where i'm about intermediate in the language now and I understand a lot of cultural norms/mannerisms/history/etc as well as do work with Korean businesses and live in a predominately Korean populated area. But because of people like him i'll get people online telling me that I'm pretending to be Korean simply for using the language or wearing Korean fashion trends despite me saying what my background is and not claiming to be any other race, and also having actively participated in stuff like stop asian hate protests, which we all know Oli isn't doing anything to be helpful and uplift Asians. I'm also multiracial (american native and white mixed) being that native americans originate from east asia our facial features are often similar. I've had people literally accuse me of faking my features or getting plastic surgery and assuming that i'm just white despite me being a legitimately mixed person. I know other mixed people who've had this experience. There's even a half Korean half black girl I know who was raised in Seoul and very clearly has Korean features as well as a Korean name, and yet some people would accuse her of faking it to. Korean is her native language and everything. People like Oli London make a mockery of other cultures and actively harm mixed race people because so often now people assume mixed people are just faking it due to people like this.

[@cmjdenver1]

They don’t seem to understand they can live in Korea, learn Korean culture, even participate if invited and that would 1000% more welcomed than what they are doing. I’ve seen white people do this with black culture. They always become caricatures of the culture they want to claim. Getting huge lips with fillers and botched bbl’s when black people all look different. I imagine it’s the same for Koreans when he says “Korean nose” it’s just whatever stereotype of a Korean nose they believe in. Edit: got to the parts about pronouns and changed to they/them

[@mehlessmidori602]

Korean nips? Care to inform this American on that subject? Just curious.

[@calvinlee8103]

Olli London is to being Korean what Trisha Paytas is to being Jewish.

[@miuleauna4967]

Unfortunately, early on he DID have friends like that. At the very least there is a clip of him in a café with 2 friends and they both tell him straight to his face that he's already done too much plastic surgery (years ago now), and that he is good enough as he is. He very literally just shuts it down and outright denies everything they say. It's really sad to watch 😞

[@robincasey1700]

Damn that sucks sounds like he got too caught up in his own delusion and insecurities he couldnt bring himself to belive them

[@jamienicole2122]

Do you know where I can find this footage? I’d be interested in watching it. 😊

[@miuleauna4967]

@@jamienicole2122 Truly's (channel) "hooked on the look" oli London episode, if you just wanna see the scene I'm referring to it starts at 5:33 :)

[@jamienicole2122]

@@miuleauna4967 Thanks for replying, I just went and watched them! Wow! It’s like every surgery he looks less like jimin, but it’s like he doesn’t realize it. Sad.

[@miuleauna4967]

@@jamienicole2122 no worries! And right? He's so deep in I worry it won't be till he gets REALLY botched that he might start seeing a problem

[@markharrisllb]

I identify as a 6’2”, good looking, slim 21 year old from Atlanta Georgia with a great career in music. Unfortunately my U.K. passport, weight, birth certificate and the ear plugs my wife wears when I sing all disagree with that. You handled this really well. As always you challenged inappropriate behaviours without compromising your advocacy for mental health issues.

[@AlytheAlleyWay]

That cameo at the beginning had me on the floor. "I heard you love babies bc they're just so kawaii and you're great with kids" Like wtf

[@Kathi-rt7vq]

‚Youre a pedo, haha‘ 😧🧐

[@Cristina-Ortiz]

And he's 16! What a growing teenage boy! 🤣

[@Yirtualzombie]

“especially the korean ones” like what 😭😭😭 that’s so weird

[@tofinilith_]

@@Yirtualzombie I came here to say that 😭

[@orionfire1947]

I too was sent into a state of shock and collapsed after hearing him say these words, my hospital bill will never let me recover(for legal reasons this is a joke)

[@Delicate_Disaster]

Body dismorphia, mental health, and celebrity obsession can be tragic on thier own, and terrifying when combined. Olis story is heartbreaking to me because Oli doesn't see any of the problems yet.

[@NDJunction]

this statement and your name were perfect together. lol but i really do see your point on a serious level =/ hm

[@acemarvel1564]

It’s basically three of many problems that most cases of these activist frauds have in common

[@Delicate_Disaster]

@@NDJunction I've had my name like this for years and all of a sudden I've gotten about a dozen comments about it in maybe 3 months. I wonder what changed lol.

[@do_haegh6178]

Chill he's trolling. It ain't that serious. He just wants attention and is addicted to getting surgery. Don't give him sympathy. He knows exactly what he's doing

[@totukimou]

@@do_haegh6178 He's not trolling, he butchered him self for trolling people? He looks like a middle aged woman who had lifting.

[@meganholloran373]

It's so frustrating that he reduces Korean culture to KPop and KDramas! Real life is nothing like that! If he ACTUALLY wanted to learn about Korean culture, he'd live in a normal apartment in Korea, get a job at a supermarket or something, speak only Korean every day at that job, and learn about the REAL lives of REAL Koreans! If he really cared, he would learn about Korean laws and Korean history. He'd learn about the Korean educational system. He'd learn about the intergenerational tension that comes from being a very recently modernized society. Imagine if someone from another race in another country claimed to be African American because they wore a wig, died their skin darker, listened to Beyonce, and memorized a one-page-long list of English travel phrases. That's what he's doing.

[@sarah69420]

Look up Rachel dolezal she's a trip

[@Mama_Bear524]

Yup Rachel Dolezal. The documentary which I think was intended to make ppl sympathetic towards her, made me angrier. She’s a sick person. I can’t stand her.

[@kateemma22]

I think at this point most people would just be happy if they learned how to pronounce annyeonghaseyo properly.

[@DA-yy8rs]

Why’re you saying imagine he’s someone claiming to be Black when that’s something already happening lol and there are a million videos of that which exist on KZbin I understand everything else until you go to that comparison because yeah that already DOES happen and so the whole “imagine” thing/comparison was unnecessary to make your point Stay in the lane you started in and stand in what you wanted to say without that flippant, misguided poor comment you chose to throw in at the end to somehow strengthen your argument

[@brittoncain5090]

@@DA-yy8rs She never says that doesn't happen, she just used it as an example.

[@SavageMinnow]

"transracial" is a real term, but it refers to kids who are raised by parents of a different race. It's not referring to actually *changing* ur race.

[@basedsquid_]

I'm half Korean and half Black. I grew up in a predominantly Korean community, and I speak Korean at home. Granted, I haven't lived the typical first-gen experience, but I know my heritage and I'm proud of it. Yet I've gotten shit all my life for not being Korean enough even though my culture has always been one of the biggest parts of me. So seeing this fuckin guy reduce Korean identity to pop culture (while bastardizing the language and being horribly ignorant of Korea's history) is infuriating.

[@turkicnomad5632]

God I relate so much. I’m not mixed, but I’m first gen in the US while my extended family is almost on the complete other side of the planet. I don’t get to see them often, but when I do, I’m too much of an American there and not enough of an American here. I’m proud of my heritage, but I’m not allowed to be. And then some freak hit up my mom because he loves fetishizing our culture and it’s totally fine apparently. Kill me.

[@tiggerdcat]

I remember, as a kid growing up in the... no, I'm not giving those numbers up! Anyway, as a kid, we'd look to the 2000's and think "won't it be great? Noone will see people by their race, well just be humans! Racism will be gone and everyone will fit in! Also flying cars, instant travel, duplication machines for food and products, and a clean, healthy earth!" ... ... Oof! I think we over shot that one by a few centuries. Maybe eons.

[@idkwhybut...]

@Marav Reviews What do you mean what? You get their point.

[@celestialdusk]

@Marav Reviews It's called Blasian. Look it up.

[@basedsquid_]

@Marav Reviews breaking news: guy on youtube finds out that mixed people exist

[@astronautviolet153]

That's terrifying that a doctor's say if he gets one more, his nose will fall off . Would be a big red flag to maybe stop.

[@penskepc2374]

I think that's like when Drs say "you should of died!", I don't think it's always true.

[@acemarvel1564]

What nose? That plastic nub on his face?

[@manga1440]

@@penskepc2374 True- but his nose is cartilage and after a while it’ll eventually get so thin from shaping and shaving it down that it’ll crack/“snap” out of place. Plastic surgery is very different from a body’s typical emergency event response. One is manipulation and the other is the body’s unique survival response..

[@YukiLeiu]

@@penskepc2374 for plastic surgery addiction it’s probably true. You only have a limited amount of skin to use after each surgery even if you’re adding to it. That’s why there’s such a push for minimally invasive surgeries.

[@SaPH1314]

The fact he said it so casually too 💀

[@kaosns]

it's actually tragic how many ppl mention Michael Jackson as an example of a "transracial" person when he had vitiligo, a skin condition that gradually changed his skin color. ppl who have vitiligo are also very sensitive to the sun which is why he always used to go outside with an umbrella so the sun doesn't damage his skin. he never identified as white and was a proud black man.

[@cloudthief8918]

Also transracial used to mean people who had adoptive parents of a different race to them. How did it's meaning get so warped?

[@kaosns]

@@cloudthief8918 tbh didn't know that's what it meant until I read some of the comments. someone saw the word transgender and wanted to seem more legit by using a similar term ig. only makes it worse for actual trans ppl.

[@TheGuindo]

@@kaosns people like to point out MJ's nosejob as an example of him trying to "look more white" too, but wasn't that actually reconstructive surgery from damage caused by his hair catching fire during filming of a pepsi commercial?

[@Mama_Bear524]

It is. It frustrates me to no end.

[@prollymarkus]

i think the main issue is that they aren’t RESPECTING the culture. maybe, in a strange way, they’re appreciating it. but they aren’t respecting it because they’re only appreciating the aesthetics of it. they could be korean in the sense that they are a korean citizen, but they aren’t, and they don’t speak korean (that i know of for sure). you cannot decide that you have been through the things you need to go through and experience to be a certain race/part of a culture.

[@1WEareBUFO1]

Whoa whoa whoa - he is married to a Korean cardboardman and they have an identical little baby cadboi together. Isn't that perfect cultural assimilation? 😮‍💨1- become 'husband', 2-flatten 'husband', 3- marry flat husband, 4- clone flat husband and 5- pick baby version of him up by the head when you want to show him off.

[@prollymarkus]

@@1WEareBUFO1 oh you’re completely right my bad hahaha

[@Naharu.]

Most of this could've been avoided if the money they spent on plastic surgery went to a psychologist

[@cestlavemimi]

“I don’t think that anybody’s told Olli that he’s enough.” Ow. Probably not, though. They have a really unstable sense of self, and they’re chasing something that they’ll likely never find. It’s incredibly sad. I wish them true self-love and acceptance

[@StarrySoakedSky]

You’re right. It’s quite sad

[@Psichotica7]

Lol Oli is a troll. Thought everyone knew this by now.

[@confusedaf1112]

@@Psichotica7 I've never seen a troll butcher themselves to troll people. If they're willing to take it this far just for the sake of making people angry on the internet then they definitely need some kind of help.

[@Psichotica7]

@@confusedaf1112 He was literally recorded saying this is all for fame and money and nothing else. Go watch a video called "WHITE Kpop stan changes race to KOREAN" uploaded by Sherliza Moe. Oli London is a BUSINESS man. I still think he has issues for taking it so far, but it's not what you think it is. Go watch that video if you want the truth.

[@legojay14]

@@Psichotica7 That sounds like he's coping. You don't take an obsession like this to the point of marrying a cardboard cut out and spend almost 200000 dollars for "business" or to troll people. That's not taking it to far. That's realizing the hole you put yourself in and claiming you were just pretending in hopes people don't abandon you for what you've brought on yourself. It's literally the tactic of "I didn't do all those terrible things for real. It was just a social experiment"

[@Demonflower13]

Dude, you're low key adorable wearing that outfit for the person who sent it. Wholesome as heck

[@jeanaerowley7150]

I was a nurse and worked briefly in a mental hospital. It was much higher pay than a regular hospital…and I quickly found out why. First off, I’m an extremely empathetic person that has a hard time separating myself from my job. Sweet folks like Oli have been greatly abused or lonely and tend to disassociate themselves in order to survive. They will not be able to transition until they’re able to pass strict psychology tests that proves they can deal with a change this significant. I appreciate your kindness towards them so very much. Oli desperately needs love and some serious inpatient treatment. 💕

[@har5551]

I absolutely adore the woman who put Ollie in their place. It was fantastic to see them fumble and run around in circles in the face of someone they're actually hurting by their actions. No accountability and no sense of self-awareness. I truly have no sympathy for them.

[@dbycrash]

You are by calling it a "them"... This pronoun shit is so cringe

[@Fizzyguy201Sonicguy6]

That woman who put him in his place is a legend.

[@isabelapeluso9275]

@@dbycrash and you're calling them a "It". Your point?

[@yardgrid]

You adore a woman who takes the fact that someone wants to be Korean as a personal insult? The same woman who is British but has adopted that weird Jamaican patois because it suits her "style". Same thing little miss Korea is doing, just a lot cheaper.

[@esbenm2715]

@@dbycrash 👶

[@brinka7918]

it’s so disturbing what mental health and body image can do to someone insecure yet wanting to be all over social media

[@TheGamersState]

I really am getting sick of this "Identify as" nonsense. Yes you can identify as something to a certain extent but you gotta have limits. Oli London is a prime example of how bad things can get when there's no limit.

[@plusmin09]

Where do you think the line is though? Being born into the wrong body based off gender doesn't seem that far from whatever other physical aspects someone feels uncomfortable with in themselves

[@hopenicole1344]

Same thing I thought. “Transracial” people are really making the same argument as “transgender” people.

[@ddivar]

The way it’s setup, you cannot impose a limit and not have it be some kind of phobic or form of oppression.

[@cao0323]

@@plusmin09 exactly. Leo says it himself, in the end he’ll always be white. Okay, so I guess transgender people will always be their birth gender. No matter how much surgery they get. You can’t pick and choose who is “brave” and who is “delusional”.

[@plusmin09]

@@cao0323 Right. What is consider brave now was considered a mental disorder in the past. I think that a lot of the trans culture now is a misconception of someone just being more comfortable in and connecting to aspects of their society that lean more male or female. Breaking down, reassessing, and reconstructing social norms is totally reasonable! Cutting off a chunk of your thigh, rolling it up, and calling it a penis, not as much.

[@noahnooob3778]

“Have you ever seen a cardboard cutout look like it’s being held hostage?” 🤣 Actually had me dying! 1000% true 🫣

[@vixxxenfoxxx3660]

i made the mistake of taking a drink during the cardboard cutout part so when the LEO & Mr Bean cutout pics were shown I lost it. Definitely not expecting that.

[@bamburn04]

The thing that annoys me the most is that, this person is being racist, claiming to be Korean but knows nothing of the history with Korea, how to eat or cook food from Korea, and can't speak Korean fluently. A perfect example of an actual youtube who is showing their appreciation for the Korean culture, who's lived there, speaks Korean fluently, eats and cooks Korean food, shares the history and awareness of Korean culture to his channel, from the perspective of being from the UK and not claiming to be Korean, is The Korean Englishman. The youtuber and channel is a great example of showing and informing people who watch and people they invite on the channel to eat Korean food and doing something Korean while also having been part of the culture, what real cultural appreciation is. He's not claiming he's Korean or Asian. He's not going to great lengths to change his appearance. He genuinely loves Korea and showcases it to the world on his channel and Koreans actually see him as one of them and welcome him. This thing isn't even close to that.

[@xwannabeetinkerbellx]

This actually isn’t racism, It’s just plain nuts. Racism is when you view certain races as superior to the rest

[@tiggerdcat]

That's great! Though... I've known more than a few Koreans that can't cook at all, let alone Korean food, but that's whatever. I'll have to check that guy out!

[@positivevibesveda]

a lot of korean people don’t speak the language, but i get what you’re saying. it’s hard to draw a line without gate keeping because this is such a strange situation. obviously Oli isn’t on the same level as those who are korean but didn’t grow up in korea.

[@kosmicinclinations3333]

Do you know the difference between racist and prejudice?

[@sinisbae]

id also recommend world of dave, i used to watch him so idk hows hes doing now

[@persephones_debauchery]

I found your channel a month or so ago and you are seriously one of the funniest KZbinrs I watch. I love that you can completely roast a person for their public flaunting faults and still talk for ten minutes at the end on how much you love them or respect them as a human being. I feel like we’ve sort of lost that in communication, like we can hate each other’s views but should still respect one another. I don’t know. Your awesome.

[@Flareontoast]

As someone who had eye surgery as a young teen, ever since I have been thinking "god, I am never getting plastic surgery unless I need reconstruction" Because even though the recovery time wasn't very long and I got to miss a math test (yo, big deal for 13 year old me) it was a horrible sensory experience and I had a really strong reaction to the anaesthetic which basically had me out of commission for almost a week for what was technically an outpatient procedure. I cannot even fathom going through multiple facial surgeries as a choice. Like, I can absolutely relate to people who get facial feminisation surgery, I can relate to people who get nose jobs for whatever reason. It doesn't feel like London is genuinely happy and every surgery is just another risk to their health. Like. Even as someone who is actually trans, I cannot relate to them. But just because I can't relate to someone I shouldn't judge them but also. I feel like it's pretty hard to not judge London.... they have Trisha Paytas vibes

[@APMathsishard]

The hat? A VIBE. Love it. Also wtf is Oli? They’re… uh.. they’re scary. Not by looks but how obsessive, racist and problematic they are.

[@APMathsishard]

Like HOW do they have this much money to get all these surgeries? Money laundering? Trust fund?

[@Lola_Nico]

He*

[@Lola_Nico]

That’s a male, fucking idiot.

[@APMathsishard]

@@Lola_Nico are you illiterate?

[@Lola_Nico]

@@APMathsishard he*

[@George_vv]

Leo, you're probably one of the most impressive commentary KZbinrs in the platform. You're able to talk about some pretty sensitive topics with proper critique and understanding AND you're able to switch it to funny satire in an instant. You call people out when they need it and you upload really damn frequently. I hope you're doing well and I have hope that you're able to rest well with how much effort you put into your videos. You really inspire me with how open you are about your personal experiences and your constant positive perspective on what can easily be seen as dark situations. Another great video, another better day.

[@victoriareynolds2032]

The audacity of them speaking to a black woman about being "transracial" in cornrows. 🤦🏼‍♀️🤦🏼‍♀️ The appropriation never stops, and they are emotionally exhausting to watch. P.S. thank you for always bringing us giggles even when you don't feel the best. 🥺 Constantly sending you good vibes. 💖

[@Mama_Bear524]

Ya that really bothered me. And Ollie refused to HEAR her. A literal black woman is telling you something about the experiences of non caucasians and they’re like “nah, that’s not it”. Like just stop. You have zero idea.

[@ittybittyrampagingcommittee]

Actually I believe that the confusion between wanting to _be_ someone and wanting to _do_ someone is usually a dysphoria / dysmorphia issue. I don’t know the name of it, but I also struggle with it. I genuinely cannot tell if I’m attracted to someone and want to have sex with them, want to look like them, or both, or neither and it’s something else entirely. It’s really frustrating and hard to navigate since in reality with real people, I can end up hurting someone quick if I oscillate between liking them sexually versus wanting to be like them…

[@shirin9452]

:O fascinating

[@shineevelvet7067]

!!!

[@1WEareBUFO1]

That's just the big gay at work. It's too big. 🤥

[@KATinBLACK]

That sounds kinda normal. I think it’s some Freudian/Jungian shit. You’re either attracted to the person because they remind you of your *ideal* self you aspire to be, or because they remind you of your parent who is also someone you may subconsciously aspire to be. Essentially you’re idolizing them and you can choose to pursue becoming like them, dating them, or neither. You have to decide what’s best. If they’re really inspirational, I say try a bit of both, maybe you’ll become a better person

[@Fullchristainname]

Ah yes the gay conundrum; do I wanna be them or do I wanna bang them

[@twistedyogert]

Trans-racial is just blackface with extra steps. He looks like a Botox experience that went horribly wrong but didn't kill the person. Korean people have a specific look and he hasn't pulled it off at all.

[@sylverscale]

Every time I hear someone call themselves kawaii (cute) but pronouncing it more like kowai (scary) I gotta chuckle. It's usually true, though. Most of the time they're kinda scary.

[@zzzeus78]

Random Japanese here, and yup, I'd say 98% of the time I hear them saying "kowai." I get it, foreign languages are hard to pronounce. For me, every time I try to say the word "jewelry," it comes out somewhat messed up. BTW it feels strange that even though he's claiming to be Korean, he's using the word "kawaii." I'm sure there is a Korean word for cute and pretty and all things sparkly/adorable, so far the only Korean word I heard coming out from his mouth is "hello." If he really wants to be Korean he needs to start learning the language/culture/history etc. #justsayin

[@kateemma22]

@@zzzeus78 To be 'kawaii' would be aegyo in Korean (to act cute) and to call someone/something kawaii would be gwiyeowo ("you're/she's/he's/it's cute") but considering how god awful their Korean is we should not be shocked they don't know these.

[@kikisakura8189]

@@zzzeus78 その人かわいいって呼べないいよ！😭😭　怖いしか聞こえない😭😭！！

[@GrayYeonWannabe]

ngl there's something beautiful in those two words being so similar sounding

[@humansizedbirdnest9435]

@@zzzeus78 DJ Kalid can’t pronounce jewelry either so don’t be too hard on yourself about it😂

[@kathleech8044]

This is a person with serious issues. As a mental health nurse I find watching them very uncomfortable. They have no idea who they are, no real identity and no discernible talent - perhaps that last point is the real issue - this is the only way they know how to make a living, by making “controversial” life choices. It’s quite sad. This is the sort of person some young people look up to and aspire to be. Social media content at its most harmful. Thanks for the video.

[@crishuez]

The interview at 25 minutes in is spot on. Thank you Leo for including this.

[@meghannicole1474]

Congrats on turning Sixteen, Leo! 😂

[@shardsoforion]

That part cracked me up🤣

[@APMathsishard]

Super side note; but I’m a new mom with insomnia and your videos have definitely kept me laughing and company on really hard days where I do not sleep. Thanks for always making funny, awesome and sometimes gross content. ❤️

[@basedblackgirl9920]

I pray you get the sleep you need and deserve. You're loved! If you didn't know that already!

[@sourgreendolly7685]

Congrats! Wishing you restful nights though💕

[@limeyell0w945]

"Forget elmo and Thomas the train. My kids childhood will be sixteenleo!" Fr tho, good luck with parenting ^_^

[@Jenn-ie5vf]

Oh sweetie, I've been there. I have 3 kids and two are grown now but I'm not going to lie to you, those sleepless days are some of the hardest. I promise you this though. Everytime you tend to your baby's cries, they trust and love you more and more. It's never time wasted. Smell that beautiful baby smell, feel those warm cuddles, the weight of the baby on your chest as it falls asleep and relaxes all it's muscles, knowing how loved it is in your arms. One day very soon, they will be an adult and this time will be passed. You will look back on it with nostalgia and smiles :)

[@APMathsishard]

@@limeyell0w945 we DO watch his videos together. 🤣 He’s being raised on Master Chef and my favorite KZbinrs.

[@cynthiathomas857]

Love you Leo. So glad you’re back!

[@nekorina9011]

13:50 "people say I'm racist but they don't know me, it's easy to just call someone racist" *is literally pulling back his eyes to try and look Korean in the same way racists do to Asians to mock them*

[@itslaura2083]

Oli is really concerning. They don't make people laugh or smile. They make people literally shit themselves

[@Lola_Nico]

Who is they? Oli is a male. You think he is genderless but not trans-Korean? Both are just as insane. Get help.

[@itslaura2083]

@@Lola_Nico I don't agree with them being trans-racial. If they are non binary then I'll respect that but them changing their race kinda feels like a mock of the transgender community. As a trans person, I take some level of offence to what they are doing with their race purely because I feel like them changing race is mocking trans people. And I am getting help. I wish oli would get help too

[@Lola_Nico]

@@itslaura2083 non-binary is insane and based of gender stereotypes. Most of them are women who have internalized misogyny. I’ve seen grown ass “non-binary” women on Twitter rant about how much they hate feminine women. It’s misogyny at best.

[@Lola_Nico]

@@itslaura2083 so as a female, that’s why I find non-binary people offensive, as well as male (transwoman) athletes in female sports. Just like you find it offensive that Oli is transracial. Both are offensive to many other minority groups of people.

[@Lola_Nico]

@@itslaura2083 do you not think non-binary mocks the trans community? Are you delusional?

[@levkothea]

I have been watching your videos quite a while now and what I have realised is that you are so respectful and really make great content. Idk with what you are struggling rn but just remember- it’s gonna b alr

[@Maris0L0L]

Leo ur so funny i don’t mind the longer videos, you keep me smiling and laughing throughout. Keep it going!

[@justelliot4870]

Real ogs remember when Spotify Premium Free Android 2022 was up 💪💪💪

[@steele_heart77]

Yooo, that was a classic! Only the biggest babies remember.

[@sixteenleo]

it was a video that was too powerful. i myself had to take it down cos i didnt even want to know

[@IsaacClodfelter]

I am curious, did anyone catch the video? Like was it really a fake tutorial video?

[@steele_heart77]

@@IsaacClodfelter I actually did see it, was fake asf lmao

[@luize1762]

stop this is literally so funny 😭😭

[@BelleDreamer7]

The part about Ollie that has ALWAYS pissed me off is that they identify as Korean. That’s a nationality. It is possible to get Korean citizenship and to become Korean, however, I think that no South Korean official would approve of Ollie becoming a citizen.

[@marshmallow4646]

And he pumps money into his looks but none on educating himself on Korean language, culture, ect. to actually be and understand Koreans to some extent. He wants this to be an easy fix and have fun but all his "fixes" just seem to be hurting him and draining his money

[@kikisakura8189]

He definitely can be a Korean because he lives in korea (but like you said, I don’t think they’ll let him in) but ethnicity, he will never be asian. He thinks he can just be one thing because you like it. And again, he is still caucasian and it proves that he is choosing to be “korean” but there are so much people who suffer injustice and racism because of their ethnicity and don’t have a choice to just change. I feel offended as half asian because ive been bullied for looking different and picked on just for Ollie London to “change race” because he likes a countries culture. That lady who talked some sense into him (i mean, he deflected all her words anyway) she definitely said what everyone wanted to say to him.

[@BelleDreamer7]

@@kikisakura8189 I agree completely, it just bothers me when people call Korean a race, Korean is a nationality and an ethnicity, it is an ethnicity of the Asian race. I’m Irish-Italian, but that is my ethnic heritage, I’m white and a US citizen.

[@trishaulatan7851]

Been waiting for this broooo. Thanks!

[@wrath3488]

As someone who is Korean, I genuinely can’t bring myself to be offended by this guy, I just can’t. I don’t think anyone takes him seriously enough for his little shenanigans to have any impact on real Korean people. I think the strongest reaction this guy has gotten out of me and my siblings is a laugh

[@charlirogers6235]

It is SOOOOO shockingly racist to say, "look I paid for the Korean eyes, and the Korean cheekbones, and a Korean nose, so I'm Korean now". I vacationed here, so now I own it as my homeland. He's saying one: Korean means this nose, and eyes...and two: I like it, so I own it now. Its crazy. You have marginalized an entire ethnicity to a handful of facial features, and taken ownership of an entire nation cuz its fun. He was unhappy so he bought Korean-ism. Get therapy, find happiness through selflessness, grow as a person. Don't seek fulfillment through the appropriation of another's culture and race.

[@potatoflow536]

Is there anything more English than "I vacationed here, so now I own it" tho?

[@KingOfGaymes]

It’s funny because they’re not even trying to look “Korean” per say, he’s trying to look East Asian. The features they’re trying to achieve aren’t solely Korean.. You can’t “look” like a Nationality.

[@KingOfGaymes]

@@potatoflow536 The most British thing a British person can do, go to another country and say “mine now”

[@charlirogers6235]

He doesn't look Korean, heck he doesn't look Asian. Asian people look Asian, he looks like a white man with poorly done plastic surgery. Ethnicity cannot be boiled down to a nose shape or eye shape. I know Koreans that have a nose like mine (I'm black), I know people from Russia with a heavy eye lid, heck I know white women with fuller lips than mine. We are all more than a few facial characteristics. It's such a small immature mind view. The more you think about it, the more he's just the worst.

[@Araitne]

And it's so incredibly hurtful to say "Because I wanna look like a girl now" and then claim to be transgender just because you want to look like another gender. Being trans is not choosing, it's a journey full of pain, dysmorphia and struggle... Some of transgender people are forced to be stuck in the wrong body, no possibility of transitioning. I hate when privileged people try to speak up on topics they have no idea about and can't take any criticism when faced with facts which do not suit their narrative or world viewpoint :/

[@microwavedsarcasm]

24:35 This woman read them so well to the point where they tried to grab at straws to validate what they're doing is right. This is what Oli/Rosé *needs* to hear in person (bc I'm sure they get thousands of comments about it online all the time which they can just ignore). It's so crucial that Oli/Rosé sees what they're doing is detrimental and causes more harm than good for themselves, the culture they're appropriating, and various other cultures.

[@ethank-l4930]

Absolutely but you can also see how much in denial they are about how what they are doing is offensive and how they even doubled down.

[@thareelhelloagain]

Imagine how biological women must feel about men doing to them the exact same thing that Oli is doing to Korean people (well and also women now).

[@microwavedsarcasm]

@@thareelhelloagain I'm a biolgical woman and honestly could care less about that aspect. My point was really based on them becoming obsessed with literally attempting to become people that already exsist, copious amounts of surgeries to become a different race, spreading harmful ideas etc. I guess there is an argument to be had about them being a trans person, but I won't be part-taking in it lol.

[@thareelhelloagain]

@@microwavedsarcasm KZbin keeps deleting my comments unfortunately so I am apparently being censored from responding to you.

[@thareelhelloagain]

@@microwavedsarcasm However, I'll just say this; using surgery to become a woman is just as insane as using surgery to become Korean. Both are impossible.

[@xxx3407]

I swear there is not one video of yours that I don't love. Just love your sense of humor!!

[@karinahernandez2059]

the cutout being hostage comment had me dying jajajajaa love your videos, cheers!

[@tiffanykim2773]

I hope Cardboard Jimin got therapy after the divorce. I'm convinced the poor cut out is traumatized. Hope he also got some alimony or something.

[@prydainianspy4625]

you are by far the most kind and compassionate youtuber I have seen in years. Never lose your light homie

[@Lola_Nico]

Troons don’t need compassion. They need to be gassed.

[@crymouse]

underrated comment

[@LunalovaniaGaming]

Been binge watching your videos this morning. Thanks for making me laugh. You're great. Keep on doing what you love to do man! 💜🤝

[@awsomness180]

Do you know how much of a privileged white person you have to be to be like “actually I don’t want to be white anymore”

[@annavictrix]

An "ordinary," peaceful life is severely underrated.

[@curious1706]

the sad thing about this is they want to marry their idol, but can't; so they try to become what they love. This is always so sad to me, because I know exactly how it feels. I have seen people who're so amazing, that I want them to be mine. Sometimes I eventually realize "I can never be with this person" - so I try to be them. The thought process is: if everyone loves this person (including me), then maybe people will love me too. Clout chasing is one thing, but that emotional coping mechanism hurts more painful than heartbreak.

[@decrepitgirl]

Props to you for at least being aware of it. So many people do it without even realizing. I'd say it's even sadder when one tries to copy somebody well known, cause then it's obvious to everyone what they are trying to do and the risk of getting mocked is higher (literally the opposite of the desired effect). It's hard to accept that (as far as we know) we only live once and we are stuck with ourselves, even if we are not satisfied with it. Figuring out how to become the best we can be is an ongoing journey whose sufficiently happy end is never guaranteed. So it seems to be very appealing to just internalize other people's strategies that seem to work for them in our own life. It's like starting a popular diet though: you want quick results so you don't put the effort it's actually required to create life changing results, you try it for a while but ultimately it wasn't made for you so you give up feeling discouraged and disappointed. One's focus should always be on ourselves without comparing who we are to others, that's how we can notice if we made any progress.

[@ObeyIzuna]

The AOT edit, got a lurker to drop a like. Shit funny as hell

[@WisteriaBerlitz]

Well, you've done it Sixteenleo Congrats on making it into Nsync! 🎉🎉

[@meggy_eggy557]

Yuki picked out a fabulous outfit. A fashion icon. Also great video as always 💕 oli really needs to get some help

[@sentientplant9658]

Yuki should dress him for every video lol

[@christinamathers8797]

Enjoy being 16 😂😂😂😂 mister Leo! We love you mate!

[@ashe6608]

haven't seen your videos' in my reccomended since you went to the hospital, glad to see youre doing ok!

[@hermine1657]

THE HOODIE AND THE HAT ARE SO CUTE 😭😭😭😭 (actually wanted to buy that exact hoodie once haha)

[@kiatorrette5631]

Just wanna clarify that trans-racial IS a thing, but it used in reference to adopted children. It describes kids who were adopted by families of different ethnic/racial background. Most direct example is a white family adopting a black kid. It just describes a kid being raised under different ethnic cultural standards than their own cause of adoption..... I obviously don't have to explain how what Oli London is doing is NOT that

[@calvinlee8103]

My family is 100% white, and we're raising a black boy; are you saying he's not black, but a trans-racial white kid instead? Despite the fact that he's very visibly black, and experiences anti-black racism? Because that seems pretty incorrect. Like, super obviously 100% wrong.

[@goddammitalana]

That wouldn’t be trans RACIAL. It would be trans cultural.

[@kiatorrette5631]

To the people under my comment, this is a description of transracial adoption, almost EXACTLY like my description from Child Welfare Information Gateway on childwelfare.gov "Transracial or transcultural adoption means placing a child who is of one race or ethnic group with adoptive parents of another race or ethnic group. In the United States these terms usually refer to the placement of children of color or children from another country with Caucasian adoptive parents." Here's the link to the full article for ya right here chrome-extension://efaidnbmnnnibpcajpcglclefindmkaj/www.childwelfare.gov/pubPDFs/f_trans.pdf Have fun actually LEARNING instead acting like I'm bullshitting

[@endless3cho]

Oh look, you found a website.

[@acemarvel1564]

These activist frauds bash and thrash the meanings of words all the time

[@kcgane]

Thanks for making everyone's days better leo :)

[@delighted9062]

I think I heard that Jimin most definitely found out about this and the company said to never mention his name around him ever. And I personally understand how he feels and I would be incredibly uncomfortable and creeped out and insulted all together. Wow. I feel bad for not only Jimin and bts but for all Koreans as well.

[@RozettaVyper]

Jimin should've sent a letter, telling the oily englishman to go back to England and stop disgracing his people. Ya know what? That might be why Oli divorced his cardboard. I think Jimin, BTS manager or one of the other members might've sent a personal letter to Oli. We will never know this because Oli has an ego the size of an elephant.

[@RancidAlic3]

I didn't know you are South African?! I'm South African and I really enjoy your videos! Baie Dankie!

[@tag2798]

i love the direction your content is taking! the longer videos/deep dives are awesome

[@persialionheart]

I'm gonna be honest. I actually pitied Oli for a bit because they seemed to be never okay with what they looked like but after the "transracial" stuff I just can't anymore. As a kpop fan and someone who loves Korea from their dramas to their music to their history to their beauty and fashion to their food, I understand having such an intense love for Korea and what it offers. I hope that one day ill have the money and the chance to experience Korea in person like a lot of other fans. What I do not understand is not only trying to become someone else, but trying to tell people you are another race. No race is more superior than the other. It doesn't matter if you are korean or Indian or British. Also I'm just fed up that they want to act like they looked like Jimin before and now Rosé. No. Just. Leave our idols alone please. Just. Please.

[@Lola_Nico]

And yet here you are calling a singular man “they”. St fu you troon.

[@natashamoran8408]

Could not have said it better. Exactly

[@dbycrash]

HE OR IT NOT "THEY".. Did you sleep through biology or has woke culture made you completely braindead?

[@icuddlecats1]

for the algorithm, Omg I haven't laughed so hard in ages. Thank you Leo!!!

[@YelanMain31]

Happy 16th birthday Leo! 😁

[@f4tbastardx]

I get so excited when you upload 💚

[@allisona4500]

ahhhh i have been bed ridden the past couple of days but LEO UPLOADED and the day is better. Can I just say I appreciate all of your content? 😄😄 You’re great keep it up ☺️❣️

[@bobbythompson6017]

simp

[@danielzuniga6051]

Thanks for the new car! I'll make sure to treat it right.

[@spyscy]

As a white person with an undergraduate degree in Japanese language and culture who studied abroad there, listening to him speak Korean makes me lol That’s the valley girl accent I use when I make fun of white people butchering Japanese yet he’s doing it entirely unironically

[@cthulhuhoops]

LMAO s a m e, including the degree and experiences.

[@paper.trailing]

I have a degree in Korean studies (language and culture) and live in Korea with my Korean partner. I speak Korean like that to him to embarrass him. Hearing Oli do it gives me second hand embarrassment.

[@darthsarah7252]

I love the minty grandma look. I know you said you don't like green but it does look good on you. Also, fantastic video. I always look forward to your content, thoughtful and funny commentary.

[@reaganallen5904]

no way i just watched your other oli london video YESTERDAY and now you come out with this. r u in my walls

[@jasminestanbury9693]

The problem with his cultural coming out is culture is not genetically controlled. It’s a social construct but one that is on a different level then the biological sex vs gender identity. Gender identity is based on biological aspects and because genetics is such a lottery it is possible for a person to have a gender identity that is very different to what their body suggests. Culture is completely separate from biology and genetics. It’s a set of traditions, language and behaviour that a group of people have developed over a very long time. The woman in the video is correct. To truly have a transracial (the way that Ollie sees it- as others have said it exists within adoption). Everyone would be able to swap and adopt whatever culture they wanted. But at this point that’s not possible. There is too much negative history, prejudice and privilege that has to be worked through as a society before we get to that point. Who knows even if we can get to that point but we aren’t there now. So he needs to stick to just being a English person who loves Korean culture. But he won’t unfortunately.

[@mackie911]

But isn't the argument of the gender Vs sex discussion, that gender is just a social construct and sex is the biological aspect? I'm not trans or gender dysphoric so I can't speak in the inner workings of the issue. from an outside view point I do struggle with separating transgender and "transracial" from a pure argumentative standpoint. That does not mean I agree with Ollie or think it's good what they're doing at all. But if you take out opinion and emotion, the arguments (I've heard so far!) don't support one more than the other. I would like to hear valid arguments though how one is more valid than the other (people take offense to both, sex and race are both genetically predetermined (intersex excluded) so those arguments don't hold water). There's an interesting episode of "Atlanta" touching on the subject.

[@YukiLeiu]

@@mackie911 the difference between people getting offended by transgender and transracial is the people who are offended by someone’s gender are the oppressors. They are actively causing harm cause they’re miseducated (autocorrect wanted to say miserable instead and that’s also not wrong) in both gender and sex, and the English language itself. Trans people know we can’t change our sex, sex and gender are different. Gender is a social construct in the way of the stereotype but how you percipient your gender is part of who you are from both predetermined genetics and how you were raised. Transracial the way oli explains it is racism. Where they are the oppressor, quite literally since they’re white af, they’re causing harm from again a place of misinformation. You can change your nationality which if that is what they were doing no one would care but you can’t change your race or ethnicity no matter how much you try. For ethnicity it isn’t genetic or inherent but you can’t go back in time and change how you’re raised. Transracial is only valid in the fact of adoptees being of a different race to their adoptive parents.

[@mackie911]

@@YukiLeiu thank you for the insight and point of view! Though I don't necessarily agree with every point made (eg. stereotyping them being white as being tied to them being the oppressor, though I do understand what you mean in regards to the subject itself),I do appreciate the conversation. As I'm not part of the group(s) they're affecting directly, it's not my place to defend or get offended over. Our society is changing so fast and we are learning so much more about psychology and social constructs, that I do feel like I want to have a less emotional and more rational discussion about touchy subjects as this.

[@jasminestanbury9693]

@@mackie911 @Ghostlytime Sorry I've had an emotionally exhausting 3 days (that's life for you) and could not bring myself to answer at the time and had no energy. But I read your reply and I agree its important to address and learn about topics we don't understand and do it in a way where opinion and emotions are taken out (or nothing gets done). Your question about the argument of gender v sex as a social construct and how I pointed out that culture is also a social construct. Thanks to Ghostlytime (thank you for your insight) you had your confusion cleared up and I would like to add to it. Biology is the blueprint for almost all aspects of our understanding. It sets the standard for our stereotypes and how most people see the world. Its also extremely difficult to change our biology. It has informed our norms hence the "all men are strong and all women are emotional" idea. (Because a lot of men have hormones that makes them stronger than women, and a lot of women have a heightened emotional awareness through their hormones) But biology is also a lottery it is not perfect and it is not a guarantee. So not all men are strong and not all women are emotional. Instead each person is completely unique This is where the social construct comes in. Over thousands of years rules and traditions have been set up to make our society work. While they seem perfect or based on biological facts. They are not and constantly change. Its just that the constant change is on the scale of decades not days or years and is hard for me a person to see it happening. If you are a person that doesn't know or learn about history its even harder to see that change. Hundreds of years ago Knights wore pink because it symbolised blood and strength to them, women wore blue because it was seen as heavenly and close to god. Today boys are stereotypically dressed in blue and girls in pink because of a change in our societal construct that happened over hundreds of years. How does this apply to transgender and gender as a whole. Note I am not trans myself and do not have personal understanding of the difficulties that people who have to struggle through this but I have asked questions, listened and read. It seems to boil down to something like this: A trans persons biological sex and their (spirit/soul/personality/identity- chose what ever word you want here) (socially constructed) gender disagree and they want to make changes to be comfortable within their own body. They are not denying biological facts because (at this point) genes cannot be changed but they want to live as the gender they feel comfortable as. Yes sometimes that means making changes to the body - but that's their choice to make not mine. Keep listening to and asking trans people questions as they are the best people to help you understand. I may be way off. How does culture and transracialism come into it. Why can't Oli change his race without upsetting a lot of people? Short answer A LOOOOOOT OF HISTORICAL BAGGAGE. A culture on the smallest of scales is when a group of people make a set of rules, language and traditions that only people in that group know about or practice. Think of your family compared to your friends family, then compare to mine or a family in Zimbabwe. Each of our family's make up rules, language and traditions that only your family understand. It is not linked to biology, yet. Hence why my original comment said culture is not biologically linked but socially constructed. It becomes biological over a very long time. (think thousands of years) As people in that original group marry and bring up their children following those rules, traditions and language. Overtime certain biological traits start occurring in the group. It sometimes becomes possible to pick out someone's culture by what they look like. Now if we stopped here at our understanding of culture then what Oli is doing is not wrong. BUT what makes it wrong is when we recognise the effect of history, power and privilege. There are thousands of years of imbalance, prejudice and hatred between cultures and IF you superficially jump from one to the other (like Oli) then it makes all of that moot. Throws the suffering, the trauma and the fight out the window and feels like he is spitting in everyone's face. Not to mention a random Korean person probably cannot easily make the jump the other way. Like he feels he can. Essentially while transgender and transracial ideas seem very similar and related, i.e. "why can they change their gender and be celebrated but I cannot change my race... and if I do I am a target for vitriol and hatred". They are not and have to be treated as two very different things. About the "White oppressor" factor, and how you are uncomfortable with it. You are right Ghostlytime and I made some grand assumptions about Oli and his choices. He likely means well and it has nothing to do with his whiteness. The simple fact is in history white people did MANY terrible things and as a descendant (I am white) I have benefitted in some way from those acts. (I live in Australia, a land taken away from the original owners by legal decree). While I am personally not guilty, I try my hardest to support minorities around me and learn about their struggles and use my privilege (as a teacher) to benefit them. I am assuming that you are White which is why it makes you uncomfortable to be pointed to as a bad thing. (If not I am sorry, and try to take this as general life advice). Some of the best things we can do as white people is learn, listen and acknowledge that bad things happened and genuinely try to be better as humans. Assigning guilt or retroactive punishment does nothing but distract from fixing the problem and becoming a better society. I applaud your questioning and desire to learn and to do it while leaving emotions and opinions out of it all. That is sometimes the only way we actually learn, grow and change. Keep that curiosity alive and be a lifelong learner. Hope I haven't overwhelmed you with my comment. Like everything to do with humans the topic is so much more complex then it seems at first. I have never accepted "just because" as an answer and tell my students to never accept it either. I tell them that if I as their teacher/adult cannot explain myself with evidence or reasons then they need to question me further to see if I might be lying, saying my opinion or even just lording over them for power. It keeps me on my toes.

[@austinblackburn8095]

@@YukiLeiu Ok so the argument your making is if somebody is offended by a transgender they are the oppressor. However since I'm offended by transracials they are the oppressor not me. Yet you do nothing to argue why it's ok to change gender because it's a social construct, and not culture which is also a social construct. I personally don't give a fuck about either let people do what they want to do as long as it's not actually hurting anyone, but your argument makes no sense when held up to any logical examination.

[@heathercampbell9378]

Green suits you! 💚 You should wear it more often!

[@FancyBaccon]

when he was in the interview by the black lady, in the first frame, you can see in her eyes how hard and how strongly she is restraining herself. you could see there was a lot being held back, and i respect that. me personally could never be so strong as to hold such emotions back

[@Delicate_Disaster]

I'm sitting here eating dry frosted mini wheats like the lunatic that I am and full on choked when he made the remark about Jimin's cardboard cutout looked like it's being held hostage🤣

[@caitwheat6279]

You are now frosted mini wheats!

[@evonekky3672]

I eat them dry too you aren't the only lunatic 😂

[@Mama_Bear524]

Oh now I want frosted mini wheats

[@zervaniii]

Been here for a quite some time and I must admit I always come back to you if I wanted to laugh or cringe or overall just have a good time even if the topic of the video isn't all fun and rainbows. I truly appreciate you and thank you for being here. I deeply apologize for the scare you had recently, no one deserves to go through that. I sincerely hope everyone and Leo have a lovely day! Okie, imma resume watching. the cameo had me biting my insides 💀😭

[@funkypunky4207]

LEO! Hello from South Africa! GREEN SUITS YOU!!! LOL plus, I'd give anything to have that hat in my hat collection. Hoodie is not too bad either!

[@ahriplays9436]

hey its probably already your birthday over there! Happy Birthday! have good one!

[@AlexPZ56]

Can’t wait to watch, I already know this gonna be good.

[@RayIsASimp89]

So the term transracial actually does exist before this, it refers to an orphan of one race being adopted by another race. The official definition is : Interracial adoption refers to the act of placing a child of one racial or ethnic group with adoptive parents of another racial or ethnic group. Not to mention there actually is a term for the kind of transracial oli is, transracial identity the definition for that term is: Transracial people identify as a different race than the one associated with their biological ancestry. They may adjust their appearance to make themselves look more like that race, and they may participate in activities associated with that race. Yay research

[@thareelhelloagain]

Just because it exists doesn't make it any less insane.

[@JohanLiebert1]

yay another idiot

[@michalovesanime]

It is weird but so is the concept of race itself. It's not real, it's just something that was and is used to justify racism lol.. The human world is.. Unfortunately completely illogical

[@123badcat123]

heya leo! i love ur sarcasm :D ur vids helped me through so many nights! ty for the content you create

[@aporue5893]

I honestly wanna see the future where oli is actually happy and no longer having any surgery. Make it happen. 💕🌠

[@Rottengoal]

He doesn't look Korean even after all the surgeries, but because he had all those surgeries he now doesn't even look British anymore. What is he?

[@TeddyLovesAxl]

How does he still even have a damn face?!? 🤷🏻

[@soosquatch4236]

Looks like a 50 year old woman who has had some unfortunate plastic surgery

[@scabtheindecisivecrafter]

A warning for having too much cosmetic surgery!

[@Mama_Bear524]

I agree. He failed his mission spectacularly.

[@stormyk244]

When they kept repeating “I look Korean now, I have a Korean face,” I was like NO YOU DON’T! All they look like is a person who has had a massive amount of plastic surgery.

[@alejandrogallardo]

Hey, Leo. Just wanted to thank you for your efforts, your comedy, and your honesty. Much love from MX!

[@sharklemons8073]

I now need a whole ten minute video of Leo asking Danny for his car back

[@JaybearLuvsU]

Green looks so nice on you, Leo 😭 but I am glad everything fit you. I’ll get you something with a color you like soon. I already have some ideas.

[@lizard8694]

I just want to say that I love the journey that I've been able to witness with sixteenleo. I started watching in 2020 with the lilly Singh video, basically the beginning, and I love the intros now, the incorporation of the stuffed animals and the board, everything. You just keep getting better, keep it up :)

[@AdamantErinyes]

I don't know if it's the plastic surgery or makeup or a combination of both, but their skin texture is just sooooo bad. It makes my heart ache to see people going through such intense surgeries when it's obviously not treating the root issue.

[@Lola_Nico]

His*

[@katherinelampke3945]

@@Lola_Nico why are you posting this on every comment? please get a life

[@Lola_Nico]

@@katherinelampke3945 why do you stalk people? Get a life.

[@dogsrcute691]

@@Lola_Nico they're just reading the comments like anyone else and tbh you're everywhere pissing your panties about what pronouns people use

[@turkicnomad5632]

@@Lola_Nico lmao says the person who tries to correct others by misgendering someone in the replies of random KZbin comments. Go touch grass.

[@NeoDarkling]

The fact that he puts himself on the exact same footing as Koreans is so belittling, insulting and racist. The fact that he does this for a living is disgusting and just straight up exploitative.

[@samanthamarko7845]

Omg I can't breath from laughing, you going through the whole process of sending your 'audition tape' was funny enough, but realizing it wasn't nsync after was perfect💖 I love green frog man🐸

[@garroshhellscream8554]

“I want to be you and I want to be with you” Serious serial killer vibes.

[@Mama_Bear524]

Yes!!!! So creepy

[@stephenpmurphy591]

He's so creepy it's difficult to watch him. I want'a tell him stop stop ...stop it! Stop it now! Stop it, you're cringe personified.

[@lulufan100]

I have a feeling a lot of Rose's fans are just egging them on to see how badly they can mess themselves up. Clout chasing or not, this amount of surgery and controversy will take a toll and I hope they get help

[@Lola_Nico]

He* oli*

[@redmoon383]

I hope so too but I feel like they're far too gone at this point. Clearly there is something that needs major therapy to help process but I don't think they'll ever get it because of how the notoriety makes them feel.

[@Lola_Nico]

@@redmoon383 he* troon lover

[@lulufan100]

They changed their name and they're nonbinary. I think the transracial stuff is bs and offensive but I can respect that other stuff. Just because someone does something bad doesn't mean you should ignore pronouns and name changes. There are some things you can't change like race

[@nicripolas816]

@@lulufan100 Well HE is anti-trans now. So you need to learn to think for yourself instead of just capitulating to what clearly delusional people say

[@prescellamw9944]

Hearing Leo's Dr Phil voice gives me the most joy I've had this week😆

[@micahmcallister5554]

I have no words, no feelings, no opinion. This is outside of my realm of processing.

[@allisonj905]

What if you knew you were the "crazy person" story in people's lives? People who have come into contact with Ollie London will likely remember them from time to time for the rest of their lives. Life is literally your shot. They shot it..

[@Lola_Nico]

Them? That’s a singular man. Idiot.

[@bananinha26]

Hello, Leo! I'm a fan of Brazil, I really love your videos and this one made me laugh a lot! Thank you for being such an amazing person, sending love from Brazil

[@garycarlton448]

Hi I really enjoy your videos keep on doing what you do yeha

[@kathik4336]

I love your hat! 🐸💚