Mexican People Try “Mexican” Costumes

[@angelp8469]

As a mexican that actually lives in Mexico I can tell you this: *NO ONE CARES!* Seriously, no one actually gets offended by this or thinks it's racist. They are just costumes.

[@gaspackgriff9725]

thank you.

[@Eksides4]

+Angel P Agreed!

[@kyadelavoka]

I bet you're a white Mexican

[@isabellagordon9148]

Agreed

[@andrxsdzn]

+Angel P That's right, we don't care about this kind of stuff.

[@ashleyalejandra2603]

2015: the year of everyone gets offended by everything. Mexicans living in Mexico: don't mind this. Mexicans living in the US: well, watch the video and there's your answer.

[@phillbill5678]

they haven't done black people try on black people costumes

[@angelp8469]

+Phill Bill A burglar costume? :)

[@bannanaboat12]

Someone said it!!

[@ashleyalejandra2603]

I mean, we wouldn't sell these traditional outfits in every corner (not literally) if we actually found this offensive.

[@phillbill5678]

***** that's good but I was thinking more of a drug doer look or a fried chicken costume

[@HelloKittyFreak96]

Stop getting offended because someone told you to be offended Nadamas es ropa, calmensen!

[@blackmegamind6654]

Tienes razón.

[@soldelamanecer7091]

Son estereotipos y son molestos, entiende eso, aparte de apropiación cultural, pero como no nos enseñaron a apreciar nuestra cultura y tener respeto a las otras.

[@Nbdyatall]

@@soldelamanecer7091 si alguien es tan terco como para creer en los estereotipos entonces no creo que el hecho de que se nos considera que todos usamos esta ropa cambie algo

[@anthonyj2673]

@@soldelamanecer7091 ¿De qué hablas? La mayoría de las personas en pueblos pequeños de México usan sombreros y ponchos 😒😒😒 Yo no veo ningún estereotipo ahí

[@Edgarivan3000]

@@soldelamanecer7091 por que son molestos? Es bonito que a extranjeros les guste nuestra cultura

[@InMemoWeTrust]

There's something wierd about this "Mexicans" they crearly born and raise in USA... If you dress like that in Mexico nobody will tell you is offensive, a lot of gringos come and like to wear stuff like that to play and make fun of them self, and I honestly don't see a poncho or sombrero as a cultural clothing in Mexico, like I say nobody use them here.

[@LuisSanchez-dt8tp]

Ikr we mostly just use them in cinco de mayo or día de los muertos but other than that we rarely even use ponchos

[@ericktellez7632]

I pray for the day channels about Mexicans would use actual people from Mexico and not Americans with hispanic heritage.

[@Felixsleftbigtoenail]

@@LuisSanchez-dt8tp I’ve never seen a Mexican person celebrating 5 de Mayo, but they do dress like that in September 15th

[@youlknowmyname]

@Dememox Hi, I'm curious do you live in the United States? Also, it's weird not wierd (wierd isn't a word).

[@Nutzername92a]

Please do next: German People Try "German" Costumes. Russian People Try "Russian" Costumes. Scandinavian People Try "Scandinavian" Costumes.

[@bingbung]

Americans react to American costumes.

[@violetclarke2944]

the german one is so unnecessarry lmao on oktoberfest everyone wears them unless you mean "nazi" costumes

[@alexwelsh859]

And Canadians try "Canadian" costumes

[@no407]

+John Doe If they do it's for comments like these

[@loganhewett7787]

They'll never do it.

[@mariaphares4783]

"My donkey is dead." I laughed so hard!! That guy is so funny!

[@autumnzerose]

+Maria Glick SAMMMEEE

[@kaiyzcott]

it's just a costume, relax. 😂

[@leilanymayer1706]

Im mexican and those were funny af and i would 10/10 dress up like that😂

[@porqueno1825]

Stereotypes can be a hit or miss depending on whom takes it. Like i'm Australian and love all the stereotypes surrounding us, like it's the caramelised iconic items or notions that get presumed to be real.

[@superseaserpentanddinosaur2817]

Ya same

[@mythloverb5931]

"Can you stop moving the legs?" "I'm... I'M HAVING FUN MOVING THE LEEEEGS!" 😂😂😂😂

[@Natalia-ix3iu]

I loved that part

[@mharoto9930]

lmao I loved that

[@adelinecrawford4433]

As a Mexican I can say that I am more offended by this video than I am by the costume. Especially by the Mexican people who wore the costume and seem to have grown up in Mexico. Humor in Mexico is brutal, how the heck do you survive down there or do sensitivities just kick in when you cross the border? Honestly, so long and no one is messing with my family or being stupid , wear the darn sombrero, throw in a taco too! Stop this nonsense! You’re only offended because someone in the US told you to be.

[@SomberRune]

@One Punch Man 😂😂

[@anacorona7290]

Sisi ya vimos que quieres aprobación de los estadounidenses ya cállate un rato

[@amelie-gh6ij]

@@anacorona7290 Claro, como tener una opinión propia significa querer aprobación, shame oy.

[@jesusherbertchrist3304]

I'm Mexican American and I don't find any of these costumes offensive. Honestly, I want them all!!!

[@abreyakadabra]

thank you jesus

[@jessicamedina5251]

same!

[@judithneil3603]

SAME

[@s.citlalicue]

SAME!!! XD

[@rainbow9910123]

Depends, do you live in América or México, or like where are you the most, it depends

[@suscriptor01]

This is not cultural appropriation, this is just a misconception of what "mexican culture" is. People in Mexico don't dress up like that since circa 1910, so it's not such a thing as cultural appropriation. As a mexican myself, I really don't care about them dressing up like that, but I've seen many critics about how inaccurate this is. Sorry if my English is a bit messed up.

[@adriand.294]

Igual el disfraz está chingón, da gusto ver que hay gente interesada en parte de nuestra cultura.

[@Ayadyla]

I'm mexican and I don't really care about those costumes. Unless you don't play with our culture, I do not care.

[@luisreyna4239]

I’m Mexican these costumes are hilarious especially if you are drunk

[@loo6357]

Luis Reyna wow the drunk Mexican stereotype that’s a wonderful stereotype that totally changed my mind

[@Beto-vq4ox]

@@loo6357 No sense of humor apparently

[@Longhorn1414]

Not to read too much into it but do you notice how the Native Americans were almost disgusted by the costumes but in this video the mexicans are like "i dont like this, i can see why it was done and i can see where you got the idea but its still wrong". Kinda makes me want to see an asian and black one bc i feel like how offended you are plays into how well you nationality has began to mesh with american society. Like mexicans definitely get more attention in the media, its not always positive but at least they are being notice and can have a face and voice in comparison to Native Americans who never really have a voice but are facing problems that need to be addressed.

[@looow]

+Ronnie Morrison oh absolutely i agree with you

[@Longhorn1414]

***** you arent very smart or socially conscious. If youre that distraught about the state of racial relations then leave we dont have time for impatient radicals. This is an issure that needs to be taken one step at a time and looked at thoroughly so everyone who is open can have an understanding

[@OrangeEBIL]

Personally I think it's the culture that dictates how people will react. I grew up in a mixed race home. We deal with things we don't like by making jokes about it. It's just one experience though, I don't speak for everyone.

[@Longhorn1414]

LRK - I respect that. What I mean tho is maybe when cultures have more of a voice then they dont feel the need to be as hard sbout things like that. I know personally pimps and hoe, gangsta costumes dont bother me, yes theyre racist but most ppl dont see that they see an over the top difference to their everyday life

[@Longhorn1414]

***** lol ok

[@elenagarcia1355]

I am a mexican and I am not offended at all , also these guys are not mexican they are chicanos. Don't act like mexican is a race

[@allisonrose1581]

Well sorry some of us were raised as a mexican since our family thought we should know our roots.Not every one born the US acts like a american that was born there with a american family.

[@camerondaily]

it isn't halloween without some classic american cultural appropriation!

[@shortiebop01]

Culture appropriation????? That is the stupidest thing ever to come out of people mouths! Whoever uses that line is a racist as well. The world is a community and imitation is flattery. It makes the world go round. Should we segregate the world??? Nonsense!!!

[@pxredd9470]

+RawrsomeRachael prEACH IT YAS

[@shortiebop01]

+space mom well technically Mexicans are classified as white. Lmbo but that's a whole other subject. I do understand what cultural appropriation is. I remember watching Gwen Stefani videos and thinking it was cool that she thought my culture was cool. That was way before that fraise became popular. It's a bunch of BS. Your getting mad at "white people" for dressing, taking, decorating, eating, and or acting like another culture???? Go live on an island somewhere. This is the most insane and racist argument ever. Let people be and live. You don't want people to segregate and exclude you but you don't have a problem with doing it to "white people"? That is so twisted.

[@noors2058]

Yeah, but it's a Halloween costume for goodness' sake... Like it's not cultural appropriation really, sorry. It's just a costume, it's not a daily routine to wear that. Plus, most Mexicans don't wear giant sombreros, thick mustaches and riding a donkey...

[@noors2058]

And I'm Muslim and I care less if a non Muslim puts henna, you guys just take it too seriously. It's pretty, it gets people money (for doing it), no Muslims are offended by a non Muslim when they put it on, or anything. Wear henna if you please! Chill out people it's a design, not a representation of a culture/religion...

[@BoomNoBastic]

Mexican-American here. I'd wear that donkey one. There's literally no deep or sacred meaning behind sombreros, ponchos, or "mexican" mustaches. One is used for shade, one is used to keep warm, and a mustache is just.. a mustache. None of has meaning, but it does serve a purpose!

[@maximvm3953]

As a Mexican myself... I am not offended

[@victordavidosoriocastillo9800]

I am Mexican and I love to introduce people to my culture. I love when Americans use a sombrero and I love when Americans love my culture. when someone from another culture show me that it love my culture, I cry of happiness.

[@Alexis_005]

Victor David Osorio Castillo get over yourself, you don’t need gringos approval

[@victordavidosoriocastillo9800]

​@@Alexis_005 Are you trying to tell me what I have to think? I do not need Americans approval I am 100% Mexican and each 100% Mexican loves to share its culture. just fake Mexicans are angry for things like costumes. the girl that say is not nice to wear a sombrero it is much more insulting for me than an American which use the sombrero (in fact the American is not insulting). Who is that girl say to future Mexicans is not nice to use the sombrero? "Los Mexicanos nacen donde se les la rechingada gana" (Mexicans born wherever they want to born). Be a real Mexican is not related to the blood and where do you born. She is not a Mexican.

[@kagomehigurashi2345]

@@victordavidosoriocastillo9800 as a fellow mexican living in México, i agree with everything you said. I just didn't like the bad quality of the costumes.

[@Dennis-nc3vw]

That's because you are a real Mexican, not someone who calls themselves Mexican because their grandfather was from Mexico and then can't distinguish race from culture.

[@priscilagalvan9918]

@@Alexis_005 He must be in love with some gringo

[@imma_bird_chirp6381]

Im Mexican and born in the us, I don’t get offended easily because of how my parents raised me. The only thing that will offend me is if you offend my mother.

[@victordavidosoriocastillo9800]

you are a real Mexican. los Mexicanos nacen donde se les da su rechingada gana. porque somos necios

[@priscilagalvan9918]

@@victordavidosoriocastillo9800 Su acta de nacimiento dice lo contrario :p

[@victordavidosoriocastillo9800]

@@priscilagalvan9918 sabes que lo que dices solo tiene sentido si no existiera la naturalizacion, verdad?

[@LauraNeuzeth]

I have a small suggestion for Buzzfeed, could you maybe take some videos out to the streets and ask people who are not employed by Buzzfeed for their opinion. It seems like the people in the videos are a little biased and find pretty much anything offensive (that's the case with almost every video about race on Buzzfeed). Maybe asking a random stranger can put things into better perspective. It might also help to ask people of different age groups and not just 20-30 year-olds.

[@LauraNeuzeth]

***** From what I've seen in recent videos, the Buzzfeed employees all think these cultural costumes are offensive. One of the guys had a better sense of humor about the costumes, but the message that they're putting out is that this is insulting to the Mexican culture. Not all Mexicans feel that way, just look at the comments and you'll see some Mexicans that thought the costumes were funny or not insulting. It would be nice to offer a different view apart from their own employees.

[@sariahteran4542]

Heyyy, why dont YOU do it? Make a video. I mean no one honestly cares THAT much. So much butthurt viewers over people getting offended that people get offended because someone is offending their culture. Just shhhh.

[@LauraNeuzeth]

***** I'm not being combative nor using caps to prove a point. Having a variety of voices be heard would be nice, it was just a simple suggestion. It's not like they've never gone to the streets of Los Angeles to ask opinions. They've done that in various of their videos about the transgender community. Also, I don't understand the "why defend something when you don't understand how it could be offensive to begin with." I am Mexican, I'm not just some random white girl commenting on a video. I grew up in Mexico and my whole family is Mexican, therefore I can voice my opinion when we're talking about my culture. As a Mexican woman, I was not offended by these costumes in the way that some of the men and women in this video were.

[@happyluv11]

+Princess Daisy you assume that because someone isn't offended it means they must be uneducated but that's ridiculous. It's not just "you're either offended or you're ignorant", sometimes people just see things differently

[@LauraNeuzeth]

***** I honestly feel like I'm having a conversation with a wall. You do understand that people have different opinions, right?

[@facetioustimes6211]

You’re Mexican if you live in Mexico. It’s a nationality. There’s no Hispanic or Latino, Hispanic can be translated to Spain, Latino Roman. Y’all are indigenous.

[@jamesyang420]

Michael Lozano the funny thing is people literally from Spain are usually not categorized as Hispanic lol

[@KateeAngel]

Mexicans are not only Natives and mestizos, there are also white, black and Asian Mexicans

[@8eep_8eep]

"My donkey is dead" really cracked me up 🤣

[@andyp4610]

as a mexican, BORN and RAISE in Mexico, this is not offensive to me at all. It’s funny. People who get offended may be gringos with Mexican family, you don’t even live here.....

[@vividmemo6611]

I'm mexican american and my family isn't white washed and I ain't offended it's funny to me to

[@ulisesblas4876]

IKR. My parents are Mexican and this aint offensive to them at all. They love it.

[@Cristalzendejas123]

mi cultura no es un disfraz

[@ulisesblas4876]

@@Cristalzendejas123 good for you

[@daravaf3]

Creo que tienes razón, acá en México crecemos con la noción de burlarlos de todo, de Todo, hasta de nosotros mismos. Desde morrillos aprendemos en la típica escuela mexicana que él que se lleva se aguanta, él que se enoja pierde, que algunas veces te chingan y otras te toca ser el chingón. Tenemos que lidiar con el castroso y ganarle en su juego. Vemos y señalamos los defectos de los demás: el alto, el negro, el chaparro, el enano, el gordo, el pelón, el cojo, el güero, el chino, etc. Nos burlamos de los otros y aprendemos a burlarnos de nosotros mismos. Nos reímos en los momentos felices y hasta de las desgracias nos reímos. Ni siquiera la muerte de escapa del humor mexicano. La cultura mexicana es tan grande, tan rica, tan profunda, con tanta historia y variedad, que un pinshi simple disfraz no la va a dañar para nada. Por eso no hay razón ni siquiera para ofenderse.

[@soledadyelmar2245]

Most Mexicans don't get offended by this lol

[@charlietheoriginal883]

Frs

[@1043lizet]

Us Mexicans don’t even care if you wear these lmao, we’ll wear them ourselves. We ain’t sensitive

[@a2point083]

Um no i dont wanna see no white person wearing this lol its not cute and thats not me being sensitive

[@Nbdyatall]

@@a2point083 does it matter if it’s cute? All that matters is that people are enjoying other cultures, and that’s neat.

[@elipse0]

@@a2point083 shut up they're allowed everyone is allowed to wear whatever without ruining the dress or that would be consider rude

[@alfredoalejandromartinezji4539]

@@a2point083 Are yo mexican? If you are chicano, you are not mexican and you don't have the right to speak about this!

[@Edgarivan3000]

@@a2point083 are you even mexican?

[@LuisSyahoran]

I'm native, I was born and raised on Mexico, and it looks awesome to me jajaja I'm not even offended, I'm actually happy

[@jinniebaby]

The issue here is how stereotypical and wrong this costumes are. If you want to dress up as something that resembles the mexican culture, you can dress up as Frida Kahlo, Pancho Villa, Emiliano Zapata, Miguel Hidalgo, and even a Catrina, for the Día de Muertos. You can't dress up as a culture based off tequila shooters, or weird "amigos" that ride donkeys, because those do not resemble our culture at all. Those costumes resemble the idea that white people have about Mexicans, and although it's for Halloween and it's fun to dress up and be funny and whatnot, I don't think it's appropriate to "make fun" of other cultures/races/etc. Just my opinion, though.

[@DBEvolutionmov1e]

+jin foxie You obviously have not stepped foot inside rural mexico. I was born and raised in Mexico for the first half of my life. I have to say, these costumes are not that far from the truth as you think. You could find tequila girls in cantinas and folks wearing traditional Mexican clothing riding their burros or horses on the street.

[@jinniebaby]

***** I was born and raised in Mexico, still live in Mexico, and all my life I've lived in the same rural town for almost twenty years; and just as I've lived in the same town, I've visited and stayed at so many more similar small towns, and I can guarantee you that it's not like that in all Mexico. Your case may be an exception, but it's not the rule. Most people, regardless of their socioeconomic status, don't dress up like that anymore; even if you're living at ranchos, people stopped wearing zarapes more than a hundred years ago in our country, and there's way much more to the whole Mexican culture than just tequila and donkeys.

[@jasminegonzalez3379]

+Oliver Merida My parents were born in a small pueblo in Mexico and they've never seen someone dressed like a tequila girl or zarape for normal occasions. My mother says that she has seen men dressed in zarapes for Christmas time, but no one would dress like that daily or normally. That's just our experience though. It's different for everyone.

[@asgardandres3251]

We dont get offended by this crap. You know what, this is the best stereotype that could ever exist

[@katekubik2010]

I was gonna dress up as Frida!!!

[@os9girl]

I'm Mexican and I find this freaking awesome and funny especially the mustache 😂😂😂😂😂

[@johanna_queen6748]

im mexican too hola amigos

[@yamiestar4384]

me too

[@buggy2394]

+Johanna Cayetano Salinas hola mi yamo Kimberly alcantar commo te yamas

[@seidymolina9128]

Same

[@leomcmonagle4845]

great pic by the way

[@carolstacysaucedomunoz7787]

Soy Mexicana, nací, crecí y vivo aquí, y alchile no me siento ofendida, son mamadas relájese un chingo 🤷

[@bruh.1191]

we dont call each other amigos guys, its compadres

[@kjokerk2]

I call my friends mayates because most of them are from Jalisco.

[@tacos597]

I'm mexican and this isn't offensive at all. Btw, some Mexicans even dress like that or as a catrina on Halloween and take pride on it 😂🙌

[@alis.7825]

As a Mexican I think it’s important for non Mexicans to differentiate between a costume and our culture. Those costumes are cartoon depictions (that are honestly overplayed) that shouldn’t affect how someone views the Mexican culture. That being said, I can see how people may find it offensive because costumes like that can be used to undermine the beauty of our culture.

[@priscilagalvan9918]

Hay un montón de personas que no saben diferenciar entre un disfraz y nuestra cultura, ni siquiera se tomarían la molesta en aprender, yo creo que seria mejor dejar de promover el uso de este tipo de disfraces estereotipados, recordemos que los estereotipos siempre siempre son ofensivos :/

[@moonbunnynight5882]

Al chile yo creo que todos los que se quejan festejan el 5 de mayo como la celebración más importante dentro del país y no tienen ni idea del 16 de septiembre si se los preguntas. Estoy generalizando, así que no estoy al 100 segura de esto mismo, así que es una percepción mía

[@LemonGrab-qf6xj]

As a Mexican I was not offended by this I thought it was funny

[@Lustforllfe]

Same I also laughed seeing the people modeling for these costume on google are white

[@Crispygcheese]

You don't have to be offended to know these costumes are wrong but damn it was funny 😭

[@Beto-vq4ox]

@@Crispygcheese How are these costumes wrong? Are you Mexican?

[@Crispygcheese]

@@Beto-vq4ox indeed. Wrong as in the stereotypes lmaoooo

[@Beto-vq4ox]

@@Crispygcheese Are you chicano? Because people dress like this in Mexico. If this is offensive then white americans dressing up as Clint Eastwood or Woody are being offensive

[@jesustorres6428]

Im Mexican-American and i do NOT think people dressing up in Mexican costumes is offensive, I think its funny!

[@jesustorres6428]

@retro bts if you watch Mexican television, you will see Mexicans AND foreign actors wearing the same costumes in comedy shows.

[@damuni1]

As a Mexican (born and raised in Puebla City), I can honestly tell you that few people in Mexico give a damn. Live and let live. Sombreros are just hats and ponchos are just a thing in between capes and jackets. If you go to Mexico and ask someone to bring you a "sombrero" they're as likely to give you a Mexican sombrero as they are to give you a fedora. The word literally means "hat." People dress up as cowboys all the time, is that cultural appropriation if you're not Texan?

[@kyriejames4010]

@Pyotr Lenin what does that even mean? How do you be a fake mexican? Sometimes the only thing making them American is the fact that they were born here, which is my case, so cuz i was born here and my grandmother migrated here, it makes us different?

[@wilb6657]

Haha-you might not know this, but Texans actually stole the whole "cowboy" thing from Mexicans. So....Texans, and Americans are the ones doing cultural appropriation.

[@damuni1]

kyrie james If you go to Mexico, and I do mean this respectfully, because I’ve seen it happen before, people will consider you American.

[@damuni1]

wilb6657 How do we know that was stolen and that it wouldn’t have developed naturally as did the Argentinian gauchos? Cowboys are a necessity of the kind of lifestyles farmers and shepherds lead. This is as true for Mexico and America as it is for Spain and Argentina. Cultures develop in a far more complex way than you’re thinking. There is a difference between theft and adoption; it’s not even about theft, it’s about what works and what doesn’t. Nowadays, Mexico is dying to become more like America, to the point that Halloween is often celebrated as strongly or more strongly than “Día de muertos.” You even hear in pop music; take Paty Cantú, for example. What makes this adoption and not appropriation? Even though they’re Argentinian, could you not say that Soda Stereo took their musical style from the US as well? I’m not sure if you know this, but quite a few traditional Mexican musical styles in Northern Mexico were derived from the traditional German musical styles brought to that area by immigrants from Europe. Was that appropriation. If the world worked as you seem to want it to, no culture would learn from any other, so say goodbye to Anime, because Japan would have never taken European drawing methods, and say goodbye to most music because Rock it never would have been further developed by non-black Americans.

[@adrianavelazquez3347]

Actually it would be the opposite for the cowboy was born in Mexico so if anything it would be the Texans committing culture appropriation.

[@j_alcaraz_c1530]

I am disappointed that there is a video about these costumes. Mexicans are less likely to be offended about these type of things sense we have a well damn good sense of humor. But then again these people are mexican- american living in america where its a trend to be a victim minority. I feel like this video was made so we didn't get left behind the culural appropriation trend.

[@victordavidosoriocastillo9800]

Ford Quarterman, the guy from Vagaboom, the guy from Coreano Vlogs, Chavela Vargas, and Timoteo (el Charro Negro) are much more Mexicans than the people in this Video. They are real Mexicans because "Los Mexicanos nacen donde se les da la rechingada gana" (Mexicans born wherever that want to born). However, the people in this Video should appear as Mexican-Americans, they are too far away from the Mexican culture

[@eduardoulloa3167]

I'm Mexican and I think this is kind of stupid, even in México we dress up like that as costumes for 16 de septiembre, the actual Mexican independence (no one in Mexico celebrates el cinoco de mayo, except for Puebla)

[@loo6357]

Eduardo ulloa but when white people do it it’s not okay because it reinforces a negative stereotype that we are lazy and brings the “bandito” stereotype back

[@greggs12315]

The Captin I disagree with you. White people wearing Mexican costumes does not bring back the bandito stereotype back. I don't even think that most White people think that Mexicans are like this, like many other commentators have said even people from Mexico dress up like this. With Mexican people dressing up like that in your words it also brings back the stereotype believe or not.

[@virtualboygodot8251]

Wey ni en Puebla celebramos 5 de Mayo así como un día festivo. No tengo idea porque fuera de todas las posibles fiestas tomaron los gringos la que es recordado por un massacre y una victoria muy sangrienta :v

[@eduardoulloa3167]

@@virtualboygodot8251 sabrá Dios jaja, gracias por el dato Bro

[@violetsanddragons]

I had no idea they still made those.

[@sebastianinakilizarraga5915]

If you go to a Mexican city on Independence Day (15-16 September) you will notice people selling sombreros, fake moustaches and stuff like that. It is not "racist". Even Mexicans use it and couldn't care less about Halloween costumes.

[@BibbleSan]

Sebastián Iñaki Lizárraga no ma zi cierto :v

[@VictoriaPerez-sl5dq]

y ni se diga en los estadios cuando juega la seleccion

[@AlexisHernandez-dg5mi]

I love how the Mexicans weren't that offended by the costumes and the native Americans in the last video were super offended. Mexicans are just chill all around

[@jaqueline.levaro]

+Alexis Hernandez I think it's mosty because the Native American costumes were mocking what Native Americans wore or wear which actually have meaning to it. If that made any sense haha.

[@karenlm2603]

+Jaqueline Levaro same here. People used to wear ponchos etc. like a century ago. People still wear them .-.

[@charlietheoriginal883]

Mexicans dont get offended they will laugh it off I've seen it

[@loo6357]

Charlie the original Just because some don’t find it offensive it doesn’t mean it’s not offensive

[@fernandad1086]

@@loo6357 we don't find it offensive, it's our culture why that would offend us? it's worse if you say that "quesadillas no llevan queso" XD (They don't have cheese in CDMX but in the rest of the country they do)

[@alfredoalejandromartinezji4539]

@@loo6357 if you are chicano you are not mexican and you don't have any right to say something about it

[@weruko]

me voy a comprar un sarape y un sombrero bien mexa el rollo para cuando sea halloween y cuando me caguen el palo por esteriotipo le voy a decir "Soy Mexicano compa" jajajajajaj

[@diegobautista340]

a huevo jajajajaja

[@taeyeonspie5356]

para callarles la boca jajajaj

[@mateo-ut5bg]

I saw another video about cultural appropriation (it was about Chinese culture) and a guy from Hong Kong said if you get offended by this you’re not gonna get to the bigger problems in life, that’s facts

[@noodleboy3928]

Yooo I'm mexican and those costumes are badass

[@Beto-vq4ox]

Gotta add some bandoliers and dual wield pistols

[@tamarockstar09]

I'm Hispanic and idgaf how people dress up Mexican lol I'm not offended by most stuff. Life is too short to be offended my little things just have fun

[@maryh.6902]

+Manuel Rodriguez, No se ofenden, si no que les da VeRgUeNzA, oh mejor dicho repudian ser conocidos por su vestimenta,Botas, Sobrero Charro, Y un poncho y un burro a cuenta oh y un NopAl en la frente.

[@cristinavargas7955]

you don't speak for all of us

[@ericac6787]

Same omg i just ignore it but if someone is being racist insulting me then i get annoyed

[@ericac6787]

omg Juan vs Jesus ooh

[@otakumoo2525]

That's okay, but do realize that you don't share the same opinion with all Hispanic people.

[@jaytinajero888]

It's sad how some people think we eat hard shell tacos and dress like that

[@maddy1871]

exactly

[@veronicaplata134]

true

[@txviewx2864]

my family eats hard shell

[@jaytinajero888]

weed af are u mexican?

[@leslieee3823]

I know right whole family we don't eat a taco shell

[@BibbleSan]

No entendí, porque me debería sentir ofendido, lo que entendí, es que vivir en grigolandia ha de ser triste sin verdaderos tacos

[@user-ry1ux5st2t]

BibbleSan Efectivamente

[@emi-fk6oq]

My friend is Mexican and for spirit day she dressed as a taco. She was one of the happiest people on earth.

[@emi-fk6oq]

XD

[@amelie-gh6ij]

Lol I'm Mexican, from Nuevo León actually, del mero Norte, and I mean, why would you be even offended? Is a costume, i actually prefer for foreigners to know at least that than nothing from Mexico, is ok, is just clothing, we don't care

[@artchio22]

Had to be Mexican Americans

[@elacmon1348]

man, just enjoy the costumes. I'm mexican and I dress with a "mexican" costume in halloweenevery year.

[@angelanavarro806]

True, I'm spanish and I don't feel offended when someone from other country dress a stereotyped Spanish costume, I mean, here we do it too xd

[@ceaserbones]

Feels like they just picked people who would get offended by it tbh

[@angieiscrazy12]

I got into an argument with a friend cause he was saying hard tacos are real Mexican food. and taco bell is Mexican food

[@sarac1182]

I'm full Mexican and none of them offended me. What's wrong with it? I see nothing wrong, just that they are funny! I don't even care that people wear sombreros! They can do what ever they want really. Just wish that people don't call hard shell tacos authentic Mexican food is all.

[@roquehidalgo8952]

Sara C it’s mostly offensive because white people without realizing it make us look as just characters and not real people with culture and a lot of these aren’t really true to the culture and almost poking fun of the culture that’s why these costumes are wrong

[@abril-1]

Sara C i dont really have a problem either and I'm a full Mexican too but I just like it when people think stuff about us when it not true

[@sarac1182]

roque hidalgo that's quite true, but then again,Americans are quite ignorant. We make fun of them a lot. But I get the point. Then again, who doesn't do it?

[@sarac1182]

Abril Soto-Escobedo I think every culture, even Americans have things that are not true about them such as stereotypes.

[@abril-1]

Sara C true

[@Hectorlo]

These pochos aren't mexicans.

[@poopoo8315]

*poncho

[@isaacsalasortega7782]

He ment what he said

[@Luis_Facil]

@@poopoo8315 pocho*

[@poopoo8315]

@fjf sjdnx sorry im from mexico but my parents never used the expression ill do my research next time

[@lovingmusichere]

I'm an 100% authentic Mexican through and through, and I'd be so down to wear any of these if the chance presented itself, especially the tequila shooter one. They're hilarious, stop being so damn salty about it. Y'know what, while I'm here I'll bestow anyone permission to wear any of these costume or some variation of it. There you go, if someone calls you out you can say "Ay, i got a Mexican's seal of approval." Lol :D

[@DiscoverMas]

The real authentic typical Mexican clothes are the ones made by hand by indigenous from the Oaxaca and Chiapas areas, using their creativity and imagination on the designs, very fashionable worldwide now days and we are all proud to share it with the world!

[@laflaca6666]

Yass. My grandpa was a native from Oaxaca. Rest in peace and hope that the people who did you wrong get what they get.

[@OliverosVictor1]

Guys guys... "chicanos" ( mexican american) they aren't 100 mexican. The real mexicans never never get offended for this funny stuffs 😂🤣

[@El_Chapito]

fax's

[@sayalegendario4778]

Finaly i get it. This issue with the image of the costumes are for the U.S. people wich were born in the U.S. and were raised by mexican families. As a mexican from México is very diferent how i see this things.

[@TecknoBeeiry]

Believe me, here in Mexico people couldn't care less if you dress like that for Halloween. We dress like that almost every 16 de Septiembre lol

[@keepitjflo400]

+Gwen Kloss Que te hablaba dieceseis en espanol para cuando the rest of your sentence is in english?

[@TecknoBeeiry]

KeepitJFlo ¿Qué?

[@mariamacias5631]

Hola

[@keepitjflo400]

King Victoria (Espanol) Why did you say 16 in spanish for when (English) the rest of your sentence is in english? Basically you said 16 de septiembre, but the rest of your sentence was in English. Never understood why people mixed languages like that.

[@TecknoBeeiry]

KeepitJFlo Well maybe is because quiero y puedo.

[@animalcrackers8880]

Guys. Everyone is an individual. One or a few Mexican people can't speak for all of us. Some of us will be offended, others wont. Also, Chicanos may be more offended because we live in a country that detests us, so seeing people dress up as us for fun is then seen similar to mockery. Mexican born people are usually way more laid back,jovial,and friendly, and their environment is different than ours in the US. Everyone is different. However you feel about this is fine and likely influenced by your unique surroundings.

[@Beto-vq4ox]

You sound like someone who says latinX

[@alfredoalejandromartinezji4539]

Chicanos are not Mexicans!!!!

[@shaneyzamora2525]

The taco costume was okay. If my dad saw me in it, he would be very proud.

[@kitty3596]

Do "White People Try 'White' Costumes" and see what happens.

[@MechaG]

+BogameAOC7 So, I just wear normal clothes?

[@sgdv3523]

+BogameAOC7 I've never seen "white people" costumes lol

[@whenwherewhathowwhy]

+SGDV because it's the white people who are wearing the racist costumes so of course not lol

[@gldnkltz101]

+Cactus bug Is it racist though? Or just stupidly stereotypical?

[@whenwherewhathowwhy]

+happy gilmore well the first costume is racist, the second is stupid

[@sethvillescaz4151]

Mexican is not an identity. It is a nationality. If you're born in america you're american. The only way you can be "mexican american" or "african american" is if you have dual citizenship.

[@elmarino6235]

Sam Auvera Eso es cierto

[@poopoo8315]

Ye

[@bee4590]

tell that to the general american public, who refer to Idris Elba as african-american.

[@sethvillescaz4151]

@@bee4590 the americans lack of knowledge for the difference between nationality and ethnicity is NOT my problem. I won't be telling it to anyone because that is on them. You're clearly pressed about something I said. If the shoe don't fit, don't be mad.

[@bee4590]

@@sethvillescaz4151 chill

[@brandonmcc9454]

I like this group made their point without sounding all dramatic. The Native Americans took this way to seriously.

[@giovannanicolas8299]

+Brandon McC (BMac) Yeah I agree with you

[@Jr-xx2mz]

+Brandon McC (BMac) um maybe because a lot more natives have been slaughter for their belief than being Mexican has? Maybe just maybe ?

[@LittlestGray]

McC (BMac) But the Native Americans have more to beserious about. The only place they could practice their beliefs was in American but that was taken from them and for a while made it even illegal for them to practice their beliefs. Then they finally get that right back and the people that took it from them in the first place make it a gimmick. Also adding as they said that the costumes they are mocking have a lot of meaning, each bead having a prayer, I can understand their frustration and why they took it more seriously.

[@LittlestGray]

***** I'm glad that I get it :) I can understand cause it's similar for Christians people always make fun of us and use us as a gimmick and like dress up as angels and Jesus and stuff but to me and other Christians it's a serious topic and it hurts to see the only time that it is 'cool' or 'okay' is when it's amde fun of :/ . I got your back :)

[@Zazzledarkfall]

The natives have a right to take it seriously ya'll should listen to them ffs

[@leontriestomeme9712]

As a real mexican, I can tell you that I have family members that dress like this

[@DanMictlan]

no you dont

[@leontriestomeme9712]

@@DanMictlan i guess i dont

[@everythinggoes861]

The thing about MOST (not all) Mexicans is that they really don’t care if you dress up like the stereotypical version of us. People from Mexico even dress up like this because they find it funny. Most of us aren’t sensitive to things like this cause we know our culture well enough to be phased by it. We are aware of what we are and what we’re not and don’t feel as though we have to prove that to anyone.

[@VictoriaPerez-sl5dq]

exacto, In Mexican soccer events they wear disguises like these and nobody cares

[@laserbeam3401]

Buzzfeed is just propaganda bs I'm Mexican American btw.

[@Bunny-di7ox]

👏👏👏

[@gabrielguzman1423]

I'm Mexican and I enjoy these costumes. They're funny. Don't take them serious.

[@elizabeth7sj222]

Gabriel Guzman Some people can take these costumes too far so we should stop it now before it gets more offensive than it is now.

[@cartooncharacter9920]

i thought mexicans were thickskinned, maybe it's the coconnuts that arent

[@TheVero9311]

I am Mexican American and I am not offended by this. Mexican people are known as a people who make jokes and laugh at their own problems. if you take a "costume" to heart you need to realize the whole idea of a costume is an exaggeration of something or someone. Buzzfeed also needs to stop making people believe that 3 or 4 people's opinion embody a whole group, biased don't you think?

[@OtakuHound]

+Veronica T. buzzfedd does that in almost every video now.....

[@christophercrafte]

+Veronica T. I wanted to say something but could not think of anything to say.

[@crux6331]

I think these costumes are just setting us backwards. you need to wake up. they're laughing at us not with us

[@christophercrafte]

jo mama when i see those costumes I think ha kinda funny(note that overall most costumes i see at the costume store are pretty lame I prefer when me and friends make our own) and when i see someone who is Mexican I dont see that costume because as far a i know most mexican people dont wear a sombrero or poncho to often I would not think that about any costume of like a Doctor,a native american,an Asian. because I know that is not a people its an outfit

[@crux6331]

these costumes came from somewhere. ideas . these aren't only represented in costumes but in racist media too. are you mexican? because if not you have no business putting your nose in something that affects us. why isn't there a white person costume? if there was then white people would be crying about racism and we're all humans.. pfft

[@os9girl]

I love all of them they laughed at themselves they didn't take it too hard

[@cameronrivera5771]

Im Mexican and I wear sombreros and drink tequila and I have a great time and don't ruin people's fun.

[@elizabetharias4374]

I feel like they assume that we ride donkeys to every destination and that we wear sarapes and sombreros everyday

[@charlotte3115]

I love the Mexican accents. ❤️❤️

[@kariy1089]

I wish there were more people like you

[@sarahkkh]

+lol okay theres this nice quotes that goes something like "A man's weakness in one language means a man's ability to speak another"

[@rust1191]

i don't have my accent anymore

[@princessdannna263]

I am Mexican

[@JoseLopez-te1ry]

+KOOKIE APPROVES! Bts 😂😂

[@PeraJacobus]

i'm german and i live in a border city in texas and every year alot of mexican girls dress up in ''german beer girl'' costumes. i don't get offended, if anything i laugh. i'm pretty sure they wouldn't get offended if i wore a ''mexican costume'' either. it's only people on the internet that get butthurt 😂

[@TheMrsMane]

Genau das hab ich mir auch gedacht wieso sollte ich beleidigt sein wenn sich jemand nen Dirndl anzieht 😩😩😩

[@PeraJacobus]

Calitme Dion real dirndls don't look like those german costumes either. but why get offended when you know it's just a costume? it's supposed to be funny and fit overexaggerated stereotypes

[@Dennis-nc3vw]

@@CalitmeDiondell Because that's obviously who those costumes refer to. Nobody is stupid enough to think Mexicans are crossing the border today riding a donkey with a sombrero and a pair of maracas.

[@HermiGRR]

Los Mexicanos no nos ofendemos por estas pendejadas

[@diamonstar3587]

de que es una pendejada es una pendejada pero de que me muero de risa si

[@jacquelynramirez9145]

Al contrario, pendejadas como estas causan mucha gracia 😂

[@dianavazquez4674]

Damn right we don't have time para enojarnos con estas pendejadas! 😂😂😂

[@dianelopez96]

Don't speak for everyone, there's obviously alot of us offended in the comments.

[@vaniagomez7108]

:v no tiene sentido ofenderse

[@kikearce3661]

This video should be titled CHICANOS try Mexican costumes Btw we don't dress like that, we only do it in some mexican holidays

[@oskarblonde1]

For mexicans this is so fun to watch: this gringos who doesn't have any idea about real mexican traditional costums. This is not traditional. The real traditional clothing it's something deeper and powerful. This guys just clowns pretending what they don't understand. You speak like gringos your behavior it's gringo for people in Mexico it's very easy to see. Go to México no Cancun or los Cabos. Oaxaca Chiapas Michoacán Veracruz La Huasteca (my beloved and sacred home land) Tabasco Monterrey and you gonna see that México it's not a monolite (no se como verga se diga monolito en ingles) it's not ONE culture. México is a Culture of Cultures so big and diverse Nation of Nations. Be mexican it's more to speak spanish it's about THE PEOPLE THAT WE GET CONNECTED AND SHARED!!!

[@Bubblewrapisfun]

Swedish on people dressed as Vikings? Greeks on people wearing togas? Southerners on people dressing up as weird farmers? Scarecrows on people dressing up as bootleg scarecrows?

[@SalwaSmilez]

+L. Greene I would pay money to see scarecrows on people dressing up as bootleg scarecrows. It's a problem and it NEEDS TO BE SOLVED GOD DA*****T!

[@fatimahussein9291]

+L. Greene The reason why it's offensive to Mexicans and other people of color to dress just like their stereotypes is because they don't have white privilege and they are being discriminated at. When was the last time you saw Swedish people, Greeks, Southerners (lol) being discriminated at?

[@potatoO0o]

+L. Greene Nurses and doctors on people dressing as nurses and doctors Nuns on people dressing as nuns. Clowns on people dressing as clowns.

[@fatimahussein9291]

+pewpewpew I don't think you understand what 'being discriminated' means. Our society is based on white supremacy where people of color have problems with getting a job because they're being judged by their stereotypes. I've never heard about an eastern European getting declined a job because of their stereo types. Do you get stopped at the airplane because your name sounds too "suspicious" or "foreign" or not white? Do you get picked on in school because of your skin color? Do you get told that you're not like other (insert minority here) because you don't "behave" or "look" like them? These costumes are offensive and if you've tried being discriminated at you wouldn't find them acceptable. edit: I find it really funny that you've deleted your, "I'm an Eastern European and I've been discriminated at"-comment after you saw my reply.

[@fatimahussein9291]

pewpewpew Your comment doesn't show up in the video, only in my mentions - calm down. I know more about this issue than you do, mrs. I-Know-Everything. I've tried remaining classy educating but you sound really ignorant. What kind of world do you live in? Give me sources with any Eastern European getting stopped at the airpost because of their name/lastnames?? You're now just fabricating stuff to justify your false arguments. I will admit that Eastern European men are seen as thieves and your women are seen as prostitutes but that's only when you people don't have any jobs. People of color who have good jobs will still get stereotyped. You'll see people of color who come from a high status and behave "white" but they're still being discriminated. No matter how hard a person of color work they will never be respected by white people. Now, I'm really tired of talking to an ignorant 12 year old on KZbin, but I have work to do. Bye. (Also, please, do a me a favor and purchase a new brain. Reading your comments made my head hurt).

[@Phoenix-jc3nn]

Last year we had a Halloween dance and there were 3 people dressed as tacos. One of them was Mexican

[@suckonmyflowers]

That's great.

[@Phoenix-jc3nn]

Jenna Ellingham yep

[@lovingmusichere]

lol :D

[@xDerpiicity]

If you're Mexican like me and you're offended then you need to chill. Costumes aren't meant to be taken serious, they're just to be funny by portraying some aspects of a culture as an exaggeration

[@erosnak37]

I'm Mexican and this is fine! Don't get your panties in a bunch. Not all Mexicans look like that but there are some in Mexico that DO! There are people in los pueblos that ride donkeys and wear panchos. Obviously not over the top like that, but this is a COSTUME. Tequila shot girls look like that in vacation tourist destinations. Cant be mad at someone just imitating what's already in Mexico. Mad at someone? be mad at them!

[@LauraNeuzeth]

+erosnak37 I think it's fine too. I saw the "Hey Amigo" costume a few weeks ago online and thought it was hilarious because of how cheesy it is.

[@otka2845]

I'm Mexican and not offended. It's ridiculous that they are offended at a $20 costume.

[@global216]

+Keeley Maynez ok and your point ?

[@samanthacor7589]

+global216 that is ridiculous to be offended

[@crux6331]

ridiculous that it's 2015 and there are still "mexican" costumes being made smh

[@SOLACEISHERE]

People shouldn't be upset with the costume we should be upset at the fact that some people are uneducated enough to think that these costumes actually represents the culture

[@jennazula3650]

It’s not offensive to me. We are not p****s when humors comes around us Mexicans.

[@s.ev.e.n]

Goodluck living in a life offended by everything you see

[@vinyg4613]

I'm Mexican and I don't get offended by these costumes, I get offended when people use stereotypes but not with costumes, costumes are just for fun

[@craicmila3688]

+Viviana Gutierrez girls open your eyes, costumes are the visual representation of stereotypes!!! gringos are brainwashing sometimes

[@franciscastellanos8506]

+Camila Barragán RIGTH omg

[@ethanlight4102]

I'm mexican and I can tell you right now, I've seen legitimate people wear clothes almost similar to these costumes (besides the taco). These costumes are only slightly over exaggerated actually.

[@wamblipadilla1513]

Traditional Mexican Sombreros are not like that. Mariachi sombreros are not like that. Vaqueros sombreros are not like that. Indigenous sombreros are not like that. SO WHERE IS THE STEREOTYPE COMING FROM??

[@therebex23]

+Wambli Padilla Stereotypes are based on a specifications that apply to few that are then applied to the society as a whole. Assuming you are aware of the various different historical dress of Mexicans, there are regions that historically differentiated "sombreros" artistically in that manner. Because newly immigrated "Americans" (historically) contacted with that specific region created the stereotype and now the tourist souvenir markets cater to that stereotype.

[@wamblipadilla1513]

Rebecca H I AM Mexican. I AM aware of the historical Mexican sombreros. None of which are similar to the commonly known "stereotypical" ones. You are not gonna lecture me on Mexican dress codes, modern or historical. Have you seen a traditional mariachi sombrero? What about a vaquero sombrero? Or a typical southener indigenous sombrero (Oaxaca, Chiapas region) none of those are similar to the stereotypical "Mexican" sombrero

[@therebex23]

Wambli Padilla I think you misread my comment, I was answering your "where does this stereotype come from" question. I wasn't at all lecturing you, I was explaining why the stereotype of the sombrero used in the costume looks the way it does. I have seen the various different styles of dress from Quintana Roo all the way to Baja California Sur...my point was that there is very diverse cultural dress that spans the whole country, but the stereotype is based on a singular region visited by tourists from English North America who took back a souvenir years and years ago. As someone who has travelled from Canada to Mexico almost every year of my life (I have family there) I have come to know that many people are ignorant of the Mexican historical culture and only know of a select few - most don't even refer to specific areas of Mexico, the just say "I went to Mexico" which...as we both know...is a huge country with a diverse culture even to this day. I hope that clears up what I was getting at.

[@wamblipadilla1513]

+Rebecca H No, it doesnt clear anything up. The question is, where does the style of the "stereotypical sombrero" comes from? IF NOT ONE SINGLE SOMBRERO IN MEXICO IS LIKE THAT

[@therebex23]

Wambli Padilla They most closely resemble sombreros de charro in my opinion...

[@hatcarl6919]

Most Mexicans find these stereotypes to not represent them and are not offended by them and most of time laugh at these stereotypes.

[@Erikaslz]

+Hat Carl seriously, mexicans don't care lol. i certainly don't

[@BQADDeftones]

+Erika Soliz ikr thats what i thought mexicans dont even care , well apparently these guys do idk why though

[@JessicaRamirez-ov9vs]

Agree

[@JamesBond-fd6qg]

Offensive is when someone tells you you’re inferior because of your race. Offensive is not when you have fun and wear a fun costume.

[@angie6004]

I'm half Mexican, my mom's an immigrant. I think these costumes are absolutely hilarious. Also how there's absolutely NOTHING wrong with the taco

[@Dino13]

I think Mexican Americans are more offended than actual Mexicans. I can see how this can be harmful as it perpetuates the classical stereotype, but honestly I don't know anyone from my country that would actually get really offended by those things. We would definitely laugh at the gringos wearing them, though.

[@TheKariVader]

Well I'm Mexican even though I don't live in Mexico anymore since almost 5years I'm offended by this cultural appropriation.

[@samanthacor7589]

+Kari Vader pff this is not cultural appropiation.

[@icampos89]

+Kari Vader This is not cultural appropriation. You know what is cultural appropriation? Holidays like the Day of the Dead that were once only celebrated in indigenous communities in Mexico and were made fun of by the rest of the country. Of course now it had become cool and the rest of the country is appropriating the holiday.

[@TheKariVader]

+icampos89 of course it is ! Cultural appropriation is when somebody adopts aspects of a culture that’s not their own. This applies to members of a dominant culture that take elements from a culture of people who have been systematically oppressed by that dominant group. Did you see the pics to promoted this costumes? Who is the actual people that buys this ?

[@Dino13]

Camila Barragán I know, I said I understood where they were coming from. But I'm not just actually "here". I go to USA a lot, more than five or six times a year, and I have had experienced racism, but I'm the tourist, I'm the one paying them money so I don't give a f what the gringos may say. It is different with the immigrants that are already struggling and then in top getting laughed at, but I think we Latinos go straight to the point and raise our voices about the actual problems and not only about some silly costumes.

[@joc1278]

You've got to admit, the taco wasn't all that offensive. It was just an innocent little taco.🌮🌮🌮

[@carlamar.]

But not a real taco

[@andrealynn7985]

+Carlis Licona Of course it's not a real taco. It's clearly a costume.

[@carlamar.]

Drea Lynn No! 😂 I'm talking about how real mexican tacos look like. That's a costume of a Taco Bell taco not a real mexican taco

[@ismayonnaiseaninstrument366]

people in Mexico used to wear sembreo.Just because they don't wear it now doesn't mean they never wore it.

[@Focafoxxi]

0:54 stop playing with the feet XD wow lol

[@athesalomi]

I'm canadian and if someone dressed up like a lumberjack or a maple syrup bottle I'd think that'd be hilarious....

[@danialopez5101]

I’m mexican and i honestly don’t find them offensive unless you start making fun of my culture then i will fight you

[@florindafuentes9667]

So true

[@Maximus6G]

Thanks for good logic.

[@ricardocruz5891]

man, if you're truly a mexican you should know that we make fun of everything even our culture and that's the greatest thing about being mexican

[@danialopez5101]

Rick Antoine that’s true

[@VictoriaPerez-sl5dq]

axactamente

[@astridpaulinasanchezcantu1654]

People saying "Oh, this is SO offensive, how would yo feel if....." I mean, I'm 100% Mexican (Y es enserio) i think this is hilarious

[@LifeIsGoodYouShouldGetOne]

What was actually offensive: 1) Pretty sure they got "Mexican Americans" instead of people who actually know what it's like to live in México 2) They make a huge deal out of these costumes which are meant to be jokes. It's like they try too hard to be Mexican

[@verenicerodriguez5398]

Life Is Good, You Should Get One just because they weren't born/live in Mexico doesn't mean that they aren't Mexican? i was born in the US but have parents from Mexico but that doesn't mean i'm any less, i still know the culture and grew up with it and everything like everyone else, just in a different location. they're not "trying" to be Mexican, they ARE Mexican.

[@RxMines]

Look, it depends, most of the time a lot of the mexican/americans would say they´re just americans cuz they dont like the mexican culture, but if you where born in the US and your parents teach you all about your culture, all the great things mexicans have, you would be saying loud you´re a mexican, cuz you know it isnt a bad thing...

[@LifeIsGoodYouShouldGetOne]

RxMines I am Mexican. Like native-born.

[@RxMines]

I´m Mexican, like i still live in Mexico xD

[@ferchsakura]

I agree.

[@plaicbell2615]

I'm mexican born and raise, and i find these outfits hilarious

[@haroldbelmont3345]

Yo también, nacido y criado y estos chicanos son unos llorones