Cultural appropriation/racism in KPOP & Exposing a Weirdo

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[@SherlizaMoe]

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[@Koji5boke]

Thank you 😍 and that cat pin is so cute 🐱❤

[@taetaeswife687]

Thank you for making this video. It really educated me and I learned more.💜thank you.💜

[@Koji5boke]

@@taetaeswife687 yeah me too

[@Koji5boke]

@@taetaeswife687 I like how she educated us Asian unlike that dumbass Jun she deliver it in a funny way yet mature she's not even a biased about, I really enjoy watch her contain

[@excusemynaenae610]

Report his channel

[@micky00s]

I'm so disgusted. That guy in the Instagram Live made me actually sick, wtf

[@MagisterialVoyager]

Same.

[@torivega1135]

I wanna spit in his face tbh

[@angelinaAGES]

@@leetaeminshairdye he doesn't know how to respect other people especially black women

[@torivega1135]

@@leetaeminshairdye agreed

[@eachcentaur1288]

the pictures of people painting their faces to "look black" actually terrifies me

[@Soapcookies]

Blackface is literally one of the worst things.

[@fluxusjpg]

EachCentuar the crazy part is that its supposed to make you feel scared yk? the people who started doing it did it to make people afraid of black people and think that thats how black people actually looked and acted. its literally so scary to me how some people actually believe it (not saying that you do or anything, just wanted to make conversation ☺️)

[@gdmeg1925]

yess, this is so weirdd. i ddnt know this was a thing until a couple of years ago, when i watched some video talking bout blackface in asia, i was shocked. now that i know the history behind it is even more unacceptable, so weird that they do this in the media, like tv rly, ppl watch that shit. is just such a different reality

[@tn03wx]

Its supposed to be terrifying because people "think" black people dont look good which isn't true at all

[@aimee780]

i sobbed whilst watching the part of the history of black slavery it’s so bad.

[@sarah2172]

The fact that dating is scandal in kpop but saying n-word is not 💀💀💀

[@once_world5081]

Frrr

[@youraveragelesbian4181]

Frrr

[@benedictdwyer2608]

Teaa

[@Jennifer-pe9lr]

Many Indian ppl use this word without knowing its mostly becoz they listen to hiphop

[@trishashaileshshukla6393]

@@Jennifer-pe9lr hai??😬

[@jadyncampbell6368]

Jun is SO RACIST and isn't even trying to HIDE IT- and he's still being supported

[@xXPurpleLoliTranceXx]

Idk why his channel is still available

[@renoir8929]

who is Jun

[@xXPurpleLoliTranceXx]

@@renoir8929 a twat from Korea

[@anahlesure8246]

@@xXPurpleLoliTranceXx what is his KZbin

[@xXPurpleLoliTranceXx]

@@anahlesure8246 Jun Lee

[@yui-hb8ys]

Tbh if you start making fun of someone’s appearance during an argument you know you’re losing.

[@nada1824]

Facts

[@itsjustjade9508]

unless they look like onision then they probably deserve it

[@not_obsidian]

“When the debate is lost, slander becomes the tool of the loser”

[@alexiacastrovazquez199]

Omg sehyoon !

[@gxbrielle5388]

o k a yTM oof i was your 1.300 like

[@hannahfakhori4039]

My boyfriend is black, and he always says 'imagine being hated and lusted over at the same time'. This video proves that and then some.

[@Scorpio_supremacy]

I want that sentence on a shirt!

[@MonaMona-fy5wk]

@Polina Tkachenko not in this specific case but others.

[@soobindoll9767]

Ikr

[@soobindoll9767]

@ThiefRikku0306 Fr

[@cyannhenderson8049]

Hannah Fakhori that’s the definition is being black it’s quite sad. People will shoot an innocent black man but also will want to have a baby with one to have “cute babies or mixed babies” for black women they will call us ugly but then want to steal our features I don’t understand it

[@de-eg9wp]

Its funny how I'm black and *NEVER* say the N word and here are non-black people saying it, Lmao, Lord have mercy

[@thatonefrog445]

Even though I can say the n word it feels so awkward when I say it and I don’t even know when to use it

[@satansfbiagent4330]

which lord

[@RatsRatsIsthebest]

Yeah its just realky weird

[@RatsRatsIsthebest]

śāţåñ's FBI agent boy

[@lol-rk1qg]

Same

[@JohnDoe-mx6xh]

You might wanna add that Jessi and J.Park are actual US citizens and not Korean and they spent all of their childhood and part of adulthood in the US

[@carenboston2996]

That's messed up

[@alienated1847]

Thats even more messed up like you should know better

[@siyabongatafeni4515]

Who the hell cares 😂jessi only became popular after choosing to act more hood and gang her career is nothing without it her single "numb" failed to reach any type of success that nunu nana did and I bet you dont know any of her music before this lil hip hop era of hers 😂

[@reverselee3218]

@@siyabongatafeni4515 Yeah, Nunu Nana is her only popular song. All the other ones have low view counts.

[@Jasmina1Urata]

aren't their families asian though? but yeah i get your point, being us citizens they're the ones who should be most aware of all the racism

[@zaynab4236]

It hurts to know when people hear your black they automatically think your *loud* and *sassy* and *thug* I'm black and I really wanna be proud to say I'm NONE of that. EDIT: I'm not saying being like this is bad in any way shape or form. I'm proud not to be that because I'm proud of who I am as a black person and I personally wouldn't wanna be that. Zero disrespect to anyone who is like that

[@sprnkles]

Same thing for me as a black girl except I've been looked DOWN upon by other black girls for not being this mad, sassy "queen" who fights all the time and does a lot of other distasteful things.

[@kekelouuu4178]

wow, that actually just made me realise something. I left primary school when I was like 7 due to my school being blatantly rasict but nothing was done being done, so my mom (who's white) took me and my little sister out. A year into homeschooling, me and my sister went to a park and there were some boys who we used to be friends with (like he was a bit hyper but we got on well) and I remember one of the boys saying something like "you literally have no sass, but I thought you would have". At the time that really got to me, not because I thought as it as being racist back then (and that's not to say he ever meant it that way, I can't remember it well), but because I suddenly felt like I had to be all "sassy" and a lil diva. Unintentionally, that got pretty digged into me while we hung out with them even more at the park and I just ended up doing stupid things as if I were trying to impress them?? Okay, that was an odd ramble, but its made me reconsider how that comment he made should of been received.

[@thisannoyinggirlrightthere9359]

Sita Leumuava YES, I’m very shy and I don’t want to talk with strangers, I watch anime ect And my cousin say « don’t act like white girl » but- rhhaa 😤

[@lavender1653]

Same. I get called too black for speaking out and being proud but I also grt called a kboo

[@soch5761]

im everything except thug

[@shaywoods8762]

“Acting black while being anti-black” *How could you be so bold yet so controversial* ....

[@yaniquemorrison751]

This.

[@gaytoru]

Now this, spoke volumes.

[@buzzy1010]

Straight up, I'm korean and koreans are racists. U gotta admit. Korea is a really homogeneous country, and they are really not sensitive enough about these topics. They are racist to black people and other asians too. Most koreans who live in korea usually don't really get a chance to actually interact and connect to foreigners. Like 'foreigner' is a big thing in korea and if you don't look korean although u lived there your whole life and u have the nationality, you will always encounter people calling you a 'foreigner'. The only time i talked to a non-korean person in korea was a white English teacher from the uk. Literally. I think koreans are just ignorant about this topic due to the lack of experience, but since globalization is going on we should really pace up and become aware!!

[@melanieswife13]

As a korean myself I agree, and our society in Korea is really bad, we have too many impatient racist homophobic hypocrites in our country,

[@simmibhogal6808]

@Congélateur Sama yes you are right. White washing is really common. They really do white wash BTS members. But its the editors. If you see any old bts videos you can see their real skin tone. Lisa from blackpink was not really white if you see her debut pictures, i also suspect that she must have gone through some nose job and skin lightning procedure. Many idols who are dark skinned are whitewashed , its mostly because of editors and korean fans since the beauty standard in korea defines white skin type. Its sad. Im brown skinned and these things are really sad , idols should be educated but their fans make excuses to protect them.

[@blackisnotacolor7857]

@@simmibhogal6808 Finally someone who isn’t blinded. Asians are not pale like snow, nor do they have straight noses, or double eye lids.

[@sweetsquirrelanimations2372]

I'm not Korean I'm black but I 100% agree based on there actions no sugar coat,but it's not all Koreans

[@agpimariannesophiab.5128]

@@blackisnotacolor7857 I just wanna say that it's true that all Koreans don't have straight noses or double eyelids but they do have one of the whitest, palest skin colors they are mostly praised for their white skin in asia.. That's why having white skin is like a fixed beauty standard for desiring-kpop idols

[@rachmatabbid5936]

What's scary about Jun is the fact that guys like him exist. Millions other Juns.

[@pinkcatalog]

exactly.

[@xdlee1274]

Thats true tho

[@lastbraincell5041]

MILLIONS 🙃

[@xlugz]

They don’t sound “black”. They just sound like they’re trying to sound “ratchet” and failing at it to be honest with you

[@sayso9920]

Lmao yeah

[@moonchild708]

yes, as a black person, when i hear "sounding black", i think of the slightly deeper, sonorous tone that a lot of black men have that comes from slightly lower in the chest, not aave, because that's just a dialect.

[@felixsunfinishedstarbucks3455]

They're just trying to sound ghetto

[@invisible3972]

The other day my friends and me saw on tv a korean rapper trying so bad to be latino (like a "flaite"), he was named LOKO AND IT HURT TO WATCH

[@Love25648]

Lol Americans think acting ratchet is acting black lol black Americans do this the most

[@Eli_of_the_valley]

I felt so uncomfortable when this “I wanna educate everyone” man was speaking to the black lady. He is not only racist but also sexist and disgusting. Judging a woman by her race, gender and appearance. Bruh I WANNA THROW UP AND CRY AT THE SAME TIME

[@Eli_of_the_valley]

And hookups with other races isn’t fetishizing as far as I know. This man is crazy

[@gdmeg1925]

yesss, i had to pass forward cuz it was just so disrespectful i felt so bad

[@kalyahmckez5503]

no joke i started crying when he asked abt her wig- why r people like this😞

[@dyamondwomack549]

@@kalyahmckez5503 same I'm sorry how can she keep her cool I would be roasting his 3 foot ass.

[@pinkdoesstuff]

@Classic Gaming pardon?

[@haroldlou7686]

I'm an indian, my friend who is also an indian says the n word and call me the n word like many times, I try to shut her down, and tell her that's disrespectful but she tells that it's fine, and at the same time she tells she's not racist Idk what is going inside her brain🤦

[@aries4571]

Sometimes, it feels that this kind of people are suffering from multiple personality disorder 🙄

[@haroldlou7686]

@@aries4571 ikr🙄 smh

[@eastafricanbaddie]

girl just dont be friends with her

[@sirinathapa3203]

It's the meme pages which make abusive slurs famous and people think it's cool repeating them, they need to be educated.

[@lanic6768]

Lillie singh syndrome

[@poincianacouponing268]

Also braids were used to draw maps in the hair to escape plantations and get to safety. Which is why we say it’s NOT just hair. It was literally survival.

[@einonthornton9010]

No one gives a shit

[@animethighs6357]

@@einonthornton9010 You do, typing racism in the comments. You have like 7 comments defending obvious racism on this video.:/

[@munashka5699]

@@einonthornton9010 yet you’re still here 🧐

[@arsematsegaye4036]

@@einonthornton9010 you clicked on this video and searched through the comments clearly you do

[@lilyh.715]

@@einonthornton9010 you do and you’re desperate for attention🙄

[@seraphimme]

Okay but Jun doesn't just have racist tendencies. He's a full-on racist.

[@i.b.s8365]

Yes

[@xXPurpleLoliTranceXx]

And sociopath

[@mindylyn6839]

And he is rude af

[@mh4853]

I think he's obsessed with black people/culture and racist at the same time. The way he talked to her was disgusting .

[@meow-qg9mc]

Yeah, racist with a fetish for black girls 》:T

[@braincandy12]

"Did you get that wig from Costco?" from a man supposedly trying to eliminate racism against black folks in Korea...truly astonished.

[@Ringdingdong206]

sax then proceeded to call her musty!!! I’m so disgusted

[@neegas3490]

Does Costco even sell wigs? If you gonna roast do it right

[@jaida7001]

This man just gaslighted a bunch of impressionable black women for clicks and views only to expose himself and his friends as racist... 😩 the clowns clown has CLOWNED AGAIN!

[@khadijak5464]

Amd he went on about it for a good few minutes.

[@MischievousMischief]

He was at the peak of his immaturity right there.

[@VVilla-zh5mw]

2:20 _"we can keep our Style"_ 💀 they should thank Black People for the STYLE that their using 😶

[@einonthornton9010]

Asians dont have to like blacks as an ethnicity...why would they?

[@einonthornton9010]

Why? Asians took hip hop to a whole nother level. 😂

[@excusemethisisjinhitentert9053]

@@einonthornton9010 well we shouldnt hate them either

[@brownsugar9629]

@@einonthornton9010 girl why are you lying to yourself,💀 hip hop has all ways been on another’s level before kpop put their hands on it.

[@brownsugar9629]

@@einonthornton9010 you’re exactly right they don’t have to like us. but they don’t have to disrespect us.

[@desiioo3]

i fight so much for the kpop and asian community just to see them openly bashing me, my people, my culture that they use for their music. it truly hurts

[@greengems1993]

At this point I’m balling ☹️

[@iheartzamiyah]

rt being a black kpop stan is so tiring

[@iheartzamiyah]

also your name and pfp killed me💀😭

[@xiuminswife5666]

Especially when it’s an idol you really care about. I just found out my favorite idol said the n word and it really hurts

[@jungkooksheart3735]

Your name and profile 😭

[@lightsoul2096]

Imagine getting sent home from school for wearing your natural hair

[@sprnkles]

Fear that sometimes as a black girl who loves her box braids, if it hadn't been for the very diverse school I go to I probably might have encountered this at least once. It could've been with other places too like work or just in public.

[@thefirstidiot8096]

😭

[@anakinskywalker3777]

Are you serious ??

[@starbutterfly1933]

Thank god my school not like that.

[@Azurite..]

I think if ppl want to have big hair it’s fine. But if it is making it so ppl can’t see the board or the teacher then yes it’s an issue. I don’t think ppl should be sent home for it, it’s saying you did something wrong when you haven’t. I had punk hair that was big and would have to sit in the back of class. So if you come to school with big hair then you have to deal with the consequences.

[@gabybetancourt4773]

The fact that these ppl (mainly in the variety show clips) see a whole race as a joke is rly sad... and as a part of that race I am definitely not laughing 🤦🏽‍♀️

[@gabybetancourt4773]

Korlover queen yea that’s true, I am an army and although they have made some mistakes they do talk about these issues. And your right they don’t know.

[@hanillust]

Same, when I was smaller my family always called me "Cambodian and Nigerian" because I was slightly tan and others would laugh. Like what the hell it's not nice to bring in black people like that. Plus, what's wrong with tan skin? Because of them I always smear myself with sunscreen before going out subconsciously. Thanks, mom, for making me feel like tan/dark skin is something to be ashamed of.

[@gabybetancourt4773]

。消えたい yea it’s so sad the terrible view that society has caused us to have in darker skin tones

[@sophiaulysse6689]

Korlover queen bts does? Please tell me if they actually do tho and I probably will get a lot of hate for it but does bts actually like the black community or does it just give them more opportunities for their careers I honestly hope they do like us I’m not much of a fan of their music but I love them as people

[@gabybetancourt4773]

Sophia Ulysse yes bts has really matured over the year on racial issues. They are definitely more aware of these things.

[@lookherekook1258]

My fellow K-Pop stans, don’t ever forget what our idols have done. Don’t justify it or say it’s okay. Don’t make excuses. But it is okay to continue stanning as long as a proper sincere apology has been made, they’ve grown from their past, and they continue to catch themselves and address their mistakes.

[@yeonluvzz]

Hello, new army here, can you please tell me what happened with this 7:11? Did they apologize or something? I mean, it's Jimin, I don't know... That shocked me

[@lookherekook1258]

@@yeonluvzz i believe that was in 2014 or 2015. I’m pretty sure they apologized for it. As far as I know it never became a big deal so i’m assuming he apologized. I also know that Jimin has made statements regarding his past self and how he has learned from his mistakes and grown

[@jj-li1xo]

@@lookherekook1258 Non Europeans should not wear the suits, If they don't know about History of Suits. Non Europeans should not use Western instruments like Violins, Piano, etcs, If they don't know about History of the Western instruments. Jazz is nothing but a cultural appropriation that against Western Music culture😤😤 Now Im so WoKe

[@valstarxiii]

@@yeonluvzz probably not, of course they wouldn’t because its company’s choice not them

[@beautyisgorgeous8236]

@@yeonluvzz no they did not apologize. The only one that ever made a statement was Namjoon and all he said was “I’ll do better to watch what I say” not even an apology

[@sanasaotome9740]

stan seventeen y'all they are the most educated group when it comes to standing against racism and when Vernon was 9 he was speaking about racism THEY ARE SO UNPROBLEMATIC they deserve to be stanned

[@brennathecatlover4360]

@Myllena Lara Alves da Silva yes age

[@youraveragelesbian4181]

Yuhhh

[@chubbycheeks5203]

But one guy from that group sang the highly problematic “curry song” so I don’t know about the unproblematic part

[@Detective_desperado]

Also the boyz

[@kazuhasmapleleaf944]

hm... seventeen is a little bit problematic...

[@vladdoodles]

The fact that he can let his friends call black women horses yet she cant comment and call them toads is just WILD.

[@matcha9250]

the guy that explicitly said no and called them ugly was priceless when the majority of the guys in the video were wildly ignorant and unattractive themselves.

[@bluesandles4476]

If you search "diannainkorea" She's black and her husband is Korean and they have kids. Koreans love them and always comment how beautiful their kids look. I see no racism.

[@lachi8242]

Blue Sandles, yea not all Koreans are racist nor are all black people not racist. I guess in this instance, Jun was just very racist which reflected badly on Korean people.

[@demonicadarkness4914]

They also say that about white women as well it's called Riding the white horse. It's not just a black thing get over yourselves.

[@Megan-vn3yt]

Demonica Darkness so just because it happens to white women ,we can’t get offended when it happens to black women? No ones trying to say other races aren’t treated badly or that ALL Koreans are racist .It’s called acknowledging a pattern and calling out people when thier using other races For money

[@me7579]

That whole argument made me so uncomfortable. That guy in general made me uncomfortable, his whole demeanor was just disgusting.

[@i.b.s8365]

Really creepy, at least he fully ecsposed himself all on his own. Not a big fan of cancel culture. But....... CANCEL

[@lississeoh6949]

I'm not even black and he still triggered me so much like ugh I wanna punch his face

[@taetae-xt8oe]

I honestly respect this video and content creator. As a black female (who listens to Kpop), you don't see other races doing the research and defending black culture. Thank you! This video was much needed.

[@ksnndnfr6101]

I cringed so hard at those clips of the idols "being black" or "acting black "

[@teeniebeanie225]

I’m half Japanese. When I was raised by my great grandmother, on one occasion I was upset because her son has always been very mean to me because of my skin, so I asked her why and she explained that most Japanese are not educated on the existence and history of people like me and my dad and then went on to explain the word “racism” to me. She then admitted that she herself was one of these uneducated Japanese at one time, and that she grew and learned and she loved my dad me and anyone else of any race. Her words were “We may have different skin, but we all bleed red.” If my 83 year old great grandmother, can about she was ignorant and racist can truly love all people and raise me like her own, then a 18 year old, especially with the technology and information we have now, definitely can be just as excepting or at least more educated on the situation. Just like my great grandma said, Although we have different complexions, we all have red blood, we’re all human. We should all love each other. I appreciate that you made this video so much. I love that you discuss the racism against all communities that experience it, not just Asians or black people, but you still remain positive and honest and don’t only stand up for your skin or race. There needs to be more KZbinrs like you. R. I. P. great mama. Your little leaf still loves you.

[@Gigi_Ouija]

This is a lovely story. I'm half Korean, half Chilean myself. It always feels special to meet another mixed person :) When I was little, I didn't understand the frustration I saw others have with those who have accents. I remember being so confused as to why someone wouldn't be patient with another doing their best to speak English. My mom took the time to explain to me that not all people grow up around much diversity, and have internal discomfort. I grew up with people who spoke broken English, and I'm sure you did too. It made me a more patient, accepting person and I never even realized it. I have lots of pride in my family and my culture. Glad to hear your story :)

[@teeniebeanie225]

Jack Skellington Oh wow. It’s so nice to hear your story too! There are few people I know who I can relate to. And yes, I did grow up with a lot of family who speak broken English, but now that you mention it, I am very patient, especially when people talk, and that might be why, Sadly my Japanese is getting bad because I don’t have any Japanese speaking friends and I speak English so often. This is really sad to me because that’s a part of my culture. But your content makes things a lot better!

[@Gigi_Ouija]

@@teeniebeanie225 lovely to hear from you too. :)

[@fashionbabe4972]

❤️❤️

[@ShotoTodoroki-ip1bd]

I’m half japanese

[@alexisbatista8]

I don’t understand how he kept saying “don’t call me the n word” like he was offended. He’s so oblivious to the fact that he was being blatantly stereotypical and racist but said that he’s an angel and wants to teach Korea about the suffering of black people.

[@arriannaallen450]

Well in my opinion, I don’t think anyone should use that word because it’s a racial slur and it doesn’t make sense for black people to use it, but I can understand where they are coming from

[@echoformsart]

Arrianna Allen its reclaimed. When the n-word was reclaimed decades ago people commonly agreed that the new definition of use would be ‘person of value’ or a ‘black person of royalty’ as a way to gift black ppl back their value again. (Some people were uncomfortable with the reclamation then, some are still uncomfortable with it now but its subjective whether one wants to use it or not ofc. Its comparable to using queer as an identity or calling ppl of the lgbt community queer, its controversial and ur choice whether ur comfortable with it. Dont really think its gonna be something to ever become objective as it is with most slurs that are reclaimed)

[@arriannaallen450]

Echo Forms Art ok, but what about when the girl was saying the n-word to Jun? I mean I know he is acting stupid, but she wouldn’t want him saying it back to her. It’s ok to call non black people that?

[@echoformsart]

Arrianna Allen contextually it can be okay or acceptable but here, no. Jun was uncomfortable with being called nigga and she should’ve respected that.

[@echoformsart]

Arrianna Allen i usually only find it acceptable if its with friends or certain people who expressed that they’re not uncomfortable with it and ofc the context its used in. If a white person calls their own house something like “cr*cker cabin” while talking to their nonwhite friends and they both laugh, its okay for the black friend to then also joke with that as well. Vice versa with something like the n word if you call a nonblack friend nigga or smthn

[@Maesmyspace]

My skin color isn’t a joke💔 leave us alone.

[@ladydiaspora807]

I can hear the new Yorker accent in the korean girl voice,HOWEVER,there is a certain way that we as African American sound when we speak.We generally have an accent that sounds different than white Americans.

[@NicDonyah]

I notice that when I talk

[@ladydiaspora807]

@@NicDonyah Exactly.Nothin wrong with it 😁

[@tyaler9805]

Right

[@spitsoup911]

idols: being racist and overall bad stans: idols: not being super skinny stans: KFKAJKXOAOSOOCISIWI

[@mayajones1130]

So true

[@spitsoup911]

I litteraly never had so many likes like wtf. But sadly it is like that i had a friends that was a massive Stan and she would run into school and start ramming about how one idol gained weight and how a tragedy that is. Sad

[@vanneh]

That is not true

[@spitsoup911]

@@vanneh of course not all stans are like that but a lot are, especially in Asia

[@avatarofsloth]

Michelle Marzec I’m a stan myself and when I see an idol gaining weight is a good thing because of the extreme diet

[@jaimechan2686]

Very disgusted by the way Jun acted towards Chli. The fact that he has the audacity to ask whether her hair was a wig and continuing to talk about it was fucked up. Not even a normal person would ask that question. It pissed me off even more when he didn't seem bothered by how offensive his videos could be while claiming there was an "excuse"

[@cheyennewhite9309]

Fr! The amount of disrespect 🤦🏽‍♀️ he knew that he's safe being on the other side of the planet. But this is the product of what white media has taught these other countries. This is where the stereotypes comes into play.

[@ananaspryde5687]

Yeah he insulted her right away instead of having a conversation. What an asshole. And she was still calm, i would have lost my mind out of anger

[@1998slegacy]

can u pass me the time stamp??

[@criistal_frappex253]

@@1998slegacy I dont think it's the correct time stamp but here 21:35

[@midnightsunnn1850]

I just dont get why he would ask about her hair, like why tf does it matter if it's a wig or her real hair?

[@princessofstars666]

I had no idea Jessi, especially that song, was so problematic. Thank you for bringing light to these topics.

[@JaxBox1]

Same

[@maiab8869]

When it comes to these idols speaking in blaccents, you gotta ask them “do you actually speak this way around your parents?”

[@dennislvr4152]

I find it hard to realize that people get more mad at there idols for possibly having a girlfriend than for appropriating an entire culture and finding it funny

[@araze5194]

I know right, sometimes people are just stupid

[@ElidaeDanh]

Yeah what is up with that???

[@namjinsfetus9181]

FR

[@nayomie.e]

its embarrassing really

[@kristinwhite4472]

*Cece* *cece* RIGHT THOOOO 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@offwheat9403]

This video honestly made me cry. I’m a black teen coming in terms with confidence in myself and skin. When I remember things like this exist and this is how I’m seen it takes me many steps back.

[@thewellowlcityfan10]

Hey. Don't worry. People who think like this are at a loss. That's their downfall.

[@istg_esme]

Same with me...

[@offwheat9403]

SJ Smith you know what’s even worse when you’re own black people and family do this: my mom and sister and a few relatives are lighter and make a big deal about my skin and hair and complain like the world is ending when they tan

[@elloalien1014]

I feel you on that and to be honest I am a African-American woman and ever since I was young I always felt someone out place of being my skin color cuz everyone was just questioning me about my skin color and people might think that black people are just filing and everything but I do sometimes cry because of stuff like this makes me also very furious but I don't want them to see that I'm upset with it cuz deep down I am but you want to know what black African Americans are the most beautiful people I know cuz I am one we have different types of skin tones we are all lovable sometimes but you are a beautiful person

[@thewellowlcityfan10]

@@offwheat9403 yeah. I see it every day as well. being black too. You can see how a lot of self hatred has seeped into the black race based on the belief that lighter skin is prettier...its starting to hurt me.

[@kimjendukei2666]

Wtf did Wendy that didn’t she live in Canada didn’t she learn nothing about this things 🤨

[@avrilpinto3262]

Although Canada is more educated on these issues than Korea, that doesn't mean there isn't racism at all here. There are a lot of people in certain places that are just as racist as these people in the video.

[@leonardn15]

i have seen so many koreans complaining that westerners can't be idol because kpop is only for asians / koreans but keep copying black style, black music etc ...

[@fairyoforbit]

i think you’ve got it wrong on one part. from what i see, i see westerners plus asians living outside of asia getting mad over non-asian kpop idols. however, i do agree with you that even though (not all) koreans discriminate against black people, their entertainment industry tends to mock black culture (i.e. blackface, blaccents (not including jessi since she’s from new york and jersey), black hairstyles)

[@user-bf8me2tw4u]

The fact that people say black people are the least attractive race makes me SO mad. Also, it's great to see an Asian defending black people. It makes me proud because I'm Asian myself!

[@virtualshoes8476]

Pinky Blue aye I’m black and I thank you for this!

[@warlord6458]

Anyone remember that girl getting mad that Sam pepper said another woman was more attractive than her and she said "no she's not, she's black!"

[@amaris152]

I also thank u! Everyone is beautiful in their own way and if we all looked the same we would be basic and not our unique self.

[@tgirl8955]

Jordan Kelly TEA! who?

[@depressedteadepressoespres186]

thais juliana. Umm ok? She was talking about herself as an individual she wasn’t talking about all of Asia being proud of black people.

[@glittermunchies]

These kpop idols are giving me second hand embarrassment

[@forget-me-not8522]

Ikr

[@whatevershewants]

@Yanayy the pooh random but we are profile pic twins... yay😂

[@resqxe_1422]

They can be ignorant and the factor, of stylists. Kpop idols generally don't have the power to choose what they wear.

[@resqxe_1422]

Some can be ignorant and the factor, of stylists. Kpop idols don't have the power to choose what they wear.

[@homersimpson4379]

I love Chips I'm sad too.

[@floraluvrr5661]

Honestly I find it very hurtful that they portray us as “ghetto” “ratchet” and “loud” like I’m black and all the time people tell me how proper I sound and how quiet it am, but you don’t see me making up stereotypes about other races.

[@chooyoo]

Me and boyfriend (both Korean) listen to a decent amount of American RNB/HIPHOP, as well as Korean RNB/HIPHOP.... I've been telling my bf that I didn't like listening to Korean rappers who try to mimic Black American rappers with their flow and rap style etc. They don't know the life, the struggle, any of it and you can tell the moment the song starts. It feels like an imitation vs an original. I prefer when artists release songs that just flow and fit their individual styles.

[@trulytru302]

I hate when people say " well I grew in New York so..." It doesn't matter where you grew up. You can still be ignorant.

[@susu-gq9cp]

Right

[@yoongoboongo231]

i grew up in ny and im still learning a lot about cultures. saying u grew up around this stuff shouldnt b used as an excuse to b racist 😔

[@kinisha5021]

Min Yoongles it is

[@kinisha5021]

Right like STFU

[@bitchwormpuddin1499]

ESPECIALLY in new york. Ny is the most ignorant place ever

[@juni8640]

idols : *being racist, colorist, and disregarding cultures* stans: i sleep idols: *gets into a relationship* stans: R E A L S H I T

[@tansantosh906]

This.

[@punkichu2649]

Well i dont stan racist idols

[@MC-iu9fl]

@@punkichu2649 Okay but namjoon said the nword

[@mewmew6158]

💀stans are weird, imagine obsessing over someone who doesn't know you exist. It's one thing to admire and appreciate someone's talent/or whatever people see in some of these "artists", what they do is something else.

[@mewmew6158]

@@MC-iu9fl Pretty sure everyone knows he's actually grown from being ignorant unlike a lot of these other idols.

[@jjjlove2260]

14:53 This whole section of the girl discussing the accents that range amongst different black people is the most satisfying thing I've heard all year. I've been preaching this for years, and non-black people have never taken me seriously. Our voices are determined by where we are from and who we have been raised around. We don't all come out of the womb speaking loud and "ghetto." 😔

[@demolitionlvrss]

I’m not black and I’m kpop Stan,but this actually hurt me watching this:(

[@Liyuhhj]

I’m not even black and I’m disgusted by Jun. Even if he wasn’t racist (which he is), he was just completely toxic and disrespectful as a person. How can a person like that exist

[@tn420animations9]

I'm black I'm not offended but I do find it cringey.

[@monsterrr1999]

IM VERY DISGUSTED TOO!!

[@tn420animations9]

@Princess C ok now I'm offended and kind of intreeged. idk if you are joking or serious but I'm black you can see what the fuck I look like.

[@LS-tj5bx]

@Princess C uuuhhh how can you tell?!

[@LS-tj5bx]

@@plamediekl3147 no the dude in the video

[@fandomtrash4203]

I also hate this whole "is *insert race* attractive to *insert other race*???" As a mixed person (black and white if anyone is curious) I see alot of comments fetishizing it and it's disgusting.

[@jayderayne1681]

It's very disgusting 😓

[@darkbirb6345]

I know right, we’re all human it’s like people really LOVE to over complicate relationships.

[@reii458]

i’m mixed as well (asian and american) and i’m tired of seeing people fetishise me and other mixed people. it really is disgusting honestly.

[@gwendolyn2976]

Same im mixed white and black as well what kills me is when people of other races can only tolerate light skin black people and only compliment them. it makes me grossed out our darker sisters deserve better smh

[@fandomtrash4203]

@@gwendolyn2976 Preech sister 👏

[@Spandieee]

I'm not black woman but that live chat made me cry.. How can someone be soo disrespectful!

[@squidthing]

That Jun dude is the type of korean guy who gets jumped when travelling abroad because he tries to imitate american comedians and gangster films and gets too spicy with strangers right off the bat. The korean safety bubble makes them really bold and they only ever learn the hard way...

[@seeker995]

“Acting black while being anti-black”- iconic

[@arsemakifle8438]

Nkasa B they want to be black but they don’t want to be black

[@liberty6387]

Armyforever period.

[@aom939]

Hella funny

[@badabimbadabum6334]

Nkasa B You can’t act like a color or if u can, i act like green

[@floraice.]

They wan't to be black but without the problems with being black

[@rainbowrebel1711]

when it comes to our hairstyles, yeah some were used to simply survive. some styles of cornrows were also used to be maps to escape to freedom. our hair has an amazing extensive history that sadly is not told. black women's hair development is so vast and i definitely recommend people look it up

[@rainbowrebel1711]

plus its so painful to hear people code switch when we come around cuz they believe we cant understand basic english or trying way to hard to be relatable to us. we arent very different from the average person so talk to us as you are PLEASE. its cringy and soooo insulting. the way black americans speak is called by us, AAVE, african american vernacular english. its forever evolving whilst retaining old dialects from our ancestors to this day. so imagine someone who knows none of your language try to use it mockingly at you. we cant understand yall when this happens. just talk how you usually do and show basic respect

[@rainbowrebel1711]

alright now using the tired ass excuse of locations as to why youre literally "talking black", painting your skin to look like us, and etc. is super embarrassing. we arent stupid. just like how my people arent all the same while literally existing in every damn part of the world, YOU cant say "all new yorkers talk like this". nobody has the same upbringing or experiences in one city to be that similar. its such a weak example i wanna scream. can non black people use aave? YES! go ahead! BUT dont say nigga and dont use it to mock us or degrade others. just fuckin be you and dont arrogantly claim it as yours just cuz you were in (insert black neighborhoods, schools, friend groups). give us our credit and keep it pushing bro. painting your skin brown is so damn creepy on so many levels idk where to begin. please fucking stop. we dont like that shit cuz we cant fucking take our skin off and the stigmas it comes with. then non black folks just put it on and they get praised? im not seen as human because i was born with this and yet people can BUY my skin in a can and wear it like a new coat? imagine how we feel seeing this shit

[@rainbowrebel1711]

my people are beautiful and super diverse amongst ourselves alone and all we want is to live and be left ALONE. we literally come in all shades of skin as well. the most disrespected and hated person on the planet is black woman/girls and it has to stop. our men are lovely and our women are so kind but everything around us tells a different story. we laugh and cry. we are shy, nerdy, badass, and intelligent. thank you for making this video because its so refreshing seeing other poc (people of color) address what is wrong in the treatment of black people. sorry this is so long lol. love from alabama, usa! 💖💛💚💙💜

[@ladylatrelle4240]

Come on now church 🗣️🗣️🗣️ yes to all of this sis ❤️

[@tabathajackson366]

Wow thats amazing.I had no idea.Idk why they dont teach this in history class(well schools i been to)I luv hearing new things i never heard about esp when it comes to history&teaching my kids.Thanks for sharing❤

[@yomomma4079]

being a black kpop fan sucks, ive seen so many of my faves do extremely racist things and ive had to unstan :(

[@Lalaland-og9xr]

The fact that Wendy grew up in the western world and still did that...And people still say “oh she didn’t know better” 🧍🏾‍♀️

[@batmanlikespizza2541]

Jun is just digging himself into a deeper hole.

[@xbabydrama1747]

I thought it was Seventeen's Jun. I was really scared oof

[@batmanlikespizza2541]

I apologize for worrying you both.

[@unFayemous]

He's about 2 videos away from reaching the core of the earth

[@Evute02]

Welcome to wonderland.

[@shootie2967]

@@xbabydrama1747 I thought it was Jun from A.C.E

[@DannyBoo242]

Sis called herself a black queen my ancestors are crying they didn't die for this

[@sunshineramirez7766]

And that's on period.

[@forest2785]

I felt this on a spiritual level 🤣 after this video I'll be apologizing to my ancestors for the rest of my life lmao

[@Miireya]

Thank you cuz I swear on everything I literally couldn’t understand what she said so much that I thought she said she is a black b 🤦🏽‍♀️(I’m stupid)😂

[@paulk2481]

if you watch ASC she actually says it because she liked the color black/wearing a lot of black colored clothes (that's the only part Im defending tho everything else is big YIKES)

[@Aminangela]

She didn’t mean she’s actually black she meant her clothes and stuff

[@wowok1272]

As a black girl this is sad to watch, and once again I have to face the realization that there are people in the world who see me this way. Can’t change all their opinions but I’m most definitely not going to let theirs change me😊

[@ev3370]

Lmao some of us "black people" don't even talk like the way wendy and other idols described, and honestly I'd really like to see nick minaj or card b in Korea idk why-

[@ems5876]

I’m black and I have an Australian accent, not all black people talk like we are so called “ghetto”

[@nikitadixon8455]

Are you a aussie? Or no?

[@ems5876]

Nikita Dixon I was born and I live in Australia

[@elevenpoisons2484]

Which part of Australia?

[@ems5876]

Poison Pumpkin Sydney nsw

[@elevenpoisons2484]

@@ems5876 ah yes, the accent there is similar to us Victorians. We have a lit accent lol

[@romelynnjoytacal3511]

"Asians are far behind culture sensitivity" Yeah my classmates would use the 'n' word and if i told them that is bad but they would just shrug me off, kinda annoying.

[@roadtonavilla8611]

Same here. They'll use it cuz it's hip.

[@yeonjunssexynostrils7915]

SAME 😭

[@furyreaper2429]

Same, I would tell them that everytime I hear them say the 'n' word but they would give a poor excuse.

[@badakterbang5018]

Same. I live in Malaysia and i can't stand them saying the n word without knowing anything.

[@sev9642]

ITS SO ANNOYING I STG

[@azix2915]

I'm Asian and I've had experiences of bullying just because of my race. It's really hurtful to see some Koreans acting this way. What were they actually thinking, do they think it as a good source of entertainment or they're just plain horrible people that are ignorant and out of touch of reality? I know I can't speak for African/African Americans but hear what they had to say. Demanding accountability to these racists feels nothing but a dream nowadays. It's always been hard and I know it will still be, considering most of these are a bunch of grown-ass people that are already decided to be bigots. Although I know there are some out there that can still be educated, I can only hope that karma is real and it will do its job properly.

[@SandraSoll]

Until black artists stand up and say something it will continue

[@dart3471]

I find it funny to hear these Korean singers/rappers do a “black voice” because it just sounds like all the racist white boys in my school lol.

[@kculture403]

lmaoooo

[@checkurs675]

THIS THIS THIS THIS THIS

[@checkurs675]

They copy the accent vocabulary beats and clothing the only thing they do that's original is the dancing and even that is getting phased out

[@tyronahsioni7254]

Bruhhh now that's the truth

[@alicewong9935]

🙄

[@patriciab2147]

tbh it seems like all this jun guy is doing is fetishizing black women, like how can you say you love black women but then act so blatantly racist...it's really disgusting to watch

[@corrinad4206]

I was thinking the exact same. When he also brought up the whole thing about Chli being a Koreaboo it sounded more like he was mad that he wasn't the one to hookup with her and jealous of the guy who did. It's super gross. It's one thing to think black women are beautiful because let's be honest they are but this guy doesn't care about racism in S.Korea he only sees black women as objects.

[@jjjjjjj90]

For real. Sounds like he has a fetish and the only reason why he asked his friends its bc he secretly wants to "date" (in quotes because it's fetishizing) us. So this is his way of trying to lowkey test the waters or some ish

[@nothintoreadhere6168]

Tbh I don't think he likes black people at all, I think he only chooses what parts he likes of black culture, not liking the people at all, or I might be wrong bcuz I haven't watched the whole video lmao.

[@patriciab2147]

Yea it’s obvious he doesn’t know anything about black culture or even seems to care about it that much. What I see with his vids is that he picks off black women from the streets and asks them private questions and hits on them which is uncomfortable for any woman. It’s like some sort of game for him where black women seem like ‘forbidden fruit’, and Korean men are praised for ‘trying out’ black women (which is sadly pretty popular in Korea). And that’s just fetishizing right there, no respect towards black women and their culture and no will to learn let alone teach about the culture, it’s just plainly based on sexual gratification which is selfish and dehumanizing.

[@nothintoreadhere6168]

@@patriciab2147 yeah exactly that, 100% agree with you

[@intearnet6926]

what i hate most about kpop stans is they delude themselves into believing that their faves are innocent/apologized then go and start attacking other idols for doing the same or less even when they actually apologized like can u just admit they all suck? stan culture has truly made y’all sick in the head.

[@sageshaney]

this is honestly the reason it took me so long so even listen to one k-pop song because of Stan culture constantly defending their idols' actions even before the idols apologize and pretending like idols are some kind of perfect gods that deserve nothing but praise, forgiveness and worship

[@buuurrrrppp]

exactly!!

[@andiswamqaba1888]

Tbh i got educated too. Im a black South African and i learnt more about our hairstyles. I have dreads and so does everyone in my house. I got dreadllocks because my mother had it, but she doesn't have it anymore😭 she wants to wear weaves. Her dreadlocks were way more beautiful😟

[@jul7973]

Honestly its sad that in movies black people are mostly portrayed as gangsters, drug dealers, loud, sassy but not all black people are sassy,loud, drugdealers, or gangsters

[@theblankpages7561]

I also blame the same black people who were taken these acting jobs

[@mops7081]

Yeah non american people get a wrong image about black people!

[@babyseokjinny8794]

@@mops7081 americans as well

[@sailorvegan4654]

No te preocupes😁 nos pasa lo mismo a los latinos

[@jdjsjdhffjfbckbcnbifke3295]

I have a black neighbor and he is the sweetest person ever he gives out free fruits and is a pretty stable man ... I don’t understand why people stereotype things ..

[@squidwardwithblondehair7219]

he trying to educate all of Korea when he cant even educate himself.

[@larashlomi8582]

*Who??*

[@CherryBlossom-qg5zx]

lara shlomi Jun

[@larashlomi8582]

@@CherryBlossom-qg5zx *ah ok thankss*

[@john-ni3pi]

and that's the tea sis

[@flobrez2470]

Oh my God, I can’t believe how disrespectful that man was to that woman who just wanted to have a conversation. He should be ashamed of himself.

[@user-lf2yl8iv4s]

I hate that guy that uses black girls for clout and attention

[@Alesanascreamokid]

Chili: "I wasn't talking about your looks. I was only talking about your friends looks. They look like toes.. that's a fact!" Pure comedy 😂

[@exowthyou]

I would love to be her friend

[@freefilistine23]

looool i thought she said chodes

[@Alesanascreamokid]

@@freefilistine23 i have no idea what that word means? chodes lol

[@karlixcontreras]

I think she said toads (the ones from Nintendo)

[@kenyah968]

Bro I love your username

[@CozyAsha]

This gives me hope. I hardly ever see Asian people defending blacks and educating other Asian people about black culture. Thank you for this. !

[@autotune9581]

Preach

[@Koji5boke]

Yeah I'm Asian too I'm so proud of her going this like no matter what your background are nobody deserve to get discriminate

[@iwonthesitatebitch.570]

don’t get your hopes up, stop yearning for korean/asian acceptance... jesus

[@mobiledatano1787]

@@libraxstellar No. There is no such thing as 'Only east asians are like that'. Even though east Asians are more likely to be racist or xenophobic don't phrase it like that. And sorry to break it to you but people in the Southeast can also be just as bad as the east asians, they are just targeted to different audiences.

[@khmur3006]

@@iwonthesitatebitch.570 You tell em!

[@phataskitty5740]

Reminds me of this conversation I had with a Chinese penpal. It basically went like this Me: “What does China think about POC (Hispanic,black etc) Him: oh they’re fine. There’s not much racism here Me: .... how is that so? Him: we don’t care about black people We just don’t like their skin color Me:.... so you’re racist? Him: no! We don’t dislike THEM... we dislike them being black Me:... so you dislike them? Him: no! You aren’t listening Me: you literally said you don’t like the fact that they’re black. That’s who they are though? So you don’t like black people, therefor you’re racist. Him: I’m done talking to you, you’re not understanding what I’m saying Me: I think I’m understanding perfectly well what you’re saying. I agree, we shouldn’t talk anymore.

[@superiorpanda6449]

12:37 Hey I’m black so imma tell you how I feel: Nope. If you are raised in an environment where AAVE is commonly used you can’t control speaking a bit of it yourself. You would simply be another product of your environment. *However* if you weren’t raised in that type of environment then you shouldn’t be speaking like me because then you are forcing it to sound “cool” or whatever. That’s not cool bro, I have to switch the way I speak in order to seem “professional” or else people won’t give me the basic respect I deserve. I can’t help the way I sound, you can and you choose too.

[@blueberryhongjoong7150]

Thts wht is was thinking 😭😭 like jessi is from new York so it rlly makes sense for her to speak like tht right? Ofc she's done other weird ass things tht may offend black ppl I'm willing to put aside her accent

[@OrifielM]

I watched this Korean talk show a year or two ago where the guests were all Korean-Americans who grew up in the U.S. They shared their experiences of anti-Asian racism and prejudice in various regions of America, and all the Korean hosts were all shocked and offended like they couldn't believe such things could happen. Yeah, welcome to the world outside your bubble.

[@Oceanlinx]

Ah yes the one with Paul Kim and Eric nam, I watched it too.

[@EenayaMajed]

could you link it by any chance? it seems really interesting!

[@ellainecabiles]

and yet at the same breath they aren't surprised with fellow dark koreans getting called "filipino", which is a whole ass nationality, as a deregatory word

[@sqigglesbrown]

@@EenayaMajed kzbin.info/www/bejne/inSxn3tveb1qfbM

[@sqigglesbrown]

@@EenayaMajed kzbin.info/www/bejne/inSxn3tveb1qfbM

[@creamtastic2314]

This is why im so afraid to travel to Asia countries, because I feel like people would jugde me for being myself or think it's funny

[@juliannahikaru9912]

Come to Israel, no one actually cares about race here

[@nuromeirashaisin2561]

@@juliannahikaru9912 except when u are syrian

[@juliannahikaru9912]

@@nuromeirashaisin2561 i Guess... I hope that someday our countries will realize the blessings that piece can bring... I hope we can foster an understanding. I personally don't hold any grudge against Syria...

[@IloveJesus_paris]

@@juliannahikaru9912 I was thinking about going to but NOW IM GOING THERE

[@cyan3504]

Creamtastic23 come to vietnam, ppl r friendly

[@char9818]

Why do they think all black people r gangsters and why do they think they all speak like that and dress like that and do that-

[@j.k.dhillon2801]

My fellow black kings and queens only deserve love. It’s about time they are appreciated, listened to, understood, and respected.❤️

[@KateBrinfour]

Honestly that comment that Jun make against her calling her ugly and musty almost made me cry. Black women are disrespected by almost everyone. It makes me sad that there are humans like him

[@astoldbynickgerr]

I feel you 🥺 That pissed me off. Black women are *CONSISTENTLY* shitted on by literally everyone, and it’s mega tiring.

[@Tw0Dots]

A ViRGO one day...

[@smellydonut5088]

Ikr. People's true colors always come out when confronted :( But dont worry, where theirs bad people they'll always be some good people as well

[@Silvia.Araujo]

Jun

[@JT-zg2bb]

@Iridescent Silhouette Its okay to have feelings and to express them. Anyway, she was just having empathy for the girl.

[@laikay]

It's honestly ridiculous how Jun doesn't think he's racist.

[@TrinityDarling]

It's crazy but common, most racists don't think their racist lmaoo

[@Jess-ew3tm]

Im black and don't think hes racist at all tbh. Ignorant maybe but he doesn't think he's above black people

[@notbothered5542]

@@Jess-ew3tm lmao that's not what racism only means

[@priels.f3375]

Jess I don’t think ur black

[@Artandcolorsx]

Can I get 100 subs for no Reason yes , yes it does. look it up .

[@Ifwfaygo]

Honestly, because of these racist stereotypes against black people in the media, I feel so embarrassed eating fried chicken or watermelon in public.

[@klownkorpse7524]

I can't eat watermelon at all because I feel embarrassed and guilty due to the stereotypes

[@leviismyhusband5411]

@@klownkorpse7524 that’s sad. It’s not you’re fault

[@AbsolutelyAri1]

Fr. I remember a video of a blasian (she looked more black than Asian) holding a watermelon. Emphasis on the fact that the watermelon had no relevance to the video, she just happened to be holding one. The comments were a mess...

[@2amanon78]

my race, Filipino: *imitates alot of races on tv* also Filipinos, when a chocolate brand is named after us: *#respectfilipinos*

[@eli-ek4mv]

pinoy here. yes, i see that.

[@eli-ek4mv]

A LOOOOT

[@ernestwilliams6123]

Huh.? Idnt get it

[@theAudaciousAudacity]

@@ernestwilliams6123 From what i got, a group of soft filipinos were rioting because a choclate brand was named after them. Hard to believe i live in the same place as these people smh 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@_JESUS_is_GOD_]

I love the Filipinos cookies. So if they are a representation of your people, I will eat you all.

[@arii_plays]

haha, we give up on Jun. Many black women have already tried to educate him and instead of listening, he shut every single one of us down. He claims that his friends don't listen but let's be honest, has he tried? really? Education is not forcing someone to accept anything. Its putting the knowledge out there and it's up to them to do what they will with it. It does not seem like he put the knowledge out there for his friends.

[@arii_plays]

@UCkD77XNqMEVvMNiasGREdsA haha your quote is better than the original. I choked lmaoo

[@nvis7873]

Ri Ri ???

[@arii_plays]

@@nvis7873 ? Are you asking about the "birds of a feather flock together" but it her version?

[@nvis7873]

Ri Ri oh damn she copied that??

[@elisaroberts6409]

It's crazy.... Black people had to LEARN TO LOVE THEIR SKIN. To love their hair. To live themselves as black folks. And here we have other races USING OUR STYLES as a "fashion trend". They aren't fashion trends. It's who we are. Out hair styles, our culture, our music

[@Hero-up8hv]

Elisa Roberts yea the whole thing with cultural appreciation. When ppl don’t understand it I use this example. When you wear something ur proud of and your ridicule, shunned and treated unfairly because you were born with it. Then years later you see them selling the very same thing they oppressed you with. And NOT GIVING CREDIT. Making millions off of it. It’s ignorant. Which is why it’s even weirder to me that the Asian culture has perpetuated blacks in the same as whites given how unrepresented they are in media just the same as black ppl. They’re has been progress in the last few years dont get me wrong.

[@emmaaxo8409]

allyiah simon I can somewhat understand how that feels, I grew up goth/emo got ridiculed for the music I like and my dark style but now it’s all popular. It’s sucks when I’d be made fun of for being this “goth” when now black clothing and rock music is cute and fun.

[@Hero-up8hv]

Emmaaa yea exactly this is the feeling. clothes you can change. Constantly manipulating ur Afro hair is time consuming and costly. Many ppl with braids for example were turned down in the work place because it was seen as “unprofessional”. I just hope ppl are educated as to why this is important to know it exists and not be blind to it. Because it makes them uncomfortable to speak about. Another example. People who cultural appropriation seem to always say “ it’s harmless ” ofc it’s harmless to you. You don’t know how it feels to be denied because of ur looks especially not on this scale. And also it’s incredibly ignorant to tell someone how they should feel when something applies to them. It dismisses they’re values. And displays the minority in a stereotypical depiction in media. The more ppl are educated the less ignorant they’ll be to wear and do tasteless cultural appropriation. All just because they wanted the aesthetic off the “black” (I use this loosely) shoes. But don’t wanna actually be in ur shoes. And have ur experiences.

[@emmaaxo8409]

allyiah simon this is exactly why I can understand a person of colours view point and why they might be upset. I can change my clothes and change my look entirely to please people, yet people of colour can’t just change their skin and abandon their heritage. Personally I love learning about different cultures, I even had a Jamaican friend growing up who showed me her foods, her drinks, her music, her dances and even styled my hair similar to how she styled hers. I think if you wear the fashion and hair styles knowing the culture and doing it out of love and respect for how the styles came to be then there is no issue. I think it’s a beautiful thing sharing cultures and educating people on their own traditions, and how certain things have a significant meaning.

[@dasuritorres7552]

My man is black😍 black people are super talented, I don't see why is so hard for them and other people to acknowledge that. Nor why is it so hard to accept who are they admiring and getting inspired of🤷🏽‍♀️ is like everyone is scared of getting caught in using "black people stuff" which is lame because pretty much clothes manufacturing the most comes from China, (usually they say made in china), you are the one who wear it how you want, however black people designed their own styles with those clothes that probably says made in China, or USA, or France, or anywhere. That "trend" is how good black people dresses and their taste in styles is their personalities, at the end we're all connected, by everything and we're all doing or using something from other cultures. Is not hard to accept it. I love their style, and I personally wear it, idk if it's because I was kind of raised in the states and adopted it or what just didn't knew or noticed that the way I dress was how black people do until a while ago, now I know where my good taste in clothes came from❤ (Even though as a Latina I have good taste, in a different way so what I do is a fusion of both styles🙌)

[@mahdireza5695]

My black friends told me the other day, it makes them sad that they LOVE studying the different Asian cultures and they appreciate every country for it's individuality. They even wanna travel with there me one day and along with my other Asian friends. The other thing they said was that it's so odd how Asians don't show a lot of interest in African culture at all or even acknowledged black people. They've had multiple racist encounters with not only white women, also Asians.

[@nourahbinshember2147]

As a black person I wouldn't care less what Koreans think of black people, I have more important things to worry about.

[@princesspumpkinxoxo2115]

I couldn’t care less either, I’m still not tolerating it though.Get a Gettyimage of Obama and throw darts at it or something in the comfort of your home but you’re not gonna be racist publicly.Not in the year 2023.

[@justchillin2999]

As a black female this really hurts.

[@youniverse6841]

I'm so sorry. They seriously need to be educated and reflect on their actions. It's truly disgusting. Just know that not all of them are like that there's still people who are not ok with this and fully support you and your kind!

[@nellysilly9872]

Why do you have a Asian baby as your profile

[@youniverse6841]

@ThiefRikku0306 And trust that your way of thinking is EXACTLY why racism continues. Congrats.

[@canelajoon]

Nelly Silly because she wants to

[@nellysilly9872]

@@canelajoon how about mind your business thanks

[@shayybae7127]

People dont wanna admit that their faves appropriate culture and are racist. And try to apologize for us blacks. Also they love the culture but not the people.

[@gokellurseff8435]

KPOP as a whole was never "Korean" the only thing Korean about it was the language. As a whole it is literally just Black American Music and Dance in another language...

[@tttttt4623]

@@gokellurseff8435 Okay, but has anyone ever said that Kpop originated from traditional korean folk music??? Korea adopted pop and hip hop like pretty much every other country on this planet. Cool. Doesn't take anything away from the talent, artistry and innovation that has been nurtured and developed in every respective country since.

[@user-zq3vv1km8k]

@@tttttt4623 dude the dances arent korean at all, alot of idols go to america to learn how to dance for kpop routines

[@lrm9298]

I've only ever stanned an unproblematic King, Shim Changmin.

[@tttttt4623]

@@user-zq3vv1km8k That has to be the most random, non relevant to my comment reply yet.

[@stbtown9464]

"Im black and I wasn't offended" 👩🏻📱👩🏼👨🏼‍💻👩🏻‍💻

[@samarjaam3176]

Hhhhh it took me some seconds to get it 😂😂😭😭😭

[@emily-ji8ui]

okay, im probably going to get slammed in the comments for this but honestly people need to hear this. i used to love sherliza, but she hasn’t apologised for all the bad things she’s done. she wants to seem woke and cool, but she used to have a racist tumblr account, made r*pe jokes, posted a pro hitler post, and called bts colourist because they put on lots of sunscreen. come on people don’t just wear sunscreen so that they don’t get tanned. anyway, she hasn’t apologised for any of this and there is solid evidence she has done these things. the stuff she talks about in this video is true, and the racism is terrible, but she should live up to her own standards, because it’s just hypocritical. edit: if you want to see evidence, check out the video: the worst kpop youtubers by yeriverse

[@droppedmymelon619]

omg i just saw that video lol but yeah totally agree what you said!

[@nini-md6qo]

Yes tbh :/

[@emily-ji8ui]

@Powerful Oprah pahaha, please there’s evidence to all of this. go and search it up and look at the evidence, before u come at me saying im lying

[@dlo7253]

I can't seem to find the *yeriverse* video you're refering to. Do U have a link to it?

[@emily-ji8ui]

@@dlo7253 ahh, i can’t find it anymore either! i guess they took it down :(

[@animechickcrazy]

“How does a korean lady know about the crips” 😂

[@user-zq3vv1km8k]

ikr and she is only from new york not every where black people are from

[@animechickcrazy]

People are so uneducated honestly its really frustrating.

[@user-zq3vv1km8k]

@@animechickcrazy yeah and when black people get mad about it they use it to add to the sterotype

[@animechickcrazy]

Bakugou Kacchan smh

[@animechickcrazy]

I’m a calm person. I dont get angry, people are surprised. They want to see a stereotype.

[@basketbear6126]

Strange thing, i told my Japanese mom the kind of stuff that Japanese shows have done that were blatantly racist, but she defended it "but I don't think they did that with racist intentions" like sure but, like say you were driving and you accidentally ran over a child. Of course you didn't intend to. But you still ran over a child. No matter if they didn't have bad intentions, their ignorance ends up hurting someone.

[@carleighrice8891]

Well said.

[@2amanon78]

my mom wud say the same thing and im a Filipino. i still dont get that kind of logic tbh

[@alogicalgirloncesaid5140]

Yo, that’s a great analogy

[@stephanieputri7655]

wow you are right

[@jojoooo7799]

Perfect

[@p0rnany0ne]

jessi is such an...odd bird. she comes off as authentically bold in her fakeness. I would be very interested in finding out what her childhood was like

[@angeldeactivated]

Saying the n word on xanga and calling boa gay 😭

[@spoopy4826]

U can feel the hurt in her voice:'(

[@onion4297]

Nobody: Koreans who know English/lived in America: I AM THE BLACKEST OF THEM ALL.I HAVE THE KNOWLEDGE OF THE AFRICA.

[@13gudadod]

Fr?does that happens?😂

[@rosaunolalintino]

**says while wearing a t-shirt with a random black musician's face and doing the Wakanda forever hand motion**

[@ILooKs33]

Lol too funny 😆

[@AWEsome3GIRl3sam]

@Joselene Lu no they didnt lmao. Are u even american ???? Thats not how it is at all. If anything the latino population live with black people . Asian immigrants do not like black people and do not live near them

[@miroseyy]

Joselene Lu where did you get this from...most Korean immigrants i know are living lavish in big beautiful houses in the suburbs of cali...youre delusional.

[@hope.k5398]

if they don't like black people don't use their style simple

[@willraindrop5]

I agree, but u have to remember that removing black American music and trends means the end of Kpop😬

[@eliel3733]

Kayin that’s their own then , come up with something else and stop benefiting from black culture 🤷🏽‍♀️

[@willraindrop5]

@@eliel3733 I highly doubt majority of their fans will stick around if they stop sucking on black culture😂😂

[@chickenwings6745]

Hope Kayeye Ik like why

[@blackbarbie5760]

THANK U

[@alipali]

*Kpop idols when they find out they're 1% black:*