EAST COAST ASIANS vs. WEST COAST ASIANS!

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[@SadethCheng]

Y'all need to interview some Deep South Asians like Georgia, Carolinas, Tennessee, Alabama, Mississippi. We are a whole different breed and are generally more conservative.

[@kevinp8108]

Sadeth Cheng Dude, that's a good one! I want to see Asians with southern accents like the comedian Henry Cho.

[@mickloving9737]

Sadeth Cheng best comment by far

[@angelnegra77]

Sadeth Cheng and florida!

[@esthernola]

Sadeth Cheng and Louisiana, especially New Orleans~~Who Dat!!

[@vietgirl25]

Sadeth Cheng I agree! Even mid-West are totally different too. Looks like we live in such a melting pot as an Asian/Asian-American population!

[@simplyshama]

I like the chilled authenticity of the east coast asians. I feel like the west coast asians I've seen on here can be kinda extra and a little bit cheesy. east vs. west is like slick asian swag v. corny asian swag

[@kevinp8108]

simplyshama Hey hey wait a minute! This West Coast Asian does not have "corny asian swag"! Don't judge us by what you see on You Tube. Come out to SoCal and find out for yourself! Btw...you're cute!

[@kevinp8108]

Nessa Love Sorry you had some bad experiences with some West Coast Asians but it could be the people in your bubble and the area you live in. There are crappy people in both coast; there's no escaping them!

[@simplyshama]

Kevin P Well, guess I'll have to book a flight from rainy London to SoCal and see for myself :)

[@kevinp8108]

simplyshama Hahaha...you'll see something you rarely see in London too...SUNSHINE! We're in a drought condition in California so you won't see much rain. I'm sure you won't miss the rain much! Other than that, come on over dude! Btw...good job saying SOCAL because no one says CALI.

[@LockheedMartinEnjoyer]

West coast are a bit cheesy in their asian circle and east coast are a bit more thuggish because you circle is going to consist of mixtures

[@arydays]

I guess West coast it's used to refer to California so people instantly think about warm weather, but they forget that Seattle it's also west coast and it's pretty cold up there sometimes.

[@SkMt57]

I live in SF and the biggest mistake people make when coming here during summer is bringing summer clothes. It's cold here during summer... I feel like this video refers to more SoCal Asians, it's pretty different in NorCal...

[@Echo8081]

Patricia Peña Hdez. Yeah but whenever we have snow everyone freaks out for no reason so

[@arydays]

Yeah, that's true, go tell people from Miami about how cold winters are on the east coast.

[@sayjaibao01188]

Stephanie Tso only FREEZING in SF, it's so much warmer in the East Bay/Oaktown and Southbay (Milpitas, Fremont, San Jose, Sunnyvale, etc.).

[@SkMt57]

I understand SF is different from the rest of the bay, I've lived in SJ while I was in college and a couple years after I've graduated, so I know what the weather is like. I'm just trying to point out that not all cities on the west coast are the same. If they're going to do a west coast vs east coast video, they should also have some west coaster's point of view too.

[@NICKHAM16]

"West Coast Asians don't know how to shovel snow" I guess Washington, Oregon, and Northern California aren't on the west coast lol

[@sayjaibao01188]

Yup! We have snow in the mtns. Of SoCal as well. Shows you how ignorant of the West Coast some of them are.

[@jinellesingh840]

People on the east that havent been to nor cal assume everything is like orange county or LA

[@sinkiller112]

***** People on the West that haven't been to Florida assume everything is like NY, Philly, Jersey and D.C.

[@SamNguyen-nf8jx]

NICKHAM16 Colorado,Wyoming so many god damn states in west with more snow than washington oregon and northern california combined just compared to 1 other state in the west

[@SamNguyen-nf8jx]

Cookie Doe oops i thought it didnt say coast

[@QuangTran.]

Canadian Asians crew checkin in

[@QuangTran.]

Alberta crew Edmonton. Hahahahah where you at?!

[@chunnlinn]

Quang Tran haha you still contemplating whether or not to work at barbell? (or naaaahh - lu)

[@QuangTran.]

LOL! Lynne Nguyen I'll send in my resume and we will see where it goes from there.

[@QuangTran.]

LOL Ayy! One day I'll be Goro. A lot of consistent grind and eating brother. You will get there! Tran dynasty crew checkin in! Hahaha *****

[@QuangTran.]

very cool my canadian brother Craig Julaton yes i enjoy powerlifting/bodybuilding. bodypower. hahahah. its a beautiful combination

[@starlessartemis]

As a Cali girl living in Pennsylvania for grad school, I think it's refreshing how independent and down to earth people are in the East Coast. Not as many Asians, but I'm glad to have met new people and respect the more humble culture they have out here. Sure, shoveling snow is a nuisance, but it makes you tougher. As a side note, the most expensive purse I've seen carried in PA is a Coach and Vera Bradley. Girls in CA often have their insanely priced LV/Chanel. Will be moving bk to CA eventually and likely progressively become a "foodie" again, but I will always love the genuine vibe of East Coast!

[@maecyo8581]

I feel like East coast asians are bit more milder/keep things on the down low, while West coast asians give off a more carefree vibe & have more pride

[@soulreplenished]

that was a great description of the asian geographical breakdown. definitely agree with the whole comfortable vs. grit&grind difference. living in the east coast, i always hear friends talk about how the west coast has better parties and better food. but many of us also feel that east coast is the place we can become more successful in life.

[@LuvableJack]

ha that guy said ktown only consist of several blocks obviously he never been to flushing/NJ fort lee.........

[@LuvableJack]

***** Same thing with East coast Chinese/korean STORES are literally next to each other in flushing especially in northern blvd/main st area.....

[@lovenut46]

LuvableJack maybe he just means k-town is significantly bigger in LA than in flushing. If you get acclimated to the, let say,15 blocks of k-town in flushing, the 30 blocks in LA will seem a lot larger and more desirable. but yea i've basically lived in flushing for 3 years and the its pretty big compared the "k-towns" down in NC/GA where i live now.

[@VIPyellowwolfy21]

LuvableJack think he meant the "k-town" at hearld sq, which is literally only 1 block lol

[@LuvableJack]

VIPyellowwolfy21 Yeah I know hes talking about that one thats why I said guess he never been to flushing/NJ fort lee because everyone thinks theres only one ktown/chinatown in NYC

[@VIPyellowwolfy21]

LuvableJack lol true true. i really tried to explore flushing but im just so scared of getting lost lol so not used to just having buses has the main mean of transportation >_< everytime i go to flushing i only stay on main st because i know i am safe lol

[@HelloWorldVLOG]

West - swaggots East -hipsters

[@leslieramirez2979]

Basically

[@lahoku]

A Wooden Chair swag has been out!

[@VattanaThach]

A Wooden Chair this is funny cause I agree, even though among that there is variety in personality types and styles.

[@anon-r9q1111]

West coast asians are strictly confined to being surrounded by asians all the time whereas east coast asians are in a more diverse community which allows them to grow and learn about other cultures. IMHO.

[@Yungdil]

im a west coast asian, but the east coast asians are for sure more "swaggy" as per what the girl said at 1:52. the east coast asians have actual weather so they can wear layers of clothes.

[@Yungdil]

***** lol please tell me how we are able to dress more "swag" with 85-90 degree weather? we can't layer clothes for shit cuz its too hot. we can't even wear a coat without sweating.

[@VattanaThach]

Austin Do I'm an East Coast asian and I disagree lol. All the trends are set by ya'll first and then we pick up on it a few years later whether that be fashion, fads, or dance crazes. I follow the west coast dance scene, and everything that has happened there is what influenced the rest of us here and beyond.

[@Yungdil]

Vattana Thach i agree with you for the most part, we do start more trends but it's all very basic? idk how to explain. i hope to move to the east coast one day, it fits my lifestyle more

[@VattanaThach]

Yeah I suppose, not that trends are important, I just wish there was more of that over here cause it definitely does not happen. Too many people here play it safe when it comes to living their life. It's too conventional for my taste but that makes myself and my friends stand out.

[@sayjaibao01188]

Dude, all the non-couture fashion/music trends are set in the west. Everything we wear dont hit the east until 2 years later. Anyway all this bullshiet talk bout Westcoast being "too hot"? This aint Florida where it's hot and humid 24/7. In Cali we've got ocean breezes that will cool you down real quick. Depending on where you are the weather changes due to the elevation (the Westcoat is topographically diverse). WE have micro climates. Also SF/Bay area/Seattle they wear hella layers cos it gets pretty cold out there. So what the fuck you talking about? Lol

[@soniccloud27]

awesome vid. i have been waiting for this video. now you should do a part 2 and interview west coast asians talking about east coast asians.

[@SimplyPharmD]

do the Midwest next !!! I'd be interested in hearing what we have to say 😊😊 love the video guys !

[@jesse2497]

Definitely true about East Coast, I was one of three asians in my school. My friends were white or black or spanish and I didnt really get any asian culture until i got home. But i think it's a good way to explore all the different cultures.

[@PsychoGemini]

About time you guys covered this. I have to agree with comfort/challenge assessment. Having grown up right across the Hudson River from Manhattan, you have to come up tough and ambitious if you want to make it. Having to deal with so many different people every day has served me well ever since I moved to work overseas.

[@aaaa1237]

Hey what sup! This is Joey I am the Philly Fob! :P

[@sayjaibao01188]

Sup Philly 'FOB" I see that palm tree emblazoned Tshirt you wearing! The West Coast calling you, homey! Haha

[@jetfowl]

sayjai bao That's a Florida palm tree! Get some Jamaican/Vietnam fusion going on. Jerk chicken pho!

[@apexcal]

+Joey Liang There is no pride in being a Fob

[@0891mik]

I grew up in California, all over, from Sacramento to OC. Now I reside in Philly, I miss Cali every damn day it's been almost half a decade since I've been out here. I hung out with more Hispanic and African Americans in California so the bubble thing I can't consider for myself. I miss the food, the vibe, the beaches, the people. I do appreciate some of what Philly has to offer like corner stores, cheese steaks, block parties, FDR park for that cambodian food, and girl, no. I LOVE TO SHOVEL SNOW. I'm really good at it too! I think I was the only person in Philly happy about all those snow days. Hahaha.

[@Quetzalwat]

It be cool if you guys went to the West Coast and get their perspective on the East Coast, I think it would be interesting to see what both sides think about the other.

[@Mibs-Mibby]

East Coast Asians aren't JUST urban like... there are plenty of suburbs around here (I am an East Coast Asian living in a suburb here). But even suburbs here aren't ALL Asian like ones in the West. Definitely more diverse here.

[@TYli97]

FINALLY!! HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS COMPARISON, LOVE UR VIDS!!

[@2enthusiast4]

Great Videos! Watching your asians here vs asians there videos opened my eyes on the different challenges other asians go through in different parts of the western world. I couldn't imagine Asian racism or finding community and culture growing up. I feel like I have taken my home, Oahu Hawaii, for granted.

[@Nao0rLater]

Really like this video! Definitely enlightening. Thanks guys!

[@poohhsu221]

Great video to learn more about US and what kind of life an Asian might like live. I'm about to be a FOB and kind confusing about which area to go with. This show is both fun and educational. Honestly

[@bbgsin]

east east east coast!

[@JessieCXiong]

Me too!

[@wristebola]

Sandra Sin EAST COAST

[@SamNguyen-nf8jx]

Sandra Sin booo

[@VerdeGothebae]

East Coast Asian right here! :D

[@chiefplatinumtutorialsguid8048]

Same

[@kulotz5555]

VerdeGo asian asian right here!

[@jea-seo1333]

VerdeGo East Coast and the one that mentioned fashion taking so long to reach the east coast is so true

[@JessieCXiong]

Me too Yahhh!

[@theasianguy32]

VerdeGo EAST COAST

[@Msjkye]

East coast Asians got heart of ice. That's what we got. And all the jawns. Btw it's spelled boul not bul

[@Hyphu]

I had the privilege of living and growing up in both sides. I can say east coast are very more laid back and west coast is very driven. That's just from my perspective.

[@mibello1]

should have totally gone down to the DMV (DC area) of East coast!

[@MrViMichael]

Can you come to europe and make a video like that? American asian vs. European asians? You will see that here in europe asians are rare

[@Tropiiico]

MrViMichael True, most asians here ( in Belgium at least ) are 1) just visiting the country or 2) studying during a year or two and heading back to homeland. If I should tell what the percentage of asian people is in Brussels (capital of Belgium and Europe), it would be less then 3% (travellers included) . :/.

[@Niko_BZ]

***** Come to the Netherlands, Indonesians and Chinese everywhere

[@Mark-pf9st]

Russia is mainly Asian but they're central/steppe asian

[@soyabro]

Irish Asian checkin in

[@yanchristophe3815]

the asians are not accept in France, Before l lived in Paris (north), there, there are a lot of asian, arab, african ... It was better because in Paris some people are not french and we are not really "in our country" so we lived without racism (sometimes but just sometimes). Now i live in a city with a majority "white french people"( I have the french nationality but Im asian). here the people see me like a chinese immigrant so im not accept and that's hurt me because before I was proud to be an asian french and now Im not... (Sorry if my english is not very good)

[@bofisher2274]

I love watch you guys videos while high AF!!!

[@josebautista8307]

Nice! Been waiting for this!

[@nairbil]

Lived on the west coast for 18 years and on the east coast for 7 years. They're certainly different, but hard to say one is strictly better than the other (except in terms of Asian food/drinks, west coast got that in spades).

[@misterkiller89]

I grew up in Silicon Valley (northern CA), went to school/worked in LA (southern CA), and now am living in NYC. There's always 2 sides to every story/reality. But for me personally, what I like about East Coast/NYC is that it's challenging and it's a place where (because the Asian American identity isn't as dominate as it is on the West coast), I felt/continue to feel like I have the opportunity to change and mold it into my own versus falling into a pre-existing mass of "Asian American" culture (which is fine, it's safe and it's stable, but it's boring because over time I wanted to experience something new/different and in an environment where you do have to stand up for yourself). On the flip side, Asian food in NYC is nothing compared to West Coast.

[@kenkneeith]

The fung bros were in Philly and I missed them?!?! Damn it!

[@Tdwjoker5]

Boba tea is way better on the west coast (California). East coast boba tea is more like drinking at Quicklys LOL

[@sayjaibao01188]

Word! They're judgement/taste is clouded by their East Coast bias. Lol

[@Tdwjoker5]

sayjai bao nice name LOL

[@FIyingDumpling]

David W I have a good feeling the food california is better too.....

[@c.madelicious]

Clouds it kind of is if you like traditional style food like mama use to make definitely west coast Bay Area if you like 4 chicken wings and fried rice north east

[@ekzeLerate]

Toronto Canada 6ix stand up.

[@oscareric2007]

Yessir

[@sayjaibao01188]

The 604 better than Tdot tho! :)

[@nickohhlie9468]

wah gwan! we got that swag styll, dunno.

[@JustHuman8]

wagwan yute

[@chaaaany]

sooo mad i missed yall! but that's awesome that yall were in Philly and I knew a handful of people in this video LOL

[@kawaiiafangirl]

East Coast Asians have a little bit more grit 'cause of the more fast-paced and urban environment of cities like NYC, Philly, and Boston. Northeastern cities are also a bit more "angrier" compared to the chilled, laid-back vibe of West Coast Asians. We also have to put up with cold and rainy weather and more often than not, have to assimilate with other racial groups.

[@stayderpn]

Dude made a valid point mentioning how west coast Asian are typically 3rd, 4th gens while east coast Asians are usually 1st or 2nd gens. It's trippy as hell seeing a granny speaking perfect English as opposed to the granny's here on the east coast barely forming a word lol.

[@AbstractFlexin]

Yes you guys promised a Philly video u guys delivered you guys rock

[@chrischeng5123]

WHATTTT THEY WERE IN PHILADELPHIA OMG I LIVE RIGHT THERE!!!!! i could have met them.... :'( so sad. i cri erytiem.

[@wolfpatrol318]

***** lol we got the same name, except we live on opposite ends of the country. :)

[@chrischeng5123]

Chris Cheng Lol i call fan account. Liesssss

[@sakuejin666]

***** same here... *wipes tears*

[@chrischeng5123]

***** #strangerdanger

[@chrischeng5123]

***** Chill fam.

[@Lovely-hn8hi]

I'm an asian from philly and moved to SoCal. I totally love the weather here period. :) I'm done with the snow and shoveling. I can always travel to big bear if I miss snow.

[@sayjaibao01188]

Snowboarding up in Big Bear or Mouuntain High ski resort is niiice! :)

[@itsphillyson]

Don't you miss Wawa tho? Lol

[@user-pb8hg8io4f]

Yess!! Yess!!! Awesome Episode

[@RoseUchihachan]

I'm a Chinese person living in Florida and I have always felt like Florida shares more similarities with the west coast culture, although it is geographically located on the east coast. People are chill and laid back and on vacay mode all year round. Definitely looking forward to moving up north for college though :) I like a more ambitious and competitive lifestyle.

[@kore6078]

anywhere out of the northeast. ...i feel people are generally more relaxed

[@RoseUchihachan]

***** I live in/ near Orlando and I have traveled to plenty of Florida cities. The tourism and vacationer culture in Florida is very strong in my opinion, with all the beaches and amusement parks, etc, which is why I say it reminds me more of the West Coast, with Hollywood, beaches, night clubs and other entertainment attractions.

[@RoseUchihachan]

***** Sure, I guess culture is not exactly the right word to use here but tourism really does shape the economy, landscape and mood of Florida!

[@RoseUchihachan]

***** CATTLESSSSS XD

[@sayjaibao01188]

Other than beach culture/tourism, Florida shares very little similarities to California. Both do have lots of Hispanics though.

[@theagent3]

I agree with the guy that said the West Coast (LA) is just like a big suburban sprawl (Mall), everything is just spread out. You need a car to get around. Metro LA public transit just does not cut it. Just not dense enough like New York City, Hong Kong, Tokyo to feel urban enough. Living above street level has a real big city feel.

[@jang_gina]

Wish I got to see you guys while you were in Philly! 😭😭

[@MrErichsu95]

The guy in the orange shirt and the hat exudes swag like none other

[@Atlfalconfan444]

West cost: Washington Oregon Cali Not just Cali.

[@AsianJon]

You Guys Are Awesome!!

[@arturohull14161]

You should film a video in Seattle or Oakland.

[@vickyxly]

😭 I was always near... wish I could have ran into y'all in Philly and NY.

[@kestra2244]

Omg y'all came to my hometown and wish I got to meet you guys. Hope you came back to Philadelphia and I love this video

[@vikilau8416]

u guys r awesome! make more videos plzzzzz

[@Fresh210Tv]

Come back to San Antonio Tx And have a meet and greet I didn't get to see yall last time

[@Zer0zUnLtd]

not enough nyc coverage! FungBrosComedy

[@BallinRiceBowl]

Fungbros!! Do a video explaining California Asians vs. Northwest Asians. I think there's a difference. Y'all are from the Seattle area. I think it'd be great to know your take on the differences/similarities :) Go Dawgs!

[@chimichangaplays7781]

Did you guys check out flight club in New York??

[@derpshappiness2479]

I feel like the education on the east coast is much more appealing since we have some of the best public education systems, highest average income areas, ivy leagues etc.

[@bunnyhoney1920]

West coast (washington) asian here and i def know how to shovel snow. tho it just rains a lot here and i cant handle weather above 60 degrees

[@nicolechoi6912]

Ayyyy Philly! Represent 🙌🏻

[@tonywu6608]

I'm an teenage Asian on the East Coast and I'd have to disagree with some of things people said but difference in age means we'd see different things.

[@theedainty]

how many times did that guy say Tank tops!? haha west coast!

[@love890309]

oh! final you guys update your latest video, im sooooo bored when you havent update your video! lolllll

[@belindal2607]

lolololol David's reaction at 1:38

[@rs4runner]

I live in SoCal and I am honestly getting tired of the car and suburban culture we have here. I want to live in a high rise and be able to take public transport anywhere I want. Having gone to Taiwan for the first time two years ago, it opened my eyes as to how urban lifestyles are like and I think it would suit me better.

[@RicecakeMm]

The song is thank you by busta rhymes btw

[@neb-roqket8739]

Lol its true about how east coast asians are more use to being OUTSIDE the asian bubble. Went out to LA with 2 asian friends to visit fam. They hated how closed minded asians there acted and how they only stick to asians. As in NYC we just love being different and embracing all types of ppl. You learn more and you get to see how different people can be.

[@RedLego]

you guys should of went to the dmv (dc, maryland, virginia)

[@Tropiiico]

4:20 - 4:50. That guy was falling asleep and then waking up again haha :p.

[@Rikuphi]

East Coast for life! I haven't been to the West Coast so this is based off of what I've seen indirectly, but it definitely seems like East Coasters hustle harder and have a cooler vibe. Type of people you can just be like "Yo he's mad cool" versus West Coast that's a bit more... hokey? I'm In Jersey about an hour out of the City and Philly so I feel like I'm in the prime East Coast location!

[@TheNanciibabii]

I can definitely agree with you on that. Living in philly is pretty hard for an Asian. I went to school in philly as a kid and remembered how much I had to adapt because I was basically the only Asian in my class. Living in the city in general just exposes you to more sometimes unpleasant things. Idk, that's just my take on that.

[@Rikuphi]

Nessa Love Daaamn really? You know what, that kinda doesn't surprise me since everybody in LA is a wannabe somebody, you know what I mean? Like mad people out there are trying to make it in entertainment so I can see them being more shady and mean. When you get the chance come back home to the East Coast even just to visit! I'm sure all your people out here miss you! Gotta get that East Coast vibe to recharge you haha!

[@Masumink]

Nessa Love Hey Nessa, sorry for this ignorant man. He has a right to say what he wants, but I will say he is rather abrasive. All races have their good and bad points. So he is saying Asians are so much better than Hispanics/Whites? If it was a White (or Hispanic) person saying crude things about Asians, would he and maybe others speak up and say he/they are full of shit? Double standard. Again free speech for all, even for idiots.

[@Masumink]

well actually Ziggy I'm not saying the statistics for Hispanics for what is termed dysfunctional are innacurate. So I'm not saying your necessarily wrong. I did defend your free speech. Was simply noting how there is a double standard for some groups to say things against others is all. However again, will note your racist comments. As you just said Asians shouldn't marry Hispanics. That is not the same as making ethnic distinctions. So it is racist. But then its okay by me for people to say what they want. So if people want to be racist, fine but just remember what I said about how its cool for some groups to say racist things and not others is all. Thanks for the input.

[@Masumink]

BTW I happen to be half Asian...but its cool. So I get ya, Asians should never marry out of their race. If there is any group that probably should marry less out of their group its whites, since they may be a statistical minority in the world.

[@jasonarriola723]

I got family on both coasts (gives me a nice reason to travel).

[@crazykoffeekat]

I'm a west coast asian but i'm going to college in the east coast this fall so this video was super interesting to me haha :)

[@JrCaptainSparklez]

I am Armenian and I live in Cali and I have to admit my neighborhood is mainly all Armenians and there are at least 20 Armenians in all my classes.

[@IllusionXVI]

Next time come to Providence in R.I!!!

[@xkrnxballarx]

Come to Tacoma and kick it fam.

[@marcellkr0ss]

The old man at 2:57 was like "You bring shame to your famiiry"

[@charleneviet5897]

East coast Asian, here! There's more Asians out west, and I only had about 10 Asians in my graduating class of 450. More Asian food out west, I have to drive 2 hours to NYC Chinatown for more selections!!

[@AnnieMKK1]

Philly represent!!!!!

[@robertwhite3719]

You guys should come through the DMV.

[@Masumink]

Great video, luv the Fung Bros! I'm half Asian, live on the West Coast and only visited East coast when I was younger. Have to say from not only what my friends say, but taken from this video, I sense that East Coast Asians are more "Americanized"- even though West Coast Asians may have been here longer. Of course many West Coast Asian Americans are Americanized too. But because here in the West, with such a large Asian community, we have those ethnic bubble enclaves. Actually there are many Asian immigrants on the East coast, esp NYC. But seems they have to assimilate faster because of more diverse interactions as stated by the commentators in the video. However, that being said, I heard lots of Asians now live in Brooklyn, Flushing, etc and that has changed those long standing neighborhoods somewhat, though to what extent I don't know. LOL, don't take this offensively people, but the East Coast Asian males seem more "cooler!" Because when they speak, they seem naturally "swag" where it doesn't seemed forced or contrived. They are naturally strong in their expression without seeming to try to be. So again the East coast environment makes people more strong, diverse and uh.,more Americanized. Its all good wherever you live though. Oh, also read more of the comments on this thread, and yeah see seems I'm not the only one that sensed the "contrived swag" of West Coast Asians. Its because of that bubble they live in, so they may not always get to be "real." Plz no offense here to the great Asians of the Westside!!!!

[@yusubstitution]

Philly represent!! :-)

[@Maumeroz]

Please make part 2

[@ethanchai8120]

U guys should make vlogs

[@randomikey5678]

I like this bit here, but is there any chance you can make one where you guys are in the west coast asking questions? Because I would definitely love to see conflicting perspectives here. Yet you guys did make a solid disclaimer at the end though, so your pick.

[@sayjaibao01188]

I agree, it comes off as West Coast bashing right now.

[@BYEalyssa]

Omg I live in the suburbs of Philly and I thought jawn and bull were everywhere lmao

[@lollyprincess241]

omg come back to philly! some of my friends met you at tea do

[@e1luk]

4:06 homie wearing a scrub cap outside lmao

[@erosapollo8232]

Do some vids about the fight of the century

[@CoryASMR]

You'd be suprised how many asians are in Georgia. I live in Gwinnett county and the county is actually 12% Asian. Gwinnett county has a population of around 900,000. my neighborhood is right next to a korean market called Assi.

[@C1tyL1fe]

I definitely agree that there is not a strong Asian American community on the east compared to the west. For example, If you're an asian American in high school, you always tend to be "that one Asian" in a group of white ppl etc etc.. But Im from New York and I truly love that I get to experience different ethnic cultures and meet a diverse group of people.

[@nerioinvisible]

Miami is east coast, and it's not cold.. and there are ABGs here, many!

[@UAintGotNoYeezys]

Damn fung bros was in philly?? Wish I knew :( hope you guys went to solecontrol, suplex, and status sneaker consignment shops!

[@miles24yo]

Jawn ha? The dancer hahah

[@narTniveK]

Y'all should do Northern Asians vs Southern Asians! If you already haven't. Texan checking in here!

[@annieni282]

They were in Philly and I missed them *cry*

[@asterixe1]

That guy working in the store is way more thoughtful and articulate than the idiots the Fung Bros. usually interview. They're party types, and they usually just gravitate to party types. But that guy is wrong about most Asians on the West Coast being 3rd or 4th generation, unless they're Japanese. Most Asians here are 1st or 2nd generation. I hate how people elsewhere say "San Fran" or "Frisco." No one says that here! We just say "San Francisco" or "SF"!

[@aznLilCherry]

nice stuff!!! made me laugh xD I'm from Germany, living in the capital in Berlin, where a multicultural community is present like in NYC, I can relate to these people I guess xD love these kind of videos *thumbs up*

[@soleilyuong]

Yo, you should come to revere Massachusetts there is a whole community of Asian people and these philly people think that there aren't any.

[@Yuena]

East coast youtuber! #representttt

[@sayjaibao01188]

You're probably the only Asian youtuber in NYC? :)

[@Yuena]

sayjai bao *sighhhhh lol It's okay! I'm gonna hold it down for the East Coast! :)

[@sayjaibao01188]

SimplyYue Haha you do that, gurrl! Loved the vid about NY Subway riders.but i dont think most of it is specific to NY, i experience some of the same things when i ride the Red Line in LA or the BART/Muni in SF. :-)