I Opened a Chinese Business in America's Most Racist Town

[@CantoMando]

Who is your FAVORITE student?? 👨‍🎓

[@rye6829]

You

[@oofer6386]

Me

[@dhsu619]

Hayden and Alex

[@rye6829]

The baby

[@OblivionShattered]

Josh

[@hayashi996]

I really like how Christy was trying to say the words with the proper tones even though the guys didn't really teach that part.

[@charlietube7165]

She's the nicest Karen ever

[@tashdash5241]

Right! I noticed she glanced at her notes rather than read them, she really wanted to remember!

[@maryshi_]

She was pretty good with the tones!

[@domdomdominique]

Her WPooh tat tho. PM Xi would get her reeducated for it 😂

[@supercal3944]

She’s a confused individual

[@jinnielaw]

this is kinda wholesome tbh esp when they are actually taking notes and genuinely trying to pronounce the sentences aww

[@starble5699]

Frr 😭

[@isaiahsimmons5776]

hell

[@hugono3938]

Loveme-Baby💕 I’m reporting you

[@OrientalPearl]

I looked for months in American to finally find a paid Chinese teacher and drove 1 hour to her house in rush-hour traffic twice a week. And here you’re teaching Chinese for free! I would have taken that offer SO FAST and begged you for daily lessons. 😄

[@gaming4K]

@Portland Inventive Media I think she doesn't need that anymore. xD just check out her channel. 😅

[@eat_pray_porg8450]

Hi Anming!!!! :-)

[@sarahwilliams6021]

You should go to the south side of Chicago and tell them that they are all racist see how long you last

[@Z.D.G.Entertainment745]

@@sarahwilliams6021 I’m an optimist so I give it 5 min tops

[@hiimkagekao7320]

@Portland Inventive Media I watch her videos trust me she doesn't need it🤣

[@LY-wl3uf]

The class was so cute and wholesome 🥺😂 esp the people taking notes, how supportive everyone was towards each other and the fact that they were all willing to finish in the hotel room. All in all, really sweet to see.

[@SpoonLegend]

more like cringeworthy

[@Slapnuts9627]

@@SpoonLegend At least they're actually trying to learn a different language.

[@raiders1064]

Spoon Legend lmao how is it cringeworthy they’re people making an effort to learn another language

[@SpoonLegend]

@@raiders1064 The people behind the Channel is cringe worthy

[@SpoonLegend]

@@Slapnuts9627 ????

[@jmin8573]

As an American, i can tell you that while there is bigotry and racism here in the states, honestly the majority of people are good hearted and kind. I'm glad that you guys got to experience some of that while you were here.

[@dowlernatasha1396]

Totally Agree, Media is a big problem in America for making america look more racist

[@estelaangeles2346]

@@dowlernatasha1396not too long ago an Australian host said "its a good thing i have light skin"

[@worldtipper]

As long as you're not black then there's no problem here.

[@dowlernatasha1396]

@@sethgowen Yes its fucking nuts. It almost sounds like yall are trying to destroy each other from within.

[@EdwardRock1]

Stfu wh*te supremacist, you lying

[@lilyqnuwu]

"is this Chinese class?" "Huh?" The comedic timing of the response was so flawless 😂

[@alexanderjimerson4410]

I had a great time! Hopefully y’all come back one day!

[@dannylmaoooo]

u did an absolutely amazing job my guy! happy that you enjoyed it

[@japchae5645]

Very impressed mah dude! You did great! Clear pronunciation

[@imchezi]

非常好，加油! Great job, go fighting!

[@sunchildtine]

thanks for being there. we viewers really appreciate that.

[@tuffbear7603]

You were awesome man!!!

[@jensentung]

I'm Chinese and I want Chinese lessons from CantoMando.

[@duckymomo7935]

I’m a canto exclusive person and I can’t even mando argh! I also tend to mix them up

[@jonathanroberts2612]

dylan roof had pro asian views "they are by nature very racist" "great respect"

[@jonathanroberts2612]

dylan roof had pro asian views "they are by nature very racist" "great respect"

[@kiaraleungg]

@yes it was a good day bruh

[@noelsoong777]

50c deposited into... Jkjk

[@scionkai]

Garrett is actually pretty good, too bad he's too shy and needs more confidence.

[@charlietube7165]

Garrett Wants to eat P you sure he's shy🤣

[@puiman5752]

@@charlietube7165 LMAO ikr 😂

[@HalloweenFreak497]

@@charlietube7165 although he said that, he kept fidgeting around with his hair which is a possible sign of social anxiety. Especially him giving up before even trying. (I would know because I have social anxiety) therefore making him “shy”

[@Project2457official]

@@charlietube7165 that was his attempt at a joke because he has social anxiety, I know exactly what he was doing

[@charlietube7165]

@@HalloweenFreak497 ok let him eat yours

[@annacoello7623]

I found myself teary-eyed during this video. I think more than anything this series is highlighting to me my own biases. I find myself thinking “ ya right. They wouldn’t want to learn anything different. They are from a ‘racist town.’” Oof. This is causing me to look at my own self in the mirror, and remind myself that true change starts with me. I cannot expect others to go through growth or positive change if I have not or refuse to go through the positive change myself. A gut punch that was much needed. Thank you. ❤️

[@st.kazuha7755]

Thank you

[@good-tn9sr]

Twitter magnifies a problem and makes it seem like that’s how everyone in a group is.

[@marknobert7226]

Hi @Anna Coello ,Permit me to confess how beautiful and attractive your profile photo look …, will be glad to get a response from you , possibly get to know you more 😊

[@good-tn9sr]

@@marknobert7226 bruh

[@inkchariot6147]

@@marknobert7226 *NO SIMPING, SHE WON'T GO FOR RANDOS IN COMMENT SECTIONS. NOBODY'S THAT DESPERATE.*

[@Ybbarc]

I feel like Carly is really talented even u can tell that she’s super low key😂

[@stefanniecundiff1554]

Did you hear her say, "this is gonna be a shit show", right before ordering? 🤣 I agree though, a natural speaker.

[@thedreamshifter6247]

I’m glad you guys took the time to prepare a lesson for the community. Interviewing people and asking questions doesn’t really get you anywhere. But giving people the opportunity to learn and ask questions in a safe space is what people need. This could easily be something to impact every single one of them in a constructive way. Good job Canto Mando.

[@sunchildtine]

true. they really put a lot of thought into it as well. they did it professionally, from wearing a shirt to a powerpoint presentation. then, they continued the class over to their hotel room. serving food in the end was great too. have to give CantoMando 100/100 for their effort. so considerate.

[@RavynSkye617]

Pro-tip (from an American) to teach Americans Chinese... Make sure to tell them that ''America'' in Chinese literally translates to ''Beautiful country''. They'll love that.

[@had0j]

lol i never even noticed as a taiwanese

[@had0j]

@Kosch GM yeah... because of the character looks, character usages, no alphabet technically and the sentencing. That's probably the reason why when I was like 4 I recognized Chinese and English as ''opposite languages'' xD

[@had0j]

@Kosch GM Denmark, The Netherlands, Germany, Sweden: Ananas UK: Pineapple Denmark: Handsker The Netherlands: Handschoenen Germany: Handschuhe Sweden: Handskar UK: Gloves Denmark: Skildpadde The Netherlands: Schildpad Germany: Schildkrote Sweden: Skoldpadde UK: Tortoise

[@RavynSkye617]

@@had0j LOL, look at the characters. Mei Gou 美国 it's Mei (beautiful) and Gou (country).

[@sharonzhong]

@@RavynSkye617 I think you made a small mistake there. It's guo not gou. The o and u are switched. Be very careful cause gou3 狗 means dog...

[@CantoMando]

I just wanna point out that Garret said "anything? I can say anything?" like three times lmao. By the second time, I kinda expected him to say that LOL

[@ziyanjiang1271]

Me too - and I am only watching it for the first time!

[@whatsupitskyle]

This has to stay at 69 likes!

[@whatsupitskyle]

@ً I figured it wouldn't, but I'm still a little sad about it 🤣

[@lestersys]

I was on the edge of my seat thinking he was going to make a racist joke about what Chinese people eat.... :p LOL

[@charlietube7165]

He meant he wants to try cat

[@kev4567]

I love that you guys push through any setbacks, talking to strangers in a "racist" town, no one showing up at first, getting kicked out of the room. Cantomando are true gogetters.

[@tigerthemorkie7817]

Tbh if someone told me there will be free Chinese lesson at a HOTEL I’d be sketched out LOL

[@charlietian9843]

It was at the conference room first though

[@susank.4945]

It's common for meetings to be in conference rooms of hotels...it's not like it's a Motel. LOL

[@kevin080592]

I'll take it!

[@tulip5210]

You have a point

[@mickeyd7283]

Yea as a South African I trust nobody…

[@creativecharms101]

some of their pronunciations straight up sounded fluent 😳😳👏

[@jeffrey2326]

Ikr

[@SinSnxpes]

ikr bruh

[@neomelmalubay1680]

@@loveme-baby8562 burh

[@jensentung]

Garrett is Jack Harlow's long-lost brother.

[@kiaraleungg]

Bruh

[@ZaOnly420]

🤣😂

[@derrickh1673]

@@loveme-baby8562 why’s this bot everywhere. I’ve blocked it but still can see it’s comments. So annoying

[@smoaf2010]

he looks so much like him lmao

[@kiaraleungg]

But it’s true

[@jackzeng3448]

Thank you guys for spreading Chinese culture. That’s what most Chinese can‘t even do and don’t dare to do.

[@jackzeng3448]

And next time Cantonese please,!

[@Vastilious]

Why do you think that

[@burentori9620]

@@jackzeng3448 Cantonese and Chinese are both dialects (or languages) in Chinese

[@mr.crighton9491]

the reasons you guys had a collegial, enjoyable and warm-hearted experience is: YOU are Collegial, enjoyable and warm-hearted. You didn't start out miserable, accusatory, negative. I am encouraged by your lives.

[@interiorsretailfacts]

Kudos to the Americans who came to your Chinese lesson. Big Kudos to you fellas making such positive videos! Can't wait for your next Boba video. Cheerios from Markham!

[@imchezi]

Yeh, great series and ooh Boba! I can't wait for the next one! 加油!

[@mickeyd7283]

Cheerio from South Africa old bean😂

[@adianlollmao2487]

Hey dad

[@floaterprod]

Hayden and Alex actually seemed enthusiastic to learn which I respect

[@dmang0]

Carly is a natural. She'll be speaking Chinese in no time!

[@ItzMeWill]

And she was the one that got Dragged there by Josh....lol

[@beatlebrarian]

When I was in Germany and starting German from scratch, if I had gotten smiles and a round of applause when I tried something I think I would have felt so much better. Instead my teacher looked at me stone-faced in a way only a German could.

[@Zequabtw]

Haha same I’m learning German and live here

[@venuciaciojw429]

ｈａｈａｈｈａ

[@eda6891]

Wow, the wife that was dragged there by her husband actually had one of the best pronunciation of them all. But overall they did real well.

[@jennifermarea8011]

I can’t believe they all went up to their private hotel room. I would have been so weirded out by that

[@davidfryer9359]

You guys are great. You don't let a bad narrative prevent you from reaching out and getting out of your comfort zone to prove to yourself that southern people are good people too. I am from Arkansas. I went to school with people of all races. They were like family because we did not see difference. We bonded on our similarities the first day. I love all my friends.

[@shawnic8069]

All of them were amazing, they all tried their best, but my favorites were Hayden and Christy. I feel like they produced the best results, but overall I loved seeing other people take interest into my culture.

[@ItWillRainXO]

This whole series is incredible. The storytelling and videography is just top notch. You guys are doing really well!!!!!

[@markcarter822]

Just imagine 🤔 you guys gave these few residents a good memory that will last them a lifetime 👍 they may not remember any of the Chinese you tought them but the memory that you gave them will last forever 😉

[@alexanderjimerson4410]

I will remember how to order my own food forever

[@neveragain1854]

I love all of them. They picked up fast and their pronunciations aren't bad at all. Thumbs up to all.

[@VlogsJake]

Josh and Garrett won my votes, although everyone else did a great job, both Josh and Garrett struggled to victory 🙂 Excited for next week's video, looking like an entire country wanting to try boba 😆

[@garrettisley942]

😂😂

[@yayo0]

@@garrettisley942 garrett wtf is this "A Boone County man, 20-year-old Garrett Lynn Isley of Harrison, has been arrested and charged with a Class Y felony of rape. Class Y felonies are the most series classification of crime in Arkansas not punishable by death.According to the probable cause affidavit released Tuesday, Isley’s arrest follows a 16-year-old female being interviewed at Grandma’s House Children’s Advocacy Center in Harrison in late August. The victim alleges the incident followed an evening of drinking with Isley at her sister’s home in Harrison. Isley was interviewed at the Harrison Police Department in early October, when he allegedly confessed to the charge in explicit detail. His bond was set at $25,000."

[@mtr801]

@@yayo0 Wow…

[@hitekdad]

This is so cool I could not help but comment on how well you're doing with this series. I'm personally very close to an Asian family which includes four families all together. And I have a Chinese American granddaughter so I'm familiar with this situation and I find how you're interacting between cultures very common in my experience. You boys are so charming and generous how could they not love you.

[@petitluna2571]

This video is so wholesome! I’m Brazilian and we have a lot of Chinese immigrants here! They have built their own shops and sell some food or cool decoration objects related to their culture. I’ve never had the opportunity to try their food since Japanese food is more popular here, but I’d love to be able to go in one of their restaurants and order in chinese!

[@venuciaciojw429]

cool

[@jdw777]

Where there is a Chinatown, there is a great town.

[@revstiles]

I'm from Arkansas and I live in Shanghai, found this heartwarming. Kind of tired of everyone shitting on Arkansas.

[@thecarbfam223]

This is so genuinely beautiful! Seriously so impressed by all the participants for being so open minded! It’s never too late to learn 😊 awesome job guys 👏🏻

[@heeheeteevee33]

Not only is this video just about teaching people your culture and your language you put a lot of work into the conference and I really admire it. You guys just earned yourself another subscriber! Keep up the good work I love it

[@hafu]

我想吃PUSSAYYYY Sheldon is teaching the essentials 👌

[@tulala2479]

Who knew that a town stereotyped as the "Most Racist Town" offers some of the most welcoming-to-other-cultures and adorable people.

[@NovajaPravda]

Because liberal media want to depict anyone who don't agree with their woke thinking as evil bigots. In reality, these people are just like you and me. Just like the regular folks in the past, these country folks are normal people. They might not be politically correct, but they are just living their day to day life, interested in new things. It is often just the policy makers who want us to see the people from the other side as monsters.

[@quentinmims9400]

That’s because the south is so welcoming to other cultures and races.

[@_PTY.eee_]

@@NovajaPravda That’s true and definitely agree. Finally found someone on the internet that thinks the same 🤣

[@NovajaPravda]

@@_PTY.eee_ Yeah more people need to understand the stupidity of this. People compare the political adversary's policy to dystopian fictions, or disagree on every point they have just because they are the other party, and blindly believing in everything they are supposed to believe like a cult. These people chant dehumanising slurs like "It's OK to kill a Nazi", "Commie are not human", "Antifa should be fed to hungry dogs","eat the rich". At the end these people are all individuals, with their own passion, talent and goals. The antifa guy could be a talented guitar player, that Alt-right guy could be an expert in history, the communist might be a talented fiction writer... But instead of seeing them as musician, historian, or writer. We see them as sub-human because of their politics and because they hold such political view it automatically evil. This is the sad state we live in. This should be what politics is about. It should be about people with all different thoughts sharing and discussing their ideas until we figure out what's the most sound decision. While others agree to disagree. It shouldn't be a fight for a group of mob taking over the entire stage and just have total control of the narrative.

[@nightowl7261]

I still wouldn't want to be walking around there at night though.

[@rafaelfactor120]

I love it when people learns new things it warms my heart

[@CHRISHERIA]

Lol this was awesome 😂👍🏽

[@zhiwang6529]

omg Chris!!!

[@lestersys]

I applaud their open-mindedness, their interest, and their effort. I totally look-down on the fact that they were over 40minutes late. Unless that was 'staged' for the 'drama'. LOL

[@briandunfee4326]

@@jananirajaram3836 i don't think so. The camera guy thing was obviously fake, but it would also be very very coincidental if everybody just decided to show up that late. like not a single person?

[@lestersys]

@@jananirajaram3836 Yeah, I dunno...the guys can be pretty good actors. LOL ;)

[@lestersys]

@@briandunfee4326 Yeah, I was wondering could it be an Arkansas thing where people are always at least half an hour late, or maybe the guys had their watches set to the wrong timezone? Like you said, not a single person was on time...? Feels weird to me. And then the thought of eating Chinese food that has been sitting around for 3 to 4 hours also didn't feel appealing to me...you know how oily stir-fried Chinese food can get when it's cold? LOL

[@CantoMando]

So the two guys showed up first along with Christy and they were late. And then we gave them the lesson and then Josh and Carly came in and we gave the lesson again and then Garret came in and we gave the lesson again haha. So everyone was late but we're just glad people showed up LOL

[@lestersys]

@@CantoMando Oh wow! Thanks for replying to my post and thanks for the Behind-the-scenes info. Wow...so they were all really just late! Hahaha! Sorry, watched too many of those staged viral videos which has made me such a sceptic sometimes. LOL But you guys are really making unique and quality content...keep it up and I'll keep watching! Cheers!

[@liaodesign]

Man they are awesome the participants and so are you guys!!! Kudo for all that participate even brought a little kid with them.

[@EllieCantWhistle]

I love everyone that went to that class! They’re all great students!!

[@Joshuanyyc]

props to everyone that wanted to learn chinese they all did so well

[@leonardharway4371]

Hey Guys you really did a great job! No matter how many people willing to attend the Chinese class, set up the class and call people to come is a great start to share culture.

[@chulde]

this deserves way more attention

[@CalamityJenJones]

This was weirdly heartwarming. Great job guys!

[@darkthunder168]

I had no idea u who u were, but when I saw ur first video in this city I was hooked right away and kept coming back to the channel for more, this is awesome. Low key when I saw the first vid, I thought you guys were gonna get run out of town based on that intro and I saw that other video that the one guy did, glad to see nothing bad happen to you, and I honestly feel like you can't judge a book based on a handful of people in the world. I'm glad 'the most racist city' has some great people in it! Showing that not everyone is racist when a city is labeled as such.

[@RyanW00]

U guys are bridging cultural gaps here this is wholesome af. Keep it up dudes

[@indiradulguun8368]

The mayor of that place should award yall or smt hha for clearing out their name and introducing us to more of what that town holds and shedding light on the positive side.

[@clarawong5140]

If only my Saturday Chinese class was as supportive and encouraging as this 🥺 maybe my Chinese wouldn’t be so 🗑 now 😅

[@charlietian9843]

Saturday Chinese class was like the opposite of this lol

[@DoubleH1A]

Chinese class in Oakland Chinatown?

[@sunchildtine]

i took Mandarin lessons when I was a kid. Teacher was very strict and after four or five classes, I gave up because I wasn't happy. I then switched to sports and did well in long jump. of course I wished that I didn't struggle so much & could converse in Mandarin today.

[@aaronxu2794]

Lmaooo so relatable

[@janejia9046]

Thank you so much for making this video to show people there are different sides of the story, as a new person coming to America like myself, people welcomed me with warm hearts and open arms. Not denying that there are might be some people who has negative attitudes but I have faith in this country.

[@benjamina6618]

honestly showing us what the town is really like was entertaining

[@AnnaSerenade14]

Omg this is such a wholesome video.i'm really loving the Harrison,Arkansas series. Keep up with the great,wholesome content guys!

[@Alex.Jensen]

Such kind people all around. Great work!

[@mariatolentino4516]

Christy was my favorite because she was trying to speak with the tones, even though you didn't really teach the four tones of Mandarin. Small white towns are not necessarily racist like people would want you to believe. I live in a small white town, predominantly white neighborhood and it's quiet and safe. I also go to a traditional, predominantly white Church, I am registered in a predominantly white parish. No one has shown racism to me. Even at work, they want to emphasize diversity and being inclusive, but as the only SE Asian/Pacific Islander in the white office, I have never felt excluded (even before diversity was emphasized, when I started in 2014). They value my work, my voice, my skills, and they never excluded me from anything. I am the one who is a little more held back, since I love my privacy and the peace and quiet of being by myself. (They also know that I know Nihongo, Korean, Russian, Tagalog, Spanish and Hebrew, and that I am studying Mandarin and it doesn't intimidate them) Don't judge a town by its predominantly white demographic. I remember watching a trailer of a Mandarin Chinese drama and I was able to pick up the conversation. Then when I watched the trailer of a Hong Kong drama (Cantonese), I couldn't understand or even pick up on what they were saying. 🤣

[@Firehot4321]

That's awesome! I've been having second thoughts about moving from California to moving to a small town at a different state that is predominantly white with a friend. Seeing these videos and reading your comment honestly makes me feel a bit more relieved tbh.

[@sheppee5608]

You've never experienced racism? Damn, racism must not exist then, thats great to hear!

[@mariatolentino4516]

@@sheppee5608 if all you think about is racism, then you will see it. If you see yourself as a person and not as a [insert ethnicity, race, nationality] person, then you won't experience it. When there were white people whom I didn't particularly get along with at work (more like they seemed rather hostile), I just endured and said to myself that maybe they just didn't like me. On occasion, we end up getting along (I guess they just needed to get used to me). No racism. I don't think about it. A person of another race disliking you or not treating you properly is not necessarily racism. And a lot of city folk have the wrong impression of rural, predominantly white towns. I have lived in about three (one in California, two in Pennsylvania) even as far back as the mid-eighties and did not experience racism. People see what they want to see or perceive, or what others tell them to see or perceive. Once one starts thinking for oneself, one's outlook changes. That change in outlook also happens when one stops being offended by anything and everything.

[@juliaj7939]

There's nothing wrong with being a white town. That's like saying a town in rural China is bad for being Asian. I live in the town of Lake Louise and we get a lot of foreign tourists for our famous lake but few people enter our town. The population is all-white in the surrounding villages. Everyone at my school is white. And there's nothing wrong with that. I was also born in Poland and so racist complaining about white towns and cities in Poland would be racist complaining that there are too many Polish people in Poland.

[@Firehot4321]

@@mariatolentino4516 Exactly this! I have plenty of white friends and none of them had shown any instance of racism. If anything, they're just more honest about what they see in front of them. Nothing related to race whatsoever.

[@peanutshuang]

You guys are so great! I always believe human beings are inherently good. It’s only lack of communication and interaction gaps different ethnicities.

[@Anabellw0w]

I have watched your videos for a few years but I really really love these videos where you're travelling around sharing Asian culture. As someone who has lived in Asia and began learning Chinese and Korean, it's so cool being able to see new learners try to speak Chinese. Even if it seems easier for me to pronounce Chinese now, it definitely wasn't like that at the start and this helps me see how much I've progressed. Thanks for this amazing content!

[@elleem3951]

Wow this is such a positive energy video! Everyone did quite well and the simple class you put together was definitely very easy to follow! This is such a cool idea! edit: Wow Christy really put her effort into it and her tone turned out to be pretty accurate

[@egee1010]

Super cute video! I was so sad when no one showed up in the beginning. I’m glad they were super interactive during the class! ❤️❤️❤️

[@loveme-baby8562]

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[@val2953]

I have a lot of respect for you guys, being brave enough to even go to the town & offer different perspectives 👏

[@homerthompson416]

I always thought one of the coolest things was in Chinese you write America as 美国, where 美 is the character for beautiful and 国 the character for country or nation. I'd so love to be able to understand Mandarin but have been studying Japanese for 2.5 years and that's enough of a challenge to probably keep me busy for a lifetime. But I envy Chinese speakers for how much easier reading must be when each hanzi symbol seems to have 1 or 2 readings while Japanese is such a mess with usually one or two 音読み but seemingly limitless 訓読み. I love the way Chinese languages sound with the tones. Maybe when I retire I'd be able to learn some 中文 in parallel with the 日本語 I study now. Wonder how much my Japanese knowledge would help considering so many Japanese words are loanwords from China flattened out into the Japanese sound system. And obviously there is a ton of overlap between kanji and hanzi.

[@sclitchmusic]

Everyone: yeah it's such an interesting language yeah Garret: just, cuz

[@dianatay2545]

Amazing. So proud of these people for giving it a shot!!

[@susank.4945]

The first two guys who took notes and then helped the others were genuine, they may study more actually.

[@thebookishkhmerican4303]

你好吗？Love what you guys are doing! I studied Chinese for 4 yrs in high school and minored in it in college. Best of luck from Hawaii! 加油！

[@cee_el]

Love these wholesome videos. Alex’s pronunciation was soooo good

[@bayareameow]

Wow. So proud of you. Thank you for doing all these

[@waynesworld1655]

Love the positivity and effort being out forward! ✌️

[@blub8924]

This is sooo fascinating. My stereotype is slowly diminishing cuz of u. Thank youuu

[@minhtuannguyen6181]

heads up to you. the teachers as well as the students were benevolent. being able to learn the basics in not a lot of time is not an easy task. well done to the teacher but great job from the students. keep up the good work

[@Jordan-xg4pn]

Hands down one of the most interesting and original videos in KZbin right now.

[@tulip5210]

Haha this was great I a, subscribing. You guys are adventurous and I love that

[@Dylanianalex]

Your videos give me faith in humanity. I thank you for that.

[@dragunmami5126]

Bruh, this really brought a smile to my face. Good 🔥🔥🔥

[@paulafang7791]

好喜欢cantomando 一开始喜欢你们是因为粤语后来因为你们很有趣爱上你们，到现在发现你们频道传播的内容真的很有意义！ 因为我也是中文老师，对外国人传播中华文化真的很bond.

[@nitroxide17]

Worth the wait guys wow. Excellent content. Can’t wait for more!

[@jessan9149]

This makes so happy to watch! What a fun and wholesome video these people looked like they had fun!

[@Mel-oc7pi]

you guys are great at teaching!!! esp with the reward at the end and bringing it all together

[@dr.gaosclassroom]

You are doing wonderful works with these people teaching them Chinese!! I love the way you put simple sentences together. That is just so admirable!!

[@choerrysmaid6299]

christy encouraging everyone was so nice

[@NEO-DINSU]

i dunno, but this video just makes me happy. great job!

[@Yourhighnessnona]

I was clapping and cheering for Christy! I love her 😄

[@ofashestograce2472]

Awww so wholesome and funny. Love it

[@laurafry3023]

Well done guys!!! It looked like fun!! Greetings from Texas USA 🇺🇸

[@dannydanggg]

Broo this kind of content is so wholesome. Keep it up boisss.

[@rubyj5010]

Did you guys notice at 12:20 Mike is mouthing the words while Alex is saying them and Sheldon looks so excited for him!!!! How cute!!

[@HellsideBurnton]

CantoManto should win a nobel peace prize if they continue to stay and continue to do what they do

[@xclouds8406]

Love how cantomando is so brave and nice to everyone. The vids amazing!

[@patrickchang8163]

I really applaud all of these people who showed up and showed out 👏

[@kelseylovesart]

This was a fun little experiment! I think its important to note, though, that just because someone may be friendly to one racial group doesnt mean they might act the same towards other groups such as blacks and hispanics, so its hard to fully declare whether anyone is racist or not from this series. But this was cool and love the video :)

[@yokingstream1005]

Facts, for some reason people pick and choose who they want to be racist towards, the people in the video seem decent tho thankfully

[@lyingcat9022]

So you are implying that if a group of African people walked around the town being friendly and asking people to attend a free Swahili class, that they would have been treated poorly? And would you be saying the same thing if these Chinese gentleman had gone to an all Black inner city and had the same experience? Would you say “Just because they were friendly to Chinese doesn’t mean they would have been friendly if it were a group of White people or South Africans…” And this is meant to be an honest question not an attack. Your hypothesis could be true :) I’m just always curious if people apply their judgment equally to all people, or only to a people of a certain skin color and demographic?

[@yokingstream1005]

@@lyingcat9022 You seem very confused, did you not watch what happened when a white guy held up a BLM sign in the same town, a random inner city is not known as “the most racist town in America” so that wouldn’t make sense at all for a comparison.

[@kelseylovesart]

@@lyingcat9022 Hi Nick, Im not implying anything about how other races might have been treated by these people since I dont know them personally. Im only stating that since no other races were included in the video experiment, it only tests whether they are racist against Asians and not whether they are racist overall :)

[@kelseylovesart]

@@lyingcat9022 I would love to see a version done with Africans and Swahili though. Or even Middle Easteners and Arabic

[@marcussmith5806]

Just a note: in the US, most people dont get off work until 5, so having it at 4 isn't really effective

[@venuciaciojw429]

same in china ..guess it.was weekends

[@54hzw0720]

Most racist town: × Most Unpunctual town: √

[@eve.nguyen]

What a cute series. They all look shy but somehow stepped out of their comfort zone. Can't wait for the boba in the next video

[@johnnyl1818]

This vid is awesome! They all sounded great for only ever taking one class

[@lemonsqueezee7952]

Bruh I feel so happy watching this fr...fr ....it rlly touching...

[@TomOHauk00]

It must have been really awkward walking into someone else’s hotel room so props to them

[@wolfshield2499]

I KNOW, must be really EFFORT. I support you guys, KEEP SPREAD POSITIVITY IN LIFE