Games help them open up about being discriminated against in Korea (warning: tears) [Part 3] | K-DOC

[@k-doc467]

Uhhh how are you guys so fast?! 🤔

[@joivisykap8964]

HAHAHA I DIDNT REALIZE.

[@Hannah-cz6mi]

because i'm flash

[@renok9640]

LMAODKKA because Im here

[@simranrego4552]

I literally love this series🤧🤧

[@taelicelisminlizkookhunlic5733]

I am obsessed with these babies😆

[@stephenmartinez6681]

Ironic how kids were more understanding than older people. It is obvious that they're raised by a good and loving parents.

[@alexanderpetersen1664]

stereotypes are taught.

[@magalie-g6o]

Even I who's french has always been told I had to do this or that bcs I'm a "chocolate skin" girl when I was a kid and my parents just educated me like a white girl so I didnt understand why others expected sth diff from me I wish this show will help ppl understanding the importance of acceptance and education and to not treat others in a diff way bc of their origins

[@zaczeen1121]

We all thought the new generation is gonna end up worse than Logan Paul gang or the trolls on the internet but we were wrong. Because they also see the people that spoke against those idiots, this ironically made them way more mature than we were once children.

[@joydot.dot.dot.8040]

@@magalie-g6o Everyone should accept each other’s origins and not care so much about them. It’s good to appreciate our origins too though and represent them. Wdym you were educated like a white girl though

[@magalie-g6o]

@@joydot.dot.dot.8040 my family's white and I'm the only one whose genes are this "original" let's say so that's how I was raised like that

[@Loriani93]

When Daniel said "That only happens in America" Oh sweet summer child..

[@RatsRatsIsthebest]

Lmao

[@corazones002]

The fact that he came to that answer so naturally and he’s a child (and also the fact that I know it’s something that might unfortunately actually happen)… makes me ashamed to live in America

[@fatisummer9106]

@@corazones002 he never been to America he probably said that cz black lives matter was all over the news ,america has racism but i dont think anyone will dare to tell a kid to get out of the bus cz he is black

[@milkyrose5796]

@@fatisummer9106 yeah maybe 70 years ago but not now 😂

[@noluv7676]

@@fatisummer9106 yea thats unlikely to happen now and if it does the bus company would face serious consequences. ppl call cops on them instead which is way more deadly and unlikely to face consequences for because of the immunity that cops have.

[@anaispersephone6041]

I hate the fact that when someone goes through something like this, most of the time people reply with "you should understand, they are just not used to seeing someone who looks like you". why does the person have to understand that? I think people really fail to realize the magnitude of such a traumatizing event. it takes away the victim's voice and also the anger and frustration that can build up can be depressing and stressful. you don't need to be educated to treat everyone with kindness.

[@katsan9155]

I agree. Until when can ones patience last? When you lose all your self confidence? Or when you finally having a break down? Understanding is good but you have to draw the line. Have confidence with your dark skin.

[@Rock13Love06Paramore]

Exactly we can't put everything other the "this is ignorance" factor, at some point it's just about respect maturity and common sense. I went to korea 4 years, i looked pretty young for my age, my first experience aboard, and a lot of people where pretty harsh on me and my black friends Not all of them of course ! Somr of them are the sweet hearts but still xD

[@leonorie4462]

100% agree

[@rndm1409]

It's because of the concept of if you talk back then you're the same as him/her. If they throw you a stone throw them bread. My mom always tells me that I should understand people who acts like this or that because they have shallow minds and I should be grateful coz my knowledge is wide enough to understand them. That's just my opinion

[@boredom3646]

@@rndm1409 nah, i would have give them piece of my mind and warns them to not do it again because they never learns. when they come to other country, we respect them as who they are. its common sense.

[@reinaallen1445]

They seriously need to give Angel a TV host job for real !

[@jixseyloportacion9177]

She's the most interesting one hahaha

[@breezybabe0019]

She a comedian in heart 😃

[@zeinab3798]

Girl is funny without even trying hahaha

[@oh_adhi]

For real.

[@f.d.7709]

I can't wait for her to grow up 😂 i kniw she's going to be famous

[@vanillaar655]

he was just a young kid and that lady told him that? she should be ashamed. that's soo traumatizing but he's grown up so well and so mature. i hope it never happens again to him or any of the other kids. they're all so young and bubbly

[@90sbaby1]

he better not have got up but he probably did, as a little kid. It's interesting to see a non-black person admit they are really no better than us though, and that other Asians dislike them (not that I'm happy it happens, it's disgusting) but most nonblack dark skinned people will swear on a stack of Bibles that they don't get hatred 🙄.

[@bananamilk20]

This is why I appreciate shows like these. It helps foster a culture that’s more accepting and less prejudiced. I hope Gabriel, Fate, and the other kids don’t feel discouraged by what happened to them, but instead are stronger because of it.

[@haurahuang5396]

I agree with u

[@Loungesugar]

they talk about learning to be culturally more sensitive, yet still have teepees in the background of tons shows all the time

[@zannys5133]

@@Loungesugar??

[@idiasweet8191]

They shouldn’t have to be stronger and have to deal with racism and discrimination at all. They were hurt by it and it still hurts them. Putting up and having to deal with racism isn’t easy, it shouldn’t even exist but here we are.

[@idiasweet8191]

@@Loungesugar that wasn’t a teepee that’s just a tent.

[@veramaenoveno3470]

As a fellow Filipino, I feel so bad for Gabriel, and of course for Fate. 😭😭😭😭😭

[@baphithi]

I worked with a group of Filipinos for a number of years, some dark some almost white. I heard that skin colour is an issue in the Philippines as well. I just don’t get this desire for proximity to whiteness. White people envy us our brown skins, why do we place such low value on our advantage?

[@missusmj2678]

@@baphithi korea, east asian, western influence, whitening ads "you will look like your kpop idol you you use this"

[@adelaide5714]

@@baphithi its because of the colonization influence of Spaniards, American and Japanese; someone's who's white-skinned even before is seen as rich and beautiful, mestiza. because they might have the colonizer's blood.

[@Haeinaa_123]

I think it because of the people not the country we're all people but we have different personalities and etc. Country is not the problem it's on people

[@masa0893]

@@Haeinaa_123 I agree that it's on the people but these people grew up believing on white is beautiful because of social construct that has been inputted by the colonizers to us Filipinos. They colonized us for hubdred of years and burned all our historical records that's why there is a BIG GAP in our history and identity. If these colobizers did not colonized us and deconstructed our society then we don't have these thingking of white supremacy.

[@aamori8732]

This is sad because Daniel didn’t understand that he has more privileges and that situation didn’t even cross his mind. He’s so innocent🥺

[@Moss_piglets]

More naive and ignorant than innocent.

[@BaileyBlurbs]

Poor thing. His dad doesn’t have to worry about it so it never crossed his mind to teach Daniel about his privilege. Dad doesn’t even know his own.

[@rkelly3199]

@@BaileyBlurbs exactly that’s sad

[@toomessy]

Yeah, I hope someone educates him on that. The fact that he said "that only happens in America" was so crazy, because his dad is literally from Ukraine...and Black people literally face discrimination there too.

[@JP-hj1il]

@@toomessy correct but it's not just blacks in Ukraine but from ethnic Russians to any person of color. Just adding.

[@DIYmediaTV]

Fate is so pretty. Angel is definitely gonna own her life wish I had a friend like her. Gabriel a mature man. Daniel be the same even when you grow up. I wish they make more such shows

[@louise3121]

4:54 Daniel, it's colorism. It's so sad Gabriel had to experience that, he don't deserve it. It's ironic how some elders are more ignorant and uneducated than the younger ones. Ingat kayo lagi dyan Gabriel, you and your fam! Love you all!

[@Vor567tez]

It's not ironic that elders r more ignorant. It's more than issue of ignorance it's about difference in time and the society they grew in. Unlike today the society eariler was not open minded towards dark skin . It was probably more violent and harsh than today. So she grew up learning and watching wrong. There was no one to tell her it's not right thing. It's sad that she is still stuck in that time period and unable to change.

[@louise3121]

@@Vor567tez nah, i know it's sad that she was stuck in that mindset but technologies are upgrading nowadays, what are they doing with their phones and televisions? like whatever, it's still irony. locals shouldn't do that to people if they know it's foreigner, like telling them very hurtful words straight to their face.

[@Vor567tez]

@@louise3121 yeah they definitely shouldn't do that

[@hello1868]

@@louise3121 It's sad some older folks just tend to have this type of mindset. The discrimination, prejudice, lack of open mindedness and lack of acceptance to the growing diversity of today's society has been internalised because of the rigid way their generation was brought up. It's great to see older folks who have adopted a more appropriate and accepting mindset but unfortunately a majority never change. Even within the Philippines, many people get discriminated against by their own people because of the hierarchal mindset some folks have. I remember growing up and being constantly bombarded by the societal obsession of having fair skin, being able speak English fluently, etc. People are praised for having fairer skin yet those who don't fit the standard are both directly and indirectly harassed. The popularity of various "pampaputi" products, even reaching the point where celebrities advertise such products in the media, has instilled this collective mentality within the nation even further as well. It's definitely very uplifting to see the younger generation's genuine willingness to look past each other's differences and embrace each other's cultures no matter what they look like or where they come from, kudos to all the parents out there raising their kids right :)

[@kali829]

Ngl, these kids can have their own variety show. 2d1n teen edition SOOOO CUTEEE AND RAW

[@nowimworkaholic5211]

Wow we have the same thought...

[@meicloudlii2682]

I would really like that

[@difoiah5379]

@KBS we're giving you free ideas

[@beefbeef8589]

I second this, it would be cool if this was broadcasted and this would be like their own show where they go do things together every week

[@5ueLee]

up

[@akasands]

This made me tear up. Also, when the other boy wondered/asked why no one does/did that to him, too, we all know the answer. It's not his fault, of course.

[@fishfood3721]

Exactly

[@terenarosa4790]

That's when i understood why he said he was happy to see black people in the other episode. He was afraid he'd be the only one with darker skin again and be treated badly. 😔

[@90sbaby1]

I know that p--ssed me off so bad like shut up little half white boy

[@exooncrack2354]

How stupid, I don't get it why the color of your skin should be the basis of respect for some people. I hope Gabriel and others won't go through this experience ever again

[@reinaallen1445]

Unfortunately, the way of the world they will. I’m a Black American with a multicultural family. Discrimination is everywhere, the only way to stop it will be through love , understanding, empathy, listening, protecting people from becoming more victims of hate, and recognize human as human. ❤️

[@magalie-g6o]

I'm a french brown girl and same here it got better with time when ppl began to get used to see me and learnt to treat me like any other kid but ofc it was hard at the beginning it was almost impossible to go somewhere without being judged as a potential robber/ dealer / stealer of the place of a white kid

[@kungfukenny4718]

It’s about what happened to them and the influence others had on them to make them think dark skin was ugly or made u less. Bc at the end of the day their Asian themselves and Asians aren’t white either

[@senpai1574]

@CIA everyone gets angry when someone says the N word but some blacks say ching chong but they always demand equality but only for their own race and media don't care just because it don't fit narrative 🤷🤷

[@joydot.dot.dot.8040]

@@senpai1574 Why are both of you being racist. It’s never good to meet racism with racism, don’t generalize and stereotype races and nationalities. It’s as simple as that. Notice how you say some blacks, just like how some Asians do the same. I’m Nigerian American and I’m fighting to end Asian hate and for BLM. I’m also trying to actively improve, racism is everywhere and we need to all recognize we all are somewhat prejudice.

[@jiwonh.1216]

As a Korean this really breaks my heart. I experienced so much racism growing up overseas, and always wondered how someone could judge based on the appearance of someone without knowing who they were. However, when i returned to Korea I saw my own people causing harm. I do my best to correct and fight for what is right but it is still difficult

[@sanaa107]

People who experience racism know what it's like to be discriminated against. I also experienced it and when I went to my home coutry I saw discrimination with my own eyes and I couldn't believe it.

[@jiwonh.1216]

@@sanaa107 yeah. I think part of loving your country is being aware of the ugly sides and constantly working against it and fighting for what is right. I know Korea can do better

[@JP-hj1il]

@@jiwonh.1216 stay strong and keep doing the right thing for humanity's sake.

[@phoebelyngonzales3899]

At least you did something. We can't change everyone's mind

[@sparrowspotty]

I'm glad you do your best to correct and fight it, keep doing it. So many times people turn a blind eye or ignore other people being discriminated against and that's just as bad bc they allow those people to think being bigoted is acceptable and it's not.

[@lifewithode3067]

Angel is really an Angel. Loved how she tried to keep things light and tried not to ruin the moment...I loved her comments ❤️

[@framich2000]

Is she an actress??

[@lifewithode3067]

@@framich2000 No she’s not.

[@TheOpinionGuyy]

What is her full name?

[@laurel8409]

my heart broke when daniel said that by that logic i shouldn't be allowed a seat. he doesnt understand how colourism works and honestly its so sad thats he's going to have to learn how the world sees him and his friends differently

[@michaelangelocorpuz8555]

That’s why I don’t fantasize their country that much even tho I stan so many kpop groups. Some koreans needs to knowledge themselves about respecting a person of color and that color isn’t a boundary to everything. (Pardon my english lol)

[@laischa5170]

people shouldn’t fantasize any country. they all have flaws. it’s sad how some kpop fans see korea as a perfect place when it isn’t that at all :/

[@LB-fv6ry]

One time I read that SK is one of the most developed countries but when it comes to social relationships they aren't, specially with foreigners. I'm in the same position as you, I'm a big fan of kdramas and some kshows, but I don't dream on going there

[@ninacarminarosal3648]

I was once asked by my korean student, why I don't wish to go in their country when I can understand and speak korean like a native.. I told her, I will go, only to visit you and my other students and that's it!! As much as I want to be honest with her, I can't simply answer her with "because of the unpredictable attitudes you have that's why I don't want to go.." Cause she might take it differently. (I don't generalized everyone, okiedokie? I don't want to be misunderstood.)

[@Michelle-qj2zf]

yeah me too, my friends keep asking me if what country that i wanted to visit and they'll telling me to visit kore first. I dont know but i cant see myself visiting korea. I dont have any grudge against korea/koreans but yeah.

[@BossGokaiGreen]

FUMIYA AND MANA ARE MY FELLOW JAPANESE AND OUR COUNTRY OF JAPAN IS THE BEST 🍼🐷🇯🇵

[@lelina9015]

I'm literally shocked at what happened to Gabriel. He must have been so traumatized by that. I wish people could accept and be more open beyond the colors of our skin.

[@iamelaxx]

being judged by elder hurts a lot than kids do. that woman proved us that not all grown ups acts in a nice way. she should be the one who's lecturing kids,but this kids know what's right better than her edit: gabriel must be really hurt that time

[@Gian-r2v]

Gabriel not Daniel

[@iamelaxx]

@@Gian-r2v oh..that's why I'm wondering if something is wrong😆 thanks for informing

[@tannedpotato5375]

Older generations in Korea grew up when Korea was still a developing country and most of them lack basic education as well. That's why there's a huge generation gap in Korea. People over 40 actually have less manners and etiquette sadly.

[@aradhyachoudhury3602]

Older doesn't mean wise, atleast not all time, apparently. Some people just get dumb and dumber as they get old.. We call it senile or karen.

[@iamelaxx]

@@aradhyachoudhury3602 right. when i was young,elders in my neighbourhood keeps on saying that we,youngsters should always listen to them because they know what's right and wrong. as i grow up,im slowly realizing that not all elders do the right things.

[@nnn-v6w]

Fate and daniel’s story made me cry so hard. I can’t believe you can be racist to kids like that... over the basis of their skin. What kind of world do we live In. And kids aren’t born racist it happens from society and their family so those kids making fun of her skin did it because they associate dark skin as something bad

[@krndnts3287]

Gabriel*

[@nnnn9627]

aww my heart hurts for every foreigner discriminated in south korea :(( I have korean and black classmates in college and we tried our best to made them feel at home :))

[@BossGokaiGreen]

HI FRIENDSHIP 🍼🐷🇯🇵

[@nnnn9627]

@@BossGokaiGreen hi bestie, Have a nice day 😃

[@shasha96613]

That is so nice of you guys:)💜

[@BossGokaiGreen]

@@shasha96613 HI FRIENDSHIP 🍼🐷🇯🇵

[@BossGokaiGreen]

@CIA SHUT UP GAGA 😤 🍼🐷🇯🇵

[@boladee]

I wish there was nothing like discrimination. Imagine kids going through this. As an adult i don't even think i can bear what these children are bearing. Bless their pure heart. They are going to do great. I had to go and watch the previous episodes. I hope this show continues. Kudos K-Doc

[@k-doc467]

It really hurts to hear them say what they’re going through. Bless them 🤍

[@jirawatliw180]

Can you update about Nahid family life ?

[@anjalibind875]

Angel is really a mood maker.. Love her so much 😊

[@noya1660]

When Daniel said “ that only happens in America” that really made me sad because people always ignore racism in Korea. And I feel bad because Daniel is a foreigner but he is European looking so then think he is handsome. I feel bad because he wont have to worry about being discriminated as much as darker skinned people.

[@tichtran8792]

Thank goodness that the Park siblings' Argentine mother ( Anna wife of Park Jooho) is a WHITE LATINA. She was born in Argentina but of European descent. But I wouldn't recommended Korea as their home. Especially for Aciel Gunhoo Park( who prefer English). I would recommended UK , Argentina, or even Singapore as a home for Aciel.

[@tichtran8792]

I think UK would be best for Aciel. He prefer English, good universities in UK, and home of catch wrestling ( Snake Pit Wigan). Catch wrestling is ancestor of both freestyle and pro wrestling. I remember him doing leg lock and sleeper hold/rear naked chokes on his noona.

[@naznottherapper]

I’m really glad there’s a lot more diversity in korea! i’m half korean and was never seen the same by my peers when I lived in Korea. I hope everyone can learn from each other and about each other’s cultures

[@BossGokaiGreen]

HI FRIENDSHIP BUTTERFLY 🦋 🍼🐷🇯🇵

[@naznottherapper]

@@BossGokaiGreen what 😭 hello though i can’t tell if that’s sarcastic.

[@BossGokaiGreen]

@@naznottherapper 나비 NABI MEANS BUTTERFLY IN KOREAN 🍼🐷🇯🇵

[@shampuu7623]

Awww sorry to hear that, just curious but what are you mixed with? And did they ever bully you?

[@naznottherapper]

@@BossGokaiGreen OH YEAH I THOUGH YOU WERE JOKING BUT HELLO :)

[@latteknowsbest6365]

Ewha: They made you get off because you have dark skin Daniel: that only happens in America I don’t know whether I should be laughing or crying

[@mariammhejazi]

daniel honeyyyy , i got some news for youuu

[@emimi1]

😭😭

[@jolietia]

That happens all over the world

[@ijbolqueen]

fr

[@Fa33389]

@@jolietia you are saying ignorant things darling. no where in the world people force to stand bc you a foreigner or because you dar. only in korea. now racism and micro agression happens all over the world and to all races

[@rAvEnS3161]

Okay 2 things. Black people should definitely wear sunscreen. Everyone should. And racism and discrimination isn't something only in America. You will hear more about the problems in America because their citizens are more vocal about it then in other countries.

[@BaileyBlurbs]

Yep!! Hit the nail on the head!!

[@vixen-i4g]

I hate when ppl act like it's only an American thing it's every where and it shouldn't be dismissed.

[@terenarosa4790]

Yeah. We have more protection in the sun, but only for 30 minutes or so. You should still wear sunscreen to prevent aging and even skin cancer. Many black people die of undiagnosed skin cancer because the doctors aren't educated on what it looks looks like on dark skin. They're only trained to treat white skin. That and many other skin ailments as well, such as rosacea which was thought to only affect white skin. We all have the same ailments, they just show up differently.

[@yarenot9878]

Damn, I felt that...I remember when I was with a "friend" (she's white) when I was 8 and I was swinging and she just out of the blue blurted, "Your skin looks like dog poop" before running away. It took me a few seconds to process that because I had never experienced racism like that before. like what she said made absolutely no sense that my brain had to take time to process it. I feel you Fate, I feel you.

[@k-doc467]

WHO IS SHE *stands up aggressively🗡*

[@yarenot9878]

@@k-doc467 😅 thanks KDoc good to see a channel raise awareness on this issue

[@BigSister_CertifiedMaestra2024]

I bet this show is going to have high ratings worldwide since most international fans can relate.

[@beahmesias5965]

As a Filipino myself I feel sad for Gabriel. To be honest I wanna cry but I'm just holding it back. I also feel sad for the other kids. Hope discrimination will be gone in this world. 😔

[@kristinatiwin8697]

Sadly it will never be gone even if we protest it will never be gone

[@enderless6055]

I'm black and i have dark skin. It makes me uncomfotable when my friend always mentions how my skin is dark or my lips and nose is big. She askes alot of questions and some are offesive. I want to tell her but don't wanna be mean, and I'm not sure how to explain for her to understand

[@beahmesias5965]

@@enderless6055 I'm sorry to hear this. But I guess you can say it to them nicely and kindly. If you're not comfortable with it you can't tolerate it. They are your friends and they'll understand you. Stay safe always. 🙂💙

[@nijao9079]

Protect these kids at all cost. They’re sooo precious.

[@7sheryl7]

We should applaud these kids for being raw with their experiences without fear of being ridiculed. They know that they are there to spread awareness about the experiences of mixed/foreign race ppl in Korea and by sharing the negative experiences they suffer, it helps to educate the public and improve the lives of people like them in the future

[@areebawaseem3493]

Please I felt so sad for Gabriel :(

[@grace1679]

These teens truly deserve their own show! I don't usually get so attached to videos like these but I always find myself checking K-Doc to see if they uploaded the next part. These kids are so kind-hearted and open minded. These are the kind of shows that all close minded Koreans should take time to watch to stop their prejudice towards Koreans with different native cultures.

[@hey_shanshine]

Yes I'm really so happy that this got into my recommendation

[@ohanaohana9583]

Respect for Gabriel : he was raised so well by his parents coz he is so mature enough to think and know and do what is right and what is not Fighting!!!

[@theasianunicorn6469]

it’s really painful to see these kids have to be exposed to such treatment at a young age but i’m glad that topics like how foreigners are treated in korea are being covered more so that hopefully koreans who see this and have these biases or hate in their heart see how it affects others

[@mauve7493]

Their parents raised them very well. I understand how they feel because I have experienced being discriminated in my own country even though I am a full blooded Filipino. All I know is I want to fly there and give them warm hugs for being so understanding and mature.

[@yoursillypotatoo273]

I love Angel's message to the old lady. She's such a mood and full of wisdom, I love her ✨💛

[@nemboihengna2364]

I was literally waiting for this episode 💓😭

[@tseringsherpa2057]

From where we can watch whole ep

[@lifeofjeanna]

@@tseringsherpa2057 sadly no where they havent been subbing the any of the new eps from last year

[@tseringsherpa2057]

@@lifeofjeanna thank you

[@itsraraduh]

Gabriel and Fate I'm so sorry you had to go through all that😭 but I'm so proud of you for being such a kind and beautiful being that you are despite going through all those horrible things.

[@Onin_D_E]

This episode is legit! These kids experiences on racism is a big eye opener for all. Every country should educate their citizen about other culture so that everyone is enlightened about other races and cultures. Kudos to the production team! Hope these kids continue to soar high.

[@fjavps3989]

When Daniel stood up as soon as he heard the story, damn, I felt that. Man's got a pure heart

[@inMBLove]

Why do I love these kids so much? And I only watch a few videos of them. 😭

[@acevincii]

Me too : ((

[@marialoisnuelan4580]

I bawled when Gabriel was discriminated just bc of his skin color bc I've experienced that too 😭 Reminder to pls always put yourself in the shoes of others

[@aminfirdaus7848]

Angel answer to Daniels question at 3:13, "You're cute, bachelor", it's so hilarious and literally made my day.

[@nicolelarupay1168]

I wish they are airing everyday. And they should let them do a permanent show. These kids have potential and they make our day.

[@samkeshange5889]

Love how educational your show is and how you do not shy away talking about uncomfortable topics and real life issues ...kudos to you!!!! Love from SOUTH AFRICA🇿🇦🇿🇦

[@bangtantogether1464]

Me, as a Filipino, I also experience that discrimination here in my own country. When I was young, I was being bullied because I have that dark skin. And they always compare me with my cousin who has a light skin. It hurts me a lot because even my family compared me with my cousin. They always told us (me and my cousin) when we're together,we looks like gatas at kape (milk and coffee in english). I'm the coffee and my cousin is the milk. It hurts because they just keep on laughing at me. Even my school mates do that to me. It's sad because for others, having a dark skin is ugly.

[@laibajubbein8745]

Even in Pakistani culture, dark skinned people are looked down upon. My grandad who is dark skinned looked down upon my friend because she's black and I basically said to him, your dark too, there's literally no difference between u and them. None of us are different. And we are discriminated for something we didn't choose.

[@sunkissedtaetae5017]

Milk has puss and coffee is pure and delicious. Also I have medium skin tone but to me tan to dark skin is soooo beautiful! I’m almost drawn to people with these tones! So it’s not your problem it’s other people’s problem embrace your beautiful skin and NEVER be insecure shineeee

[@zb2433]

I am also discriminated by my own family in the Philippines too... They would always say I am ugly and seems bad because I have a tan skin... If something bad happen in our house, I am the first one to be blamed cuz apparently I am dark... When doing skin care, they would always judge me for it... saying, I won't become pretty because I am dark... Meanwhile my siblings that has light complexion have every right to have nice clothes and skin care.... they have lots of accessories too... My favorite color before was pink, but since my aunt said that I look ugly in bright colors like that when I was 7 or 8... I began to hate bright colors.... She said it was cuz I have darker skin... I look dirty.... When I turned 20, I realized that bright colors actually complements my dark skinned... even tho, I know that it is good for me to wear... most of the time, I cant wear them, simply because I am scared that I will look dirty...... Just last year, my father said to me that I look like a monster cuz I look to dark... we haven't seen each other in a while and that's the first thing that came out of his mouth.... So disappointing... Discrimination to darker skin color was common everywhere in Asia.

[@JP-hj1il]

Stay strong my moreno/a, black, dark, sun kissed brothers and sisters. Next time you tell them, guess what- trees, vegetables and everything that has life has color like me from the sun. The sun gives life therefore I have life because I'm sun-kissed , and you throw a little jab like the Philippines is a tropical country you are meant to have color as the universe intended to. Watch them get confuse. Stay strong and confident.

[@fuckonoff127]

It's ironic because even in the Phillipines, I heard that Chinese people discriminate against Filipinos for having darker skin IN THEIR OWN COUNTRY. What a sh*tshow and I pray that this madness and incivility changes soon.

[@megane376]

I cried when Fate told her story.. I was also in the same boat as Gabi.. When I was younger my family live in Seoul Korea for 6months for my Dad's diplomat work. Even if I was female other Korean parents won't let me play with their kids because I was half Japanese and half Filipino.. I was dark skinned too.. It's the reason why I didn't go back to Korea.. and live here in the Philippines..

[@arttledsoulfindspeace]

These kids will be just fine because they have empathy. They are kind and thoughtful little beings. All the best beautiful spirits 💕

[@jazzyp5377]

I can’t stop crying even after the video ended. I wish Gabriel and the rest of the kids all the best. I pray for their success and happiness.

[@rico.rebenga]

I now could understand how the young bubbly Fate went from a happy-go child to a more reserved teen. Bullying burn out your self-esteem and confidence, especially as a child. When people ridicule you as a child, you tend to crawl into your shell, to protect yourself.

[@pan6up864]

*“People say your skin colour is important but your heart is more important.”* - Fate

[@mimimini3632]

I cried for them, the hurt that they went through will remain as a scar for a while. Why can't grown ppl not learn to respect ppl enough that no matter how different they r from them they r still human. I wish all these beautiful children successes, Angel is a sweetheart, she knows when to lift the mood, I love her

[@jadelizaguayo5624]

No matter how difference you are , we have to respect and be kind always.

[@rainxandriaart]

When Daniel stood up I knew he was mad for his new friend!! I love the kiddos, tears were definitely shed. Thanks for the heads up

[@btsarmy-ny9ly]

Omg Gabriel He made me cry I hope he's always be happy and fate she made me cry, too Don't worry about people's hurtful words just be happy it doesn't matter if you are white or black We're all good at the end, so you're all happy foughting❤️😀

[@아델라-m3d]

I love this program its so raw i can feel their innocence and its so fun. And theres so much i can learn even though they are still kids. Please continue this program, its so nice to educate people about colorism and discrimanation. No one had to feel like that. 파이팅 애들아❤

[@swagbug4905]

fate has such a pure kind soul hope she makes it well in life :( and just be the person she wants to be 🥺

[@IrsidaSheshi]

I want to hug Fate so much for being such a wonderful, sweet person. Poor girl is so hurt, and yet, she's still so kind and polite. Don't worry sweetheart, your future is bright. Big, big hugs for you!!!

[@multifandom1796]

The fact that youngster is more underatanding and mature than the older ones.

[@supercoolyoutubeuser00]

when daniel said “that only happens in america” it made me realize how much people deny / don’t realize how bad the racism really is in korea, most people only think this happens in america because u.s citizens are more vocal about the racism here.

[@deniselovely4094]

This is a great show! I hope a lot of people particularly in SoKor can watch this and serve as an eye opener that everyone should learn how to respect and accept others regardless of their skin color.

[@Tea-oz4iy]

Damnn these kids are so intelligent and talk almost like adults bravo 👏 🙌

[@sweetescape4489]

Sometimes, kids are more mature and thoughtful than the adults. Couldn't even imagine how could an adult act like this towards a kid. They're kids! Virtual hugs to all of you. Let's be a great person so that none of our younger generations in future will be treated like this too.

[@erikanuylan7024]

Im so proud for Gabriel for understand that situation even he get discriminate in korea and not taking any revenge for that as a filipino too im so proud💗🇵🇭

[@dadatosu4702]

Oh this ep hurts. I live in Italy, I'm Peruvian, i moved here when i was just 13, i faced bad episodes of xenophobia, both physically and verbal. when i was 14, a man pushed me twice, the first time i ignore him, the second time it was harder, before i could said anything he told me "comeback to your country", "you came here to stole our job". It wasn't the first time i listened that words but it was the first i stand up and answered to this agression, even if at 14 i spoke a good Italian (because i studied hard), that "man" continued insulting me and my family to "raise such an impolite person", i was in a bus, full of people, no one said a word, then, a man, who take the bus 10 minutes after, tried to help me, a young boy too tried to say something but he get a punch, they were an English university teacher and an Albanian guy, that day i felt the worst nd unfortunately that was just one of many bad days. I have kids now, I'm 26, near to 27, my kids are half Peruvian and half Chinese, they are 3 and 5 years old and the eldest one has already faced a bad situation because of his dad origin's, i would like they don't have to face all the sh*it i have to but i know I have to prepare them to the worst.

[@sey5961]

I'm really happy that I stumbled upon this video. So happy to see kids in different races who speak fluent Korean together. They are so fun to watch. And how the other kids comforted Gabriel and Fate made me teary-eyed. Love these kids already 🥺

[@flipevent]

The fact that Daniel immediately said "that only happens in America"... that is a WHOLE lot of truth that just bombed on both countries. We could learn a lot from children.

[@gracekasar5106]

Massive respect for the kids who are so mature and kind hearted. So much better than majority of the adults going around telling foreigners can’t take a seat. Ffs grow up!!! foreigners are human too🗣

[@dchiled2223]

Daniel is so kind, you can see he's a good-hearted boy...

[@macaantalamerah5768]

kids are so genuine, kind and innocent.

[@autumn9602]

south korea is not always like what you see in kdramas. it’s paradise, not until u go the country.

[@pebble8978]

Gab and Fate's story made me cry. I hope people would be kind, respectful and understanding to others regardless of their skin color. 09:02 tho lol the editor's funny 😂

[@gen1257]

Sometimes I couldn't understand why there were people like that 😥, why skin color is a big deal for them, ano naman kung foreigner. At least sila nag adjust para sa inyo.

[@bananamilk20]

ANGEL IS A NATURAL WHEN IT COMES TO COMEDY 😭

[@luniamelia2528]

Look at Daniel being mad about that lady is so cute .. uwu :3

[@evelyndark2088]

truly heartbreaking, I want to give Gabriel the biggest hug :( he's cool and stunning in his own way

[@jn8922]

As a South African, with our history of apartheid, that story made me angry and sad. Hearing these black children experiencing racism upsets me. Right now Asians are getting attacked in the USA, Koreans must think about that. If you want to be treated with respect, you must respect others as equals.

[@alimama234]

To the children who were looked down for whatever reasons, make those hurtful experience your inspiration to get better.. build a strong character... the world is round... you can make a change...you guys are the future...

[@allahkudar1586]

Angel is the ice breaker of the group, she is very happy and bubbly

[@jadednicci]

Thank you for this channel !! I’m glad to see more people being accepting and open minded to other people of different cultures. It makes me have hope that the world can be more accepting ❤️

[@cate9059]

It’s so cute seeing them play so well together and when they stood up for each other!! Foreign kids unite!!

[@신강대-c3v]

as someone who grew up in America as an Asian American I really appreciate their attitudes towards discrimination and hatred, I wish I reacted like they did. life would be much easier. thanks to them, I'll think about how others treat me a little differently.

[@sahanaram]

This is soooooo common in India. There are people with a vast range of skin color, with different undertones. Some may look like koreans, some may look like Africans and even American's. But all have a settled mindset of FAIR SKIN IS GOOD.... I am from South India, where medium tan skin is very common. But I had very less good memories in school. One of neighboring kids told me LOOK AT YOUR SHADOW EVEN IT IS SO DARK.. etc etc.. .that effects a person's self-confidence alot. I was 14 when I became confident of how I am because of a great teacher I had. I don't know how people are gonna judge someone based on color... It's not that we choose how we want to be born. Well If there is a next life, I would choose this skin again.

[@Vee-03]

❤

[@lalaland1042]

Colorism is such a bad thing especially with your own people

[@sai-lm8vh]

That happens even in South India😲Even I am from South India but never heard of such situation's instead my cousin is darker and I'm of a medium toned but she gets a lot of praises from everyone that she looks beautiful....Sad to hear your experience

[@mahaali89]

This happens in Saudia too a lot. i was always excluded and called gross

[@sparrowspotty]

Colourism is stupid internalized white supremacy when various shades of brown skin is what the majority the world is. And when you learn that pale skin is a genetic mutation that only appeared 8,000 years ago give or take the majority of humans are not only presently brown, but have always been brown. So brown skin is classic and default.

[@emms8]

K - Doc : I love the content you put out. There is so much sensitivity, love and kindness in it and to it. Love this series with the kids too. Def so important to have these conversations. How kind, compassionate, funny and loving are they. Beautiful souls these youngsters 💚💚💚 Thank you K- Doc for all that you do🙏🏼❤️

[@cecetv3824]

Colourism is such a problem in asia, tbh. Notice the difference in their experiences being "foreigners" - the darker the skin tone the harsher/ more blatant the discrimination is. My very first time going back to PH, I was floored by how "encouraged" the opt to lighten ones skin is - everywhere u turn, skin whitening product/services are constantly advertised be it on tv, radio, print, etc. I only stayed there for a month and I, as a grown ass man, started questioning if I have the "right" complexion. I was heartbroken, I was caught off guard . Imagine how severe it must be for kids growing up in a society that teaches u to dislike ur own skin tone, or how curly ur natural hair is, or whether ur nose is not "pointy" enough. Colonialism really did a number on us, got us messed up like this as a society ~ I hope our generation could do better for these kids and kids everywhere. Those ideologies are outdated derived from a wyt mans own insecurity and/or lame attempt to gain superiority. Those days are over, lets strive to do better and b better people.

[@thwb4661]

Actually, the idea of having fair skin doesn't have to do with "European whiteness", rather "Asian fairness" because in pre-colonial era, most nobility and aristocrats had fairer skin, while the poorer ones who do manual labor have very tan to dark skin. So it led to a connotation where fair skin meant "well-off" and "noble" while darker skin means you're a poor peasant. Such a concept was passed down from generation to generation, that's why people often tell kids "don't go out in the afternoon or you'll get dark" because of that connotation. Sadly it was a part of Filipino society ever since the dawn of history. But it's not rooted in white people or Filipinos wanting to be Caucasians. Such a concept is actually a common thing in Asian societies and has nothing to do with Europeans or colonialism because it's part of Asian socio-cultural history. I'm not defending, btw. I'm just stating that seeing Asians who want white skin as if they wanna look European kind of White is very misleading.

[@cecetv3824]

@@thwb4661 cool take but not entirely accurate. Yes Im very much aware of the concept but I think youre giving colonialism a lot less credit for the skin whitening craze in the Philippines today. There are multitudes of academic research out there available for you to read if you’re interested in knowing more about it. Actually, I implore u to do so. There are many peer reviewed psychological research out there that attributes the desire of filipinos wanting whiter skin to the American colonial rule - they did not only brought with them pro whiteness but also anti blackness (look up old American soap packaging). Also, 333 years of being under Spanish rule alone and think of how huge they influenced our culture today, so don’t try and tell me that the “perception of beauty” is the only authentic thing that survived in our precolonial Philippines - when even our own original language/writing system/social structure/history we could not preserve. Think of how many foreign aristocrats/nobleman our people had to serve for centuries. Are you not including them in the equation when making your argument? Also, I did not say filipinos (or other non white people) who opt to get their skin lighten do so because they want to be caucasian, where did you get that? Explain our culture’s fixation with pointy nose and favouring straight hair - the caucasian features that we favour so much that we opt to make them as leading man/woman in every other tv shows movies and advertisements. Half white half filipino mix have more chances of making it as a successful celebrity in our country than half black half filipino, fact. Heck, most of the successful celebrities there are always those mixed race with some ratio of white in them. We as a culture favour white people - we don’t want to be white but we favour them. Like what you are trying to do in this comment of yours, you may have disclosed after your argument that you are not “defending” but you actually are defending colonialism when you said that the concept of colourism has nothing to do with colonialism. Your piece was derived from your biased opinions not backed up with any empirical evidence whatsoever. Ps. I honestly apologise for being blunt but try your best not to sound like an apologist for our peoples colonisers, not cute.

[@cecetv3824]

@@thwb4661 im not starting a fight. I just feel touchy about the subject. The apology was sincere btw even though it really sounds like its not, I swear.

[@thwb4661]

​@@cecetv3824 Your post is very tl;dr. So I didn't read it. But I get your point, but accusing me as an apologist? Are you freaking kidding me? I'm just emphasizing that the topic you mentioned existed during pre-colonial times. But I'm never denying that European colonization affected the way some Asians see things today. I'm just emphasizing that Asians in general have the idea of colorism GENERALLY not because people want to be European, rather they want to achieve a noble idea of being Asian. Well, Filipinos like you may have a different idea due to Spanish colonization, but ASIANS IN GENERAL, want to have fair skin because they want to, not because they want to be Caucasian. And, I said ASIANS, because I'm not talking specifically about Filipinos. Filipinos are in the gray area so, you might be one too. But I'm not talking about Filipinos. You probably do but I'm not, and I don't care because I'm talking about Asian people as a whole. Like for example, I'm Asian in the present day, not the colonial days, and if ever I wanna have fairer, smoother skin, it does not automatically mean I wanna be caucasian or be European coz that's ridiculous and it has nothing to do with being "white". Does tanning mean you want to be dark-skinned like Black people? That's ridiculous. Some people can't get over the fact that Asian people can do things the way they want to, without needing to get accused of wanting to be white. And most people who complain are oftentimes those people who didn't even grow up in Asia or those who are too westernized that their brain thinks it's normal to accuse Asians of whatever they think Asians are. NOT everything in Asia TODAY is about white people, lmao and not everything is about colonization. I'm against the colonized era, but it does not affect me anymore personally since it's already in the past and I have a culture that's not focused on "colonization" or "Euro-centric" lmao. I don't know about you but Asian cultures are too rich for us to focus only on colonization and to give a damn on white people. okay...tl;dr.. but.. Are you Asian who lived and grew up in Asia? If so, you should know those by now. If you're some Asian-American who grew up in the states, I would understand you would have a different perspective due to your less Asian upbringing and euro-centric perspective of things. It's just funny that these Asian-Americans think they could speak for all of the Asian people when they didn't even grow up in the Asian continent and had the first-hand experience of what it is to be actually "Asian". I'm sorry for being blunt too but, Asian-Americans like you are not Asian enough to us Asians so you cannot tell Asians like us who lived in the continent how to live our lives. And trust me, our Asian life does not revolve around white people. It may be different for you Asians who live overseas where white culture is favored, so I understand that you'd think Asian people getting fair skin is due to them wanting to be "European"... like wtf, that's ridiculously stupid to think about. It seems you're the one who has a colonial mentality because you think everything is related to white people, like c'mon. Try to be a real Asian for once in your life and quit your euro-centric mentality coz that ain't cute, and definitely not the Asian way of cute. PS. I'm sorry, I'm not trying to fight too, but I'm just tired of seeing Asian people (including Filipinos in PH) being accused that they have a colonial mentality or they want to be caucasian just because of using whitening products. As an Asian, and I can go tanning and whitening whenever I want to and it has nothing to do with white people or black people. I can dye my hair blonde red black whenever I want to and it has nothing to do with colonial mentality. That's just me but I'm still a proud Asian, what I look like does not define my Asianness, rather it's my manners and culture that define me being Asian. You may call me whatever you want but the problem's on you with your westernized mind or whatever culture you have in the country where you came from...

[@cecetv3824]

@@thwb4661 cool.

[@shasha96613]

I cried hearing Gabi's & Fate's stories. You guys are really nice kids, don't ever let those ignorant mean people's words or actions get into you. If everyone thought in your manner, this world would be a much better and nicer place to live in

[@chhimiximi2539]

Korea is finally opening up to diversity. There is this group of korean society that really doesn't accept people out from their community and especially the dark ones but by bringing on shows like this they are really opening up about this and trying to make their Korean viewers understand these things.

[@darkvalkyria394]

It’s sad to hear some of these kids had to face discrimination at such a young age. It sucks because no one should have to experience that at any point of life.

[@nicnic1794]

I can finally sleep at peace in night without thinking about the next ep 😭😭

[@mariaakinkuolie7610]

But when is the next part 😭

[@nicnic1794]

@@mariaakinkuolie7610 you can check kbs world official acc but I think it's part 2, it's kind of confusing if this is still considered part 1 or already part 2, as the part 2 is already released in kbs 😭😭

[@mariaakinkuolie7610]

@@nicnic1794 ah okaaay wait so is there more pot than this part 3 listen on KZbin already?

[@owmyginu6704]

I'm so invested on this series of them, They are so comforting and relatable

[@Memorabilia05]

I am Korean and have lived in Japan for 5 years. As I live there my co worker was joking about my pronunciation and I was banned from the store because I was Korean. I think that discrimination exists in any country and that is not right. I am really feel sorry for Danial.

[@crookshanks0474]

I love this episode so much, thank u for featuring this! Especially the experience of the kids with darker complexion, how some people in the society look down at them. I hope that people will stop degrading each other and be kind.

[@toyinkezia5181]

Angel be spitting bars, when she replied the grandma. How would you feel when you get discriminated in another country? You would feel bad so please don’t do it. Don’t. It’s sad.

[@h.a3064]

It broke my heart when they shared the moments they were discriminated against...I hope people start to look beyond the skin color and look at the individual itself. I'm rooting for you guys! Fighting!!

[@kkimcee]

they weren't joking when they said warning: tears 😭 i cried so much. i hope shows like this somehow has an impact on people living there and they realise how their actions and behaviours are hurtful 🥺

[@jinnykim]

외국에 사는 한국인 15살인데 이해되요. 너무 미안하기도 하고 공감도 되고. 우리 다 같이 파이팅 합시다. 다름 사람 시선 보단 나를 좀더 사랑해주면서 당당하게 살아요! 우리모두 그럴 자격이 있어요 !! 파이팅!

[@chunitagold1213]

It’s sad that racism is normalized in today’s society but there are persons who’s heart are bigger than their skin color, I love how these kids share their ups and downs and how they encourage each other to be strong and have fun and I hope the world will one day change to better and positive