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[@anushadanadamani284]

"We didn't care if we lived in the dog house. We were the dogs." -Hoesung, 2021

[@akawale]

The guy is hilarious!

[@roku_nine]

Beast!

[@hareecionelson5875]

legeeeeeeeend!

[@darkcyborgsuperman9521]

Nano? 😆

[@grayeyescrying7818]

Not every Korean looks like a celebrity, says Hoseung who looks like a celebrity XD

[@reielric6246]

Right? He's handsome

[@123.verdant]

Add to the fact that Hoseung is literally an actor. 😂

[@Kingdom_Of_Dreams]

Well, he's an actor, so of course he has to be attractive according to Korean standards in order to get a job lol

[@user-ir1pv7hq6e]

@@Kingdom_Of_Dreams But like what does that have to do with what they said? 💀 Even if he wasn’t an actor he’d still be attractive

[@Klim04]

Nah hes not attractive he is just average

[@aiyren]

Kotoha's way of speaking is adorable

[@khushbuyadav8542]

as an indian i must say, all of these memes were relatable😂😂

[@khushbuyadav8542]

@Fiamo Scarlette people from north east indian states have mongoloid features.

[@khushbuyadav8542]

@Fiamo Scarlette indians are a mixture of aryans( indio-aryans mostly in north), dravidians(in south), mongoloids and kolarian races. influence of europoid race is very little. mostly in west india.

[@ooogabooogaa]

@@khushbuyadav8542 yes I m from there as well n I can 100% say I have the typical asian features you would expect an Asian to have😂

[@kennethferland5579]

@Fiamo Scarlette Europeoid isn't a word as far as I know, the term that got invented to describe all Europeans was Caucasoid in reference to a mountain range on the border of Europe from which a group of people lived who were considered at the time to be ancestral to other Europeans. Ironically these people look more mixed between European and Asian (which is understandable because this is the geographic border). These Caucus people were and still are considered very attractive in Europe, in a similar way to modern mixed European/Asian people.

[@devdiksha]

@Fiamo Scarlette In real world. We have variety of features.

[@markleehasachiken3335]

3:11 i think it meant that westerners get tattoos in asian languages without knowing the meaning so if Asians did the same it'll be like in the picture idk tho😂

[@moondust2365]

True? Although in reality it only happens both ways for t-shirts. But for tattoos, it's just westerners. I've seen East Asians with English t-shirts but they don't know what the word means.

[@moondust2365]

@Fer Wang Lol. Also, in my dialect of Spanish, "policia municipal" means "municipal police" which are quite close lol. Note: "Municipal" in English means "of the municipality", municipality meaning town.

[@moondust2365]

@Fer Wang True. I know. I also see some people doing that here, especially tourists lol. I've even seen locals getting tattoos with ancient writing but the spelling is messed up or the tattoo artist trolled them. XD

[@fannyyhh8891]

Most countries in Europe take their shoes off when going inside the house, there is a doormat right inside the door and there u take off your shoes and put them either on a low shoe shelf or on the mat whereas in Korea u have recessed floor until that "line" then the floor gets higher like a threshold.

[@shisuiuchiha3346]

Even In India we don't wear shoes in the home!

[@alexisford-campbell3140]

You're not going to apply to a lot of places here in America too but of course not for everyone

[@TakittyLove]

@@shisuiuchiha3346 and Why? I'm so curious :0

[@dovlacro6382]

They didn't get dog house meme. That meme talk about strict Asian parents who punish they children if they have even little smaller grade. ("You will sleep in dog house if you disappointed me in that test")

[@p4ngolin]

I think Hoseung got it. What he meant is that korean students have no shame about bad grades, regardless of how strict the parents get. In this situation they'll sleep in the dog house when told to, if it saves them having to work too hard. Sometimes in order to reach happiness, you have to disappoint your parents haha

[@nargisfatimasiddiqui1168]

no tuition teachers/parents scare their kids like study or we will lock you with dog in our store room

[@xheralt]

"In the doghouse" is a very American idiom. Asians don't have doghouses, separate little sheds for their pets, they firstly don't have large yards to accommodate such indulgences, if they do have a yard large enough, they put it to "better" use; they secondly prefer to keep their pets in the family space! Asians also more uniformly train their pets properly, so that being indoors (or roaming free outdoors) doesn't cause problems, whereas American pet training varies wildly from near-show quality for housepets to absolute lassiez-faire! Hence the necessity for people like Cesar Milan...

[@am32074]

@@xheralt I think the "dog house" meme is for the Asians who live in western countries but yeah usually that backyard goes to "better" use like making a nice little garden or whatever

[@moondust2365]

@@xheralt It depends on the country I think. It also depends on how rich you are. A middle class person in Korea would let their dog in the house but a middle class person in the Philippines would just make their dog stay outside (with or without a leash). No dog house, not inside human house, just outside, wet in the rain and dirty. Some Filipinos might put them inside their house or make a cheap dog house, but usually dogs just roam the street near their owners house and people know which dog is which. Although there's new laws that say we need to leash our dogs since they bite people sometimes.

[@matthewmann8969]

In most parts of The Americas when people think of Asian they think of usually Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Mongolian, Taiwanese, Hong Kongan, And Macaun

[@manasatilakraj1289]

Yup.. and India as an individual country. They know it’s in Asia but when you say Asians, India is not in the list.. 😄

[@CentauriTT]

@@manasatilakraj1289 Might be good considering all the idiots attacking people they deem Asian in the U.S, lotta racists out there just beating up Asian people cuz some president (won’t say who) basically said the virus came from China and is a Chinese virus. To racist Chinese basically means Asian and ALL Asians.

[@manasatilakraj1289]

@@CentauriTT it’s a sad thing.. the world thinks living in America means happy comfortable life. I hope everyone stays strong physically and mentally.

[@CentauriTT]

@@manasatilakraj1289 Yeah I'm Filipino and most times if I'm going out I'm in a group or with one other person. It really is sad people think ALL Asians caused this pandemic.

[@hanahinachan]

Yeah and i (cambodian-chinese) be like: who am i? Am i not asia? Meanwhile in google: Me: Is Cambodia part of asia? Answer: Cambodia is Southeast Asia. Me: Is China part of asia? Answer: Chinese is East Asia. Also me again: Why am I treated differently? (Sob in mixed race blood) [this is a joke]

[@MasterTKD142]

I died laughing on the “this is the end of wakanda” cause I’ve seen it happen 😅😂. I think I’d straight up walk into the hotel room with shoes on - wouldn’t even think about it 😅

[@sathyapriyasubbiah255]

I'm an Indian, I could totally relate to when he said about the imaginary line in hotels🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@tas77]

im not even asian but my family does that too hhh

[@summernight1039]

I'm indonesian. Me & my friends do that too. Especially since we're muslims and must keep the floor clean for praying, even if we use a special mat for that.

[@tas77]

@summer night yes same!!

[@khadijahbintihasan1314]

lol me too

[@drawer_resp3858]

Southeast asian here too, lol.

[@christinajoseph1890]

Even Indians can relate to this😂 BecAuSe We aRe AsIanS tOo lol😂 Edit: Thank you for 100 likes💜✨

[@akashgaming3041]

Yeah, totally agreed. I want you ask you one question. Have you notice foreigners reacting on Indian things has increased suddenly? Or Only I am think it.

[@RoKuSa007]

@@akashgaming3041 for no of views....

[@tabassumkhatun09]

Yeah

[@kritikakhanna257]

Not about studying tho. Since most people don't pay attention and would rather bunk than study and have a good future **smiles in pain**

[@CentauriTT]

This might be messed up to hear but in the U.S maybe that’s a good thing, all the people racists are considering Asian are getting killed or beaten

[@carlart74]

As an asian american living in California... This was all totally relateable .. best quote from our Beast today to para-phrase : "We didn't care about the dog house... We were the dogs ! ' I personally made skipping school an art form myself. ㅋㅋㅋㅋ ( Edit : Kotoha & our Beast looking " Awesome"... Pun totally intended )

[@easypeasylemonsqueezy530]

U come to a Indian house Honey *diet?* No MORE

[@BEcauseILoveYooh]

You ever walk into a Portuguese house? You're always being force fed

[@gabrielamelo5425]

É PT CRLH

[@zewzit]

é preciso comer o bacalhau todo! é crime estragar!

[@corentinm.105]

I think people serving you too much food, especially elderly, grandmas .. are a world spread tradition ^^' The fact older people always want you to eat a lot works, at least, in France

[@kennethferland5579]

Italians too, I think it's common to Latin cultures.

[@Abiodun92]

@@corentinm.105 Very true, it seems to be a grandma thing overall to overfeed their grandchildren, my Finnish grandma does this and so does my Nigerian grandma.

[@manasatilakraj1289]

When you see so many shoes first thing that comes to every Indian mind is “ there must be some function/celebration going on inside the house”

[@anvi40]

yea lmao

[@shisuiuchiha3346]

Even funeral😜😁

[@greenmachine5600]

Only europeans keep their shoes on indoors. Americans take their shoes off indoors before entering. This is especially true in apartments in NY. I've heard english and french always keep shoes on indoors.

[@JabbaNoFatta]

Actually most Americans do not take their shoes before entering, even in their own houses. It is considered rude to take your shoes off in someones house in America unless they ask you to do it. Americans almost always have their shoes on inside unless they are "in" for the night and are not planning on going anywhere else but even when" in" for the night they wear slippers.

[@bluemeow]

Not really. Here in Europe you take your shoes off in Finland, Sweden and Norway. Probably some other European country too.

[@tipziegurl7998]

Im an American & if you are not of the Asian/Muslim/Ect ethnicity/ancestry its considered weird to expect people to take their shoes off when coming into your house. On the flip side its also considered weird for someone to take their shoes off when coming into your house. 🤷🏼‍♀️

[@greenmachine5600]

If you live in an apartment you take your shoes off in america.

[@JabbaNoFatta]

@@greenmachine5600 Not really. Not when entering but maybe once you reach the bedroom or you are not going anywhere for awhile or you have an all in one small apartment. Maybe like you said, it is true for New York ( why exactly?) but I do not think it is the norm.

[@nr30]

Its simple 👇 I see Hoseung in the thumbnail 🤭 I click it 😌

[@hoseung_ronnie]

Thanks!!!

[@jesslynjie2309]

Same wayy!

[@nr30]

@@hoseung_ronnie Omo!!!!! 🥰🥰🥰🥰 fangirling moments

[@chubszawsze1636]

Can we please talk about Hoseung호승's haircut? 😭😭😭 I'm in love 💕

[@clavius8182]

she's really fun. please bring her back in the future.

[@noreineflora4168]

She takes it to the point i don't want to take it anymore me: SAME GURLLL

[@mm-bv4zw]

I'm living for these vids❤️

[@d1ma894]

In the UK, I'd say the majority of households also take the shoes off since many houses have carpet in them. However we don't have disposable slippers for guests, so you just have to wear socks. It's often the stereotype that Americans don't take their shoes off indoors.

[@Manueelaa]

Yeah it's the same in Switzerland

[@tayyelii97]

we leave our shoes in our room oppose to the door and usually walk around in slides or slippers not necessarily outside shoes but definitely something is on our feet. at least in black households

[@KhronicD]

@@kubachiglow41 I don't have many visitors in my home, but since I rented a completely refurbished apt with all new everything, I definitely make anyone who comes in take their shoes off at the door. It's more to save the carpet and cleaning time than anything else. I think it probably also depends on the climate. If you live in a snowy/rainy climate, it's obvious you'd remove dirty/wet footwear when entering your home.

[@greenmachine5600]

We don't wear shoes indoors in the US. I've heard they wear shoes indoors in England

[@hah3456]

@@kubachiglow41 Yes people don’t wear shoes inside the US where I live. I’d say only like 25% do, mostly the older generation because it’s seen as immodest to take off your “clothing”

[@elcrego]

Her posture is sooo good

[@denisemahe8539]

This was too cute. I can totally relate to the shoe segment especially since we grew up taking off our shoes when we entered our home (and I'm not even Asian (but totally love Asian culture)). 🇨🇦

[@navyasanthosh6331]

I love how by the end of the video, they itself understood the memes were mostly about East Asia and not whole Asia so they changed it & said they looked & talked about East Asian memes!

[@ihavetwomoms3448]

Im a korean American i was adopted at 5 months old from seoul i would love to talk to some of my bruddas to see how different my life woulda been if i grew up there great vids btw

[@baesoo3601]

All these study memes r related to Indian lol😹 these memes r related to Southwest Asia too......bcz we indian have northeastern states

[@anvi40]

these memes are basicaly east and south asia

[@ryu465]

it great to see Kotoha again

[@zeds4804]

Hotel imaginary line was so funny and relatable though 😂

[@WJSN_officiaI]

KOTOHA IS SO CUTE SIJDJFJMSKS

[@lalina1304]

Asian eyes are very cool in my opinion. It's too bad many Asians like to change them.

[@user-iw7sp7yj9k]

Asian eyes all look different thogh. I have double eye lids.

[@lalina1304]

@@user-iw7sp7yj9k yes of course, like Indians. My apologies. I guess I should have been more specific. Lol single eyelids look really cool in my opinion 😅

[@user-iw7sp7yj9k]

@@lalina1304 i like single eyelids too. Btw i am Korean and quite a number of koreans have double eyelids too

[@lalina1304]

@@user-iw7sp7yj9k I've never been to Korea but I've noticed that many Korean actors have double eyelids. I've seen Korean kids and babies with double eyelids so I know it does happen naturally. But I've also always assumed that most people in the entertainment industry go for plastic surgery so you never know.

[@sunoozebutton444]

ITS TWO OF MY FAVES TOGETHER FINALLY

[@roevardotter]

In europe we never entered houses with our shoes on. I think thats more an american thing

[@p4ngolin]

I think it depends though. The people I know are fine with shoes in the entrance, kitchen and dining area. but if you plan on entering any bedroom or the living room you better take them off. I think they consider these areas to be "guest friendly" when bedrooms and living room is more private/cozy. I from France/UK btw. so that's not a general case at all ^^

[@nunyabusiness6450]

In the US, you take off your shoes in your own house right away but not if you have guests over, and the guests shouldn't take off their shoes either It's a sign of relaxation, and so you're only supposed to take off your shoes as a host or a guest if everyone is really close to each other, like family or close friends

[@cristinabarilla]

It always depends on home to home, in mine, I am always with slippers at home and we take off our shoes at the entrance, but we do not expect this from our guests. If we go to other people's homes we adjust to their customs, but we don't feel obliged to usually take them off.

[@amarislynnarguijo]

I think it depends on the person and household

[@roevardotter]

Ah ok, here in germany everyone allways takes off their shoes when entering a home. Even for example insurance guys :D thanks for all your insights!

[@keytokwangya]

Why are they sooo cute

[@keytokwangya]

@caillou you made my day

[@powbobs]

She’s a model/dancer. He’s an actor.

[@keytokwangya]

@@powbobs ohh ok

[@superruss1474]

2:20 I found this one so true, my grandpa takes pictures of pretty much every meal we eat

[@dishanayak2763]

Everything was so relatable except eyes meme . also it's true that many Asian parents expect really high grades like always an A+ . And the imaginary line for shoes in hotels man I thought it's only my family😂 Ps-i am an Indian(Asian)

[@Drescher1984]

I saw a stand up comedian say that "An Asian without A's is a Sin" hehe

[@michelleanderson1218]

Hoseung: "I think everyone is pretty" Me: "I have become a snowman in spring...." Sweet beast 💜

[@alisha7456]

She looks so cute omg

[@raquelfigueroa5539]

I love the taking off you’re shoes, but this is not particle when you live in a apartment where you share a small hall with your neighbor . One day my downstairs neighbor ( before covid) had a group of people visiting, and well my door was blocked with all of their shoes. It was hard for me to open my door to go out.....

[@btsarmyforlife6655]

Can't wait to watch

[@sophiahinna]

that shoe thing! it triggers something inside me when someone doesn't take their shoes off when they enter a house. I'm like dude,the germs!!

[@matthewgraham2546]

My son teaches high school advanced math and even at that level he says the Asian parents are very involved with their child's education and the reason they do well academically.

[@alisha7456]

02:40 I can relate to this on spiritual level lol

[@ada-m710]

Hoesung looks like Moonbyul 😳

[@taneshaadams96]

5:28 so at my friends house growing up we couldn't even bring them inside so if you didnt like that person you could hide one of the shoes

[@jantube358]

Finally we get to see our Moon Byul again!

[@PascalletenBroeke]

They are so funny together😂

[@lexxieveronica]

I never clicked so fast in my life 💙

[@andreasamardzija1496]

They didn't explain the tattoo meme well and Ariana was trying to write hers in Japanese Kanji

[@StabStabStabStabby]

Pretty much all women take hundreds of pictures to just upload one. It's universal.

[@rahadiyandewangga5141]

Hoseung look soo finee 😍

[@iridescentdemon]

7:12 exactly! Very 매력적이다!

[@HrHaakon]

The seven rings thing is because it reflected the cost of the fuel to run the small barbecue. Seven [cheap coin of some sort], can't remember what they were called. So it's Japanese linguistic drift, more than anything.

[@crispyntoasty850]

yeaa the smol eyes

[@summernight1039]

6:19 Totally relatable. I'm Indonesian (SEA). One of my younger cousins said this at our eldest aunt's: Auntie is always cooking something. She was totally right, she's always cooking something. My mom, not so much, but my mom & her 2 sisters are always feeding us kids something. I live far from home, every time I go back home my mom always gives me food to bring back to my place.

[@queerslovebts]

Indians can relate to all (except for the eye one). I also have the mindset, when I was newbie to K-pop, that all Korean men look like BTS. I even wanna settle down in South Korea for BTS but not now...

[@pahakasvivenuksesta2653]

was fun greetings from Finland

[@TheBombayMasterTony]

Good explanations.

[@bekindandpolite2158]

Asians are similar I think because it was relatable as an Indian and India is also in Asia we Indians might look different from other Asians but I guess the culture thing is same

[@ainvip5ever285]

5:48 Jho Low hmm

[@CreativeCreatorCreates]

Omg her pants! So good!

[@SimplyKpopGames]

I think the 'not taking off your shoes before going into the house' is a very USA kind of thing. Here in Norway, we ALWAYS take our shoes off before going in the house. I think that's the norm for other European countries as well.

[@greenmachine5600]

No it's not.

[@SimplyKpopGames]

@@greenmachine5600 I think it depends on where in the US you live, when I lived in NYC, the norm was to keep your shoes on inside.

[@projektaquarius]

The grandma thing is funny and relatable to me. That's how my southern black grandmother was.

[@fizasentertainment4254]

relatable on soo many levels, bytheway I am from Pakistan which is in Asia too.

[@devashrijoshi9079]

This guy speaks 4 languages- Korean, French, Japanese & English Me: *sweating nervously*

[@jonadabtheunsightly]

Mothers do that everywhere. In the Midwest, you can be a hundred pounds overweight and diabetic, it doesn't matter, your mom still can't resist the urge to try to feed you every single thing in the fridge whenever you come in the door.

[@CR-yo8je]

petition to bring JINKYU back.........

[@p4ngolin]

signed !

[@hithisismira]

I think they misunderstood the tattoo meme. A lot of foreigners will get tattoos with Asian words on them not knowing the language and it'll be completely wrong (like the ariana grande example but it's actually quite common). The meme is joking about that but how it would look the other way around. It's making fun of westerners, not asians.

[@mavinajfan]

One of those pictures reminded me of when I was 16 and I was eating at my best friend's house, who happens to be Indian, I was eating and eating and her parents were like have more! I literally felt sick I ate so much. When they dropped me off at my house her mom rolled down the car widow and was like Allie, you didn't eat much make sure to eat something at home. I had to lie down I was so full.

[@mimhuma3335]

I'm south asian, and can relate to every meme😂😂

[@jasonnathan750]

Jho Low HAHAHAHA

[@hpalahpone1678]

Yayyyyyy

[@ariannamasetti6005]

I think the food meme is relatable everywhere but USA lol

[@olivia7759]

Wah, can identify with #2, math score one! Also go home to study! Singapore parents all kiasu!! 😵

[@portaltwo]

I had to look up "kiasu". Now I understand! 😄😄😄

[@sofialcazar954]

I have never been this early. Love you all!

[@aaronmyers5970]

WE MUST PROTECT OUR BEAST AND KOTOHA AT ALL COST LMBO VERY INTERESTING TO WATCH 🔥🔥

[@reielric6246]

Depends on where I am, or how I'm being treated, but I love hearing that I look young. And I look better in person, in pictures not 1 out of 100 looks good. And you have an option in my house wear your shoes don't wear them, it's your choice, just don't put your feet on the furniture if you wear your shoes.

[@andreasamardzija1496]

I think the math thing is a little more specific to Chinese people as the top five internationally ranked countries for testing in Mathematics are China itself, Singapore which is a majority Chinese country, Macao (an independently governed Chinese territory), Hong Kong (which has held the same sort of status as Macao for decades but I won't get into recent stuff because I don't know), and Taiwan (which China considers China but they consider themselves Taiwanese) although Japan is 6th and Korea 7th. I think it is notable that Apart from China, Singapore and Macau retaining the top spots in across all subjects (Hongkong is also 4th in reading) Japan jumps to 5th in Science and South Korea stays in 7th but in Reading Korea is 9th while Japan is tied for 14th (placing it behind the US.) The overall ranking has China, Singapore, Macao, Hongkong, Japan and Korea in the same spots as math so it's probably where she's from, but also not as accurate a meme as it could be, even if it wasn't meant for Asian Americans.

[@10nsman69]

A lot of this is true in Hawaii as there are many Asians here, especially the study hard memes are applicable in Hawaii, lol

[@hanjihyun4714]

1:35 god that was cute

[@kennethferland5579]

Yep these were definitely east Asian oriented memes, the sense that many contain the western stereo types of east Asians. The being over-fed by your parents though, that's common to soooo many cultures, Italians are know for it as well in the west.

[@raquelfigueroa5539]

Please ask Kotaha, if she ever hear the song “ bachata en Fukuoka” by Juan Luis Guerra. A well known singer in The America’s and some parts of Europe,from Dominican Republic. 🦋💞🇩🇴🇺🇸💃🏻

[@zeds4804]

They are so cute together

[@anu83]

taking shoes off when coming inside is also a very important in Finland, and other nordic countries.

[@sayamcsu6733]

Im distracted by kotoha’s hair…its so nice

[@anaprvulovic9994]

People from Asia and the Balkans have so much in common

[@JockJutManhwaRecap]

ya fun is studying

[@kajalbhandari7891]

I could relate... I am Indian 😊

[@malkhazizatiashvili2606]

4:24 wow thats me

[@andreastrom6106]

I feel like its been awhile since we've seen Hoseung I'm glad he's back again. Personally all of Koreans looking like bts is a bit too much. If they all looked like hoseung that would be more then enough lol 😆

[@khadijahbintihasan1314]

those shoes thing you can find a lot in my country, i mean most homey in my country😂😂😂

[@hyuuganatsume2621]

lol the Crazy Rich Asians one are Henry Golding and Jho Low. Lol Malaysian represent?

[@ragemydream]

Hoseung could have played the lead actor in mouse.

[@nathalykim1263]

the photoshop thing is crazy for Koreans, it's like a different person on their instagram vs irl

[@khadijahbintihasan1314]

yeah try me,, Malaysian be like, sooooo laid back😌 but i really hate it when people being late on meeting or promise

[@jamyosh5977]

I am first☺️

[@iva21k]

For the shoes - In Balkan countries is the same. We don't enter with shoes,we put off them and take slippers (or without slippers, it's personal choice) , but we NEVER enter with our shoes on. And I don't understand people in other countries who enter their homes with shoes. But I respect their choice.

[@gabrin6687]

hoseung my boo

[@1968sharada]

This pick witam shoes, the same think in Poland.