Koreans React to Asian Racism For The First Time

disclaimer! This video is made for educational and opinion-sharing purposes rather than hate or discrimination.
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[@Mikasaxx0]

She said "It's a huge deal in states, he would get arrested " this had me laughing. Girl many dangerous folks walking there freely without getting charges for many Asian attacked.

[@Whytepathe]

..or completely ignored when it's caucasians being attacked.

[@ridita5221]

That man was dumb and deserved to be arrested.

[@drawnfromscratch]

And most of them are black men.

[@TheUnstableNutcase]

That's what I was thinking lmao. Is she fucking high? Where did she get her information about the US? Out of all the countries that come to mind where someone could get arrested for doing what was done in the clip, the US is the LAST country I would think of

[@user-my1zq8kj4s]

I think it’s in the way how racists will be canceled in the us ( celebrities for exemple ) the opposite of Korea where it’s totally ignored.

[@hyacinthec7297]

Racism and Xenophobia is the stupidest thing. People aren't born this way so I wonder at what point in their education all the prejudice and hate from the environement comes in and gets impregnated into their persona. As a mixed Korean I will say that coming from a homogenous society, we can only feel racism and prejudice targeted against us, abroad, not at home. But because our soceity is so homogenous, anyone different than the mold, WILL BE a target to prejudice and hate from us. Like me being mixed, I'm facing prejudice from fellow koreans. So people complain about the way they are treated abroad, but let's not disregard the problems at home, the way we/ some people treat foreigners. I don't have it easy, but let's not even talk about south east asians in Korea, or Indians and Pakistanis, people from Africa etc Maybe that should be topic for a future video : the prejudice and xenophobia from the korean society and some people towards "others". I'm a mixed korean, I look korean but I have a tan skin, and my mom, because she is not korean, can not even enter some spaces dedicated for "Koreans only". This is my society in 2022

[@KimchiYeo]

blame media and the dumb peopel who listen to it.

[@nekomiauw3767]

Racism is basic thing that every human have, every races or person normalcy think they are better than the other. But as people that have morality we need to control that.

[@eloraalokita1558]

You are right 😭

[@aintitdatruth9292]

That's their problem , not yours. Consider the source , keep on moving.. You're never going to change some peoples minds no matter how hard you try. Pity them , and move on .

[@ShesBats]

That's very true. This channel gets ya thinking I like it

[@tonygallagher6989]

My ex was Filipino. When we were in a restaurant, an elderly woman at another table stared at her all the time we were there. As we were leaving, I stopped by her table to say "I know. She's beautiful, isn't she? I can't take my eyes off her either. My parents told me it's rude to stare though."

[@Moonshinesgreen]

U act as gentleman wow , most of men doesn’t do anything

[@riverselive_kdmz_8458]

@@Moonshinesgreen that is actually true but ngl tony u were a gentleman on this one.

[@aria9265]

I am so sorry that that happened to her. Stop Asian Hate! Stop AANHPI Hate!

[@Sillygaminghd]

I'm an adopted Korean, so I've lived and grown up in Norway all my life. On a work trip to Denmark, I had travel with a vessel to Sweden. To get from the vessel to the harbor, I had to take a smaller pilot boat. The guy who picked me up in Sweden spoke English to me when we met. I didn't think much of it, as I worked in a international company. Once we arrived in the harbor, he again spoke to me in English and told me to wait. I was waiting for a taxi to arrive, so I could get to the airport. Once the taxi driver arrived, I was called out and the white swedish guy said to the taxi driver something negative about asians, since I look asian. Do take note that he said this in swedish. Which was funny to me, since I can understand swedish. (perk of being close neighboring countries with similar languages) The taxi driver greeted me, in swedish asking how's it going and where I'm from. I answer in Norwegian, slightly louder volume so the pickup guy can hear me. As I speak I turn my head to look at him to check his reaction. I've never seen a caucassian face change color to bright red that fast before. He looked quite uncomfortable and left quickly. Was a fun ride to the airport talking chatting with the taxi driver after this episode. 😂

[@svetlanashalieva8942]

hahaha well done

[@tashusingh5829]

🤣🤣

[@parthi9227]

U did so well. So tired of this kind of shitty people. 😤

[@Nothingbutdust_]

I'm so sorry you had to experience that. You handled it very well. I'm a Swedish speaking Finn and I have a mother who can act very racist at times and I often get second hand embarrassment from her. I've always liked to think that we are quite friendly here but I guess there's still so much more room for improvement, especially since tensions between different ethnicities have been somewhat higher than usual these past few years. I hope you never have to experience anything like that again 😔

[@sgtmian]

that’s right, embarrass the fuck out of them. i feel like it’s much more looked down upon here to be racist compared to in the u.s. but that also leads to more hidden racism, racists speak to each other in code. one of my family friends said the neighborhood i was moving to was "cloudy" and i didn’t get it, turns out she meant it was dark there as in a lot of foreigners live there.

[@astm5601]

Believe it or not, people can be so rude. But the world can' t continue to be nicer with them in! I'm sorry for them...... Anyways, I love your videos guys! Keep going!

[@Relax-xs1xt]

I’m Chinese and I go to a American school. There is always students making jokes about Chinese and it is uncomfortable. They would say go back to your country or something like that.

[@dreanor3699]

@@Relax-xs1xt Thats americans. Nothing new with their twisted society and evil foreign politics. In europe almost none is racist toward asians

[@user-pd9ju5dk5s]

@@Relax-xs1xt East Asians are just as racist. They say the similar things toward darker skinned ppl. Stfu. Cant complain about other cultures when yall do it too

[@cristhian4012]

@@Relax-xs1xt i'm not american, but i'm really sorry for the situation they put You everyday.. Just stick with ur good mates/friends, teachers and family. Don't listen to them. U are free to live wherever You want and to study in any school! Stay safe 🙌💪❤️

[@ultimatebiaschomiyeon3774]

So trueeeee

[@Olivia-rm6si]

To the girl who keeps saying this can't happen in the US , Yes it does. To the last comment saying Koreans don't sit next to black people in subways but you do and you're not sure whether it's good or not oh well you're showing the rest of Koreans how to be kind and there's nothing wrong with that.

[@thea9153]

True. But i feel like its more talked about in the us and people are more educated on asian hate there than many countries in europe

[@sangwoohan1177]

Europe is way worse on average.

[@ko-Daegu]

@@sangwoohan1177 I mean korean are pretty racist yall don't like black people us Europeans are way more diverse darker skin people can't even live normally or allowed in numbers in your country so how us European are worst

[@Vixenventures]

Wow... I've had racism directed at me, but never witnessed it directed at others like this. Especially not Asians. My daughter and I embrace all facets of life. KZbin should make a rainbow heart emoji. Yes, say no to racism. 💜

[@Jay-bv3qo]

Say no to racism! 💜 I experienced systematic racism majority of my early life in a European country, yes racism is real and it's hard battle to win. I love everyone, but I think people need to chill with stereotypes and take more inspiration from East Asian Culture's

[@AllyWithaD]

@@Jay-bv3qo Same here, I've experienced racism for so many years while I was living in Africa. So each time I see these types of videos I get really angry cause i know what it feels like and I'm just so mad that most of them don't get what they deserve

[@laurarossi9277]

The Korean girl video is filmed in Germany

[@LeksDee]

i watched that stream live and was so embarrassed for my people to give someone such an impression of the country. But what can you do, it's a problem all over the world, thats just how ppl are unfortunately. Im happy that my area is a lot more open than bavaria but there are probably a few ppl even here that are like that...I'm happy she still had a great time in Germany though, atleast from what it seemed like as a viewer, and also that this didnt happen a lot.

[@chrisc1184]

@@LeksDee It actually did happen a lot. I saw it too and I was shocked at how often it occurred during the short time. These are things you experience living in any country for several months and years. But the fact that it kept happening throughout her short visit was sad. And this was pre-pandemic, so I imagine things would be worse nowadays.

[@user-pd9ju5dk5s]

@@LeksDee Hey, it's Germany 🤷‍♂️ No suprises there

[@LeksDee]

@@user-pd9ju5dk5s why?

[@user-pd9ju5dk5s]

@@LeksDee What do you mean why? Did you sleep through history class? 😂

[@ripvanwinkle9648]

This brings back painful memories. I"m sad to admit that I come from a racist family. Back in college, I was dating a young woman from S. Korea, and when I took her to meet my parents, my father said something, looked at her, and then went, "Do you understand me? Read my lips." (Her English was actually better than his!) This moment was the closest I ever came to striking my own father. My girlfriend was the one who actually stopped me from doing so. A few days later, my mother angrily asked, "What? Do you really want to have slanty-eyed babies?!" My response was, "Yes, what's wrong with that? She was not amused. A few years before my father passed away, he discovered that my niece was dating an African-American man. Hearing him pleading with her to break things off and not bring shame to the family while in tears was simply pathetic. Yeah, my parents and I didn't exactly get along well. It took me a very long time to unlearn the racist things that I had been taught as a child by them, and I am still very mindful of how I talk and act around others in fear that I may inadvertently insult someone without realizing it. Please don't teach your children to hate.

[@Nothingbutdust_]

That's horrible. My mother is also racist and it's really difficult to have to deal with someone like that. And I can understand your fears of coming off racist by accident because of the brainwashing. I often get second hand embarrassment from her. Sometimes she makes me feel really ashamed of her and my grandfather is very much the same as her.

[@joshmcgregor4839]

Damn man, you were lucky, I had to learn how to be racist all by myself...

[@ripvanwinkle9648]

@@joshmcgregor4839 Dude, I understand that you are making a joke -- but just in the off chance that you are being serious -- not a good thing to learn.

[@joshmcgregor4839]

@@ripvanwinkle9648 I'm joking?

[@ripvanwinkle9648]

@@joshmcgregor4839 Are you sure? That question mark is rather concerning. HAHAHA!

[@johnbenson2919]

There is never any excuse for racism. We are essentially the same and just trying to make the best of this life as we can.

[@crazzzytimes3357]

Racism is just awful…my Indian friend went to Korea on a business trip for 5days before that she was in china for 5 days…never experienced racism in her life she’s 27…anyway she went to Korea got racially abused by 2 guys yelling at her saying she stinks n other stuff…she cried her eyes out the day before leaving Korea a group of 2 girls and 4 guys Ganged up on her while she was with a colleague talking so much 💩to her she got slapped and a police officer saw it all and did nothing…the experience really affected her she now refuses to go Korea on business….it was 2017 and to this day it still effects her…racism is all over the world

[@aylessmith1263]

Something similar also happened to a friend of mine when he went to Korea. For their next video they should find clips of Koreans being racist to foreigners and also get their reaction to that.

[@crazzzytimes3357]

@@aylessmith1263 it’s awful…I mean comments I have read from Koreans …the way they talk about black and Indian people they also say white people stink of rotten cheese and milk 🤣🤣🤣🤣 I mean fine but don’t be hypocrites you are not innocent…I mean they love that type of white like ghostly A4 paper white so anyone with a darker skin tone is going to get it…my friend is still effected by it…

[@Random-qi3vv]

@@crazzzytimes3357 really? i look Indian, but I had an awesome time in korea(spent 3 months there). Im a male and well built with tatoos, so maybe that dettered them? Made a lot of friends too, and speak to them to this day( i barely speak the language btw). I got lucky I guess.

[@crazzzytimes3357]

@@Random-qi3vv why are you talking in that manner…putting my friends experience down…so what if it didn’t happen to you. Lucky you…good for you..what does that have do with what happened to my friend…how dare you with really?????? yes really

[@arusu1806]

Yeah Korea is far from innocence.

[@LiraFn]

I'm from Sweden and there's this thing in Sweden that kids(elementary kids) used to do with the eyes. There was a song that went 'dad is chinese, mom is japanese, poor little child' then they would represent the 'japanese mom' by pulling edges of eyes down but up for the 'chinese dad' and at the end the 'poor little child' would be represented by them pulling each side of the eyes in opposite directions. This was something that even i did and looking back at it, it was such a horrible thing but was so normalized and looked over. Gotta mention tho that majority of kids didn't realize this was racist(like me) but I think it's sad. PS this was not done to a specific person it was just a ''fun'' thing kids thought of it as but I can imagine if an east asian kid was seeing it they could have felt a bit hurt. I thankfully don't think kids in sweden still do this.

[@satanswife2546]

That made me audibly muttered what the fuck

[@LiraFn]

@@satanswife2546 it was such a f*cked up thing. Don't understand why it was a thing

[@rakka2533]

Britain has something very similar. As far as I'm aware there is no song, but kids found it funny to pull up their eyes and say they were Japanese and pull down their eyes and say they were Chinese when I was at primary school. As a child I also was completely unaware of how racist and hurtful it is. There was only one East Asian person in my class and I feel so bad thinking about how she must have felt when this happened.

[@thepr1ntgnome430]

Yeah swedes are racist and they are proud of it

[@CypherNugget]

@@rakka2533 We did have a song similar to this.. it was "Chinese (up slant eyes) Japanese (down slant eyes), dirty knees (touch knees) what are these? (hold breasts) boobies

[@pufferfish3974]

I think what’s amazing yet so scary about social media in the US is that if you gain enough support from people online, you can actually get the person who committed the wrongful act to be fired, expelled from a school, etc. Social media is a powerful tool and it can definitely do amazing things, but when used wrong, innocent mistakes can get a person a worse punishment than deserved.

[@chrisc1184]

That's why we need to be mature and differentiate between what's a mistake and what's straight up hateful. Unfortunately, woke Americans can't tell the difference. Some of the things we see on the video is obv hate, not mistakes.

[@flytink1]

There’s a difference between racism and “innocent mistakes”. If someone gets canceled they deserve it.

[@chrisc1184]

@@flytink1 stupidest statement i ever heard. Ive seen people cancelled for stuff only to be found innocent later on. Im sure they "deserved" it.

[@heyitsgiggle]

While not as violent, there are similar problems like this that foreigners in Korea face. I've lived here for 2+ years and it's pretty blatant sometimes. You just learn to live with it. While there are terrible discriminations (especially during covid, holy s%$t) there are plenty of good things about living in Korea as a foreigner. Although, I can't imagine what it would be like to go through this not knowing how to speak Korean. I'm able to pickup on a lot of things because I speak Korean too. Most just don't expect me too because I'm a giant bald white guy here lol

[@athenalavigne5725]

@Accel erator it’s been happening since before covid tho, and especially to black ppl

[@ISangaloUnofficialFR]

dude, not violent !? did you not read the comment about someone's friends being ganged up by several people multiple times during a 5 day business trip ???? Violent racist attacks are everywhere, and Korea is no exception.... before or after covid. Korea is one of the most racist country due to the fact that they were not in contact with other countries outside of east asian countries until the 20th century so most of them are 100% east asian (roughly 98% of the population is 100% east asian).

[@heyitsgiggle]

@Accel erator while that is true, koreans partied just as much if not more than foreigners. ㅅㅂ 생활 (the ah f**k it mentality*) existed long before covid Remember, we foreigners are the vast minority here. Korean police tend to be much harsher towards foreigners. Most foreigners followed the distancing laws very strictly because we know what happens when foreigners make a mistake here and get put in the spotlight, it's the few s&+theads that ruin it for all of us and korean news channels blasted any clips of foreigners that they could. Very few koreans were officially reported and punished largely because of how lax korean police respond to calls. Racism exists anywhere you go, but it's stuff like this that gives real racists an excuse to blast off. This has been going on long before covid, and will continue long after.

[@ko-Daegu]

@Accel erator nice way to justify racism towards white people in your country buddy then as Eastern European if I saw Asians who brought covid-19 to us from the first place now they are back in their country I'm allowed to hate them thank you buddy for giving us the green light t

[@chuckpapermaker]

I really like all the Giggle cast. They all seem like really good people. It's a shame there so many ignorant, unkind people in all areas of the world, but I think there are more good people. Love from Savannah Ga USA.

[@bdman0077]

The funny side of this is, as a french/ african man, i've been experienced racism in korea. i was in a small restaurant in seoul and the guy never came to take my order lol. I've waited like 30 minutes and he never came. i was so mad lol ! i came back to japan after this ( where i live now ). But every korean are not like this, i met a lot of friendly people too, so it's ok. there is racism everywhere i guess...

[@peytongordon-k6v]

Korea has a different restaurant culture from the West. In most Korean restaurants, you have to ring the bell located at the table to take your order, or call them directly if the restaurant doesn't have a bell.. If you sit still without placing an order, they may think you're choosing a menu or you're resting.

[@bdman0077]

@@peytongordon-k6v yeah i know, i live in asia since long time now, and this is the same in japan. But this restaurant was a small one with no bell. workers came to every table to take customers orders, everyone except me.

[@manakalaala]

@@bdman0077 If it's crowded in the store, they won't come even if you wave, so you have to call them out loud

[@bdman0077]

@@manakalaala it wasn't crowded

[@Ian-sd5zn]

There're still many Korean (especially the elderly) being afraid of black people or speaking English. and you said it was a small restaurant so it's not normal to see foreigners for them. But what you've experienced isn't common in Korea. I hope you feel better from my comment and I'm sorry about your experience in Korea.

[@idgf577]

I'm a Syrian in turkey... I faced racism for 8 years .. I also have a Malaysian and a korean friend... We faced racism so much that we laugh at it at times..

[@dramaworld5987]

Koreans reacted to racism, knowing that there are lot's of places in Korea where except Caucasians, others are not allowed. Even some white could be racist but racism in an institution or organization still exist in northern mongoloids countries only.

[@brooks1529]

Mongoloid is a racist term created by racist white peolple who believed whites were superior to every other race. Please educate yourself.

[@lafayettejoe296]

You mean east asian

[@Feudorkannabro]

Institutional racism exists in the West too and it is much more worse there

[@mccartney6642]

They didn't even realized, they also do the same thing 😬

[@claudiacoelho6342]

I realized this.

[@Ymats-dj1nt]

And it is normal to their country 😑

[@BumbleSkrank]

I fucking love Yumi and Bom together ❤ a perfect pair

[@Gabriel-qu5fb]

The sad thing about the girl who just sat in the restaurant then gets bothered by those men is that... she felt the need to compensate for them, in the full clip she was saying that she loves the country and their people... like she did not deserve that at all :(

[@flytink1]

Lmao I would have thrown the racism back in their face. Make eye goggles with your hands and just laugh. And if I got more hate I would have just laughed and pointed and said “you’re ugly, fat, and bald” while continuing to point and laugh. 🙄 Once I went to dinner in Paris at this upscale restaurant with my boyfriend and we were seated in the tourist section and given English menus. Seated next to us was this Japanese couple who didn’t speak English well and they were struggling to order. The French staff were being super unhelpful so my boyfriend and I tried to help them order as best we could. I think they ended up getting the exact same food as us but the good thing is we all liked it!! 😜🍷

[@anamshaikh4018]

I don't know why others treat Asian people so rudely , Asian people are so pretty, why don't they understand that they are humans too 💜💜😔😔😞

[@robertreyes6719]

Born and raised living with my neighboring Asian countries it a matter of education, familiarization with their cultures. Respect begets respect is all that matter.

[@anchalnautiyal8824]

You should also react on how the foreigners face racism in korea

[@idontreadorreply]

Exactly

[@mccartney6642]

They should

[@Random-qi3vv]

@“It's not that easy bein' green” they did.... go to their channel

[@_sparrowhawk]

Awesome idea. Let's see if foreigners can get into a restaurant in Seoul?

[@Ricky_Chhakchhuak]

Yes also how Asian (Chinese, Korean, Japanese) and Northeast Indian people who face racism everyday in India, they should broadcast and cover the true face about Indian. How they call them, chinky, Chinese, momos everything.

[@aliciaakpomughe708]

As an African(Nigerian) you hear the dumbest things ever from racist people.Personally tho they never really happened to me but it happened to those around me like I could walk in to a room to meet my fellow Africana and they would be like you just missed this racist comment this person made.I know I am lucky not to have experience this but I also feel like the universe knows how I would react and seems to just keeps those kind people away from me.

[@razatiger22]

We live in a xenophobic world where the majority race often belittles or attacks the minority. This happens everywhere across the globe. The reason it was and still is bad in the west is because the west is VERY multicultural and races often clash with each other.

[@chrisc1184]

The sad part is that in the west, they don't realize the whites have stolen resources unfairly. There's a history of US stealing land from natives, asians and black people. Then there's europe going around the world and taking resources from every country they colonize and enriching their continent.

[@kimberlyallen2693]

This really sucks. I hate seeing videos of blatant racism. It's ridiculous. While living in Korea, I've also seen lots of Koreans being racist towards black people, Hispanics and South East Asians. It's frustrating because it's rampant everywhere but people rarely notice it unless it's against them. We should really teach empathy and culture from a young age in schools.

[@IcingRose]

Yes. If Korean face it in the USA they would get a taste of their own medicines!

[@RicochetForce]

Yeah, just check out videos of expats in Korea. The experiences of the Black American, Hispanic, South-East Asian, Subcontinent Indian is markedly different from European descended expats. Straight up abuse, denigration, and mockery of their physical form at the very minimum.

[@grandongplb]

Korean also pretty Racist towards fellow East Asian peoples like Chinese, Japanese & Mongolian.

[@Lotusflower00717]

@@IcingRose No know one should wish that on anyone, we should all learn humility and empathy and start accepting others as fellow members human beings

[@alberts4347]

As someone from Europe, (Specifically Denmark) it recently occurred to me how racist most of us are as children. Basically around the age of 10-14 or so, most of us have incredibly racist and edgy humor, specifically towards Asians and black people. It almost never stems from having racist families, since racist families are actually quite rare here from my experience. It seems to just stem from being around other children with edgy humor and wanting to fit in. Back in primary school i had a classmate who was Korean, (adopted) and many of my friends would make racist comments about him, not behind his back but just out in the open. No one ever said anything about this, and my Korean classmate would never seem offended, but usually just laugh along the jokes, (in a way that seemed genuine) bc it was just the norm to make racist jokes like that. I myself also never thought about it to be something weird or rude, simply bc that's just how almost everyone acted. The fascinating thing is that once we hit a certain age of maturity this way of thinking completely goes away, and all of those people i knew who would make racist jokes back then, are completely normal people now who accepts people for who they are.

[@meimatzu]

as an asian american, i genuinely wish i was born in my ethnic country. hate crimes towards asians in the U.S. have been in a all time high.

[@mara_q9979]

@What's on your mind? exactly

[@khj8716]

Same here 😔

[@Mitskibiggestfan]

@What's on your mind? yeah but you gotta realize that in a country were people look like you have the same culture as you there would be 0 racism against you maybe colorism if you are darker and such

[@manmanopoly8047]

Its unfortunate how you feel that way but It is understandable. All their is to do is always be aware your surroundings, never walk alone at night unless with a group, carry a weapon (mace, pocket knife, gun etc.) or buy a ticket to your ethic country and avoid all of the B.S here in the States

[@murdockfiles9406]

@What's on your mind? Easy for you to downplay the issue

[@mh2859]

I heard Koreans discriminate Africans, Pakistanis, Indians and bangladeshi since basically they are not white people... They also might feel the same way. 😟 racism is Very natural but cruel behaviour. And racism prevails in each and every part of the world.

[@hadjersahli4002]

Actually korea is full of racism and bullieing even between each other a lot of my friends went their and all of them expirienced racism at list 3 Times a day specially from old people because they were not Koreans some of them were from Africa some were arab and others were latinos so u Can imagine this. i'm not talking about all the Koreans because this generation is not like they were in the past because social media and internet made people accept eachother i think .

[@piperrainetaylor2924]

I love Asia and their culture's i wouldnt do anything to hurt them nor disrespect them i dont have the right to do that

[@aria9265]

Stop Asian Hate! Stop AANHPI Hate! The hate crimes and the racism is so horrible and it shouldn’t be happening! Everyone deserves to feel safe in their community and no one should be afraid to leave their home. What happened in Atlanta was so horrible and it shouldn’t have happened! My prayers go out to the victims and their loved ones and I hope they get justice. I stand with the Asian Community! I stand with the AANHPI Community!

[@majita9385]

This is so horrible and disgusting. I am white, grew up, and still living in Croatia, but still got offended so many times by our beloved neighbors in "better" Europe (people from Switzerland, Germany, Austria even Italy) they said so many horrible stuff about us (Balkan people). I will never understand this, people are people no matter what kind of race, religion, or ethnicity they are. To me, there are only two kinds of people, good or bad.

[@user-zx1sx9bj5t]

What did they say ?

[@thatguybutitsactuallyagirl5384]

Interesting because they do the almost exact same to Black people in their countries.

[@duckyhawk2910]

Racism against Asians in America is bad, but still not as bad as how black folk are treated. Black folk are the bottom tier. Also, Asian folks here tend to keep quiet about their issues instead of speaking up. There are very few cases of asians uprising here in the states. I always tell people, if you want change, speak up for yourselves, because no one else is going to do it for you. So many people got butthurt over black lives matter, because we didn't include other minorities in our movement, but they could have done the same thing. Which eventually asians followed suit after covid struck. The stop asian hate movement finally gave some validation to the asian community, because they finally stood up for themselves.

[@69MYFUN]

I don't think it that simple... In my opinion the Asian community lack of uprising as you put it was self preservation. Asian in America where basically educated by the state through incidents like "Chinese massacre of 1871" in LA and the "

[@pshay2410]

Out of 4, i liked the reactions and comments of the guy. I can feel his sincerity that he's really pissed and ready to fight back bec.no one deserves to experience everything shown to them (basically racism). I know being calm and not going as low as those people is also a nice act but we shouldnt tolerate them either. Better stay calm yes but show em u can fight back in the smartest way. Like what he said, "There are mean people everywhere. Just give it back to them." Coz u know, it will just be a cycle if we tolerate them

[@Smeergle]

I find it insane that he said “I’m going to report you for being Asian” as he has a phone case from an anime that originated in an Asian culture????

[@im_just_vidu]

I like this combination. Bom and Yumi. Kyuonjun and Hannah. Their energy matches well

[@itsboushra1648]

Me as an Arab or foreigner, i think the Asian people are attractive more than others

[@floraluvrr5661]

This is so sad 😢 we need to stop Asian hate!!!🙁

[@Iwan-lq1to]

I’m 200% agree with you👍😉🙏🙏✌️✌️

[@Wirmish]

Democrats hates Asians.

[@nekomiauw3767]

And we need to stop hating other asian too. I still met some asian peoples who think that causcasian is better than asia, mostly about genetics.

[@g.aloysie8439]

What about other hate?

[@ShesBats]

And I won't just sit there and watch it go on, I'll bring the brawl to defend them I don't care how small I am. Then I'll call the cops 😁👍

[@tykobrayderintergalacticmo1856]

Funny thing is koreans are the same when it comes on treating ASEAN and South Asian people in South Korea

[@user-pd9ju5dk5s]

right? It's quite hypocritical. Ppl will punch down on others they think are beneath them

[@bts_713_svt4]

Firstly I'm just gonna say that I'm a light yellow and i'll explain to you why. I'm a half Belgian, half Chino - Vietnamese living in Belgium and i also received a lot of racist comments and actions like that and even more during the hardest parts of the Covid-19 in Western Europe. During the first wave of Covid I was 12 years old and my sister was only 6. Even a young as was my little sister was she still received a lot of racist comments at school like me. How can people do that to a 6 year old! The World is cruel, BUT we need to REMEMBER THAT THERE'S ALWAYS, AT LEAST 1 PERSON WHO CAN HELP US TO KEEP OR HEAD ABOVE WATER.

[@Ariastyr]

I'm so sorry you or anyone else has to go through this sort of stuff. It's stupid and ridiculous. No one should ever be made to feel ashamed of what they are. You're all beautiful. Most of the time people treat others like that is because there's something wrong with them and they take it out on others instead of realizing their own problems.

[@Gresvo]

This is just heartbreaking, why would you?? I don’t know why but Asian people is the kind of people I would find myself at peace with the easiest. Big heart for the asian people!

[@sumantjaiswal3811]

I am an Indian .. i have had both positive and negative experiences in korea.. i remember that when i came out of the seoul subway for the first time.. i was waiting for a cab and a young Korean couple was next in line.. they were maintaining a huge distance from me but they were not behaving the same with other korean people in the line.. it made me feel very sad.. as if something was wrong with me..

[@dolphinstvjcr]

I live in Upstate NY and there is some racism here. My wife is philipina and it's happened to her but 90 percent of the time someone defends her that shuts them up. The good thing is that there are much more anti racist people willing to jump in.

[@TheGeneralMod]

Doesn't matter what race you are, people will mistreat you and abuse you if your different. I once got called the N word and got punched up by some Polish men when I was 16 (I'm 6'2 and they didn't know I was a kid). I then retaliated by calling my boys and we sorted them out, but I was arrested and charged but luckily since I was 16 and it was a first offence nothing came out of it. I learned from that instance rather than engage with stupidity and try and sort it out physically..... Just walk away, retaliation will teach them nothing.

[@michaelellis4935]

When my kids were small some jerk said some racist crap about them and I got fired for breaking his jaw. No regrets, btw I’m white and my kids are half chinese

[@paulsinaba6340]

du hast richtig gemacht, ich würde das gleiche tun, ich bin mix meine kindern auch

[@DennisTheInternationalMenace]

I laughed so hard when Yumi said "No Chinese!" Thats like an insult to Koreans I've heard.

[@Ostnizdasht206]

Yeah, because Korean's aren't Chinese.

[@Lowlar]

Why is being called Chinese an insult to Koreans? I know it can be annoying but an insult?

[@wangjis_leaf]

@@Lowlar because of past colonisation and political disputes I think?

[@Ostnizdasht206]

@@wangjis_leaf Bingo

[@grandongplb]

@@wangjis_leaf China never colonialized Korea. It only happened when China were ruled by Non Han Chinese (Khitan, Liao, Jurchen & Mongol), they tried to conquer Korea. But When Han Chinese Dynasties ruled (Tang, Song & Ming). They usually allied with Korean Kingdoms. The relationships were cordial. All the Sinophobic attitude came when China become Economical & Political Superpower. Korean couldn't accept they are not the Tiger of Asia anymore.

[@CJ-rl7uf]

Korean to US : stop asian hate, stop racist korean to SEA : ..

[@aria9265]

My prayers go out to the victims and their loved ones. Stop Asian Hate! Stop AANHPI Hate! The hate crimes and the racism is so horrible and it shouldn’t be happening! I Stand with the Asian Community! I stand with the AANHPI Community!

[@andikaanwar]

I stand with Hana. Europe is a very scary place if your face is so asian, especially with small eyes or oriental faces. I experienced twice in my europe tour back in 2019. First at the airport by the AIRPORT STAFF when we were about to fly from paris to toulouse. Second was when we ate in a steak restaurant in Amsterdam by the waitress. Luckily my parents didn't hear anything they said while I'm basically a very chill person and I didn't want to confront them and make a scene there as we will be at disadvantage position if I did Europeans are basically has rude personality from my experience and it's not a secret that they don't like asians so just prepare yourself and please be ready if that happens. however, if you meet asians who live in europe, they will be extremely kind to you. There is a greek restaurant just across the river in front of Notre-Dame, I believe the name is Le Monde Sans Frontieres. The owner is a french I guess (or a greek, of course, as that is a greek restaurant), but most of the staffs were not (no idea how is it now). I think they were Iranian, not sure though, but they have middle-east people's face. The moment we walked into that place they were all shouting so happy like "HEEEEEYYY WELCOME MY BROTHER!!! PLEASE COME IN DON'T BE SHY!!" and I was like "errr...did they think I'm someone that they knew?" 😂😂😂 If you search that place on google map and read the review you will see a comment that said the portion of the food is small. Let me tell you something. They gave us like a very huge portion for every menu we ordered. We were a family of 5 and we ordered only 4 menus, but the food we saw on our table were like meant for 10 people 😱😱😱😱😱😱 while delivering our orders, one of the staff whispered to us "we always super happy when our people eat here. please enjoy" (with a super big smile on his face then he winked to us before he went back to the kitchen). and yeah of course when we were about to leave they shouted again "SEE YOU AGAIN BROTHER!!!! YOU KNOW YOU ALWAYS WELCOMED HERE" a bit too much though 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@user-fi3pp3rb9t]

Yeah I believe that they were iranian because most of the time iranian are very warm hearted and kind people and also funny I agree that may be it is a bit too much but it's all because they want to make the guests feel comfortable .

[@andikaanwar]

@@user-fi3pp3rb9t I'm okay with that don't get me wrong 😆😆 even the owner can't help but smiled when they did that 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@majita9385]

It depends on people, I'm from Europe (Croatia) and I was bullied also from the side of people from Germany, Austria, Italy, etc. - it is because in their eyes we are not good enough - we are "those Balkan people" to them, and I'm white just as they are. So it is not just race issues...

[@mara_q9979]

@@majita9385 yea it's a human issue. People, in general, are cruel to each other for the most ignorant reasons. You can be the same age, gender, race, etc and people will still find an issue with you.

[@EfferusZangetsu]

It doesn´t matter where you go in the world, you will always find a-holes who hate other people, either because of their race, nationality or religion. Let´s not pretend like Asian people in Asian countries are not a-holes to foreigners. Instead of painting whole continents with a broad brush, let us be more respectful to one another, apreciate those who accept us despite being different, and try to educate individuals, and I repeat, individuals, who are unfortunately still stuck in their backward ways.

[@mars2101]

No it still happens in the states too

[@dhruv3208]

awesome world and giggle uploading at same time and both are are reaction video . i am confused which one to watch first

[@lOner_subliminal]

Same-

[@bobharris5213]

@@lOner_subliminal I usually watch the one that has Yumi. I love her 💕😊

[@lOner_subliminal]

@@bobharris5213 oh ok

[@nikitagusain6164]

I think you shoul make a video on how korean people being rascist themselves. You know korean people are not that pure . No offence just saying because i'm a kpop stan and kdrama stan . But korean are rascist thats the sad reality i wanted to visit korea before but some people treated my country people poorly in your country now i'm scared tbh . I dont know if now i want to go or not . Again please dont feel offended.

[@CyberMew]

This pisses me off. Imagine it happening to you. Wtf?? Why can’t everyone just be nice

[@animacionesamericanas272]

As a colombian i feel so embarrassed, especially because i had not ever seen that video, a lot of colombians just dont like football because precisely of the attitude of the athletes and the fandom. A lot of boys of my school who loved football had the reputation of being bad at classes and rude, and to see their idols once again not only show them that education shouldn't be important (one of the reason why the boys were bad was because they thought they gain money like football stars when they grow up)but to also make those racist, ignorant and vulgar jokes is just terrible. To clarify, not all colombians watch football and football fans here already have a reputation of being vulgar, not as to offend the fandom or the sport, but to clarify that a lot of colombians are self aware of the bad behavior that sometimes can be seen in football

[@raistlin906]

A algunos españoles tampoco nos gusta el futbol, precisamente por estos comportamientos de garrulo. Te entiendo.

[@ngekseng]

When I went to queensland for army training previously n was on RnR for the day a group of us was walking to town.. A school bus passed by us n we got pelted with left over food.... In melbourne my family got harrased by a group of teens almost pushing over my dslr into the river while I was taking photos. Then proceeded to trip my dad.. They laughed n walked off.

[@lovelyppabang]

Same, even though my eyes are not slanted, but still getting racist from people on the internet (apps looking for foreign friends). They say 'cause I'm Asian. :)

[@myTERAexperience]

I hate racism so much. There was a holocaust survivor who said something like this: Racism is taught. We teach racism from birth. That someone is different because of their skin. That someone is different because of their food, their clothes, their language and stories. That it's ok to eat this animal but not that animal. Until we stop teaching differences, what seperates us, and focus on what unites us, our similarities... hate will continue to be taught." Anyways. I just want to send my love to everyone out there. Hope you all find love and peace and never encounter racism, hate.

[@liveiria]

Honestly, the racism shown in this video is so mild. You should show the videos of violence perpetrated against Asians in the US. Asians are literally being beaten to death in many places in the US. It’s awful.

[@GuyBradburyy]

@@afrosamurai7334 elaborate?

[@WienerVL]

Racism is a bad thing but Koreans should talk about their own racism! Its big in this country!

[@stayj4630]

I am half Kazakh, half Korean. When I studied in abroad , I faced racism several times, it hurt me a lot. I hope this stops in the future, say no to racism!👊🏻

[@WastedBananas]

who is the idol in your picture?

[@stayj4630]

@@WastedBananas momo from twice

[@WastedBananas]

@@stayj4630 she's stunning wow

[@mmq4017]

Im arab and muslim, I was in Belorussia last year and me and my family of 6 people went to a restaurant and we experienced the same thing that guy that was waiting for his food did, we expected our food to take long bec we ordered for 6 people but it took 2 hours and we told them to give us a starter which was fries and they brought it cold and we got fed up and we couldn’t wait anymore, cuz there were people ordering after us finishing their food and leaving while we were still here waiting for our main coarse, so we paid for what we already ate and left. Its such a hurtful thing to experience, no one should experience this. no matter who they are or where they’re from.

[@adolphsow607]

Eastern European can be quite racist, nothing new. It is the same in Hungary. Unfortunately.

[@nuk3fishydude902]

Even in Islamic countries people can experience racism 😂😂

[@sambros2]

@@adolphsow607 Hungary too? omg man even in Franz Liszts home, that makes me sad

[@spamandkimchi]

I experienced racism in my trip to France. Eye pulls, men following me in the streets and train, getting refused service or ignored. I had a terrible experience in such a globally romanticized country.

[@tmtmtm520]

french people are extremely racist to Asians, esp since there’s not a big asian population there …. the racism in the media is completely normalized and no one speaks up about it because they don’t bother about Asian people. not surprising, literally just don’t go to any European countries, it’s all the same

[@darknessbroadcast4139]

me too

[@pkaisaaht3825]

When I was young, I remember some guy called me Ugly dark monkey lol I didn't understand why at the time but now I know as an adult. Since the pandemic, I've witnessed and experience racism even more. Like people getting away when they see me near them at the store or even outside of a hospital or clinic. I work in a medical facility and had people say they can't understand me or my coworker because we can't speak English lol even though we Cleary spoke and wrote in English during the communication and they understood every word. Some people will be racist because they want to but i do think its more than ever since the pandemic, certainly has spiked.

[@thelastknight9367]

Awww I'm sorry.... You look beautiful sweeti 😊 . Don't worry about people who don't lie you just focus on people who like you .

[@namasteknl1860]

Giggle always come up with good content. Say NO to Racism!

[@colinmcgrath9054]

Yes it does happen in the U.S it happened when I was with my best friend in 5th grade and his family when it took them over an hour to serve us because of the racism toward Blacks people back in the early 2010’s

[@SL01078]

I was with a friend of mine at school and she's in a younger year group. My brother was with us too. Someone asked if we were all siblings, so I replied "using your logic and dumb thinking, is every white person here your brother or sister?" They shut up after that. I just hate this is still happening in a supposedly 'equal' society

[@arusu1806]

And now Koreans, Asians, kpop, Korean food is all popular because white people find it interesting now, not gross.

[@PatrikVolkov1994]

Yeah I like wolf meat

[@anythingisayisajoke3137]

I'm not Asian so I don't know how it feels be when I see a racist person it gives second hand embarrassment and anger like what's the point in doing that

[@gerardotorres2286]

Giggle should invite the female streamer that was at the restaurant her name is Giannie Lee I think and she streams on twitch she lives in Busan I believe but just for the cast to get more of an understanding of what she felt while in Germany.

[@user-tx6jc2vo3g]

all countries have "Racist People" It's just that, we think about what happened or the tragedy outside, even though in our country there are still a lot of people like that Do not tell people like that to change, if we ourselves have not changed like that. They say open minded but why can't we open our minds to strangers? Examples in Korea exist but not all Koreans are like that, to black people and many more. That's not all Koreans like that #RespectForAll

[@guiadecuriosidades7771]

Here in Brazil we love the Asians, I mainly think korean women are beautiful, all of them.

[@raistlin906]

I think that there a lot of mixed Asian/Brazilian people right? Lyoto Machida and Mizuho Lin, for example.

[@winter3089]

This is why im afraid to go abroad. This video just explained why a lot of asians are scared to go abroad, its because we don't want to be harrased just because of our race. When foreigners travel to asian countries they barely get criticized. Yes, in some countries people might stare because they haven't seen forgeiners a lot, but that's just cause of curiosity, its not racism. When asians travel abroad they experience a lot of racism which upsets me. Why do we have to get treated like this?

[@crazzzytimes3357]

Well my Indian friend who went to Korea would disagree with you

[@winter3089]

@@crazzzytimes3357 "foreigners travel to Asia" FOREIGNERS AS IN NON ASIANS. Istg

[@crazzzytimes3357]

@@winter3089 Indian is foreign…Koreans themselves have told me racism is bad towards Indians and black ppl

[@crazzzytimes3357]

@@winter3089 also they say white people smell of rotten cheese and milk

[@winter3089]

@@crazzzytimes3357 Idk of ur pretendig actually serious and you dont know or ur just playing dumb.. FOREGINERS AS IN COUNTRIES THAT ARENT IN ASIA INDIA IS IN SOUTH ASIA THEREFORE IM NOT TALKING ABOUT INDIA OK?!? IM TALKING ABOUT BRAZIL GERMANY AMERICA CANADA ETC

[@leeknowairfriedjiminsjams8592]

This makes me mad. As an Asian living in the U.S, I hate how people think that they can do whatever shit they want and say it's "Asian." I see so many people in my cohort in school make fun of Asians, the only people who know I am Asian are my friends, no body else knows because they'll just make fun of me.

[@ujjalkar3243]

As a brown person myself this is nothing compare to what brown people face we kinda used to it. Example. In flight sometimes people give me a look that a terrorist board the flight 😀😀 We land in a country to immigration they always took us to special room for special treatment 1000 of questions. i always go to a airport 5hr ahead flight schedule. Some hostels, airbnb cancel bookings . Etc etc.

[@miaaa693]

I'm biracial but I do have many white features. And growing up, sometimes kids would talk badly about the Asian kids to me because they thought I was fully white. Outside, I didn't know what I could do to stop it, but now I do. On the outside, I was okay. But on the inside, I was so hurt. That someone could speak about my people like that.

[@kashashk]

Funny thing is, I've been called Asian racial slurs as well as "dog" by my fellow Asians, which is hilarious to me since that applies to them as well in the eyes of other non-Asian racists. Doesn't surprise me that we get picked on by others as apparently we're fine doing it to ourselves as well.

[@Duma2011]

In our latino community, there is always clashes between light skinned latinos, dark skinned, mestizos, and natives all the time.

[@mara_q9979]

I'm sorry if this is invasive, but why "dog"?

[@SteinSteinStein]

@@mara_q9979 In some cultures, the dog is human's most loyal friend, while at the same time it is tamed and pleasing to others. For example, when the West invaded some Asian countries, traitors who worshipped invaders and betrayed their countrymen were called "dogs".

[@Lili-ef1yd]

Where I live it happens quite a lot sadly. It only got worse during Covid :(

[@noelcatanzaro3405]

So sad to see this, but no matter what your nationality is , some group will have a prejudice against you. I would say In the USA. There will usually be ramifications from this behavior by law or someone who witness it will do something ! Don't fight some people are looking for a physical confrontation and the laws here are different when it comes to fighting.

[@bodyofhope]

Yes, "hate crimes" are taken seriously here, like the young woman in the video said- that would be punished in the US.

[@riri7207]

@@bodyofhope US is still so racist

[@DccAnh]

@@bodyofhope "that would be punished in the US" on paper maybe, but in reality, I don't think so

[@DccAnh]

@@miawinters2048 the problem is how big that consequences actually is

[@wariwariatchaoticwonderlan2387]

I hate as a fact that I as a child was being racist. Like the thing with the eyes is so common and even tho we are asian (not east asia) no one ever told me I was wrong.

[@pyracurse]

Thanks for covering this uncomfortable subject

[@leib1097]

They got the taste of their own medicine.

[@killak2971]

I’m glad Europeans showing their real face these days lol

[@ultimatebiaschomiyeon3774]

We are also europeans but someone that I am close hates Asians while I love them because I respect everyone but he is always rasistic on them and that makes me angry and I defend them but it would never stop so I took legal actions and now he doesn’t do it anymore because he understaned it 😎🥺😁❤️💜 I also Love KPOP and Kdramas and Korea 😎❤️💜 ((G)Idle is my favorite group so yeah I just needed to defend Asians because they are also just people and I personally think they are very beautiful 🤩)

[@Jbug87]

"say no to racism!" great ending everyone. to Yumi, i dont think flashing people is a good idea lol

[@user-pd9ju5dk5s]

Depends on the girl

[@shawna2946]

I’m not black but I think it’s important to sit beside someone if you know others are avoiding sitting beside someone because of race. It allows others to see that it is good to be kind and helps de-stigmatize . It’s also important to speak up when you see racism. I’m a quiet person and don’t like conflict but I will always say something if someone is being racist, sexist, or a bigot even if they don’t realize what they said was bad. Otherwise how do we learn what is right and wrong.

[@astormyday1313]

As a White American, living in America, I might have been racist as well if my first religious experience had not been at a Japanese Buddhist Church. I did not realize growing up that I was different, as lots of the kids didn’t speak fluent Japanese, and the hymn books had Romanized spelling for chants. English speakers could read along, then check the translations in the back. I realized I was lucky to be fully accepted, when I overheard the aunties in the kitchen worrying about whether or not my presence bothered the Grannies…who had all been sent to American Concentration Camps during the war. But the Grannies were sweet to me, saying that one person’s hatred would not rule them or their way of treating others. I wish I could agree with Kyojun that the people don’t realize they are being racist, but I think most of them do realize it. They just don’t care. They feel like if a person is an other (different race, gender, sexual orientation, ability level, etc.) then it does not matter if they are not treated well. We need more allies that are non-Asian to speak up against Asian hate within our communities.

[@lilyLovesStories]

UGH!!! THIS REALLY PISSES ME OFF!!! 😤 Unfortunately, these type of people do exists here in America. And no they do the "eyes" thing to show how racists they are. They aren't trying to be funny. I'm so sorry that you experienced food being thrown at you in school. It's stories like this that makes me wish i could go back in time, be sitting at your table then beat the living crap out of those racists punks! It doesn't matter what country you go to. You will always experience racism cause not everybody was brought up right or to have morals. Love you guys! 😍

[@annastasiacarson1565]

😱 🤦🏽‍♀️ I wish ignorance and racism was not passed down generationally. Everyone has to take part to stop the cycle . I love your channel , keep up the great work! 👍🏼 💜 Stay Blessed Friends!

[@annastasiacarson1565]

@@umangenhr3488 Racism is every where my friend can't blame one place.. only the feeling of superiority in every race. Blame game keeps the cycle moving only recognition of self ignorance and change can bring about peace.

[@danielleaoh]

I live in Australia which is a multicultural country, I'm glad people rarely have to face any racism in my country. Facing racism is quite rare in Australia, as there is a day called 'Harmony day' which celebrates all the different and unique cultures in Australia by wearing orange and gathering with your friends.

[@Feudorkannabro]

Biggest bullshit ever

[@oogabooga5510]

im hispanic, but i look racially ambiguous. growing up i’ve had a lot of people from school and home make fun of me for looking asian and saying all this racist stuff towards me (and they did the eye thing too). and im not even asian!!! i’m a senior currently, but even last year the same guy who made fun of me years prior sat behind me in my english class and the FIRST thing he asked me when i sat down was, “Hey, do you speak chinese?“ the year before that too, in spanish class, this one guy wouldn’t leave me alone and kept asking me questions about my ethnicity. it’s horrible and i can’t imagine how asian people go through so much more! it’s awful, people are so horrible…

[@lance0026]

Ok I know my English might not be good enough and you might not be interested in my opinions, but there’s something I have to say. Nowadays so many Asians are complaining online, they’re saying why western governments are only caring about BLM and they don’t care about Asians’s lives, they want to know why the westerners are holding double standards over this, and as an Asian myself, I think I am able to give out the reasons based on my own experience: 1) The Asians are not brave enough while standing against racism. In 2020 I’ve said to my parents that I wanted to start a petition online to help the Asians fight against racism, but after hearing this my parents were extremely afraid. They thought I was going to trigger out some trouble, and they said “if you’re not afraid of death then you just go and do it.” They mentioned about death. I mean, petition is something that is as normal as eating, drinking, sleeping, and that is done by everybody in the western world, if you say petitions can bring death to a person, then how come these voters are not dead yet? How come they’re not dead? Btw Asians have the culture to blindly obey their parents, and I was called as “being rebellious” because of this issue. There was also a lady working at my school dining hall, she had been discriminating Asians for more than two years , I reported her, and my parents said “you’re just being over sensitive, if I were you then I’ll totally do nothing”-twice. 2) The Asians are only relying on others when racism happens. They themselves are not taking enough actions to stop the racism. I’ve once seen an Asian from university of New York, she has once been assaulted on campus, and she was continuously saying why the campus police refuse to help her in a passionate way, or why the school was not offering her physical/mental supports. But she totally said nothing regarding what SHE is going to do in order to raise their awareness. Later on a person said to that victim “I can hold a protest for you” and guess what? That victim herself thought this was a joke, and she replied “😂😂😂”. 3) The Asians are not united. Many Asians do not treat other Asians as brothers/sisters. I’ve once joined a group chat that established by Asians to help Asians stand against racism, however later on, almost everybody in that group chat started to fight against each other. Somebody even said the hurtful things like “you have schizophrenia”. They are all Asians, they are facing the same enemy called racism, yet they’re still fighting against their own people. And remember the lady at my dining hall who was discriminating Asians for more than two years? She is also Asian. In brief, regarding the hate crime, of course 90% of the responsibilities go to the racist people, but I think the Asians should also be responsible for the spread of the hate. They are not doing enough to stop it, and they indirectly made it worse.

[@kimleemoon]

The US Congress passed an Asian Hate bill. We have yet to see a Blacks or African American Hate bill in the US. BLM gets more attention because black people are vocal about racism against them and will work hard and protest for change. Asian Americans don’t participate in those protest but as minorities benefit from the work blacks and other groups do to fight racism in America. Asians were too busy trying to be the “model minority” then wanted others to help fight for their cause once Whites showed them how they really feel about them. US minorities all have to work together to squash racism & white supremacy

[@lance0026]

@@kimleemoon I agree with you on this point. But I’m also angry that some Asians are still fighting against Asians while they are already facing racism as a common enemy. I’ve met countless situations previously, during which some Asians are cursing, scamming and arguing against other Asians while they are already discriminated by people from other racial groups, and I’m so disappointed after seeing this. Asians should never show any signs of division while facing racism, but they are always doing this. Is it really hard for Asians to be united?

[@yolandaperry86]

This is true. Also more asians may need to take a deep look within themselves and put their own racism/biases in check also. Everybody regardless of race needs to take some self accountability for the part they may or may not have played in racism towards other people in order to create positive change. The world as a whole needs more love and less discrimination.

[@uisnotgang]

Definitely agree with you. There definitely seems to be a lot of internalized-racism, especially in mainland Asia (not sure if you would call that internalized-racism though). Because of the bad history and politics between East-Asian countries, you see a lot of people cursing each other only because of their nationality, but hate it when they experience racism in Western countries. It reminds me of how many of the Asian hate crimes that you see on the media is by Black perpetrators, and in the comments you'll see tons of Asian people making racist remarks and generalizations towards Black people, when they are literally fighting against racism. Very hypocritical. As we should educate others, we should also educate ourselves.

[@yolandaperry86]

@@uisnotgang Exactly!

[@parthi9227]

One of the best content. Thanks to the PD. seriously watching this I'm also mad. Why people care so much about the what skin color or race. Every one born as human. Just treat one another as human. So tired of this kind of people. Seriously they don't deserve to be human. 😤

[@kuravle008]

I'm a brown from south asia, and I did an experiment. Changed my flag to china and korea while playing battlegrounds and the hate I received verbally while using the Chinese flag was way worst than while using the korean flag. That's too the ones giving hate were just 12 yr old

[@yamrajji2569]

The duo is back.. 🙂

[@rairyie]

im from north east india. we look alot different from what mainland indians looks like. we look more like south east asian actually. ive heard alot of stories about how people from here get discriminated and hated even in other parts of my own country. it's truly sad

[@lafayettejoe296]

That's even worse

[@lafayettejoe296]

Here in southeast Asia we usually aren't racist to each other we live in peace with the Chinese,Korean, Japanese , Thai , Vietnamese , Indonesian , Filipino and the reason why i also said east Asians is because they are alot of them here for example Singapore has 80% east Asian ethnic people.

[@wanderingsoul3614]

"i have heard".....hmmm

[@rairyie]

@@wanderingsoul3614 yes, from my relatives and their experiences

[@DccAnh]

@@wanderingsoul3614 story exist for a reason, nobody would have heard anything if the mainland indian wasn't racist

[@ItzDeeDee]

Its sucks but ive been the victim if racism multiple time...it never stops hurting. Also the woman in the video is Giannie Lee a korean streamer on twitch. It hurt to see her treated that way and has happened multiple times..