"Mom, I'm gonna buy some new clo -" "I don't have money!!!" 😡 [Part 1] | K-DOC

Part 1 : • "Mom, I'm gonna buy so...
Part 2 : • Daughter wants dad to ...
Part 3: • Sneaking out and going...
Par 4: • Neighbors considering ...
They had a good thing going on in Togo, but chose to come live in Korea due to the dictatorship in their country with Blessing, their daughter, who wants to become an actress and Wisdom, their son. Find out more about how they make ends meet in a foreign land!
All edits and translations done by Eunjae Lee.
All rights reserved to KBS.
이웃집 찰스 [My neighbor Charles]
[토고 가족] Air Date: 2018.03.20

[@sammylee5474]

I hope that girl didn't get scammed, because that $300 could've been used to pay the bill. Actually so sad for them right now. Never give money out to people who are supposed to hire and train you, unless it's for a class or gym. Please be wary of giving out your number to just anybody as well.

[@positivitypulse_official]

This is also what came to mind. It's quite saddening seeing hope in the girl's eyes.

[@tkp97]

That's what I'm thinking.

[@yurinseo7725]

I was also thinking because she is African. Mostly foreigners are easily get to scammed

[@madmanmadlad2876]

She's definitely get scammed in the next episode the agency asking for more money

[@sunphin2610]

@@madmanmadlad2876 yea exactly they keep asking for more 100% scams hope somebody know this and help them

[@JoyOLaw-gx2tl]

The fact that she thinks she is not prettier with her natural hair, it's because of society standards, I hope she gets to accept herself with time, straighten hair it's not bad, but I hope she learns that her hair is beautiful too.

[@Cxs1a3]

Beauty is subjective, if she wants to integrate into Korean culture, then she has to follow their rules. Asian cultures aren't about individuality, it's about conformity. If she wants to be empowered for "being yourself", she can always go back to Africa or some western country where individuality is valued.

[@JoyOLaw-gx2tl]

@GapYear thank you! ❤️ You said it

[@JoyOLaw-gx2tl]

@@Cxs1a3 it is not a matter of integration dear, I'm not stating that someone is not free to straight their hair or put a different look, it's about accepting who you are firstly, accept your origins and your beauty, before wearing another. Something is saying:" I love my hair but sometimes I also like straightening it", Another is believing your natural hair is less prettier cause society makes you think so, and you are not forced to conform to what others want, you do you for you, not for others. Have a nice day 🙏🏽

[@tracyumoffa5387]

I was like omg....hopefully as times goes on...she will appreciate her black beautiful hair....both hair is cute but hating ur afro is just weird

[@fsmithh]

She will we all went through that at some point✨✨💗

[@evagaston9164]

1:23 as a black girl around her age hearing her say that makes me really sad as I too use to think that way, I hope she finds her true self and doesn't change herself to fit in with the ppl around her, her natural hair is also very pretty (just saying its ok for her to straighten it but she should know that her natural hair is very pretty)

[@marianne4902]

I think this is the right take. It’s alright to change hairstyles, but one must start loving what one has first. I do think she’ll eventually grow into loving herself, and all her parts. I just hope the growth is as pleasant and smooth as possible.

[@seaofroses8888]

I don’t blame her. I grew up in Mexico around my white/native Mexican family( my black family is not involved) .They did their best with my hair, but it was hard. I also only saw straight hair at school, and in the telenovelas. That effects you, however, she will eventually get over it.

[@salleh5131]

It's her right to have her opinion, it's not for u to judge

[@evagaston9164]

@@seaofroses8888 yh understandable I too grew up around mainly ppl with straight hair I knew 2 other black kids growing up and that’s it :(

[@evagaston9164]

@@salleh5131 it’s not a opinion tho it is the sad reality of what growing up around ppl with non curly hair/Afro does to a young black girls mind (not just girls), loads of black girls have gone through this and for me it wasn’t a opinion it was what I saw around me input into my head I did not choose to think that way

[@anaispersephone6041]

I think we should all approach the hair issue very sensitively. she's young and she wants to fit in like any other kid. when you're young, you want to look like everyone around you. she already stands out coz she's black. She's surrounded by Korean kids left and right, nobody looks like her so of course she's want to copy the other kids. Also the idea that all black people should love their kinky hair is a bit much. Some black people prefer to keep their hair straightened because it might be easier to keep up. I have had kinky hair for years and the routine can take me anywhere between 2 to 4 hours to achieve the style that I want. I decided to chop it all off recently because it was time consuming. Not liking kinky hair doesn't mean low self-esteem or lack of confidence. it could just be a convenience issue. Not everyone is attached to or defined by their hair. If that's you, good for you...if not good for you too.

[@minervaowl8298]

I get where she’s coming from but I don’t think she should hate her hair or mock it. I share the same frustration with my own hair but never will I say I hate black kinky hair because overall the world already looks at our hair as ugly. I want her to learn about so many things she can do with her natural hair or just black hair styles alone and then if she still prefers straight hair that’s fine. You can be frustrated with your hair without hating it. It likes people with straight hair saying I hate how fizzing or greasy my hair gets but do they out right hate straight hair no. It’s self-hate at the end of the day without really understanding your culture or your self.

[@anaispersephone6041]

@@minervaowl8298 I see your point but we really can't surmise that not liking your hair is self hatred. We discount the fact that we don't all shares the same cultural values and opinions. Are there instances where that is true ? Absoultely! I don't deny that there are people who think kinky hair is ugly. And sometimes those sentiments can come from people closest to us. But like I said, some people just aren't attached to their hair or think too deeply about it. I think people should be able to express those sentiments without people assuming that they hate themselves.

[@melaninkind8783]

@@minervaowl8298 I absolutely agree with you

[@mutelarsorhougbe4606]

Graystorm123 -Agreed. It should never be normalised to hate a thing about oneself. That hate originated from outward impressions, rather than it being a part of us.

[@aishajanus8509]

but she literally said that straight hair was prettier? like I get convenience and wanting to style your hair differently and all that - but kinky hair is beautiful, and I hope that she can grow to appreciate her natural beauty in the future. I also have super kinky hair, and sure, I straighten it every now and then. But part of being secure and confident in yourself is appreciating the natural characteristics you are born with. Disliking your ethnic features is a sign of internalized racism based on another culture's beauty standards.

[@02Rainer]

If an agency, OR ANY JOB asks for money, it's a scam. Keep that in mind!

[@chigirl9673]

Hearing Blessing say that she prefers straight hair makes me sad. But it’s expected. She’s a young black girl living in Korea so of course she’s gonna want to fit it in. But I hope she learns to love herself and the culture she was born into soon enough as it might take a toll on her as she gets older.

[@simmysimmy1108]

I can imagine how she feels cause even as a black girl living in America I felt a lot of pressure to wanna fit in with the other ethnicities around me.

[@teqryanqel571]

she can do whatever she wants and ur saying becuase she's african she can't wear straight hair?

[@chigirl9673]

@@teqryanqel571 are you black?

[@chigirl9673]

@@simmysimmy1108 this is late but me too. I remember wanting straight hair in elementary school. I was desperate to not have thick, curly hair. I’ve been natural for 6 years now and have never felt more in touch with my culture and character till now

[@teqryanqel571]

@@chigirl9673 ok I understand

[@LaetisBeauty]

I’m from Togo!! I’m so happy to see the diversity on this show ❤️❤️🇹🇬🇹🇬

[@eyramtoulassi8484]

Me too 😁

[@flod104]

My woman is from togo and sent me this lol

[@andyishername]

🇹🇬🇹🇬

[@supersagarsagar]

i found your countries existence due to your comment 😂😂🤣🤣

[@koiue.g8709]

Togo needs diversity too

[@tkp97]

This family is so hard working, wow.

[@allaboutkpop339]

I’m dead when her mom said I don’t have money brings me back to all typical African moms, like this is such a common phrase😂

[@missyyourbesti]

FR lol!

[@mary-ks4pz]

My middle eastern mom too even though ahe has alot of money 🥲😆

[@zahrxh_]

@@mary-ks4pz same

[@jisuncastles]

it’s universal mom phrase 😅

[@09dollz]

Just so you guys know at 0:26 he was speaking French

[@winter7091]

the daughter is so cute. hope theres an update on them ♡

[@vp416]

I’m not even black, but the part there she talks about her hair made me sad, I understand that she tries to fit in korean standards, but I believe her natural hair style will suit her better, it’s just make me sad, girl u are beautiful and better make ur natural features ur signature point don’t try to be a copy of korean girls at the end of the day beauty is all about confidence, individuality and personality...

[@sanaa107]

Yeah same. I’m North African with curly hair and I’m the only one in the family who has it. My brothers, sister and parents have straight hair. I grew up hating my hair because curly hair is perceived as messy and ugly and if you decide to keep them, they will call you names. Even now my mum sometimes asks me if I can straighten my hair. Now I’m 22 and I still keep my hair curly, but I still remember what they used to say about my hair, so it’s not something I can get over easily.

[@tekla_]

@@sanaa107 you’re strong

[@aneshalove226]

I'm just really happy she has friends ☺. It would suck if she didn't have any.

[@48mavemiss2]

This is from several years ago, I wonder if they can do an update for this family?

[@joshuak8982]

Yeah does anyone know what happened to this family?

[@znogaragego3421]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/rpSUd4KqgZesh8U I found this interview from last year. There is no English subtitle but the father interviewed in English. Anyway they sound like they’re doing quite well in Korea.

[@malub6510]

When

[@QWERQWER-uw5zb]

@beullesing

[@QWERQWER-uw5zb]

daughter instagram

[@백재중0_0]

I don’t think that those things would have cost that much. I think she’s been scammed. Sadly it’s something foreigners experience a lot here!.

[@Strawberrygoldd]

I think the poor girl got scammed

[@Rezzmari]

That was my thought when she said she sent them 300 dollars.

[@oioisweetheart3500]

For sure, she doesn’t have a pretty face nor the body shape.

[@Amysalol]

The dad looks exactly mike my father 🤣, especially when he speaks French !

[@symplynice747]

Her mum should teach her to love her natural hair without straightening it.

[@jaycensangel.304]

Fr, cause that wig is not it.

[@marycedguanchez9505]

It's her hair ... she can do whatever she want with her own hair.

[@anneqert2]

I don't think there is anything wrong with her wanting straight hair. We all like different style. And peoples style change through life.

[@youtubecomment1872]

@@anneqert2 the first comment wasn't saying there was anything wrong with straightening it. They're saying that she clearly doesn't think natural hair is as beautiful as straight hair, which is problematic, because both are beautiful.

[@tjcool]

@@jaycensangel.304 I don't think it's a wig, they probably chemically straightened her hair

[@luci4087]

4:00 please do not put the test samples on your face/lips directly like that.

[@cat_lover007]

Diversity is a beautiful thing.💗💗💗 You all are beautiful!

[@ruthbanda9046]

Blessing is so pretty I wish she knew how pretty natural hair is, most African mothers don't this to their children I only kept natural 4 yrs ago.

[@mutelarsorhougbe4606]

Yeahh, but things are changing. They just continue what they were taught. I think by the next generation things will definitely have changed, it’s already changing Infact☺️☺️!

[@flod104]

No they really dont. My gf is black african with a huge afro. Her parents are the rare kind who never allowed relaxers, straight hair, wig, weaves etc. She gets looked at and complimented everywhere we go just because people arent used to seeing women like her.

[@ruthbanda9046]

@@mutelarsorhougbe4606 yes☺

[@shishim6813]

@@flod104 “rare kind” meaning it’s not common to have natural hair…

[@flod104]

@@shishim6813 no meaning its not common for parents to leave their kids hair natural since birth. They didnt allow relaxers, straightners or weave and my gf is in her 20s meaning her parents didnt experience this "natural movement" so yeah.. rare kind.

[@faith318]

translation at 7:36 is a bit wrong given the context. black hair isn't just exclusively made into "dreadlocks" (it's also culturally incorrect to call them dreadlocks, they are just called locs**), our hair can be twisted/braided/curled etc. it would be a little bit more correcting to just say she was styling hair

[@junkaeuru]

The narrator said “reggae hair” which is the term I think generally used by Koreans to describe braided black hairstyles I think. Not sure if it’s correct to call it that or not tho, but that’s what the narrator originally said.

[@junkaeuru]

Btw I will say this episode from the original show “my neighbor Charles” is pretty old asf so the term might be outdated

[@ilikebread7052]

@@junkaeuru Koreans still have the same mind💀

[@ilikebread7052]

@@junkaeuru it’s not correct to call it but we know majority of Koreans are racist, ignorant and colorist 🥰

[@junkaeuru]

@@ilikebread7052 bro I’m half Korean 🥲 pls don’t generalize. I promise u not everyone is like that (there are definitely big problems though espeically among older people)

[@Idk.223]

She said 300 so comfortably she needs a lesson

[@amj1213]

Wisdom is adorable!

[@bigfoodstyle5531]

Honestly as someone who went to a school where I was the only black girl in my class I completely understand her and the thing she said about her hair bc I use to say the same thing when I was little. It took me growing up to love my hair. But it also makes me sad bc I know how she feels. When I was younger I didn’t even want to be black

[@xSoSurreal]

People are STILL out here getting scammed by these agencies...?! Lord.

[@chisan3354]

They fall easily from the fantasy this agencies tell them. And the fantasies of becoming an idol, because their purpose is not to sing or dance, its just to waist time to flirt with guy idols. Ive seen many times

[@chrisphil6853]

My man can’t miss the fufu and soup it’s really good.

[@briannanight8395]

Been to Togo twice for a month both times. My fiancé is from there. Born and raised and came to the states at 27. From what i have seen Togolese women don't wear the natural hair out. They do braids, wigs, weaves, or wrap with cloth. Even his friend's wives who live in the states (all Togolese) don't wear their natural hair out. Everyone compliments my natural hair. I do wish more women wore their natural hair. I can also say though i have the "preferred texture" when it comes to natural hair. But i love all natural hair and wish more would show it out. I completely agree that not everybody will wear the same and sometimes i like to switch it up but seeing some people with it truly bring confidence and courage to young girls who cannot wear their like adult women do.

[@lindat.1407]

I am half togolese so I often visit Togo and also wear my hair natural, so I often receive compliments as well. I think the reason for why many women don’t wear the hair out is because it costs so much money to get the right products, so many end up shaving their hair off or wear wigs/braids etc. but I do think the desire to have natural hair is very strong but it’s not possible for them to maintain and care for it.

[@briannanight8395]

@@lindat.1407 i do get the education on maintenence and access to products are not there. However honestly, the maintenance on a lot of hairstyles and correct products are not there for all the other styles they do as well. So i am curious is having a batterred wig on more socially acceptable than having your natural hair out? You probably don't know as well it just honestly came to my mind. That is something i will definitely be asking my fiancé's sister.

[@sunsetlover922]

do you know that braids are protective ? because of my hear texture they are very fragile

[@lindat.1407]

@@briannanight8395 I wouldn't say it more socially acceptable, its just, that the majority can't afford anything better than that. Natural hair is actually a part of the beauty standard in Togo (the traditonal village beauty), meaning the society sees it in a positive light. I just think money and time are the biggest obstacles and make it practically impossible for the majority to care for hair, its easier to put on an old wig, walk around with a shaved head or wear braids for 2 months or longer, since you dont need to do much to maintain them. I would even dare to say natural hair can also be viewed as a luxury, since you have the time and especially the money to care for it, and the majority simply has to struggle to make ends meet.

[@briannanight8395]

@@sunsetlover922 any style done and maintained correctly can be protective. My mom was a licensed stylist for over 20 years. I have seen a lot of women's hair flourish snd grow flat ironing and relaxing their hair. Before they mainly did braids. A lot of licensed stylist will recommend not wearing braids more than 4 max 6 weeks at a time. After that it is damaging. I wear wash n go's and truly now am being consistent and expanded my knowledge with hair, finding a curly based stylist, and my hair is doing even better now.

[@3akanecko641]

I reacted like.. '. FRENCH FRENCH I CAN UNDERSTAND x)

[@Lilou_log]

Omg, I hope she finds a way to love her hair and being black, everyone goes through this just hope they don’t stay there forever

[@Heavensband]

It makes me so sad seeing a young black girl dislike her hair. I hope she grows to love it

[@yvettearthur2919]

Afro hair is very pretty and perfect 😍

[@idkrandomshit]

We gonna sit here and act like that’s her real hair? And not just a wig 🤔

[@speaklooklisten7760]

looool right i was so confused like get that towel off ya head :")

[@strawberrie6491]

@@speaklooklisten7760 that was so weird how they're lying about it. going so far as to wash i on her head lol

[@candidreamy9685]

Ikr 🤐

[@seungseung4557]

아이들이 너무 귀여워요😊

[@swisscorn]

Hello ! Thank u for the upload !

[@k-doc467]

thank YOU for watching ❣️

[@ZenitsuKunn]

@@k-doc467 YOU

[@AngelLovesTwice]

1:25 is so sad, she should learn to love her natural curly hair

[@user-io5si9wc8r]

Sweet family god bless them

[@liyah6905]

i really hope she learns to like her natural hair

[@Ikerq]

That girl is so pretty. 😍❤️

[@sainviljullissa7051]

God bless y’all 💗✨

[@titiannebawara6834]

😊Oh, I am from Togo and I am so surprised to see these contents! I want to visit Korea for so long. Just wish them courage; they are struggling a lot. (Blessing's haircut is really nice). hope some updates about them.

[@fatimetoutomy7510]

WE NEED FULL NEW EPISODES INSTEAD OF PARTS THANK YOU 😡

[@luci4087]

here’s the link to the full episode. kzbin.info/www/bejne/jpapdq1ma5eDhqM

[@fatimetoutomy7510]

@@luci4087 But I’m also searching for the new episodes I already watched the old ones

[@luci4087]

@@fatimetoutomy7510 they have up until 2019 if you search for it on that channel. it might have more recent ones, but i’m not sure.

[@fatimetoutomy7510]

@@luci4087 yes only up to 2019 have watched all of them now I’m searching for the full new ones :/

[@lunajack9947]

It makes me sad to hear her say she doesn’t like her natural hair

[@rigelr5345]

The title tho 😂

[@sapphics.4Loona]

Bbygirl ur hair looks in every way beautiful 💗 always love yourself!

[@esethetics3973]

"straight hair looks prettier" :/

[@Cxs1a3]

That's an opinion that anyone, any culture is entitled to have.

[@neptuniantreasure]

⁠@@Cxs1a3no, it’s a sad opinion stemming from toxic beauty standards. she literally said she didn’t like her hair when it got all big (which is normal for naturally curly hair) and thought it looked better straight. it’s sad she doesn’t look at her natural hair as something good

[@neptuniantreasure]

⁠@@Cxs1a3no, it’s a sad opinion stemming from toxic beauty standards. she literally said she didn’t like her hair when it got all big (which is normal for naturally curly hair) and thought it looked better straight. it’s sad she doesn’t look at her natural hair as something good

[@Cxs1a3]

@@neptuniantreasure Beauty standards are supposed to be unattainable because it's a competition for attention and resources. Pretty people only get the benefits they do cuz 95% of people can't compete with them. If everybody has what they have, then it would lose a lot of its value

[@neptuniantreasure]

@@Cxs1a3 exactly, it’s unattainable AND still toxic. their beauty standards are the reason so many of their citizens get eating/body image issues and resort to plastic surgery. most koreans don’t fit the standards as is: she won’t fit the standards anyways. it’s saddening people have to hate their natural looks because society will look at them as odd if they embrace it.

[@lovesickgirls4870]

if i had 10 billion dollares i would i least give them at least half of it

[@dedeag9300]

The daughter is beautiful

[@cynthia97701]

Wow, is there no 'HEAT' in the school building ??

[@AndSoWeLaughed]

Y’all know that’s NOT her hair right?

[@peacehappyb237]

Yes! I noticed it wasn’t it.

[@nethernethernether21]

너무너무 귀엽다😂

[@marianam7439]

RIP her $300 bucks :(

[@lhakiwangmo8547]

That red is making her

[@n0limitmarz]

I thought they were speaking creole for a second 💀💀

[@BloomfieldDana-w1l]

Rempel Avenue

[@JohnWeeks-v3z]

Powlowski Alley

[@briansounalath]

I hope the kids aren’t racist to those sweet kids

[@BenjaminMay-b5r]

McLaughlin Well

[@onetwothree8359]

maybe she surrounding with people that have straight hair n want to go well . me too when I was a teenager I always scared if I different then others in my school

[@CarpenterCooper-d9t]

Keanu Crescent

[@ohshanana2397]

Honestly the hair thing, I get it. But the fact that she straightened it by perm😰. That’s irreversible so either she keeps perming her hair. Or has to cut it off(she’d probably not like her hair even more). It would’ve been better if she straightened it with a hot comb or flattening iron, the if chooses to, she could wear her natural hair

[@strawberrie6491]

that's clearly a wig i dunno why she lied but it's sad.

[@sdsdsdsdsdsd5305]

How are their Korean? Are they fluent?

[@fookutube501]

Dont they have heater in there class room?

[@dewsssss6113]

Binge watching, looking for funny translations.

[@MarkHarvey-w9l]

Domenick Landing

[@local7056]

What's the whole family's skincare routine for their faces?

[@winniexo263]

Is this a re upload?

[@angelofdarkness3925]

Yes

[@McBP-ro9or]

Yess

[@4ever9zxyme]

I’m not meaning to be rude I’m genuinely curious … is one of her parents Korean or half ?

[@giovaniasenadasilva3359]

porq estas risadas que insignificante!

[@SageWesley]

Straightening her hair is no different than us changing our hairstyles, clothes, and makeup while going through middle and high school. Any girl would say that. She wants to fit in and most of us girls have gone through the same thing. Even if it’s not to fit in, she maybe just likes her hair straight, and there’s nothing wrong with that. Curly/kinky/coily hair is hard to take care of and I don’t blame her for it. But hopefully as she gets older she’ll gain the curiosity to play and enhance what she naturally has. But for now, I see nothing wrong with her having preferences.

[@esethetics3973]

if you are not black do not speak on black issues, and it is not the same. when you change a hairstyle you normally don't do it because society has repeatedly told you since you were a child that your hair is ugly and undesirable. you normally don't change your hair because your natural hair gets you fired, expelled and ridiculed. it is not the same.

[@nabirahcorville550]

You’re sick asf. You’re not even black claiming “I don’t blame her” she literally said straight hair was better and that she didn’t like her natural hair. Stay tf away.

[@nabirahcorville550]

This little girl obviously has issues with her ethnicity and natural hair because of the society around her.

[@missbeafromnyc]

i see how it’s more convenient and how she could have a preference , but it’s controversial only because black women’s hair has always been looked down upon . if we silk press , straighten , etc, we could typically be doing it out of dislike towards our natural hair . that’s why it’s shaky

[@claggor6378]

Straightening you’re hair is VERY different from changing your hair/makeup. it’s conditioning yourself to think you’re not good enough with your natural hair. People are made to think curly/kinky hair isn’t beautiful which is due to racism. This is literally a race issue no way are you comparing this to changing clothes.💀💀

[@uqino.]

Nah this makes me sad how she said that about her hair. Disrespectful for the people that have the same hair type as her. Gurl, if you don't embrace your hair in 2022 imma be mad

[@ch3rries724]

How is it disrespectful?

[@yujutheworld]

tbf she's living in a very monogenous country surrounded by people with straight hair. its understandable that she would want to fit in with the others but i hope she eventually embraced her hair type.

[@yujutheworld]

tbf she's in a very homogenous country surrounded by people with straight hair. its understandable that she would want to fit in with the others but i hope she eventually embraced her hair type.

[@thelordisalwaysnear]

@@yujutheworld right + not only that she’s still so young.. hopefully she’ll come to embrace her difference but how hard is it for ppl to see how easy it is for her to be ostracised.. straight or curly hair

[@coffeejimin9220]

It's her hair, she can do whatever she wants with it

[@天使-y4v]

I wonder how they are doing now

[@faithk.3207]

I didn't like how she said straight hair looks prettier. Girl afro hair is beautiful too , she thinks like that bc everyone there has straight hair 😑 Ps : I said what I said the non black people can shut up.

[@Cxs1a3]

Looks is subjective, nobody forced her to believe that, if that's her opinion, it's not for you to judge

[@somdutt6303]

why are you feeling angry on her behalf? entitled much?

[@rozhin6055]

The replies to your comment are not it, how can people be this dense & blind? 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@brownsugar6228]

👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@amaasage]

She’s at the age. She will grow out of it

[@sdsdsdsdsdsd5305]

The girl is pretty and cute

[@britbrit246]

They need to teach her to love her hair she's lack of so many things its sad

[@user-db8vm5nk8d]

She's In q foreign country give her a break

[@btata5980]

Be pride of your curly hair...So sad to listen what she say.

[@TheeChelsea]

Blessing is all grown naw and yes she goes with her natural hair(Afro) naw she was in a show recently talking abt racism

[@lyrik5725]

does she have instagram?

[@TheeChelsea]

@@lyrik5725 I don’t really know

[@MyNameIsSANTHIA]

What’s the show called

[@Yuna-dv3ph]

someone has the ig of the girl ?

[@larafarot5778]

“Straight hair looks prettier”… girl u need to learn some self love and ur mom needs to teach u that too. And you shouldn’t compare out hair to that if an animal. It’s just disrespectful to everyone with that hair type.

[@Storiatreemawnisrin]

Im African too and French is not our language like the dad said in the beginning

[@jennyhateseverything]

Some African countries speak a dialect of a French

[@queenkhaleesi3193]

who knows what this girl became ?

[@YorMassendorf]

where are they from

[@itz_pink8966]

I think Togo

[@leliala3719]

Lol

[@AledkLeopold-w4h]

Fahey Estates

[@lokilokiytb1190]

Ils parlent français, togolais, coreen ??

[@alfredo5322]

wacthing this high sas Fuck

[@queenkhaleesi3193]

2:22 do they teach kids to clean in Korea ?

[@백재중0_0]

Yes as a student you have a duty to clean your classroom and school. Idk about at home bc it will change depending on the family values and normalities. But at my house we have to clean each 2 times a day, once in the morning and once in the evening.

[@flamezodiac5736]

If you change yourself to fit into society it will not guarantee people will like you

[@CambodianPeaches]

🙏🙏🙏

[@danzelmc]

The grandpa in the last vid is quite rude. Why he need to voice out his opinion like that. It's bit racist to me .

[@michellemartin2330]

♥️✊🏾

[@aer7775]

That’s a wig

[@commonsuri4564]

Ok?

[@strawberrie6491]

@@commonsuri4564 shes pretending it;s her hair.....thats weird

[@commonsuri4564]

@@strawberrie6491 u should like u were drop as a baby, it is her hair… like how people wear extensions and makeup and eyelashes like grow tf up

[@strawberrie6491]

@@commonsuri4564 it's clearly a wig. she had wetted it in the shower and didn't have to restraighten. there is no scalp. and its sitting up off her head like a hat.

[@commonsuri4564]

@@strawberrie6491 what does that have to do with u doe? Like go pay it moms bill or something then worry’s bout another person hair

[@journeijones1429]

Mhm hopefully her mindset changed thinking straight hair is pretty because it aint

[@tonga05]

it is all hair types are pretty - Im finna straighten mine too not now tho

[@cleric8543]

You’re the one should change your thingking,to be honest Afro folks want straight hair asf..

[@africanqueen6554]

that's cause her mother doesn't tell her to appreciate her hair. many Congolese are obsessed with fake bright hair so not surprise

[@liyah6905]

it can be. but hers looks so stiff

[@espadac4746]

Speak for yourself lmao

[@KoreanBeauty1985]

The long padding zombies I hate long padding coats they look so horrible especially when a person is short

[@darukona7218]

Zombie ?

[@KoreanBeauty1985]

@@darukona7218 people in Korea are obsessed with long padding they don’t really have to dress the same when I was visiting family in Korea I was like they act like zombies everyone is wearing them I think they are the ugliest coat I understand it’s cold but do they have to look the same 🙄

[@JJ-kp6ee]

@@KoreanBeauty1985 In Korea, winter is cold, so there are many people who wear long padded jackets

[@KoreanBeauty1985]

@@JJ-kp6ee I know that but it’s such a ugly design

[@JJ-kp6ee]

@@KoreanBeauty1985 It looks pretty to me as a Korean I guess you look like that because you are not Korean

[@fsmithh]

I love this show!!! Thanks for letting us have a look into this families life❤️🫶🏾