My Fiancee Experiences Cornrows For First Time

This week Glory experienced getting her hair braided for the first time. They visited Matt's sister from Ahrtistik Stilz Salon to make this happen. What do you guys think of Glory's hair?
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[@SavannahTheeSiren]

This is literally the difference between appreciation and appropriation!!! A perfect example! Love this.

[@kuldoxy5637]

Exactly!

[@PrincesaLunez]

yassss!!! Glory (aka ‘Rice’) is literally the sweetest and so genuine! I felt so bad when she wanted to get them out as fast as she could because *she felt people would hate on her* for “appropriating our culture” and I was upset because I know she wasn’t Appropriating but Appreciating!! ♡ It sucks how many people dont know the *actual fine line* between Appropriation and Appreciation 😤 Even Matt was worried for her 😢 that people would think “Why did he allow her to do this” and etc. I’m glad to see they got love instead of hate because I love them and they are amazing people that never mean any harm ♡

[@brittney8010]

@@PrincesaLunez I'm sorry for being stupid but can you tell me what the defining moment from this shows exactly the difference between appropriation and appreciation

[@skypink4404]

Lindsay Scribner ok what’s the difference? So y’all won’t attack if they share how they got it done But would come for them if they randomly update their sns with dreads ?

[@plush3106]

@@skypink4404 exactly. i say this to my mother all of the time. what do expect people to do? walk around with a certificate signed by a credible black hair stylist when they get black styles? people assuming the worst is the problem that they should be addressing. people dont need to make a documentary for you to verify how they view black culture. its so weird and almost embarrassing the stuff we put people through that genuinely wanna like what we create.

[@nickienicole7324]

As a black woman with a half Vietnamese teen, I really appreciate seeing this.

[@jnssimplelife1306]

Check our video of my Persian gf getting cornrows ‼️😊☺️

[@nickienicole7324]

@@jnssimplelife1306 you got it!

[@jnssimplelife1306]

@@nickienicole7324 thank youuu🥰🙏🏼

[@sandrekasandford8799]

@@jnssimplelife1306 sureeeeeeee

[@jnssimplelife1306]

@@sandrekasandford8799 ❣️

[@azizicuddles9091]

The amount of skill and patience it takes for these black hairstylists to get these cornrows....damn MAD RESPECT. and she looks soooo bomb. This video makes me so happy. This is 200% appreciation, not appropriation. She is not stealing cultural ideas for clout or to jump on a trend. She has is actual respect for the culture in its entirety.

I'm such a good singer 🥰

[@ireansboobs3496]

Yo their children are going to have so much fun experiencing both of their cultures side

[@cyanidesidesalad]

I hope they don’t get bullied by other kids that accuse them for culturally appropriating cause I stg 🙄

[@IvaZinga]

@elisa cöök I think america has trash schools so don't expect too much out of them

[@ireansboobs3496]

Random Modnar I would be so jealous of them I would slap my mother

[@titi8052]

@Xx_ELISA_ CØØK_xX So do I 😔🤦🏾‍♀️

[@AlatOnDemand]

Xox_ELISA _CØØK_xoX Then they take our culture like they love our culture but not us like wtf

[@lolopcallulu3082]

before anyone comments about cultural appropriation, as a black woman I would like to say that these braids look wonderful on her and that she’s appreciating our culture and loving it too

[@jesianasantiago8598]

Lolop Callulu yessss! She was so happy with her mans sister and how she looked, it made me feel happy.

[@emanipettiford868]

Yo I'm a black woman too and I Totally agree!

[@kingkylie9655]

this is appreciation not appropriation. Is she mocking it? Profiting off of it? did she INTENTIONALLY change the texture of her natural hair to get this hairstyle (aka: these aren't cornrow twists but regular braids!), is she RACIST in secret but loves black culture and things OPENLY?, has she made fun of this hairstyle before in the past but now that its cool she is wearing it? - if you can say no to all of the above it isn't appropriation! And thats what people get confused about!

[@96hanoodah]

People really don’t know what cultural appropriation is. And i agree, they looked great^^

[@wildhogs1ful]

Not trying to be funny but I find that black women who do not care about their culture being taken away from them especially with the hair are the same black women who wear weave, blond hair to try and fit into a culture that do not belong to them and therefore cannot say anything

[@VeryJoable]

It suits her. And you know, experiencing each other's cultures is a great way to bond!

[@glorygirl.7373]

you mean culture appropriating other peoples culture??? you sound dumb af

[@cosmicfive7860]

@@glorygirl.7373 Their married The hell

[@tproductions9788]

You know it doesn’t look good lmao..

[@Ella-fv4hm]

@@glorygirl.7373 it’s not appropriating in this situation. She’s clearly doing it to learn and experience, and the end of the video explains this more clearly. She was appreciating not appropriating

[@xovicc9426]

@@glorygirl.7373 This isn't appropriating... do you even know what that means? Tf?

[@jordanmichelle9042]

What a work of art!!! My heart goes out to the Black community because I can't imagine the time and effort this takes. Absolutely beautiful!

[@olisaemekasylvester4174]

Hello 👋 nice comment ❤️

[@olisaemekasylvester4174]

How are you doing??

[@jamesglenn7763]

Hello 👋 how are you doing today?

[@jazmynbrown6820]

Honey we good… lol. We’re used to the time consuming hairstyles.

[@lipsyfunes8914]

“Why you burning my baby’s hair” My heart melted💓❣️

[@temitopeoguntuase2187]

dude!!!!!!!

[@A1sauce101]

I think that she forgot that she doesn’t have fake hair

[@aysh_2925]

😂💕

[@TheBeefycake]

This is the content that needs to be in the media...THIS content!!! Where they appreciate each others cultures

[@armywife2248]

True!

[@itserinwoods]

F a c t s

[@Kattykat49]

Their whole channel! And even the parts of eachothers cultures they don't really like, they still love eachother, and still respect eachother and that's important! It's how the whole world should be!

[@baevonnie1028]

ABSOLUTELY!!!❤️❤️❤️

[@ThissQuiss]

claudia pfeffer Agreed, But in our current day where everything offends everyone this will be seen as appropriation.

[@teahgurl]

This is not appropriation. . . It’s when culture is hijacked and NOT appreciate or given credit to the creators... This education and appreciation. I LOVE IT 😍😍😍

[@Ashmoomoova]

I want a relationship like this, roasting each other and being lovely dovey

[@Opulence94]

Whats yo phone number with your oval head ass‼️ 😅😂

[@lord_raedan]

@@Opulence94 you stupid for that 😂😂

[@sheencurry8946]

Your talking🙃, I need me an Asian girlfriend

[@Carolina-sc7ci]

Same

[@alayabaker3944]

Black Order LMAOO😂😂

[@missflatty359]

It’s sad how much she has to apologize ppl now days attack u for anything.

[@jnssimplelife1306]

True!! Come check our video of my Persian gf getting cornrows ‼️

[@Julia-cp9nt]

i’m half korean and i have 3A hair that’s really coarse and i have had some trifling people tell me tHaTs nOt yoUr nAtuRal hAIr oNly bLacK pEOplE cAn hAVE thAT tExtUre and i’m like bro my dad is german and he has 3B/3C hair

[@jqckiechan]

@@Julia-cp9nt wtf aint nobody gone say that bout 3A/3B hair?? It’s literally just curly hair... only time its said its when non black people claim to have 4a/4b/4c hair so idk where you heard that from

[@yana5849]

all thanks to twitter police

[@kiwi6907]

@@jqckiechan fr

[@angelinajoanie]

Your sister has SKILLS, the braids look gorgeous!!

[@xantiny1333]

Y'all can't lie, she look good in those braids.

[@gabbygilsilvetti747]

Well some ppl think different in ur opinion

[@shaleymetzler8128]

Gabby Gilsilvetti That’s because some people have some serious issues. It’s not appropriation if the people genuinely like it and don’t act ghetto about it.

[@kchambers7186]

I see no lie here

[@chunobiyop820]

I’m sorry it was nice if her doing that but no❤️

[@eyxzm7505]

Lin’s Show ok, you don’t have to like them, but don’t hate.

[@mariaedenpanganiban8715]

slice mom is so sweet and rice's parents is really open minded.. both sides parent were very supportive

[@Caramelletje]

The comments are so confusing. I agree that there's a difference between cultural appropriation and appreciation and people in the comments say that as long as you appreciate black people and their culture it's fine. But how will you know the difference when you see someone on the street? It's not like a white girl wearing cornrows will wear a shirt that says I'm wearing this because I think it's beautiful and because I appreciate the culture and I am interested in it. Even the people who are appreciating black culture are being attacked because you can't tell by looking at someone.

[@abena4557]

I kinda assume that they are appreciating black culture and not wearing the braids as an aesthetic. But then again... I dunno I just get confused ugh I don't know 😕

[@abena4557]

I wanna believe its true

[@tonystream930]

Maybe it doesn't matter and hairstyles can be worn by anyone who wants to wear them 🤔

[@oh5510]

@@tonystream930 it’s not just a hairstyle

[@ganjaonly]

@@tonystream930 are you black? if not please stay out of it because obviously it's so much more than that. people want to indulge in black cultures yet be racist and never stick up for black people. it's not fair for us to go through things like this. (not saying the person who made the video had bad intentions) but nonetheless it's not just a hairstyle. black people go through racism just for having braids like that, yet when non-black ppl wear it, they're praised for it.

[@saboonemagsino3683]

Rice after seeing herself in the mirror immediately hugs Slice' sister. That's genuine appreciation.

[@kamil9339]

omg not this nonsense again

[@daniella3365]

@@kamil9339 what are u talking abt

[@kamil9339]

@@daniella3365 nothing but how foolish debating over something that isn't even clearly found

[@z.tuv1]

@@kamil9339 but nobody is arguing

[@JoannaRoxanne]

I got teary eyed!!! I bbn loved this video so much!

[@bbg.ttiiannaaa2730]

sister can *BRAID* i need to set me up an appointment.🤣

[@NenehB06]

Yea she killed that

[@naritruwireve1381]

Is it bad that kind of wanna try that hairstyle once for fun? I love braids and it looks so pretty, but I see a lot of times people saying only black people should wear it and that it could be quite offensive if you're not black but have that hairstyle >.> (I'm Asian btw)

[@ariyahonyoutube]

Juicy Pear no, as long as you can realize that this is another cultures hairstyle and you don’t pull a kardashian and try to call it something that it’s not. just try not to let ‘black twitter’ get to you. know what i’m saying?

[@harinim6589]

weepy wow racist much 😒😒😒

[@tinkalinks]

Yasss!

[@joshuawheaton1703]

“I’m not gonna go all the way back we don’t want you to look like you straight out of prison”😂😂😂😂

[@anastachios]

This video is 2 years old. I remember when it first came out and the comment section was a lot different and a lot more wholesome back then. Now it’s super toxic :(

[@momotaken3588]

Because TikTok got to everyone and we just follow what everyone says :/

[@kkyuz6021]

@@momotaken3588 people were concerned before tiktok, these comments have just been more accessible to u.

[@rice7129]

Good.

[@rice7129]

@@momotaken3588 It’s not because tiktok, it’s because we all know that this isn’t “cultural appreciation”. This shit is the equivalent of pulling the corner of your eyes up.

[@princessnjalla]

It’s cultural appropriation do you expect people to be happy about it?

[@rhead1811]

Y’all got me cracking up. I’m glad y’all partake in one another’s cultures. It’s a great way to build your relationship.

[@SugarCubesMiki]

I call that true love lol

[@ladarawillis4625]

“Can you get my hoops?” I felt that on a spiritual level after every style 😭 she’s too cute

[@amiragraceministry401]

Ikr. I'm getting my hair done now and I'm like, I need to get some hoops hahahaha

[@quaybria5419]

Yes it’s like our ancestors whispered grab the hoops in her ear 😂😂 it completes everything!

[@eve7529]

Quay Bria OML I LOVE THIS COMMENT

[@ChloeYoung-rq8ni]

Wow this really just connected with me lol I always,subconsciously, grab my hoops when I'm really feeling myself!😭🤣

[@ChristianaMpiana19]

I’m not mad, this isn’t cultural appropriation this is cultural appreciation and I love em 😍 .

[@somebodyoncetoldmetheworld5873]

I'm black and see no issue with non-black people wearing braids. As long as they aren't using it to mock us or anything of that sort then it's fine. It would be different if a non-native American person dressed up as a native American for Halloween or something of that sort because that's mocking the culture, not appreciating it.

[@glorygirl.7373]

culture appropriation is culture appropriation. her getting these braids are culture appropriation. youre dumb asf.

[@camillashimwa7671]

@@glorygirl.7373 do you not know the definition of cultural application cause i can copy paste it for those that are too slow to do their research

[@hearts4kao]

@@glorygirl.7373 this isn’t cultural appropriation. she knows where this originated and she respects black culture. it will also help her with her children in the future. learning about their culture and she isn’t mocking black people.

[@Lily-gz3ip]

it makes no sense, why getting all this for on making braces and then start mocking it? like you're using it on your own hair-

[@jessiflames9268]

Exactly what you said Is what my fiancé says too I was nervous to ask him if he thinks I should wear cornrows and he said as long as it doesn’t mock us then I don’t care I think you’ll look beautiful in them. If people complain that just shows their character. And I said yeah I just don’t want to upset anyone I always feel nervous to ask lol but I love and really appreciate the styles their so dreamy and gorgeous 😍😍

[@rachel-uw2cq]

why is she actually the first nonblack person I’ve seen that looks good with braids 💀

[@c4llmeifigetlost485]

Lowkey late to this. But have you seen Latinas rock braids?

[@nvisly1154]

Yung Puffz23 what type of latinas

[@tori8134]

Yung Puffz23 uhhh no lol

[@rachel-uw2cq]

Yung Puffz23 Lmaoo sorry not to sound rude idk if ur Hispanic or not but in my opinion some ppl just can’t rock braids, to me it just looks best on black girls/people I looked it up and I didn’t rlly find any pictures of latinas w braids that I thought looked spectacular, latinas still bad asf and cute n shit but I just idk abt the whole braids thing 🤷‍♀️ I guess this Asian girl just looked cute w braids, I prefer her straight her better tho

[@c4llmeifigetlost485]

Clover Bogan nah I respect that. I am Hispanic but i know what chu mean I have a german friend tryna get waves cuz I have them and oh lord he can not style that type of hairstyle

[@melaninqueen7211]

I so appreciate him when he said " I don't want my people to think I'm offending them " nooo baby that's your wife you guys are suppose to learn each other and grow together.show her and experience her as well! Especially for those future babies! You guys are soulmates man y'all got this. You are doing what people are too illiterate or scared to do. 💖

[@littleblueprintwritinghood192]

O my gosh I love you

[@fefemtshokotsha3013]

@melanin queen people are so stuck in culture that they prevent love.When love has no culture nor colour.

[@sjuventina8671]

I love this

[@elisee3836]

melanin queen yes 👏🏼

[@Yougotthis1212]

Girl Bye, he need to stick to his own.

[@piiihllws5335]

OMG SHE LOOKS AMAZING THIS MAKES ME SO HAPPY!! I’m black and Asian and I knew I had to subscribe 😼

[@alyssalizette9350]

“You’ve never seen black Twitter?” Ohhhh noooooo

[@s00berrys]

They be eating people upppp😔✊🏿

[@bawknee7087]

See this, I’m not mad at. This isn’t cultural appropriation. It’s cultural appreciation and they’re giving credit to the black community. It’s not hard to do this. The braids look good on her & this experience was dope.

[@dj_bae]

I think the inherent flaw in this viewpoint is that if Rice was not in a relationship with a black man and she decided to get braids, no matter what the context, everyone would have torn her down for “cultural appropriation.” Even if she went to a black hairstylist to get braided, y’all still would’ve been yelling cultural appropriation. I think it’s dangerous to set the precedent that being in a relationship with someone of the culture you want to experience is the only acceptable way to appreciate the culture but that’s exactly what all these positive comments of “yas cultural appreciation” are saying.

[@bawknee7087]

J. Bae Nowhere in my comment did I mention her relationship. All I said was when you credit the black community for our culture and express your love for it, it is cultural appreciation. You don’t have to date a black man for that.

[@bawknee7087]

J. Bae When you say “y’all...” Who are you referring to? The black community? I really hope you’re not because that’ll be ignorant. A white woman or any other race could have braids in, credit the black community and we’d still be hyping them up. Just because you’re referring to the black community doesn’t mean you have to use AAVE. Especially when you’re speaking in such an ignorant manner.

[@dj_bae]

Bontle the thing that confuses me is that there’s nothing Glory did that blatantly expresses her giving credit to the black community for these braids. She didn’t stop the video and say “and before I get this done, I just wanna stop and say that I’m giving credit to the black community.” The only thing that happened was that her bf took her to his sister and she got her hair braided and everyone thought it looked awesome. There’s absolutely nothing wrong with the video and I quite enjoy it but it’s unsubstantiated to say that there were overt gestures of crediting the black community when she got this done which is what makes it appreciation. The only reason anyone gets that sense is because of Slice taking her to get it done which is why I mention how relevant her relationship with him is in the acceptance people are showing her. If she was not in this relationship and she went to a black hairstylist and requested braids and said and acted exactly as she did in the video, people would be crying cultural appropriation.

[@bawknee7087]

J. Bae last but not least, if you are not black or can NEVER tell black people how to react to their struggles and their culture. Cultural appropriation is deeper than just hairstyles. There’s meaning behind It, pain & suffering behind it. How dare you even reply to my comment writing a whole paragraph which doesn’t even refer to anything I wrote? In fact you wasted your time even typing that. What’s so dangerous about that anyway?

[@LiTtLeMiSsEmMa97]

Rice: “I want it to hurt.” Slice: “EH???” I lol’d

[@uknownlight]

Lol right and shes like pull it harder wow

[@thashasainthilaire5314]

Emma was the Best hair ever❤️love

[@itsjustme1728]

@@uknownlight and I be crying

[@savannaharisugawa6011]

This is the perfect example of cultural appreciation, I love this video and how you guys share your culture with each other 💕💕

[@jazlynnnicoler3948]

I frkn absolutely love her hair style on her! She looks so frkn adorable and it brings out her facial features so beautifully yo! Absolute love!! As well, I love the fact you two experience eachothers cultures! I love watching you guys. You two are so frkn great especially together!! Sincerely, Jazlynn. P.s love you guys!

[@jnssimplelife1306]

You should come check our video of my Persian gf getting cornrows 😊☺️‼️‼️‼️🙃

[@sharoneniye2550]

I was nervous clicking the video cause I didn’t want to see comments coming for them and attacking them for appropriating. But I’m relieved to see all the support instead ❤️

[@Fran-sj3uh]

No worries, it seems that it happens only against white...

[@Bluesonofman]

Anything looks great on girls

[@user-sr9bt4np8z]

Francesca Pizzi yeah,Idk why though

[@queenmaz7nomusa411]

Also you gotta remember that they gone have mixed kids with black textured hair. It's good for her to learn and I'm glad they did it. ❤

[@northstar5240]

QueenMaz7 Nomusa yeah she is gonna have her work cut out for her

[@justanotherfangirl8927]

If anything, at least their daughter(if they have one) is gonna have an auntie who's a hairstylist😂

[@truthfulrating5802]

They are going to be so cute little Blasian

[@_cherrychi_]

QueenMaz7 Nomusa ahahaha I’m blasian pfttt

[@joyharbin2470]

Ms. Chin BK yes, but in a more general sense, which is what people usually go off of..., at least one of their children will have some texture if not a full fro. There is going to be some texture

[@joannad1265]

As a black woman, I love seeing her appreciate the culture! we love you rice!

[@straw1berry11]

This is one of the few cases of cultural appreciation I have seen and honestly it is heartwarming. She did her research and got it done by an black artist. I hope u rock more african hairstyles in the future😊

[@maryarya5678]

I'm from Africa and I'm shocked hair is an issue in the US. Lol! Rice you looked amazing. Do what you want and what makes you happy

[@poisson6714]

Am shocked too, here anyone can do what they want with there hair, and i dont see any problem with that

[@dongsicheng170]

@@poisson6714 Yeah. Here in America many black hairstyles were/are considered ghetto, rachet, and unprofessional. Until a non-black person makes it "fashionable" and suddenly it's alright to wear. We were kicked out of schools for certain hairstyles and were ultimately force to straighten our hair (results in damaging our natural hair) for the white people. So there's a lot of history behind why we act this way. There were also many instances where non-blacks would steal out hairstyles and claim it as their own and rename it. I wish it was never this way. I personally don't have a problem with people wearing our hairstyles ONLY if they truly know the history behind it and its origins. Sorry for this long reply 😭

[@asantewaakissi2650]

Yeah I’m in Ghana too and it’s the same.

[@Galigonecamping]

In Africa No fights over kak like this

[@blue3374]

As a non black person, if I were to ever try hairstyles like this or any cultural stuff, I would seriously only do it in Africa I’m all about appreciation but to some other people, it’ll automatically come off as “appropriation” just on the sole fact that I’m not black

[@MeauxWilliams]

I love it..she is adorable for embracing his culture and he is adorable for embracing hers.

[@adreannawatters9089]

@Charles obviously not every black person flips when people get dreads

[@frankiejabonbumyers4151]

We are so excepting. Embracing our culture?

[@MrAjking808]

Braids aren’t just for us 😂😂

[@AlexA-de7is]

She is legit. She is being herself and NOT trying to act like someone She's not. God Bless them.

[@Tefy_1212]

I love you guys! you’re the most genuine couple out there right now. I love your girls energy, always so positive, and just living in the moment. You guys match each others vibes 💕

[@jamesglenn7763]

Hello 👋 how are you doing today?

[@khushipandit2719]

I'm Indian and I used to braid my hair like this occasionally. Like everyone does these hairstyles for parties nd stuff. I guess its only offensive in America. .

[@adriaunaa5745]

i’m realizing that now pretty much only Americans care deeply abt stuff like this..

[@jj-tl8hr]

ikr

[@zuzu6864]

Yea fr, also girls in my school do only two braids and no one says anything

[@gertrudesatekge2635]

I mean I understand why it's such a problem there, they've gone through a lot, it's a bit sad.

[@lifeofyuri4020]

Yes , only Americans are crazy about it Here in Africa esp in my country Tanzania 🇹🇿 we really appreciate them

[@mafialadysstyle]

I actually thinks this is so tight . The fact that she can actually experience it is dope!! I see nothing wrong. She’s getting into the culture experiencing the culture. I can’t wait to see what ya cook up next!!

[@slicenrice]

Thank you so much for appreciating and understanding!❤️

[@mafialadysstyle]

SLICE n RICE your welcome best wishes to you guys❣️💕

[@chrys8048]

Also it's her fiance's culture and the fact that he supports her doing this is amazing. We need more of those people.

[@CLoveBeauty]

@@chrys8048 facts!!!

[@12funnycrazy]

“ you never seen black twitter “ took me out 😭😭😭 he ain lien about that lmaoo but you guys are cute periodddd!

[@melmel4025]

The reason why cultural appropriation is a problem in America is because when people from different cultures wear things from their cultures ( such as braids and clothing from Asian cultures ) they are unprofessional, weird, and we experience a lot of ignorance from white people. But when white people wear the same things it is cool and fun and trendy. In other countries wearing braids may not be that big of a deal because black people don’t get discriminated because of it. This video IS NOT upsetting as a black women because she is being respectful and they explain that they know the problem with non black people wearing braids. They also mentioned how their whole channel is about getting to know each other’s cultures. This video is not problematic but really wholesome as slice is showing rice what black women have to do because of their natural hair. ❤️❤️

[@superiorpanda6449]

I love everything about this! It's the appreciation she showed for me 😩💞👏🏾

[@peterwt32]

I love how Matt & Glory are so earnestly trying to understand and immerse themselves into each other's culture. Everything I have seen from their videos demonstrate their love for each other and their profound respect and love for each other's family and culture. Love is truly an amazing thing and breaks down all barriers...cultural, racial, societal. It is truly what binds us to each other and to God. (1 Corinthians 13:4-5)

[@slicenrice]

Thank you so much for appreciating this about our videos Peter!!!!

[@nawfsidereviews6029]

I don't even like relationship channels but I've always loved you guys channel from the start.

[@mxxxs8775]

Nawf Side Reviews SAME

[@taneshamills7404]

Yeah they are different in their ideas and that prank stuff bout to die down cause it’s getting boring n repetitive.

[@thebath4]

Nawf Side Reviews same

[@AuroraSun94]

Nawf Side Reviews you should check out MAZELEE channel ❤️ you’ll love them!!! 😁♥️

[@kimjongun9824]

I gave you a thousand likes, your welcome 😂

[@FreyaWarr]

It’s awesome that you guys are sharing each other’s cultures!

[@jamesglenn7763]

Hello 👋 how are you doing today?

[@loonarwater]

my mom always made me braids like this when i lived in latin america as a kid , but when i went to the US people started seeing it as offensive ... i miss my braids so much :(

[@lvvqss]

duude same i recently got braids, and ppm were like no it’s only for black ppl and even threw a goddamn snicker at me😭💀 lmao but honestly. even black people said that in africa if u walked around w braids they wouldn’t care at all, and americans r delusional tbh

[@timddall1440]

nikolee maybe people reacted that way , because when non black ppl wear it , suddenly it's became fashion and everybody envied it . But wen black women have it , they are bashed and denied job or schools .

[@lvvqss]

@@timddall1440 lie

[@xxshamoneyxx0650]

@@lvvqss no its the truth, black women in America would legit get bullied for their hairstyle while a white women or a non-black person would wear it was beautiful on them. Black people are tired not getting appreciated for their culture while other are. It's not fair

[@lvvqss]

@@xxshamoneyxx0650 ok doesn’t mean we can’t wear it not our fault society’s like tha. grow up😂

[@ranzuki101]

"you never seen black twitter" IM DEAD ON THE FLOOR LOL

[@Kattykat49]

My facial expression looked exactly like his when he said that😂

[@diasporachick]

accurate

[@taeils639]

Me too 💀💀

[@tenaujahsrandom629]

Naomi Sawazaki true true

[@rachellanda7277]

What is that?

[@memememe4037]

They look so good on her 😂😂💓💓

[@Chanel03_24]

They really do!!

[@maisondecocktail1043]

I love you both!!!..you've just made my evening overly funfilled... Rice is just the bomb!! With her cornrows and beautiful ❤..God bless you babes! You have me glued onto your channel already!..with love from iceland!!

[@thecommenter2295]

Ikr

[@azchanna]

Facts!!!

[@daddybabygirl6122]

She cute asfuck🤩🤩🤩😍😍😍

[@cheseandrea]

yall can't get mad. she gave credit to the black owned business slices sister.

[@henessy.-.45]

I LOVE THIS... she has the perfect look and style to pull this look off... I have dreads and I expected a lot of pushback, but I actually get more compliments than anything... She's naturally beautiful... His sister hooked that up CLEAN

[@cheilseab5128]

rice : you know like the little *swoops finger on forehead* stylist : I got you

[@yunipark-cho8260]

That's me lmao

[@bobbyjames152]

💀

[@redd5232]

she officially one of us. She fell asleep under the dryer bruh. EVERYBODY go to sleep under the dryer

[@anthonys1267]

Redd facts

[@littlebratt9859]

Nah

[@fairyseob]

Skylar Sutton oh calm down it’s just a joke

[@notatrump7392]

I don’t It burns so I’m up all the time

[@swavydrip5830]

You sound dumb she will never be us

[@jabarsmith9922]

This was the first video I saw on this channel. The rest is history. Hooked by subscribing and becoming an avid consumer of your entertainment! Love you guys a lot!

[@fancydeer]

This is coming from a place of love and learning. She wants to know more about a big part of her husband's culture and he wants to share it with her. ❤️

[@rebeccalafontaine8738]

"I am afraid that pulling my hair is going to make me look more Asian" xD

[@rolanddawson3657]

Maxvilly Gagilians that flew right over your head.

[@Yoyo.vicki04]

Maxvilly Gagilians you bout dumb as fuck

[@100subcriberswithonevideo4]

Maxvilly Gagilians u fucking dumb bro

[@Themanhasnoname]

@@rolanddawson3657 is that a guardian of the galaxy reference? Lol

[@rolanddawson3657]

Themanhasnoname no, but it counts. 🤔👍🏻

[@christinawolfe6336]

I love this. As a black young women I'm glad to see someone else enjoying black culture and apperiacting it. I don't see this as someone who's not black and not educated in the culture trying to make it their own. I kinda understand why he explains himself through out the video. But I also would love to see other cultures not b upset when someone appreciates our culture and doesnt take it the wrong way.

[@jeezursilly5252]

@CleverCookieRBLX Oh please, anything "appropriating culture" is automatically slammed.

[@virqgo1430]

Ratikant Sharma LMAO I’M DEAD 😂😂😭

[@ellengough1650]

I gave my friend braids she's white I'm white (it wasn't to mock or anything i just like braiding hair) any way she really just looked like a white version of the karate kid and she cried while I did it soo...

[@cassie5829]

i play this dressing up online game, and the creator started making the game more diverse adding different culture beauty’s, and people were going crazy and attacking anyone who wore the cornrows that werent poc. it was gross, because theyd literally attack children who have no idea

[@jamiebrumant2153]

@CleverCookieRBLX she can do what ever she wants, its her hair , all women I know at some point style their hair out side of their cultural back ground

[@aemaryllelemmens1035]

I love how they embrace each others culture ❤️

[@Sunshine-jb2zs]

She looks good with cornrows!!!!! Should be a style she wears often. Personally I think that as different cultures we can try out different things from each other. We are all brothers and sisters in Gods eyes. Personally I'm African American and I love Indian culture. There jewelry and clothes are beautiful. Lets experiment but at the same time giving props to the cultures who came up with it.

[@PaKouLee]

Matt’s sister did a good job. I love how she braided Glory’s hair by following her natural hairline. The whole process turned out beautifully done. As a result, I give his sister ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

[@slicenrice]

She’s an artist with hair! Thank you!!

[@MakedaNieare]

This was actually a really cute video! When I saw the thumbnail I rolled my eyes, but as I watched I could really tell that this was a genuine cultural exhchange opposed to the culture jacking that normally happens on KZbin ( and around the world). And I'm from Baltimore! So I'm supporting without a doubt! Y'all have a new subscriber!

[@BeLikeNexus]

Makeda Nieare cultural hacking isn’t a thing in the first place

[@SG-bh6th]

@Carl John Carl, you know nothing. The way we braid our hair is cultural and represents many things, bravery ,history, slavery, and tradition. Stfu CARL.

[@idkGBT]

What you rolling your eyes for

[@kailamoore5331]

Why did you roll your eyes?

[@anikaevanson6578]

@Carl John When did she complain about having kinky hair? You just sound hateful. I don't think that a hairstyle is exclusive to one race but certain types of styles did come from certain places. It's just annoying when black people do something that they've always done it's ugly or unkempt but when a white person does it just for looks it's hip and cool.

[@LaR13na]

She looks fireee

[@nothere5750]

You can tell she loves and appreciates our culture and respects us she can wear them period

[@FavoriteSenpaii]

"How long do you think it's gonna last" "Until you get beat up." Me: I- (LMFAOOO that was the funniest thing lol) Loved the video!

[@smiggee]

I fell out the chair laughing on her expression.

[@Lucid5Qa]

2 month

[@AmyahWhite]

Taylor Travels ✈ why did I read this as he was saying it 😂

[@fatimamills4590]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@suneedays13]

EmmuFlicks no they meant what did lmfao mean lol

[@tashawiththepasta7761]

YOU HONESTLY LOOK SO CUTE GLORY 😍😍❤❤

[@isis_patton08]

Also for her future children she'll experience what her child feels and she can understand and appreciate the race of her husband and half of her child

[@moonesdayd8304]

I guess Rice hasn't seen Tibetans. I'm Asian American and in my culture our headdress consists a lot of different types of braids. My mom used to do our traditional braids in my hair a lot when I was young. From experience it was pretty painful. She looks really good.

[@Lily-gz3ip]

cool

[@timddall1440]

Moonesday D stop lying . Stop claiming everything blacks created . Last time I saw Asian and white claimed hip hop , rap music ... aswell , blacks invented the entertainment system across the world .

[@DarkAngel2512]

@@timddall1440 all races wore braids. And hip hop is part of white and asian culture. Has been for decades. Stop trying to segregate.

[@0nlygabi_194]

@@DarkAngel2512 No. Thats not true. BLACK PEOPLE used braids as a protective hairstyle during the slave times.

[@DarkAngel2512]

@@0nlygabi_194 what's not true? You didnt clarify what you were responding to. Also I never said the styles werent used as a protective style. So if you can clarify what I said that you disagree with then maybe I can elaborate or respond as I really dont know what part of what I said that you're disputing.

[@shuppypuppy17]

I don’t blame her for apologizing so much, the comments now a days will attack you...

[@evelinapushkash6827]

Comments are ruthless

[@lemonwakedilo9143]

Facts tho

[@jessicaribeiro8928]

@Cyanna Miranda stfu

[@langsz]

@Ratikant Sharma I think what he/she mean is that glory doesn't even need to apologize, I could be wrong tho.

[@babybath1081]

Ratikant Sharma girl bye we have our own hair

[@ivyespiritu9314]

10:23 he said it here. there are so many other people who do not appreciate culture, yet you’re gonna go after an interracial couple who clearly respects diversity and culture. no black fishing, no disrespect, no cultural appropriation in this video. just love ♥️ edit: "cultural appropriation" it isn't a way to tell people to stop what they're doing, it is a way to let others know how to embrace and understand each other. i understand not everyone is offended by this or believes cultural appropriation should even exist but i think it's only because the two words are misunderstood. i believe that we can all learn something new about each other. whether that be a hairstyle or a clothing item that is a part of who we are and that has shaped our identity. all love. be a little more open-minded and aware of others. thank u for all the likes. ♥️

[@Cooking_and_Lifestyle.]

i am from south africa and don't get ya'll americans with this culture appropriation thing, here in africa we don't mind anyone of any race doing our stuff, but ya'll seem to have a weird problem that i don't even get..like we also do their stuff..whats the double standard for?

[@Tigerhana]

Alexis N I’m not from the US but I’m a African who is born and living in Sweden. The reason behind cultural appropriation is that black women in the us get told that they are ghetto, ugly, racist things and fired over having cornrows and other braids, but when white women have those hairstyles it’s suddenly okey and beautiful. That’s why black people in the us get mad because it’s apparently ugly when they were the hairstyles, but when a white person wears them it’s pretty and okey.

[@r3b3lray57]

Im a black woman living in america. I wear braids and noone says shit to me.... I dont know where in the US where they get fired for having natural hair or braids get called ugly but I've never come across it. So idk.

[@coldicefiregreenpinkbluewa9631]

@@Cooking_and_Lifestyle. because the situation of us black American strayed us away from our history and culture and that is a piece of it know I have no problem with them wearing a hairstyle but they need to appreciate it and not act like Columbus and wearing something once and then having the nerve to claim it as their own and no disrespect some africans from Africa dont like their own hair and suspend kids for wearing it when they have that hair themselves

[@cassijay5993]

She looks so gorgeous!! Honestly she should get these more often they look so good!

[@tomikobigmomma]

She looks really good with braids

[@abena4557]

Yh

[@teliahmurdaugh3248]

I love how she’s trying to learn about our culture and still act like herself. Most girls that isn’t black get a black girl hairstyle and act black.

[@lilpumpforliiife8598]

Baby doll tt Thanks for not thinking just because she’s Asian and not white she gets to do this, I see people saying oh wow she looks cool even though it’s racist and no, just no.

[@isaura4748]

Riiiiiight. Get braids and don't know how to act smmhh

[@Jjay257]

She does try to act black sometimes it's annoying it's just not overwhelming...

[@teliahmurdaugh3248]

Jay Ruiz really? I didn’t know that, I just thought she acted like a asian woman

[@liyahyaheard3953]

Jay Ruiz well in some videos it’s what it’s about. like a video of her trying soul food and saying it’s good. but like sometimes it’s really just her husband rubbing off on her, she might start to act how he does and vise versa. cause that honestly happens in relationships. i wouldn’t particularly say she is trying to act black, or the videos i’ve seen of her

[@MrsMighty868]

To the braiders that be saying you can't braid straight hair......... There ya go

[@cyanidesidesalad]

Sydney hell I didn’t even know some braiders said that tf😂

[@shayshowyipee]

if anything it’s harder to braid curly hair in my experience

[@evelinapushkash6827]

@@mackenzietraver9406 my friend has the same "problem", her her is too good and silky ahah when she tries to curl it it uncurls in 20 minutes, but she's truly blessed with that hair

[@angelicaa5755]

havent heard any1 say that but most people can do braids in straight hair, its just the fact that it will most likely fall off.

[@lolo-hp3bt]

@@shayshowyipee it shouldn't be, braids were made for curlier/kinkier textures

[@kristengarza51595]

I just died when she smacked him with her braid😂😂 also love the look

[@Yahanah]

Rice just found out she’s “tender headed”🤣

[@mariasilistra2998]

Now I wanna see slice trying a Korean hairstyle (with bangs) 😂😂😂

[@justinegonzalez7400]

LMAAAOOO

[@santiagocalatrava6488]

Yeaaaa . The Bowl Cut hahaha 🤣🤣

[@wilhelminatetteh7246]

Yessss

[@tia.jeane.64]

Maria Silistra or like pop idols hair

[@annasilvia4497]

I already laugh just to imagined it

[@landonfise8321]

There’s not a problem with loving the culture as long as you love the people

[@EnterOsaka]

Landon Fise right

[@Jerseysfinest12]

Facts

[@elyzazaza]

Lots of them love he black man but not the the surrounding!

[@kc7159]

elyzazaza a lot of black people don’t like their surroundings either

[@Whatever.lozer666]

Factz

[@mkyuigi4228]

Some people in the comments doesn't know the difference between *APPROPRIATION* and *APPRECIATION* and it shows :/

[@househeadspeakz]

I think this is why these 2 are a great couple for they are willing to understand and experience their different cultures and experiences. That is how you understand each other's communities. Rice dew looks dope!!

[@NameePark]

Pls give slice a korean kpop hairstyle with his own hair 🤣 also glory be lookin fiiiiine 🤤 both your parents are so cute T__T

[@angelakim2313]

cutee

[@1yoyanni]

He already has the kai kokobop era hair sksksksksk

[@dragonfruithair553]

yo yanni LMAOOOO

[@sciuralise]

yo yanni 😂

[@vaiaprs]

@@1yoyanni omg 😭😭🤪

[@alextay416]

I think she suited it. A lot of Asian girls and guys get this sort of style done so it’s nothing surprising and I don’t know why people are hating. She looks good ✌🏼🙂

[@AD-id1kf]

Not much hate here

[@Sassysonia1234]

It's because Black women have worn the same styles and get called gheto in job interviews (sometimes just minding their business walking down the street) but then other races started doing it, it was cute. That's why people have a tendency to hate. I'm just explaining why I think rice looks pretty like she always does.

[@Sassysonia1234]

Sorry last thing. What I just said is why slice made the joke about black Twitter 😂😂😂

[@hafi2047]

Not to generalize but for anyone who's into Kpop, you'll notice how many groups use pieces here and there and are influenced a bit by hip hop culture. I've always thought though that it was quite unfortunate and rather ignorant though that black culture is acceptable to other cultures... if it is for entertainment purposes, but then you still hear stories of black tourists, or people living abroad in Asian countries who are looked at funny and in some cases face people being warry of them because of their skin color. Untill all parts of black culture is accepted in those countries I really believe they should just leave those influences alone

[@capedluna]

@@hafi2047being black in Asia sounds like a nightmare despite many of us wanting to work,travel or live there. We won't get the same respect. My brother was stationed in Korea 3 years ago. He explored off base at times but never felt too comfortable because Koreans always stared hard. Like not side eye but like you were a theme park attraction. Like Kpop is so weird all this obvious black influence they are going for and I bet if you put them in the room with the average black person not celebrity oriented they'd be dead silent on the other side of the room.

[@shamzy460]

Love it when people do braids out of appreciation not just for clout

[@LoveoftheDarkFiberArts]

I love that you two are experiencing each others culture so respectfully and having fun with it too. Thanks for sharing yourselves with us! Those braids look amazing on you!

[@olisaemekasylvester4174]

Yeah, I wish I could meet someone who will be happy with me as they are now 🥺

[@olisaemekasylvester4174]

Hello beautiful, hope you're doing great??

[@apinder53]

Falling asleep under the dryer means she got the full experience lol

[@kaydenlittleschoolandsuff1898]

This is so underrated

[@melodicnuggets8045]

@@kaydenlittleschoolandsuff1898 MoOd

[@oumourbah5727]

Truth 😂😂 if you don’t fall asleep did u really get ur hair did properly

[@alexandriavick7060]

The truth!!😂😂

[@kayannlewis9342]

Lol truth

[@maryamkiyani7057]

As a mixed race person mixed from two very different cultures I love the way you guys are presenting interracial relationships. Also the SKILL required for braiding I’m shook every time.

[@nomiherbst.4506]

Same. Racially mixed(German and African American). Experiancing different cultures is amazing now that I'm older and can appreciate it. As a kid I was made to really ashamed of it.

[@Na-_-_-]

Nomi Piper I feel that, I’m mixed race as well (African American and Cambodian) and I was always told I’m not Asian enough that I’m too dark or I’m too Asian to be black so I didn’t know what to do with myself, but now that I’m older I learned to appreciate what I learned from those experiences so now I’m just Me :)

[@lolarosethatsme5453]

i am Norwegian and Nigerian!!!

[@maryamkiyani7057]

Nomi Piper being shamed for your heritage sucks and it takes a lot of courage to be unapologetic and proud of your cultures. ❤️

[@thatonemultistan3070]

i don’t understand why there are african americans in this comment section complaining that she’s “appropriating their culture”. first off, braids aren’t just a black thing, second of all cornrows came from AFRICA, not america. so technically speaking, they aren’t originally “your” culture. they’re AFRICAN culture. as an african myself that’s living in the U.S., she did nothing wrong. she looks gorgeous and i’m happy she liked them.

[@j4n1y4h7]

so unnecessary…

[@Dreaplum]

there's a difference between appreciation and appropriation she obviously did nothing to harm my people, she didn't put on a 'black accent' or anything like that. ya'll need to chill in the comments

[@nel6436]

My mom is Asian but she would always braid my hair for school because it was so long and thick and braids were just easier. And I swear my mom did that stuff so tight, the skin on my head is calloused and I don't feel pain in there anymore lmao

[@wwmaebv]

Yeah your scalp got numb, I know the feeling :'-D

[@cookieketlin2344]

Same lmao

[@sheree1994sa]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@hanjisung3943]

samEee

[@misspanda9078]

Same but somehow I always come home without my braids so she decided to cut my hair 😂

[@prettypaid4862]

She did my hair! I think it was in 2k17 but she straighten my hair, and i got to facetime Slice! Edit: Omg thx for 700+ likes!! For what tho!?!😘😘😘

[@ht1ps555]

PUGICORN 4L dang that’s cool!

[@prettypaid4862]

@@ht1ps555 Ikr!

[@roxewill1202]

Im ur 800 like

[@prettypaid4862]

@@roxewill1202 Thanks🤗🤗

[@roxewill1202]

PUGICORN 4L you welcome💕

[@goldennxtae5954]

She looks very beautiful with them💜💜 i dont see why yall have to make big deal out of everything🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️

[@issa_joe026]

Okei, Rice looks absolutely beautiful with those braids- like- she was already gorgeous, and these just make her that much more beautiful- And Slice's sister did an absolutely amazing job!

[@eastcoastprincess97]

I think she looks great! I’m glad you guys love to experience each other’s culture and get immersed in it. It’s a beautiful thing. You guys are a wonderful couple.

[@taylorsmith.6694]

I am black, I got say it looks really good on her she should keep doing it‼️ it’s very pretty I think it suits her very well. I’m glad that she’s willing to learn our culture.

[@AngelPrimsepski]

I’m confused by the “it’s cultural appreciation as long as you give credit” ideology. You do realize people also exist outside of social media, right ? So while they can easily give credit online, someone at the grocery store or the mall isn’t going to know they gave credit on their social media accounts.. So do they need to wear a sticker on their forehead or hand out pamphlets whenever they go out for it to still count as appreciation? I’m just so confused...

[@hopelesshopebot8602]

OMG SAME IM CONFUSED AS WELL

[@Immajinxxx]

If you know the culture behind it and the depth then explain it right here right now. 🥰

[@epiphany5653]

@@Immajinxxx Can u explain it to me pls, I honestly don’t get cultural appropriation. I’m black with dreadlocks, but I believe everyone should be able to wear whatever they want and do whatever they want with the hair on their own head, it’s just hair. White people get dreadlocks and box braids because they like the way they look, isn’t that flattering? Like I don’t get it lol

[@Immajinxxx]

epiphany there is a LOT of history behind them, we use it for protective styles, we use to put rice in our braids in order to survive, some use to put cornrows so that it would be harder for whites to grab them by their hair and much more. It’s not hard to find out about our history, quick research and if ur interested DEEP research and you will find out a LOT of terrible things that whites use to do to blacks also I’m not mad at her for wearing them I think they are very pretty and they are both trying each other’s culture this is culture appreciation it’s the opposite of what u replied. Again I didn’t say anything bad about her or the hair I love that they are both trying one another’s culture haha I’m jus trying to get people to stop SAYING ITS JUST HAIR it’s not JUST HAIR, plus a lot of people don’t know how to properly take down braids and a LOT OF HAIR LOSS comes from that process so u have to do it carefully. I’m trying to teach but instead people say I’m being mean or rude or a Karen or whatever you wanna say but I’m not

[@naan6348]

you have to know the culture behind it 1 2. it should be done by a black stylist just so your getting it done right for any hair type 3. dont promote it as a "trend" because its kinda disrespectful because its not a trend, its something from a entire culture

[@DonKJB]

"Til you get beat up..." 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Then Crouching Tiger!!!!!! Come on Matt 😁😃😆😅

[@bobbyblast1153]

I don’t feel like y’all should get any backlash. Y’all are a couple who just so happens to be interracial. Y’all are bound to experience each other cultures. And there’s nothing wrong with exploring other cultures. Just as long as anyone isn’t being disrespectful towards the culture they are exploring, and know why each step that’s being done is done 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@eznosnopes5276]

That is exactly it! Respect the culture you are embracing. Black folk are so used to people taking things, lying about where they got it from and disrespecting us. Just show respect and it is all good.

[@_cherrychi_]

Bobby Blast pReaCh

[@elliefromtt4246]

Now this is how you properly try out different cultural practices... Wasn't disrespected in slightest form

[@liormay7939]

RIGHT!!

[@user-yf5bo9ms4u]

It’s usually not disrespectful but some people freak out when white people do anything so like ??

[@blackgoddess1262]

@@user-yf5bo9ms4u okay and your comment is irrelevant cause nobody is freakin out tf

[@carissaingram5618]

里涩 i agree

[@bacon8353]

里涩 Because a lot of the times they’re disrespectful.

[@zoyaayana453]

This is appreciation imo. She went to a black salon, promoted the business (all of you taking this as an opportunity to rag on how Black people respond to this though, go book an appointment, give Slice's sister her coin and come back in the comments promoting her business instead - simple solution lmao). The issue comes from when she's on the road and people can't tell if she gave the Black community credit and get skeptical - and tbh, nothing is wrong with that initial reaction when it (appropriation) happens every 5 seconds....

[@glorygirl.7373]

culture appropriation is culture appropriation. stop it

[@zoyaayana453]

@@glorygirl.7373 u wrong but go off

[@camillashimwa7671]

@@glorygirl.7373 you never did you’re research and it shows