[BLACKSWAN] Fatou makes surprise entrance while reacting to Blackswan!!💥 | EP.8 | Reaction👀

[@y_niverse]

It was so unforgettable experience to me! I was touched by Fatou’s warm-hearted reaction and now I become a big fan of Blackswan. Thanks for watching this video!

[@maliii266]

You danced to Ring Ding Dong so well!

[@leonykonaduboateng4522]

I loved the video

[@allanmhanson]

Yeees! Blackswan is amazing! I hope their next comeback to be really successful, they are debuting 2 new members, it’s going to be cool.

[@doricemichelle3614]

Me too

[@arianafern1497]

Trust me emma gonna roast three of you! Am a fan of Korean culture from India 🙋🏻‍♀️ but at the same time emma obsessed with roasting too! I might soon end up debuting as a roaster on KZbin and three of you gonna be the part of my content 👽🤲

[@josi8366]

You notice that the stereotype is still there when he compares Fatou to Jessi. The two have different personalities.

[@c9rolina24]

Fatou having a lot of patience pt 2

[@thisonebyh651]

I swear this comment section needs to stop being so accurate caz I can't like everything.

[@rosieosabutey1448]

Ong she’s much better than me lol

[@diamanruby9791]

I’m really glad they made this ep. I’m not sure if they really meant what they said or not but at least they were all able to be in the same room and talk and see how she really is instead of judging her by her skin color and stereotype placed on black people.

[@homeland1128]

Agreed.

[@blackswan__be_unique8483]

Agree!💯

[@channelmani3485]

Yess

[@ginatowner0t7]

100% agree

[@cooljeannie]

True

[@midnghtlili]

Her face when they compared her to Jessie I can't 💀

[@josi8366]

I came back several times to see her face. Very funny the facial expression she did.

[@30hmika0h8]

I made the same face! 💀

[@daniela_-_Mg]

😂 ikr 😭

[@Reveswan]

I would've done the same

[@nancym3041]

Time stamp please lol

[@yearofsoobin]

they get to meet fatou for free.. i’m so jealous ☹️

[@diamanruby9791]

Sameeee😭

[@jiminisntacarforyoutopark5583]

Me too!😭

[@KaShiGaines111]

Ikr!!!! Can a REAL fan actually meet her lol

[@bongowrld]

They don't even deserve to meet her smh

[@oz1128]

Nahhh

[@felicity4913]

I'm glad that this channel did not just brush the whole situation of their first video off but actually took a moment to try to understand Fatou and to break stereotypes about black women. Thank you for sharing your platform with Fatou

[@itzysarah9835]

They did brush off the whole situation tho and those Koreans were trying to cover up what they said because she was there let’s stop lying to ourselves

[@unpaidwaystarroycointern]

@@itzysarah9835 exactly lmaooo

[@tekla_]

@@itzysarah9835 😹😹😹

[@vmvengsub3812]

@@itzysarah9835 yup I can smell the cap from lightyears away

[@baiaein4918]

I'm glad that fatou is breaking stereotypes on that kpop idols should not be black or non korean. She's proving many people wrong with this, love her for that

[@angel127_]

i can’t believe they didn’t apologise to her for those comments. even just an “i’m sorry i shouldn’t have assumed you were like this and that” instead they were just trying to explain themselves cus she was in the room. comparing her to jessi even though they are not similar in any single way, and saying she probably got stared at cus she’s pretty isn’t the complement they think it is, it’s dismissive. but this is a step forward at least. sorry fatou we luv u!!

[@arianafern1497]

Exactly man! I was thinking the same! One of the guy said that "We said many things while watching your video, hope you'll try to understand us and fatou simply nodded with a smile but honestly if I would be in her place , I would say a big "NO" right on their face! Why tf they wants her to be considerate for their stereotypical beliefs! Don't you think you guys should be considerate of your fu*king mentality 🧘🏻‍♀️

[@insomniatic991]

I agree but I genuinely think they didn't realise the harm behind what they said. They did try to brush it off quite a lot though, I think Fatou dealt with it quite well. People obviously aren't going to admit what they've done wrong if they aren't entirely sure and I feel like Fatou explained to them quite well. Korea is still a very closed country and a lot of things are normalised because they're never shown to be an issue, and Fatou explained that quite well and tackled the stereotypes without antagonizing them for something they may have not known and honestly probably would have taken less of what she was saying on board if she did

[@GmmBeast]

@@arianafern1497 because if you disregard people who are trying to learn, they will never grow. She doesn't have to understand why they said those things, but it's good she was explaining to them why stereotypes are bad and to think more critically. These people have now learned not to stereotype certain people because they were able to learn.

[@miabunny715]

She's so patient, i guess she's getted used to it sice she live in Korea, and in my experience as Hispanic with Koreans, most of them just don't know anything about respect other cultures, and don't know anything about other cultures tbh just stereotypes, they can be so rude and not understand why they're wrong, i think it's their culture what it's not right developed

[@tekla_]

@@GmmBeast they didn’t learn anything lol did you watch the video

[@charmainej4820]

Lol it seems like they were back tracking their views instead of making it a learning experience ...She was graceful

[@Starlett68]

I think that type of growth is a process. Perceptions don't just vanish when you've been socialized into seeing things a certain way. This was a good start.

[@diannainkorea]

She's just amazing every time I see her😍

[@hungrychat7304]

I hate when non-black people do this. This isn't just a Korean thing but others also completely dismiss what you've went through and why. She got stared at because she was black not because she was pretty. Shes getting on my nerves. A white man kept starring at me. I mentioned it to my "friend" who's a polynesian woman and she said the same thing. He had a confederate flag on his hat....

[@angel127_]

EXACTLY that comment pissed me off

[@lorylove492]

People can also stare at you if you’re pretty too. It’s a mixture of both.

[@nancychinaza5532]

She actually said people stared at u cause u are beautiful not blacks u guys are teaching people not to be stereotypical but u are been one now

[@spill4155]

i think they could’ve just been suggesting another reason as well. Korea has a significantly lower amount of black people than the majority of other countries, so it’s understandable why black people peak the interest of pedestrians there

[@clairee_ingrid_officiel2081]

I like to see Fatou destroy all stereotypes. Black people are able to sing too. It's true that best rapper are black people but they are able to sing too. And 2 much people think black women is only sexy but it's completely false. Thank Fatou for your impact ❤❤❤❤💕💕👏👏

[@angel127_]

@peace rap originated from black communities in america so obviously for some black ppl it’s natural to them, but ofc not everyone

[@KshipsinKchups]

I lost it at them comparing her to Jessi. They haven't learnt anything.

[@Dred0n]

Fatou we love you Queen❤😌 I can't wait for blackswan's next comeback it will be awesome.

[@homeland1128]

Not to mention they added two talentful, hardworking, strikingly gorgeous members, I really can't waittt

[@Dred0n]

@@homeland1128 me too

[@moniixoxoo]

@@homeland1128 right! ahhhh i’m so here for it!

[@AdeolaAsh]

I was expecting them to apologize for the racial stereotyping they did to Fatou

[@ayannadaws8480]

Me too but I’m not surprised

[@90sflower95]

Even if it’s stereotyping literally everything they said about her was true except the one with comparing her with Jessie that was weird af

[@ayannadaws8480]

@@90sflower95 it doesn’t matter if it’s true about HER let’s be real they stereotype basically any black person they see when she first walked in the guy literally said “I got a little swag in me” when all she did was wave lmaoo

[@ayannadaws8480]

@peace what does that have to do with these people stereotyping her 😂😂 y’all pull anything out the ass what does the stop Asian hate movement have to do with this video

[@90sflower95]

@@ayannadaws8480 did u even read my comment properly

[@mmmhno]

I was thinking they would go more in depth about the stereotypes part but this was still a great video. I really love fatou, she's really well spoken and calm so I do hope something came out of their conversation. The guy on the right was kind of annoying to me, and sometimes just like fatou said, it looked like they were just great talkers. The other two looked more genuine and it seems they were really trying to understand her. I dont really know what to say but after the first reaction that video just felt good to watch.

[@josi8366]

I found this man in a light blue shirt inconvenient, and he didn’t act politely.

[@denisejones862]

( the guy on the far right) He was kinda pissing me off and being over bearing with trying to copy her and trying be " cool" but idk it seemed like he was patronizing her and I could feel it through the screen

[@christy3047]

If they compare her to Jessi one more time..

[@charmainej4820]

Lol

[@lotustreejournal2198]

Exactly when jessi style is from black woman

[@onceafetus426]

This is proof Jessi is a cultural appropiator and a racist

[@Aniram789]

When Jessi is full East-Asian Korean on both sides of her family! That woman has been blackfishing so long most people don't even realise she's just pretending. 🤦🏾‍♀️

[@linoscult5251]

@@Aniram789 jessi is naturally tanned lmao, she aint blackfishing

[@denisebrown2994]

Fatou as always with her bright uplifting happy-vibe personality. Their reaction after meeting her is superb . More of this from Fatou and Blackswan please

[@kekesimmingtv2824]

No I love seeing Fatou in videos like this. They're fun, bring more exposure to Blackswan and she seems so relaxed teaching ppl to unlearn stereotypes about Black ppl. GO, FATOU!!!!

[@felicity4913]

So they got to meet her... Ok.. that's cool, I'm very happy for them 😀and not jealous at all, not even a bit😭😭😭

[@moonskumg1433]

11 minutes of korean people gaslighting a black woman about the prejudice and harmful stereotypes they said about her...

[@aribloomfield4527]

Isn't this a bit much...?

[@angel127_]

@@aribloomfield4527 no, it’s a daily experience for many black ppl so they know when they see it. they didn’t apologise, just tried to explain what they were saying instead of seeing how it may make her feel uncomfortable

[@thisonebyh651]

@@angel127_ COMPLETELY AGREE

[@GiornoLovesDeathGrips]

Korea is one if the world's most homogeneous society on earth.im sure their intent isn't to harm.

[@Meena-hv4lq]

She’s pretty that’s a fact but they were staring because she’s Black let’s not get it twisted! Korea isn’t the kindest to foreigners especially if dark skinned

[@lunaris5054]

Its proably also because they never saw a black Person in real like. They isnt alot of diversity in Korea

[@bestboyholland3217]

@@lunaris5054 still rude

[@bbbbbbbbbb0]

That’s why Fatou brushed off their fake compliments 😂

[@Meena-hv4lq]

@@bbbbbbbbbb0 exactly!!! They were trying to excuse their ignorance and sounds like they haven't really educated themselves and are making excuses due to the comments they received

[@Meena-hv4lq]

@@lunaris5054 yes but I'm sure they have access to the internet and watch movies with Black people

[@rosieosabutey1448]

I just wish they talked more about the stereotypes, it was just like a brief talk

[@shenhe1928]

Yeah it was kind of pointless

[@rosieosabutey1448]

@@shenhe1928 tbh yep

[@Me-ly3xp]

I’m glad she educated them too during this video

[@kennadiewilliams4482]

They did not apologize for the comments they made , invalidated her experiences and still used stereotypes against her , even people in the comments did that . Also never compare her to Jessi , they are different in their own ways . This video was like a 5/10 because I don't really know how to feel about it. P.S.I'm black so I have a right to have an opinion about this just like the people trying to justify the ''Jessi ''comment .

[@bigfoodstyle5531]

The stereotypes of black ppl in Korea is a good reason why there should be more than eastern Asians in Korean media. They should be more diverse. Ppl hate on America alot but it’s actually one of the most diverse countries and has the most diverse celebrities. And although a lot of these racist stereotypes do come from white American media now in 2022 we have much more representation for black ppl in the states that’s breaking those stereotypes. That’s why Kpop needs to be more than just Koreans, Chinese, Japanese, and Thai ppl. Ppl like fatou are very important in K-media. And Fatou doesn’t choose to be or probably doesn’t want to be that advocate for black ppl or mixed babies in Korea. But she can unintentionally break stereotypes just by being herself

[@enjoymyroblox.A.R.R.]

Agreed. This comment should be more noticeable and pinned.

[@all4dreww]

this video genuinely disgusted me, being a black girl myself I relate to how people always expect you to be "hip, cool, rebellious, and disrespectful". Everybody acting like this video is solving all of the racism and stereotyping that is still in the video clearly seen. Fatou gave her intro as they were all sitting down and then immediately began to call her cool and compare her to Jessi, JESSI 🤦🏿‍♀️ the woman that steal from black culture, black women, and made the infamous line- "diamonds blue like a CRIP" so we can add glorifying gang culture to the list as well. These people will compare a woman saying hello with a smile to Jessi who perpetuates things about black people as it is obvious she wants to be black 🤷🏿‍♀️ and the thing that angered me the most is how Fatou had an entire interview explaining how you should stereotype black people as cool and hip because we're just like any other person, we aren't clones with the same personality. Yet they did it here.

[@kaelynnicole5]

I 100% agree. Going into this, I was hoping for every stereotype they thought & said in the last video to fully be addressed and discussed in detail, and for them to learn/educate themselves on why everything they mentioned before was so fucked up. However, in the end this video was pretty disappointing. The moment they mentioned jessi I couldn’t help but roll my eyes.. I love fatou though, and I hope as time goes on, as an idol she’ll continue to educate those with such gross mindsets and prove them wrong.💗

[@bbbbbbbbbb0]

I agree with you but honestly I feel like this enough for Fatou and for us black women in general. It’s mentally draining enough that we have to do stuff like this. But I do hope that they gained something and I’m glad that the channel actually took time to use their platform to address this issue rather than delete the original reaction vid and brush it aside.

[@lol25933]

Yup. Agreed

[@datbiii2676]

You all need to chill. No one said this one video would solve racism in korea. Just view this as another gig for her mehn. Like the video and keep it pushing, that's what Fatou would want yall to do instead of these essays.

[@all4dreww]

@@datbiii2676 so your mad that I'm pointing out the blatant stereotyping in this video 🤔 good to knw

[@KaShiGaines111]

I’m so glad they came back with a follow up video so that Fatou could explain her responses, and listen to the questions and help explain some of these stereotypes. Fatou does have a air of confidence about herself and she was very humble and understanding. I’m appreciating the love that they showed her! Thank you Be Unique, Saranghae Black Swan!

[@harristv4145]

I’m glad we can all agree in these comments that this definitely wasn’t it…. Like at all. There was no accountability taken, no apologies and a whole lot of dismissiveness. You can tell Fatou was being polite and nice cause if she actually spoke up on this and told them how she felt they’d label her further as “tough”, “aggressive” and so on. The idea to have the segment where they address their stereotypical and I’m gonna say racist comments was a smart one and I thought it’d be very educational but the execution and their response was absolutely terrible. And the editing style and “happy” music as you’re addressing this was also very distasteful and really downplayed the situation. They learned nothing from this and even watching themselves back saying those ignorant comments, they had a smile on their face. I don’t care to hear the comments of “they smiled cause their nervous/embarrassed” cause I can’t image how Fatou felt. No one’s taking her feelings into consideration and she felt more uncomfortable in that room than any of them. Im also done with the “they didn’t mean any harm/they didn’t know any better 🥺” narrative either. Cause at the end of the day the internet exist, they can do research and they probably haven’t encountered many black ppl in their life so I don’t even know why they’d have this perceived notion in the first place. And yes we can say it’s from films but I myself am black and growing up as a kid all I saw were Asian fighting films and yes I had a perceived notion but as soon as I got access to the internet (as a kid turning into teen) I learned for myself. And I found out and educated myself about my ignorance and what stereotypes are. We are in the year 2022 we need to stop excusing this behavior and the “they didn’t know any better” cause its definitely coming from racist talk in the household/from elders, their school and taking what they see from movies and running with it. When I thought we could all have the common sense not to take what we see in movies and think it’s real. Definitely says a lot about the film industry and how they portray black ppl tho, that’s another conversation. I’m fed up and it’s tiring, and if I feel like that just as a fan then I cannot IMAGINE what’s going on with Fatou rn. And how much discrimination and ppl with negative/racist perceived notions that shes encounter by being in this industry. Do better PopKorn.

[@mako0026]

Fatou has a incredible presence🤩

[@arianafern1497]

They were trying so hard to be nice to her🧘🏻‍♀️. And that girl....she was trying her level best to make her fake compliments sound real!

[@kaptainzdragon5478]

I dont like the implications that she is not bubbly or feminine

[@d3vilsreepers880]

God they’re pissing me off..they aren’t even trying to learn they’re just back tracking so they aren’t embarrassed or something and that girl said “Usually members like that are more feminine and cute” and she goes “Thats just how I think” indirectly saying shes not those things and they didn’t even apologize for what they said☹️But thanks for trying to discuss these at least 😔

[@gobi2123]

Idk what this was but it’s not what I expected. They could’ve watched her video calling out their stereotypical comments. I also would’ve liked to see them apologize to her for their small minded views.

[@momofilm147]

This was very calm and entertaining and also educative. I really loved their interactions and I had a smile on my face throughout lol

[@ladydiamondprisca]

I had the same reactions as Fatou-nim when watching the previous episode. This was conversation that was needed to be had. Thank you.

[@sheila7482]

The guy on the right was soo weird and was giving bad vibes. I don't think he and the girl were respectful in anyway. Example: compering her to jessi. That's still stereotyping. Not once did they apologise for the things said in the previous video I'm sorry but I did not like this at all

[@junseosluv]

WHY DID THE GUY BUST OUT INTO JESSI😭😭

[@Aniram789]

The most accurate thing they said was when the girl mentioned still being stuck in stereotypes. There is still a long way to go. I'm glad Fatou has the grace and patience to deal with all this and still stay positive.

[@hrae91]

Love her. She is so cool .

[@rivahaliya7668]

Ughhhhhhh!!! Like literally, Fatouuu for real, and I mean FOR REAAALLLL looks like a literal goddess gracing Earth. The first time I saw her, damn! She looks so sweet and precious and soooooo graceful 😭😭😭 even her speaking voice is precious and exudes with grace and sweetness. I sooooooooo love her ❤️❤️❤️

[@Tkpop_randomn]

Them comparing her to jessi weirded me out

[@RiahzSubz]

I am a black teen teaching myself Korean so I can travel there. I've always been obsessed with language and culture and hope I can study the language in South Korea one day. I've also had the dream to become a black K-pop artist ever since I started listening to k-pop around the age 9. I never thought it would be possible since I'm not Korean nor do I live there. But once I heard about Fatou and other k-pop idols who aren't Korean, I've been making plans to travel to Korea to learn the language, take dance classes, and to practice singing. I believe if you really want something in life you can achieve it, so I'm pushing myself out of my comfort zone to achieve something I really want in life. Chase after you dreams every and remember to stay positive!

[@jeez-lv4jm]

good luck, ❤it won’t be easy

[@glitch700]

The way they switched all the way the fuck up face up face🤭

[@aryelc7357]

Fatou shouldn't have to constantly validate her right to exist. She shouldn't be this posterboard for "solving" prejudice against black women in the kpop industry. She should be able to just EXIST like almost every single kpop idol. instead of fighting for herself and her right to be there. She is gracefully and patiently enduring these things. She is immensely still strong, special and unique and shouldn't come with a warning label.

[@osirisvante]

eh this video was a bit too bright for something that could’ve been a real learning moment, esp when they compared Jessi to Fatou 😐.

[@anjalisagar7876]

Wowww... I always get inspired from her confidence❤️ she is really very talented and kind for sure ❤️ I love her so so so much.. omo I wish I can meet her once 🤗

[@ashree_o7]

okay this is actually so sweet

[@christy3047]

I'm thankful for this channel for allowing fatou to be part of this content but what I'm getting from this content is these people didn't change their ideologies. They lost me when they compared her to Jessi and we all know why these comparisons are being made. Jessi constantly mocks black women's mannerisms and lingo. I wish they would've dealt deeper with the topic but then again it's not Fatou's responsibility to educate Koreans.

[@davianngayle8560]

The girl in the middle looked nervous when Fatou said she watched their reactions bcz she was on some racist bs 😭. Notice how all the videos was of her? They didn't even try to apologize seeing that they've met her and she's not the stereotype they thought she was. Just went and made it worse by comparing her to Jessi 😶

[@yousraseed8842]

She’s so beautiful

[@diamanruby9791]

Hope to see more vid of fatou and the rest of the team❤️

[@sdjamaay3021]

I miss them so much, I hope for a vlog with the members having fun or meeting the new members

[@yogiyoliz6281]

I really love fatuo she's so happyl and charming she's so sweet I hope coming up song will be successful

[@SunflowerLicie_Strong]

She’s so beautiful her personality not just her appearance she such an amazing woman I love her

[@TheTarcaina]

Fatou is a shawol. omg. i love her even more 😭

[@nessalilly7186]

fatou is soo cool....she got a pretty soul indeed🥰

[@wen2345]

When they compared her to Jessi I really cringed , Jessi a cultural vulture woman who has copied black woman style and even stereotype who is very loud and aggressive and inappropriate to someone like fatou who is very shy and intelligent and is very quiet is so weird for me

[@ednamercy5512]

Yeah, Fatou found that comparison cringe too. And so did I.

[@celeste7957]

I agree but each of them have their amazing great unique personalities and style

[@bigfoodstyle5531]

You just completely making fun of Jessi’s personality while trying to uplift another woman is disgusting. Jessi and Fatou shouldn’t have been compared bc they aren’t the same at all. But you feeling like you can bash Jessi because of that is nasty

[@skiyline]

@@bigfoodstyle5531 exactly. It's ok to not like Jessi but to completely degrade and insult her in the same breath as uplifting another woman is just wrong. Fatou and Jessi are way too different to be compared

[@naevis2863]

@@skiyline idgaf about jessi, if she wants to trash us black women then why can’t we do the same?

[@sramas757]

Love Fatou and I definitely appreciate their honest conversation with her.

[@Starlight-em4vy]

Not them backtracking when she was actually there lol

[@horizonrising3216]

Boo tomato tomato 🍅 for the comparison to Jessi. Just dont have her on this channel if you're going to exploit her for views.

[@kaiaxiii.svtcaratzone]

omg fatou is so adorable! i like her personality ~

[@Delii348]

4:49 not jessi💀

[@sdjamaay3021]

I want to be here so bad to talk with her 😭

[@jemchan]

The guy was so animated

[@yuhzilia]

Thank for listening to us and making them meet her, I feel like this really helped a lot, sometimes all people need is closure to one another to understand another

[@stanfatou2002]

..... really.... Jessi? Alrighty

[@shinagi6807]

I literally was thinking when I watched the other video that it might be great if both parts meet in person and here we are,this is beautiful!! Thanks so much POPKORN for organising this we Luminas really apreciate it,it really means a lot 😊👍🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@datbiii2676]

WHEN IS IT MY TURN TO MEET FATOU?? 😩😭😭😭😭

[@imsoooboredjaehyun]

the guy and girl didnt even apologise and just tried to be polite to her face i mean they were pretty ruthless with their comments about her on the reaction video but face to face with fatou they look scared (they were laughing awkwardly).

[@slzlxk._xw]

와아아 대박 진짜!!! 아아 너무너무 좋다~ 귀엽!!! 고마워 ㅠㅠ 여러분 화이팅!!!

[@AnnaFernandez024]

Love this !! I want to see more of fatou, a fresh air in this industry

[@ShawtyRed96]

The guy in the green on the left seemed to be the only genuine one in my opinion towards Fatou 🤷🏼‍♀️ even danced Shinee for her ❤

[@SiahTheNerd]

I currently want to become a K-pop idol, I am African American yet I want to try hard and make it work!!

[@angel127_]

rooting for u💕 do ur best!

[@notyves7512]

We're rooting for you, bestie! 😌❤️

[@KrisC849]

Im so convinced the first guy is a LUMINA💀

[@_cari__]

I’m glad they made another video but I wished they were able to get more in-depth with the stereotypes they made. Also how they were in fact being disrespectful. Another thing that was out of pocket was when they compared her to jessi… they haven’t really learned or educated themselves but rather are just trying to make it seem that it wasn’t a big deal.

[@vickyllorona8811]

es hermosa, tiene swag, es divertida, o sea, cómo no enamorarse

[@shunesemoore2664]

This video was Super Cute 🥰. I'm proud of Fatou and proud to be a LUMINA 💓💓

[@mzrennie6324]

Oh I'm also a hard core SHAwol and I'm an African woman. Somebody tell Fatou that we have somethings in common❤️❤️

[@bossmin0422]

When they asked Fatou who's her favorite K-Pop singer, she immediately said Shinee. They were the reason why she became a K-Pop singer. 7:51 Shinee is the best. Jonghyun would be proud.🙏😇❤

[@girls4chuu]

i thought they would go more in depth about their prejudices but either way it was still a nice video

[@fatou0g]

I believe this video should of been more directed towards Korean but besides that I love this video! Good job.

[@ejc-picture]

Great video. I'm glad to see content like this. Please focus on the positive feedback and keep posting amazing things.

[@tristan-ss6nh]

OMG i love her vibe. I'm in love 💘

[@frenchmarron]

Fatou is super gorgeous 😍😍😍😍😍

[@flo9511]

Comparing her to Jessie ??.. how to make the situation worse in 2 minutes

[@hoeforkookieandsuga9633]

fatou lumina love you

[@elle.r4698]

The comparison to Jessi 😬

[@honeybobmarley1755]

I am starting to believe that this channel is the ultimate Fatou stan 😆

[@yoongisbabymama9054]

aaah what a fun video. Fatou is really just naturally funny

[@Limonelguey]

Let's be honest, we all would freak out meeting fatou. She's definitely my bias in blackswan.

[@ONLYB_JOURNEY]

love their reactions, I'd be shook too meeting kpop idol

[@belzylucas7275]

Fatou she's so sweet ❤❤❤

[@priscilla8068]

These comments passed the vibe check. Argh there were a group of Korean teens who met Fatou and they were so respectful and friendly towards her. There weren't any stereotypes and they were just exited to see her despite them not even knowing who she was. How can a bunch of teenagers have more sense than adults? Y'all need to revaluate and correct your biases on foreigners especially black women. I have to thank the producers of this channels for trying to start the conversation, you guys tried but there's only so much you can do when certain people don't want to change their ways.

[@veertiwari6497]

She's amazing

[@melodramaticdoll]

My biggest problem with society is the whole ideology that a literal personality trait is considered exclusive to a particular race, when it NEVET IS. Anybody can a personality of their own that should NOT under ANY CIRCUMSTANCES be associated to the color of their skin because that is just RIDICULOUS. My friends will tell you I'm loud af and passionate. It's not because I'm Black but because I'm me. I'm also soft, modest and shy, because people are diverse like that, we're walking contradictions of ourselves and behave in many ways depending on a number of factors (on a first date vs with family vs at work vs at your favourie team's football game vs at an amusement park vs after a few drinks). Confining people to such simplistic terms like "tough" and "swag" diminishes everything else that they are, that they have the potential to become. That's not fair at all. Just had to say that. Let's wake up and accept that everyone is different, not because they're of a different color from us, but because they're different from us as the individuals we are.

[@ellaodiase4643]

Farouk has the patience for this micro aggressions

[@thisonebyh651]

Bruh am saying, sometimes it gets tiring tho so u just don't say anything caz they're not gonna change anyways. SMH Thats what I do sometimes plus she has to keep appearances yk? or next thing yk shes called aggressive.

[@graham735]

I enjoyed watching this

[@Ray-tatouille]

Fatou gave her intro as they were all sitting down and then immediately began to call her cool and compare her to Jessi, These people will compare a woman saying hello with a smile to Jessi i can’t believe they didn’t apologise to her for those comments. even just an “i’m sorry i shouldn’t have assumed you were like this and that” instead they were just trying to explain themselves cus she was in the room. comparing her to jessi even though they are not similar in any single way,When they compared her to Jessi I really cringed , Jessi stereotype who is very loud and aggressive and inappropriate to someone like fatou who is very shy and intelligent and is very quiet is so weird for me each of them have their amazing great unique personalities and style😪

[@moniixoxoo]

YES! THIS WAS VERY MUCH NEEDED