How Asian are your Asian Parents?

[@_GunpowdertheGabite]

Asian parents. you're not allow to go out or hang with friends, no one is allow to come over. Then when you past a certain age, 'y u no have friends, y u no socialize, y u no have boyfriend, y gay ?"

[@RONANAWAY]

lol rip

[@jia2001]

Spot on!

[@nanayang8911]

Carman Lam I spit out my coffee 😂😂😂

[@ricewine353]

Cecilia Van Lam OMG LOL TRUE. But I'm gay

[@viperzeno]

This make me an anti-social person

[@griffinbird3000]

Parents: here I give you this red packet Me: takes it Parents: ok give me I put in your bank account. Must save for the future Who's parents were like that?

[@jintaker113]

Whose* And mine

[@ZiXinChen-c5u]

IKR MINE DO THAT EVERY TIME

[@Cosmosandchisme]

griffinbird3000 😂

[@donnalau4520]

me

[@patato_potato6236]

Well... I'm not chinese(I never got an allowance either) buuut, I do tend to spend a lot of the money(you know like birthday money) that I have on makeup and my parents get so pissed at me when I do.

[@vibinwithjaneyy3824]

They forgot the whole bunch of plastic bags you can find somewhere in an Asian household

[@dann2678]

+BABEE YES .......... my mum literally has a plastic bag filled with other plastic bags that range in sizes ... ( my grandma once took a bunch of plastic bags from the supermarket XD ) lol i'm arabic tho

[@jkjkjkjkjkjk6565]

im mexican and we do the same thing at least my family tho

[@sbond7510]

+BABEE Lol I'm black and we keep tons of bags. My mom passed it down to me. Plastic bag filled with plastic bags!!

[@janethroque8137]

Zimri Santamaria same.

[@sassypolkadots6446]

Vibinwithjaneyy From the grocers Yesssss hahahaha 😂😂

[@Shrew-22O1]

When u r an Asian family and ur parents say "I love u" or shows affection to u physically then u know there is something wrong.. 😐

[@Yoongi-jz5id]

@Somiron Kunduyh same

[@moonfirearc6793]

If I was crying, they would both come in and hug me when I was little. They're sad because I don't hug them as much anymore. My dad headbutts my brother and I so he gets some physical contact with us. Never said, 'I love you', they said it's weird saying the 'I', just 'love you'

[@wenx5111]

It's immeditate trouble that happened signaling dead punishments

[@FlyingWolfWings]

they have me the red envelope, then took the money to save up for me until college.

[@ZiXinChen-c5u]

SAMEEEE

[@woosanminsung7743]

HOBI the Golden Hyung army I see 😉😂

[@sugadaddyc1984]

I am the Jam Jimin lost Oml. ARMY.

[@infinitstart]

FlannelLemon me too

[@projectjt3149]

FlannelLemon same

[@Godlystriker]

Sometimes I feel that chinese parents in China are adapting faster to the western cultures than the chinese parents overseas (because they are all focussed on keeping that culture)

[@asdf83917]

+Tav Tron 100% agree. XD

[@peacefulgary7557]

Partly because they still think western culture is cool before coming to the western countries.

[@rainy905]

@@peacefulgary7557 yup 100% also, the chinese parents that are choosing to adapt to western culture are in the minority.

[@AnhLe-zl4ws]

"Where do babies come from" conversation? HAHAHA no. Mom: you know what a period is right? Me: yea, yea I got it Conversation over

[@icecube7923]

this is beyond accurate

[@aaleynnastian7929]

yaaasss this is beyond accurate lol

[@koratheninja2442]

Actually my mom

[@ashton2879]

mine wasn't actually like this- i found out with a book my aunt had left (a medical book of diseases you already know what type im talking about) and i literally saw a blue picture (A.K.A Blue balls, i dare you to search it if you dont know) and i was like "Mom whats this?" and she was like "that...Um...That...well...sit down this is gonna take a while" 😂😂😂

[@onggowatisutjipto7851]

Kira Yagami same for me

[@christopheresquire947]

my parents are more asian than Dan's, and I'm Irish.

[@djdoc78]

I think this should be titled: How Chinese are your parents? Because it mostly talk about Chinese parents :)

[@aravindnarayanan9372]

Federic Aujero I was searching for this comment 😄👍🏼 Every video in this channel that has "Asian" in it's title actually means "China". Hey dude in the video, are you really Asian? Or are you American? Coz you sound a lot like Murica 😅

[@helpfulbystander5218]

All Chinese are Asian and all Asians have some Chinese in them. So they are still not wrong by this title lol

[@MrAllmightyCornholioz]

1 "They currently own or have once owned a Chinese restaurant." What about a Korean, Japanese, Vietnamese, Thai, Cambodian, Laotian, or Filipino restaurant? I thought this is an Asian quiz!

[@MrAllmightyCornholioz]

***** Lol you're right. But the word "Asian" is so broad that the meaning could be anything but I'm assuming they meant East/SE Asians

[@RebeccaHua]

Hahahah I was thinking the same, even though I'm Chinese. But welcome to Mike and Dan's world, where "Asian" literally means "Chinese"! :D

[@princekrazie]

U 4GOT SIBERIA PART OF ASIA

[@theworst4297]

it's either an A or death

[@emmapedersen1221]

That's "the worst". No pun intended

[@moonfirearc6793]

I've gotten C's and B's before, they didn't mind.

[@skonkusskemis8492]

*SS or quit*

[@TheChiramu]

A lot of these questions are too focussed on Chinese parents :(. Thai mums are not like Chinese mums at all. Sort of similar, but completely different at the same time.

[@Monyato]

Me as a kid: mom can I join the Boy Scouts Mom: what they do at Boy Scouts Me: uh they go canoeing- Mom: No you can't go canoeing Me: you didn't even let me finish and why Mom: Is to dangerous you can fall into water and die Me: (sigh) Mom: why you have no respect Me: wait wha- Mom: why do you sigh in front of your mother!! Me: ok I'm sorry but I can swim and there are grown ups that watch us Mom: grown ups not enough mother and father have to watch you Me: mom I'm 9 Mom: go upstairs make your homework look at your sister making homework and she is best in class Me: I'm also almost best in class Mom: almost is not completely now go upstairs make homework Me: (whispers) God always so mean Mom: what? Go make more homework

[@somabalestra4216]

Haha same but with my older sis.

[@danuhhh]

LMAO XD :ps subscriiiiiiibe.

[@qttran2766]

đàm vĩnh hưng

[@thefakebriskeh]

what's the point? just throw a bunch of emojis and in all caps tell someone to sub to u. disgusting

[@wenx5111]

Yessss accidentally rolling eyes or sighing is said as disrespectful

[@danchui6924]

Whhhhaaattt? Knocking on the melon is an asian thing??? I thought everyone does that lol

[@danchui6924]

Idk the bounciness? Lol I guess yo learn it from my parents

[@火星イスクラ]

+Dan Chui (TheChinesePanda) I know right? And Dan, just do it, You'll know. I was also like "how do I know", but once your hand is doing it you know.

[@blackwingz55]

+Dan Chui (TheChinesePanda) my parents do that but i still can't tell now days i just slap a melon or water melon just to play it like an drum

[@johnvilmore261]

I did that not because I was trying to find the ripe one when I was little, I thought it was fun to pretend my hand was Mario and I would just knock item after item to make it look like Mario jumping over the obstacles.

[@CustomSC]

I dunno, my parents are pretty Asian but they always said 'I love you to me' like twice a day and gave me hugs and stuff

[@KawaiiCat2]

I got 16 lol Lol my dad used to pick up a watermelon and hear it's sound then he would tell me "to get a good melon, hear its sound! knock on it! Do you hear it?" Then he would teach other shoppers who were buying a watermelon his method. Some people actually were actually genuinely interested lol xD

[@moe7434]

my parents didnt own a chinese restaurant but they owned a vietnamese bakery... does that count?

[@catherinetheegreat8742]

Yep

[@moe7434]

thnx! that adds another point!

[@RafaCena41]

The takeaway: Dan's parents are Americanized and pretty chill, Cheryl's parents are hybrid, and Mike's are the typical Asian parents like mine. I am team Mike on everything except the kissing because my Dad used to kiss me a lot when I was a kid.

[@RafaCena41]

Haha yeah I guess

[@charmagne2102]

...I am more Asian than my parents... O.o ...and I am not even Asian.

[@joannmeeker8744]

if you scratch a mellon and the green comes off easy it ripe farmers secret

[@Hotrodelectric]

I scored a goose egg on the quiz. My parents were so white, they needed to wear sunblock inside the house! Maybe I need to check my privilege.........yep, still there.

[@cruzwu1282]

I got 5 But grandparents?? All of them

[@yavuz12ertekin]

I got 14/21 amd im not Chinese im Turkish

[@catherinetheegreat8742]

I'm not even Asian and I got 18/21

[@huyenisback]

I got 19. EVERYTHING WAS SO TRUE. I would go joint volunteering clubs at my school and my father would say "Why you volunteer for other people? Volunteer at home!" 😂

[@emmapedersen1221]

1 out of 21. I'm happy my parents are white

[@a.b.i.y4278]

+Emma why?

[@jbblue48089]

I probably only got 1 or 2 points because my Korean mom was a rebel and a major pain-in-the-neck growing up. She is super affectionate and let us discover our own paths, but also humble brags to anyone who will listen and tried teaching us the Korean alphabet during summer vacation but gave up after 3 weeks.

[@JoeyCheok]

Every time me and my siblings are forced to drink the herbal medicine we got a white rabbit.(The sweet)🐇

[@randomgames671]

White rabbit candy is the only Chinese candy I like. But it's bad for you

[@randomgames671]

+明莺黄 gives you kidney stone because of bad Chinese milk

[@lurkydoodle3661]

How my Asian parents think of grades: A: Average B: Bad C: Can’t have dinner D: Don’t come home F: Find a new home

[@hmrhuang]

14/21 for me. And I'm sorry but those stereotypes are TRUE for Chinese parents. My parents never showed physical affection (even though it seems like they're trying to make up for it now that we have all left the nest...), were thrifty as hell (dollar store for almost everything!), expected us to do well in school (I'm surprised math didn't come up in the aforementioned quiz...) but never bothered with report cards/PTA meetings, used us and our accomplishments as their weapons of choice in talks with their friends, ALWAYS fought over the bill when we ate out with friends and relatives, made the worst herbal remedies using ginseng (which I kindly refused when I turned 18...), had the DUMBEST beliefs when it came to traditional Chinese medicine (the bane of wildlife conservation!), and took away our red envelopes when we were really young (until we got old enough and figured out that they weren't suppose to!).

[@simonriley849]

Same but my parents weren't thrifty lol

[@quyenluong3705]

+hmrhuang those traits you just mentioned were not bad at all (idk, i just felt the negative tone when I was reading your comment). They all show how much our parents love us.

[@projectjt3149]

Number 6 is HILARIOUS! People have even bickered with my parents on receiving red envelopes.

[@PangWindyingDarklilacThao2014]

21, No. My parents don't pay for my college funds. I pays for it myself. I don't want my parents to pay for something I don't know if I will be able to fully graduate from.

[@PangWindyingDarklilacThao2014]

+Anime M3mes many thanks

[@midori956]

Wind Ying My sister does the same thing even if it costs 100k

[@PangWindyingDarklilacThao2014]

+HelloPERSON. That's a lot of money to pay back.

[@diannelinam2407]

Mine got an 11 and neither are Asian! I did have an elderly friend from Hunan province. I called her Tai Tai and she taught me her traditions, foods, stories and behaviors. I am so grateful to her for her love. Also she cooked a mean hot pot in winter!

[@JoeDennis1]

Hey guys, Not all Asians are Chinese

[@yashvardhanrautela]

and also no all Asians are chinese looking , there are South Asians and Middle easterners too

[@mailicope6623]

The "I love you" threw me off!! I say it to all relatives as a goodbye :) Even if its not a great conversation or you're upset!

[@mariematthews7571]

this isn't a good test..... especially cuz this test is more for Chinese, Japanese, Korean etc. I'm from the Philippines so the culture is pretty different

[@turksemarokaan]

And I am from turkey but got 14 so yeah 😂❤️

[@LeSilverRocker]

+Duygu Ekici seriodly we amys gotta stop

[@legendarymoshko]

Stop bitching, not to be racist but the main Asians are Chinese, Vietnamese, Korean and Japanese

[@mariematthews7571]

LegendaryMoshko Obviously, I already know that. But to be real, Asians should mean most Asians. Its just like categorizing all Europeans. Their cultures can be so different. Honestly I didn't care that much, I was already used to it. I was just saying how the test was not really for all asians

[@legendarymoshko]

I guess so, I mean there are Filipino KZbin channels out here, keep searching! :)

[@yubbadubbadubba]

West Asian (Arab), and these are what applied to me: 2, 4, 5, 6, 7, 9 (everything seems made with pomegranate rind), 10, 11, 12 (applies to all of my siblings except the youngest who is 20 but treated like a toddler by my mother :P ), 13, 14, 15, 16 (an attempt at arab poetry... but seeing as I have no memorisation skills, that fizzled very quickly, and dad has no patience), 17 (forever), 20 (during Eid, close family would give kids cash), 21 (scholarships, but they would have otherwise, so they assist in living expenses). TOTAL: 16 ... loads of similarities!

[@notAshildr]

Number 11: My parents never really said "I love you" They said things like: "And clean the kitchen, while you're at it" and I just replied: "I love you too, Mum"

[@emilyg2472]

English people don't have "the talk" we have lessons at school

[@Amber-oc9ih]

yep. haha

[@kiwifruitkl]

My parents never owned a Chinese restaurant before. Mom came from a highly educated family and was highly educated herself. Dad came from an average family, but went to a top school in China. My parents would pick out the ripest, biggest melons, because they knew that they would get more for the same value. My parents would occasionally do the Asian squat, when they had to do some low-level work. Recently, Dad made a small stool, so the squatting wouldn't seem so tiring on their aging bodies. My parents were quite adaptable in restaurants. They would order whatever on the menu and ask for water, because water was free. My parents were quite civil and educated, so there was no need to argue about the bill. But sometimes, they would politely ask for the bill. My grandmothers knew a bit of qigong, but my parents weren't practitioners. Yep, in my early years, I really had to drink nasty medicine. Later, my mother would made me a nice warm bowl of savory Chinese radish soup to boost my appetite. Yep, my parents rarely took me out to eat. They only took me out on vacation, during moving from town to town, and during special occasions. That saves money. Dad never said "I love you" in Chinese or English, except when there was a song in Chinese, "I love you, I love you, I love you like how mice love rice!". Mom would say "I love you" in English but never in Chinese. But Mom would say something in Chinese to convey affection, like "You are my precious heart-liver!" My father would carry me, but not hug me. The term that Mike used was also used by my Dad, but he used it to carry me. Mom really was affectionate toward me in terms of hugging. My parents would humbly brag about my accomplishments. My parents would hold me to very high standards. My parents never discussed sex. But my mother was a medical doctor in China, and my father was a scientist. So, they probably felt sex education was important, so they introduced a children's book on human reproduction. When I was a preschooler, I had to recite Tang poems/nursery rhymes. I didn't date during high school or college. Because of my age and gender now, my mother now expects me to be married. I was allowed to participate in high school and college organizations, but I had a sunset curfew. At sunset, I must go home. Yep, my parents would keep preserved veggies, preserved duck eggs, and fermented tofu in the house, but now due to concerns of monosodium glutamate, they would stay away from those products, except tofu and tempeh. I never received red envelope money from my parents; I got them from my relatives in China when I vacationed there. I once asked for payment, but they stressed on the importance of familial interdependence. The best part was, they paid wholly for my college tuition with a large tuition discount due to my parents both being faculty members at the university. So, I graduated debt-free.

[@CattyGalaxy]

Hispanics and Asians are the same /:

[@flymetothemoontaeil4129]

Really, now?

[@lychiluvr]

What? How? (I'm Asian myself)

[@jamesjiao]

+Catty Galaxy In what aspects?

[@lychiluvr]

Jon S Well it depends on the determination of the person, its just asian parents push their children to their academic limits

[@jamesjiao]

Nightcore143 It's more of a general statement. I am sure Jon S is aware that there are plenty of exceptions on both sides. You even reinforced his statement by stating Asian parents push their children to study harder

[@OhanaInPortland]

Cheryl's a great addition to the team. She's cute and funny. You guys should have her on the show more often.

[@gracecheng2006]

When you knock a 🍉you have to hear is there an echo if there is and it is strong you found a 👌🏻😺🍉

[@shirleyhum3879]

Grace Cheng ñ

[@roamtheinnerasian9763]

it's true, my mom would stand and hesitate and my dad would just pat my back. Asian parents show affection would smile, when we fall or accidentally drop our favorite food like precious Oolong tea or dropping kimchi or rice then yell to eat it or just yell.

[@pkdreamy]

Feel like this is more a Chinese test

[@ulysessoliverasponyman]

is it a Chinese test

[@arabellat5133]

Yeah, they always put Asian in the titles, but it is mostly Chinese stuff.

[@megabibimbabmega7028]

I got 14! I'm from Indonesia with Chinese parents. My parents are 2nd/3rd gen Chinese, but I'm still amazed how relatable this video is lol

[@sarahedits4666]

15. q20 - the red packets are called Hong bao (红包)😊

[@DocKrazy]

+somiron kundu 9 and I'm from Europe

[@TESCOSAINSBURIES]

4, 6, 9, 10, 11, 15, 19 as preserved fish (dried hutki). I am Bengali

[@nutzippa]

my mother gives me money in cute cartoon character envelopes now. It used to be the red envelope that the bank gave out.

[@osado8703]

I got 11/21 and im Arab

[@SongofBeauty]

I got 11/21. I'm Mexican. :P

[@ameersbeih6777]

Im both.....

[@ameersbeih6777]

Im both.....

[@ameersbeih6777]

+SongofBeauty +Osado Pawwah My dads Palestinian and my moms Mexican 😂😂

[@percytheparkkeeper7826]

And I'm from England

[@CatboyChemicalSociety]

the whole watermellon thing is about density if it makes a higher pitched sound it means there is more sugar inside

[@jillrimando6156]

Wrong title guys it should be how Chinese is your parents😂

[@ingahall6555]

The hallow the sound when u smack a watermelon, the sweeter. Also pick darker green ones

[@VanitySmokes]

i got 11 out of 21

[@tomschnadelbach]

I am white and I have never had the talk with my parents. We would none of us ever talk to each other about sex at all.

[@LJChin]

14/21 My parents came when they were 15-16 :)

[@jado8267]

My mother and father, and even a bit of my grandma, heard me speak so much English now, they basically now mix in some English and Cantonese with their sentences like what i do now lol (but they still speak mostly cantonese )

[@borzix1997]

Oh, and may I offer some help with the water melons? Look, it's easy. While the melon grows steadily, its seeds stop growing after a while. As the melon still grows all around the seeds, small crevices are created arond the seeds. These little holes serve as amplifiers. When you knock on the outside, the deeper and louder noise you hear, the riper the fruit is. Btw, when it gets over the climax, and it starts to rot, the noise changes, too. The inside of the melon gets too loose and watery, so the sound gets muffled a bit.

[@mob999]

+borzix1 Thank you! I can't believe they didn't at least know what sound to listen for. This is important knowledge!!

[@borzix1997]

tweph You are welcome.

[@rollingdownfalling]

Well in china, just like the west, there are sub-cultures and people in different social hierarchy as well, So it is quite normal for Dan to have "no so Asian" parents. I kinda feel sorry for Mike, coz I don't have parents like that.

[@peacefulgary7557]

I think most people around their 20s~early 30s are hybrid nowadays.

[@lettuceart4142]

They don't wrap furniture,they keep it in its packaging

[@dcardigan13]

"Where do babies come from?" I don't know about other kids, but I think some just instinctively knows it's not something you ask and just find out for yourself soon enough. Especially if your parents have enough friends and they take you to visit with them at these friends' house, and usually these friends are actually married couples. As a kid, when you see a woman with a swollen stomach, you either ask why is that and someone tells you "she's pregnant" or "she's having a baby" or you just instinctively/intuitively know that there's something inside. And then sometime later, your parents will take you to visit that couple again and you see the woman carrying a small baby with her stomach all flat, it would be stupid to ever ask "Where do babies come from?" again. Other specifics and details can wait but for now, all a kid has to know is that babies come from their mothers.

[@cronajj]

I found #6 really interesting, because in Latino families like mine, everyone is offering to the pay the bill at restaurants, otherwise everyone unanimously decides to split the bill.

[@Azhucabomb]

My parents took me and my brother to a restaurant everyday. My dad used to wrap remotes in plastic but no longer.

[@banlu5564]

OMG, I am a Chinese parent myself, but according to this quiz, I am not that asian.

[@Magician12345]

i've seen a lot of non asian people knocking on fruit for ripeness. i like to leave the plastic on electronics for as long as it will stay.

[@simon_wiggle_fan]

My dad is half Japanese and half Korean, the oldest of 3 kids but he never did any of that with me. He only speaks English, but he never really imposed any of those things on me except for always saying that I could do better like the other kids my age despite knowing that I have learning disabilities even though I've been told that my own grandparents were a bit hard on him when he was growing up I never really went through any of that myself. I have a lot of respect for the Asian culture and am proud of my Asian heritage though

[@janetliu5231]

"ill pay the bill" " no, ill do it" "NO ILL PAY IT" "NO I WILL" until theyre basically holding forks at each other's throats

[@roxyaedoo]

I got 13/21 ???? and I'm not even Asian? ??? 😄 extra points because of the fruit checking and also cuz my parents told me to learn Chinese during college because it'll help with my future career so they pay for my college and Chinese lessons. We're Hispanic tho...Latinos and Asians have many things in common I guess 😉

[@cocogoatpharmacy]

My parents hit me like a rock. I was admiring the work of art, I was admiring the work of the door and we went in the mood to talk. I was staring at him on trying, she doesn't know I'm useless, I was stating the visuals, I'm not really in the mood to talk. I can help chuu gurl! (tap the word in the middle of your keyboard 😂)

[@yujiri5209]

omg. No. 6 was just............ My relatives argue over who pays the bill, and they even race each other to the counter to pay. And I'm just sitting here going, whoever pays is fine with me. I just wanna eat

[@yubbadubbadubba]

+Kameyo Hitomi I have this down to a science. Make sure you're the first to arrive, pass your card to the server, and ask for him/her to make sure it's your card that's charged for the whole meal.

[@Evan8787]

If this was a "How British Are Your Parents" Test, my parents would score 21/21 hands down. Proud of it too

[@bluestar1908]

You tap on the melon and test for a hollow sound. The more hollow sounding it is, the less juicy the melon is. So, picking the least hollow sounding one is picking the juiciest melon.

[@sabrinayuexin9718]

I remember after we moved here to Canada, my mom asked my "What do you want? Asian medicine or American medicine?" I always thought: barf worthy bitter, or sickly sweet.

[@jonathonc7819]

I got a 12/21 and my parents aren't Asian but dad is local to Hawaii and was very judging of me and held me to a hire standard than most western parents.

[@rainingice-]

LMAO, my dad did the announce and hug thing to me at the airport too, Mike. It was honestly the most awkward moment of my life.

[@alicemallory.slytherin8478]

For my family the conversation goes... "Do you know about sex?" "Yeah" "Ok"

[@Razear]

My son does theater in college! hahahahaha

[@rosewisteria]

10/21 but that is the score for how they are recently. They changed a lot since I was young.

[@senabhijit5295]

I know this is just fun but my eyes teared up when Mike said his mom asked for "hot water" at the 2 Michelin star Italian restaurant. We sometimes don't know how hard it is for our parents to adjust to a different life.

[@khmer04sti]

+1 for Team Mike. Also, #17 especially in college - "You need to focus on your studies, girls come later."

[@solareclipse7477]

My parents are very traditional and old school but in the end they still jump on me in the middle of the night with cuddles and kisses.

[@Prinren]

In the Philippines: "Hey I'm drinking a smoothie... " *squat

[@lucisveritas]

I got right in the middle of Dan & Cheryl's scores! 14/21

[@HJY0413]

even if I score bad my soul is asisn

[@llewballantine6678]

There's a few of these and I'm like.... "My parents are little Asian? How?"

[@RonaldBradycptgmpy]

Alot of these were true for me, I'm Filipino-American. BUT my younger siblings grew up with a SUPER lenient version of my family. (15/21) LOL

[@danielgutierrez6390]

Hispanic parents never have the "talk". they just have so many kids that you end up figuring out.

[@harrypotato2778]

Number nine,you won't understand the pain of getting sick often.......

[@MysticV44]

Yes the awkwardness is true. Saying I love you and the physical contact is the weirdest thing ever in my family. We just feel weird.

[@seleenay-t1049]

I got 13-14 depending on how you look at things - for example, no fermenting veggies in the fridge, but there are other things that are fermenting in the fridge, like the dough for bread. The crazy thing is, I'm not Asian. I'm African - Eritrean to be exact. I was really surprised to hear other cultures do the plastic wrapping of items too. My mom use to do that. She said she does it so dust doesn't get into her items, but then spends considerable amount of time on dusting and wiping those items that are already plastic wrapped. It use to drive me nuts. And don't even get me started on her cleaning ritual of the plastic mat that covers the rug that covers the carpet.

[@anitarosieross5540]

I'm Asian and proud..

[@sylvia6500]

5/21 The one that gets me the most is when my mom talks in her native tongue and it's like...what are you saying?

[@sharonphilip3249]

typical indian parents, thinking my dad hugging me is like the most awkward situation

[@killerdancingqueen]

* mom sneezes * me: 'bless you!' * no response *

[@TheMisschaotiic]

The asian squat.. man oh man.. the embarrassment of my childhood. My vietnamese mom did that all the time when waiting for stuff. Especially at the busstop. She's just like *squat* EVEN WHEN THERE'S A GODDAMN BENCH.

[@irrelevantunderdog5584]

TheMisschaotiic lol

[@РуменКласанов]

That video was very intresting to me! Even I am a bulgarian, living in Bulgaria you could say most of this things for my parents!

[@yukixx36xx]

one important point is missing ! asian parents put their child in any kind of typical asian sport - material arts , kung fu, Teakwando etc...

[@rain74925]

Hey I really love your videos. I'm liking this. Great job.

[@georgeyau98]

My computer is still wrapped in plastic, it's been 5 years

[@serene5345]

I love your videos. I notice you guys got a little emotional when you talked about #12. It's totally ok. (smile)

[@angelamiel7854]

The wrapped in plastic thingy in number seven doesn't apply to my parents...... It applies to my grandparents. 😂