VEGAN POTATO DONUT & MY MOST VIRAL VIDEO

[@kimblycampbell2993]

NEVER APOLOGIZE FOR YOUR CULTURAL DIFFERENCE!!!!!!! Your culture is who you are and what you are !!!! A HUMAN BEING!!!!PERIODT!

[@nohopeorhoes]

I AGREE!

[@kathleenzanders4061]

Agreed!

[@raeannuria5691]

👏👏👏🙌🙌

[@AF-ke9by]

Yes! Love the passion.

[@asadb1990]

these stories remind of when i first came to canada. the white and whitewash colored kids made fun of my traditional desi food and commented on the smell to the point it made me uncomfortable. luckily i didn't think too much of it. now i bring my food to the office and have no concern bringing desi finger food. some food is best with hands.

[@ladygagasbiplane4766]

The fact that some people are so ignorant they think the world revolves around them and America because it's "normal" disgusts me. If you don't appreciate what others are doing, your self centered comments are not needed.

[@yemialemu9902]

Absolutely!

[@rustyshackleford9452]

Facts

[@_BoomShakalaka_]

Some people are just unhappy with their lives, and that spills over to the internet. Just ignore the trolls and be true to yourself. Peace

[@nohopeorhoes]

Sickens me to this day that some people literally hate someone and enjoy doing it. Ugh, imagine having such mindset and walking in public being fully aware of the monster you are.

[@yemialemu9902]

That's so true some pple r so unhappy with their life & they go around spreading their toxicity!! Absolutely right! Whenever somebody has so much negative energy the first thing that comes to my mind is >>>> awww this person is having a deeper issue than what they r complaining about! It's very very true!👍

[@WRYDAH]

Well said @ just ignore them!

[@comfycaity]

@@nohopeorhoes 8:41 8:43

[@Chosenlaur]

It’s ridiculous that you have to talk about this. I think your culture is beautiful and I actually really love Korean food thank you so much

[@shreenidhiravishankar1881]

Exactly!

[@shellyburke7703]

Amen Sister!!!!

[@w.mwarren5380]

This is such a serious topic and as an Asian myself I absolutely hate it when we are told our culture is less. But apart from that those potato rings looked good!

[@loreleidiangelo8468]

The fact that you have the courage to embrace your culture and protect your mom speaks larger and Louder volumes than those who stomp around their "This Is America. You speak English and do what I say" rhetoric .... America was Never an English speaking White Power nation! It was stolen , beaten, and tortured out from the feet and hard work of others because of manifest destiny... So go off, ma'am! Reclaim your purest identity! Show off your truest beauty and power! Know that you and you family (including your mom) are 10000000% loved !

[@muskansingh1884]

You see how this video was not only about dragging the rudeness of people online but also about the culture of Asia, the beauty of America, the life of immigrants, the sacrifices of our parents, our responsibility and so much more.

[@smorales6613]

I appreciate you so much. Your direct bravery and compassion is so inspirational. Thank you for speaking truth while feeding the soul ❤️

[@lynnboartsdye1943]

That viral video was actually the one that introduced me to your channel, I felt like I was listening to my own mom tell stories of things that happened in her life in a safe comfy environment. I think it’s horrible that there are still people who act like the way they were raised is the only way to go about things and feel the need to hurt other people over it, I wish you and your mom many hugs and warm blankets.

[@saralaroya8545]

As an Asian American, this spoke to me so deeply. (Not going to lie, I almost cried). Your story telling is so eloquent and heartfelt, thank you so much for sharing this with us. 💗

[@brittanyb6889]

Thank you for standing up for our culture. Sincerely, an Asian American of immigrant parents

[@sheysmith98]

Ain’t nothing wrong or unsanitary about cooking or eating on the floor. I’m afro-latina and although most meals were prepped and cooked on countertops, we often ate on the floor. We’d have huge family gatherings to the point where there’s be no space to sit at the table and a lot of us just sit on the floor and eat. It’s normal!

[@vibinginmybedroomrn9948]

lol those potato donuts look so good!

[@nohopeorhoes]

I agree!

[@valentino1646]

Lol?

[@vibinginmybedroomrn9948]

@@xinjiangstan1233 Sikkim is a magical place, I wish to go there some day :)

[@mbritton4713]

I have never heard someone so eloquently put haters in their place👋. New to your channel and loving every bit of it. I love learning about other cultures. I'm South African and we have a kaleidoscope of cultures and 11 official languages . Its absolutely beautiful 🇿🇦

[@sandradelacruz9469]

You are strong and so is your mom. I love all of your videos and your brilliant mind

[@maddiev7644]

Your mother seems to be an amazing role model. I never want her to feel self conscious, it is her culture!!

[@sherellebhatoo682]

I find your voice very soothing 😌and I always love ❤ to listen 🎶 to it before I go to sleep. Have a great day or night 🌙.

[@jzk91]

I love your videos Joanne❤️ please keep sharing your beautiful cultural traditions and stories 🙏

[@robinlove1090]

As a white american who is rather young and grew up around mainly white people, I never understood how people could hate other people of a different culture whether that be Asian or black culture and blatantly racist because it doesn't fit their 'norm'. I love learning and seeing you and your family show your culture and not backing down from the ignorance and racism thrown at you and others. You are inspiring.

[@BleedingOnion]

I'm not vegan but I'm subbing because I love your voice and your stance! & Delicious food is always welcome 💜

[@listothesette]

Your voice is very calming and what you say is greatly appreciated. We need to be less critical and more understanding to the beauty of how different we all are. Different doesn’t mean bad. Unfortunately, many people are closed minded and afraid of what is different to them.

[@farjab2224]

Thank you for helping me realize what to do with the privilege I have because of what my parents gave up to build a life. I have been struggling with guilt because I feel like I'm wasting all the opportunities they worked so hard for. Your stories are sometimes too raw to listen to, but I suppose that's what life is, right? Loads of love to you and your mom. And those donuts look absolutely delicious!

[@themidnighttruthseeker1549]

Reminds me of uzhunnu vada- typical Indian tea time snack.

[@nohopeorhoes]

Uzhundhu Vada doesn't include potatoes tho. Vada only contains onions, green chillies (as far as I've known and tasted) and it is made out of ulunthu flour (god idk what is the translation of ulunthu in English). But yes, they're definitely similar. Edit: Sorry for my bullshitty translation. I don't know much translations of tamil words to English words.

[@themidnighttruthseeker1549]

@@nohopeorhoes I know uzhunu vada doesn't have potatoes. That's why I said it reminds me of them instead of it is just like potato donuts. 😂 The translation struggle is real but I believe its black gram flour.

[@nohopeorhoes]

@@themidnighttruthseeker1549 😂oh I see. Thanks for elaborating!

[@themidnighttruthseeker1549]

@@nohopeorhoes My pleasure.

[@valarmathei95]

Hi, tamilians (or most probably tamilians) watching the Korean vegan!☺️

[@marylee2809]

Some people love to spew hate and negativity from their mind. The actions made them ugly. They don’t deserve any attention. I love your beautiful talks and shares!

[@galendahendree4597]

Thank you JoAnn for sharing your story. I would love to eat your mom's Kimchi prepared the way she traditional fixes it. I too love all the different cultures in America and have many friends from all over the world. It is sooo educational to learn things from others culture especially the way they prepare food. Give your mom a big hug and let her know I thoroughly enjoyed the making of traditional Kimchi and appreciate the love, sharing and hard work it takes to make, I'm sure the best Kimchi ever. Don't stop, please keep the tradition going, especially in America.💕

[@barbb841]

The fact that some Americans believe that their way is the only way had ALWAYS astounded me. I spent my formative years raised Hispanic. It was my culture and Spanish/Mexican was my language. Then I HAD to learn English (toughest language around) but I was also learning Mandarin. I so prefer the cultures from other countries.

[@aparnabiswal2564]

This guy needs to learn how to respect people and culture. I'm an Asian. Being an Indian, I have always seen my grandma's and other relatives eat and cook on the ground . This comment even somehow made me feel angry and infuriated because that's my culture and no one I repeat no one is allowed to disrespect it.

[@irishrose6055]

I think it would be fun but I have 2 hairy beasts who's fur gets every where, so the higher we make food the better

[@nabiha_97]

We are not like them our houses are always clean it was his fault he passed on that delicious kimchi made with love

[@teddyastronaut]

@@irishrose6055 we have our ways to do things together, you follow yours, but it's their tradition , so we don't have to follow it, but we should respect it, because it's our identity😊😊😊😊

[@irishrose6055]

@@teddyastronaut oh no I do, I was just laughing at why it would be difficult to do food on the floor at my home

[@c_kim7001]

Your donuts look absolutely delicious!!!! 😍🤤

[@nanishep]

I have a fascination for Asian culture. Please share more of it. Thank you for your honesty.

[@Natasha-dn2ld]

It’s really down to ignorance. You didn’t need to explain yourself hun. People need to educate themselves on different cultures. I absolutely adore the south East Asian culture especially the following South Korea and Japan. Both amazing, and I’m British born but Jamaican and Nigerian heritage. Love your videos continue to be you!! Positive vibes and good energy your way always x x x

[@shellyburke7703]

Tell the TRUTH!!!!! Thank you.....

[@venumadhuri]

I love how you stood up for your mom , she absolutely deserves that❤️ ❤️that kimchi looked sooo good 🤤 as an Indian we eat on the floor all the time, we often eat with our hands, im not apologizing to anyone for my culture.

[@everleigh245]

Joanne your a beautiful person inside and out. Someone always has something negative to say. I appreciate how you share your culture and words of insight. You truly are inspirational. 💜

[@Subwoofer04]

I love everything about this. Both the food and the insight. You and your Mom are perfect the way you both are💯. Never change 💛🤗

[@leabell5763]

I'm so thankful for your KZbin videos, I know it sounds cheesy but honestly your short advice videos have helped me so much. Can't wait to see your new book, thank you for sharing your culture, advice and lovely personality, ❤️👏

[@entyc_nm5493]

That was sooo ignorant of them. They should educate themselves before stating something soo rude!!!!! I appreciate your videos you educate me on Korean food and culture i take your stories and lessons with me everyday!! You keep your traditions and culture alive thats what makes you a special asset to America 💜💜💜💜

[@WaiLingFong]

Thank you for your vulnerability and for writing and speaking your story so eloquently. Your story fortifies the strength in all of us who may not be from the "dominant" culture. I also applaud you for calling out online bullies, and all of us need to know that there is no difference between in-person and online communication. Always speak to someone online as if we are speaking to them in person.

[@WowThingsThrift]

I'm glad there are more open minded people, willing to learn about other cultures and not judge others because it's not what they were taught. Don't be stuck in a cultural silo folks. I love these videos ✌️

[@yumtiyum]

Your stories speak to my soul. Thank you so much for sharing your mom & dad with me/us. I am waiting somewhat patiently for your book.

[@AF-ke9by]

I appreciate everything you share with us, Joanne. You help to educate us all with your stories. Thank you. 💚 Growing up with culture clash within my own home (two cultures, one severely disrespected and disregarded), I can attest to the validity of the American “elitist ideal.” American patriotism has been twisted into a horrible, Nationalistic pride, in this last century. While it does not apply to every American, it is pervasive, even in families that do not notice the more subtle notes of it, in their midst. I feel grateful for having recognized the clash and found a way to embrace both of my cultures, while remaining guarded against the insidious, elitist ideals, of either side.

[@shamonecooper6341]

Those donuts looks so amazing. Yum 😋 Thanks for sharing and thanks for your story. What people don’t know or understand about culture and background makes them ignorant. Every nationality has a tradition and Many years ago our ancestors cooked or made their food from the earth or ground because that’s all they had. Please never give up your tradition because of what people may think or say. Your roots of what you been taught is your foundation and not giving in makes you stronger. Love your stories. ❤️

[@Zugzug2011]

I love how strongly you stand up for your mother and your culture. Keep the great videos (and the commentary) coming! :D

[@use-hustlelucre]

In India we even follow celebrates food preparation sitting on ground. So I think sticking to roots & being grounded isn't easy however not everyone's cup of tea to understand

[@lari13s]

I’m so glad that you stood up for your mother, culture, and home. You’re absolutely right, so many cultures prepare and cook on the floor.

[@j123-x7s]

Beautiful! Both you, your family and the doughnuts. Thank you for sharing your story with us.

[@j.t.s8618]

You and your wonderful parents are an inspiration to us all, so never doubt that! Thank you for your amazing videos and I'm going to try this delicious recipe! 😋

[@lilmochalovefox480]

My Aunt CeCe is from the Philippines and we would always make Lumpia and Pancit on the floor, my mother is white but she has always had us keep our shoes at the front door (unless you want a good scolding). I went to Korea when I was 11 or 12 (I am 24 now) and I really loved the experience, I spent most of a month on Jeju Island and then a week in Seoul. My mother always thought it was good to introduce my siblings and I to as many different people and different ways of life as possible and I thank her for that now that I am older. I love your content and it brings tears to my eyes to hear this, I have experienced a lot of similar things growing up as 1 of 4 (2 of them being my siblings) black people in my town and the nearby town. My heart goes out to you two, sending love and hugs to you both! She sounds like an amazing woman! 🖤💜🖤

[@cecivsalazar1]

Thank you. I do much enjoy your stories of life. Beautiful.

[@xw6475]

Thank you so much for sharing this recipe dear Joanne ♥️🌞

[@johnathanyanko6750]

Such a great story. I truly appreciate you sharing!!! The food looks great as well!

[@pragyasinha5660]

I literally adore the fact how you simply state the things out. We adore you, we vehemently support you and we love you unnie. Your words strengthen us and keep us motivated. Thank you

[@duskripper6650]

I hope your mom knows how many people think she and her culture are awesome and that there is so much beauty in sharing it ❤

[@doucelait1]

Omg these donuts look like I’ve fallen in love again. Sweet onion with cheese and potatoes 🥔. You’re the best. Yummer 🤗🥰

[@channary2550]

It’s funny because they criticize us for wearing no shoes in the house and then proceed to tell us that cooking and even eating on the floor is dirty. I just thought that was interesting. My parents are both Cambodian Immigrants with their (including me) 4 American children

[@BleedingOnion]

I can't ever imagine tracking my dirty shoes all around my clean house. Outside shoes are for the *outside*🤷‍♀️

[@channary2550]

@@BleedingOnion Don’t get started on how some people wear those same shoes on the bed 🤡

[@eleanorbarsic8065]

Yes. I never left my shoes at the door and felt it a bother to do so until I finally had an aikido class that taught so, and formed friendships with families who follow this rule and now we have that rule in our home, too. I finally got educated! =) it is an odd thing in America how we learn to think "one way is the right way" and it is the "white man's way". I'm hoping this new generation of children who are more connected to the earth and its cultures and are re-connecting to their family traditions, or connecting to someone else's will move us further away from "one right way" and towards toward "ones way" is right. I'm glad to be on the "leave your shoes at the door" point in my life.

[@channary2550]

@@eleanorbarsic8065 Wow, thank you for respecting it (unlike the other comments in the video). And yes, I’ll stand by that as well 💜

[@eleanorbarsic8065]

@@channary2550 thanks for teaching me! ;)

[@koeunchoi972]

This looks soooo delicious! And your love for your family and culture always shines through ♥️🇰🇷

[@sabinetsamtsukakis4031]

There is no such thing as race, there is humanity. Much love to you and your beautiful mom❤️

[@whitezircon]

I absolutely love your channel! The way you speak is so eloquent, and inviting. I don’t care what idiots say you keep your traditions!!!! You guys are American whether you choose to prepare meals on the floor or not!🥰😘❤️🙏🏼

[@LaFammeChocola]

Hello Joanne my name is Francine Nzombo i am in my last year of highschool and i 100% look up to you as a role model your stories are inspirational and teach me to stand up for what is right and to embrace my Congolese culture no matter what tomorrow we have to dress like our super hero well it is my mom but ill also be dressing as you just to say thank you and dont stop what you are doing .

[@victoriaphillips9296]

Loved your beautiful homage to your mother, what a life affirming response to ignorance and racism! Have just ordered your cookbook and salivating already. Keep up the amazing work, you inspire us all, no matter what are race or cultural background is ... we all appreciate good food.

[@huizy9793]

I love your story time and I love cooking time. Your parents and all family and friends that had a hand in raising you did and do a SUPER TERRIFIC job! This world needs more people "human beings" like you girl!!!!!!

[@fravineas]

I just want to send you a reallly big hug love you thank you for the amazing videos

[@aytanaliazarli]

I made it today and it was super delicious 😋 thanks for great recipes and stories 👏

[@talitaiorio]

wow. I'm amazed by the eloquent way in which you have addressed a touchy subject. couldn't agree more with you, as a daughter of immigrants and an immigrant myself.

[@pattytronier4004]

The old ways is the best way... I am very proud of you and your mother for standing up for what you believe.

[@josephjoseph1264]

I’m glad I heard this story. I, a first generation Asian-American was born in Las Vegas and my schooling was very diverse. I didnt understand how people could be racist because I was surrounded by people of all colors. Then I started college in a small town in Utah with like 92% of the population being white. I realized how easy it is to discriminate or ridicule someone who looks different when your whole world is the same color. Of course not all people there were like that, many were nice. But it showed me how easily people could not care about a certain people’s rights when none of those people are even in their community. I appreciate having grown up where I have now and dont care for ignorant people’s remarks. I just know that they have yet to see a very wonderful and colorful world of culture. Be yourself and people will learn things new to them.

[@marilynnrodriguez4721]

Pay no mind to the negative comments! It is ignorant to think that the "american" way of doing things is the only correct way. We need to respect every culture! This country is made of many different people. I am a Puertorican woman, born in New York. I speak, write and read spanish, as do my three sisters. I teach my children about our culture, music, food and language. I dare anyone to try and stop me from speaking spanish. And a karen once tried, but I shut her up quick. You keep your korean traditions alive and walk with your head high! I love your brutal honesty!!!

[@ajtheicequeen]

You really ate this up! With the historical context and all. Beautiful video and story

[@jaya-ch]

Greetings from Malaysia. Thank you for sharing your recipe. Discrimination is everywhere in the world. My advise to you is to just ignore those people who try to bring you down. They are not worth your time. Take care.

[@amandachambers8593]

Your voice is so comforting, like coming home!! I have decided to try veganism to help with premenopausal symptoms and excited to have found your channel!!! 🖤🖤🖤

[@aebostick4241]

You're so right. America at it's origins is about freedom and it's sad that people still today don't deeply connect with that and celebrate each other for their diversity. No matter where someone comes from living in the United States should mean living as you are without fear of judgements.

[@brandyjean7015]

I'm a mostly white American. I raised two sons, mostly on my own. I bought a small home with a wonderful backyard for them to play in. Inside space was rather limited. I would clean the kitchen floor & then get down in my squat to lay out, cut & pin material for costumes, quilts, curtains. I had work friends appalled at my doing those things on the floor. Some folks just enjoy being appalled. Give your delightful Mama a hug for me. She is a jewel.

[@senyagwynn8121]

I love your culture and your stories and the wonderfully freeing realizations in your videos!! I also love love your food!! I am American and I would eat your kimchi and help make it because I love the idea of working together!!❤ I am so excited because I bought your book today on Amazon!! I can't wait enjoy your book!! Thank you for sharing your food and life with us!!!❤💖❤💖

[@kashikaupneja1919]

I love your videos n the way you recite stories along with it, share your experience and just like my own aunt share your advice and inspiration. Love from India!!

[@eleanorbarsic8065]

Wow! That was some deep seeded racism, alright. Yo, dudes, don't you have KZbin? Watch some travel shows, man. To you... I awe in your wisdom and love! What a perfect response to the ignorance that spurred those hurtful comments. I'm so humbled by you. (in EVERY video you make). I think you are an incredible teacher.. And I'm so glad you share your healing, your history, your growth, your delicious food, and your knowledge of the culture/history behind it. To your mom- your daughter is right. The traditional community she wanted to share with us is why we come to her channel. We heal from her wisdom while she nourishes our bodies and souls with her clever writing(?) / story-telling over a pot of delicious food while she teaches us how to cook. Her mesmerizing methodology calls us to the circle of humanity, where she shares, so humbly, communion with us. Thank you for sharing that circle with us, in YOUR home. I hope you'll invite us again. I love you! You know, as you were talking about this assimilation that happens in America--which has happened, oddly, since one foreigner put his foot on this soil and declared it "theirs"-- and the passing down of our mixing pot of traditions, it makes me think of my ancestors, Scots and Irish, once kings in their own lands-we only recently learned, the descendents of whom moved here, and assimilated so well, just like your mom, giving up their languages, accents, and traditions... But no daughter or son came next to save those ties or traditions or even recipes. That all faded away until "where are you from?" literally ended in "I don't know." And thus it happened. Until this story, I couldn't see how it faded away. I always have an "aha!" moment when I'm with you. Genius connection! Thanks! I love you, too! And I wish you much success on your cookbook!

[@jamesbrooke4349]

You are honestly so inspiring

[@veronicafoxx27]

I have to go over there to support you

[@nicolewray8483]

I love that picture! Seriously those floors GLEAM! I ALWAYS sat on the floor by my Grandma's feet while peeling potatoes, or apples when I was a child. It reminded me of my own family and made me nostalgic! 💚

[@greentea9651]

It's looking very tasty 😋💜

[@asawari1328]

I love your videos - food and the stories! I can't believe that I'm early here.

[@marirose19]

@Asawari If you want to see a whole lot more from Joanne then put the Instagram app on your phone and follow @TheKoreanVegan She posts at least once a day if not more while sharing stories abt her life. It’s fascinating.

[@coconutwater567]

Being mama bear to mama. Love it ❤️, it all comes full circle.

[@comfycaity]

You are a true inspiration. As a Korean-American adoptee, I appreciate you deeply. ❤

[@viletndubuisi4812]

I love your videos Korean Vegan... Making food on the floor is a way to bond even in AFRICA.. Do you babe.!!!! Just do you!!!.. People will talk no matter what and Potatoes will Potatoe

[@jacquelinerodriguez6555]

I love your story. My grandmother and I used to prepare food on the floor. I miss those times where I got to spend with that beautiful woman.🌹🌹🌹🌹

[@leij4247]

I need these potato onion donuts in my life lol 💗💗💗 Thank you to the person who put this in my feed! God bless you and I love you my friend 😍

[@Sow_Reap1838]

I literally love Korean culture, I love the food the country and the people, I worked 5 years in South Korea, and enjoyed my life living with amazing colleagues! I loved your channel too keep going friend.

[@roseywinter]

People are so silly and rude... as though the food itself is actually touching the floor/ground. It's in bowls, on plates, in containers, etc. And if anything does ever touch the ground or floor, you can wash it off... I mean where do people think the majority of their food comes from? Produce grows from the ground, and then we wash it & prepare it. It's totally fine. My Korean mom makes kimchi on the ground/floor all the time, and everything she uses is sanitized, and everybody loves her kimchi. And honestly, I bet your floors are cleaner than most of these people's tables & counters. Keep doing what you do. 💜

[@tamraana]

Thanks so much for sharing your perspective. This video and story are both touching. And I love your kimchi video!

[@winterofsamarkanz]

Beautiful video. ☮️ and ❤️

[@Subwoofer04]

🔊 wow that is the sound of crisp 😯🥰

[@MusicLoverSisi]

I would love more videos about your career as a lawyer! I’m currently studying for my LSAT and want to know everything I can about schooling, the career afterwards, and what concentrations might suit my interests!

[@muhammadhaider599]

Joanne unnie your videos are so calm and relaxing and they help me to destress. Keep up the great work!

[@annacupofcoffee]

Preparing food on the floor of the kitchen in the US is a very normal thing I grew up with in a Lao home. Like most Asian households we have a no shoes in the house policy which is obviously for cleanliness purposes. Like Joanne’s mom, my parents laid down newspapers etc to keep the *floor clean. The beauty of preparing food on the floor especially when you have a small kitchen, but need to prepare a freak ton of food with sometimes triple the amount of people in the kitchen at once, is that it allows for more utilization of the kitchen space that one lacks and so you make use of what you have. I have very fond memories of all my aunties and some uncles, sometimes 10 people in our tiny kitchen, all huddled on the floor preparing different foods and then we’d have a huge feast as a big family on the floor of the living room.

[@gilbertozuniga3687]

Great video can you make a video on carrot cake or banana bread

[@miriamgomez275]

God Bless you and your family for the hard work that you do.

[@de_me_in_hasty2303]

I nearly teared up after listening your story. HOW CAN PEOPLE BE SO RUDE?I totally agree with you,People need to get that different people have different culture or simply different way of doing things, its doesn't necessarily have to be the ones way or particular race's way or just simply a culture's way,and that they need to learn not everything goes around them at all.I deeply apologise for whatever that happened i am not the one who said it or an american to relate but that issue pierced my heart enough to do so,as far as your mother is deeply concerned, i must say SHE IS STRONG,BRAVE AND GOOD PARENT to bring you up into what you are today.LET HER HUMBLY KNOW THAT WE APPRECIATE HER FOR WHAT SHE HAS GO THROUGH,AND DONE.I know i will get alot of hate after this,Well i don't care!This cruelty should be STOP!

[@lexiann9858]

I will always love and support you ❤️ you and your family are very strong and brave and I hope and pray that those VERY rude things that people have said fade out and instead replaced with nice comments like mine ❤️ hope everyone reading this had a good day/night 👍🏼

[@psleep4255]

My family came from Appalachia (Kentucky and Ohio). My grandparents moved to Washington state during WWII to support the war effort and it’s where I grew up. My point is that many Americans may not know this: my family grew up in communities that squatted to have conversations, cook or hang out in the kitchen, barn, porch, etc. I didn’t think I’d relate to this video bc I’m not Korean. What I realized is we’re more alike than not. ❤️🤗🤩

[@Oliver-xy4np]

Never apologize for being you I hate when people feel the need to apologize for doing something that someone else sees as wrong just because its something that they aren't used to also I love the recipe it looks great and can't wait to try it ❤❤👍

[@kitsumaki9581]

People need to know that there are many different cultures and traditions..i come from south asia (India) and most of our food is prepared on the 'floor' especially in villages, and no it's not unhealthy at all. All of the food is healthy and delicious! This same bs people said when they learned that we eat food with our hands.... Btw i love your channel, and the food you make! You inspire me so much! Thank you!

[@trestonmalone5072]

Lol my mom, cousins, and aunty’s prepare food on the floor all the time. We all obviously survived. It’s always the uncultured swines who have some BS to say about the way we do things. Hug your mom for me!

[@yemialemu9902]

💯💯💯💯

[@shellyburke7703]

TRUTH, Sister, TRUTH!!!

[@trestonmalone5072]

@@shellyburke7703 ummm I’m not sure if you’re referring to me as sister but I identify as a cis-male. LOL all good though. Wouldn’t be the first time someone has called me sis or sister.

[@-Mazzy-5878]

I’m bouta get my dad in the kitchen because I suck in the kitchen also I’m glad you never take that hate to heart because I look up to you and your mom how hard working your mom is you because of your realness and you guys can make your life kimchi however you want to and I’ll gladly sit down and eat it with you,yeah that is one of my dreams to sit down and eat with you and if possible cook with you which I will technically be doing while making/eating these potato donuts and every other recipe ❤️❤️