What Asian Think Of America? (US, Japan, Indonesia, Vietnam, Thailand)

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What are the stereotypes that you have about America?
What Asian think of America?
Do you think their think is similar?
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[@paranoya733]

Violin has the best answer ever! she's on anotha level!!

[@pilushansamu7714]

As an Indonesian, i used to have this global mindset of 'American dream' where you can get everything you want. Great education system, healthcare, public facilities. High salary job, unlimited connections to the people from all over the world, etc. Nowadays, i am grateful that i grow up and live as Indonesian in Indonesia. USA right now, on their way to ruin. From gender problems, lgbtq+, students debt, very expensive healthcare, racial issue, and many more. Moneywise, USA still offer a lot of opportunities than my country, but a lot of other aspect of life, like safety and happiness, Indonesia is way better. This is my own opinion though. I hope, with power and influences that USA has, they'll soon come to their sense and doing better in the future.

[@ikhlasulzikri6404]

as indonesian myself, i also glad i lived and grow up in Indonesia, its just like living dream if we lived as middle class people. While USA only benefit for people who lived on high class. Housing and health care problem I think is the main problem there. Why do people on there preferred for being homeless even though they still got job with decent salary? is it because of housing regulation on there? I'm glad in Indonesia we do have "kos-kos an" (I dont know how to said it in English) but its basically sharing house place that's helps student or worker who lived on different side of area to sleep. We could paid it daily or monthly it depends on the owner itself. its mostly affordable for people in here and we dont have to deal with bank tax or any third-parties company related.

[@seulgaebaerene]

gender dysphoria and lgbtq+ are everywhere. and it's NOT a bad thing at all.

[@MrRainierSalu]

Public facilities and USA are phrases that do not go in tandem I'd say. The decline of USA is more of a capitalism problem and less of a "social issue" problem, based on what I observe. A lot of people in the USA are so afraid of anything that can even be suspected as "socialism" that they would rather leave things unsolved / unattended.

[@zaynes5094]

@@MrRainierSaluActually, I've heard a lot of Americans are "jumping ship" so to speak and are leaving America all together to be citizens in Europe or the UK or Asian countries that will not accept them but will accept them for work and their taxes owed. It's very interesting times being in America. It is true the lower class continue to get lower and the rich continue getting richer, and we do have constant propaganda thrown at us by our own people and government officials, however, America is still a powerful place for a reason. Yes it may be a bit difficult living here and making a good living, but if you get a little luck and the right timing, you can do anything successful and live a good life here. I'd take living in the US over anywhere else right now. Maybe in the near-future I'd like to move to Japan or Korea, but those countries are flawed. Indonesia itself is also very flawed in the legal and justice system.

[@alsimanche]

Honestly my view of america has changed a lot through the years, when i was a teenager, i saw america as this utopian like country where everything is modern and far better than any countries and all the people are very smart and beautiful lol, but now as i grow older and with social media and stuff, i realized that america is not all that great, they actually have a lot of flaws and problems that developing countries don't really have, talking about the healthcare system, the homeless people,the racism etc

[@bigtj5607]

Do you seriously think that Europe is not racist also and have homeless people. the only reason European countries have “free healthcare “ is because America subsidizes most of their military spending also America leads the world in medical innovations

[@TimeToSingChannel]

I agree with you, people in the U.S tend to buy tons of medicines to take care of yourself when get ill just for not going to the hospitals because of the expensive treatments. Also i got you about racism, cops in the U.S kill many black people for no reason at all.. at least i have seen a lot of News affirming a black person dies just because of their color by cops. Also homeless people, especially in NYC, if the U.S was that great it wouldn't have to happen right? Also a lot of teenagers think "america" is the best, mocking about other countries and saying rude stuff and acting disrespectful. Sadly i have an image that all teenagers are like this, super annoying and toxic, i have this image cause i've ever known someone nice and who respect others and other cultures. They feel so smart even not knowing good geography.

[@user-ly3jx1kk7g]

You're right america has horrible health care system

[@jakepaulpound-for-pound9418]

I encourage you to tell all of your friends and family not to come to the U.S. either.

[@briantravelman]

There's definitely homeless people in Europe, though you don't see them in large numbers like you do here. And racism in Europe is more open and direct. In America, even if someone is racist, they usually won't show it, because of social stigma and also laws. Whereas in Europe on the other hand, they don't see racism as a bad thing, so no one is gonna gang up on you if you say or do something racist. It's also easier to be racist when the government has your back. The UK is maybe the only exception.

[@anndeecosita3586]

I think how someone will experience the USA will vary greatly by region, socioeconomics, religion, race, education, and other factors. Most Americans have nothing to do with Hollywood and what is produced is often very generic and non-realistic. However, it’s primarily meant to be entertaining not necessarily educational. Some people don’t like strangers asking them a lot of personal questions because they are suspicious of the motives.

[@kilanspeaks]

I find Haley to be more honest, knowledgeable, culturally-sensitive and humbler than other Americans who’ve made an appearance on the channel. Such positive vibes from her. Well, Violin is also more worldly than most Indonesians so it’s good to see someone like her representing us. Unlike her, many Indonesians consume American pop culture, crave for American modern products, and secretly long for American lifestyle but won’t admit it because they were taught by their religion to hate anything that’s not part of their religious community.

[@marnomarno543]

won’t admit it because they were taught by their religion to hate anything that’s not part of their religious community... are you sure with this statement? any example?

[@jdvierra]

Blue collar job workers in the US are paid really well, so there's really no need to have a college degree and accumulate so much student loan. For example, garbage truck drivers are paid an average of $80K, long haul truck drivers are paid over $100K, electricians & plumbers are also paid around $80K.

[@user-zr7gv6mf3d]

Will you make a video about Lithuanian, Latvian and Estonian trying to understand each other?

[@hollish196]

Love the insight into Hollywood! And the Lady of Liberty info is correct. Nice video.

[@nigellasativa6826]

I'm Indonesian, and I like listening to this Thai girl, it sounds calming and polite to the ears 😂

[@NimrodClover]

I totally get the whole statement about MILKSHAKES.... I lived a whole year in Europe and never found a good milkshake anywhere. It was the first thing I got the moment I landed back in the US.

[@EddieReischl]

When people think of the USA, they should use the example of Russia. A Russian living in Siberia has very little in common with a European Russian. In Wisconsin, our state capital, Madison, is quite a bit like California as far as the people living there, but the rest of the state is much more conservative. It makes it very difficult for any American to speak for the whole country, or for a foreigner to completely grasp the scope of it. For example, there are videos on KZbin of German POW's being transferred to the states during WWII, and suddenly coming to the realization that they had zero chance of winning that war. As far as education, people here in Wisconsin, aside from office work, work in farming, logging, foundries, papermaking, etc., so we need welders, electricians, lumber inspectors, machinists, millwrights to fix things like cheesemaking equipment, mechanics, etc. None of these careers require a four-year degree. But our system keeps pushing everyone to go to university to get degrees and too many people pick majors that there aren't a lot of jobs for. They end up taking a lower paying job they didn't need a degree for and have trouble paying off their student loans. This is what's primarily wrong with our education system.

[@user-lt6js7pv8r]

Скажу как житель Сибири. Я бы не сказал, что мы отличаемся от русского живущего в европейской части, мы отличаемся лишь в экономическом плане, ведь житель столицы получает куда больше зарплату, чем житель Сибири, но опять же говорю не за всех.

[@user-go6il2tm4b]

I watched this video because my brain is not working while practicing listening skill. And i love the america

[@eliezratheeditor1689]

My least favorite thing about American as an Asian is people think Asian is just Japan, China, and Korean but really there is 45 other countries if I’m correct 😅

[@Gianggiangvn]

Can we give the guest a blanket so she can be more comfortable?!

[@envixousenvixous5411]

Our soda cups are bigger because we like ICE. Most other ppl get drinks no ice.

[@johnalden5821]

People need to know about the wealth inequality in the United States, which has been growing since the 1980s. For people with low incomes, it can be much harder to attain the "American Dream" than for middle class or wealthy Americans. And even for the middle class, having a high standard of living is much harder than it used to be. Educational costs are high, housing costs are high, health costs are high -- even the prices for used cars (essential for living in most places in the U.S.) are high. Mental health problems and drug addiction are becoming more common. All of these issues tend to challenge younger people and (some) racial minorities more than other groups. U.S. life expectancy is actually declining. Consequently, when some Americans hear that people from other countries want to come here to boost their education or gain more wealth, it can lead to some resentment that people from elsewhere are coming to compete with them for jobs and education, limiting their opportunities to get ahead in their own country. Most people will welcome foreigners as individuals, but there is a growing sense that immigration may be making life harder for people already here. This is not unique to the U.S. btw -- there is growing resistance to immigration in Europe, as well.

[@anndeecosita3586]

My uncle and I were just talking about how we think a lot of the problems stem from a lack of financial literacy. That part of “education” doesn’t get talked about as much. He and I have both made our share of mistakes but we grew from them. Some people don’t. For example, one reason used vehicles are so high for some people is because of the interest rate they are paying which doesn’t even go to paying for the car. I had a cousin who years ago was paying the same monthly note amount for her clunker that I was paying for new car because of the high interest rate. Whenever I have a loanI always make additional payments directly to the principal because it saves me money over the life of the loan by changing the principal to interest ratio more quickly in my favor. I’m sure banks hate me.

[@JosephOccenoBFH]

That's what happened to me. My student loans are following me everywhere. Everytime I get a job, they're garnishng my wages. ☹️

[@ikhlasulzikri6404]

I do actually curious about tipping culture in US but they dont talk about that in video. why tips culture is a thing in US? I know its to give respect for their workers service as whole but isn't that making middle class - low class people hard to "treating themselves" after having work to just enjoying meal without thinking they have to PAID more than they should have. in Asian we mostly doing tipping for kindness purpose, its not as burden or anything. (also sorry for my bad English, its just my opinion as my curiosity about some problem in USA that we dont have)

[@Ares.jonshon]

I love usa from Indonesia 🇮🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩

[@RIBENREN-gb7be]

In Japan, we have a proverb: "The nail that sticks out gets hammered down," basically saying if you stand out, you're gonna get knocked back in line. Kinda funny though, after a lifetime of being told to fit in, the moment you start job hunting, everyone wants to know what makes you different. Talk about a mixed message, right?

[@reineh3477]

We have "jantelagen" in Scandinavia who says "don't think you are better than others". Then we have job interviews where they, as you say, want to know whats makes you better than the rest.

[@zaynes5094]

I mean, I love Japan and Japanese culture, and I'm not even Japanese, but I will say that if I ever were to live there I'd want to live outside any major cities. The problem with that would be that a lot of the really solid jobs are found within the cities not the smaller towns. Another problem Japan has currently, that I hear from Japanese friends, is that they're fixing their justice system but it is going to take a long time. There was a case involving a girl who abused younger, underage, girls and boys and was forced to go into the sex offender registry, but then was released from custody off good behavior after she spent 4 years behind bars. Not too soon after being released, really only months, she went out and did it again and they then caught her and put her behind bars for 15 years. A lot of Japanese criticized the system for allowing to let her walk freely when she hadn't really learned her lesson and hadn't paid her dues to those girls she brutalized and sexually assaulted. A lot of problems in that country right now.

[@robertutecht3125]

In the USA we say The sqeeky wheel gets greased

[@meteora5758]

hello from here

[@CarterKey6]

The cheap fast food is a myth

[@ijanurjannah1144]

Hmmmmmmm??? I dont know, i wanna write something but worry for some reason…..

[@IlhamIlham-hw6pg]

Indonesia

[@cartier2312]

Yea. Yea . Yea

[@STOoON-GAMES]

i Love you girls

[@isalutfi]

Hello from Indonesia 🇮🇩

[@Captainumerica]

Fun fact : the original statue of liberty, much smaller (ten feet tall, I think?) is in Paris.

[@linhbat3008]

there is also another copy of it, which the French people give it to Vietnamese as a gift during the "colonial period" but i heard later when the France lost their control in Asia and Japanese took it, Vietnamese has melted that statue to make other things for their daily life.

[@sandrado3089]

@@linhbat3008 it's true. there was a version in hanoi but it got destroyed

[@chila_skoo]

What i think about america is american karen,, they are unique😅

[@Gray-soul_81]

"Cause if you don't have a degree? What are you gonna do if you don't have money." This is a very old and bad way of thinking. Trade jobs are the way to go. In fact, I'd recommend those more than going to universities. No debt. Trade jobs are hurting for workers because of the mindset of go to "college to better you're life." They also generally have very good pay. The only time I'd ever recommend higher learning is when you're going for a STEM field job.

[@anndeecosita3586]

I agree for the most part. I went to college mostly because my parents and most of my older relatives went to college. I grew up middle class and wasn’t even thinking about the “better life”. My mindset was this is what people from my family do so I need to do this. I never thought about not going as an option. I was never actually told I had to go, but I knew I had to go if that makes sense. The only question was where.

[@zaynes5094]

@@anndeecosita3586Trust that it is better for having a degree. At least when it comes to better paid jobs in a administrative level. Do you want to have that promotion and be making a 100,000 a year salary and being a high-level manager? Do you want to be working your way up the ranks much faster than without a degree? Then you'd want that degree for the chance of making more money. Statistically proven that those who come out of college and DON'T stay at home with their parents have a much tougher time financially finding work in their studied field. I went to school to study writing because I've always been a very strong writer. It helped to strengthen my resolve in wanting to get published and wanting to get stronger as a fiction writer. I'm still writing and still looking for an agent to get my books out there.

[@Bibibu-hb3gx]

My father from seattle, mama aing orang jawa cok, bapa aing jarang pulang.

[@akekestory493]

The host looks very unique and pretty maybe and African American idk but i love how God creates people in so many unique ways

[@davea6314]

As an American, I say fast food is not cheaper than most produce found in a typical supermarket. I've been boycotting McDonald's for many years.

[@johnalden5821]

I definitely don't buy sodas in fast food places. And I avoid fast food completely unless I am traveling and there is no ready alternative. On the flip side, they do provide employment for many people, and it can be less expensive to get a meal than if you went to a standard restaurant.

[@davea6314]

@@johnalden5821 The tobacco industry employs a lot of people, does that mean you should poison yourself by taking up smoking cigarettes?

[@willyvendy5310]

free palestine

[@johnalden5821]

@@davea6314 No, but then I am not actually smoking the french fries.

[@johnalden5821]

@@willyvendy5310 Different floor for political protests. This is housewares and fast food. You must have pressed the down button.

[@MalloryG-jy4xf]

i think almost everyone thinks americans are prideful

[@ICU1337]

That we are... For better or worse🤷🏽‍♂Guy above me thinks America invented the modern world🤦🏽‍♂That would be an example of the "for worse" part.

[@bigtj5607]

⁠I mean he not wrong tho like the mobile phone was made in America, electronic tv, the personal computer, the internet, KZbin, snap chat, what’s app, instagram, gps, moving pictures, plastic, air conditioning, chemotherapy,email, video games, traffic lights, hearing aids ,dental floss ,Ferris wheels chocolate chip cookies, cardiac defibrillator and also people be so into American culture that they to the point they just thinks it’s theirs

[@jakepaulpound-for-pound9418]

@@ICU1337He’s right. The Internet alone would make America #1.

[@anndeecosita3586]

I’m proud to be an American. My ancestors sacrificed and persevered through a lot so that I would have more opportunities than they had.

[@vn5979]

I'm sorry but I dont really see U.S in positive way. It used to be when I was child exactly like these people mentioned but I grown up and I see it more negative

[@admin-563fg7]

Give me oil

[@Anaa38]

In public portuguese schools universities are not as expensive as america. Everything in America is expensive. The American Dream is a myth

[@michelle-nm2jk]

INDONESIA ❤❤❤🙏🙏🙏🇮🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩

[@johngonzalez4298]

Happy Wednesday to all! Greetings from the USA 🇺🇲

[@henri191]

Fun fact : US is Known as the country of Freedom , but according to Press Index isn't top 10 , US passport is free to 186 countries , powerful , but Singapore and Japan ( Hello , Saki ) are the number one , 193 countries

[@thiagooliveira583]

it might have more freedom than their countries though, at least it has more freedom than my country (Brazil)

[@BBBBBBBBBBBX]

Idk just my opinion but freedom entails a lot more than countries where your passport can get you in.

[@alsimanche]

They always claim it to be land of freedom, but it's actually not really that way..lol

[@bigtj5607]

That kinda stupid because people chose not to get the passport so why would people not getting passport not equal freedom

[@rubiesfame688]

Japan is nowhere more "free" than America, what you mentioned also has to do with politics

[@ICU1337]

lol close enough😉Ellis Island, NY used to be a location for immigrants to be processed into America, coming in from the Atlantic. The Statue of Liberty, which was gifted to us from France, is located a rocks through from Ellis Island. I've never been to the Statue of Liberty myself because, they have the worse visiting hours unless you're literally a tourist. But I've seen it from a distance a ton🤷🏽‍♂

[@satriamandala6180]

Amerika is like 🔫 boom boom boom 💥

[@infiveg]

Теперь у нас в России есть нейросети которые переводят нам видео с ютуб прямо на лету. Не титрами, а голосом. Даже несколькими мужскими и несколькими женскими голосами. У вас нет такого?

[@user-ly3jx1kk7g]

Да прикольная штука, переводит вполне неплохо

[@user-lt6js7pv8r]

У меня субтитры, почему так? 😢

[@David_Albatross]

hello from Ekuador

[@selametriadi7795]

🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅

[@infiveg]

Девушки разных стран одинаково кивают головой)))

[@user-lt6js7pv8r]

Да ладно я встретил русский комментарий. На счёт видео, возможно это связанно с менталитетом?

[@user-lt6js7pv8r]

Кстати мне интересно узнать ваше мнение о США, что вы думаете о ней? Хотели бы туда переехать?

[@hans_thuhan]

saya orang Indonesia.. pandangan saya terhadap Amerika adalah negara yang paling suka ikut campur urusan negara lain..

[@ElonMuskDailyLife]

God Bless USA

[@AliceAinsley01]

For me America is a double standard country 😂

[@Limited_ham.b]

Sorry in advance if anyone is offended. What comes to my mind about America is what comes first 1. Guns (from the many news circulating and shootings or getting a Guns License easily) 2. Looters (like in California) 3. FED (I don't need to mention the reason, because the impact of FED decisions greatly affects the financial circulation of other countries) 3. Inventors and Scientists (many discoveries were made) 4. opportunities and competition (because there are lots of opportunities and lots of competition)

[@bluesummers4914]

looters are not as common as you think they are.

[@johan7944]

CONTENT IDEA: ANIMALS IN DIFFERENT LANGUANGES LIKE TURTLE,JELLYFISH,SPIDER,GIRAFFE AND OTHERS(P.S cause im Indonesian so please put Indonesia in it😊)

[@Lampchuanungang]

As long as the rich world supports the economy of inequality and destruction of the planet, we will always have a lot of unhappiness in the world, this unevenness of the globe is caused by all rich countries, not just the US. Earth has never been and will not be paradise, that is always out of the question.

[@DaughterOfTheKingdom16]

America is a place of freedom, but I think people get mixed up with equal opportunity versus equal outcome. America is a country that was built on free enterprise so we are able to do a lot of things without government interference. However, it doesn’t mean that you’re going to be successful. America is a place where you have to work to get what you want

[@fro491]

i Love world Friends so much

[@bunnytwo]

me too

[@johan7944]

Yeah, but if you look closely this channel should be "America Friends" because 98% of the video consist america even korea where they record the content is rarely appeared😂

[@user-lt6js7pv8r]

Друзей Америки? Верно, с этим я соглашусь.

[@getatme1on1]

When she said "Body positivity" Im done. Lawd

[@karlafrytka7737]

Good education in America 😂 amd after they think Europe is a country 🤔🙈😂🤦‍♀️

[@infiveg]

О! В России тоже знают про выражение Американская мечта)))

[@user-lt6js7pv8r]

Да, тоже слышал об этом. Купить домик и машину. Ездить по дорогам в ковбойской шляпе и слушая музыку вдохновляясь своей свободой, я в фильме это видел, лол

[@Verbalaesthet]

Fun fact: the Statue of Liberty is a female version of Helios aka. Apollo, the sun god (sun crown, holding torch). The Bible says in revelation 9:11 that Apollo is the Angel from the Underworld (aka. Lucifer = light bearer).

[@BOPENKK]

Bagi Indonesia Amerika penjahat perang penjahat HAM serta sok paling demokrasi serta suka ikut2an masalah negara'lain namun jalan buntu endingnya 🤭 Sisi positif Amerika kita perlu bnyk lagi cara belajar kopd nya yaitu pembangunan ny 👍

[@bigtj5607]

Why you say that

[@BOPENKK]

@@bigtj5607 mikir lh kau

[@Bluedahlia0274]

Kebanyakan nonton berita kau dek. Sekali2 traveling dulu sonoh keluar negeri biar pikiran kamu gak sempit, dan gak dikamar aja.

[@bigtj5607]

Damn it was a genuine question but if wanna act like that look at your self

[@BOPENKK]

@@bigtj5607 🤣🤣melawak ko dek2 🤪

[@ferdikohutama]

the vietnamese girl is really cute

[@alone3242]

HOW RACISTME?

[@andersen240]

i'm laughing when she said "america has good education system"

[@Skylermaxwell13]

Same it's trash 💀

[@TheMolabola]

I think they mean the universities which is true the US has the best ones

[@yaxl]

For people with money

[@jakepaulpound-for-pound9418]

Home schooling is great. Don’t rely on the government to raise your kids!

[@YouYesYouYouAreBeautifulMyKing]

​@@yaxlnah. Even for people with money. It's getting trash as well. They're too ideology driven to teach something worth while.

[@Avellieno]

Things that i know about America is you have alot of gun more than the people it self, school shooting, love fast food, average people is fat, love big engine, and consume alot of oil. That what i see as an asian.

[@ICU1337]

lol well, we certainly have a lot to work on to fix our image globally.

[@Avellieno]

​@@ICU1337In my country we're also have a lot to work on to fix, especially about corruption, education, health care, and environment. Hope you for the best bro.

[@ICU1337]

@@Avellieno thanks and the same for you too😊

[@bigtj5607]

@@Avellienoi like this wholesome because most people just try to America down without looking at their own country problems

[@user-yd4fx2nq9v]

omg the thai accent

[@TheGoldenMan888]

From what i see in Twitter and other platforms Americans definitely can judge someone but mostly by your beliefs or if you are black, but that depends of the age of the person because younger people are more cultured and civilized nowadays, every country is different and everything has it's ups and downs in the end of the day.

[@bigtj5607]

Yea I agree but I wouldn’t say because ur black it’s like where you from like if you poor or not

[@AT-rr2xw]

Absent from the video: China

[@reineh3477]

And 50 other Asian countries.

[@AT-rr2xw]

@@reineh3477 Sure, but China and the USA have been at odds, at least politically, for several decades. And that odds might color perception.

[@user-lt6js7pv8r]

​@@reineh3477Ну если быть точнее, то 45.

[@srtrres]

As an American, in Colombia we have many food dishes to taste.

[@Apache148414]

You’re not an American bud. But keep trying 😂

[@srtrres]

@@Apache148414 “Independencia” grita el mundo americano, se baña en sangre de héroes la tierra de Colón.

[@porainessemundao]

Pode me dar uma ajuda? É errado não odiar os EUA? Gosto muito dos EUA,da cultura country americana e até mesmo da forma de patriotismo deles. Mas muitas pessoas me dizem que eu deveria odiar os EUA por causa do imperialismo e pq eles são inimigos do Brasil e do BRICS. Oitros dizem que só são ricos e desenvolvidos porque exploraram outros países e quem defende o contrário é fascista e lambe botas de gringos. Acho bizarro também que a esquerda decolonialista critica demais eles,mas se esquecem que eles também foram colonizados e que ainda há povos indígenas que resistiram contra os colonizadores. Outros dizem que vão deixar de ser um país rico e desenvolvido nas próximas décadas. Há também quem diz que os EUA estão sempre na mídia e eu não devo gostar deles pq eles estão sempre na midia justamente para que outros países (principalmente da América Latina) se sintam inferiores aos EUA. O que eu faço? Devo deixar de gostar dos EUA? Devo passar a odiar os EUA? Há pelo menos uma coisa boa que os EUA já fizeram?

[@Alon_rise2]

@porainessemundao, depending on you if how you feel not confident or not either, if people tell you to dislike US then you can follow them or not that your option, not ours. But let me fill you in on the United States. The average American does not have ill will toward every nation in the world, but there are always those few who despise certain nations for no good reason. In fact, many young adults and students have a strong desire to go abroad in order to broaden their horizons and experience other cultures. In the United States, you are likely to encounter people of many various cultural backgrounds. Examples of states with particularly high levels of diversity are New York City and California. Although my birthplace was the Philippines, I now call Texas home. Texas is home to a sizeable Hispanic population. We all ignore the United States government because we have an extreme dislike for many of its governments. The United States has both positive and negative features. We do not hate Brazil that we do adore Brazil. You mentioned that the United Nations, the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, and other international organizations all dislike the BRICS countries. They hate the United States too, and you know that those people and their governments exist.

[@porainessemundao]

@@Alon_rise2 thanks for your help and answer

[@baccamau80]

Who said ? Usa is brothers of brazil,and remember usa is latino country, also latin america

[@porainessemundao]

@@baccamau80 thanks

[@johnalden5821]

I was frankly surprised to read that people tell you the U.S. is the "enemy" of Brazil. In fact, the U.S. has never had a conflict with Brazil in its history. In fact, the U.S. and Brazil share similar histories as American countries that began as colonies and are confronting legacies of slavery and racism. We are more alike than we are different. Moreover, Americans generally have no ill-will toward people in other countries and primarily want to be left alone to live their lives the best that they can. The U.S. had a short period of imperialism but that was more than 100 years ago, and it has nothing to do with current-day life in the U.S. I think most people in the U.S. would value good relations with Brazil and the other BRICS countries, but we are daunted by what appears to be growing hostility from them.

[@cooliipie]

America invented the modern world. Very proud to be American!

[@BL-ob9fn]

Where did the industrial revolution start again?

[@johan7944]

Wait i thought it was european????

[@Sronto]

Well, american ancestor were european...

[@johnalden5821]

Sort of puzzled by this post, and I am American.

[@officerkd6-3.76]

@@BL-ob9fnmost technological and medical advancements in the last 100 years came from America. If there’s a country that finds a cure to cancer, it will most likely be america

[@chithiennguyen1371]

You don't need a degree to get a job in the US, American men who are plumber are making 100k to 200k per year.

[@spacedusty]

Then you are a plumber?

[@xxstormxx56]

0:15 Have you been to the USA? It is an insulting question😂. Since most of them (except Japan) need visa to go to the USA and it is not easily granted to anyone.😂 Not just that, even you get through the visa, we will be treated as fugitives and crimininals whenever we arrive at the customs.

[@ICU1337]

Dont take it too personally. They treat us like criminals here to🤷🏽‍♂

[@jadieeee]

I think it's a fair question... it's just asking if they've ever visited the country before. Lots of people form strong and mostly untrue opinions about the US from media they've consumed and have never actually visited here to prove if what they believe is actually true. I can definitely see the parallels of how it could be a difficult question or touchy subject, but to me, it's not an insulting question.

[@marcelohjsakura]

*O que eu não gosto do Estados Unidos: a cultura woke, que se espalha a todos os países do continente* ! Antes eu admirava os EUA por serem o símbolo máximo de um país capitalista, mas agora é Cingapura!

[@Rain_Azura]

As an Indonesian, I don't think that woman represents us, because in our eyes the United States always makes trouble wherever they are

[@user-lt6js7pv8r]

Как никак каждый человек уникален и неповторим. Возможно, она высказала свою точку зрения?

[@Rain_Azura]

​@@user-lt6js7pv8rbut he carries the name of Indonesia, while the majority of Indonesians view the United States as a country that brings war

[@user-lt6js7pv8r]

​@@Rain_AzuraОхх.. Понятно, извините я не знал об этом. Возможно вы и правы, ведь она представляет вашу страну и общественное мнение ваших граждан в отношении США, спасибо за ваше пояснение. Привет из России! Надеюсь отношения Индонезии и России станут глубже для нашего непосредственного сотрудничества и общих интересов наших стран. Надеюсь мы станем друзьями и верными партнёрами, спасибо.

[@arimprahayuuji4677]

Chill, bro. It's her point of view. Still great opinion from her imo

[@arysipayung201]

relax brother, i think she also has same thought as you, but she just don't want to speak it out because this is American channel, it will be considering rude. so she keep it inside and when she talk with Indonesian friend she will let it all out just like we Indonesian always do🥂 tenang bro, semua ada tempat dan porsinya masing-masing.

[@MrHorse-by3mp]

People think about America far too much. Mostly it's just a very boring and monotonous country with not much in particular to see or do. If your favorite thing in the world is sitting in boring offices you will love it though.

[@marcos3497]

Stupid take.

[@jadieeee]

oh boy... that statement couldn't be further from the truth. I think you should turn off the TV and maybe actually visit for once 😂

[@johnalden5821]

As the American woman in the video said, there are a huge number of beautiful natural places to see in the U.S. and many national, state and local parks to visit. Our natural beauty stands up well to most other countries. Plus, our cities have excellent restaurants, museums, concerts and sports venues. And we have a ton of theme parks, amusement parks, etc. The U.S. is full of distinctive regional cultures and foods, varied scenery and friendly people. Not sure why anyone visiting here would be in "boring offices" though.

[@user-lt6js7pv8r]

​@@johnalden5821Не знаю, как вы отнесетесь к моему комментарию, который написан на русском, но я мечтаю посетить вашу страну в качестве туриста, мне нравится ваша страна, но из-за противоречий между нашими правительствами, между нами возникла ненависть друг к другу, возможно это из-за СМИ, но знайте, что в России не все ненавидят Америку, но.. У меня есть пару претензий только к вашему и нашему правительству, а так против граждан вашей стране я не испытываю какой-либо неприязни. Хочу пожелать всем мира, хотя возможно у нас скоро исчезнет ютуб, ведь тик тока у нас уже нету, а это довольно печально для меня, но спасибо VPN. Опять же всем добра.

[@petalchild]

You have no clue what you're talking about lol

[@mememama1731]

My top : 1 Vietnam girl 2 japan 3 indo 4 thailand

[@VeeBeeZee22]

Is it the skin tone order?

[@pengkun2237]

我是中国人，大部分中国人对美国的看法是负面的 1,freedom,中国人认为美国的自由过度了，过度的自由不是真正的自由。比如，美国在枪支管控、cvoid19防控方面表现很差 2，fast food中国人认为它不健康 3，Hollywood，中国人也不喜欢它的电影所传递的价值观。比如漫威的超级英雄电影传递的价值观是:精英是人类社会的英雄，普通人只能被精英（超级英雄）拯救。而中国人的价值观是:每个普通人都是英雄，那些没有超能力的普通人也可以通过集体主义团结起来，齐心协力拯救世界 4dream country，美国也不是中国人的 “dream country"。现在的美国社会贫富分化严重、枪击案频繁发生，美国的权力被一小部分富人掌握，而穷人只能永远贫穷下去

[@jakepaulpound-for-pound9418]

Americans are too generous and kind. 🇺🇸