What's it like Growing up Half Black Half Korean In America?🇰🇷🇺🇸

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[@prestley8942]

Great interview once again, mate!!

[@jobisrael8313]

She's a beautiful sister

[@AllThingsSyd]

That’s my sis 👏🏽 so proud of you for sharing your story and experience 🩷 I’m so grateful to have had you by side, love you!

[@Gregjackson456]

Asian women do not like black men

[@AbdulAli-ku9he]

Both you and your sister are beautiful, just subscribed.

[@Gregjackson456]

@@AbdulAli-ku9he Asian women do not like black men

[@dennisnash255]

It’s so sad that Korean culture is so closed minded

[@blasianking4827]

@@Gregjackson456 What relevance does that have?

[@okazay]

Same. My Black side of the family has never made me feel different or commented on me being mixed-race whereas my Korean family more often than not mentions me being mixed or American (for reasons we already know). And even though I moved to Korea get to know my family, I only ever see two of my cousins because no one is close (emotionally) out here even though we ALL live in the Seoul metropolitan area. Whereas back home, I'd see my family multiple times a week.

[@Gregjackson456]

Asian women do not like black men

[@toxiknaoyt1619]

I feel so bad for koreans they show so little emotions it's like how can people live life like that

[@thefamousdjx]

@@toxiknaoyt1619 yep most times even if someone liked you, you wouldnt have a clue coz they wont show it until you are actually directly talk to them

[@marksimmons5839]

Black culture is Inclusive (some say to a fault) other cultures not so much.

[@jiminswriter4209]

@@marksimmons5839That is not necessarily true.

[@AllThingsIzzyTTV]

She looks asian. Yes she's mixed but she's very clearly mostly asian in appearance. I appreciate her sharing her story

[@gabrielalele8603]

Facts.

[@priscilla8068]

People who are in interracial relationships need to be more mindful when it comes to family issues and how that can affect the kids. If I end up having kids with a non black man I definitely would pick someone whose family is accepting and who my family accepts because it will make things easier for the kids. This also goes for mono racial couples tbh because I don't have a relationship with my dad's side of the family because they hate my mom for no reason. Shit is depressing and I imagine that it is 100 times worse when your mom or dad is of a different ethnicity. Keep doing you girl, its their loss because you seem like a really wonderful person to be around.

[@lovelydiva06]

That’s not how life works though, who you fall in love with is who you fall in love with and sometimes families come around when grand babies arrive sometimes they don’t but why should people not love who their heart falls in love with cause families can’t except who they love cause their a different race, if we did that most of us would be lonely and miserable

[@thudayoon99]

@@lovelydiva06 I see your point and that's true. Mostly, we can't choose who we fall in love with. And the heart is a powerful thing, but realistically speaking, when you marry someone you also marry their family. And, if there are irreconcilable differences the couple should talk and choose what they're going to do in this case. Whether, distance themselves from their families and live together or break up. Growing up, coming from a mixed family and a mixed country, I was very fortunate because no one in my family has ever talked about race or anything. Everyone was always super understanding, but also, in my country mixed families are more common.

[@Kelvincarson]

This speaks volumes

[@sechabatheletsane9784]

​@@lovelydiva06 5 years ago I would've agreed full heartedly with you but rn I'm of the stance that just cause you love someone doesn't mean your meant for each other. A disqualifying factor can also be family. Your children will have to live their entire lives around these people and this will affect your family for generations to come as they now become part of your lineage. It's extremely important to pick the right family.

[@thefamousdjx]

@@thudayoon99 Yep if the family isnt accepting then should distance yourself. What kind of family hates on little kids or who their son/daughter loves. Ofc sometimes the family might not like someone who isnt a good person, but if they are hating on your decent partner then thats not on

[@melvinajettwashington2579]

I’m black and Korean and pretty much the same story as hers. Thank you for doing this!

[@sineadzora]

Thank you for connecting with this video 🫶🏽

[@nathanielmills4678]

Please do more of these. Sad to hear her not being in touch with her Korean family. My daughter is "blasian" too but has a good relationship with both sides of the family.

[@Valstrax420]

You're selfish and you just ruined your daughters life.

[@aaronsinto12]

Would you say the Korean side was very accepting of your black-Asian relationship?

[@Manisonlychannel]

I’m black and Korean aswell and her story is so similar to mine wow

[@beautygirlbeauty3276]

Why aren't they accept you 😮😮

[@wangtina8827]

Me as a half Korean I can feel you. Same people also think I'm southeast Asian😂. But thankfully my mom side and dad side family both are really good to me. But I'm more open to my dad side. Born in korea but went to my dad country at the age of 7 and just came back to Korea last year. Now I'm completing my last year in Korean high school. Sometimes it's difficult for me to adjust in my school but our teachers are so cooperative. So for me as a half Korean living in Korea it's good experience for me. Never experienced anything bad.

[@juanluisbarreracolasco1207]

What's ur other racelol

[@DerrickBolYakwa]

Most Korean families nowadays aren't really into (extended) family stuff. Most don't get to see their extended family members for years on end. My girlfriend told me the same exact thing! Her family is close though! Also her family has been very accepting of me. So i think we should treat her story as a case by case issue. That's just my two cents.

[@KExplorer]

well said Derrick

[@las9582]

It seems like many families are like that now a days.

[@Shermar]

~ Except that the comment section is flooded with half Black/Half Koreans who confirm that their experience is the exact same. Maybe we should see YOUR situation as an exception, sir.

[@PK88.]

I'm not surprised the black side of her family was more accepting than her Korean side of the family.

[@user-cnksi223]

Where the heck is this prejudice coming from? You are so biased.

[@jayalekhadevi77]

@@user-cnksi223 there is nothing to be prejudiced in this case. If this girl was half white with mother caucasian, the father's family of korean, would have welcomed her warmly.

[@user-cnksi223]

@@jayalekhadevi77 I'm not interested in the black-and-white conflict, but I know you guys are prejudiced. Do you know why many Koreans haven't been able to travel abroad recently? They couldn't go because they were afraid they would be attacked from abroad for no reason.

[@colinpowell9941]

@@jayalekhadevi77 I agree,that’s how it is in Asia in general, the fact is if you are married to “white” you are easily accepted but black not so much

[@user-cnksi223]

@@jayalekhadevi77 Just think of what Asians have been subjected to in America recently for just being Asian. And my friend who went to volunteer work in Africa told me what they thought of Asians. Please develop your ability to criticize your people.

[@andreiamendes9116]

I think interviews with blasian people are my favourite because I have never seen this type of cultural/ethnic mix in my country. Very interesting to hear about it.

[@kylastral]

she’s gorgeous and articulates herself & her experiences so well, i could see her starting a podcast if she hasn’t already

[@zzss0012]

She's so cute, beautiful, and well spoken. What a sweet person ❤

[@yodad723]

She's one of the most non Black looking mixed person I've seen. She defiantly looks southeast asian smh if discrimination against Black Americans is that bad in Korea than idk why so many of them like to follow parts of Black American culture so much especially fashion,music and dances.

[@Gregjackson456]

Asian women do not like black men

[@krusty4843]

Estos chinos del kpop copian toda la música de los negros de Estados unidos

[@Serraphina]

I think the straight hair plays a big part in her non looking that black

[@kwakuali2893]

Most love the culture, not the people

[@ID_iKONIC_VIP]

No that's the old generation.... Stop spreading hate. The younger generation is not like that... If that was true, why would so many Blacks go and live in Korea? They are treated better there than I as an Asian American is treated by Blacks in America smh

[@beulaho]

It's a shame she hasn't met her mum's family, despite now living in the same country as them 😔 It must be hard growing up with that reality.

[@dutchylondon]

iam Chinese and my wife is too. in regards to family members who are mixed either with white or black and I can 100 percent say relatives know you exist and talk about it but they don't want to interact, they just know you exist. my wife has family like this also and they are just left alone. sad but true. BTW the lady doesn't look black to me at all and I would have guessed some Thai /white mix or similar.

[@blakebraxton8183]

I was thinking the same thing when she was like half black...I was like huh

[@arcie3716]

Hearing family members not accept any other family member because they’re mixed has always been strange to me…

[@GA-ik6pi]

Really really interesting interview, and such a lovely lady😊. Polite, and just honest sharing her experiences. It’s a shame she doesn’t know any of her Mum’s side of the family, but I guess when cultures clash, some just disown which is sad. Insightful. She does have a South East Asian look though😂, she’s not wrong! The Korean genes are very strong. Glad she’s connected to both aspects of her culture. Coz I guess some mixed race people can sometimes be more of one than the other. My Nan was mixed race too, her father was Irish and her mother Barbadian, but she didn’t know her dad or his family. But she looked white! My Nan has since passed away, but she our Bajan 🇧🇧🇧🇧❤️❤️

[@bappyhasanjahid4985]

bros fashion sense is grest

[@theking-ss]

He's a model and it is south Korea

[@ufikdllahg9csef]

I thought the same! He is always dressed up like a pro model!

[@Demebeso714]

Black people are loving souls..Im glad that they love her unconditionally and always have...She is so beautiful and He is so handsome ..the genes of both races come together perfectly...

[@wdvnge]

Mixing isnt still optimal because it causes identity and health problems. But im glad they are doing fine. I have seen some cases of russian-koreans gettig bullied to death.

[@kmariamv]

@@wdvnge health problems? For example?

[@wdvnge]

@@kmariamv just google mixed race people health issues. + you cant have stem cells from your parents because you need from person of pretty much the same mix. I saw recently some kid died he was european and asian mix if i remember correct idr what his ethnicities in the mix were but yeah unfortunately he died because couldnt find a donor…

[@MarkWyche]

Great interview and insights. She is a gem. Keep shining your light on the world, sister.

[@davidmartin2706]

she looks 1000% Asian. Not Korean, but like Southeast Asian

[@thelastdragan]

Seattle Washington stand up represent 🔥🔥🔥🔥🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾

[@renees1211]

It seems that when you mix any races together you end up with a beautiful result. This lovely young woman is case in point. She is stunning. It's a shame that any nationality has prejudice against any other. We all bleed the same colour.

[@At.las_]

These type of interviews of just letting them SPEAK is so calming, thanks for these vids

[@Joyparc]

Black people are ALWAYS open and welcoming of other races more than any other race. We will never kick you out or treat you badly because of your race. We’re the most loving and adaptable race. But it’s not like that for us against other races. They’re not as welcoming or open to have you around them or in their family.

[@nerdlarge4691]

Yeah, I would never guess she was Half Korean and Half Black by looking at her. She definitely looks like some Thai or Latin women I've meet. You definitely should avoid prejudging people too much based on their looks.

[@GOTZ-pe5vl]

Latinas are literally Northeast Asian + West African

[@orlandoromero22]

Having a mixed Asian child, I think these interviews are needed👍

[@maryallen2317]

What matters the most is finding your happy place 🎉😊 in life and with the right people. It's good for her that she did. She's a very lovely young lady.

[@sineadzora]

Thank you for your kind comment ❤

[@immealldayeveryday9425]

This is how I raise my daughters, they are mixed but I make sure they spend equal parts with both sides, they love everything Trinidadian and Puerto Rican and here where I live it’s so common to be mixed that picking a side is never something that’s done, and I want my girls to feel proud about both ethnicities that make up who they are, I never want them to feel like they have to pick a side they are mixed and they should be proud of that

[@latoyawhitleycosme5710]

My son is Trini and Puerto Rican. Trinirican. Wow. So neat to hear of another Trini Puerto Rican family.

[@immealldayeveryday9425]

@@latoyawhitleycosme5710 oh nice 😊

[@MIGGYME1]

Trini and puerto rican arent races. Those are nationalities

[@aliciaalicia2255]

I’m black and Mexican and I’m glad that both sides are very excepting especially since my family is also multiracial/ethnic

[@tmc1373]

@@latoyawhitleycosme5710 Which place do you live in Trinidad or P.R?

[@thanaaabdullah3452]

She seems like like such a sweet beautiful soul, love how she expressed herself and embraces who she is proudly. I never understood why others feel the need to push biracial people To claim one side or the other. Probably for their own comfortability…

[@Fruity_Tootie]

Im so proud of our black culture we except all until there is disrespect.. I love the Korean culture and ppl but the story’s of not being excepted are starting to scream louder!!!!

[@dominator8245]

What does except mean in this context? I don't understand the sentence.

[@Xentradi97]

I think you're over simplifying it. Family maybe much more open to accept but Black community isn't that open or accepting as a whole. Not only there's a undercurrent of discontent or disrespect to Whites, Latinos, and Asians, there's a huge amount of self hate based on skin tone or how someone is black enough.

[@MichouThe]

​@@dominator8245 she meant * accept

[@peoplehatethetruth3372]

​@@Xentradi97bro yes we are we just don't allow y'all to say the n word that's why y'all mad in latinos is highly accepted in black culture that's why they say nigga in no one gets mad 😂😂😂

[@Xentradi97]

@@peoplehatethetruth3372 How idiotic. You say as tho saying n-word is some kinda privilege. It ain't.

[@car2029]

Such a sweet well spoken young lady. I enjoyed her interview.

[@Gregjackson456]

Asian female do not like black men

[@emmanuelboakye1124]

Very well spoken👍

[@beatricep7863]

Honestly, she looks fully asian. No wonder people can't guess her ethnicity! Would it be nice to see if a mixed person who looks more black is treated the same way in Korea

[@JP-eu2dc]

She looks great. Saddened me when she mentioned that her parents broke up so early. Korean families need to stop this xenophobic mentality that is fearful and ignorant, her mother's side of the family is disappointing.

[@van.f1087]

It’s not xenophobia. It’s anti-black racism…

[@JP-eu2dc]

@@van.f1087 it's both 😔

[@JoelErway-pq9ij]

She never gave reasons on why her parents broke up. Stop creating narratives.

[@van.f1087]

@@JP-eu2dc hi JP. She didn’t mention anything about the Americaness being the issue. She did however mention the Black-ness being the issue for her dad, not him being an American. Xenophobia is not the issue here and ignoring the anti-blackness that is the issue will only help it grow.

[@JP-eu2dc]

@@van.f1087 you're right..Its starting to get better with the younger generation

[@HornPlayer02]

I know I should feel bad for her but I mostly feel bad for her Korean side of the family. The missed out on knowing such a beautiful soul. 😥

[@Gregjackson456]

Asian female don’t like black men

[@HornPlayer02]

@@user-fb2me3th6z the fact that you think if her korean family simply let her into their home and got to know her would make anyone less korean speaks volumes.

[@stacyj.2588]

@@user-fb2me3th6zand none of yours for that matter

[@DeLaBoughetto]

I’m Blasian as well and have a similar phenotype to this young lady meaning I look more Korean. My experiences differ a lot from what expressed. I grew up in a predominantly black area and I was harassed and bullied even by my own family. They appeared to be more accepting, but now I realize that I was fetishized. It was really traumatizing. On the other, I visited Korea a lot with my mom in the 80s and 90s, I never experienced that level of hate. I came across a lot of ignorant people, but it never came across as hate just ignorant of black people. That’s just my 2 cents.

[@g3MZ1ZA11G00D]

​​@@Rigdjc0183hc have a seat. There are plenty of blasian celebrities, artist and more and black people never really fetishized them, but we're welcoming to them.

[@draetone5602]

If your American I don't believe your comment, Do to the fact America is a diverse country and interracial race mixing is common. And there is no massive racism from Blacks to Asians or Asians to Blacks in the US. The history of the US racism has existed as a means by the majority to marginalize minorities Blacks and Asian as minorities don't even have the power structure inflict on each other significant hate. In fact Blacks Americans in general would much more likely accepted you, and push to confirmed as part Black then try to push you away because your mix.

[@betterdrugsthanyours]

@@draetone5602 What? There’s literally a statue of Marion Barry in DC who famously vowed to “get rid of all the dirty Asian businesses” when he was mayor. During the stop asian hate thing most of the attacks were perpetrated by black people. Have you not heard of the LA riots where Koreans literally had to stand on rooftops with guns to protect their businesses from black looters? I’m not Korean but i’m Asian from the east coast and the only time i’ve ever experienced racism with malicious intent was by black people. You can say you don’t believe it all you want but it’s true.

[@HugoSanchez-eb2pz]

@@draetone5602 is that why they been beating up Asians for no reason?

[@draetone5602]

@@Rigdjc0183hc The comment is too weird at first I was like maybe she was unlucky with a weird family but no, she said it's was the community at large. That makes the whole comment questionable. Then she said her family doesn't accept her it's "fetishized" even though Asian Americans are common, and mix people aren't unusual there's nothing to "fetishized" . Mean while Koreans it's just ' ignorant of black people" which she ok with, then "fetishism" it's love/obsession from ignorance. So something is not making sense there ................ Also she visited Korea in the 80's and 90's with her mom. That's over 20 to 30 years ago, and if she was child she likely painting it rosy picture without the context understand of what actually happening as an Adult. My bet is she love her Asian side and have issue with her Black side............... This cause friction with her and the black community. As I stated above mix Black people are more likely to get criticism lack of solidary then Blacks rejecting them.

[@Koreanmarie]

Wow ! She is eloquent. I hope her the best while she is in Korea.

[@georgeacun3619]

Funny, what a backhanded compliment, that’s what they said about Obama.

[@MixedRogueKhorri]

This is so true I am half as well. But my Afro-indo Latino side was not welcoming at all but my East Asian side was maybe because I am from east asia vs the west. But there will always be the fact that I belong to both Asian and Latino but still fully belong to neither 🤦🏻‍♀️ but I find more comfort in asia and this is home.

[@JoelErway-pq9ij]

Great to hear different perspectives. People always love pushing narratives and generalizing Asians being discriminatory but I know for a fact there are plenty of Black and Latinos that do reject mixed people. I knew a Blasian girl that was constantly bullied by the Black kids while I was growing up in the US.

[@MegaMaverickMan]

She Looks Good In That Black Leather Jacket!

[@sineadzora]

Thank you! It was so hot that day tho haha

[@MegaMaverickMan]

@sinead You're Welcome Beautiful!🙂😉😘

[@ryanasksaround]

As someone who grew up mixed, I completely understand her struggle

[@migukin7492]

To be honest she does looks more like Southeast Asians like Thai or Vietnamese. Interesting

[@lonelyberg1808]

I thought she was latina

[@tatsuyaaikawa7185]

Us african americans are ethnically mixed with white so some of her dad white genes came in I guess

[@lonelyberg1808]

@@tatsuyaaikawa7185 all African Americans ?

[@tatsuyaaikawa7185]

Most southern and north eastern soullanns are mixed with alot of ethnicities

[@JoelErway-pq9ij]

@@lonelyberg1808 Actually most african americans at least have a small percentage of White. Anywhere from 1 to 8%.

[@Oxfordstudios]

Black people might talk shit, but they will never deny you. Other Races value that pure blood nonsense too much, BUT EVERYTHING MIXED WITH BLACK IS BEAUTIFUL.

[@i-3137]

pure blood the best we keep in our own

[@garyhoang9923]

I would not have thought she's half black at all

[@jibril2473]

The thing is a lot of Black Americans aren’t fully black most of them are actually mixed, with white European, some are mixed with Native American, but I’d say the majority of black Americans are between 30-20% white European

[@calebgregory1105]

It's statistically true. Also varies by region my mom's side is from Florida and are Seminole

[@PrinceZakariyya]

That’s BS

[@MCWsteeler64]

@@PrinceZakariyyaIt’s actually true homie. Due to rape in the slavery era, most of us have European ancestry. On average it’s about 22% European

[@sunvavachi]

Beautiful soul! Kudos to her for living in Korea despite feeling out casted. I think many should explore South East Asia, as it is unsafe in North America sadly due to multifactorial factors. That is so cool she is learning Korean too!

[@Gregjackson456]

Asian female do not like black men

[@jjbinx]

"as it is unsafe in North America sadly due to multifactorial factors" what do you mean by this?

[@flaviomulatojerkin]

​@jjbinx you know what she meant. The US is not a good place to live if you're a minority. She would be safer in countries similar to her mixed-race like Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines...

[@xander_k_]

@@flaviomulatojerkinthe US is probably one of the best places to live as a minority depending on where you live. Just avoid the south and parts of the Midwest.

[@thundertower]

that korean blood is really strong lol. Id never think of her as black irl.

[@cxlappsed1548]

Yeah east Asian genes are really strong that's why a lot of blasians look Asian but with darker skin

[@thundertower]

⁠@@cxlappsed1548 but her skin color is totally still asian. And to me theres absolutely no black feature on her.

[@cxlappsed1548]

@@thundertower most of the time darker screen is the most prominent black feature, as I said east Asian genes are strong so it's not always guaranteed, it really depends on the parents, mixed people don't look a certain way, you can see how half white and half black people look and compare to half Asians

[@user-hf7jb7rt1r]

Well done my brother, keep the good work. Much love and respect

[@StarVerix]

Ima be honest she might be mixed but her phenotypes are all Korean. Definitely more Korean passing than others. Still unfortunate people have to deal with this.

[@GigaTyrone1]

Her father, who I heard her say is black, must be moderately mixed himself because she honestly looks fully asian

[@pmatthew74]

Why do people always assume bec you are mixed with black you have to look darker skinned. Like No it doesn’t work that way sometimes.

[@Valentino016]

It said that when you are mixed with black skin, you will get a darker pigment because black skin is stronger when you are mixed with another race.

[@marijacs2045]

To be fair, she’s extremely pale, not just light skin. And her hair is straightened, and its hard to see her facial features. So yeah, i wouldn’t have guessed black at first either

[@peacehappyb237]

Because of ignorance.

[@peacehappyb237]

​@@marijacs2045 she could be doing this to her skin to appear more pale

[@lighter97]

She is BEAUTIFUL!

[@sunlitsounds5838]

Most Black people ive met are very welcoming especially if you are one of them, no matter how much they love you unconditionally, in korea however its all about who is a true blood. Even some full koreans are seen as not korean enough due to being born in a different country. Its unfortunate.

[@adriansreviews100]

She looks Filipina sorta. Mixed people usually are good looking.

[@emiliakahenge]

Sis is beautiful thou, eyyy!! 😍🥰🫶🏽

[@sineadzora]

Thank you 🥹💕

[@andyempire242]

That the spirt of we black, we don't care about your ethnic . we just accept you the way you are.

[@MissRaina100]

She has a cute personality!💞💞💞💞

[@dr.migueltorrezedd8651]

I am not sure how people look at her and believed she was Korean and white even though that is common. It's pretty sad how the Korean side has treated her (attractive, smart, and she seems to have a good personality).

[@theking-ss]

Still waiting on your personal q&a video man

[@KExplorer]

Soon man

[@toluloperachel5615]

​@@CaramelSwatches He is from Nigeria

[@robinlatoniajackson3664]

People who tell you are not Korean enough are dead wrong. Like it or not, you are fully Korean and fully black whether so-called full Korean like it on not!

[@gezzapk]

Not really.. if you can’t do the math she is half Korean and half Black American. You take from each parent. Not fully both obviously by her appearance.

[@ufikdllahg9csef]

Well spoken

[@Rbhawk3rd]

So sad. The parents went through so much adversity in Korea, only to divorce in the states. Very charming young lady.

[@crypto_que]

I was expecting it but the switch at the end still blew my mind. Bro was too smooth with that. I want a part two to this interview. I also want to see more interviews like this. Liked & subscribed👍🏾

[@montecristo2160]

She said that her Korean side of the family accepted her "not so much" as her black American side of the family. It seems like her Korean side didn't accept her at all versus the black American side who accepted her wholeheartedly.

[@ID_iKONIC_VIP]

Well you have to understand Korea historically was a very homogeneous people and having pure Korean blood line was always important in their culture. Most proper families know their ancestors up to 14 generations or more by memory... They know their history.... And historically so many other countries tried to conquer Korea so much that they learned to insulate themselves and depend and trust only themselves....thus they were known as the Hermit Kingdom. Korea never attacked a neighbor or tried to conquer other people and other land.... They were the ones always getting victimized. Nowadays it is changing and getting more multicultural but you can't compare to America where it literally is the land of immigrants. I'm sure people are the same way in more homogenous cultures. But I don't know if there are any countries with similar historical background as Korea.

[@montecristo2160]

There's homogeneity on a historical, macro level, and present-day bias on a micro level. Cultural incompetence is wrong regardless of history.

[@Prodigal450]

In the usvi like 50% of the people are of mixed race. Im talking white/black, white/hispanic, black/hispanic but out of the 3 mixes you mostly see black/hispanic

[@rockyrobleedo3008]

It’s sad the population declining there 😔

[@heytony]

*Interviews with various people. It's so much fun~~*

[@Gregjackson456]

Asian female don’t like black men

[@blakebraxton8183]

But at 1st glance she looks way more korean.

[@user-on8qo6rs5c]

She looks maybe south east asian but not korean at all

[@coocoointhebrains]

ok the interview's all well but the fact that she's so stunning!!

[@floresstvillien6883]

she is so Adorable.

[@sineadzora]

You’re so sweet, thank you ☺️

[@russ-nz6wk]

I to have the same background father is black mom is Korean was born in Korea in the early 70's and raised in the states most of my life..... so most of my family I know is on my fathers side, thank you for sharing it really helps and brings more clarity to what we deal with on a day to day basis...... God Bless ♥♥♥♥♥

[@thefamousdjx]

Shes's really sweet. Its sad that her parents divorced. I always feel sad when people who been together for years divorce, like why spend all that time for nothing. Makes me super anxious about current relationships

[@strictlyonvacation8860]

Wow she’s gorgeous!

[@Gregjackson456]

Asian women do not like black men

[@balvinderbance]

I would've guessed Thai or Malaysian. Never would've guessed black, genetics are wild

[@nathanmerritt1581]

Great videos always, but the camera was really struggling this time around. lol

[@fortyacres]

She is right. Black people welcome anyone and everyone in. But people have deep hatred for us. Her Korean family is missing out.

[@raquelfigueroa5539]

8:48 your close friends in Korea, are they also foreigners or are they Koreans? Because based on many videos here on KZbin, it is hard to become part of a Korean group of friends for the same reason you stated about people been close since childhood in your hometown.

[@sandrakong1952]

I grew up in Canada. I had white and black friends and in high school I had Jamaican, Italian, and Filipina friends. It was nice to have Filipina friends who were Asian, as I’m not 100% Korean. My personality kind of what I hear Japanese women are like, and my appearance is like my dad who tends to get mistaken as a Chinese

[@jalilangoma]

Great interview

[@jingreen5796]

My kids are half Koreans, quarter black and quarter native I am taking them to visit Korea this summer. I am half-excited and half-nervous.

[@KExplorer]

I’m sure you’ll be fine and they welcome you and your kids with open arms

[@ufikdllahg9csef]

Welcome to Korea! :)

[@elia.591]

I’m half chinese and half argentinian~ and i totally get the part about the hardships of trying to figure out where do i belong ? Because it seems like either chinese or argentinians dont see me completely as one of theirs… so yeah. Me and my brothers had a tough time growing up because of this. Is really nice to hear others mixed race stories and find similarities ~ ❤ i hope to see more videos like this! And i really liked her personality ~ well articulated and very outgoing

[@AbdulAli-ku9he]

Please if she reads this comment know that she very beautiful girl.

[@sineadzora]

I read it and thank you for your kind words ☺️

[@AbdulAli-ku9he]

@@sineadzora your are welcome

[@maddieperez8939]

I’m confused she said she’s never met any Korean family but then says they are not accepting.

[@prettycyber8332]

I always love to see my fellow Blasians, especially East Asian Blasians. Although I’m SE Asian Blasian, similar experiences. Black family will always accept their kin and will welcome no matter what!!!

[@isabellaakosuafraiku]

❤I love her

[@dutchylondon]

not sure what kind of Korean women go to the club in the 70s esp when they know American military men hang out there. similar story for the Vietnamese

[@arnabdas7019]

I see what you are hinting at. Buuuut its kinda true for all east & se asians women too.

[@mightyJudah]

My guy the explorer 💪🏿💪🏿

[@ykim4628]

Is it just me to watch this channel often to check his fashion ? lol

[@Kencival]

I don’t really think it’s the fault of the kids. It’s really because of the parents who refuse to teach them the culture.

[@StatusQuo001]

Black ppl are the most accepting ppl on the planet...we allow so many into our culture but I honestly believe we shouldn't. Not until we get the acceptance we give to others

[@worldwidelevels9294]

@@baekdumountaintiger5701 so you base what some young black kids in Chicago were doing for the whole race of blacks hmmm okay. So I guess next time some Asian people do something bad I’ll base the whole race of Asians off that as well 👌

[@Robloxgames_40064]

​@@worldwidelevels9294 Lol let's assume all Asians eat bats and are anti black.

[@Robloxgames_40064]

​@@worldwidelevels9294 But hey, we'd be called ignorant if we thought some ish like that, right?

[@MeMeC283]

Agreed- we are too accepting sometimes- i honestly wish we weren’t so open arms to everyone- when we hardly ever get the same acceptance in return

[@cybersurf5]

@@baekdumountaintiger5701 ohh spot the keyboard edgelord. Such cutting repostes

[@Joylove329]

People of color, we are naturally warm and accepting. Of course her black side welcomes her. That’s who we are✨✨

[@rockyrobleedo3008]

Koreans are also people of color 😂

[@33hunting]

She is pretty. Is she half-African-American half-Korean ? African-Americans are already mixed. So she is maybe part white or part native American, part black and half-Korean. 😉

[@jaidamann8365]

I lived in S.Korea for two years. I enjoyed it, and the culture. Are there prejudice Korean, absolutely. But, in my experience, I can say the same of most cultures that I have come across. There are a lot of issues within my/the Black community as well. But I am thrilled to say, that for the most part, we are very inviting of other ethnicities when it comes to our circle. And, a lot of mixed offsprings (that are half Black) seem to gravitate to the Black-side. At least this is true for those older than 35. The new gen of 'mixed ethnicities' seem to have the option to choose both ethnicities (which is a good thing).

[@jamichealgates]

That's the one thing about black families once we accept you You are fully accepted

[@P240SR]

wow never met the korean side. sorrry to hear that. im from LA i have lots of half black and half korean friends . we also compete at a high level basketball out here playing in the pro am leagues

[@Cocorean]

Wow had such a similar experience growing up in Korea and then moving to the states at 9

[@RomellRonin]

Great Interview Jeri, would love to hear about more stories like this

[@Gregjackson456]

Asian female don’t like black men

[@louieh3542]

Well.. I'm not really a fan of some Korean cultures, like the work culture, but in terms of overall safety, I would never live in the US, as more than 11,500 people have been killed by gun violence in the US this year alone...😅😅😅 Plus, there are insane amounts of drug and homeless problems.

[@Kimmi7581]

I’m Asian but sad to say many Asian in Asia can be racist.

[@mojoeherb3280]

I really love your videos as being a black dude, it's welcoming to hear diverse side of the story of just being black in Korea. I love Korea based on my K-drama experience and the ladies there are beautiful. Yet, the extreme efforts by women from Korea to be more whitish is disheartening. Everyone should accept a race regardless but i do understand the intricacies of a race related mindset.