I like her Mannerisms when speaking of other cultures with respect & she’s well educated as well. Very open-minded, I like her. Good choice of U.S American.
Yeah as a African American it made me want to learn about the country in Africa that I come from and learn about there food and culture. I hope to visit Africa one day.
She was by far one of the best-spoken people on this channel so happy to see her here! I don't want to demean her family and their traditions, but the western and "cowboy" look comes from Mexico. The original cowboys come from Mexico and like Americans just took some of that culture.
@@blurryface_1589 It's not that Mexico got it from Spain; Mayans, Aztecas and so many others (inlcuding mine; Mapuche, Chile) were colonized by the spanish crown and after many battles and a lot of miscegenation a "new culture" and new territory borders were established and that's why in the Americas we have a lot of features from a lot of places.
@@Tiarecilla_ I got part of my culture from being a latino town of Roma that colonized our indigenous celiberians, from the musulman invasion, jewish, romani, french invasions... Why won't be the same of Latam from Spain or Italy, you still got part of your culture from us/them. And in the case of vaqueros it comes from the South of Spain.
For the Caribbean outfit it’s usually worn during carnival time and there is a kid version that kids wear during Kiddie Carnival. Almost every Caribbean country has its own carnival that happens at anytime of the year and some last longer than others. There is also one in Miami usually in October and another in NYC during Labor Day weekend. I hope they react to videos of the different types of Caribbean Carnivals
I too was shocked because I dont see many of my fellow Americans interested in any culture other than their own. I am like her ( she mentioned some of her friends were their traditional African---no country mentioned--- clothing) I have always had friends from other countries, race, cultures ie : Vietnamese, Congo, Egypt, Germany, Mexico, Puerto Rico , Italy, etc. It has been an enriching life to have known ( and still know some) so many people from so many different countries
For the Caribbean, I wouldn’t say that’s a traditional outfit. But it’s something that is worn by all of us during carnival time. I’m from Jamaica and our traditional outfit is the bandana. It comes in either a shirt, skirt, pants or dress and is usually worn during the month of our independence.
But not all caribbean cultures wear a bandanna however most or a lot of cairbbean cultures participate win some form a carnival which is why they used that
The girl is very educated and it is very nice to see the first person who doesn't say that everyone in Germany wears this dress and knows what she is talking about. Super video! (Nochmal an meine deutschen leute unter meinem Kommentar ich hatte das Video komplett falsch verstanden und ich weiß natürlich das in Bayern nicht jeder trachten trägt oder Dirndel. Ich habe selber mal in Bayern gewohnt für 5 Jahre und weiß das sowas nur zu besonderen anlässen getragen wird (in manchrn Regionen tragen leute das auch einfach so ohne das es ein besonderen anlass gibt) . Es tut mir sehr leid falls ich leute hier mit meinem Kommentar beleidigt habe oder leute sich wegen mir missverstanden fühlen das war nie meine Absicht)
She literally said that Germans do wear that often, especially, when they drink.... no, we don't.... that's Bavaria only. Though we do have completely different traditional clothing in our region, we don´t wear it. So yeah, she might not know, I don´t blame her what so ever. I´m so used to it by now. A short "that dress is pretty" is fine.
@@ev.09 Ja ich verstehe dich komplett und du hast auch vollkommen recht ich hatte das komplett falsch verstanden ich dachte sie meinte das viele leute das tragen und deswegen habe ich ihr zugestimmt. Aber du hast du 100% recht! Und es ist normal das die Amerikaner sagen wir alle tragen sowas weil jedes mal wenn bei denen über Deutschland gesprochen wird werden wir so dargestellt als würden wir alle jeden tag Bier tragen und nur in Trachen und so rum laufen!
@@user-rm9pe7tf6w Absolut kein Problem :) War überhaupt nicht böse gemeint eher so als kleine Frustration über manche Stereotypen, die nicht sterben wollen. Es war mit Sicherheit keine Absicht von Ihr.
@@ev.09 nicht mal in Bayern... ich lebe mein ganzes Leben hier und man sieht nur ganz selten Leute die Dirndel bei Festen tragen. Vllt ist es in anderen Regionen Bayerns anderer aber ich habe das Gefühl, dass heutzutage kaum einer Dirndel und Lederhosen trägt, es sei denn man ist auf großen Volksfesten.
@@phie_e9563 Mh ja kann mir vorstellen das in manchen teilen Bayerns es nicht mehr so oft getragen wird. Ich komme zum Beispiel aus Oberbayern (in der Nähe vom Chiemsee , falls das hilft haha xD) und ich kenne viele die noch Dirndl und Lederhosen tragen, auch wenn sie auf keinem Volksfest sind. Auch fand ich die Aussage von ihr etwas dämlich, dass wir es nur tragen wenn wir trinken, was totaler bullshit ist. Es gibt so viele Feste und traditionelle Veranstaltungen wo ich herkomme, und da besauft man sich nicht. Naja sie kommt halt aus Amerika und viele haben da noch das Bild , wie andere schon gesagt haben, dass alle in Deutschland nur in Dirndl und Lederhosen rumlaufen. Ich meine in Deutschland gibt es so viele verschiedene Menschen, und zu denken, dass alle wie in Bayern sind, ist echt nur traurig. Wenn ich das als jemand aus Bayern mal sagen darf haha :)
hey y'all! thanks again for watching and supporting ShineTeen, Daeyi, and I! it was so amazing to see representations of so many different countries and cultures while filming this! before I go any further, I want to clarify that I know Africa isn't a country and I apologize for making it seem that way. My dad lived in Guinea when I was little and I have been interested in studying the varied politics and cultures of the continent for the past couple of years. Nonetheless, I still am not very knowledgeable and I would love to learn more. My Korean is also not always perfect or accurate, and so I misused 나라 (country/place) instead of 대륙 (continent). It peeved me too when I watched it. I don't ever want to oversimplify or misdescribe any place, so I apologize for my mistake. I'll try to do better!
It’s okay hun, we understand. Overall, you represented us as foreigners very well and I respect that. Your intentions genuinely seemed pure, so kudos to you 🤗💜✨.
I’m sorry if this is intrusive but I’m just watching the video now and I’m SO fascinated - how are you so young and yet your Korean is so good?? Are you half Korean? Or did you go to school there?? If not tell me now how you learned 😂😂 I’m moving there soon so, 😂
@@soul_asmr Hey there! I taught myself using the internet, I am fully Caucasian, and I recommend using Talk to Me in Korean to learn the language! Best of luck in Korea!
@@absolutelyashleigh ahh that’s awesome! Thank you!! I’m so fascinated with your story ?! When did you start learning?? I’ve been into Korean culture for like over 5 years and I can get by in Korea and understand much more than I can speak bc haven’t actually sat down to formally learn yet so I’m always fascinated how people do. ~ and I’m envious of your youth and young sparkly brain 🥵 I wish I’d known where Id really wanted to go when I was younger, I was v into France at your age but at 26 my French is more or less pointless 😂
I'm a Maori who lives in Australia, the girl and her mother at 2:04 ? I believe could actually be a mixed of Aboriginal, which are the indigenous people of Australia ( you can tell by their white face painting ) and Maori who are the natives of my own country Aotearoa ( New Zealand ) but us Maori are also pacific islanders/ Polynesians. Maori tend to have Ta moko ( Traditional Tattoos ) or also Moko Kauae for women ( chin tattoo ) and that's why I believe she could be mixed because the painting is on her chin. Also because she has a mix of both cultural clothing's. Just to clarify, Aboriginal and Maori are two different cultures by the way. Also it's spelt ' Maori ' not ' Mauri '
Thanks for clarifying and giving some education about your culture. I actually didn't know that the aboriginals and the maori were different. Again, thank you 😊 I'll definitely do more research.
Thank you so much for explaining this! I admittedly know very little about both Maori or Aboriginal cultures, basically only what I've picked up in museums or when learning about political and social issues in NZ and AU. I would love to learn more!
@@absolutelyashleigh Good luck with learning both cultures. Honestly though I’m Maori, I have spent most of my life so far in Australia. Pretty much grew up here, so I’m not completely knowledgeable in my own culture anymore. My parents are both Maori but my dad doesn’t speak Te reo Maori ( our native tongue ) or explores too much into our culture either because he was brought go up at English speaking schools while my Mum actually knows a lot about it because she grew up around our culture and did Kapa Haka ( traditional dance and music ) and all that. She doesn’t really speak it much anymore, she used to when we lived back home in New Zealand when I little ( I also went to Konhanga, Maori day care and used to go to Maori school too ). I actually didn’t really start learning English properly till we moved over here to Australia when I was about nine years old. I could speak English fluently but couldn’t really read and write it. Whereas I could speak, read and write in Te reo Maori. Over time I kinda lost a lot of my knowledge since I grew up around the Australia way of living. I still know a few things but not as much as I used too
Props to Seulgi for her cultural appreciation and respect. This is sadly rare in the world, I wish we had more people like this. What really stood out to me was when she said that wearing another culture's traditional clothes required respect, and that she didn't want to wear traditional clothes if she didn't know the cultural and historical origins of those clothes, Thank-you again Seulgi for your respectful mindset.
Just wanted to clarify smth quickly; the German traditional cloth you see here (Dirndel) is only worn in Bavaria and even there people don’t really wear them often. Most of us don’t even have a Dirndel, you only can find them being worn on big traditional Festivals such as Oktoberfest. Same goes for Lederhosen.
Right. Dirndl belongs to the southern Part of the Country and the ones we see at Oktoberfest for example (or in this video) is not really the tradtional Outfit for Bavaria. The real one is more modest. The other parts of Germany (from North to South) also have traditional Clothes. They're just not as prominent as the Dirndl and seldomly worn. It's the same as in China for example. Different Regions have different traditional clothes
@@minchen_2265 Thx that u pointed out that those worn at the Oktoberfest.. are not even close to a traditional bavarian dirndl... Some of them are just ugly af , haha sorry ^-^ Even though the one in the video, was still very pretty
@@notyourregularfairy4332 in the country side of bavaria we sometime still wear them as everyday clothes but of course not everywhere. Dirndl are a bavarian, austrian thing.
She is so cultured and respectful, love it! As an indigenous person (Anishinaabe) from Canada, I am so happy that she brought up the history of indigenous peoples of North America. She's so knowledgeable and eager to learn it seems. Absolutely beautiful clothing, cultures, and people featured in this video. Great job.
Funfact those indonesia part is only one city /island which is bali....and the guy gonna be shock that mostly our traditional clothes is like royal lol
I love how she paused and glanced over when he said "indian" and there was immediately a cut. I wonder if she educated him on the incorrect terminology 😂
It would be really cool if you guys did “Koreans reacting to Black/American Majorettes”. I love their style of dance and I think other people would also like it!
@Poot Lovato Lmao first that I'm not mad idk where I was could you show me? Second stop being a complete degenerate and calling everyone racist online, how was I even racist? Explain to me, I wanna understand you.
Well i am Ghanaian and Malian. I was born here but when you talk about Ghanaians style it is mostly festive and widely known for bright colors and a lot of designs mostly when you wear blue and gold it shows royalty and when you wear red and back that shows the traditional healers. A lot of people also hear about dashiki that is a shirt that we africans where a lot because it showcases the colors and patterns from different angles. While i don’t know everything about Mali because i haven’t visited there but i’m sure they wear gold and white too because Mali and Ghana were known for being the gold coast.
Wow! I never knew this about Ghana and Mali cultures! It's interesting how blue represents royalty in so many different cultures. Thank you for writing this comment!!
I am malian, and there is Many différent ethncity and they all have their traditional cloth. I am not really good at english so i cannot elaborate but to Nice meet you follow malian.I am fullani between
I'm from Ghana too and I agree with you, but I was suprised Ghana was part of this because I don't really see Ghana in this type of things, it's mostly Nigerian, south Africa, Kenya and other African countries. And to add to what you said the cloth or fabric the ladies wore is called Kente, and each color or pattern in fabric represents something.
I'm from Ghana too. It's the main reason I clicked...because I saw Ghana in the thumbnail. I definitely agree...I don't really see Ghana much in these things either.
I loved this video and the girl was very respectful towards the indigenous people, I am from Brazil, and like the vast majority of people here I am, black, white and indigenous, in my case the indigenous is my strongest part, since I have indigenous blood on the maternal side and on the paternal side, there is not much to talk about, it is something more "look in my face and see", I usually feel detached in matters of indigenous traditions and traditional clothes, because because of colonization no one know anymore what belongs to which indigenous group and it is difficult to have access to some information if you do not live near the villages, apart from that some indigenous groups of old do not even exist anymore, even so I think things are very beautiful and some indigenous people now expose their culture on the internet , I loved her sensitivity when remembering the indigenous people who are usually the most outdated in terms of culture.
@@czerwynska I said that I have indigenous ancestors on both sides, my great-grandmother as an example on the paternal side was pure indigenous but over the generations the black and white get mixed up too, you know how DNA works, but even with the mix the indigenous blood is very strong on both sides and the culture remains a little bit.
I loved your video But the Nigerian traditional wear varies. There are so many cultures and languages here, the yourúba , Hausa, Igbo, Benin, Benue, Fulanis, Efik, and other cultures (about 250 of them) the ones I mentioned are one of the majorities. Their traditional wears differs a lot from aso-oke to Batik , adire, Ankara and the rest. They wear coral and Ivory beads to show royalty and status. Benin is also popular for life sized brass sculptures and unique artworks .
Yeah I think so but she tried her best. 😅 when I'm unsure of where a native person comes from I usually just call them indigenous because that's kind of a catch all term.
She must of gotten both groups confused. You're right though. The Australian one shown in the video were Indigenous Australians. Maori are Indigenousand from New Zealand. She made a little mistake but other than that, she seems to be quite educated which is a breath of fresh air tbh. : )
Hi I'm from South Africa and we don't have a single cultutre or traditional clothing because of the diverse ethinicities and different languages spoken (we have 11 official languages). The one that was shown in the video (5:02) was just one of the traditional clothings which is of the Zulu culture (I'm one of them) there are much more than that like the Indian south africans, the White Afrikaners and other black cultures.
This is the best episode that I've watched. It's a bit of a relief to see young people that are intelligent and not self absorbed. The world has hope for the near future. Thank God and good job!!
7:00 the Cowboy look and entire cowboy culture comes from northern Mexico. It isn’t an American thing, us Americans just borrowed it. Euro-Americans that dress like cowboys are just cosplaying as Northern Mexicans. Also Mexicans are a type of Native American for anyone that didn’t know. Edit: words
🇬🇭 Ghannaaa ❤️❤️ After learning my roots, I don't want to forget. I feel so bad for when she said she feels ashamed and sad when it came to Native Americans. So much respect for her recognizing but please do not feel too much guilt. Invest that energy into change 😊
The fact that she knows that the caribbean costume is used in Brazil and south america is Just perfect. Here in Brazil we have lots of diferent types of tradicional clothes, each part of the country has your own colors and culture, this one on the video is used only on Brazillian Carnaval.
I can say that the "Dirndl" is not traditional german , it's a bavarian thing. Depending on wich part of Germany, you will have different types of traditional clothing. Like some are influenced, by the polish, some more from the Danish ect.
i like her!!!! i’d also like to say that despite us looking very different in terms of physical and clothing aspects, African and Asian culture have many similarities. I’m Gambian and one of my closest friends is Chinese Malaysian, anytime one talks about something the other goes “oh my god you guys do that/have that too?!” 😂
I give props to her for being polite and etc but she mixed the indigenous/Torres strait culture (Australian) with Maori (New Zealand) Polynesian culture.. both are native group of people but from different countries and ethnicities.
2:00 damn right it’s expensive 😭 it’s mostly worn around carnival time and outfits like that can cost well over 10k - **carnival is like a parade where different cultures and histories are portrayed by costumes that our ancestors made to mock the slave owners at the time and portray their nations culture...like yk how the british would have a carnival ball? yeah we took their idea and used it to f with them lmaoo
It could have appeared from the countries of Latin America, or one from Brazil, I as a Brazilian wanted to see them seeing our traditional clothes. I liked the video she is very cute and polite 🥺💕
I like the fact that they have toured the globe for traditional clothes even in Africa, some channels talk about the world but excluding Africa that makes me happy.The girl is very interested in the culture of others and their meanings is honorable. Thank you
As someone who comes from the Caribbean, the outfit that was shown doesn’t speak for all of the islands, however that is a kind of outfit you would find during carnivals. But for my island our traditional clothing a based a little similar off of African clothing. We usually wear that clothing for a dance called Quadril. If you want you can search more about it.
The Nepal one is just one of many traditional dresses as we have about 101 ethnic groups with their own traditional wears! And I believe the one showed in here was of the Magars!
I wish more ...people could be respectful and knowledgeable like the girl in the video. Instead of getting mad at someone whenever they tell you to learn about the culture and meaning before wearing something. Or saying “it’s just a hairstyle” or “it’s just an outfit”
The Turkish one wasn’t really a native or traditionally clothing. It was more an ottoman sultan one, so only rich ottoman women wore those. Just want to say turkey is rich on culture and there are many beautiful traditional clothing. Even when the most young people didn’t wear them today
As a Native American, I am thankful and appreciative to Lee SeulGi. She knows and doesn't shy away from the hard parts and she acknowledges the history of America and Canada. She also doesn't try to whitewash it and doesn't say things like, "Natives should be grateful for the whites" or things like that. She is very respectful and I love that. Thank you, Lee SeulGi.
I like this girl, she's very educated and respectful ˆˆ
She really is- we stan a queen like her👑
Thank you so much!! I do my best!
@@absolutelyashleigh Oh! You're welcome!😊❤
same
She’s respectful but not very educated tho
I like her Mannerisms when speaking of other cultures with respect & she’s well educated as well. Very open-minded, I like her. Good choice of U.S American.
thanks so much, Naji!!
Agreed
she is so educated and respectful
thank you!!! these comments make my day!!
@@absolutelyashleigh youre literally so pretty
@@naddy2400 this made my day
She is a breath of fresh air!!! Cultures should be protected, great job on articulating your thoughts and feelings. Your kind heart is seen.
Thank you so much!!
I like the fact that she wants to learn about African cultures
Yeah as a African American it made me want to learn about the country in Africa that I come from and learn about there food and culture. I hope to visit Africa one day.
@@alanahelen8876 Yeah. I will also like to visit Africa one day.
You guys are always welcome
As an African I was very happy too 🇨🇲♥️
She was by far one of the best-spoken people on this channel so happy to see her here! I don't want to demean her family and their traditions, but the western and "cowboy" look comes from Mexico. The original cowboys come from Mexico and like Americans just took some of that culture.
And also the cowboys from Mexico comes from the vaqueros traditional clothes and the hacienda system from the south of Spain.
@Rachel Lemma en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vaquero
Yes, Texas get it from Mexico and Mexico get it from Spain.
@@blurryface_1589 It's not that Mexico got it from Spain; Mayans, Aztecas and so many others (inlcuding mine; Mapuche, Chile) were colonized by the spanish crown and after many battles and a lot of miscegenation a "new culture" and new territory borders were established and that's why in the Americas we have a lot of features from a lot of places.
@@Tiarecilla_ I got part of my culture from being a latino town of Roma that colonized our indigenous celiberians, from the musulman invasion, jewish, romani, french invasions... Why won't be the same of Latam from Spain or Italy, you still got part of your culture from us/them. And in the case of vaqueros it comes from the South of Spain.
Yes thank you! I was gonna comment this
For the Caribbean outfit it’s usually worn during carnival time and there is a kid version that kids wear during Kiddie Carnival. Almost every Caribbean country has its own carnival that happens at anytime of the year and some last longer than others. There is also one in Miami usually in October and another in NYC during Labor Day weekend.
I hope they react to videos of the different types of Caribbean Carnivals
Yes in Barbados we have Crop Over and I miss it so much 😭
@@jesgg597 how many day is it for y’all? Carnival is only like 2 days in NYC if you don’t count j’ouvert?
@@dayan6514 Ik this sounds hella crazy Buh it’s 6 weeks long 🤠 it’s to celebrate the ending of the sugar cane season
i live in the bahamas and we have junkanoo, but havent had one since the beginning of last year cause of covid, i miss it
@@jesgg597 damn I wish nyc carnival last that long, what do y’all usually do in those 6 weeks?
She was literally one of the most respectful fellow American citizen I've seen on one of these. I was shocked and pleasantly surprised.
I too was shocked because I dont see many of my fellow Americans interested in any culture other than their own. I am like her ( she mentioned some of her friends were their traditional African---no country mentioned--- clothing) I have always had friends from other countries, race, cultures ie : Vietnamese, Congo, Egypt, Germany, Mexico, Puerto Rico , Italy, etc. It has been an enriching life to have known ( and still know some) so many people from so many different countries
@@mysteryelysian right as an American, I love learning about different cultures.
For the Caribbean, I wouldn’t say that’s a traditional outfit. But it’s something that is worn by all of us during carnival time. I’m from Jamaica and our traditional outfit is the bandana. It comes in either a shirt, skirt, pants or dress and is usually worn during the month of our independence.
Yeah, I was just about to comment.
But not all caribbean cultures wear a bandanna however most or a lot of cairbbean cultures participate win some form a carnival which is why they used that
Not all caribbean cultures are like Jamaican culture
@@purplesquare-1triangle966 it seems like y'all can't read. No where in her comment did she say all Caribbean countries wear bandanas 🙄
@@taneciadepass3760 Exactly, thank you.
The girl is very educated and it is very nice to see the first person who doesn't say that everyone in Germany wears this dress and knows what she is talking about. Super video!
(Nochmal an meine deutschen leute unter meinem Kommentar ich hatte das Video komplett falsch verstanden und ich weiß natürlich das in Bayern nicht jeder trachten trägt oder Dirndel. Ich habe selber mal in Bayern gewohnt für 5 Jahre und weiß das sowas nur zu besonderen anlässen getragen wird (in manchrn Regionen tragen leute das auch einfach so ohne das es ein besonderen anlass gibt) . Es tut mir sehr leid falls ich leute hier mit meinem Kommentar beleidigt habe oder leute sich wegen mir missverstanden fühlen das war nie meine Absicht)
She literally said that Germans do wear that often, especially, when they drink.... no, we don't.... that's Bavaria only. Though we do have completely different traditional clothing in our region, we don´t wear it. So yeah, she might not know, I don´t blame her what so ever. I´m so used to it by now. A short "that dress is pretty" is fine.
@@ev.09 Ja ich verstehe dich komplett und du hast auch vollkommen recht ich hatte das komplett falsch verstanden ich dachte sie meinte das viele leute das tragen und deswegen habe ich ihr zugestimmt. Aber du hast du 100% recht! Und es ist normal das die Amerikaner sagen wir alle tragen sowas weil jedes mal wenn bei denen über Deutschland gesprochen wird werden wir so dargestellt als würden wir alle jeden tag Bier tragen und nur in Trachen und so rum laufen!
@@user-rm9pe7tf6w Absolut kein Problem :) War überhaupt nicht böse gemeint eher so als kleine Frustration über manche Stereotypen, die nicht sterben wollen. Es war mit Sicherheit keine Absicht von Ihr.
@@ev.09 nicht mal in Bayern... ich lebe mein ganzes Leben hier und man sieht nur ganz selten Leute die Dirndel bei Festen tragen. Vllt ist es in anderen Regionen Bayerns anderer aber ich habe das Gefühl, dass heutzutage kaum einer Dirndel und Lederhosen trägt, es sei denn man ist auf großen Volksfesten.
@@phie_e9563 Mh ja kann mir vorstellen das in manchen teilen Bayerns es nicht mehr so oft getragen wird. Ich komme zum Beispiel aus Oberbayern (in der Nähe vom Chiemsee , falls das hilft haha xD) und ich kenne viele die noch Dirndl und Lederhosen tragen, auch wenn sie auf keinem Volksfest sind. Auch fand ich die Aussage von ihr etwas dämlich, dass wir es nur tragen wenn wir trinken, was totaler bullshit ist. Es gibt so viele Feste und traditionelle Veranstaltungen wo ich herkomme, und da besauft man sich nicht. Naja sie kommt halt aus Amerika und viele haben da noch das Bild , wie andere schon gesagt haben, dass alle in Deutschland nur in Dirndl und Lederhosen rumlaufen. Ich meine in Deutschland gibt es so viele verschiedene Menschen, und zu denken, dass alle wie in Bayern sind, ist echt nur traurig. Wenn ich das als jemand aus Bayern mal sagen darf haha :)
"Natives wear the most beautiful clothes I think" aawww she got me blushing🥰
I always loved seeing the different jingle dresses
we love educated queen yess props to her
ㅠㅠ thank you!!
hey y'all! thanks again for watching and supporting ShineTeen, Daeyi, and I! it was so amazing to see representations of so many different countries and cultures while filming this! before I go any further, I want to clarify that I know Africa isn't a country and I apologize for making it seem that way. My dad lived in Guinea when I was little and I have been interested in studying the varied politics and cultures of the continent for the past couple of years. Nonetheless, I still am not very knowledgeable and I would love to learn more. My Korean is also not always perfect or accurate, and so I misused 나라 (country/place) instead of 대륙 (continent). It peeved me too when I watched it. I don't ever want to oversimplify or misdescribe any place, so I apologize for my mistake. I'll try to do better!
It’s okay hun, we understand. Overall, you represented us as foreigners very well and I respect that. Your intentions genuinely seemed pure, so kudos to you 🤗💜✨.
I think you did well. Wasn't perfect but it's still more than a lot of people know which means you've taken time to at least do some research
I’m sorry if this is intrusive but I’m just watching the video now and I’m SO fascinated - how are you so young and yet your Korean is so good?? Are you half Korean? Or did you go to school there?? If not tell me now how you learned 😂😂 I’m moving there soon so, 😂
@@soul_asmr Hey there! I taught myself using the internet, I am fully Caucasian, and I recommend using Talk to Me in Korean to learn the language! Best of luck in Korea!
@@absolutelyashleigh ahh that’s awesome! Thank you!! I’m so fascinated with your story ?! When did you start learning?? I’ve been into Korean culture for like over 5 years and I can get by in Korea and understand much more than I can speak bc haven’t actually sat down to formally learn yet so I’m always fascinated how people do. ~ and I’m envious of your youth and young sparkly brain 🥵 I wish I’d known where Id really wanted to go when I was younger, I was v into France at your age but at 26 my French is more or less pointless 😂
i’m so happy he picked Caribbean as one of his favorites
Yup. My little Jamaican heart swelled with pride🥲
@@homedepot. same.
@@homedepot. same
I felt happy as a guyanese 😊😁
@@homedepot. same
_This girl is so educated and cute, I like her a lot!_
I'm a Maori who lives in Australia, the girl and her mother at 2:04 ? I believe could actually be a mixed of Aboriginal, which are the indigenous people of Australia ( you can tell by their white face painting ) and Maori who are the natives of my own country Aotearoa ( New Zealand ) but us Maori are also pacific islanders/ Polynesians. Maori tend to have Ta moko ( Traditional Tattoos ) or also Moko Kauae for women ( chin tattoo ) and that's why I believe she could be mixed because the painting is on her chin. Also because she has a mix of both cultural clothing's. Just to clarify, Aboriginal and Maori are two different cultures by the way. Also it's spelt ' Maori ' not ' Mauri '
Thanks for clarifying and giving some education about your culture. I actually didn't know that the aboriginals and the maori were different. Again, thank you 😊 I'll definitely do more research.
Thank you so much for explaining this! I admittedly know very little about both Maori or Aboriginal cultures, basically only what I've picked up in museums or when learning about political and social issues in NZ and AU. I would love to learn more!
@@absolutelyashleigh
Good luck with learning both cultures. Honestly though I’m Maori, I have spent most of my life so far in Australia. Pretty much grew up here, so I’m not completely knowledgeable in my own culture anymore. My parents are both Maori but my dad doesn’t speak Te reo Maori ( our native tongue ) or explores too much into our culture either because he was brought go up at English speaking schools while my Mum actually knows a lot about it because she grew up around our culture and did Kapa Haka ( traditional dance and music ) and all that. She doesn’t really speak it much anymore, she used to when we lived back home in New Zealand when I little ( I also went to Konhanga, Maori day care and used to go to Maori school too ). I actually didn’t really start learning English properly till we moved over here to Australia when I was about nine years old. I could speak English fluently but couldn’t really read and write it. Whereas I could speak, read and write in Te reo Maori. Over time I kinda lost a lot of my knowledge since I grew up around the Australia way of living. I still know a few things but not as much as I used too
@@arohap6041 Your story is so interesting, I can't imagine switching my whole way of life so young. Thank you for sharing it and I wish you the best!
@@arohap6041 she’s actually Torres Strait islanders but yes still indigenous Australian
Props to Seulgi for her cultural appreciation and respect. This is sadly rare in the world, I wish we had more people like this.
What really stood out to me was when she said that wearing another culture's traditional clothes required respect, and that she didn't want to wear traditional clothes if she didn't know the cultural and historical origins of those clothes,
Thank-you again Seulgi for your respectful mindset.
She doesn’t want to appropriate a different culture and I’m so happy that she thinks this way!!👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
I'm so glad she said 'stole' because they did. Let's keep history accurate.
Every piece of land has been stolen at some point. It's not like Native Americans were the only ones to experiência this.
Native American🤎
From the Costanoan or Ohlone Rumsen caramel tribe ✨
Mexicana 🇲🇽
From Michoacán and Tamaulipas✨
It would be nice if Native Americans/Mexicans/Koreans can form more closer bonds with one another.
Just wanted to clarify smth quickly; the German traditional cloth you see here (Dirndel) is only worn in Bavaria and even there people don’t really wear them often. Most of us don’t even have a Dirndel, you only can find them being worn on big traditional Festivals such as Oktoberfest. Same goes for Lederhosen.
Right. Dirndl belongs to the southern Part of the Country and the ones we see at Oktoberfest for example (or in this video) is not really the tradtional Outfit for Bavaria. The real one is more modest. The other parts of Germany (from North to South) also have traditional Clothes. They're just not as prominent as the Dirndl and seldomly worn. It's the same as in China for example. Different Regions have different traditional clothes
@@minchen_2265 Thx that u pointed out that those worn at the Oktoberfest.. are not even close to a traditional bavarian dirndl... Some of them are just ugly af , haha sorry ^-^ Even though the one in the video, was still very pretty
@@notyourregularfairy4332 in the country side of bavaria we sometime still wear them as everyday clothes but of course not everywhere. Dirndl are a bavarian, austrian thing.
@@karma-bomb why are u telling ME that.. I am pretty much aware about that.
As a native American I'm proud of this girl cause she's very educated about our culture
She is so cultured and respectful, love it! As an indigenous person (Anishinaabe) from Canada, I am so happy that she brought up the history of indigenous peoples of North America. She's so knowledgeable and eager to learn it seems. Absolutely beautiful clothing, cultures, and people featured in this video. Great job.
You missed India 🇮🇳!!!!! We have a lot of beautiful and colorful traditional outfits because of our immense diversity❤ Pls react to them
Exactly!!
I'm not from India but agree. Some of the traditional clothing is just stunning!
Yup! I’m not Indian but South Asia has influenced a lot of other cultural clothes in Asia including some in the video
I'm always amazed to see how diverse india is. So many cultures and languages. It is interesting to see the different clothing in every state too
oh yes im not from india but the outfits and tradition is so pretty and elegant
Funfact those indonesia part is only one city /island which is bali....and the guy gonna be shock that mostly our traditional clothes is like royal lol
Shes so well spoken 🥰
Yo sis in a whole different country letting it be known that America isn't all that,that's bold much respect
She is, literally, the BEST guest you’ve had on this channel as a representative of America! 💝🤗
Thank you so much!!
I know. Right? The best.
I love how she paused and glanced over when he said "indian" and there was immediately a cut. I wonder if she educated him on the incorrect terminology 😂
The american girl is respectful, knowledgeable, humble AND pretty!! I love her...
It would be really cool if you guys did “Koreans reacting to Black/American Majorettes”. I love their style of dance and I think other people would also like it!
You're saying this as if there's not black enough is this video lol
@@czerwynska is there a problem? i’m talking about the type of dance style, which is something mostly black people are known for
@@serenitymaee Never heard of
@Poot Lovato Ok honey
@Poot Lovato Lmao first that I'm not mad idk where I was could you show me? Second stop being a complete degenerate and calling everyone racist online, how was I even racist? Explain to me, I wanna understand you.
Well i am Ghanaian and Malian. I was born here but when you talk about Ghanaians style it is mostly festive and widely known for bright colors and a lot of designs mostly when you wear blue and gold it shows royalty and when you wear red and back that shows the traditional healers. A lot of people also hear about dashiki that is a shirt that we africans where a lot because it showcases the colors and patterns from different angles. While i don’t know everything about Mali because i haven’t visited there but i’m sure they wear gold and white too because Mali and Ghana were known for being the gold coast.
Wow! I never knew this about Ghana and Mali cultures! It's interesting how blue represents royalty in so many different cultures. Thank you for writing this comment!!
I am malian, and there is Many différent ethncity and they all have their traditional cloth. I am not really good at english so i cannot elaborate but to Nice meet you follow malian.I am fullani between
@@sirasidibe9355 oh very cool i am fullani too but in Ghana my family comes from a lot of different tribes.
I'm from Ghana too and I agree with you, but I was suprised Ghana was part of this because I don't really see Ghana in this type of things, it's mostly Nigerian, south Africa, Kenya and other African countries. And to add to what you said the cloth or fabric the ladies wore is called Kente, and each color or pattern in fabric represents something.
I'm from Ghana too. It's the main reason I clicked...because I saw Ghana in the thumbnail. I definitely agree...I don't really see Ghana much in these things either.
It’s very refreshing to see someone acknowledge the vast cultural differences between Africans countries and the tribes within the countries.
5:23 the fact that actually the accesories of the aztecs were made by pure gold, yes fancy 🤠
Y el traje de charro con plata, pura elegancia pues.💅
I loved this video and the girl was very respectful towards the indigenous people, I am from Brazil, and like the vast majority of people here I am, black, white and indigenous, in my case the indigenous is my strongest part, since I have indigenous blood on the maternal side and on the paternal side, there is not much to talk about, it is something more "look in my face and see", I usually feel detached in matters of indigenous traditions and traditional clothes, because because of colonization no one know anymore what belongs to which indigenous group and it is difficult to have access to some information if you do not live near the villages, apart from that some indigenous groups of old do not even exist anymore, even so I think things are very beautiful and some indigenous people now expose their culture on the internet , I loved her sensitivity when remembering the indigenous people who are usually the most outdated in terms of culture.
Well so wait, if your parents are both indigenous how can you be white or have any white dna? Lol
@@czerwynska I said that I have indigenous ancestors on both sides, my great-grandmother as an example on the paternal side was pure indigenous but over the generations the black and white get mixed up too, you know how DNA works, but even with the mix the indigenous blood is very strong on both sides and the culture remains a little bit.
They are so calm I love that
🇲🇽I love my country and culture🇲🇽
Everyone’s culture is amazing 🤩❤️
yess, I was waiting for this
and i was waiting for you ;)
Pd nim what are u doing here
Hi, I heard you bought a company recently
They are both very accepting of other cultures, mad respect
The fact that they included Native americans is amazing and how she also was very educated and respectful about it
I love it how she said it was stolen and not found . Like most did . Respect Girl education 👏👏
I love this girl she spoke very well and accurately about American culture
I loved your video
But the Nigerian traditional wear varies. There are so many cultures and languages here, the yourúba , Hausa, Igbo, Benin, Benue, Fulanis, Efik, and other cultures (about 250 of them) the ones I mentioned are one of the majorities. Their traditional wears differs a lot from aso-oke to Batik , adire, Ankara and the rest. They wear coral and Ivory beads to show royalty and status.
Benin is also popular for life sized brass sculptures and unique artworks .
I feel like the Nigerian one could have been better. We have way better outfits than the one in this video
@@jessrookai9875 exactly, could’ve been way better. There’re so many outfits from different tribes to choose from.
The south african one got me so excited 🔥🔥🔥🔥🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦Obviously I'm a very proud south african girl ❤️🇿🇦very proud Xhosa girl🇿🇦
She said Maori for when Australia came up but I’m pretty sure they were Aboriginals because Maori people come from New Zealand
Yeah I think so but she tried her best. 😅 when I'm unsure of where a native person comes from I usually just call them indigenous because that's kind of a catch all term.
She must of gotten both groups confused. You're right though.
The Australian one shown in the video were Indigenous Australians. Maori are Indigenousand from New Zealand.
She made a little mistake but other than that, she seems to be quite educated which is a breath of fresh air tbh. : )
Yup she might’ve gotten it mixed up or she has limited knowledge about them
I love her. She’s so open and knowledgeable about so many things! Love her!
Hi I'm from South Africa and we don't have a single cultutre or traditional clothing because of the diverse ethinicities and different languages spoken (we have 11 official languages). The one that was shown in the video (5:02) was just one of the traditional clothings which is of the Zulu culture (I'm one of them) there are much more than that like the Indian south africans, the White Afrikaners and other black cultures.
May I ask what was the original culture or tradition before Europeans?
Omg i love her she’s very educated and respectful
God she is so educated and respectful. I love her !
North america is Mexico too! Hahaha💌🇲🇽
She is the kind of best friend you always like to talk with.
Thank you!
My culture loving heart appreciated this video a whole lot and she was so respectful. ❤️
I am Native American, and am proud of her understanding of our culture.
It's really cool to see the diversity of different national costumes...😁👍
This is the best episode that I've watched. It's a bit of a relief to see young people that are intelligent and not self absorbed. The world has hope for the near future. Thank God and good job!!
Wow this girl is so rich I appreciate her knowledge of all those different cultures 🙌🏾 love from Cameroon 🇨🇲♥️
Thank you!! ❤️ ❤️
@@absolutelyashleigh welcome dear😊
I respect the girl in this video so much, I really appreciate how she educated the other person about Indigenous History in North and South America
I like this girl, she probably the best by far, very well rounded and is culturally and socially aware LOVE THAT!
7:00 the Cowboy look and entire cowboy culture comes from northern Mexico. It isn’t an American thing, us Americans just borrowed it. Euro-Americans that dress like cowboys are just cosplaying as Northern Mexicans. Also Mexicans are a type of Native American for anyone that didn’t know.
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I'm in love with her gentle voice, she is so cool and respectful
I’m a “native” from Canada the young lady’s comments are very sweet, thank you.
Loved them both and she was very educated about various clothing traditions and sincere about learning more about her favorite ones
They put Nepal! Nobody really ever puts Nepal! Nice to see it! Yay
As a native from Canada I am truly touched by her words….
I love it she was so educated on this term and so respectful much love to both of y'all ❤❤
These are so cool, I love to see people celebrating their ancestry. And the girl was very smart and respectful too 😊
🇬🇭 Ghannaaa ❤️❤️
After learning my roots, I don't want to forget. I feel so bad for when she said she feels ashamed and sad when it came to Native Americans. So much respect for her recognizing but please do not feel too much guilt. Invest that energy into change 😊
I love her. Her knowledge is amazing & her respect for Native Americans ❤️ as a Lakota myself
Her just admiring my culture, it made me smile 😊
Him: Must be expensive
Me: You have no idea. TvT
The fact that she knows that the caribbean costume is used in Brazil and south america is Just perfect. Here in Brazil we have lots of diferent types of tradicional clothes, each part of the country has your own colors and culture, this one on the video is used only on Brazillian Carnaval.
I can say that the "Dirndl" is not traditional german , it's a bavarian thing. Depending on wich part of Germany, you will have different types of traditional clothing. Like some are influenced, by the polish, some more from the Danish ect.
I love this video so much...they were both so nice and appreciative and the girl is very educated and the guy's smile is adorable..loved it❤☀️
i like her!!!! i’d also like to say that despite us looking very different in terms of physical and clothing aspects, African and Asian culture have many similarities. I’m Gambian and one of my closest friends is Chinese Malaysian, anytime one talks about something the other goes “oh my god you guys do that/have that too?!” 😂
Awww they're both cute 😍😍😍 I love how educated Lee SeulGi is. And I have a little crush on Kim DaeYi 😍😍😍
I give props to her for being polite and etc but she mixed the indigenous/Torres strait culture (Australian) with Maori (New Zealand) Polynesian culture.. both are native group of people but from different countries and ethnicities.
I like her she knows the difference between appreciation and appropriation👍
I really love this girl, so respectful~~
2:00 damn right it’s expensive 😭 it’s mostly worn around carnival time and outfits like that can cost well over 10k -
**carnival is like a parade where different cultures and histories are portrayed by costumes that our ancestors made to mock the slave owners at the time and portray their nations culture...like yk how the british would have a carnival ball? yeah we took their idea and used it to f with them lmaoo
I really loved about how you addressed the stolen land from the native Americans, by the US, and UK.
omg Brazil is really different from the movie Rio, like SOOOO DIFFERENT.
P.S.: I'm from Brazil, I can tell that.
Whewww Kazakhstan and the Caribbean were SERVING honey🤩👏🏾
Yay, I was on tiktok when I got the notification! so now Im here.
It could have appeared from the countries of Latin America, or one from Brazil, I as a Brazilian wanted to see them seeing our traditional clothes. I liked the video she is very cute and polite 🥺💕
I like the fact that they have toured the globe for traditional clothes even in Africa, some channels talk about the world but excluding Africa that makes me happy.The girl is very interested in the culture of others and their meanings is honorable.
Thank you
As someone who comes from the Caribbean, the outfit that was shown doesn’t speak for all of the islands, however that is a kind of outfit you would find during carnivals. But for my island our traditional clothing a based a little similar off of African clothing. We usually wear that clothing for a dance called Quadril. If you want you can search more about it.
Wow so respectful, México have diferent traditional clothes it depends of the state
I love the American guest. She is so sweet, I would love to be friends with her. Please bring her back as a regular...🧡✌☺
I love this 🌷
The Nepal one is just one of many traditional dresses as we have about 101 ethnic groups with their own traditional wears! And I believe the one showed in here was of the Magars!
And this is why the Caribbean and Koreans can get along - from Trinidad and Tobago😊
I wish more ...people could be respectful and knowledgeable like the girl in the video. Instead of getting mad at someone whenever they tell you to learn about the culture and meaning before wearing something. Or saying “it’s just a hairstyle” or “it’s just an outfit”
The Turkish one wasn’t really a native or traditionally clothing. It was more an ottoman sultan one, so only rich ottoman women wore those.
Just want to say turkey is rich on culture and there are many beautiful traditional clothing. Even when the most young people didn’t wear them today
As a Native American, I am thankful and appreciative to Lee SeulGi. She knows and doesn't shy away from the hard parts and she acknowledges the history of America and Canada. She also doesn't try to whitewash it and doesn't say things like, "Natives should be grateful for the whites" or things like that. She is very respectful and I love that. Thank you, Lee SeulGi.
it's the least I can do, it's what any white person should do. I feel ashamed of what my ancestors did.
I love how they put my Native American culture in here I’m happy 🥰💖
Ghana my amazing home!!!! Love my culture and she is seriously smart
I came here because of the Ghanaian outfit in the thumbnail glad to see Africa being represented more.
Wow the girl is so educated and woke about a lot of cultures, i really like her a lot😍👏 greetings from germany🇩🇪
Native Americans admire Germans. Greetings From A Native American of Arizona.
y’all can bring her to ur videos again anytime😗
Just to say it, the movie RIO doesnt shows indigenous clothes in brazil but costumes at a cultural holiday. They are not the same thing!
They're so chill😭 i love it