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▶ Problem Child in House Ep.98 | 옥탑방의 문제아들
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When she told "If it's for racism, everyone would get kicked out" i laughed so hard..
These days jessi is everywhere and I love it...she's a queen
p nation promoting queen jessi well
I have comment exactly the same thing some where I through it was mine... 🙄 😂
urgh yesss!!! do ratings go up when Jessi is on? cause really, she's everywhere and I'm just so happy lol. She's a breath of fresh air 😍💕
Yess!! I Love her so much!
Ikr. I just hope she is staying healthy and get enough rest
I get why she didn't feel racism was the correct answer, i feel it's been only lately where these issues have been dealt with and i think it's only bc of social media. If not, colleges wouldn't even care.
Ikr, that’s sadly true.😔
"Only lately" where do u live?😅 this shit has been going on for YEARS😐
@@youbitchescantevenspellpra6343 only recently have they been quick to kick you out for it.
true.
@you bitches cant even spell prague yes, that’s totally true, but recently it’s been way more because of more tragic events occurring.
Please don’t feel offended or anything! We aren’t downplaying the situation!🥺💛
There are so many incidences of racism in universities, not only from the students but the professors. It is only recently they have started to care to save their image. I understand where she is coming from with her surprise because regardless of how terrible racism is, it is (sadly) very common for even Ivy League level schools to just ignore it.
This is sooo true
Learning about how horrible Ivy League schools are is kinda fun, cause they are revealed as the trash that they are. Obviously it's sad that it goes on, but it's good that the internet is showing people how messed up the college US system is, and how trashy these "top" colleges are.
So true
Not just school but university has racism too and they just ignore it and move on but it damages the Victim or students so much in the future. I Had it for the passed 20 year of my life it’s sad 😢
I was honestly going to comment on how she was belittling the problem racism in schools but then she explained further on her experience and realized that she said that because before they really didnt do shit when racists did stuff.
Jessica was right with her perception of racism, if they seriously looked into racism they wouldn’t accept anyone into college... it’s only secluded cases that can be proven that are looked into
I think Jessi must've talked about this story before to Kim Sook bcoz when they asked how old Jessi was, Sook immediately replied "when she was 12y yrs old". Seeing this two keep in touch even after sister slam dunk makes my heart melt 🥺🥺
I honestly felt like I lived in a bubble from K-12 grade because I grew up in a predominantly Black and Latino community and racial situations wouldn’t come up between us but as soon as I got to college it was completely different. I was intimidated by the amount of white people that were in my classes and some I came to see that are racists. I never thought I would be faced with situations like this especially in our modern society but it’s only getting worse. Hearing Jessi say all those things about her schoolmates teasing her was so hard to hear and breaks my heart. I love her strong will and the fact that she fights back for herself and what is right. And I hate to say that racism is common in America but it really is😔
When you said you felt intimidated by the number of white people in your class , I understood how you felt. I was a lot of the time the only asian in my honor classes in a class full of white people and they would always stay in they're own circles. So I never felt like i fit in.
I'm scared 🧍🏽♀️ I live in a hispanic/black community too and I love it. Idk what I'm gonna do when I go to college
When Kim Sook said "does everyone need a gun?" lol we are an embarrassment
Actually, it was a stereotypical question. Unfortunately, prejudice and racism are built on assumptions. Yes, we have issues with gun violence due to access, but to ask "does everyone need a gun?" is as bad as what she experienced with the girl making the "slanted eyes" gesture.
@@michellehm7317 I don’t agree with you because doing something like stretching back your eyes to make fun of an Asian person is making fun of something a person is born with and belittling someone just because they’re a different race from you and because they look different than you do. While saying ‘’does everyone need a gun?’’ is stereotypical but it is a fact that A LOT of Americans own guns and we all know that. That’s why there’s a lot of gun violence like school shootings in the us
@@fmamamaba1460 Except she acknowledged "yes, we have issues with gun violence due to access". It's not like Americans don't realise there is a gun problem. But that doesn't make the question "does everyone need a gun?" any less ridiculous. At least two thirds of America is going "well I don't have a gun"
@@starbuggle the question may be ridiculous but I replied to the other person because they compared that question to racism which didn’t really make sense to me
@@michellehm7317 I don't think racism and guns should be compared. We don't choose what race we are born into and should not be made fun of it. Buying a gun is a dangerous option that should also not be made fun of. I agree that Sook's question was a little insensitive, but there is definitely no need to justify it with the racist gesture.
Her school story is sad. No students should go through this. That teacher wasn't a responsible teacher, probably whitey.
some teachers in america are racist and dislike asians, so any asian students growing up there shouldn't always trust that the teacher or even other higher ups will have their backs. Jessi's reponse was great though
Seriously , i'm working in a school myself and if a student trow her book and desk at an other student, i will do the same as this teacher. It's not a question of racism in this case, it's a question of how you deal with conflict. If she had ignore the other student and report her to the teacher, i'm sure the other girl had been suspended.
@@Marie-or4ds She did say that the teacher didn't do anything to other student and that student was white. Isn't it teachers job to bring both students together and to understand the situation? I'm an corporate slave but my parents are teachers. I've a great respect for teachers but some teachers are just racist teachers with degree certificate.
@@Marie-or4ds as a teacher, you would hear both explanations. you would just kick a student because she stands up for herself as a victim from mockery? the world isn't black and white. so embarrassing of you proudly saying it.
@@Marie-or4ds it's best that the teacher deals with this type of conflict. After all, teachers are the adult figures in a classroom, and should be leading the classroom. What Jessi's teacher did was ostracize a student, Jessi, without knowing both sides. Or maybe he did know both sides since this was during class, which gives more reason to make the teacher a racist himself because he tolerates that type of behavior.
I bet that girl is looking at Jessi now and saying " oh shit "
I’m sure the girl making a racist remark 20 years ago decided she will follow jessi’s career
im pretty sure she doesn't even remember doing those thing and most certainly don't even remember who she was. the only one who remember are the victims.
@@max-lee ... ur point?
@@EM-zu2hc their point is stating a fact
@@max-lee yes true.. i still remember boys bullying me in the 1st year of elementary school but I’m pretty sure they won’t
Same thing happened to me. A guy teased me nonstop and did the eye thing. One day, I got so fed up and threw my metal pencil case at his face. Ever since that day, he never teased me anymore.
👏👏👏
Ooooooo savageeeeee
7:54 legit teared up at this coz wtf that mustve been soooo hurtful for her like imagine 12 yo jessi shouting n cursing like that feeling wronged for smthg that wasn't even her fault
I totally understand why she didn't think racism was the answer because it's everywhere and back then no one really spoke up or out against racist people. I feel her I was picked on in my predominantly white school system for being black. I felt like I had to try hard to fit in but no matter what I still got bullied and called every name under the sun even by kids of other races. But I'm over that and have grown stronger and it's something I actively fight against.
‘If it’s racism everyone would get kicked out’ LMAODHKDHD THATS TRUE THO
5:20
We Northeastern Indian's can relate with the story of Jessi. Even in our own country we get some people who call us name and stretch their eyes just cause we look more asian than them. Racism is more dangerous than corona but we intend to keep silent. I ain't pointing gun at my country people but I did face the same thing that Jessi did when I was living in Delhi.
P.S- There are people who also came to support me and ain't racist.
@@niveditakumari2917 Nepalese and Indian people have similar facial structures. But yeah even here the eye stretch thing goes on.
Yeah in latin America racism is usually a kids stuff, or bc the family is racist. Bc there's a lot of diversity anyone can be targeted depending on the location. But once adults you kinda embrace racism as a joke and even joke about yourself, is not offensive when you know some stereotypes fit with you. We are sarcastic af.
M so sorry u guys.. I mean being an Indian.. There's nothing more worse than to hear Indians being treated this way just coz they belong to a different state and look that way. It is horrible and I hope people are educated and change this attitude. 🤗🤗🤗
So true, they’d call us names like ching-chong and laugh coz it’s “funny” to them. One time my college professor asked me if I could ‘open my eyes’ as a joke, And the sad thing is we’d just shrug it off like it’s nothing because it has always been like this.
Oo I feel sry for that come to south india you guys wouldnt feel that.But still there would be some idiot I don't know .I like northeast indian iam fr kerala
That's so unfortunate that Jessi had to go through that at such a young age. I agree though...some teachers are not able to handle inner city kids and the issues they bring to the table 💔💔
True.
Did she mention her school was inner city?
Why are you assuming her school was inner city?
@@munchyxB New Jersey/New York everyone is white, latino, black. 98% chance it's inner city. 99% chance the racist girl she was talking about was latina or black since everyone is trying to talk about white people being the racist ones.
I love how open Jessi is able to be about racism toward herself in the US, I hope this really helps people in Korea to understand how it must feel for outsiders in Korea too
I knew it was racism because recently universities are starting to care about their image, especially after the usc money scandal, it’s understandable how Jessi didn’t believe it
Jessi and my sister are similar.. My sister was bullied and threw desks and books, and fought with a lot of racist students. I completely understand her.
"Wait WHAT?! How racist was he?!" 😭🤣 Jessiiiiiiii
Jessi is a true inspiration of defending your right, to not be weak, and to defend yourself. Jessi i am so proud of you. The place you are at now indeed is reached with lots of hardship and dedication. Jessi saranghae
I am so glad that she is so stable now and doing a lot of shows ....omg there are so many ...she is the stars of these shows a legit entertainer ....
And only through such shows we would get to know what she had been through all her life ....this is too much ....wow she must have been so strong to handle it all😭😭😭😍😍😍😍....such an inspiration ❤
She is such a good rapper and i love her vocals too 🙈....
Strong lady ....
Fighting jessi ❤❤
I'm not asian but I understand how it feel going through something like this. I'm hispanic and i was raised in a small town where the latin community was at 5% and black at 3% and zero Asians most ppl in this town was all white. There is even history of this famous black college and it was gone for the lack of support and how black ppl went through shit. I never knew about this until recently and that explain why there was only 3 black kids in my school. I faced so much racism and it hurts more when a teacher or even the whole school sees the problem but does nothing about it. Thank God, I had a very best friend which made things easier for me and her. She was my ride or Die type of friend. WE got in so many fights with bullies. I was this sweet little girl who never said a bad word and was nice to everyone but once i moved to the U.S I become this fierce girl who had to fight and put bullies on their place.
I love how jessi emphasizes on a person's personality because that really is something that should be given a lot more importance!!
i feel s bad for jessi, when she said "nobady heared my side of the story" i related to that so much because i always feel like i can't say how i feel i legit almost cried though ngl
Jessi clean said NO. She don't wanna😂
Yes sadly racism towards asians in the west is everywhere and its been normalised...ive sorta accepted it bcs no one really gives a crap when we talk about it compared to other incidents
they call us snowflakes and forget about it, even other minorities have ignored it.
It's even worse now with the President and his dumb followers.
@@jules6578 Yep, that is why I suggest discussing the racism against us amongst other Asians because who can best can empathize besides our own? It should honestly be that way in the first place. We have to make sure the consciousness of the racism against us is prevalent amongst our own before even thinking of asking other non-Asians to recognize it. If Jessi shared this story on a non-Asian platform, the probability of having open ears respectfully understanding like we see here would be MUCH MUCH lower.
I hope racism will be gone in this world. Gen Z and Gen Alpha is probbly the hero and heroin.
Unfortunately racism to Asians in western countries has been like this for hundreds of years and it's mostly because as a general population people of Asia (east Asians, Indians, Middle Easterners) do much better and follow rules of society which for some reason is not good in the wets it seems.
(this is what I have noticed and experienced living in America and European countries)
Omg 12 yr old Jessi throwing book and desk at the girl 😂😂😂😂 well well well, if it wasn't the consequences of that girls own actions
I love u jessi so much
7:54 that's our queen
Jessie's story when she faced racism is so heartbreaking. I hope parents in this generation teach their children not to be racist.
I love Jessi so much. She is so sweet, down to earth and wholesome. She's beautiful, talented and her personality is everything. I hope those bullies are eating their words now seeing Jessi as a star ❤
I love her!!!
NGL Happens so much everywhere, that level of racism is so common, gonna be even worse with Corona
Yeah it’s gotten so bad for asians since corona a lot were not even chinese but they still got attacked a couple months back an 89 year old grandma got set on fire out of nowhere 😕
Love my slay Queen, n glad she's everywhere 💜
*“She’s so fun loving”*
COME ON !! we know right..😂
I totally understand her I didn’t think it was racism too. Cuz it so common and most teachers they don’t even care, they think it’s none of their business. Growing up I had a few racist remarks towards me, I probably didn’t have it worst as others. But there was time where people would cuss me out in the streets just for being Asian. They would say a lot of different remarks, say they fucking hate Chinese, when I’m not even Chinese. So yeeeh. Racism is still a big thing, and I just feel like it’s never going to improve. It will always be there. It’s disappointing that there’s still a lot of parents that don’t educate their kids about it.
Poor her, a kid shouldnt gone through that, tbh i would love to be her friend everyday gonna be chaotic lol
Jessi is everywhere 😂😂 and i love it🤣❤
i see jessi, i like and click 👀
How’d I get from laughing one minute to crying my eyes out? I was not prepared for this.
I love that I can see Jessi a lot ❤️ and I love how everyone is accepting her personality ❤️
Jessi I love you so much!!
It’s nice and making me so happy to see you get a lot of attentions and get many variety show appearance these days.
Thank you for invite Jessi on your show!
Jessi is a strong woman, if i were into her situation i wouldnt know what to do
6:12 funny thing, this actually happened at my high school. It was a whole thing, and everyone was super upset. The weirdest thing though is that one of the people who ran the account was Jewish himself. It was super crazy.
Damn, I can really resonate with Jessi's story. The eye slant thing was abundant in my life and I was always teased. So I feel for her.
I knew it was related to racism the minute they asked the question
I love whenever Jessi get angry in a variet show they started playing SSENUNNI
Jessi is every where hehe.. I keep Wat hing everytime i see her
That was so heartbreaking to hear but how did she explained that without even breaking down. Love you Jessie!
Damn i love jessi too much ! She is real and i absolutely love it
she's really the queen
😂😂 watched this show because of Jessi .. and it seems amazing❤️
jessi is really good in any show
I love you jessi !!!!
Honestly they don’t care about racism only if it’s on social media and if it will effect the college’s image
I loveeeeee jessiiiiii 💙
That’s right Jessi! You showed them we don’t take any $#!t like that here! 👊🇰🇷
Omg poor Jessi, still she was brave to confront the student and the teacher she did right
It seems that Jessi is the most indemand P-Nation artist huh? Congrats queen! 🥰😍
True its a bit challenge for Jessie on this show. 😅 but i love her effort hehehe
Jessi mood swing is like happiness pill to me cause I can relate😂😂😂
Im sorry to hear that jessi, that experience must be hard for you
I understand where she’s coming from but from a young age my school personally has told us to be careful with what we post on social media. Schools don’t only look at our grades or the amount of community service hours we do but also our social media accounts because I feel like they do this to see who we are as a person. Our social media accounts reflects how and who we are most of the time ( basically our character ). And yes racism towards Asian became ( or is becoming ) normalized but some Asians ( not all ) feed into the racism towards them by not caring or laughing it off so as people who aren’t ignorant to these actions, we shouldn’t let it slide. Plus colleges should really be looking at their own students who ATTEND their college to try to lessen this issue while looking at those who are applying for their colleges.
I'm glad you stood up for yourself Jessi. As for me, how I deal with bullying is much worse. I prank called my bully, I followed her home, and cyberbullied her.
What ??? you can't face bullying with bullying,you should confront her face to face, what you said is so weird
This isn't right way to teaching a lesson to bullies. Following someone's place can be danger for you as well.
@@Mikasaxx0 She followed me home before. So I retaliated by following her home. We're even.
@@alienjourney pls stalk me
That's just dumb, shows that you're not any different
jessi is effortlessly funny 😭
I hate how common racism is in America like although I live in a racially diverse part of America minority groups belittle other minorities and it’s just a sad mess, we all just gotta learn to respect each other 💜
I think it’s everywhere .being black in Asia is the worst too . Yes ..respect ..everybody needs to respect each other .feels like it’s getting out of control ... let’s hope for the best .. 🥰
Yeah. I live in a decently diverse area of Cali, and we still have some of these issues, in fact, around two years ago a situation almost exactly like the one brought up with social media happenned.
I love jessi
Jessi is not surprised about the kid got revoked from Harvard due to racism bcos she experienced worst. There are more racists in Harvard currently as well
21! Yeah blackjack ! That rings for me too. Haha
yassss jessi let them hear ur story!!!
She's JESSI don't expect anything from just enjoy her personality
I love jessi ❤️
I experienced the same thing. I always got teased because of my physical appearance. I don't look like White, Black, and Latina because I'm an Asian. My schoolmates back then would even pushed me. I always cried whenever I got home and there were so many times I didn't wanted to go to school anymore and had to keep it everything from my parents. But I still managed it and finished my studies anyways. It was terrible.
When they all think he's the one who bully but actually he's the one who always get bullied
most of the girl who is mentally strong like jessi have same experience as her. including me
stay mentally strong girls
The "I see" caption makes it even funnier 😂
As if racism doesn't happen in Korea too , they are listening to her story like it's something they don't know about .
Good thing she stood up for herself back then , honestly some teachers don't deserve to be the adult in the room
Racism happened alots in Korea Dude
Racism is rampant in Korea.
Because they don't? They didn't grow up in the US which is why they asked her and they listened to her story because that's what one should do.
And yes racism is a thing in s.Korea, it's a thing everywhere around the world, but what would they, the majority in their country know about how racism felt like?
@@1Dudette4Ever I don't live in us , I know racism is everywhere . For a nation that is popular for its homogeneity I don't think they should be so surprised and exclamate so much as if they are innocent.
@Mas2 Salleh but they are more open minded than most places , do you know another country with so much diversity in the world as America? The people in it are the close minded element.
Why is Jessi and Kim sook are so distant now T.T sad.. I think their closeness are not there anymore.
I live and grew up in the US and I've experienced and seen racism at the schools I went to. Also, the teachers would even participate in it. It's really sad that a kid has to go through that because what they experience and how people treat them impacts their lives as they grow older. It's also sad that people don't take these stories seriously enough. I had a negative experience but a lot of my classmates went through hell and it dismantled their prospects of a good future. I'm glad I got out of there intact. School sucks. Students sucks. Teachers suck. Nobody wants to listen or understand the issue. It just goes ignored.
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It's sad that she experienced racism in america and experienced discrimination in korea. Why can't people see how charming and beautiful she is??
Honestly it's a very common experience for us Korean Americans to be ostracized and othered both in the U.S. and Korea. Treated as a foreigner in our home country for our facial features and then treated as a foreigner in Korea for our behavior.
@@hyun6587 that's really sad. :( no one deserves to be treated that way because of the race or physical appearance. I hope you that found your comfort zone now through the people who loves you. Fightiiing! :)
Korea hate her beacause of her strong attitude but America hate her beacause of that strong attitude she apparently tries to be something she's not(aka b*ack. She deserves to be loved,its sad.
@@naimaderilus3524 yes it's really sad because no one can tell anyone how he/she should act. I guess a lot people just hate confident and strong women.
@@pieceofsheep8022 I agree, if you see stan twitter, they are people always saying hateful things about her and use her past scandals to destroy her. She doesn't deserve this.😔😔😔😔😔
The guy from idol room seems a lot better here than how he normally is on his own show. I usually can find him to be quite obnoxious.
Wait where's the rest of it.. Where is the full video 🥺
jessie unnie had a tough time . but now look at her !!!
Jessi!! 💕
Why am I not surprised Jessi threw a book at someone. American textbooks are massive and heavy, and 12-year-olds aren't that big.
I really feel for her when she talked about how she was racially abused as a kid.
I'm glad she cussed her teacher
Lol Jessie cussed her teacher out.
Hmmm it says there are 6 comments but I only see 3 XD
Jessi's story is especially relevant now that there's so much Asian American violence. The racism and hate need to stoppp 🇵🇭
I know there is still a lot of racism in the us, and I dont know about NYC and NJ but here in Los Angeles now our culture is very accepting. There are always of course a few bad apples that still think in caveman ways but they dont speak for us all :) I love asians, especially koreans 😃 saranghe 💜
whaa teenager jessi kinda look like rosé
I get why racism was the answer. Alot of people are getting called out and canceled becasue of racist things they said in the past resurfacing. So it makes sense. And when jessi was talking about her being teased it also makes alot of sense, I can remember people making racist jokes about asians and other races when I was younger and still to this day.
What's funny about this is whenever there is an issue about racism or cultural things in Asian, Americans always throw their opinion as if Asians people ar the dirtiest or closest minded in their opinion. While actually Asians opinion also consider the social and cultural point of view hence why our opinion usually doesnt makes sense for them that doesnt have unique culture. What I hate is they act like they are the most truthful and no one can change their minds.
I’m so sorry Jessi had to go through that during her school years. I can’t speak for other countries but in the US racism against Asian people is sadly normalized or unrecognized as “real” racism. However, I think more people are aware that racism against Asian people is real and more people are working to stop it.
That's so mean! But i'm pretty sure that the same girl who made fun of Jessi at school, now hears BTS or has a kid who hears BTS!
Wish Jessi went to school in H-Town cause we all gucci here
7:04 jessi story