He never said he was treated "bad" he says he treated like a foreigner .. since when did treated like a foreigner meant bad? 💀💀 It's the same way how people see tourist... Locals would find u exotic & fresh & new. That's hardly prejudice.
@@Azarath_Metrion_Zinthos Prejudice doesn’t necessarily mean bad it just means that native Koreans already have the notion of what a Korean looks like, making it hard for Koreans who don’t fit the bill to feel as welcomed vs if they looked like everybody else.
@@IWantToStayAtYourHouse I mean I guess but they’re also objectified more and not taken as seriously. This video could be a prime example lol. Also in my opinion life doesn’t suck, like sure people can be sucky but they can also be filled with nuance, kindness, love etc and I believe at least that there’s more nice and genuine people than sucky ones! Lmaoo this was such a rant my bad have a great day if you managed to read all that!! 💗
@@sugared_teeth they’re not taken seriously by insecure people, but studies show that it’s more common to associate good qualities with someone attractive, for example that they’d be smart or good at something, or organized, and associate negative qualities with someone unattractive
@@KawaiiKermit why ? you almost sounds like it's offensive or something. Personally I'm french and I think he looks of french descent. But after reading that comment I realize he could also be of another descent, like Moroccan or something like that. It's interesting there's nothing wrong here. It's part of the topic of this comment section. People say that they like the mix of french and Korean ethnicity, then this person points out that being french doesn't mean being of french ethnicity as french people have various ethnicities. The person wasn't assuming either.
I'm not korean, I'm mixed Japanese and I have the same reaction especially because I don't look typically japanese. I take more from my other culture. It's really hard because I'll never belong in my own cultures. I'm too asian for one and not asian enough in another
Tell me about it, I'm Filipino/British but it's like jumping both sides, I just appreciate both cultures and choose what works best for me normally a blend of both.
@@didoubrenko1205he’s actually got his French parent genetics so much more. He almost looks completely European. This seems to happen so often with East Asian and European mixed children, I think East Asian genetics are so weak and barely pass on
@@CactusBrannigan na more like South Italian if you were to find one group that can match by themselves or Turkish, which is not considered Middle Eastern at all
@@oreochocolate_lavacake9960 fr my mum didn’t speak to me in her native language because she wanted to practice and improve her english, my dad despite not being ethnically british and bilingual was still born and raised in the uk and didn’t teach me the language (still blames me for not being able to understand properly even though i’ve had barely any exposure to the language)
This happened with my American born Korean husband. He would visit family every year for a few months and sounded and acted like he was Korean born. But when ppl found out he was American born, they treated him like a foreigner.
Yes because if you're not born in korea you're not korean. That's simple logic. You are basically an alien to us. Basically "mutant creature being" we say
@@leaveleague3491 where you're born doesn't change your race. It's other people who think they're better because they were born there like they're somehow more korean than he was.He's was as Korean as his ancestors, he just happened to be born in the U.S. I have a friend who was born and raised in Japan she went to Japanese schools and spoke Japanese as well as anyone else. Even with a Japanese passport and birth certificate she's not ethically Japanese. She has no Japanese DNA. Her parents are both white, but because of her father's job she was born in Japan. My twins were born in America but are being raised by their grandparents in Korea, but they're still foreigners, but to look and speak with them you wouldn't know they weren't born in Korea. Plus they're only half Korean I as their mother am Chinese and Eskimo born in Canada, but have spent the past 20 years in the U.S. still doesn't change me from being Chinese or an Eskimo.
Not really considering he looks almost completely French. So this is not an example showing that. East Asian genes are very weak and barely pass on usually
@@AndreasViking1 Facial structure wise he definitely has the European brow and nose, and a strong chin, but that hair though looks like Asian hair as well as his skin tone. It depends though, I've seen other Asian European people with more Asian features, it's just random selection how strong your features are from each side.
I totally resonate w this. I'm Mexican and don't actually look Mexican. I look more middle Eastern. I'm always met w shock when they find out I'm also Mexican.
Same as me. I guess I look racially ambiguous but I’m literally just of European descent (Irish & Italian). People ask me “what’s your nationality? What are you? Etc.” and I feel that they are never satisfied with the truth because they want to know why my skin is dark or something. I’ve gotten Indian, middle eastern, Native American, mixed w/ black, literally everything. People cannot accept that southern Europeans, especially, can have darker skin tones.
Really? That is a bit surprising tbh considering it’s a highly popular look (sometimes the Native American+south European tends to produce an eastern look). Maybe you are surrounded by more homogeneous looking Latinos with heavy native ancestry, you know, the stereotypical tan complexion, dark locks, etc. Honestly, most people are not that good at guessing ethnicities I myself am “full” indigenous and have already gotten used to it. Most ppl act surprised when they find out my parents are from Mexico. For some reason people always think I’m like from Vietnam or the Philippines? Lol! I always joke that I’m a natural born chameleon 😅
As a Mexican, I'm racially ambiguous, I really have no clue what I am or could be but living here in mexico everyone says I don't look Mexican but every non Mexican thinks I'm Mexican 🤦🏽♂️
I'm a Japanese American and my name is Japanese, I look Japanese, I can speak fluently, but no matter how much I tell them I'm a foreigner and I don't know a lot of things in Japan, no one understood me. They all treated me as a Japanese. So if idk something that's common sense in Japan, they'll laugh at me and mock me. If I do something that's considered rude in Japan, holy shit they will get mad at you like a demon. So I had to use English most of the time, even though I can speak Japanese because no one tried to acknowledge or understand that I was raised in a different country. And when they find out I can speak Japanese fluently, they called me a stuck up.
The way this is me and being Danish. I was raised internationally, but my mum is from Denmark. I speak Danish well enough, I likely look like your typical white Scandinavian, but there's *so* much I don't understand - culturally as well as some vocab I never learned. I've gotten made fun of so much for not understanding things that are "commonly known" and supposedly a "given" 🙃 Even my mum jokes and doesn't understand that growing up internationally has lead to me seeming "stupid" when I'm in Denmark (for lack of better words), because she grew up here just fine 😭 It's such a specific situation to be in tbh, and it's fine for the most part - we deal lol - but damn it can rly hit sometimes
I've seen that happen before, where Japanese Americans will get spoken to in Japanese even though they barely understand a word, while a European looking person who pretty much lived in Japan since birth gets treated as a foreigner even though their Japanese language skills are completely native level and their understanding of culture is fully integrated.
Entering a homogenous society can be very shocking for people, who have spent their entire lives in a multi-cultural one. The difference is underestimated greatly, takes a long time to get used to, even for people who have some Korean heritage and speak fluently.
True. I moved to a country made up of a diverse population of 3 ethnic groups and I would say of course They notice right away that I'm a foreigner because I do not belong to any of the ethnic groups of the country but at the same time it's not like Homogenous countries such as SK, Japan or China. Because the base population is already diverse, they are kind of more open towards foreigner.
I'm half-Korean too and in the States, I'm Korean, but in Korea, I'm just a foreigner despite that I'm fluent and grew up there half my childhood💀 It really just depends!! Typically the older Korean crowd IN THE US treats me like garbage, but the old peeps in Korea like me. Growing up the first part of my childhood in Korea, it was strange too. Some kids would marvel at the way I looked and then say all the bad words that they know to me, which was lowkey traumatizing? Bc I was like 6 and it would be older kids like middle schoolers who would just say "SHIT, FUCK, FUCK YOU BITCH" and what not. Kids are annoying in general, but it happened a handful of times growing up. I would go back to my mom like 😟😟ㅡ Or you'll get the "OMG SO GORGEOUS!!" Or, "in the Olympics, who do you root for??" Some people even today just completely disregard how much I was raised Korean, yet of course I'm still American and know the American culture. They really just think I can't know/do both😅?
Blame your parents, not yourself. Many Asian women worship white men of hopes of beautiful mix babies but they don't see the after effect especially when the kid is raised in Asian nationality. He or she will look attractive nonetheless but feels like ET to many in their eyes.
Seriously? Then never respect the korean crowd in US. They are nothing but arrogant fithy korean garbage that got kicked out of korea. You have more rights than them in US as you are half american, but thosh korean filthy immigrants are not.
@@biomuseum6645 no to you she is, however you have an ugly mentality and THOSE who have ugly mentality really have a sad life therefore anything coming from your mouth is really garbage. She doesn’t need to conform to your beauty standards or anyone else’s because there is NOTHING wrong with her. God made her perfect just the way she is. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, how you see yourself MATTERS MORE than what people see you as, embrace and love who you are love there is NOTHING wrong with the way you look ❤don’t let unhappy people who have nothing good to say ruin your view of yourself because these people have are the most judgmental about themselves and that’s a sad miserable life. No need to be around that ugly energy. Surround yourself around people who love you and respect you ❤
As long as they treat you with respect it’s fine for me. Even though it is a bit annoying. You just gotta understand that country like the US are used to diverse ethnic groups, whereas countries like S. Korea is different
Yeah same I had to get used to it especially in mono-ethnic and predominantly one race countries I just wish government could put more things in school to educate kids about racism and discrimination in school
the same thing happens to me all the time as a half french-japanese, even though i grew up in france i speak and understand japanese like a native bc my mom always talked to me in the language and i lived for one year in japan, but all the time i return to japan a lot of people treat as if i was a complete foreigner even though i speak to them in japanese and they can see my asian features, i was bullied at school because of all of this, it’s getting better for me but yeah
it’s so funny to me and weird too that even if you speak korean to a korean person most of them will continue to try to speak english if you look like a foreigner, old people are the only ones(in my experience) that sound happy you know korean and congratulate you for it
I wish someone would talk English with me here in Germany. They don’t even try, like they’ll kick you out just cause you don’t know German. I have a very bad encounter with a German doctor which i don’t even wanna talk about it.
Hi Minnji, sorry about your experience . It depends which city you’re living in, if you’re in Berlin, Frankfurt, Hamburg, Munich where English is mostly spoken by most people because of international communities. However I can help you. We might be in different cities but communication is communication right? 😉
All of sudden why the algorithm showed me this channel’s vids. But when i looked at the comments, everyone was whining about korean beauty standards and colors blah blah blah. Then in this video all the comments that i can see were how handsome he is. What a hilarious things are happening in this channel 😂
Exactly! People act like they dont have beauty standards in heir own country lol Look at all those celebrities in hollywood getting cheekbone fillers and brazilian buttlift and tanning themselves all the time (honestly, look at the Kardashians and all those kardashian wannabes on social media lol) And south east asians and indians themselves prefer lighter skin tone(main characters in their dramas and movies are visibly lighter-skinned), and they act like koreans are sooo racist for preferring lighter and clear skin...
If you paid attention, listened and used this opportunity to understand another person’s situation you‘d learn something. But you choose to be sarcastic and dismissive 🤷🏼♂️just like other Koreans being defensive in the comment section!!!
That’s how it is with me being Yemeni/African American. Some folks will say mean or slick insults thinking I don’t speak Arabic but the look of shock and embarrassment on their faces when I reply in Arabic is my payoff lol
I FEEL HIM OMFG I'm also half Korean(half white) and its a really annoying when people who know I'm half Korean and I've spoken to them in korean keep talking to me in English like bro you're struggling more than I am and then when I'm struggling a bit in speaking they start translating everything they say and its like the most simple stuff like I understand you fine talking is just a bit harder for me😭😭
It’s okay to admire their looks But for any guys or people viewing this and feeling like maybe they don’t measure up, or wish they were considered as socially attractive Just remember looks aren’t everything He seems like a nice person ^^ But don’t compare yourself to others Especially in social media It doesn’t matter how you look we should all be treated with love Respect And know how worthy we are regardless Just a random comment But no hate to them it’s interesting what their experience is People just want to be treated normally even if you are mixed race
Thiers nothing about him that looks south Asian and although he may not look that east asian by first glance knowing his ethnicity you can see the oriental mix
That’s actúally really sad, and there’s nothing he could do about it. It motivates me to not do the same and treat everyone based on how I see THEY feel most comfortable, not how I would feel most comfortable talking to them.
My son is half Korean half British. I don’t know if it’s any better but in the past I heard some awful stories from others who are in the similar situation so ultimately I had to fold my dream to going back to Korea and stayed in England in the end. I don’t regret any of it but the only thing I do regret is that I didn’t encourage my son to speak Korean more. I hardly speak it myself so it’s really hard to encourage others to do so.
Half Korean, half French..100% fine as hell Edit: Damn, I thought I was clever and ish, then my high ass read the comments..I didnt delete tho😂 Hope this made someone else chuckle 🫶🏼
Honestly this is what foreigners in other countries deal with everyday. Its not only a korean problem. I deal with the same problem when I tell someone english isnt my first language although im fluent.
No this is not what foreigners deal with in western countries today! Only in the most racist countries in the world and Korea is one of them. Also he looks almost completely European. When he’s in Europe people will just think he’s a native Caucasian. So regardless he would face nothing there when he looks completely French
@@AndreasViking1 No Im saying people that dont look caucasian experience this in european countries. Ofc this guy wont experience that in France because he looks french and is fluent in french. People who dont look european and have an accent will experience that.
@@eyan12 it’s possible that some might but in Europe i know most people nowadays are not racist or xenophobic whatsoever to non Europeans. There is nowhere that is more racially tolerant and accepting, so you can’t compare east Asia to Western Europe whatsoever. Also most Europeans when seeing a foreigner nowadays they look at them with a lovely interest in them because they enjoy seeing different people. In Korea if you asked the same type of person looking at a foreigner, they would give you a completely different xenophobic or racist answer compared to Europeans. Europe today is not how it was historically, east Asia is exactly as bad as it’s always been
Idk what it is with koreans and French people, even when you're speaking to them fluently in their language when you're a foreigner thats how they treat you.
I've had a couple of times where I was with my Korean boyfriend and I'd go to purchase something or order food and the person would speak to my boyfriend even though i was the one buying the thing. I'd then reply in Korean while my boyfriend just kinda stayed quiet and let me do my thing and they'd still speak directly to my boyfriend as if I didn't know Korean 😒
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man’s talking about the prejudice he faces and all the comments are about how handsome he is 😭😭😭
He never said he was treated "bad" he says he treated like a foreigner .. since when did treated like a foreigner meant bad? 💀💀 It's the same way how people see tourist... Locals would find u exotic & fresh & new. That's hardly prejudice.
@@Azarath_Metrion_Zinthos Prejudice doesn’t necessarily mean bad it just means that native Koreans already have the notion of what a Korean looks like, making it hard for Koreans who don’t fit the bill to feel as welcomed vs if they looked like everybody else.
Goes to show how good looking people are treated better. Life sucks
@@IWantToStayAtYourHouse I mean I guess but they’re also objectified more and not taken as seriously. This video could be a prime example lol. Also in my opinion life doesn’t suck, like sure people can be sucky but they can also be filled with nuance, kindness, love etc and I believe at least that there’s more nice and genuine people than sucky ones! Lmaoo this was such a rant my bad have a great day if you managed to read all that!! 💗
@@sugared_teeth they’re not taken seriously by insecure people, but studies show that it’s more common to associate good qualities with someone attractive, for example that they’d be smart or good at something, or organized, and associate negative qualities with someone unattractive
He is so good looking, I bet he's popular
He is Good looking and many people praised him until When he faced ugly-truth, they will threat him the way around when There's a Flaw.
I don't like judging people's looks. he's handsome enough but I think
He seems to fit more into Western standards of beauty.
Mmmm🤤😏🤫
@@XX-it6ck no handsome is handsome. Beauty standards all around the world are not that different 😂
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I think he could pass as middle eastern
True lol
Weirdly, yeah lol.
@JB 92 for sure. He has some Ottoman/Persian vibes.
You mean he look Middle Eastern?
Nah! More Mexican.
Half French, half Korean, 100% handsome and speaks at least 3 languages...omg is this man even REAL?? Wow. He's gorgeous. 🥰
I don't think he's french(ethnicity) he probably came from france but he isn't of French descent i think
@@haaaaaaari unless you ask his heritage then don’t assume
@@KawaiiKermit why ? you almost sounds like it's offensive or something.
Personally I'm french and I think he looks of french descent.
But after reading that comment I realize he could also be of another descent, like Moroccan or something like that. It's interesting there's nothing wrong here.
It's part of the topic of this comment section.
People say that they like the mix of french and Korean ethnicity, then this person points out that being french doesn't mean being of french ethnicity as french people have various ethnicities.
The person wasn't assuming either.
@@haaaaaaari how can you assume something like that if you don’t know him personally?
@@Raphael-2 but the person was assuming
I didn't expect to see Théo here.
He is friend with the French youtuber Pape San
@All Men Are Born Gay love your handle
I saw him in Ryadh’s lives twitch also
Is he gay?
What are his social media ?
@@alext7500 what’s your business in that?
I'm not korean, I'm mixed Japanese and I have the same reaction especially because I don't look typically japanese. I take more from my other culture. It's really hard because I'll never belong in my own cultures. I'm too asian for one and not asian enough in another
Mixed korean/English/Native American here 👋
Simultaneously a member and an outsider at all times
Tell me about it, I'm Filipino/British but it's like jumping both sides, I just appreciate both cultures and choose what works best for me normally a blend of both.
You belong in your both cultures! And you are absolutely beautiful! And it’s really great to be a cosmopolitan person!
Me too, Native S.American Indian mixed with white. I have Red hair and moon pale skin so I'm not accepted anywhere 😂
@@ii4826 because she's half? Wtf it's also her culture.
He looks life real life Aladdin
Looks chinease to me 😂
He's like... super handsome!
mom. get help
French+ Korean combo
@@didoubrenko1205he’s actually got his French parent genetics so much more. He almost looks completely European. This seems to happen so often with East Asian and European mixed children, I think East Asian genetics are so weak and barely pass on
@@AndreasViking1he looks European/Middle Eastern to me
@@CactusBrannigan na more like South Italian if you were to find one group that can match by themselves or Turkish, which is not considered Middle Eastern at all
I’m so sad I lost my French accent when I moved to Australia, it’s such a beautiful accent
Do you now have an Aussie accent?
@@Ash-nk8lk my accent is kinda everywhere but yeah it more Aussie
Yeah nah yeah mate.I’m mixed French living in Australia ✌️
Arrête de mito
French people never lose their accent, like never😂
Everyone who is two ethnicities can definitely relate to this man✊😔
Same bro same 😔
People can be so goddamn ignorant!!!
it’s even worse when you were raised in neither of the two countries
@@fh_hugs6143 dude I was having an identity crisis they didn't even teach me their language
@@oreochocolate_lavacake9960 fr my mum didn’t speak to me in her native language because she wanted to practice and improve her english, my dad despite not being ethnically british and bilingual was still born and raised in the uk and didn’t teach me the language (still blames me for not being able to understand properly even though i’ve had barely any exposure to the language)
Oh he’s HANDSOME handsome 🥴
Are U a straight men
@@nthuthukomdluli1052 yes
This happened with my American born Korean husband. He would visit family every year for a few months and sounded and acted like he was Korean born. But when ppl found out he was American born, they treated him like a foreigner.
Yes because if you're not born in korea you're not korean. That's simple logic. You are basically an alien to us.
Basically "mutant creature being" we say
@@leaveleague3491 where you're born doesn't change your race. It's other people who think they're better because they were born there like they're somehow more korean than he was.He's was as Korean as his ancestors, he just happened to be born in the U.S. I have a friend who was born and raised in Japan she went to Japanese schools and spoke Japanese as well as anyone else. Even with a Japanese passport and birth certificate she's not ethically Japanese. She has no Japanese DNA. Her parents are both white, but because of her father's job she was born in Japan. My twins were born in America but are being raised by their grandparents in Korea, but they're still foreigners, but to look and speak with them you wouldn't know they weren't born in Korea. Plus they're only half Korean I as their mother am Chinese and Eskimo born in Canada, but have spent the past 20 years in the U.S. still doesn't change me from being Chinese or an Eskimo.
@@leaveleague3491 oh yeah? So if a white person was born in Korea would you consider/treat them as a korean? I doubt that
@@melodychanribis-roy4227it’s not about race, it’s about nationality
@@1xlina normally I'd say yes, but if everything was fine until they found out he was born in a different country, it's about race.
ok dude I felt the french accent 😂
he looks like a disney prince
He could pass for a Latino, though.
Might I suggest adding:
"Strangers" by Sigrid
"Fast Car" and "Perfect Strangers" by Jonas Blue
to your playlist.
Like Alladin🔥🔥
Cast him as Prince Eric right now!!
OMFG 1000000%
Oh my gosh yessss ❤
yesss omgg
Bro is majestic
He is breathtakingly handsome ✨
French and Korean is an amazing mix
Not really considering he looks almost completely French. So this is not an example showing that. East Asian genes are very weak and barely pass on usually
@@AndreasViking1 Facial structure wise he definitely has the European brow and nose, and a strong chin, but that hair though looks like Asian hair as well as his skin tone.
It depends though, I've seen other Asian European people with more Asian features, it's just random selection how strong your features are from each side.
@@G1NZOU yea agree. But it seems from my experience that East Asian traits don’t pass on very well if mixed with Caucasian
he probably be like Bonjour haseyo
He sounds so French. 😊
That’s because he’s French.
@@logicalblackman8228 obviously
@@Itsnotacrime_cms OK, it’s kind of weird to point out that a French person sounds French. What’s next? A Chinese person sounds Chinese?
They probably don’t care what ethnicity he is. He’s so handsome.
What a beautiful man, lord have mercy
He's majestic
A damned if you do, damned if you don't situation
He is handsome 😍😍
Gorgeous looking man.
His French blood is very strong.
I totally resonate w this. I'm Mexican and don't actually look Mexican. I look more middle Eastern. I'm always met w shock when they find out I'm also Mexican.
Same as me. I guess I look racially ambiguous but I’m literally just of European descent (Irish & Italian). People ask me “what’s your nationality? What are you? Etc.” and I feel that they are never satisfied with the truth because they want to know why my skin is dark or something. I’ve gotten Indian, middle eastern, Native American, mixed w/ black, literally everything. People cannot accept that southern Europeans, especially, can have darker skin tones.
Really? That is a bit surprising tbh considering it’s a highly popular look (sometimes the Native American+south European tends to produce an eastern look). Maybe you are surrounded by more homogeneous looking Latinos with heavy native ancestry, you know, the stereotypical tan complexion, dark locks, etc.
Honestly, most people are not that good at guessing ethnicities I myself am “full” indigenous and have already gotten used to it. Most ppl act surprised when they find out my parents are from Mexico. For some reason people always think I’m like from Vietnam or the Philippines? Lol! I always joke that I’m a natural born chameleon 😅
As a Mexican, you are part Middle Eastern, through the Spanish conquistadors.
As a Mexican, I'm racially ambiguous, I really have no clue what I am or could be but living here in mexico everyone says I don't look Mexican but every non Mexican thinks I'm Mexican 🤦🏽♂️
he has a very distinct look
@Jae Distinct does mean mixed?¿
He stands out
@Jae distinct ≠ mixed
Gorgeous man!
I'm a Japanese American and my name is Japanese, I look Japanese, I can speak fluently, but no matter how much I tell them I'm a foreigner and I don't know a lot of things in Japan, no one understood me. They all treated me as a Japanese. So if idk something that's common sense in Japan, they'll laugh at me and mock me. If I do something that's considered rude in Japan, holy shit they will get mad at you like a demon. So I had to use English most of the time, even though I can speak Japanese because no one tried to acknowledge or understand that I was raised in a different country. And when they find out I can speak Japanese fluently, they called me a stuck up.
The way this is me and being Danish. I was raised internationally, but my mum is from Denmark. I speak Danish well enough, I likely look like your typical white Scandinavian, but there's *so* much I don't understand - culturally as well as some vocab I never learned. I've gotten made fun of so much for not understanding things that are "commonly known" and supposedly a "given" 🙃 Even my mum jokes and doesn't understand that growing up internationally has lead to me seeming "stupid" when I'm in Denmark (for lack of better words), because she grew up here just fine 😭 It's such a specific situation to be in tbh, and it's fine for the most part - we deal lol - but damn it can rly hit sometimes
Wow. That's got to be annoying, that entire situation.
I've seen that happen before, where Japanese Americans will get spoken to in Japanese even though they barely understand a word, while a European looking person who pretty much lived in Japan since birth gets treated as a foreigner even though their Japanese language skills are completely native level and their understanding of culture is fully integrated.
Entering a homogenous society can be very shocking for people, who have spent their entire lives in a multi-cultural one. The difference is underestimated greatly, takes a long time to get used to, even for people who have some Korean heritage and speak fluently.
True. I moved to a country made up of a diverse population of 3 ethnic groups and I would say of course They notice right away that I'm a foreigner because I do not belong to any of the ethnic groups of the country but at the same time it's not like Homogenous countries such as SK, Japan or China. Because the base population is already diverse, they are kind of more open towards foreigner.
I'm half-Korean too and in the States, I'm Korean, but in Korea, I'm just a foreigner despite that I'm fluent and grew up there half my childhood💀 It really just depends!!
Typically the older Korean crowd IN THE US treats me like garbage, but the old peeps in Korea like me.
Growing up the first part of my childhood in Korea, it was strange too. Some kids would marvel at the way I looked and then say all the bad words that they know to me, which was lowkey traumatizing? Bc I was like 6 and it would be older kids like middle schoolers who would just say "SHIT, FUCK, FUCK YOU BITCH" and what not. Kids are annoying in general, but it happened a handful of times growing up. I would go back to my mom like 😟😟ㅡ
Or you'll get the "OMG SO GORGEOUS!!"
Or, "in the Olympics, who do you root for??"
Some people even today just completely disregard how much I was raised Korean, yet of course I'm still American and know the American culture. They really just think I can't know/do both😅?
Mixing Korea with America it’s like adding sewer water to a bibimbap, my condolences girl 💐
@@biomuseum6645 lmfaoo what kind of metaphor. 💀
Blame your parents, not yourself. Many Asian women worship white men of hopes of beautiful mix babies but they don't see the after effect especially when the kid is raised in Asian nationality. He or she will look attractive nonetheless but feels like ET to many in their eyes.
Seriously? Then never respect the korean crowd in US. They are nothing but arrogant fithy korean garbage that got kicked out of korea. You have more rights than them in US as you are half american, but thosh korean filthy immigrants are not.
@@biomuseum6645 no to you she is, however you have an ugly mentality and THOSE who have ugly mentality really have a sad life therefore anything coming from your mouth is really garbage. She doesn’t need to conform to your beauty standards or anyone else’s because there is NOTHING wrong with her. God made her perfect just the way she is. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, how you see yourself MATTERS MORE than what people see you as, embrace and love who you are love there is NOTHING wrong with the way you look ❤don’t let unhappy people who have nothing good to say ruin your view of yourself because these people have are the most judgmental about themselves and that’s a sad miserable life. No need to be around that ugly energy. Surround yourself around people who love you and respect you ❤
In Romania, when someone feels romanian or has the most little romanian dna, we think of him/her as a romanian.
It is something I wish koreans learn from romanians.
Does this include black Romanians?
@@blackirishrose4040 of course not.
same in turkey
@@inqvisidorwhat do you mean by of course not? How is it obvious?
And then the op comment is wrong.
Oh le bel accent français, je l'aime cet accent. C'est familier. :)
As long as they treat you with respect it’s fine for me. Even though it is a bit annoying. You just gotta understand that country like the US are used to diverse ethnic groups, whereas countries like S. Korea is different
Yeah same I had to get used to it especially in mono-ethnic and predominantly one race countries I just wish government could put more things in school to educate kids about racism and discrimination in school
So handsome🥵
Really ? Oo
@@ChachouLP yessss
omg he looks majestic
yeah send all the half french/korean dudes my way please
He looks like peruvian or mexican
that is what is thought too. looks very peruvian
He's gorgeous
He has no business being that gorgeous
He's so gorgeous
the same thing happens to me all the time as a half french-japanese, even though i grew up in france i speak and understand japanese like a native bc my mom always talked to me in the language and i lived for one year in japan, but all the time i return to japan a lot of people treat as if i was a complete foreigner even though i speak to them in japanese and they can see my asian features, i was bullied at school because of all of this, it’s getting better for me but yeah
I am so sorry about that it actually is hurtful really.
“…kind of” got me laughing lol
It’s ok, as a Korean American, im treated as a foreigner all the time
it’s so funny to me and weird too that even if you speak korean to a korean person most of them will continue to try to speak english if you look like a foreigner, old people are the only ones(in my experience) that sound happy you know korean and congratulate you for it
He’s beautiful 😻
I wish someone would talk English with me here in Germany. They don’t even try, like they’ll kick you out just cause you don’t know German. I have a very bad encounter with a German doctor which i don’t even wanna talk about it.
Germany is normally really nicee and respectful! At least in the City (Hamburg) where I live😅
I’m sorry to hear about your encounter and I hope you feel better. If I may ask, have you tried learning German?
@Ky Ngo yes, I finished b2. That was a few months ago when I couldn't speak so well.
Hi Minnji, sorry about your experience . It depends which city you’re living in, if you’re in Berlin, Frankfurt, Hamburg, Munich where English is mostly spoken by most people because of international communities. However I can help you. We might be in different cities but communication is communication right? 😉
I'm sorry idk why this made me laugh 😭
Sooooo true! Especially when I use 사투리 they are so confused 😂
He's gorgeous 🤩
All of sudden why the algorithm showed me this channel’s vids. But when i looked at the comments, everyone was whining about korean beauty standards and colors blah blah blah. Then in this video all the comments that i can see were how handsome he is. What a hilarious things are happening in this channel 😂
Me too 💀
Exactly!
People act like they dont have beauty standards in heir own country lol
Look at all those celebrities in hollywood getting cheekbone fillers and brazilian buttlift and tanning themselves all the time (honestly, look at the Kardashians and all those kardashian wannabes on social media lol)
And south east asians and indians themselves prefer lighter skin tone(main characters in their dramas and movies are visibly lighter-skinned), and they act like koreans are sooo racist for preferring lighter and clear skin...
If you paid attention, listened and used this opportunity to understand another person’s situation you‘d learn something. But you choose to be sarcastic and dismissive 🤷🏼♂️just like other Koreans being defensive in the comment section!!!
@@mnm7647 주의를 기울이고 경청을 한다면 이 풍자속에서 넌 더 많은걸 배울 수 있겠지. 근데 넌 무시하고 비꼬기를 시전했지 댓글섹션의 다른 편협한 사람들처럼 😊
@@user-jg8td4dh2x ENGLISH!!!!
The cheekbones! Ugh 😩 *chef’s kiss*
Not to be weird but he's so handsome😅
As a half Korean, I can relate with this. This is how I am always treated in Korea
That’s how it is with me being Yemeni/African American. Some folks will say mean or slick insults thinking I don’t speak Arabic but the look of shock and embarrassment on their faces when I reply in Arabic is my payoff lol
Mask or sunglasses. This dude can switch his identity within seconds. ❤😂
He looks so attractive
Can you give us he's @ respectfully I just want to like his picture he's handsome
I FEEL HIM OMFG
I'm also half Korean(half white) and its a really annoying when people who know I'm half Korean and I've spoken to them in korean keep talking to me in English like bro you're struggling more than I am and then when I'm struggling a bit in speaking they start translating everything they say and its like the most simple stuff like I understand you fine talking is just a bit harder for me😭😭
I would have guessed hispanic/latino. Either way, very handsome! Love his hair.
He got this whole section lit up!!!! Gorgeous Man...
It’s okay to admire their looks
But for any guys or people viewing this and feeling like maybe they don’t measure up, or wish they were considered as socially attractive
Just remember looks aren’t everything
He seems like a nice person ^^
But don’t compare yourself to others
Especially in social media
It doesn’t matter how you look we should all be treated with love
Respect
And know how worthy we are regardless
Just a random comment
But no hate to them it’s interesting what their experience is
People just want to be treated normally even if you are mixed race
Thank you💙
In the US I am Filipino. In the Philippines I am American. It is what it is lol.
Now this mix…its good 😂❤
I lived in Korea for 5 years and I never saw this man. I'm mad.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
he looks like from south asia rather than east which is really interesting... superb genetics for sure
His features are western.
Definitely not
Not really South Asian, even they he could pass
so if he looks east asian then he's genetics aren't superb ? ok
Thiers nothing about him that looks south Asian and although he may not look that east asian by first glance knowing his ethnicity you can see the oriental mix
He is flippin gorgeous sheesh!
I'm just so jealous of his entire existence, how is this man so aggravating fine 😂😭💕
bro they both look all set and ready to be cast for the Spiderverse live-action movie
Two good looking men 🙂
I mean that's cute, they like to match your language
That’s actúally really sad, and there’s nothing he could do about it. It motivates me to not do the same and treat everyone based on how I see THEY feel most comfortable, not how I would feel most comfortable talking to them.
He looks like my Mexican friend
How about just treating him like a human being?
✨Damn, he’s handsome✨
Regardless of his nationality he is extremely handsome.
He looks Peruvian lmao
My son is half Korean half British. I don’t know if it’s any better but in the past I heard some awful stories from others who are in the similar situation so ultimately I had to fold my dream to going back to Korea and stayed in England in the end. I don’t regret any of it but the only thing I do regret is that I didn’t encourage my son to speak Korean more. I hardly speak it myself so it’s really hard to encourage others to do so.
Are you Korean?
whatever he is, i want him…
BRO IS SO HANDSOME😭😭
He looks gorgeous!
bro is majestic
To me he just looks French.....🤣🤣🤣🤣
Like a typical north african
HES SO ATTRACTIVE OMG
People are jealous of this gorgeous man . Everyone is different.❤
He’s double handsome
Half Korean, half French..100% fine as hell
Edit: Damn, I thought I was clever and ish, then my high ass read the comments..I didnt delete tho😂 Hope this made someone else chuckle 🫶🏼
I’m sorry his gorgeous face was distracting 🤣🤣🤩🤩
a korean in the streets and a foreigner in the sheets you feel me
Le mec c une bombe 😭😭😭
Your videos are great bro! Keep making great content
That bro breathes
The whole comment section simps
That french accent tho😚
He's cute❤
Il est tellement beau je meurs
I think we're looking at the next contender for worlds most beautiful mixbreed
He’s so beautiful 🥺
Honestly this is what foreigners in other countries deal with everyday. Its not only a korean problem. I deal with the same problem when I tell someone english isnt my first language although im fluent.
No this is not what foreigners deal with in western countries today! Only in the most racist countries in the world and Korea is one of them.
Also he looks almost completely European. When he’s in Europe people will just think he’s a native Caucasian. So regardless he would face nothing there when he looks completely French
@@AndreasViking1 No Im saying people that dont look caucasian experience this in european countries. Ofc this guy wont experience that in France because he looks french and is fluent in french. People who dont look european and have an accent will experience that.
@@eyan12 it’s possible that some might but in Europe i know most people nowadays are not racist or xenophobic whatsoever to non Europeans. There is nowhere that is more racially tolerant and accepting, so you can’t compare east Asia to Western Europe whatsoever.
Also most Europeans when seeing a foreigner nowadays they look at them with a lovely interest in them because they enjoy seeing different people. In Korea if you asked the same type of person looking at a foreigner, they would give you a completely different xenophobic or racist answer compared to Europeans.
Europe today is not how it was historically, east Asia is exactly as bad as it’s always been
Idk what it is with koreans and French people, even when you're speaking to them fluently in their language when you're a foreigner thats how they treat you.
Half French and half Korean
Man got best or both worlds man
I've had a couple of times where I was with my Korean boyfriend and I'd go to purchase something or order food and the person would speak to my boyfriend even though i was the one buying the thing. I'd then reply in Korean while my boyfriend just kinda stayed quiet and let me do my thing and they'd still speak directly to my boyfriend as if I didn't know Korean 😒