Let’s feature his dad in his standups imagine two people on the stage and one saying jimmy when you were a kid and rest of stuff and starts roasting each other
For several years I worked in a music store owned by an older Asian woman. She was BRUTAL with her bluntness and honesty with the staff…and I loved it. It was hilarious. She never meant any of it to be cruel, she just thought it was the best way to communicate and she knew what and how she wanted things done. Our turn over rate with employees was so high though because they were mostly young white music nerds who didn’t know how to take it. During cold/flu season right before the holidays she would buy everyone a giant Costco pack of vitamin C drink mix and demand we drink it every day so we didn’t get sick during the busy season. She would personally ask us all every day if we had drunk it. If we said no she would make us one right there and watch us drink it. To her credit, I didn’t get sick. 😂
Its so sad that a majority of Asian parents are so critical of their kids. They think they are helping them be successful, but their idea of success sounds pretty f'ing miserable..!
@@robyn8842 I mean, most Asians joke around with their parents(At least I do) because they know that their parents mean the best for you and your future. It's kinda motivating though also stressful and worry what would happen if you don't meet their expectations.
I worked with a hilariously blunt Chinese lady. One day I'd gone a bit too heavy with the black eyeliner. She just stared at me & said: "What happened to your eyes?? You look like pirate!" 😂
That's hilarious. Reminded me of my mom too. She often blunt - not meant to insult someone, just tend to say things outloud without censoring. She learned to be a bit more diplomatic (i.e. stay quiet and don't say anything) after living for a while in Western country.
@@omgjohn3217 Just because what you believe in can't be proven false doesn't mean that it is legitimate. There is neither evidence against or for the existence of God, which is easily explainable. For example, I could make the arguement that there is higher power that created humanity which happens to be an invisible spaghetti monster. How would you go about proving that this arguement is false. Just as hard it is to prove it wrong, it is just as hard to prove it right. However, how would you feel about seeing millions of people praying to the Great Spaghetti Monster, sacrificing animals and people as well as dedicating their entire lives to the cause. Is it really worth using this much time and effort for something that you can't even prove to be real? Let me tell you the truth, you likely won't like it. Religions, including Christianity, were invented in the first place to provide answers to early humans about what everything is since science was so underdeveloped and unpopular back then. The reason why these things were made up is because of the overwhelming feeling of anxiety and fright that the concept of death created. This is the main driver of religions, and it is what these religions revolve around.
Many years ago our neighbors across the street brought their elderly parents from China to visit. They were very quiet and walked together daily. They wore simple dark colored clothing, much like a uniform. If I saw them I would wave and say hello. They politely nodded. One day I started work on a garden project to create a circle of plantings around our front tree. I was swinging my pick and making headway when I noticed the elderly gentleman watching me through his front window, then his front porch, then he was walking towards me. He nodded and took the pick out of my hands and proceeded to swing away! Try as I may, he would not give me back my tool! He was happy and smiling and having a great time. I just watched. He dug out my entire circular bed, through massive tree roots, in record time. The look of exhilaration on his face as he handed me back the pick was priceless! Before going back across the street he taught me to say hello. After that, we both waved and always exchanged hearty ni hao’s!
😂😂 same with my mom. Growing up she was always telling me that I had to do something with my pimples and I was always telling her that I didn't care if I had them or not
Well, im fully Okinawan, my both parents are Okinawan and im 27, one day im gonna be a mother and grandma, i think we need to value our heritage and teach our children that strict parents were not a Okinawan thing but a horrible taught by the Japanese colonizers that made our ancestors act like that. Okinawan people were peaceful people before Japan invaded and took illegal our island.
@@lalahana111 Absolutely, however for my grandmother I think that’s only half true, the other half is that she was born to a family of farmers on the island and she had it very rough growing up.
OMG, OMG, OMG. We are Scottish. But my mother was exactly like his. "What did you pay for that blouse? They saw you coming" She never said "hello" to me when I would visit. She'd just look me up and down and say "what have you done to your hair? Sort it out" at 7 or 8 I ran home one-day crying with a badly skinned knee. "Look out, look out, wipe that blood before it gets on your sock!" Is there a Chinese word for battleaxe?
I was once stopped in a checkpoint with my Japanese grandma in the backseat. With the back window open she said to the officer: "I dare you can catch a robber with your big belly". He laughed and dismissed us.
I’m a Japanese and my mom is exact same kind of person like Jimmy’s mother. I’ve been having a hard time about the relationship with her, but he just told me how to. I just need laugh at it!!! Just assume they are from different generation. Thank you Jimmy!
Honestly, younger Asian people tend to be most polite people you’ll ever meet, and older Asian people tend to be the most rude people you’ll ever meet. I think they get to a certain age and just can’t hold it in any more and it all comes out.
I love how these comments are like group therapy for kids of Asian parents. I remember doing my final wedding dress fitting (AKA my dream dress) and it fit perfectly. My mom and aunties were there. My mom busts out “that dress is pretty but you could lose 10 lbs” and all the aunties nodded in agreement. That one took a year of therapy to undo… 💕 Jimmy Yang for bringing some laughter to the pain 🙏🏽
I’m sorry for this, this is terribly stupid, in my family culture no one wants to be skinny and I’m glad cause I’m not loosing weight for no one I’m 5’1 145 lbs a black woman whose family roots is from New Orleans but currently resides in Atlanta and goal is to gain 20 more pounds and be “THICK”. Also I have Korean Godparents and they’re so nice blunt and brutal but never would say those things to me. I better hand something off with 2 hands tho 😅.
Even when you are rich, beautiful, wonderfuly married, have a good son and daughter, if you're an Asian, your parents will say: "yeaah, but she can't cook"
"Asian parents, they're way too honest, so every pep talk just sounds like an insult." OMG SO TRUE. Bless my mom, she really tries, she thinks she's being supportive but telling me I just need to rank the best I can because my best isn't that good really isn't the pep talk I needed.
My husband is Chinese raised in NY by his China born father. This is so hilarious and spot on. We fought for 18 years about how he was too harsh in raising our son. Lol.
@@Rakin1421 That’s another Asian thing that you go on with the spouse without thinking of quitting. There’s more misery in divorce than there is in marriage.
@@ramabapat omg right... Like why stay married when you're fighting but no... Fighting is part of it... Getting married is basically you finding that one person you wanna fight with for the rest of your life... And it's kind of romantic in a twisted way lol
@@Rakin1421 I bet when she says "fighting", it's not so much in the literal sense, more like arguing or bickering over a certain issue. She prob meant it in a joking manner.
I've had the opposite asian parents, as both my mom and dad were dropouts. they always told me it was okay to drop out, so rebelled against them by going to grad school.🤓
@@nathancalvert6757 well, life is hard in any country. And there are countries that don't prioritise a high school diploma to get a job. Japan is one of them.
If I remember correctly it's the Chinese version of John Malkovich (like both chief scientist) and he's telling John that they are doing seismic studies on the moon so please don't come near their base thank you
I really admire him for being thick skinned enough to look back and make fun of Asian parenting. But actually living through it in real life was a nightmare for me.
My parents passed more than a decade ago but the violent flashback at that first, "o-yo" had me abort a scream into the whistle range😂😂😂 pretty sure the neighbor's dog is traumatized for life now.
o-yo or ay-ya (interchangeable) is essentially just “oh dear” or the chinese version of “jesus christ” or “my god” in translation. Generally it’s used before you point out something about someone, an example would be “ay-ya 你看你一下你的头发呀！为什么你真么胖啊？”
My Japanese grandma said I would never marry cause I can't peel a potato. Told her I was already married. Her response? That's why you're divorced, you can't peel a potato correctly. Thanks grandma.
@overthinking'i yenme birliği Far away,Central America,Costa Rica to be precise Small country,very small,like,im certain any state in the U.S. is more than three times the size of the country Here Costa Rican is the nationality and we speak spanish,not as interesting,i know
@overthinking'i yenme birliği Your assumption is correct To clarify there is this mission to find a guy,whom is referred as "The" Azerbaijani Thus i assumed Azerbaijani was like a title of some sort
Jimmy is sooo funny! I laugh until I cry listening to him!!! My bff's mom was Filipino and she was brutally honest all the time, lol. ☺☺☺ I miss her dearly, you always knew where you stood w/ her❤❤❤
Anything I say about your grammar pales in comparison to what your mom would tell you, so here it is: when you are talking about something that belongs to your mom, it is your “mom’s” (my mom’s face); the past-tense of “shame” is “shamed,” and when you’re talking about more than one bully, you should say “bullies.”
@@nathancalvert6757 there a grammar police here. But thanks for the lesson anyway. There 2 type of person in the world. 1. Very detail 2. I know on the grammar stuff but life is too short for me to care about these little s or spelling kind of thing
@@jonathanlau7673 3 types of people: 1. Native English speakers 2. Non-native English speakers who try to sound like native speakers so they can be understood 3. Non-native English speakers who don’t care about being understood
@@nathancalvert6757 nah，i just don't want when I die. The only thing i am proud of is how many spelling I got it right, how many s I got it right. There so much more important thing to care about.
I did a google image search for Kumon after he talked about it. The first few images were the logo (which really is awful) and the next was that of a crying child. o__o
He’s hilarious 😂😂 my parents being 1st Gen immigrants were always frugal, but recent few years my dad’s investments done very well so in his words, he’s “DECENT” now. I suggested for him to check out Whole Foods, an hour later he returned with NOTHING purchased 😂 “you didn’t tell me what a rip off this place was”. Oh man, u gotta love/hate old asian people lol.
That's because what you call Whole Foods, in China and many parts of the world is just some lady with a tent and a bunch of boxes full of food in the middle of the street 😂
Whole foods is a massive ripoff though - charging 6$ for a bottle of water with a few stalks of asparagus in it. It’s a laugh and a half that anybody shops there, especially since there are tons of minority owned produce stores where you can get a huge variety of vegetables/grains/spices for really cheap, without needing to ever set foot in a Walmart.
@@ms.annthropic6341 there’s also nothing wrong with setting foot in Wal-Mart. They now have a lot of organic groceries as well which is what Whole Foods specializes in.
Love, love this show. Jimmy is so spot on! I have Asian parents and since we were kids, my Mom would always tell us we were fat and needed to eat less rice. And if her friends complimented you, then she would always minimize it (Asians pretending to be humble) and say “oh, she’s not that pretty) lol….. The older Dad walking always with his hands behind his back is so my Dad!!! Hahaha
In Korea, the poor kids grow up being told their too fat then told to eat more, especially rice and meat, at dinner time. One of my students had to go to the ER multiple times because her mom kept making her eat more food 😵💫
Ashley, you’re right on about the idea of being humble. My mom said it was bad luck to say that your child was pretty or beautiful. So of course they are driven to find your faults.
I'm not Asian, but this bit is so true. One of my aunts is Korean. Whenever I see her she asks if I have a boyfriend. If yes then it's "that's because you American, democracy so even the girls with bad hair and big legs can get boyfriend." thanks. If no then "oh a pretty girl like you should have boyfriend. Straighten your hair and learn how wear makeup then you get boyfriend.". Again, thanks.
I was in a local fabric store last week. The owner, a lovely Chinese gentleman has had his jam packed little shop for years. I asked for 5 meters of tape from a roll on the shelf. No! Buy the one outside on the table much better deal to buy the whole spool for$10. Much better deal. I thought of Jimmy's parents in that moment and waited till I left the shop with my giant spool of tape. Tape that was a good deal. Oh Jimmy
😂 relatable! My mom in Thailand who didn’t see me a year or so, each trip home, the first thing came out of her mouth was “you got fat”. 😅😂 All I could say “I love and miss you too mum” 😂❤
My Grandma would flat out say I was fat as a kid. I became self conscious and tried to diet. She'd get offended when I didn't eat much, and would stare intently when I did eat. When I asked why she kept staring, she said it made her happy watching family eat and enjoy her cooking - then would make me eat more! And still call me fat! 😭 Yes... my Grandma was Asian...
My Filipino aunties kept telling me how fat I was when I came home from college. So I learned how to say “we are all fat” in Tagalog. They had no comeback hahaha
I admire his talent that he could turn these Asian styles to funny jokes and made them popular in a good way. Personally, I hate my parents and relatives treating me this way and always wanted to shut myself from any gatherings.
My parents and relatives are always nice and kind to me. But I got to know some older Asian female friends who think they can make fun of me and have the right to be nosy about me and my life. They spend their time to wonder what I do with my time. Hah!
We went to some Chinese friends house for drinks at New Year's and one guest was really annoying everyone and the wife says to him "you go now" 😁 now we always say it as a joke to each other 😁
Once I was partnered with this all Chinese student. He never came to Australia and he wasn’t fluent in English. One day I came to school in a jumper. It was really baggy and my jeans were ripped, in trend. He asked me “ Why do you look like homeless? “ 😂
My mom still totally does that. She doesn’t give a shit where we are, who is around, what we are doing, she will tell me i look homeless and to go wash my ass then laugh at me in my face. It’s great. My mom’s gangster.
@@wintermatherne2524 As someone who witnessed this kind of situations let me tell ya I never thought less of the person because of what their parents said,if anything i thought less of the parents for publicly humilliating their kids
At our rehearsal dinner for our wedding, we were in front of our wedding party, sponsors and friends/family thanking everybody for being a part of our special day. My Filipino Mom abruptly stops me mid-sentence pointing out the blemish on my chin! I was mortified! The Tiger Mom struggle is real!
Asian parents are the best. Though their parenting method seems to be tough and rough, they prepare us to face even the hardest problem when we grow up. They work hard and give us a lot of advice that build strength ❤❤
That is why Asians are the inconvenient race in the US when the politicians talk about racism and white supremacy, they always skip Asians, which is doing better than whites.
I still remember my chinese friend in school when we were 12 having a full mental breakdown because she was bad at math and she was jealous that I was better at it than her, me being a non asian. I always felt bad for my asian friends who had a mountain of pressure on them from such a young age to be over achievers. I saw what it did to them and it was super sad. Glad some of you can make jokes about it and have gotten through the insane parenting!
Most of these kids end up doing pretty well in life. We think the parents are just being strict but they might know their kids better than we do. I knew one Asian kid who railed against his parents’ micromanagement of his school and his life but they did him a favor because he was such an undisciplined and lazy person he needed that micromanagement. His other siblings were left alone because they pretty much did everything themselves and did things well. In the end he told me it was a good thing they were on his ass because he wouldn’t have the success he has now (manufacturing engineer) if they would have gave him no pressure. So, different strokes for different folks
@@rjframe4410 can't imagine needing something that whole foods sells. Of course my children are grown and I'm only feeding myself. Also, I'm not cheap, I'm frugal. 🤣
I am from Asia Uzbekistan, many things in common. Oh yuo it was alarming sign for every kids in our village 😀 and parents blunt in opinion. I am also “jobless, homeless” in my dresses when I visit my relatives.
I recently visited my in law's place and the first thing my mom in law told my wife was "wah, are you pregnant or are you getting fatter?" I laughed so hard.
This is triggering my PTSD. I grew up with this kind of criticism and tbh it’s very hard to hear as a 11 years old girl. Ofc it’s funny to hear when someone shares it but reminding yourself that this happened to you is sad. For instance, he says that old Asian women tells you what’s wrong with your face. Well this happened several times. 1) when I was little, my mom’s friends told me that I was dirty and that she had to burn my skin of because I had freckles (it’s bad to have freckles in Asia) 2) another time, I was at the dentist a random woman came up to me that I was filthy because of my freckles 3) I went to buy ice cream. The ice cream woman complimented me and tells me, face on, « you could be even prettier and compete for an award if you get rid of your freckles ». Like WTF I DON’T KNOW YOU 😂 BUT OK 😂😂😂 THANKS FOR THE FEEDBACK 4) lastly, I eat with my parents. I was starving because I was on my period. I serve myself a second time. My mom gave me a side eye and tells me « haven’t you eaten enough? ». Then tells her friends in front of my face « see how big her stomach is? ». Good luck telling your Asian parents that these kind of actions and words are very disruptive and worsen your mental health 😂 heck I’m seeing a psychologist who tells me that my mom is toxic AF. When I told my dad about it and when I tried to make my mom understand that she needs to be less blunt, I get shout at saying that I need to change doctors, that I should go on Xanax and stop looking at my problems only… Yes this is their way of showing love and showing that they care for us. But it’s toxic af and we can’t keep on making excuses for them and keep on taking the hits. I admire those who can stand this and not be affected by Asian parents words and actions because I can’t. I have panick attacks every time I have to come back to Asia to see them.
My dad had a super strong accent. And he would get all the American sayings wrong. One day we were watching TV , and Ricky Martin was on the tube. This was before he came out. My dad immediately says why doesn’t he just come out the window? We all can see he’s gay. I tried to explain that it’s coming out of the closet. He just said the same thing. It was hilarious!!! So, I just let it ride.
OMG.... this made me laugh so hard! The part of the bit about 'older Asian ladies'. I dated an Asian girl in HS decades ago (oh so many decades) and her grandmother was BRUTAL, and my girlfriend, her brother, and her parents seemed somewhat embarrassed, but I loved it. She was awesome.
Unsure if Kumon teaches sexagesimal (base 60) math, but Jimmy needs a little help there: 10:00 - 07:57 = 02:03 . Segment could be timed for typical commercial breaks.
Well he says like 4 swear words, talks about stealing and j****** off.. So.... No.. Not good clean fun. If you can't watch it with a 6 year old that repeats things in front of strangers, or with a pastor, then it's not good clean fun.😂
@@theonlytruetuhlulah9062 You have a very good point. I wasn't thinking in terms of children watching and repeating. For me it's good clean fun especially compared to the other stuff that's out there.
It’s a badge of honour to my children when they come home from shopping and everything was a good deal/ on sale. If they get a job that has a discount I make them a cake. 😂
This is me. I'm still too scared to buy gifts for them because my parents always say I was ripped off and it was a bad deal. Especially anything food related. It's like some sort of exam. They ask me the price and check the freshness and taste and comment on it. T^T
Everything from Costco, good deal, calculator, watered down soap, math camp, not saying how much they love your, and what is wrong with your body all true for an Indian parents too. 🤣
My mom didn't tell me what was wrong with my face. She just kept telling me to "fix your face." But she did tell me what wrong with everything else. I once asked her why she was so critical. She said, "because I love you." So then I said, "why can't you just lie to me?" And she said, "I cannot tell a lie." I have low self esteem because my mom loves me and has strong a moral compass. I can't find fault in that.
I worked with an asian girl. The whole "they'll tell you what's wrong with your face, to your face" is 1000% true. It was always funny when she'd compliment me then immediately backhand me with an insult 😂😂
I love the way he says “Jimmya” in his parents voices
Jimmya! ... _Oyoh..._
I literally forgot his name and searched up jimmya to find him xD
its jimmy ah but they say it fast
South Park.
„Jimmy ah!“ actually….
I looked up his dad and holy shit, he wasn't kidding. His dad has been in like 8 TV shows since 2013
Let’s feature his dad in his standups imagine two people on the stage and one saying jimmy when you were a kid and rest of stuff and starts roasting each other
Hilarious 😂😂😂
@@ifyourepeatalieoftenenough8500 it will be when he feature his dad
When did shit become Holy..?
There ain't no fucking way 💀
Asian parents r just built different
For several years I worked in a music store owned by an older Asian woman. She was BRUTAL with her bluntness and honesty with the staff…and I loved it. It was hilarious. She never meant any of it to be cruel, she just thought it was the best way to communicate and she knew what and how she wanted things done. Our turn over rate with employees was so high though because they were mostly young white music nerds who didn’t know how to take it.
During cold/flu season right before the holidays she would buy everyone a giant Costco pack of vitamin C drink mix and demand we drink it every day so we didn’t get sick during the busy season. She would personally ask us all every day if we had drunk it. If we said no she would make us one right there and watch us drink it. To her credit, I didn’t get sick. 😂
hilarious )) thanks for sharing this story!
I would love her as a boss 😂
Amazing boss !
😂😂😂 this is amazing
That’s a great story! LOL !
We know that comedy comes out of pain. It’s no wonder so many comedians do jokes about their families. And it’s all relatable.
Its so sad that a majority of Asian parents are so critical of their kids. They think they are helping them be successful, but their idea of success sounds pretty f'ing miserable..!
@@robyn8842 I mean, most Asians joke around with their parents(At least I do) because they know that their parents mean the best for you and your future. It's kinda motivating though also stressful and worry what would happen if you don't meet their expectations.
It's the easiest, especially with Asian parents. From personal experience.
@@robyn8842 they want their kids to grow up to be the perfect image that they had but can't achieve as a kid
aand the cycle continues
That's true, but our parents beat us for disciplinary purposes only 😂😂😂😂😂😂
I worked with a hilariously blunt Chinese lady. One day I'd gone a bit too heavy with the black eyeliner. She just stared at me & said: "What happened to your eyes?? You look like pirate!" 😂
LOL your comment literally made me LOL!
Bwahahaha!!!
That's hilarious. Reminded me of my mom too. She often blunt - not meant to insult someone, just tend to say things outloud without censoring. She learned to be a bit more diplomatic (i.e. stay quiet and don't say anything) after living for a while in Western country.
Omg you just made my day 🤣
That's hilarious 😂
"You doctor yet?"
"No, dad, I'm 12."
"Talk to me when you doctor!"
BAHAHAHAHA
family guy 😭
Family Guy 😂
Fr, can relate
I'm your 1k like
I love when he acted out how his dad walks with his hand behind his lower back like that lol
It's when he looks over his glasses that gets me 🤣
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@@gagex6345 well that's debatable. even the best scientist can't be certain of that question.
@@omgjohn3217 Just because what you believe in can't be proven false doesn't mean that it is legitimate. There is neither evidence against or for the existence of God, which is easily explainable. For example, I could make the arguement that there is higher power that created humanity which happens to be an invisible spaghetti monster. How would you go about proving that this arguement is false. Just as hard it is to prove it wrong, it is just as hard to prove it right. However, how would you feel about seeing millions of people praying to the Great Spaghetti Monster, sacrificing animals and people as well as dedicating their entire lives to the cause. Is it really worth using this much time and effort for something that you can't even prove to be real?
Let me tell you the truth, you likely won't like it. Religions, including Christianity, were invented in the first place to provide answers to early humans about what everything is since science was so underdeveloped and unpopular back then. The reason why these things were made up is because of the overwhelming feeling of anxiety and fright that the concept of death created. This is the main driver of religions, and it is what these religions revolve around.
@@omgjohn3217 It's certain he wasn't European. It's certain he didn't speak any European languages.
And it's certain his name isn't Jesus Christos
my dad once told me that my face was 'democratic'. that all the parts, eyes nose etc were very 'freely' placed. yes. i have asian parents.
well that's freedom of speech for you
I'm laughing left 🤣
😂😂 that's hot.
Damn, that was savage and creative.
Imagine the destruction if they're given freedom of speech on a large scale.
"Aiyooo what happened to your face you used to be pretty" - first thing my mom said after I come back from college 😂😭
OMG that's exactly what my family said. Except, they said that I COULD have been pretty, lol😂
Many years ago our neighbors across the street brought their elderly parents from China to visit. They were very quiet and walked together daily. They wore simple dark colored clothing, much like a uniform. If I saw them I would wave and say hello. They politely nodded. One day I started work on a garden project to create a circle of plantings around our front tree. I was swinging my pick and making headway when I noticed the elderly gentleman watching me through his front window, then his front porch, then he was walking towards me. He nodded and took the pick out of my hands and proceeded to swing away! Try as I may, he would not give me back my tool! He was happy and smiling and having a great time. I just watched. He dug out my entire circular bed, through massive tree roots, in record time. The look of exhilaration on his face as he handed me back the pick was priceless! Before going back across the street he taught me to say hello. After that, we both waved and always exchanged hearty ni hao’s!
That’s so sweet! 😊
It probably bothered him that you weren't doing it right, so he had to step in, take over 😆
How wonderful!
😅🙏 Ni Hao!
Those parents are very bored especially in a community with few Chinese people , most of them can’t drive and speak in English. 😂
so true. first thing that my mum said after she hasn't seen me over 10yrs whilst I was in another country was "U got so many pimples in your face"😢😢😢
Well at least you can gamble.... cause your mouth is "Free Tibet" (free ta-bet)
@@GregMoress Was already freed in 1951
yup no filter lol!!
😂😂 same with my mom. Growing up she was always telling me that I had to do something with my pimples and I was always telling her that I didn't care if I had them or not
Don’t feel bad. Black parents do that s*** too 😄
Love this guy, he’s so relatable! My grandmother is from Okinawa, I’ve had the honorable displeasure of living through a lot of his stand up material.
I feel you, bro! 😒🙄
Well, im fully Okinawan, my both parents are Okinawan and im 27, one day im gonna be a mother and grandma, i think we need to value our heritage and teach our children that strict parents were not a Okinawan thing but a horrible taught by the Japanese colonizers that made our ancestors act like that. Okinawan people were peaceful people before Japan invaded and took illegal our island.
@@lalahana111 Absolutely, however for my grandmother I think that’s only half true, the other half is that she was born to a family of farmers on the island and she had it very rough growing up.
OMG, OMG, OMG. We are Scottish. But my mother was exactly like his. "What did you pay for that blouse? They saw you coming" She never said "hello" to me when I would visit. She'd just look me up and down and say "what have you done to your hair? Sort it out" at 7 or 8 I ran home one-day crying with a badly skinned knee. "Look out, look out, wipe that blood before it gets on your sock!" Is there a Chinese word for battleaxe?
🤣
This guy is great. Very cool demeanor. Even if im not laughing out loud every minute, it’s very enjoyable and entertaining. Good story teller
@@bryandiaz4162 💀
@@bryandiaz4162 - it takes time for the jokes to build up. No fools out there laughing at the set up to a punchline
I think he did it on purpose, maybe to see her reactions 😅
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Dragon Boat Lychee Boba Festival is a greatest excuses....😛😜
I was once stopped in a checkpoint with my Japanese grandma in the backseat. With the back window open she said to the officer: "I dare you can catch a robber with your big belly". He laughed and dismissed us.
😂😂😂😂😂
This made my day
Mine too😂
I’m a Japanese and my mom is exact same kind of person like Jimmy’s mother. I’ve been having a hard time about the relationship with her, but he just told me how to. I just need laugh at it!!! Just assume they are from different generation. Thank you Jimmy!
I was a cashier at a Japanese restaurant for five years and the manager was a Japanese lady. She was very sweet but also brutally honest.
Honestly, younger Asian people tend to be most polite people you’ll ever meet, and older Asian people tend to be the most rude people you’ll ever meet. I think they get to a certain age and just can’t hold it in any more and it all comes out.
i can't wait for the time where my asian personality evolves into stage 2
@@ryanc2286 Maybe it’ll be some sort of Pokemon evolution thing. And you’ll suddenly blurt out “FUCK you’re ugly” at someone lol
Not Duc Nguyen from Meadow View Elementary School’s 2018 graduating class. My childhood rival was a total dick.
Or it’s the younger generation overcompensating… just the pendulum swinging the other way.
It’s not rude if it’s the truth! 😂😅
I love how these comments are like group therapy for kids of Asian parents. I remember doing my final wedding dress fitting (AKA my dream dress) and it fit perfectly. My mom and aunties were there. My mom busts out “that dress is pretty but you could lose 10 lbs” and all the aunties nodded in agreement. That one took a year of therapy to undo… 💕 Jimmy Yang for bringing some laughter to the pain 🙏🏽
That's just 4.5kg, not so hard to do.. but also could have altered the dress. You'll be ok, not worth the expense of one year of therapy
@@deeb.9250 Maybe something that is also easy to do is to NOT belittle other's experiences.
@@deeb.9250 seems like to me you’ve never had to deal with parents and relatives crushing ur self-esteem and always hating urself 😂
@@deeb.9250 You know what *is* hard to do? Writing a response as tone deaf as yours. 🙄😂
I’m sorry for this, this is terribly stupid, in my family culture no one wants to be skinny and I’m glad cause I’m not loosing weight for no one I’m 5’1 145 lbs a black woman whose family roots is from New Orleans but currently resides in Atlanta and goal is to gain 20 more pounds and be “THICK”. Also I have Korean Godparents and they’re so nice blunt and brutal but never would say those things to me. I better hand something off with 2 hands tho 😅.
Even when you are rich, beautiful, wonderfuly married, have a good son and daughter, if you're an Asian, your parents will say: "yeaah, but she can't cook"
Cannot get over what you just said
There is always something wrong with you no matter what🤣
agreed!!!
Or when you are driving a Telsa, they will say, "Oh, XXX's son drives a
Lamborghini"
Hahahahaha 😂😂😂 so true!!!!
"Asian parents, they're way too honest, so every pep talk just sounds like an insult." OMG SO TRUE. Bless my mom, she really tries, she thinks she's being supportive but telling me I just need to rank the best I can because my best isn't that good really isn't the pep talk I needed.
Just love that slowly walking away with the hand behind his back :D
My husband is Chinese raised in NY by his China born father. This is so hilarious and spot on. We fought for 18 years about how he was too harsh in raising our son. Lol.
fighting for 18 years, sounds bad
@@Rakin1421 That’s another Asian thing that you go on with the spouse without thinking of quitting. There’s more misery in divorce than there is in marriage.
@@ramabapat omg right... Like why stay married when you're fighting but no... Fighting is part of it... Getting married is basically you finding that one person you wanna fight with for the rest of your life... And it's kind of romantic in a twisted way lol
@@silvermariebrodit-ramos because the alternative (divorce and post-divorce) is scary….
@@Rakin1421 I bet when she says "fighting", it's not so much in the literal sense, more like arguing or bickering over a certain issue. She prob meant it in a joking manner.
I've had the opposite asian parents, as both my mom and dad were dropouts. they always told me it was okay to drop out, so rebelled against them by going to grad school.🤓
Wow you really gottem there lol
Lmao man you got played!
I rebelled against my hippie parents by not doing drugs lol
Wait does that kind of Asian parent actually exist or are you just joking?
@@nathancalvert6757 well, life is hard in any country. And there are countries that don't prioritise a high school diploma to get a job. Japan is one of them.
Jimmy's dad actually has a cameo on the Netflix show "Space Force" in which Jimmy has a role. His dad's scene is of him talking with John Malkovich!
Omg, I'm going to have to rewatch and look for it. Is it at the Chinese dinner?
If I remember correctly it's the Chinese version of John Malkovich (like both chief scientist) and he's telling John that they are doing seismic studies on the moon so please don't come near their base thank you
Man, i love that series... Too bad it was cancelled..
Gotta rewatch
Such an epic scene!
I really admire him for being thick skinned enough to look back and make fun of Asian parenting. But actually living through it in real life was a nightmare for me.
ur not a wimp now tho are ya! thank ur parents for that
You’ll look back and laugh someday too.
He's coping with humour 😂
Me rn T^T
It's why I have depression.
But somehow, the point parents asked and you followed are probably the most benefit for easier life.
He's a good storyteller. The "I almost died" line got me.
My parents passed more than a decade ago but the violent flashback at that first, "o-yo" had me abort a scream into the whistle range😂😂😂 pretty sure the neighbor's dog is traumatized for life now.
What does “o-yo” mean?
o-yo or ay-ya (interchangeable) is essentially just “oh dear” or the chinese version of “jesus christ” or “my god” in translation. Generally it’s used before you point out something about someone, an example would be “ay-ya 你看你一下你的头发呀！为什么你真么胖啊？”
Thats too funny that this same word means the same thing in a language in india called malyalam, i use it all the time 😂😭
@@HopeUnquenchable _Oi yuh_ is a small version of "oh my god". _Ai yah_ is a big version of "OH MY GOD".
@@clement_jacob is it possible it's because of a shares root? I know it's not similar languagea but exceptions exist. Just coincidence??
My Japanese grandma said I would never marry cause I can't peel a potato. Told her I was already married. Her response? That's why you're divorced, you can't peel a potato correctly. Thanks grandma.
That is so funny!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I learned to peal a potato after divorcing my Asian wife.
🤣🤣🤣🤣
MY JAPANESE GRANDMA IS LIKE: Sit properly! OI! HOW U EXPECT TO GET A MAN WITH AN ATTITUDE LIKE YOURS
Seriously, I had no idea … 😳
bro my japanese grandma is like "what are you doing? wash rice properly." and then proceed to do the same thing i did
My Mexican mom does this as well..."Your face is really ugly when you don't get enough sleep" I haven't gotten enough sleep since I can remember.
My Serbian mother too: "You are ugly when you lose weight". And she thinks it is a compliment becuse if I am overweight that's beautiful.
@overthinking'i yenme birliği I hadn't heard the word Azerbaijani since playing GTA V
Is only now i realize is not a title but a nationality
@overthinking'i yenme birliği Far away,Central America,Costa Rica to be precise
Small country,very small,like,im certain any state in the U.S. is more than three times the size of the country
Here Costa Rican is the nationality and we speak spanish,not as interesting,i know
@overthinking'i yenme birliği Your assumption is correct
To clarify there is this mission to find a guy,whom is referred as "The" Azerbaijani
Thus i assumed Azerbaijani was like a title of some sort
She is saying a fact🤣
Jimmy is sooo funny! I laugh until I cry listening to him!!! My bff's mom was Filipino and she was brutally honest all the time, lol. ☺☺☺ I miss her dearly, you always knew where you stood w/ her❤❤❤
I can’t get enough of Jimmy’s mom,
-“ur clothes look homeless!”
🤪🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣💀⚰️
His mom calling his hair gay had me laughing for about 5 minutes straight 😆
watch it again
Right? In the “Fourth grade sense of the word”, I like to say. (No connection with homosexuality, or any sexuality for that matter).
True. Lol.
His hair looks gay tho.
... and his clothes are homeless 😄
That mom *oh yo* is on point.
My mom face shame me more than all the bully I meet in my life
Anything I say about your grammar pales in comparison to what your mom would tell you, so here it is: when you are talking about something that belongs to your mom, it is your “mom’s” (my mom’s face); the past-tense of “shame” is “shamed,” and when you’re talking about more than one bully, you should say “bullies.”
@@nathancalvert6757 there a grammar police here. But thanks for the lesson anyway.
There 2 type of person in the world.
1. Very detail
2. I know on the grammar stuff but life is too short for me to care about these little s or spelling kind of thing
@@jonathanlau7673 3 types of people:
1. Native English speakers
2. Non-native English speakers who try to sound like native speakers so they can be understood
3. Non-native English speakers who don’t care about being understood
@@nathancalvert6757 nah，i just don't want when I die. The only thing i am proud of is how many spelling I got it right, how many s I got it right.
There so much more important thing to care about.
@@jonathanlau7673 I can’t understand what you’re trying to say.
I could listen to this guy tell stories about his parents all day and all night. 🤣
"Jimmy you're going to play well. Even though you're weak, you're slow and you suck"! 😂
I actually looked that "kumon learning centers" to know what they are and the face in the logo really is a pokerface HAHAHAHA
Lol, so did I! It's face matches mine whenever I have to do maths... but with less tears.
I did a google image search for Kumon after he talked about it. The first few images were the logo (which really is awful) and the next was that of a crying child. o__o
My wife is Thai. Her grandmother said...." You look much more handsome with your hat on".....I'm bald !!!!!
Oh man fuck lolol
🤣🤣🤣
Lol. Damn! ❄ cold!
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Hahahah
“Did your son teach you how to act?”
“Nono, I’m a natural.” OMFG BRUH THIS GETS ME SO BADLY
🤣😂😂🤣😂🤘🤘🤘🤘 that was too good 🎊🎉🎊🎉
Can we all appreciate the fact that Jimmy never disappointed us with his content. ❤👏👏
I think it is a blessing to get an honest answer when you ask.
He’s hilarious 😂😂 my parents being 1st Gen immigrants were always frugal, but recent few years my dad’s investments done very well so in his words, he’s “DECENT” now. I suggested for him to check out Whole Foods, an hour later he returned with NOTHING purchased 😂 “you didn’t tell me what a rip off this place was”. Oh man, u gotta love/hate old asian people lol.
I mean, he's not wrong.
That's because what you call Whole Foods, in China and many parts of the world is just some lady with a tent and a bunch of boxes full of food in the middle of the street 😂
Whole foods = whole paycheque 😂😂
Whole foods is a massive ripoff though - charging 6$ for a bottle of water with a few stalks of asparagus in it.
It’s a laugh and a half that anybody shops there, especially since there are tons of minority owned produce stores where you can get a huge variety of vegetables/grains/spices for really cheap, without needing to ever set foot in a Walmart.
@@ms.annthropic6341 there’s also nothing wrong with setting foot in Wal-Mart. They now have a lot of organic groceries as well which is what Whole Foods specializes in.
“Even tho you slow. Even tho you weak. Even tho you suck.” Same bro. Same.
Love, love this show. Jimmy is so spot on! I have Asian parents and since we were kids, my Mom would always tell us we were fat and needed to eat less rice. And if her friends complimented you, then she would always minimize it (Asians pretending to be humble) and say “oh, she’s not that pretty) lol…..
The older Dad walking always with his hands behind his back is so my Dad!!! Hahaha
In Korea, the poor kids grow up being told their too fat then told to eat more, especially rice and meat, at dinner time. One of my students had to go to the ER multiple times because her mom kept making her eat more food 😵💫
Everything you said and Jimmy said it's true.. Older chinese don't get the concept of hurting people feeling
@@koshk3224 every nationality when the people get older they have no problem telling you exactly what they think about you
@@gigid9606 it's the older generation. There is no concept of tact. When I was a child she still exactly like that.
Ashley, you’re right on about the idea of being humble. My mom said it was bad luck to say that your child was pretty or beautiful. So of course they are driven to find your faults.
I'm not Asian, but this bit is so true. One of my aunts is Korean.
Whenever I see her she asks if I have a boyfriend. If yes then it's "that's because you American, democracy so even the girls with bad hair and big legs can get boyfriend." thanks. If no then "oh a pretty girl like you should have boyfriend. Straighten your hair and learn how wear makeup then you get boyfriend.". Again, thanks.
Love how relaxed and open he is on stage
2 : 06 that "Oh-Yo" sound is sooo true 😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣. They say that in frustration 🤣🤣😂😂😂
it's aiyoh
@@hooptron9 i know...but i heard him say "oh-yo". That's why i quoted him in "..."
Yes yes. Oh yoo things make u think what is wrong
@@Ferdinand1884 EXACTLY!!!! 😂😍😂😍
I was in a local fabric store last week. The owner, a lovely Chinese gentleman has had his jam packed little shop for years. I asked for 5 meters of tape from a roll on the shelf. No! Buy the one outside on the table much better deal to buy the whole spool for$10. Much better deal. I thought of Jimmy's parents in that moment and waited till I left the shop with my giant spool of tape. Tape that was a good deal. Oh Jimmy
My asian aunt once told me “look at all the fat on your back” when i was standing in front of the kitchen sink washing my hands.
Omg! My mom once told me a have a meaty back! I was a teen 😭
@@highwaysstar hahaha, don’t you just love that ???
In Europe, we learn that Asian cultures are the most polite and then I read things like this and I don’t know what to think haha
@@kmaschke7041 they are polite, but also dead honest at the same time :)
@@highwaysstar only once? Haha
He be true on the part "when they pep talk it becomes an insult" LMAO
😂 relatable! My mom in Thailand who didn’t see me a year or so, each trip home, the first thing came out of her mouth was “you got fat”. 😅😂 All I could say “I love and miss you too mum” 😂❤
😂😂 That's the right answer!🎉🎉🎉
My Grandma would flat out say I was fat as a kid. I became self conscious and tried to diet. She'd get offended when I didn't eat much, and would stare intently when I did eat. When I asked why she kept staring, she said it made her happy watching family eat and enjoy her cooking - then would make me eat more! And still call me fat! 😭 Yes... my Grandma was Asian...
So belimia not anorexia
@@leeroberts4850 That's kinda extreme, but no. There was a much simpler solution - I just avoided eating around her unless it was food she made.
Thats hilarious!!!🤣
My Filipino aunties kept telling me how fat I was when I came home from college. So I learned how to say “we are all fat” in Tagalog. They had no comeback hahaha
I admire his talent that he could turn these Asian styles to funny jokes and made them popular in a good way. Personally, I hate my parents and relatives treating me this way and always wanted to shut myself from any gatherings.
Same here mate same..
Can feel u
My parents and relatives are always nice and kind to me. But I got to know some older Asian female friends who think they can make fun of me and have the right to be nosy about me and my life. They spend their time to wonder what I do with my time. Hah!
Its them showing love my mom will be like " you live in here? this looks like a pigsty" i kinda just think of it as her caring for me
true. true
I watch this skit every time I see it, I could probably say the whole thing by myself as I have watched it so many times.
This guy is hilarious. A natural comedian.
"do you know how to cry?" "yes, I just think about how much you suck at ping pong" I literally rofled at that.
Love when he says jimmya in he’s parents voice shit kills me every time so hilarious 😂 💀💯
@Hello there, how are you doing this blessed day?
I went to a Chinese wedding once and the two family sides were just arguing at each other from across the hall the whole night lol.
Love when he says jimmya in he’s parents voice shit kills me every time so hilarious 😂
We went to some Chinese friends house for drinks at New Year's and one guest was really annoying everyone and the wife says to him "you go now" 😁 now we always say it as a joke to each other 😁
Once I was partnered with this all Chinese student. He never came to Australia and he wasn’t fluent in English. One day I came to school in a jumper. It was really baggy and my jeans were ripped, in trend. He asked me “ Why do you look like homeless? “ 😂
As an Asian mom and having my own Asian mom....I can confirm that this is accurate! 🤣
My mom still totally does that. She doesn’t give a shit where we are, who is around, what we are doing, she will tell me i look homeless and to go wash my ass then laugh at me in my face. It’s great. My mom’s gangster.
Yep that’s why I never allow a third person along when I’m with my mom.
😂😭
@@wintermatherne2524 As someone who witnessed this kind of situations let me tell ya
I never thought less of the person because of what their parents said,if anything i thought less of the parents for publicly humilliating their kids
At our rehearsal dinner for our wedding, we were in front of our wedding party, sponsors and friends/family thanking everybody for being a part of our special day. My Filipino Mom abruptly stops me mid-sentence pointing out the blemish on my chin! I was mortified! The Tiger Mom struggle is real!
It took me over 10 years to convince my Filipino wife the kids won't die if they don't eat rice once a day.
@@drdysl3xia596 💀💀💀
Asian parents are the best. Though their parenting method seems to be tough and rough, they prepare us to face even the hardest problem when we grow up. They work hard and give us a lot of advice that build strength ❤❤
Right. Tiger parents.
Agree !
That is why Asians are the inconvenient race in the US when the politicians talk about racism and white supremacy, they always skip Asians, which is doing better than whites.
Thankyou for making me laugh & to look at things from a different angle. Very much appreciated 🙂
@Hello there, how are you doing this blessed day?
I still remember my chinese friend in school when we were 12 having a full mental breakdown because she was bad at math and she was jealous that I was better at it than her, me being a non asian. I always felt bad for my asian friends who had a mountain of pressure on them from such a young age to be over achievers. I saw what it did to them and it was super sad. Glad some of you can make jokes about it and have gotten through the insane parenting!
Where’s the friend know
@@danielgloria561 it was over 10yrs ago and we both moved around the world, so I really don't know! Hopefully she's doing better!
Most of these kids end up doing pretty well in life. We think the parents are just being strict but they might know their kids better than we do. I knew one Asian kid who railed against his parents’ micromanagement of his school and his life but they did him a favor because he was such an undisciplined and lazy person he needed that micromanagement. His other siblings were left alone because they pretty much did everything themselves and did things well. In the end he told me it was a good thing they were on his ass because he wouldn’t have the success he has now (manufacturing engineer) if they would have gave him no pressure. So, different strokes for different folks
You won't see me in Whole Foods either. I might not be Asian but I'm not stupid. 🤣
Lazy Acres?
Even its customers refer to it as "Whole Paycheck".
There is only 2 reasons to go to whole foods. It's the only place to get the thing you need, or for the hot food.
@@rjframe4410 can't imagine needing something that whole foods sells. Of course my children are grown and I'm only feeding myself. Also, I'm not cheap, I'm frugal. 🤣
I have been amused and puzzled by the Kumon logo for years. I’m so glad he brought it up 😂
I had a roommate that would get stressed out every time my Chinese mom would call. She made him feel deficient. 😂
His dad really lives up to "it's not about the money, it's about the message."
I never knew where Jimmy’s mom comes from. But just by knowing his mom says “oh yo” to him, I instantly know his mom is a Shanghainess😂😂😂
My mother is hakka. It's Aie-Yah!
I am from Asia Uzbekistan, many things in common. Oh yuo it was alarming sign for every kids in our village 😀 and parents blunt in opinion. I am also “jobless, homeless” in my dresses when I visit my relatives.
I recently visited my in law's place and the first thing my mom in law told my wife was "wah, are you pregnant or are you getting fatter?" I laughed so hard.
What a beautiful smile!!!!
This man is fucking HYSTERICAL!!
This is triggering my PTSD. I grew up with this kind of criticism and tbh it’s very hard to hear as a 11 years old girl. Ofc it’s funny to hear when someone shares it but reminding yourself that this happened to you is sad. For instance, he says that old Asian women tells you what’s wrong with your face. Well this happened several times.
1) when I was little, my mom’s friends told me that I was dirty and that she had to burn my skin of because I had freckles (it’s bad to have freckles in Asia)
2) another time, I was at the dentist a random woman came up to me that I was filthy because of my freckles
3) I went to buy ice cream. The ice cream woman complimented me and tells me, face on, « you could be even prettier and compete for an award if you get rid of your freckles ».
Like WTF I DON’T KNOW YOU 😂 BUT OK 😂😂😂 THANKS FOR THE FEEDBACK
4) lastly, I eat with my parents. I was starving because I was on my period. I serve myself a second time. My mom gave me a side eye and tells me « haven’t you eaten enough? ». Then tells her friends in front of my face « see how big her stomach is? ».
Good luck telling your Asian parents that these kind of actions and words are very disruptive and worsen your mental health 😂 heck I’m seeing a psychologist who tells me that my mom is toxic AF. When I told my dad about it and when I tried to make my mom understand that she needs to be less blunt, I get shout at saying that I need to change doctors, that I should go on Xanax and stop looking at my problems only…
Yes this is their way of showing love and showing that they care for us. But it’s toxic af and we can’t keep on making excuses for them and keep on taking the hits. I admire those who can stand this and not be affected by Asian parents words and actions because I can’t. I have panick attacks every time I have to come back to Asia to see them.
That’s tough. It’s a cultural pattern, how they were raised.
I hope youre doing better now
Be glad you have parents. Some of us would be glad to take a little bit of criticism for the luxury of having parents. you ungrateful
This guy is hilarious and adorable!!!
My dad had a super strong accent. And he would get all the American sayings wrong. One day we were watching TV , and Ricky Martin was on the tube. This was before he came out. My dad immediately says why doesn’t he just come out the window? We all can see he’s gay. I tried to explain that it’s coming out of the closet. He just said the same thing. It was hilarious!!! So, I just let it ride.
Fuck it
From now on i'll say come out of the window instead of closet
I see what you did there bro
Check out comedian Kvon and the story about his persian father's accent and a playstation.
@@ichkannnichtmehr7210 Gaystation?
Its hilarious how he imitates the way his dad walks because that's exactly how my dad use to walk 🤣
OMG.... this made me laugh so hard! The part of the bit about 'older Asian ladies'. I dated an Asian girl in HS decades ago (oh so many decades) and her grandmother was BRUTAL, and my girlfriend, her brother, and her parents seemed somewhat embarrassed, but I loved it. She was awesome.
Ten minutes of jimmy in only 7:57 seconds lol
I was gonna say something but I couldn’t
Yeah the maths not right on that. Someone used the new math calculator!
That includes 2 minutes and 3 seconds of intrusive ads.
Were it not for the comedy, this was clearly a bad deal
Unsure if Kumon teaches sexagesimal (base 60) math, but Jimmy needs a little help there: 10:00 - 07:57 = 02:03 . Segment could be timed for typical commercial breaks.
I need his dad's level of confidence! 💔🤣
I love Jimmy's mom and I haven't even met her yet just by how he describes her I would die laughing everyday hear her say that
He is so original. For a mother, her son is like a project throughout her life. My mother judges me and my lifestyle all the time.
Man he emulates my dad down to the folded arm behind the back, though he forgot the playful but kick
5 seconds in and I'm already laughing, it's immediately visible that the guy's got intelligence as well as humour
Is that why yo're playing with your calculator? We know what you are doing. ;)
This young man is very refreshing! Just about all of it is good clean fun. Even the joke that isn't, actually is!
The last joke about wanking to math problems?
Well he says like 4 swear words, talks about stealing and j****** off..
So.... No..
Not good clean fun.
If you can't watch it with a 6 year old that repeats things in front of strangers, or with a pastor, then it's not good clean fun.😂
@@theonlytruetuhlulah9062 You have a very good point. I wasn't thinking in terms of children watching and repeating. For me it's good clean fun especially compared to the other stuff that's out there.
I love watching you and I’m very proud of you and your standup. I could watch you for hours and never get tired or bored😀
Loved it, this guy's awesome!
The one part where he said ”it’s like Fortnite but with ping pong paddles” got me rolling on the floor.😂That’s so true.
"He doesn't like lock doors in the house"☠️ relatable
Hillarious! Excellent timing! And the last few minutes with the calculator and especially the punchline in the end got me screaming with laughter!
From the, "Jimmy-ah! Jimmy! What are you doing inside! I know you are in there, use the calculator! Come out right now!"
@@annabelgrace1267 No, the last thing the father says happily, which I don't want to quote because I don't want to spoil the punchline.
@@anjapinkau3737 I got it. However, I found it funny from that point.
@@annabelgrace1267 I see!
I mean... What else could you respond with in that scenario? XD
3:39 That’s so true I have actually never seen an old Asian at wholes food but a lot at Costco 😂 how is this so accurate
As someone who worked for kumon 😂😂 the logo face is “thinking” that’s what I told all the kids 🤣🤣
It’s a badge of honour to my children when they come home from shopping and everything was a good deal/ on sale. If they get a job that has a discount I make them a cake. 😂
This is me. I'm still too scared to buy gifts for them because my parents always say I was ripped off and it was a bad deal. Especially anything food related.
It's like some sort of exam. They ask me the price and check the freshness and taste and comment on it. T^T
Everything from Costco, good deal, calculator, watered down soap, math camp, not saying how much they love your, and what is wrong with your body all true for an Indian parents too. 🤣
I friggin LOVE his mom impersonations man!! 😎🥸🤩
“Jimmy-ya! You clothes rooka rike homeressa!”
This guy is hilarious!! 😂😂😂
"Off to find more of Jimmy's clips"..
My mom didn't tell me what was wrong with my face. She just kept telling me to "fix your face." But she did tell me what wrong with everything else. I once asked her why she was so critical. She said, "because I love you." So then I said, "why can't you just lie to me?" And she said, "I cannot tell a lie." I have low self esteem because my mom loves me and has strong a moral compass. I can't find fault in that.
TI-83 plus killed it for me. 😂😂😂😂 I had to pause and look it up 😂😂😂
I worked with an asian girl. The whole "they'll tell you what's wrong with your face, to your face" is 1000% true. It was always funny when she'd compliment me then immediately backhand me with an insult 😂😂
“Someday it will fit”.
This is very relatable 😂