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I'm familiar with the rules of mah jongg. The version they are playing is like gin rummy, but with those tiles. You have to have a certain combo of runs (sequential numbers), 3 or 4 of a kind, etc. So in that scene where Rachel and Eleanor are playing each other, Rachel had a winning hand, but due to her game theory background she knew the last tile that she picked up would give her the win and that it was also the tile Eleanor needed to win as well. Rachel gave up the tile when she placed it down and Eleanor took it. When Rachel showed her hand, she was showing Eleanor, I had the chance to win everything, but I'm giving you the win of this tile as well as having your son back. In Rachel's monologue she is letting Eleanor know that it came at the cost of her acknowledging that the "win" was given to her by a poor girl, both in game and reality.
Nick's job is actually associate history professor, if I remember correctly. The reason Rachel never figures out he has money is because he chooses to live in a one bedroom apartment. He even ests most of his meals in the cafeteria. And never buys truly expensive things. Looking back after she funds out, she realised that all though there are no labels on his clothes, everything is very well tailored. In the end, the only Nick's mom comes around is because of who Rachel is😂
Loved this reaction! When Peik Ling used the word banana to describe Rachel, banana is often a term used to describe Chinese Americans. Yellow on the outside, but white on the inside.
Hi Cory! I’m from Singapore and available just fyi. Anyways, I have a friend who actually is extremely wealthy I feel like a peasant next to her even though my family is financially okay by Singapore standards. She lives in a gated community that the 1 percenters live that has mansions, condos, restaurants, boutiques and every amenities imaginable. She lives in a condo and drives a golf cart to her parents mansion for dinner every evening. They have a yacht in their backyard. We once watched crazy rich asians in her parents home theatre and she turned to me and said, “I wish I lived like that.” and I was like, bitch you better be joking. Her family is extremely humble and nice too
God I love this movie. And I love how they represented asian culture and traditions. And the chemistry between the leading couple is so believable and wholesome . And ofcourse the icon Michelle yeoh slays in this role 🙌
please watch Everything Everywhere All At Once, it’s such a good movie with nick’s mom (Michelle Yeoh) as the main character, such a crazy good movie with action and comedy and some deep tear jerking stuff especially if you teared up at this one
I saw this movie a few days ago and it only shows how we need fun rom-coms. A very well cast movie. P.S. Cory gets everyone’s approval, I’m sure Edit: Cory said “I’ll take either.” LMAOOOOO
My mom watched this once and begged me to watch it too, at first I was skeptical because it appeared to be just a typical cheesy romance. I was glad I watched it though! I loved so many characters
That "boat hotel" is Marina Bay Sands. It's very popular and has an infinity pool on top, which is probably its biggest selling point. We stayed there once for our trip and during that visit, we mostly stayed at the hotel and enjoyed ourselves lmao. I don't remember it being that expensive back then, but it probably became much more expensive now, especially after this movie.
one of the best movies😍, the scenery down to the plot goes to show and intake of different varieties of family and aspects and most can relate to it had important messages and one can deal and rachel had nothing to prove or show she genuinely loved nick and genuine love and acceptance is all Rachel wanted. Please watch hangover the series Ken Jeong who nick says he loved in the beginning he's in it, pure comedy and light.
haha as a fellow singaporean myself, its true that some people are filthy rich. but a majority of us do live comfortably in the middle class and it is a struggle sometimes to keep up with the inflating costs in singapore. of course, theres more to us than just being rich in money. We are rich in race, culture and identity which makes our country greatly different from others. I bet none of you knew that just a few decades ago, Singapore was poor in every aspect with no resources and weak after the Japanese occupation. But we rose from that and achieved prosperity and religious harmony. I encourage you to visit Singapore when you get the chance, the diversity and culture here is beyond your imagination.
I understand your reactions on the side-family's comments about Rachel's appearance and their preference about who their son should marry, as an Asian that's just daily conversation haha. Yes it may seem harsh and it does not always hit us the right way but it is the usual way an asian household/gatherings are. The bluntess comes with being asian hahaha. Well as far as i know from culture and personal experience.
People who are really rich aren't typically jackasses because their lives don't revolve around how much money they have (they have so much of it). While nouveau riche people, like celebs (you know, millionaires), wear their money on their sleeves and try really hard to make their wealth noticable, because in some way their wealth is fleeting. In asian cultures, nouveau riche will care about how much money your family has. The really rich people care about what your ancestors did for the country, bloodlines, purity (yes, it sounds crazy), etc...
See at the end of the day WHEN YOU ARE A P.O.C YOU have to work and fight twice as hard to beat the stereotypes of the world so the kids dispute their wealth grew up humble…ish lol
He did under prepare her. Like ofc i know that he might not want to say youre 1% rich to a partner you havent married yet but still... he essentially fed her to the wolves.
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The guys are underestimating how judgmental and condescending Asian women (from Asia) can be...especially mothers xD Rachel did NOT make a lukewarm impression. It was terrible haha. Asians can say nice things while judging you harshly. Think Southern niceness but dialled up to a ten and extremely subtle.
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I'm familiar with the rules of mah jongg. The version they are playing is like gin rummy, but with those tiles. You have to have a certain combo of runs (sequential numbers), 3 or 4 of a kind, etc. So in that scene where Rachel and Eleanor are playing each other, Rachel had a winning hand, but due to her game theory background she knew the last tile that she picked up would give her the win and that it was also the tile Eleanor needed to win as well. Rachel gave up the tile when she placed it down and Eleanor took it. When Rachel showed her hand, she was showing Eleanor, I had the chance to win everything, but I'm giving you the win of this tile as well as having your son back. In Rachel's monologue she is letting Eleanor know that it came at the cost of her acknowledging that the "win" was given to her by a poor girl, both in game and reality.
seen this a bunch but never knew that, thx
that's such an important symbolic gesture and I never would have appreciated it. thank you for letting us know!
Nick's job is actually associate history professor, if I remember correctly. The reason Rachel never figures out he has money is because he chooses to live in a one bedroom apartment. He even ests most of his meals in the cafeteria. And never buys truly expensive things. Looking back after she funds out, she realised that all though there are no labels on his clothes, everything is very well tailored. In the end, the only Nick's mom comes around is because of who Rachel is😂
Loved this reaction! When Peik Ling used the word banana to describe Rachel, banana is often a term used to describe Chinese Americans. Yellow on the outside, but white on the inside.
“Mentally- Stable poor…..😐😐😐😐…..insert race here” 😂😂😂😂
Hi Cory! I’m from Singapore and available just fyi. Anyways, I have a friend who actually is extremely wealthy I feel like a peasant next to her even though my family is financially okay by Singapore standards. She lives in a gated community that the 1 percenters live that has mansions, condos, restaurants, boutiques and every amenities imaginable. She lives in a condo and drives a golf cart to her parents mansion for dinner every evening. They have a yacht in their backyard. We once watched crazy rich asians in her parents home theatre and she turned to me and said, “I wish I lived like that.” and I was like, bitch you better be joking. Her family is extremely humble and nice too
God I love this movie. And I love how they represented asian culture and traditions. And the chemistry between the leading couple is so believable and wholesome . And ofcourse the icon Michelle yeoh slays in this role 🙌
please watch Everything Everywhere All At Once, it’s such a good movie with nick’s mom (Michelle Yeoh) as the main character, such a crazy good movie with action and comedy and some deep tear jerking stuff especially if you teared up at this one
YES THISSSSS
I saw this movie a few days ago and it only shows how we need fun rom-coms. A very well cast movie.
P.S. Cory gets everyone’s approval, I’m sure
Edit: Cory said “I’ll take either.” LMAOOOOO
still cant wrap my mind around the fact that Araminta is also Mysaria from HOTD
Oh what!?
@@hollonUT YES!
loving the movie choices!
35:04 "Building hat boat!" I will only ever call it that from now on. 😂😂
You know your city is rich if your buildings have a hat 😂 wtf
My mom watched this once and begged me to watch it too, at first I was skeptical because it appeared to be just a typical cheesy romance. I was glad I watched it though! I loved so many characters
Not me being here when y’all upload one minute ago!!!😂
That "boat hotel" is Marina Bay Sands. It's very popular and has an infinity pool on top, which is probably its biggest selling point. We stayed there once for our trip and during that visit, we mostly stayed at the hotel and enjoyed ourselves lmao. I don't remember it being that expensive back then, but it probably became much more expensive now, especially after this movie.
This movie is incredible. I read the books and they were pretty good. The wedding scene makes me cry.
Loveee this movie, never thought yall would react to it this is a pleasant surprise
Can’t wait until yall react to Nobody Wants This
Yes!! Just putting out banger after banger 👏
You guys pls u have to watch monsters, the menendez brothers story, it's so good!!
I’ve been waiting for this one since the poll
Best birthday gift ever! Great video guys 💙
Watch Bend It Like Beckham please!
You guys need to go to Singapore 😂 and actually look at the boat hat building (Marina Bay Sands)
waiting for queen Charlotte and bridgerton season 3 reaction!
my comfort movie! im so excited for your reaction ☺
i was having a not so cute day and this made my day thank you 🥹🤍🤍
im a crazy poor asian watching crazy rich asians.
The way I screamed! AAAAAAH this moment is mine 😂
24:54 Asia is a big continent yet there are many things in common
The amount of times the wealth on display had you guys with your mouths hanging open in disbelief had me cackling
Can you please please consider reacting to White Lotus? Both seasons are soo good, 2nd one even better. 🤞🏻
one of the best movies😍, the scenery down to the plot goes to show and intake of different varieties of family and aspects and most can relate to it had important messages and one can deal and rachel had nothing to prove or show she genuinely loved nick and genuine love and acceptance is all Rachel wanted. Please watch hangover the series Ken Jeong who nick says he loved in the beginning he's in it, pure comedy and light.
This movie made me realize how boring my life is but also how nice it would be to be rich 😂
It's so nice watching you guys actually enjoy a movie 🫶
Ok you guys NEED to watch Lala Land!! Please!!!
haha as a fellow singaporean myself, its true that some people are filthy rich. but a majority of us do live comfortably in the middle class and it is a struggle sometimes to keep up with the inflating costs in singapore. of course, theres more to us than just being rich in money. We are rich in race, culture and identity which makes our country greatly different from others. I bet none of you knew that just a few decades ago, Singapore was poor in every aspect with no resources and weak after the Japanese occupation. But we rose from that and achieved prosperity and religious harmony. I encourage you to visit Singapore when you get the chance, the diversity and culture here is beyond your imagination.
Just made my day!!!
This is my confort movie. I even walked down the aisle to the same song 😅
I love this reaction😭
I understand your reactions on the side-family's comments about Rachel's appearance and their preference about who their son should marry, as an Asian that's just daily conversation haha. Yes it may seem harsh and it does not always hit us the right way but it is the usual way an asian household/gatherings are. The bluntess comes with being asian hahaha. Well as far as i know from culture and personal experience.
People who are really rich aren't typically jackasses because their lives don't revolve around how much money they have (they have so much of it).
While nouveau riche people, like celebs (you know, millionaires), wear their money on their sleeves and try really hard to make their wealth noticable, because in some way their wealth is fleeting.
In asian cultures, nouveau riche will care about how much money your family has. The really rich people care about what your ancestors did for the country, bloodlines, purity (yes, it sounds crazy), etc...
One of the best movies ever and definitely the best airplane movie
Missed the end credit scene
Most reactors to this movie missed the post credit scene
11:26 relatable 😂😂😂
I love u guys ❤
If somebody doesn’t like this movie they’re a red flag. The only real true good rom com since the 90s!!
I couldnt have clicked faster!
I’ve never clicked on a video so fast 😂❤
React to some kdramas guys
Cory, I dont think you should be announcing that you're ready to marry into wealth. You're about to have the internet lining up.
Cory just gave A Hot girl/boy Billionaire Singaporean hope
You guys should do pride and prejudice!!!
react to the lovely bones next
PLEASEEEE react to Nobody Wants This
Please watch Beetlejuice Beetlejuice
See at the end of the day WHEN YOU ARE A P.O.C YOU have to work and fight twice as hard to beat the stereotypes of the world so the kids dispute their wealth grew up humble…ish lol
He did under prepare her. Like ofc i know that he might not want to say youre 1% rich to a partner you havent married yet but still... he essentially fed her to the wolves.
Finally 🤩
The Conjuring
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Watch KILL!!!!!!
Yay🎉🎉🎉❤❤
The guys are underestimating how judgmental and condescending Asian women (from Asia) can be...especially mothers xD Rachel did NOT make a lukewarm impression. It was terrible haha. Asians can say nice things while judging you harshly. Think Southern niceness but dialled up to a ten and extremely subtle.