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Hey Asian boss. Another great interesting video with another famous celebrity on. But I have to say, it's another video about black people being part of Koreans' racism against blacks. And follows that same narrative you would find in the west. But, don't you think it's really not quite the same as it applies to Korea when in fact the first presence of black people in Korea was with the US military. And they came into Korea along with whites as more of a people in power and perpetrators and not as victims. I mean you would have to look no further than some of the half black celebrities like In Soon Yi, Yoon Mi Rae, and others. They were basically dumped in Korean peninsula and left there. I know it's part of Korea that's shameful. But there's this big hole that's not not talked about, and I think is part a more accurate story than what is presented here.
ILY PETALS WORLD 릴리가족 In what way is Sam same as your husband? The only similarity is that they both faced discrimination due to their skin colour, that is all! Sam had the courage and perseverance and stayed in Korea, learned Korean fluently and made something of himself. But your husband didn't have the strength nor tenacity and refused to learn Korean and whinges why he couldn’t get a job in Korea - playing a typical victim! He had to runaway back to a familiar environment! How's living in the USA now?
Ok but do you know what will really make you fall in love with this guy? He makes schools in Ghana with the money he gets from show appearances and dramas he’s acted in. Like, he finds land to build the building on and hires teachers.
Big ups to the Korean friend who came through for him financially when he was experiencing tough times. Friends like these are like angels. Let us all strive to be one
Ami B well said! He has a positive personality which will get good results for him in his career and throughout his life. He would not progress well in a foreign land if he was like some of those angry black men. One of my best friend is from Ghana (they are looking lovely and intelligent people)!
I was in an officer training squadron for US Army officers years ago and we had foreign officers going through the course. One officer was from Ghana. He was one of the most genuine people I've met.
This is something no one cant compete with us in Africa. In Kenya children first learn their native languages which are more than 50, then Kiswahili and English as national languages. A lot of Kenyans also now speak Chinese.
"You look too good to be African"???? That's the same backhanded compliment as "you're pretty for a black girl". That friend he had who bought him food and gave him money to get to uni was really kind, selfless and lovely.
@@ZENSIBLE Entertainers in South Korea (men and women, but specially women) tend to postpone open relationships because the market (fans) tends to bash them when they get a partner. I think he suffers from that same problem. Anyway, he is not only handsome, but also charismatic and famous ($). Given that condition, he will probably find a good partner in the future.
Forget color. Pay attention to his manners and life goals. That's attractive to me. Color don't got nothing to do with how a person carries himself and treats another.
It's great to show the local xenophobes that foreigners can decent people and that as humans we all have the capability to be good and adapt to different cultures.
november132 All three places you mentioned are places where hope is stifled by racism from whites, inequality in education and the justice system, police brutality and the legacy of apartheid/Jim Crow. He is Ghanaian, his subconscious thoughts are not that he lives in a society where his life is valued less or that his livelihood or his life can be taken from him on the basis of skin color by Neanderthals. So next time you want to compare blacks from majority black countries vs ones where whites are the majority think long and hard about what makes them different.
“You look too good to be an African” is one of the hardest things to respond to, it’s an insult (to you and your ethnicity) with complimentary intentions 🤦🏽♂️.
Derrell Rose what's wrong with YOU? It's common for people to correlate and compare between people of a minority group. As an Asian American, I've always been told by other Americans that I look like this or that Asian person they've seen on Tv. Try to get out more to get a bigger perspective on the world. The people there are not different than the people here.
As a Jamaican I send my respects to this man for doing a well job in the representation of all black people around the world to show that we are intelligent, we are kind and we are all beautiful. Job well done Mr. Sam💯 respects and support from Jamaica.
Pyramid Tank Yes, I would definitely still say he is well-spoken. Since I do not speak as well as I would like ( I stutter, repeat words, use very basic/short/common words) I would notice that he formulates his thoughts very nicely. Also, how does the colour of one's skin affect the way one talks? (Hint: It doesn't)
im happy he's representing people of color with good vibes and finally starting to make koreans realize everyone of one race isn't the same. Edit: I said people of color to round up people who wasn’t white, minorities sounds like a better fit, tbh I don’t like saying that either, I just wish we could just be us. The point is, we need to treat each other better. Hate doesn’t do anything except make things worse.
white is color so whites are ppl of color too ............ this seems super dumb to me esp since in africa or asia whitesa re minority like i dont get who comes up with these words expect racists
I am so impressed with Sam Okyere's attitude, outlook, and strength despite the adversity he has faced in Korea. He is not only a great role model for foreigners and or Blacks in Korea, but for Koreans period. This was a great interview. I like how it was honest and not sugar coated.
As a Ghanaian I could tell he was Ghanaian from his accent whilst speaking Korean before I heard him speak English. I could hear the tone though I don’t understand Korean, it’s crazy how you can know your people🤯
There is absolutely no mystery as to why this guy is famous. 5 mins listening to him talk and you realise they don't make replicas of his kind in the human factory.
@Chris Robertson Gay boy 😂🤣🤣😅 Ok funny man, alpha man💪🏽 For a strong clever man like you, you should know that a lion does concern itself with the opinions of sheep.
After living in Korea for 3 years as a black man I can vouch for almost everything he is saying! At first you are kind of afraid that you will be treated this way your entire stay in the country but then you integrate and learn the culture and fall in love! S. Korea is one of the best countries on earth I absolutely love it there!
I love all Africans, they are the sweetest people, and I find that the Philipino people are super sweet people as well. Asian men are always very nice and respectful to me.
@@jacobsmiles6884 that is such a horrible lie. If you don't want to go to Africa don't lie about the people in Africa. How many times do you hear Africans treating foreigners badly and saying they're racists???
I’m Asian and I can understand his appeal towards Koreans and Asians in general. He exudes confidence with his intellect and very easy going attitude that makes anyone gravitate to. And the fact that he actually made efforts to learn the culture and the language is even more impressive and greatly appreciated by the locals. His good looks is just a bonus. ❤️
@@OMNICITYGENISIS1 Why are African American women attracted to Korean men? I know some very attractive Korean men, but what makes them gorgeous to me is how sweet and respectful they are to me.
I'm happy that Sam made it, but there are a lot more people out there who are still subjected to discrimination. I hope there are more awareness like this everywhere in the world. It really starts with you. Even if they can't speak your language, have compassion and life will be better for everyone.
As a Korean, whenever I hear about the discrimination of black people in Korea, feel so sorry and get embarrassed. To write a few, Korea was quite closed to foreign people. So people over 60 literally discriminates foreingers. Because of the Hollywood movies and some cultural trends, they surely prefer white and are scared of black. But people like Sam is trying so hard to change the point of view, and also the generation is being changed. As Young people in Korea are very opened and we know the manner, Korea will be different and better from now. I hope that I could see Koreans hanging around freely with various people from the world soon.
Victoria Lee This is nice to hear- I wonder though, how do young people in Korea learn about racism towards foreigners (and how to stop it)? it seems like it would be difficult. Is it through people like Sam who share their experiences with racism, or by researching online?
Well I think the biggest reason is younger ones are more educated than before, and we have more opportunity to go outside of Korea and meet various people. Also Sam and others changed the view too. So we don't get educated by school or organizations, I think we are just getting involved in international flow and our moral minds are gettigbetter and better. Am I giving the right answer?
Victoria Lee Yes, thank you! That clarifies a lot, actually. I wonder if theres a different impact on young people in Korea who meet foreigners that travel to Korea? I've heard a lot of travelers say they don't feel comfortable pointing out racist actions when they're in a foreign country, especially Korea because there's an emphasis on being polite. (Your English is awesome, by the way! 😊)
Hmm, I bet we have impact on people who travel to Korea. They give us international minds. And some of them shows very good impressions so we can be more familiar with foreigners too! Thanks for your words though, but I can't understand the 'I've heard ~ polite' sentences T.T
There is no such thing as a Mexican. Mexico is a country it's not a race, so the fact that someone told you that you don't look Mexican is not an insult...get over yourself
I met some Ghanaians. I can say that in general they are smart and respectful people. They are always aware of traditional values while remaining open to the world. A 🤗 from your sister from Angola.
I'm a Jamaican in New York in covid times. Fresh of the boat as one might say. This man's experience speaks to me on so many levels. Keep being you my brother.
yasashii89 It's not the same, because minorities have faced and overcome discrimination while white people generally have not (only exception is poor whites, who still have it better than poor minorities). That's all I'll say for now because I really don't want to get into this argument.
Sam Okyere speaking and teaching the truth from the heart. Not all Black people are dangerous or gangstas. We are more kind and wise. And thank God for South Korea for giving him love and respect. Big pimpin' gettin' all the love from the ladies of South Korea.
@@rosalez1389 no man there are gangsters in every country regardless of race, even africa and korea. People just stereotype black people especially because of american tv and programs
ros alez nope in Africa too I’m African and just visited in December and there were some people who weren’t the best just like other countries but there were so many kind hearted people!
Vincent Jones Is the last couple of years....school shootings have increase alot since Donald Trump first because the President. Henceforth, not only that white people have robbed, raped and 'stolen' resources from other countries. That's why Brazil and Africa looks like shit on television.
Yeah he asked good questions.... unlike the "Being Black in Japan" guy that would ask questions like; What's your earliest memory in life, who would you have dinner with dead or alive.... totally irrelevant questions.
Bro, being African is such a blessing! I just love being multilingual 🇰🇪 (just saying this cause some have to learn languages for particular reasons, like I had to so don't take it too seriously)
The reason I clicked on this video is not only because I'm a black and I'm curious, but because this guy's surname shows he's from my country, Ghana🇬🇭❤
WOW!!! WOW!!! WOW!!! Sam Okyere is a legit African Boss alright!!! He is sooo eloquent and wise... Thank you so much for sharing this excellent interview with him to us!❤️
I am Ghanaian, in ghana we are soo friendly to the point that everyone try to talk to and help foreigner's I'm soo shocked that we are treated like trash in Asia. ghanaians are always friendly ,cheerful n respectful . We are are brought up to respect every human being regardless of race. I hope someday we will recieve all the love that we give .
Thats what pisses me off. Africans as a whole respect people no matter what race, color etc. But then vice versa they treat Black people like shit. I'm not generalizing but its just straight up retarded
naomi a agyeman it must be people think that your Nigerian , who's personality is very much different to Ghanaian, Besides general western concencus is that all Africans are the same live up trees or at most a thatched mud hut, live around livestock and shit in the bush,
Don't be fooled by what they show you... about 90percent of African folks abroad are living it so hard. They do shithole jobs, and that's why Africa need to wake up and learn from Trumps motivation.
I stumbled upon this interview randomly and I'm glad I did. This is exactly what this generation should watch because you are a role model - you could be a model too😉 Handsome, articulate and humble. A go getter! We're all so proud of you...The journalist did a fantastic job as well, you asked all the relevant questions.
Positive energy is the answer. People are drawn to positivity. Assimilate to your best level and see what happens. Color bar only applies where your inner self is already defeated or combatant. Love humanity change the world. Sam is definately a handsome eloquent smart gentleman. That helps alot.
Its hard to dislike a genuine kind person. I wish more people in the world could have his personality maybe there wouldn't be an issue with racism if we all put our selfs away and cared about others.
I can honestly say, learning Korean can really help you gain respect from the people. The elders loved me, the young girls happily talked to me. The soldiers treated me to dinner a lot. My favorite incident was being complemented by an elderly lady about my skin smoothness and even complexion. Sadly there are some rude people though. Didn’t break my stride, old ladies made my experience better..oh and soju..that helps.
You shouldn't have to learn their language for them to accept you. They should accept you because you are a person. Put the shoe on the other foot: Should they learn English before all other English-speaking people accept them? That's the worst justification I have ever heard. I am black and wouldn't change it, nor would I accommodate by way of learning another person's language. South Korea is a technological advanced country. They have access to information. They can enlighten themselves if they truly want to. They choose to live in the dark.
Duh.. You came to their country as a guest and you expect them to speak your language? racism and prejudice are all over the world. Tech world? live in the dark? how about USA? or Europe? I'm not justifying Korean racism or anything, racism in South Korea mainly came from unfamiliarity and prejudice, so approaching them so they become familiar with you is one of the way to reduce the racism, nothing wrong with that. To remove racism need to works from the both way, you can't expect someone to accept you while you're doing nothing.
Yes, it makes a lot of sense to learn the language- and the culture to a larger extent- but it shouldn't be a prerequisite to be shielded from discrimination or be treated as an outcast.
"Should they learn English before all other English-speaking people accept them?" Of course you should if you live and work there. It's simply a matter of manner and common sense. Why do you want to get respect from people even when you are ill-mannered and disrespectful, simply because you are human?
this is so inspiring. I'm African from Nigeria but currently living in the US for about 2 years now and in college. I love the Korean culture. I'm so obssesed with anything SOuth Korean lol. I plan on visiting or even living there some day in the future and meeting Sam too lol
hi Justina please reply me,am from Nigeria too and currently living in Cambodia ,but i want to study in the US next year,how does it work.i mean what are the processes involved
You will don't have bad experience in korea, especially seoul. Seoul people are used to meet foreginer. I can promise young korean have open mind about foregnier. But almost older people have not.. generation gap in korea is very big
That was a special FEEL. I really enjoyed this program. People have to love themselves. Constantly try to keep refining and defining ourselves. He didn't ask for respect, he DEMANDED it through persistence and tenacity. He's incredible, Sam Okyere. Keep up the good work.
My dad was in the Korean war decades ago ,he said the Korean people were wonderful but Europeans were not kind to them at all. he was pleased at how warm they were to blacks.
Janet Reece I was in Korea at about...2011 i think. Taegu. And yes, the Koreans LOVED Black folks. They were kinda cold to the whites in my unit though.
Kenson King ,The reason we get the horrible treatment here is because we are in the 2nd Egypt. anyway my dad was in the Korean war decades ago ,he loved the Koreans but was hurt and shocked when he saw his fellow soldiers treat them so badly. when my dad came home he know longer had a close relationship with The Most High ,he said it was so terrible the way the non-blacks treated them. He was a country boy never seen killing like that. a man of heroic honor .he was drafted ,he told the Navy authority that he would serve his country but kill no man. He often said no way will I go anywhere to kill a man I don't even know or kill unless its self defense. there were many men like my dad and Desmond Doss ,fought wars with their minds and hearts ,no weapons.
He does. His mannerism, command of the English language and from what I am hearing in the comments command of the Hangugeo language as well. Well dresses, well spoke... Type of guy you want to just listen to.
As a young black guy just getting into Korean culture with the hopes of visiting one day, Sam is making it a better experience for me by his representation, and I’m truly thankful.
No brother, Sam has been shunned by Koreans for calling out racism in Korea. Apparently none of his high profile friends stood up for him. Go back home brother, Ghana is doing well.
He won't see this comment, but I just want to thank Sam for bringing me a little up from ground 0 today. Was thinking of ending it all, but I will try my best for another day.
Don't. Come on, life is beautiful, I know the pressure/stress is brutal and all the other darker emotions tend to cause problems too but they will go away. By God's grace, all's well ends well! Keep going!
Great interview. The interviewer did a good job, asking all the pertinent questions. How can you not love Sam? Such a great guy with a wonderful upbeat & positive attitude.
I feel like a really important message is not really being pointed out as much as it should in the comment section. Taking opportunities no matter how impossible it may seem at the moment. When Sam said "There's no way I'd get in with so many applying" but look at him now! His positivity not only shines and is recognized by all these Korean people but his positivity has taken him as far as learning the Korean language and embraced the Korean culture.
As a Nigerian watching this I’m so proud and happy to see him prospering and breaking boundaries. I saw him first in Moorim School and have been following his career ever since. And I really really really want to visit South Korea (BTS Army here) and Japan (huge Anime stan) 😁
Also check out our street interview on What Koreans Think of Black People:
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Cs Máté Thanks for your kind words but you are talking to an amateur TH-camr who has no idea what "film composition" means lol
Asian Boss really like your work in general, keep going! 👍
Asian Boss thanks for bringing such great content to us viewers!
Asian Boss I'm thinking the same thing. What is this film composition?
Hey Asian boss. Another great interesting video with another famous celebrity on. But I have to say, it's another video about black people being part of Koreans' racism against blacks. And follows that same narrative you would find in the west. But, don't you think it's really not quite the same as it applies to Korea when in fact the first presence of black people in Korea was with the US military. And they came into Korea along with whites as more of a people in power and perpetrators and not as victims. I mean you would have to look no further than some of the half black celebrities like In Soon Yi, Yoon Mi Rae, and others. They were basically dumped in Korean peninsula and left there. I know it's part of Korea that's shameful. But there's this big hole that's not not talked about, and I think is part a more accurate story than what is presented here.
He's smart, genuine, and likable. Much respect Sam.
orchidmsc You forgot handsome
He is good looking. And charismatic. I think it helps him a lot :)
It's like any Korean on television
hes famous because hes black in korea thats it :v
@@tigerfist2864 thousands of foreigners go there? Are they also celebrities?Like what's your point lol.
Wow... Oh my goodness. His story is so similar to my husband's... I support Sam 💯! Thanks, Sam and Asian boss for this video!
LILY PETALS WORLD 릴리가족 hi lily.
oh wow I didn't expect to see you here! And I agree with your statement! People need to be more educated.
LILY PETALS WORLD 릴리가족 Lily hey mamaz
LILY PETALS WORLD 릴리가족 Not black in Korea is not a problem, the Korea is for Korean only, why search always problem.
ILY PETALS WORLD 릴리가족 In what way is Sam same as your husband? The only similarity is that they both faced discrimination due to their skin colour, that is all! Sam had the courage and perseverance and stayed in Korea, learned Korean fluently and made something of himself. But your husband didn't have the strength nor tenacity and refused to learn Korean and whinges why he couldn’t get a job in Korea - playing a typical victim! He had to runaway back to a familiar environment! How's living in the USA now?
Ok but do you know what will really make you fall in love with this guy? He makes schools in Ghana with the money he gets from show appearances and dramas he’s acted in. Like, he finds land to build the building on and hires teachers.
That is is inspiring and very admirable. 😇😇😇😍
Wow! That's amazing
source?
@Tan Tan you are crazy what you are saying 🤬🤬🤬
@@berembah Why would you tell him to kill himself over a stupid TH-cam comment? It's not that serious lol
Big ups to the Korean friend who came through for him financially when he was experiencing tough times. Friends like these are like angels. Let us all strive to be one
As an African, I'm so proud of you Sam♡
Keep on breaking those boundaries and making us proud. 😚
Ami B well said! He has a positive personality which will get good results for him in his career and throughout his life. He would not progress well in a foreign land if he was like some of those angry black men. One of my best friend is from Ghana (they are looking lovely and intelligent people)!
Always good to see fellow Africans shine.
Jill Jack and who are those angry black men you speak of 😒
Ami B same here. Am proud of him as a fellow African.
Who are these angry black people you talking about?
This man alone makes me want to visit Ghana.
Mr Wolfers lol
Mr Wolfers u will be welcome
My sister studies Medicine there! You should visit and do not expect to see some poor African country suffering from famine! Nope
I was in an officer training squadron for US Army officers years ago and we had foreign officers going through the course. One officer was from Ghana. He was one of the most genuine people I've met.
eggmansizzle that's how we are lol
This is better than BuzzFeed.
Anything is better than BuzzFeed.
아카이스토스 amen
Agreed indeed
Why people hate BuzzFeed? I don't know that channel.
화인문 Look up man spreading on TH-cam.
"Most Africans are multilingual"
Fact approved by African in comment section ✔️
This is something no one cant compete with us in Africa. In Kenya children first learn their native languages which are more than 50, then Kiswahili and English as national languages. A lot of Kenyans also now speak Chinese.
@@lemmysimel2707 coincidentally I am learning Chinese and Korean
@@bean7496 Big up brother, our time in the world stage is on the horizon
@progamer13 coolsghost me ?
@progamer13 coolsghost 100%
"You look too good to be African"???? That's the same backhanded compliment as "you're pretty for a black girl". That friend he had who bought him food and gave him money to get to uni was really kind, selfless and lovely.
Hil S Ikr
A true friend
oh no! who said that the interviewer? I didn't have time to listen to the entire interview.
MartiniqueTheStoryteller no sam talks about how this one girl told him that in the subway
Unfortunately black Americans say stupid things like that to Africans as well
This guy is very humble and intelligent.
I think he deserves today's success. Awsome guy. Respect.
That man is finneeee, physically and mentally. Just overall attractive.
Well
Your GORGEOUS Sweetie as well
Ikr
@@antonyjackson602 plz dont be a beta...
Abe Tuna How is he being a beta-...he gave her a compliment
Darius Ervin ?
Can't believe he is still single.. he is wonderful.
He wants the Black Pink
He is still in his 20s.
@@ZENSIBLE Entertainers in South Korea (men and women, but specially women) tend to postpone open relationships because the market (fans) tends to bash them when they get a partner. I think he suffers from that same problem. Anyway, he is not only handsome, but also charismatic and famous ($). Given that condition, he will probably find a good partner in the future.
ZENSIBLE what’s your meaning?
@@ZENSIBLE Yup yup, I would dating Korean women like crazy!
Forget color. Pay attention to his manners and life goals. That's attractive to me. Color don't got nothing to do with how a person carries himself and treats another.
Yes hun he's even dressed nice too
@@cosmiccrush22 he is even dressed well. 🤣🤣🤣🤣 so sad
So you love him 😜
It's great to show the local xenophobes that foreigners can decent people and that as humans we all have the capability to be good and adapt to different cultures.
Amen
I didn't know about him, wow I'm suddenly inspired to give my 100% in every aspect of my life and work hard to achieve my dreams! great interview!!
Helsic en China L
I watched your videos 😊
You need to inspire yourself
I feel exactly the same way.
It should've been like that since day 1 😂😂😂
He is very very handsome 😍😍😘sending my love from Kenya 🇰🇪 to my Ghana 🇬🇭 family
This guy set a great example of how to succeed in life no matter what the circumstances are. Much respect from one brother to another.
totally agree! if only the black population in places like chicago, detroit, south africa etc felt the same way!
november132 All three places you mentioned are places where hope is stifled by racism from whites, inequality in education and the justice system, police brutality and the legacy of apartheid/Jim Crow. He is Ghanaian, his subconscious thoughts are not that he lives in a society where his life is valued less or that his livelihood or his life can be taken from him on the basis of skin color by Neanderthals.
So next time you want to compare blacks from majority black countries vs ones where whites are the majority think long and hard about what makes them different.
Luck plays a huge role in ur successful regardless of how hard u work
Bac King Chance favors THE PREPARED MIND.
TheCRTman Fancy seeing you here
“You look too good to be an African” is one of the hardest things to respond to, it’s an insult (to you and your ethnicity) with complimentary intentions 🤦🏽♂️.
I regard it more as an insult since in some way it's derogatory towards your relatives.
As if they look any better without their cosmetic surgery.
Jacques Massang Yeah I totally agree... the prolly think they’re complimenting you tho 🤦🏽♂️🤦🏽♂️
Right?! I'm Nigerian, he looks like every other African I know 😂
Lara Abiona haha he does ooo my sister 😹
Beautiful man. He does NOT look like Will Smith. He looks like Sam Okyere!
Yessssssssd so right
At all, WTF is wrong with Koreans?
@@derrellrose7020 But it was a Chinese woman.🤣
Derrell Rose what's wrong with YOU? It's common for people to correlate and compare between people of a minority group. As an Asian American, I've always been told by other Americans that I look like this or that Asian person they've seen on Tv. Try to get out more to get a bigger perspective on the world. The people there are not different than the people here.
Derrell Rose lmaooo y’all out of pocket
As a Jamaican I send my respects to this man for doing a well job in the representation of all black people around the world to show that we are intelligent, we are kind and we are all beautiful. Job well done Mr. Sam💯 respects and support from Jamaica.
Best comment ever
My best friend is Jamaican ... I’m Mauritian 🇲🇺
Where in Jamaica 🇯🇲 ur friend is from?
Hail !! Which part of the 🌴 your from?
Tia where in Jamaica 🇯🇲?
Guy is so well spoken and eloquent. representing right brother!
if he was white would you mention he's well-spoken
He really is.. and in the opening when he was speaking Hangugeo I was like DAMN.. Seems like a great guy.
Pyramid Tank oh shut up
Pyramid Tank he could be white and not be very well spoken as well.
Pyramid Tank Yes, I would definitely still say he is well-spoken. Since I do not speak as well as I would like ( I stutter, repeat words, use very basic/short/common words) I would notice that he formulates his thoughts very nicely.
Also, how does the colour of one's skin affect the way one talks? (Hint: It doesn't)
im happy he's representing people of color with good vibes and finally starting to make koreans realize everyone of one race isn't the same.
Edit: I said people of color to round up people who wasn’t white, minorities sounds like a better fit, tbh I don’t like saying that either, I just wish we could just be us. The point is, we need to treat each other better. Hate doesn’t do anything except make things worse.
what does ppl of color mean who are ppl of color ?
people of color are basically minorities and anyone who isn't white such as Latinas, indians, blacks etc.
MrCupse people of color is basically everyone who isn't white example blacks Hispanic Asian
white is color so whites are ppl of color too ............ this seems super dumb to me esp since in africa or asia whitesa re minority like i dont get who comes up with these words expect racists
MrCupse they aren't people of color yeah white is a color but white peoples aren't people of color even if they are minorities in Africa
I am so impressed with Sam Okyere's attitude, outlook, and strength despite the adversity he has faced in Korea. He is not only a great role model for foreigners and or Blacks in Korea, but for Koreans period. This was a great interview. I like how it was honest and not sugar coated.
Funny I've had several dreams that I lived in Korea for a while. It was a very vivid dream, it felt so real.
As long as you don't fall on your balls into the water. You'll be fine
Greeting I have to admit you are very beautiful and thanks for understanding black men such as me and sam.
As a Ghanaian I could tell he was Ghanaian from his accent whilst speaking Korean before I heard him speak English. I could hear the tone though I don’t understand Korean, it’s crazy how you can know your people🤯
Yeah and his name
hi
SAME
that's impressive
His surname was the first thing i noticed
He's very well spoken, positive, funny, good looking, smart, and genuine.
People wouldn't be able to resist such charm 😊
THIS😄
Sam is so handsome! And it's so weird hearing him speak English, lol! I've only ever heard him speak Korean.
and I love his attitude too!
his english accent is pretty darn good for a guy who grew up in africa and Korea
Well Ghana's official language is English so that would explain it.
i dont know what dis guys think of African .....
BOATENG DANIEL smh
There is absolutely no mystery as to why this guy is famous. 5 mins listening to him talk and you realise they don't make replicas of his kind in the human factory.
His parents did a good job.
he is only famous cuz he black
@@LunaDarkFall Racist troll!
GLS nah they said the white kids only got famous cuz they white then he only famous cuz he black
@@LunaDarkFall he is not famous because he's black but he's an actor in s.korea
I'm a Ghanaian and literally just heard of this guy. Love that he's representing🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭
Your bloggers are busy with Akuapem Polo and beefs.
@@christopherobeng-mensah9502 Hahaha and Afia Schwarzenegger🤔🤷🏾♀️🤦🏾♀️
Immigrants from Africa are some of the most hardworking people I know, Respect.
@Chris Robertson "African" Americans. They were from Africa before being taken/traded.
@Chris Robertson What a buffoon.
@@Carriegoup Haha. Good answer to a stupid comment.
@Chris Robertson Gay boy 😂🤣🤣😅 Ok funny man, alpha man💪🏽 For a strong clever man like you, you should know that a lion does concern itself with the opinions of sheep.
Chris Robertson you’re acting like black people in america are the only africans who were slaves. there were africans as slaves IN africa as well
After living in Korea for 3 years as a black man I can vouch for almost everything he is saying! At first you are kind of afraid that you will be treated this way your entire stay in the country but then you integrate and learn the culture and fall in love! S. Korea is one of the best countries on earth I absolutely love it there!
Julius Carter i want to go there soon😌
Take me with you, it's awkward being black in Australia lol
Where are you from originally
Deep down they still don’t like your black ass
Reggie Noble hahaha!!!
I am asian, I have always liked people from Ghana. They are so nice and chill,Respectful people.
My uncle is from Ghana, always very nice and friendly!
Thank you, from a Ghanaian
Thanks, from a Ghanaian.
Respect is indeed important to us
I like people from Ghana too. They are the friendly crack dealers. Not mean like those other ones.
wha wha, really!! Crack dealers wouldn't know where they came from.
Ghanaians are smart, humble, caring and can adopt every where they find themselves. I'm from Namibian and I met a few Ghanaians
😘🤗
That’s a fact , but never the same to their own kind 😁
Thanks for loving us
@@professiggitways eeei😃🤪😃akyer3m
I love all Africans, they are the sweetest people, and I find that the Philipino people are super sweet people as well. Asian men are always very nice and respectful to me.
as an asain I REALLY WANT TO GO TO GHANA ONE DAY!!! The people there seem so genuine and friendly!
Welcome to the motherland
All races are racist to africans...stfu
I'm from Cameroon but presently in Ghana. I can advise you to come and visit the place, it feels good being here 😁
@@jacobsmiles6884 that is such a horrible lie. If you don't want to go to Africa don't lie about the people in Africa. How many times do you hear Africans treating foreigners badly and saying they're racists???
@@adjoayeboah9482 you dd get what i said...am from kenya...all races despice africans...thats the truth...african are not racist towards them
I do love his personality!! I wish he could make his dream come true to be a President of Ghana, someday!
Oh.. he said his current goal is to become an actor who overcomes a barrier as a foreigner! I also support his goal, too!!
Me, too if situation allows, as I think he deserves and is qualified but....every area's politics is mire & scary.
Btw, I still keep his autograph!
You made Ghana proud!!! and all blacks as well.
Awal K. Dafirst for real bro proud ver proud
I’m Asian and I can understand his appeal towards Koreans and Asians in general. He exudes confidence with his intellect and very easy going attitude that makes anyone gravitate to. And the fact that he actually made efforts to learn the culture and the language is even more impressive and greatly appreciated by the locals. His good looks is just a bonus. ❤️
Why do or how do Korean women attract to brown Hebrew men???
His Dark Chocolate skin is so beautiful and he is super intelligent.
@@OMNICITYGENISIS1 Why are African American women attracted to Korean men? I know some very attractive Korean men, but what makes them gorgeous to me is how sweet and respectful they are to me.
I'm happy that Sam made it, but there are a lot more people out there who are still subjected to discrimination. I hope there are more awareness like this everywhere in the world. It really starts with you. Even if they can't speak your language, have compassion and life will be better for everyone.
As a Korean, whenever I hear about the discrimination of black people in Korea, feel so sorry and get embarrassed. To write a few, Korea was quite closed to foreign people. So people over 60 literally discriminates foreingers. Because of the Hollywood movies and some cultural trends, they surely prefer white and are scared of black. But people like Sam is trying so hard to change the point of view, and also the generation is being changed. As Young people in Korea are very opened and we know the manner, Korea will be different and better from now. I hope that I could see Koreans hanging around freely with various people from the world soon.
Victoria Lee This is nice to hear- I wonder though, how do young people in Korea learn about racism towards foreigners (and how to stop it)? it seems like it would be difficult. Is it through people like Sam who share their experiences with racism, or by researching online?
Well I think the biggest reason is younger ones are more educated than before, and we have more opportunity to go outside of Korea and meet various people. Also Sam and others changed the view too. So we don't get educated by school or organizations, I think we are just getting involved in international flow and our moral minds are gettigbetter and better. Am I giving the right answer?
Victoria you are a very sweet girl. I hope this changes too.
Victoria Lee Yes, thank you! That clarifies a lot, actually. I wonder if theres a different impact on young people in Korea who meet foreigners that travel to Korea? I've heard a lot of travelers say they don't feel comfortable pointing out racist actions when they're in a foreign country, especially Korea because there's an emphasis on being polite. (Your English is awesome, by the way! 😊)
Hmm, I bet we have impact on people who travel to Korea. They give us international minds. And some of them shows very good impressions so we can be more familiar with foreigners too!
Thanks for your words though, but I can't understand the 'I've heard ~ polite' sentences T.T
Like when people tell me I don’t look Mexican
“Sorry I forgot my sombrero and mariachi at home”
Lol
😂😂😂
I know right😂😂
😆
There is no such thing as a Mexican. Mexico is a country it's not a race, so the fact that someone told you that you don't look Mexican is not an insult...get over yourself
Ghanaian swag is on a whole different level, Ghana to the world!
Maame etesen?
@@uncutafricalive meho y3 na wonso erh?
@@MaameSika menso me ho yɛ paa, mepɛ wadamfoɔ paa
@@uncutafricalive wo p3 s33 wo y3 m’adamfo?
@@MaameSika aane ooh maame..woyɛ madamfo a mani bɛgye paa 😊
I met some Ghanaians. I can say that in general they are smart and respectful people. They are always aware of traditional values while remaining open to the world. A 🤗 from your sister from Angola.
Carla Curado i agree
He doesn't like a Ghanian
Thanks for the compliment @carla curado
@@emmanueli4869 and you can't put a one line sentence together.
Such is life.
Thanks, I was trying to say that he doesn't have a Ghanaian accent.. May be he lived in Nigeria prior to migrating to his new country
Ghanaian over here. Proud of my African brother
Naa Marbell thought the exact same thing
Same😀❤❤
This man is an Israelite..not an African
Lets go Ghana 🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭
+John T. Rice desiring to be Israelite doesn't make you Israelite is not the first thing that comes to mind when I look at your video
THIS DUDE IS SO BLOODY INSPIRING, are all people from Ghana have similiar morals like him? damn he is such a nice and responsible guy
edek Yeah I'm from 🇬🇭 Ghana we do just take a trip you will see
edek that's our nature we will always treat u better until u disrespect us but when u apologise we forgive and move on again
Now I really want to visit Ghana
Alberto Murillo are u Italian?
Yup. We Ghanaians are known for being nice and respectful😂. It's something that's part of our culture
I'm a Jamaican in New York in covid times. Fresh of the boat as one might say. This man's experience speaks to me on so many levels. Keep being you my brother.
He is so humble.
When you fall for someone's personality everything about them becomes beautiful.
@the LOGICian - theBeofox both?
Ghana man ! Had to be . I love Ghanaian people, they are humble, fun and non judgmental. I'm Portuguese and life dream, ,,, Ghanaian husband 😊
Ryisa Hammet 😋
That's cool. I am Ghanaian, maybe we can be good friends.
@@godwinkusicofie lol good
@@ryisahammet3898 are u on what's app?
On instagram craft Ryisa
I love being black,best thing ever in my life!!!!
I feel the same way about being white.
yasashii89 It's not the same, because minorities have faced and overcome discrimination while white people generally have not (only exception is poor whites, who still have it better than poor minorities). That's all I'll say for now because I really don't want to get into this argument.
I love being black we age well
@@salj.5459 Facts!
Sal J. You saying that was the exact reason he said what he said
I know every Ghanaian watching you will be proud of you.Thank you for changing the perceptions people have about us blacks
Sam Okyere speaking and teaching the truth from the heart. Not all Black people are dangerous or gangstas. We are more kind and wise. And thank God for South Korea for giving him love and respect. Big pimpin' gettin' all the love from the ladies of South Korea.
Other races too have gangster s of there on no race is perfect
Hopefully when you speak of gangsters you mean the African Americans n not the Africans
@@rosalez1389 no man there are gangsters in every country regardless of race, even africa and korea. People just stereotype black people especially because of american tv and programs
so true we a kind n hard hardworking ppl
ros alez nope in Africa too I’m African and just visited in December and there were some people who weren’t the best just like other countries but there were so many kind hearted people!
He is very very handsome.
Vincent Jones wtf with that racist comment...just grow up and nobody cares
Vincent Jones
Is the last couple of years....school shootings have increase alot since Donald Trump first because the President. Henceforth, not only that white people have robbed, raped and 'stolen' resources from other countries. That's why Brazil and Africa looks like shit on television.
Vincent Jones
I've seen a video of a white cop raped seven black woman.
Yes he definitely Is..But most importantly he is a likeable person with such a winner personality....
Vincent Jones WOW! Can you give the sources of that please?
He is so intelligent and handsome.
And your so beautiful and worth it🤗😘
"Create your own opportunities!!" Wow! Powerful. He's driven, passionate and handsome. 🙅🏽♀️
Wow. Sam is doing good for all Africans and his fellow Ghanaians😊🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭
The journalist asked relevant questions
yeah, sure
Exactly
Yeah he asked good questions.... unlike the "Being Black in Japan" guy that would ask questions like; What's your earliest memory in life, who would you have dinner with dead or alive.... totally irrelevant questions.
Am so proud of him. I myself my name is Esther Okyere from Ghana so am so proud
Am also in University of Ghana and I would love to go to South Korea
Alaiye keep quiet 😂😂😂😂
at first I thought Okyere was a misspelling of the Nigerian/Igbo name OKERE...
Bro, being African is such a blessing! I just love being multilingual 🇰🇪
(just saying this cause some have to learn languages for particular reasons, like I had to so don't take it too seriously)
Yeah
Being alive is a blessing not matter what race
@@sorrysorry1877 ok neb
@@sorrysorry1877 African is not a race hun i- 💀
@@edenschannel101 then why are black Americans called African American?
I wanna congratulate the interview er he did it very well.
Tanquest Zerubabel yes
He's a boss!
Warren Tanquest
And why shouldn’t he?
Well it's 2019 and I'm still watching this. Thanks Sam for taking Ghana far. More blessings
Catch up with you on Facebook
You beauty
From Jamaica it's a good look
He was a teacher in Moorim School wasn't he?! I loved his character, he was really good!
HeartOfHope how do u know that?
Specific Renovation I watched the show 😂 that's how I know
HeartOfHope he wasn't a teacher, he was a resident caretaker
HeartOfHope I knew it!!!! I was like. Wait is that him?!
I knew it !!
The reason I clicked on this video is not only because I'm a black and I'm curious, but because this guy's surname shows he's from my country, Ghana🇬🇭❤
Such an outgoing and humble guy. Thanks for this awesome vid! @Asianboss
Am really happy you are a Ghanaian. Proud. 😍
He seems very intelligent, wise and well spoken. My friend who is literally so smart also is from Ghana. I would like to visit there.
@@clorozweepvmundosalazar5153 we very smart
Odessa clouds
I m really proud he’s human!
Me tooo🙏❤
WOW!!! WOW!!! WOW!!! Sam Okyere is a legit African Boss alright!!! He is sooo eloquent and wise... Thank you so much for sharing this excellent interview with him to us!❤️
Sam Okyere stated..."do not allow anyone to dictate your life" & I heard him loud & clear👌🏾
I salute you, bro! Stand up for your rights as a human being. We are children of God and God loves you, irregardless of your race, color or beliefs.
I can't stop smiling while watching this. I'm so proud of him ❤😁
Hi
laisライス ❤️
@laisライス
I thought your name was Rice for a second. My mind saw the Katakana first, then the English letters to the left after.
Love it
I cant stop smiling looking at how beautiful you are
I am Ghanaian, in ghana we are soo friendly to the point that everyone try to talk to and help foreigner's
I'm soo shocked that we are treated like trash in Asia. ghanaians are always friendly ,cheerful n respectful . We are are brought up to respect every human being regardless of race.
I hope someday we will recieve all the love that we give .
naomi a agyeman not just Ghanaian... Blacks
I completely agree. I am Ghanian as well. If only people treated everyone as people.
Thats what pisses me off. Africans as a whole respect people no matter what race, color etc. But then vice versa they treat Black people like shit. I'm not generalizing but its just straight up retarded
SomeGuy that's super ignorant. Sigh
naomi a agyeman it must be people think that your Nigerian , who's personality is very much different to Ghanaian,
Besides general western concencus is that all Africans are the same live up trees or at most a thatched mud hut, live around livestock and shit in the bush,
No matter where they go, black folk will always find a way to make it.
not really :") thats why everytime u see black folks doing great they tend to brag it up cause thats not happening so often dude.. llol
M Harley ya damn right we do and we will it.
It's in our DNA...this is our planet, all of it
Yessss
Don't be fooled by what they show you... about 90percent of African folks abroad are living it so hard. They do shithole jobs, and that's why Africa need to wake up and learn from Trumps motivation.
I stumbled upon this interview randomly and I'm glad I did. This is exactly what this generation should watch because you are a role model - you could be a model too😉 Handsome, articulate and humble. A go getter! We're all so proud of you...The journalist did a fantastic job as well, you asked all the relevant questions.
He’s my eldest brother’s doppelgänger omg 😳...the way he talks and moves and everything!! We also from Ghana 🇬🇭
Wie geht es dir
Yess❤,same herre
haha why u fall 😂😂
Josephine d dreamer😂😂😂
Jessie what's up
As a fellow Ghanaian men I'm beyond impressed.
Thanks to you brother and go higher.
Positive energy is the answer. People are drawn to positivity. Assimilate to your best level and see what happens. Color bar only applies where your inner self is already defeated or combatant. Love humanity change the world. Sam is definately a handsome eloquent smart gentleman. That helps alot.
I think you sound intelligent yourself lol
Am Cameroonian and I love this guy, so determine and hardworking
i like him. because he is kind and has positive thinking.
Better than nuclear treat ,and that what the world must be ,like civilized people.
Its hard to dislike a genuine kind person. I wish more people in the world could have his personality maybe there wouldn't be an issue with racism if we all put our selfs away and cared about others.
He's so handsome! I am so proud of Sam
KirstiQueTee I am so proud of him and his Korean friend who was there for him.
KirstiQueTee d
this guy is smart and hard working genuine person
Sam is such an inspiration 🥰
This is my new favorite episode of Asian Boss
I can honestly say, learning Korean can really help you gain respect from the people. The elders loved me, the young girls happily talked to me. The soldiers treated me to dinner a lot. My favorite incident was being complemented by an elderly lady about my skin smoothness and even complexion. Sadly there are some rude people though. Didn’t break my stride, old ladies made my experience better..oh and soju..that helps.
You shouldn't have to learn their language for them to accept you. They should accept you because you are a person. Put the shoe on the other foot: Should they learn English before all other English-speaking people accept them? That's the worst justification I have ever heard. I am black and wouldn't change it, nor would I accommodate by way of learning another person's language. South Korea is a technological advanced country. They have access to information. They can enlighten themselves if they truly want to. They choose to live in the dark.
Duh.. You came to their country as a guest and you expect them to speak your language? racism and prejudice are all over the world. Tech world? live in the dark? how about USA? or Europe?
I'm not justifying Korean racism or anything, racism in South Korea mainly came from unfamiliarity and prejudice, so approaching them so they become familiar with you is one of the way to reduce the racism, nothing wrong with that. To remove racism need to works from the both way, you can't expect someone to accept you while you're doing nothing.
jamdawgutube If you go live in another country, the first thing you should do is learn their language. It’s common sense.
Yes, it makes a lot of sense to learn the language- and the culture to a larger extent- but it shouldn't be a prerequisite to be shielded from discrimination or be treated as an outcast.
"Should they learn English before all other English-speaking people accept them?"
Of course you should if you live and work there. It's simply a matter of manner and common sense. Why do you want to get respect from people even when you are ill-mannered and disrespectful, simply because you are human?
this is so inspiring. I'm African from Nigeria but currently living in the US for about 2 years now and in college. I love the Korean culture. I'm so obssesed with anything SOuth Korean lol. I plan on visiting or even living there some day in the future and meeting Sam too lol
hi Justina please reply me,am from Nigeria too and currently living in Cambodia ,but i want to study in the US next year,how does it work.i mean what are the processes involved
Me to. But i live in bamibia
Same here with a similarity except i prefer to go to Japan
You will don't have bad experience in korea, especially seoul. Seoul people are used to meet foreginer. I can promise young korean have open mind about foregnier. But almost older people have not.. generation gap in korea is very big
Welcome to Korea!!!!^^
Handsome, Intelligent, Humble, Sweet spirit : Yes!!!
That was a special FEEL. I really enjoyed this program. People have to love themselves. Constantly try to keep refining and defining ourselves. He didn't ask for respect, he DEMANDED it through persistence and tenacity. He's incredible, Sam Okyere. Keep up the good work.
He's a very attractive man and from certain angles he does look like Will. It's sad that racism is still alive.
caesar dw nobody wants you either
caesar dumbass, her nationality most likely isn't even Africa..
caesar white people back at it again 💀💀
Lol right
@@caesar3853 you stupid man
He's good looking, lets just accept it.
Well, I would agree with you if I just could look away from- DAMN, JUST LOOK AT HIS EAR. JUST LOOK AT IT! WTF!!!!!!! IT'S TOO DAMN TINY FOR HIS HEAD!
Ticio Mevio lmbo what kind of distraction? Small ear --> short distance from his eyes and nose 😂😂
My dad was in the Korean war decades ago ,he said the Korean people were wonderful but Europeans
were not kind to them at all. he was pleased at how warm they were to blacks.
Janet Reece I was in Korea at about...2011 i think. Taegu. And yes, the Koreans LOVED Black folks. They were kinda cold to the whites in my unit though.
Kenson King ,The reason we get the horrible treatment here is because we are in the 2nd Egypt.
anyway my dad was in the Korean war decades ago ,he loved the Koreans but was hurt and shocked
when he saw his fellow soldiers treat them so badly. when my dad came home he know longer had
a close relationship with The Most High ,he said it was so terrible the way the non-blacks treated
them. He was a country boy never seen killing like that. a man of heroic honor .he was drafted ,he
told the Navy authority that he would serve his country but kill no man. He often said no way will
I go anywhere to kill a man I don't even know or kill unless its self defense. there were many men
like my dad and Desmond Doss ,fought wars with their minds and hearts ,no weapons.
this guy knows how to talk to people with effect.
He does. His mannerism, command of the English language and from what I am hearing in the comments command of the Hangugeo language as well. Well dresses, well spoke... Type of guy you want to just listen to.
The Journalist is great and brilliant with his questions. Nice to see such smartness and eloquence from Sam. Nice show.
He’s so smart and humble. I love you sam! 😍
Our homeland Ghana 🇬🇭 must be very proud such a great person
Yessir
I didn’t expect to feel this inspired after seeing this 😭🌷🥺
Hey bro, I'm proud of you.. God bless Ghana, God bless Korea🇰🇷🇬🇭... Ghana to the world
This is dope ❤️❤️❤️
Jocelyn Ramirez hey pretty
Jocelyn Ramirez I
This wasn’t asked for but this is a korean program so
*inhale*
Numju jjeoro
You're cute af..
Celina Astbury Enemy Enemy Enemy!!
As an African and a fellow Ghanaian, I must say I am very proud of you. Keep soaring higher.
What an unbelievably incredible story and man. Wow.
As a young black guy just getting into Korean culture with the hopes of visiting one day, Sam is making it a better experience for me by his representation, and I’m truly thankful.
No brother, Sam has been shunned by Koreans for calling out racism in Korea. Apparently none of his high profile friends stood up for him.
Go back home brother, Ghana is doing well.
sam is awesome its easy to see why korean people love him
He won't see this comment, but I just want to thank Sam for bringing me a little up from ground 0 today. Was thinking of ending it all, but I will try my best for another day.
Skye Keep trying, Skye. There're better days to come.
Don't give up! The world wants us to fail, but don't give them that pleasure. Do your own thing, and do it with everything you have.
Don't. Come on, life is beautiful, I know the pressure/stress is brutal and all the other darker emotions tend to cause problems too but they will go away. By God's grace, all's well ends well! Keep going!
I have those days but you gotta keep fighting
Please, get a Bible and read John, the whole chapter. It's always comforting to be in the Word of God.♥
Great interview. The interviewer did a good job, asking all the pertinent questions. How can you not love Sam? Such a great guy with a wonderful upbeat & positive attitude.
I see why they love him he is so positive, insightful, good-looking and a game changer!
진짜 멋있다
그리고 인터뷰 내용 진짜 진짜
진국입니다.
진짜 좋은 인터뷰 감사합니다.
Hey, thx for the interview that was so perfect.
I feel like a really important message is not really being pointed out as much as it should in the comment section.
Taking opportunities no matter how impossible it may seem at the moment.
When Sam said "There's no way I'd get in with so many applying" but look at him now! His positivity not only shines and is recognized by all these Korean people but his positivity has taken him as far as learning the Korean language and embraced the Korean culture.
As a Nigerian watching this I’m so proud and happy to see him prospering and breaking boundaries. I saw him first in Moorim School and have been following his career ever since.
And I really really really want to visit South Korea (BTS Army here) and Japan (huge Anime stan)
😁
Azuka Williams Really
I'm neither of those
*I LOVEEE k drama instead* 😻😊❤️❤️❤️❤️
All the best Nija
Azuka Williams Fellow Nigerian here! I also want to visit South Korea. Currently learning Korean!
Nigerian otaku here