@J Dang seems like you got nothing from watching the video... What he pointed out is in fact relevant. The theme behind the motto of "Judge less, help more" is being a good person, and acting towards others as you'd want to be treated. So if anyone could be a minority in another country- knowing that would increase one's likelihood of empathizing w/ & helping others. Furthermore, your pseudo-intellectual babble impresses no one. There are thousands like you, still trying to defend the status-quo... and for what? Acting like guard dogs for your corporate masters. Why do you point out things with such hubris? Other errors in your comments; English & European & white aren't used interchangeably. Most Europeans don't identify as "white", that's Americans & aussies. Same way Africans for continent, & black for those abroad. What's your pedigree?
Wow I love how all of the 3 speeches defy expectations Black man in an Indian garb Mexican American woman with a Texas accent Asian man with Australian accent
Love all his speeches!! I learned a lot of speech skills from his fortune cookie speech. Never get tired of it. Hopefully, one day I could stand on the stage with you!!
Saw the top 3 finishers and liked this one the most, although I saw this one the first so may have been biased because of that. Mic issues notwithstanding, though, I found this talk the most interesting, the speaker the most engaging, and the conclusion the most satisfying. Was a bit disappointed when I saw the top two finishers afterwards as I was expecting something at least as impressive. Good job Kwong-o!
Aculturación Sin there are things the judges look for, like umms and uhs, hand gestures, eye contact, role playing, expressions, story line, the time frame. Google Toastmasters Clubs 👍
Hi everyone.... His whole speech was in present tense but in the beginning he did say the story was happened in 2001..isn’t past tense should be used? is there anyone can explain... sorry for my bad English.
I'll admit, when compared to the other 2 contestants, then my passion does look a little lower. In my mind I wanted to have a conversation with the audience, so toned down my energy. Something for me to think about
Well done, Kwong. I think it's important that you remain authentic - true to yourself and to the objectives of your speech. Theatrics don't always work.
@@kwongyueyang I really feel a little bit boring with these kind of story like "pollution/noodles/fortunate cookie (there is no such thing in China)". I don't know your parents background, but I totally understand your parents generation moved out mainland China/Hong Kong/ or other places because of the poverty and isolation of China by western countries, and also that's the reason they didn't want you to learn to speak Mandarin, but now, which turns out to be a huge mistake, right? No one is going to brainwash you. I am in EU now, and not interested to get involved with local 2nd Asian originated from China (Chinese is not a race).
I mean is a great story, but I just can't help thinking how is there no English signs in an airport. If you ever been to China, at least in Beijing airports, there are definitely English signs that direct you to places you need to go to. So, I'm not sure if he made up the story or what.....
great talk with nice humor, even though the story needs a bit polish - as Beijing International airport has English as the second line on every sign. :)
Hey David, Kwang graduated from University in 2002. That was about 18 years ago. So back then it might be possible that China haven't adopted English that extensively yet..
Is a public speaking competition impromptu and improvised on the spot? Or are the contestants given a specific time frame to prepare for their speeches?
People like you find fault in everything....who give a fuck if he improvised or not! Now you're going to judge me, too??.....LOL. The take away from his speech is.. JUDGE LESS, HELP MORE".
I feel his other speeches like the fortune cookie and four words are better than this one. I don’t find the humor that funny on this speech and it seems to bore me out a bit with the long boring setting of being on the plane with a lot of self-thoughts throughout rather than progressing the story (there really isn’t much of a story... if it progress faster, this speech will be like 4min long). I like creativity and crafting new speeches, but it is sad that the Indian guy who won 2 years ago just re-used his old speech and won... so may want to just reuse your old speech next time if you can’t come up with a better one.
Is this the 3rd best the world can do? Unlikely .... Unfortunately I’m judging Toastmasters.... toastmasters is good for people learning to speak in public and getting the initial fright out of them but they have no right to be conducting such events and no right to award people best speakers when you can find better speakers dime a dozen
Kody Ellis no I cannot but I don’t claim to be the 3rd best speaker in the world... and what does that even mean? Why does everything need be a competition?
I can not believe people actually fall for this stuff almost cult of personality. I worked in marketing for 30 plus years I have heard hundreds of speeches and lectures. I have learned words are only words, virtually anyone with an IQ over 90 can prepare to deliver a knock out speech, it is called mimicking, however a person who mimics with an approx IQ of 90 is a poor critical thinker. Everyone has something to say I am not interested. People must be easily impressed with a polished scripted speech, I think we are in trouble if we place this much value in a speech.
I can't help but notice that top three speakers all spoke in one way or another about acceptance, irrespective of any barrier.
@J You do realize that anyone can because a minority by movie to another country, even white people
@J Dang seems like you got nothing from watching the video... What he pointed out is in fact relevant. The theme behind the motto of "Judge less, help more" is being a good person, and acting towards others as you'd want to be treated. So if anyone could be a minority in another country- knowing that would increase one's likelihood of empathizing w/ & helping others.
Furthermore, your pseudo-intellectual babble impresses no one. There are thousands like you, still trying to defend the status-quo... and for what? Acting like guard dogs for your corporate masters.
Why do you point out things with such hubris?
Other errors in your comments; English & European & white aren't used interchangeably. Most Europeans don't identify as "white", that's Americans & aussies. Same way Africans for continent, & black for those abroad. What's your pedigree?
Man, he was phenomenal! Humor, emotional connections, and clarity. Great pacing, etc. Wow!
Thanks Nina :)
Wow this is a gem ,a toastmasters winning speech with very little exaggeration and seemingly natural.
His microphone was too close that his breathing was breathy every time he spoke. But I love his story! Very humbling experience
Wow I love how all of the 3 speeches defy expectations
Black man in an Indian garb
Mexican American woman with a Texas accent
Asian man with Australian accent
Yesss!!!!
Lol you're obviously ignorant to the fact that austrailia has a ton of asians
@@petyrwilson shut the fuck up
@@liftingisfun2350 lol you must be a really nice person to hang out with.
Lol
Love all his speeches!! I learned a lot of speech skills from his fortune cookie speech. Never get tired of it. Hopefully, one day I could stand on the stage with you!!
I have been to TM club in Jinan, they are a group of people with passion
Judge them less, help them more. I will use that phrase to improve myself. Ty.
This is the best speech
Great speech, kept my attention the whole time. And great story good life lesson.
I like what’s he said
he should’ve judged her less and help her more ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
Congratulations! Amazing performance and powerfull message :-)
Thanks Manolis
Great job, Kwong! Judge less, help more!
Cheers thanks!
Wow. They have competition and championships for everything, huh? This one is a first for me.
Loved it! Thank you
Saw the top 3 finishers and liked this one the most, although I saw this one the first so may have been biased because of that. Mic issues notwithstanding, though, I found this talk the most interesting, the speaker the most engaging, and the conclusion the most satisfying. Was a bit disappointed when I saw the top two finishers afterwards as I was expecting something at least as impressive. Good job Kwong-o!
That was very well done. Loved how he used the stage! Great body language as well.
Thanks Trevor
Judge less help more. ♥️
Wow, it’s entertaining to watch and also get the point!
Amazing speech Kwong! loved your Storytelling...Judge less, help more! ^_^
cool speech
What a speech !!! Good Job.
Amazing.. Congrats Kwong Yue Yang..
Amazing
G'Day Kwong and Thank you! Best wishes with your future studies x
Great speech. Respect!
Awesome. Respect.
Yang gang
Poon tang
@@Princeton_James Wu Tang
How comes this guy never wins.
He is too good.
Well done! Great story
Great speech!
Damn Kwong that was some hot shit!🔥 Brilliant speech!! 🤗
He’s 39 years old
He's 29. He was 21 in 2001...
@@xamznaznx your math is way off bro. He only aged 8 years in a 18 year period? Lol
@@MyLife-og2kr *facepalm* I was hearing 2011 for some reason lmfao
Beautiful Christian message
I didn't even know they have a competition for this
Cash grab. Winner has bragging rights for resume building and others watching learn by example.
Games and Colors TH-cam surprises me everyday
Like the story
Where can i find the text of this passage
brilliant
awesome
Why am I watching 3rd person ? And not 1st ?
Me too but hes good.
Why do they call it winner and not runner up?
Why do you watch Pulp Fiction and not The Shawshank Redemption? The 1st doesn't always have to be equivalent to the best.
@@elia643 well, I've watched The shawshank redemption 1st and pulp fiction after that😆
@@shadnation3403 i dont know that
How do you compete in something like this he sounds regular to me
Aculturación Sin there are things the judges look for, like umms and uhs, hand gestures, eye contact, role playing, expressions, story line, the time frame. Google Toastmasters Clubs 👍
Wow.just wow
Wow..
Were not in Kansas anymore
Superduperjoi check this out: th-cam.com/video/zl3N6bmoi8A/w-d-xo.html
I hope you enjoy it
Is Kansas that terrible? Maybe I should pay a visit
Hi everyone.... His whole speech was in present tense but in the beginning he did say the story was happened in 2001..isn’t past tense should be used? is there anyone can explain... sorry for my bad English.
nice，很棒的框，我还以为要接着讲方便面呢
我半决赛就讲方便面 ：）
@@kwongyueyang 大神养好精神，来年再战
LOVE from GZRAMS!!!!
Wow
why does this look 17 years old
jake bruh he looks 30
@@drakezhang8631 I think he means that the image looks early 2000s.
Adrian oh lol I misread the comment.😅
I love Kwong's humor, but does anyone feel he was lack of enough passion? I thought he could got to at least 1st runner up.
I'll admit, when compared to the other 2 contestants, then my passion does look a little lower. In my mind I wanted to have a conversation with the audience, so toned down my energy. Something for me to think about
Well done, Kwong. I think it's important that you remain authentic - true to yourself and to the objectives of your speech. Theatrics don't always work.
@@mattgoldberg4335 Thanks Matt. You're right, authenticity is super important :)
@@kwongyueyang I really feel a little bit boring with these kind of story like "pollution/noodles/fortunate cookie (there is no such thing in China)".
I don't know your parents background, but I totally understand your parents generation moved out mainland China/Hong Kong/ or other places because of the poverty and isolation of China by western countries, and also that's the reason they didn't want you to learn to speak Mandarin, but now, which turns out to be a huge mistake, right? No one is going to brainwash you.
I am in EU now, and not interested to get involved with local 2nd Asian originated from China (Chinese is not a race).
Kwong Yue Yang as a public speaker in Sydney i find your speech very enlightening and i am very thankful for it
What's the topic?
🇦🇺🥉🇦🇺Well done mate
I mean is a great story, but I just can't help thinking how is there no English signs in an airport. If you ever been to China, at least in Beijing airports, there are definitely English signs that direct you to places you need to go to. So, I'm not sure if he made up the story or what.....
Hi Roy, this happened in 2000 or 2001, and back then there was little english to be found. It is a true story.
RSD Tyler is the best public speaker. These guys are wayyyy too formal and uptight.
all i can pay attention to is the bad mic. *shrugs*
What's the purpose of this speech?
great talk with nice humor, even though the story needs a bit polish - as Beijing International airport has English as the second line on every sign. :)
Hey David, Kwang graduated from University in 2002. That was about 18 years ago. So back then it might be possible that China haven't adopted English that extensively yet..
mic too close to mouth
Now i understand why he was 3rd place.
Beijing is still that diiirty
3rd place should have been 1st place
3rd place winner?
not in the same league at 1st place imo
If you got third place, are you actually a winner?
Is a public speaking competition impromptu and improvised on the spot? Or are the contestants given a specific time frame to prepare for their speeches?
How the fuck did I get here
Why is this in my suggestions feed? I hate public speaking. And why 3rd not 1st?
Huffin' into to mic
Great speech, terrible mic placement...
Is he British? Sounds British.
Ah. He's just said he's Australian. Funny. Brits and Aussies sound the same.
@@VwapTrader n new Zealand mates.
Shit I could do that..
Have these fools never seen comedians perform? They do a much better job of public speaking than this “prize” winner.
Fairly standard speech
A good speech but I doubt he improvised it.
I suspect that he memorised the speech, then tried to work the given phrase (less and more) into it.
People like you find fault in everything....who give a fuck if he improvised or not! Now you're going to judge me, too??.....LOL. The take away from his speech is.. JUDGE LESS, HELP MORE".
aussie joe wong
I feel his other speeches like the fortune cookie and four words are better than this one. I don’t find the humor that funny on this speech and it seems to bore me out a bit with the long boring setting of being on the plane with a lot of self-thoughts throughout rather than progressing the story (there really isn’t much of a story... if it progress faster, this speech will be like 4min long). I like creativity and crafting new speeches, but it is sad that the Indian guy who won 2 years ago just re-used his old speech and won... so may want to just reuse your old speech next time if you can’t come up with a better one.
you can't repeat speeches anymore past the semi-final stages.
meh...hes ok...
yeah nah his parents would've forced him to do Chinese SL for his VCE or HSC
There is always an asian better than you
Full of western prejudice and arrogance. Build up a story by insulting others and throwing all kinds of stereotype onto Chinese
And himself, is a Chinese, a Chinese who is pride of not speaking any Chinese.
#imrankhan should have won first
Is this a standup comedy?
It's not exactly good for a 3rd place. But I guess the people who sign up for this don't have much to do
Lmao....World Championship of Public Speaking....
I've seen it all....
His smile makes me uncomfortable
Is this the 3rd best the world can do? Unlikely .... Unfortunately I’m judging Toastmasters.... toastmasters is good for people learning to speak in public and getting the initial fright out of them but they have no right to be conducting such events and no right to award people best speakers when you can find better speakers dime a dozen
Well maybe because the ‘better speakers’ you are mentioning weren’t in the competition?
Can you do better than this person lmao?
Kody Ellis no I cannot but I don’t claim to be the 3rd best speaker in the world... and what does that even mean? Why does everything need be a competition?
@@NachoMon-rea You go up there and try. Everyone knows this only means that it is a Toastmaster Award. You sound like a sour apple.
So plain!
LOL the amount of mediocrity is unfathomable
what absurdity do young men embrace these days
KaizerDraco haha he wl tell u judge less help more
I can not believe people actually fall for this stuff almost cult of personality. I worked in marketing for 30 plus years I have heard hundreds of speeches and lectures. I have learned words are only words, virtually anyone with an IQ over 90 can prepare to deliver a knock out speech, it is called mimicking, however a person who mimics with an approx IQ of 90 is a poor critical thinker. Everyone has something to say I am not interested. People must be easily impressed with a polished scripted speech, I think we are in trouble if we place this much value in a speech.
Again left wing propaganda!
Hell yeah brother!
We better than this
Wut
@@kloudthree1886 dw this ones a lost one. Just play along xD