I love how the interviewer is just holding the dumpling with her chopsticks because she needs to listen and talk, which of course means she cannot eat lol
Crazy rich Singaporeans would not be sitting around in their finery making dumplings, the men especially. The dumplings will be made by the domestic helpers!
Downey Ca 1970 it was Mexican, Japanese and Chinese we were Californians. We shared food culture and family. We would go to San Gabriel we were the minority , now America is looking more Californianian. I work in Michigan,Indian, Kentucky and Carolina. Presently working in Waxahachie Texas, weekends I see my Asian brothers in Plano and frisco. Toyota headquarter is in frisco Texas most friends from Gardena and Torrance live here now. Downey California
I loved this movie! I watched it during covid 5 times. I like that it was authentic, as I am a chef and appreciate the authenticity and opened up to the rest of the world. I grew up with a girl whos family owned a chinese restaurant and hung out in the kitchen alot and totally love this heritage, even though I am Italian I actually like the Asian food and culture
What Jimmy says about the older Chinese generation is true, they'll say " pursuing your dream is how you become homeless " exactly what my parents said and so I went to Law school
As someone who is hearing impaired, I appreciate captions. I'm assuming it also helps people who may not speak English as a first language who want to watch the interview. I appreciate the extra effort to make things accessible.
Tamales! Another tradition that brings friends and family together. Every culture has their version of the food prep scene that's why it's so universal. Hungry for more!
Maybe you can do a video on how food is Cultural Appropriation. It could be a companion piece to go with your Tipping is Racist video. Since you love to create propaganda, and use false equivalencies.
Asians in America need to stop self-pity and recognize that while they're only account for 5% of the population in America, they (China and India) are more than 40% of the population in this world. There's no reason to feel weak or victimized. The future is ours. Be dignified and proud!
They are not self-pittying themselves. They are celebrating their culture and uniqueness by making movies. They are just stating the truth when they said that non-Asian Americans do not see them as human beings. But that's not called self pity. That's called bullying, contempt, and racism towards Asians by other people. It's kinda like how Hitler viewed the Jews in the past.
@Andres Leon what the fuck? You do realize India is in Asia right? You're that racist that you refuse to categorize India on the continent it resides it? Wow...
Best CRA interview!! Great hostess, proper thought out questions and of course delicious food in the background. Love this!!
This host knows her history. Awesome job.
I love how the interviewer is just holding the dumpling with her chopsticks because she needs to listen and talk, which of course means she cannot eat lol
Crazy rich Singaporeans would not be sitting around in their finery making dumplings, the men especially. The dumplings will be made by the domestic helpers!
Nahhh.. i think they probably just order it from some 5 star Michelin stared chinese restaurant.
What I like to do is to speak in Cantonese and then in English -- no accent -- and shock people!!! It's FUN seeing their reaction -- vice versa -- LOL
3:49 RIP that dumpling stuffing....
Wow, good interview! She was great. And acknowledging historical racism too. Plus addressing current stereotypes.
For those who watch Silicon Valley, I can't get over his perfect English accent lol
Bc he was cast as Asian geek with broken English.
You might be surprised to hear Ken Jeong's real voice too, then.
English accent?
@@tinklethrizu3162 I think he means speaking the English language, not like British accent.
Downey Ca 1970 it was Mexican, Japanese and Chinese we were Californians. We shared food culture and family. We would go to San Gabriel we were the minority , now America is looking more Californianian. I work in Michigan,Indian, Kentucky and Carolina. Presently working in Waxahachie Texas, weekends I see my Asian brothers in Plano and frisco. Toyota headquarter is in frisco Texas most friends from Gardena and Torrance live here now. Downey California
I loved this movie! I watched it during covid 5 times. I like that it was authentic, as I am a chef and appreciate the authenticity and opened up to the rest of the world. I grew up with a girl whos family owned a chinese restaurant and hung out in the kitchen alot and totally love this heritage, even though I am Italian I actually like the Asian food and culture
I wish I could be there while this interview was going on......while they talked...I'd eat...all the dumplings......
Are those steam buns shown at 3:18 ? And poor dumpling twirling around in the air when the interview was done. Came here for the food!!
They should link a yelp for that place...
What Jimmy says about the older Chinese generation is true, they'll say " pursuing your dream is how you become homeless " exactly what my parents said and so I went to Law school
I saw CRA twice and bought the book
chef chus of the america? chu are u?
Kinda weird having the subtitles... had to check if I had my captions turned on or not!
As someone who is hearing impaired, I appreciate captions. I'm assuming it also helps people who may not speak English as a first language who want to watch the interview. I appreciate the extra effort to make things accessible.
Great job holding on to the dumpling with the chopsticks all the way!
I think the next step is to see the whole spectrum of asians in a movie, all of asian, india, china, japan, korea, southeast asia etc...
I’ve been to his family’s restaurant in Los Altos, deeelish
What food should we explore next?
Tamales! Another tradition that brings friends and family together. Every culture has their version of the food prep scene that's why it's so universal. Hungry for more!
Maybe you can do a video on how food is Cultural Appropriation. It could be a companion piece to go with your Tipping is Racist video. Since you love to create propaganda, and use false equivalencies.
peanut butter.
Great suggestions! Keep them coming!
Dosas! My favorite Indian food
omg Jimmy is so cute like legit
Most local Singaporeans do not eat dumpling as their traditional family event. do more research.
“Pursuing your dreams is how you become homeless.” - Richard O. Yang
Din Tai Fung is perfect ;)
I eat the fish
Aww 😢🙂
Have some Table etiquettes, food is literally falling from your chop stick in the table.
Asians in America need to stop self-pity and recognize that while they're only account for 5% of the population in America, they (China and India) are more than 40% of the population in this world. There's no reason to feel weak or victimized. The future is ours. Be dignified and proud!
They are not self-pittying themselves. They are celebrating their culture and uniqueness by making movies. They are just stating the truth when they said that non-Asian Americans do not see them as human beings. But that's not called self pity. That's called bullying, contempt, and racism towards Asians by other people. It's kinda like how Hitler viewed the Jews in the past.
@Andres Leon what the fuck? You do realize India is in Asia right? You're that racist that you refuse to categorize India on the continent it resides it?
Wow...
Why Chinese-American??? Asian-Americans should be use
DTF is overrated, overpriced.
The 小笼包 is honestly unbeatable IMO... but the wait is honestly long and prices indeed quite overpriced. I won't say it's overrated, though
Very misleading, dumplings is not a common dish among Southeast Asian Chinese.