Rossi was correct in asking an underage person to leave his bar. Fines and closure of the bar are consequences of allowing a minor to remain on premises. Where’s the guy who punched the kid?!
Yeah Rossi should of called police to escort him off premises, doing that will protect his license. As for the man who assaulted him, why it took 2 hours to arrest him? Who knows.
yes and i understand that it was outside and while still a part of the bar.... i ask realistically if the underage person has to leave how far?. I guess a person of age from his party has to leave too. Sucks over all.
@@martinithechobit If a 21 year old is taking up a seat they are probably a customer. You know because of Covid many things are outside. I never heard he was waiting for pizza. He was waiting for his parents. Where were they? The pizza place is a window. There are 4 kinds of pizza. You choose, they box it or wrap it, you are on your way. Sometimes there is no line, sometimes there is a long line. You don't order a pizza & sit down & wait for it. It's point, cash, & carry. If you are a customer you can take pizza to the bar. The bar & the pizza window are 2 different businesses. It's California , we have legal 420, but you must be 21 to be in a bar
Anti-asian hate crimes are a serious and real issue, and it's hard enough getting people to recognize it without irresponsible kids hijacking the issue to cover for their poor judgements.
Lol man these African Americans got excuses for everything. Here in Los Angeles we give them a taste of there own medicine but then they get on TV and yell racism.
@@joeljuarezrip umm are you saying that all black people are like that? Wow you are a horrible racist person.If you want to fight racism don't be one yourself.
I’m betting it was a misunderstanding at first; you’re not supposed to be in a bar if you’re under 21. That guy that threw the sucker punch should go to jail, though.
@Tori Mee The victim did say the owner told him to leave several time... He should leave after the first time if that was the bar property and he shouldn't be there.
I’m an Asian, this was definitely not a hate crime. “You don’t belong here” because your underage. The person who punched him should receive consequences but not the owner.
@@alanchen6625 sell out? That’s funny, I’m just not victimizing my race, you seem like one of those people who will do anything to be seen as the victim.
When they said he was 18, the first thought that came to my mind was “he can’t be sitting at a bar.” The kid is wrong for not leaving . But did not deserve to get punched.
The whole thing doesn't make sense. He was waiting for pizza? The bar doesn't serve food? To be honest a lot of these Asians can be rude and arrogant, it's good to see them brought down to normal human level. If he can't sit at a bar and doesn't have a fake ID like the rest of us had then what's he doing there waiting pizza? When I was a teenager if they told me they can't serve me or sell me cigarettes cos my ID is fake I would have respected that and left.
@@jhowardsupporter The story is, his family went to get pizza next door and he was told to sit there by his dad. Why wasn't he allowed to go to the pizza shop with everyone else? Maybe he was being a little shit, the same way he was mouthing off with the restaurant owner?
@@jhowardsupporter what is wrong with you guys do you even have ears to listen they said he was outside of the bar maybe he was walking around the corner until his pizza was done you know Pizza takes like 30 minutes sometimes to make the amount of ignorance on TH-cam is incredible
If you white you killed black or Asian and others minorities you don't have to go to jail in US. Vincent Chin killers still walking free on the American street today.
Oh cmon, im pinoy bro. This isnt a hate crime. Kid was underage, was warned that he was not allowed there and was hit by a bar patron not the owner. Wag niyo nmn ipahiya mga kapwa niyo n pinoy at pilitin na hate crime toh. Madami totoo n hate crime mga paps dun tayo magtutok.
Maybe the kid misunderstood the bar owner when he said you don't belong here and got offended and mad. That's why he wouldn't leave. Lam mo naman pinoy moms, a little over protective
Eh kups ka pala brad ! Pag pa lagay na nga di yan racism issue ! The fact na yun kupal na owner said something na nag trigger para birahin kababayan naten !What would you do ? Malamang sa alamang WALA ...
@@gabbylucasparfan5864 lol did you even watch the video? A drunk customer punched the kid cause he was getting annoyed that the kid wouldn't leave. How was that the owners fault when they don't even know each other nor did anyone ask for the kid to be punched? Stay in the province dude. Your backwards logic won't help you in other places.
This wasn't racism the guy sat in a private outdoor seating area of a bar the owner asked him to leave and a drunk customer hit the kid that's not the bar owners fault and as a Filipino when you make fake racist claims your just making the rest of us look stupid
I've been there for 3 years getting drinks and grandma pizza next door. Always nice to me, Chinese FOB. The teen was being a disrespectful brat to the owner and unfortunately met a bigger adult brat who punched him. The crime is the bar customer punched the kid. Not anti-Asian.
@@nick-dogg what the F is a good beating. He did not need to lay his hand on him at all. So you condone beating someone up. You sound like a real ahole if that is what you think.
I feel better hearing that. How ridiculous, immediately people gotta start 'working it'... _("i'll remember for all time blah blah blah")_ If he was underage in a designated drinking area, then by definition, he DID NOT BELONG THERE. The guy could lose his business license! The kid was WAITING to hear derision and everything he heard he attributed to it. HOW EMBARASSING, LITTLE ENTITLED TWERP. I AM 100% ON ASIAN's SIDE, BUT THIS RIDICULOUS GARBAGE WILL NOT IMPROVE OR CHANGE ANTI ASIAN SENTIMENT. IT WILL MAKE IT WORSE. For now HUNDREDS MORE that didn't before, will look at an Asian and want to settle some score...
@@jack-of-all-trades1234 Image that you are in a unfamiliar environment i.e shop, restaurant, park etc. and someone tell you that you don’t belong here.
@Author Falling After replay the clip, yes I agree with you that the 18 year old were asked many times to leave. In this case, I would call law enforcement and file a trespassing
As an Asian, this doesn't seem like a hate crime. The kid sounds stubborn to not move out of the 21+ area after being told multiple times to leave and someone decided to punch him. No one should be punched so that person is totally in the wrong.
Kid wasn’t drinking and waiting on pizza. So your the owner you’ll kick out a kid who has your business and not drinking anyways and the place wasn’t even packed. Owner Not racist but he incited violence.
@Marie Helser i dont think he was in the bar. He said outside bar area. Most like outside on sidewalk where they set up table n chair. He also said the kid posed no threat. Bottom line is the guy other customer shouldnt have hit the dude
Shouldn't the reporter ask the minor why he was sitting in an establishment that does not allow minors? And why he thinks waiting for food from a neighboring establishment gives him permission to do so?
That might be considered victim blaming. Even if the reporter did ask, it wouldn't be worth including in such a short piece. Besides while hate crimes are on the rise and need to stop, the media is portraying a narrative that this violence is widespread and unprecedented.
I've tried to illegally sit in a bar before, I didn't know being told to f'in leave was a hate crime now. But then again, you didn't have to ask me 4 times...
@@hall9483 That was wrong but it's also kind of Karma. This kid was trying to be a nauseating punk to the owner on purpose who can get in a lot of trouble for an underage being there. I don't agree with violence but I couldn't care less for the mannerless kid's feelings either. People get tired of entitlement.
@@ashtastical2622 "You don't belong here" was a poor choice of worlds to tell a Asian kid in the middle of a racism epidemic in San Francisco. "Hey, we aren't allowed to have underaged kids at this bar" would have been better. Might I add that the bar owner didn't do sh-t when he saw him get assaulted.
Customer no doubt drunk listened to the twerp refuse to leave multiple times and decided to act up, yeah violence could have been avoided but the kid obviously ticked off someone having a rough day.
He was an out of town visitor sitting at a side walk table about 10 feet from a walk up pizza window. Anybody & every body might sit there. If someone was really arrested, just say who.The news media can get the name if there really was an arrest, that is public record. I know who I'd bet on as the violent one. My money is on ,no one was arrested .
@@Mranstedsf He’s old enough to vote. He’s old enough to go to war. He’s old enough to understand when he’s told to go somewhere else from an establishment that he doesn’t have to go far. Or, do you think he’s an idiot? Anyone could make a mistake and stand in the wrong location. This guy was told to go away and didn’t. That’s on him. Before you start talking about conspiracy crap, maybe you should actually make an inquiry instead of just saying ... “I haven’t heard these details yet. Therefore they must not exist and the police and also the news are lying about this ... for reasons because profit and racism.” I don’t think the 18 year old kid is an idiot. I think he and his family are dishonest and fear mongering to put forward the idea that he was targeted specifically because of his race ... in a city with a huge Asian population where I’m sure a large amount of their business and regular customers are Asian.
He was not in a bar.If it is only tables for the bar there must be a sign with the outside bar permit posted or G&C is breaking the law. The pizza window is only a few feet away. Really what harm was he doing waiting for his parents? MRS A from around the corner
@@Mranstedsf he was at the bar space. No harm in making a mistake, right? Anyone can do that. Why would he need to be told more than once to leave? After being told once he was trespassing. One minor can make them lose their liquor license. The just got the chance to open even at a limited capacity. Should he have to risk losing his business because some teen doesn’t want to listen? Nope. He told the kid to go. He did exactly what he was supposed to do. The kid did not belong there. The person who hit the kid was in the wrong, just like the kid was, and just like the mother is. The only victim here is the bar. Go look at the Yelp reviews. Asian people from all over the country leaving fake reviews almost following the same format. Saying the owner is racist at hit the kid and posting pictures of the black eye. The most damage in this situation was caused by the mother who lied. The kid’s eye will be healed in a week. The guy who hit him was arrested and will have to deal with that.
When a kid drowns in your pool while you were away, who do I sue? His shop, he brazenly serves beer outside on public property. He then riled up a drunk patron, especially with all the Asian hate going around. Oh I'd say he's liable. The owner is either a racist, or he is one of the dumbest people alive. With the back drop of Asian vitriol in the nation, alcohol, and questionable patrons, this owner lacks IQ and EQ.
@@ethanalex8878 Sounds like you have already made up your mind when it comes to stories like these. I believe we all have responsibility in eliminating racism and not tolerating hate. I do agree on your analogy of the pool and bearing responsibility for what happens on his property. While maybe the "customer" was racially motivated I do not feel the same can be said of the bar owner. Secondly he was in the process of being responsible by removing a minor from his establishment. Yes, bars and restaurants pay the city additional money for the sidewalk and parking spots to extend their seating capacity. Technically they now have to enforce the same rules outside. just my 2 cents.
@@ethanalex8878 I am an Asian but I don't see how the owner is a racist. He just told the kid to leave because he is underage. I was asked the same thing a few years ago when I was in Las Vegas while I was watching my uncle playing slot machine. I didn't throw a tantrum or cry racism. I just left because I know it is their rule. The owner did nothing wrong. The one at fault is the guy who punched the kid.
I completely reject your statement. Everyone came from someplace. Natives apparently crossed a land bridge from Asia. And why is it only people of European descent who can't say that? Is it ok for people of African, Asian, Middle Eastern, or South American descent? If someone is breaking the law, say a minor in a bar seating area, wouldn't you agree the don't belong in that area. You are the racist!
With all the asian hate thing going on, we’re living in a sensitive period so anything that may sound remotely offensive may be taken out of context due to “emotions” & influences by the media.
This almost feels manufactured. When you report stories like this as racism it dilutes the actual cases. It’s possible the attacker was racist, but going after the bar owner is unfair.
@Dhalo Dro only thing that hints it was a white person, is the bar owner is white. punching an asian man in the face? that screams black guy. but we dont know.
@@fladeann9348 blacks aren’t immigrants dumbass. They in the same league as whites people during the time they been here in America. The only real American citizens are native Americans.
Seems like he got punched for being a dick, not for being Asian. Kid got what he had coming, and I’m sure he learned a lesson. Person who punched him got arrested and I’m sure he learned something, too.
@Andrea Scipio maybe yes, maybe not, that's just purely your assumption, but if he is going to act like a prick every time he is not going to get very far in his life.
Based on this report. The kid is at fault for being dumb ( at age 18 most of us are). We all know underage people cannot be "in" a bar. The owner can be fined, license suspender or revoked, etc, etc. The kid probably heard the message the first time and since he is probably heavily influenced by social media he assumed that was racism and decided NOT to leave. Oh, and the guy that punched him. Yeah, he needs to go to jail.
I feel bad for the bar owners dude was telling him to leave his property and that's taken as a hate crime incredible and he wasn't the one that hit the kid either hope he can get his reputation back
I'm Asian but, I don't call this instance racism. The kid was asked to move because he's under aged . He didn't move. The person who hit him was not the bar owner. Maybe the bar owner asked the guy to hit the kid. Who knows. WE don't know the whole story, and there are two sides to every story. Both parties could be lying to cover their own butts. We'll never know cause, we weren't there to see it all happen
i dont think the dude punched him out of racsim i could be wrong but the person could of just been super drunk not saying thats an excuse to hit people but that type of stuff does happen
Logic: Keep your hands to yourself Bar owner: It wasn't Racist to punch a Filipino kid chillin outside my bar "he dosen't belong here" Sounds Racist to me
if he was asked to leave an area where alcohol served and was a minor...owner had right..the guy who punched a kid should be prosecuted to the maximum sentence
@@beshiemariemaebiglangtambl3148 but the owner clearly told him that the "BAR" spot is meant for 21 years and older customers, he should of got up and apologized then waited by the side of the bar with his Iphone games. Instead his teenage stubbornness got him a black eye.
As an Asian American that is appalled with all this recent violence, cancel culture on a small business through fake Yelp reviews is absolutely disgusting too. Both need to stop.
This is NO sweet little Mom & Pop bar. It is more like MOB & POP bar. Been 3 blocks away for many years. Been in this bar many times.Asians DO NOT drink there. Not even the Asian call girls.
@@JustMe-po5sf My husband was in broadcast news for 40 years,KCBS, KNBR,KQED & others. I know how the Media can build a story & probably is now.We lived around the corner for over 40 years. We went to G&C often. I never heard any of the owners say or do anything racist. I also never saw any bar fights or violence there either. I know of the guy they say punched the kid. He drank very little ( he was always broke) and was NEVER violent. When Frankie says he was surprised I believe that.I am surprised at who they say did the punching too. It seem there are 2 sure ways to damage people. Cry racism or rape. I feel sad for Frankie
@@monamilkis154 As one human being to another, I’m sorry if you’ve been discriminated against by Asians. I apologize. Most of us aren’t like that. We just want to live our lives and would like you to live yours to the fullest. Us minorities have to stick together. I don’t know you but I’m sure that you’re a good person and you deserve respect just like everyone else. ❤️
That is wrong that the Family Owned restaurant is getting “cancelled” due to a one-sided TikTok??? The guy was underage/ not 21 and it is a bar that does not serve food- he has no business sitting in that area. He and his family are clearly in the wrong.
Well, if he is sitting in the area owned by the bar, he really shouldn't be there, since he's under legal age. Owner's alcohol license are always on the line, so I see the frustration there. He should have just called the police, if kid acted entitled. Idiot who decided to punch his face just screwed his life, I have a feeling family is going to hire the best atty to maximize sentencing...
You got the story straight but the family wants attention and money. So they suing the business. Didn’t you hear they went crying on tik tok and making fake Yelp reviews? Scammers make more money than the working class.
@@gottafly5129 people like this kid and his family are like the same people that looted and burn down businesses. They don't help the cause they just trying to get ahead.
I'm an American Filipino and totally feel that the kid was at fault and this has nothing to do with racism. He is an underaged kid that had no respect for our laws and the wishes of the owner. I swear that this young generation has no respect at all, and to get his family involved and social media involved in order to ruin a family establishment is appalling. I do hate racial profiling in all manners, but this was not the case. Also, why go after the owner when he wasn't the one that beat the kid up? The boy was UNDERAGE!!! That's the bottom line; and he refused to listen to WHAT the owner said to explain WHY he couldn't sit there.
Reporter clearly said they don't serve food so it's only alcohol sale. He should of just gotten up and left once he was told it's not open area, but I guess every young adult doesn't like to be told what to do. Anyway based on what I saw in this video this is not racial related and just a miscommunication for what he meant you don't belong in the area (for ages 21 and up). Regardless of miscommunication, I hope that attacker gets charged because violence is never a solution.
Word has it (from other Asians) the victim was sitting in the wrong seat and wouldn't move when repeatedly asked. Apparently, the anti-Asian racist claim is bogus, but the narrative is being pushed by media. The guy that punched him was a former professional boxer who just jumped in and punched the guy out. He shouldn't have done that, but the racism claim is bogus.
I'm asian and I dont think this was a racial incident. I think there was a misunderstanding on the kids part when took the "you dont belong here" as a racist comment. The kid was stubborn to leave after being repeatedly asked by the owner..but the guy who sucker punched him is a coward and he was a former boxer? Wow smh 🤦
@@maxjones8641 nobody really knows unless they were there but to dismiss all the hate crime cases with actual video footage of blacks attacking asians is foolish. Everyone needs to direct their anger not at each other or the police...the ppl need to unite together and take out these agents of satan inside the us govt and mainstream media trying to divide the country for easier takeover.
Strange that the owner said that he "don't belong here" instead of telling him that he's underage. Why don't you show the attacker's face? Are you protecting him?
@@tobyyang5989 but if the owner didnt encourage the fight or personally hit the kid. Why is he getting blamed? I feel bad for the kid too but lets find the real perp
I am his Uncle and to be honest with you I will say Your wrong mr @Toby Yang because the Owner of that bar his the who call a Back up which is the Retired Professional Boxer Named Pat Lawlor and Punch my Nephew without Saying Anything
I'm Asian but this doesn't sound like a hate crime, at least not from the bar owner. He was just telling an underage person he couldn't be there. Maybe the guy who punched him was racist, but why are people taking it out on the bar and the owner?
So kid was in the bar , asked to leave a BAR, and a totally unrelated patron punched the kid. The business owner is a racist? Gotcha makes perfect sense.
Told several times he was under age and needed to leave the bar area.... told several times to obey the law but didn't. The customer who threw the pumch was out of line but where is the racism? Don't see it, shame on the family for mischaracterizing it as such.
Depends on if you believe the owner or the person who was struck. We, the public, don't know what happened. We sure are quick to conclude what happened, though.
@@harry8201 he doesnt know whats going to happen. Its like random people walking by and punching elder woman. Can people predict if someone is goong to throw a punch
@@davidwong9001 He wasn't at a bar. He was outside. He didn't know that they had extended the bar. There was no clear delineation. There is no reason for the owner to behave the way he did. He could have asked nicely and then called the cops. Instead, he escalated it and instigated the patron to hit the boy. It's just a boy, barely 18. Clearly driven by racism and angst. Birds of a feather flock together.
"This is not your area, this is our area" can be totally misunderstood. I don't wanna think that the owner intended to say that to imply something else 😕 if the owner managed the situation well in the first place, nothing like this will ever happen
@@demonwaterdemonwater4993 I don't know how much of the interview was edited to construct a narrative. If I were the bar owner, I would have said "This establishment, including the outside seating, is for people over 21 only. I kindly ask that you leave because you are violating city codes." Did the owner ask for an ID or politely ask at the beginning? We don't know. I would have said to the family of the youth that we don't condone any violence, including what this person did. We kindly ask that the family correct their social media post to not implicate our business with the actions of the person who committed the assault. We welcome any patron 21 or older.
@@litesp Wow you sound like Judge Dread saying that. I will probably shit my pants if I was the kid if anyone started saying it like reading from a law book.
This is NOT Asian racism! Why was the kid using the bar's seating? Extension of the bar means the age limit also applies. If the owner asked him to leave, he had the right and duty to do so.
@@overbored617 nah you're stupid too man, the owner didn't do anything it was someone else why is the owner getting backlashed. You don't own a mf store so you don't even know what's like. It's like if someone taught in your store and then you get blamed for the person that got hurt it's stupid.
@@ahamdkamal8443 you don't need to protect other asians, what they need is support. you need to be re educated, being asian means solidarity and family
I am Asian and I am telling you kid. You don't belong in a bar if you're underage! I do feel empathy and you did Not deserve to be punched, but Stop acting like a victim of the sentence "you don't belong here", it's simple you don't belong in that bar if you're underage!
The young man was from out of town. Waiting for a pizza delivery. He have no idea where he was standing was part ofvthe Bar. Normally if you ask someone properly to move, they will but start by saying, you don't belong here, mean something totally different at this time. Especially in California.
I'm Filipino and most of my people are very stubborn. Just come to the Philippines to experience it yourselves. They can't even follow simple rules like crossing the street at the right place at the righ time, social distancing, etc. etc. Although that kid doesn't deserve to be treated like that. I feel bad for him.
I think he got exactly what he deserved, he was asked to leave refused acted like a lil punk and someone popped him. Its called a learning experience, its not a hate crime unless hatting entitled punks is a race. He did this to him self getting lippy in the wrong place to the wrong people when he was in the wrong.
Wow, so the kid doesn't listen when he is told to move and then some random person, who is not even affiliated to the restaurant, hits the kid. How is this the restaurant's fault? The kid should have moved away when asked, I agree he should not have been attacked, but if only he had listened to move in the first place.
To be fair, he was by himself and visiting the city for Easter weekend. Perhaps the owner needed to be more clear why the seating is for the restaurant’s patrons only and it’s for over 21 years old. I have a friend that runs a bar/restaurant very close to there and they had to makeshift seats in the parking lot and sidewalks. Many folks, especially people walking the streets might confuse that they can just seat themselves. Either way, it doesn’t justify for the perpetrator to have assaulted the kid.
@@mikewhocheeseharry5292 I mean, he is 18, isnt exactly a little kid, I should stop calling him a kid and instead a young adult. He can understand and follow rules. He is from South California, it's not like he is from another country and doesn't know how things are here. This restaurant is getting hurt because of a misunderstanding. I am sure if your friend had the same encounter and then was suddenly blamed and labeled a racist, it wouldnt be fair. The family needs to step up and take the blame off the innocent restaurant. The customer that actually assaulted the young adult needs to be found and brought to justice.
It’s an amazing establishment and i know many other Asians in SF support this location. I don’t want to see them go down due to this unfortunate situation, we must show them our support. They are not what this family is claiming. The family visiting isn’t even from here and I feel bad for the son but, hello!? He was specifically asked to leave. It’s not right for that stranger to punch him but... Any who, they are visiting SF and don’t even know the neighborhood or the community and what this bar has done for the diverse community, for years!
As an Asian, I think that this is probably not racist actions from the owner of the bar. He probably meant that the kid does not belong at a bar. Also neither he nor anyone that belongs to the company were the one to hit him. I think this Asian kid has gone too far with blaming the owner for being racist. Also kids these days need to freakin man up. I’m twenty years old, and I would not be “traumatized” if someone said something like that. They could hurl insults at me and I’ll just brush it off. Kids these days are too soft smh
asian filipino? it that like African Black? or Nowegian white? odd you would say that...Im Swedish cream....i guess....or Off White...Not even fully white...more pink i guess...lol
@@spignetti honey i just want to be specific, not all asians are Chinese, i hope u get it 🤣😂 Read more or travel more 😘 And there's no color reference on it 😂🤣 get some braincells YOU ARE A SCANDINAVIAN SWEDISH get it? 🤣😂Lol
As a young Asian man that grew up in that area, I've always felt the arrogance and distain some Italians in that neighborhood. Do actions speak louder than words.
I mean, being fair, as a Filipino walking through Chinatown I get cold stares all day like I’ve stolen something when I walk around or into stores. They’ll never say anything to me directly but like you said, actions speak louder than words.
same here, Asian American from SF and had to deal with racism from 3 white dudes when lining up for pizza at Golden boys. It was a long line and when I finally got to the front the 3 dudes pushed me and cut me in line. I knew it was racially motivated because he asked me where I was from and if I was born here, Also told me that he worked in China.
I go to that bar plenty of times. I’m Filipino and I’ve never had an issue. I do understand that there is a parallel of feeling different especially in some neighborhoods of SF. But I’ve never really had a huge issue especially maybe since I’ve worked in hospitality as well and i know most of the businesses in the area. I still stand and will continue to support this bar.
You doesn't belong here means that you're 18 and this is 21 and over area. When I was underage I wouldn't dare walk inside a bar. These kids are too entitle nowadays.
Could be that the news edited it out, but it seems a little odd that the owner doesn't say that it was due to the person being underage. "This is our area" is a strange way of explaining to someone why you need to leave.
@@kalgstol oh, I understand that's what is implied. Yet, it's still strange that during an opportunity to fully elaborate on the situation, he doesn't explicitly say that. "This is a bar. Minors aren't allowed." That seems like a less inciteful and more natural phrase to me than "This is our area."
@@frankg8861 Yeah. If I was given the opportunity to clarify matters during a scheduled interview with news, I know the first thing out of my mouth would be, "He was a minor, so I asked him to leave the bar", or if you wanted to incorporate his own words: "He didn't belong there since he was a minor." What he said during the interview does not help clear things up at all.
@@frankg8861 yeah this story's a 50/50. the only 100% chance asshole that should get fucked here is the person who punched the guy. it's strange that he's been not mentioned at all in a case that should be implicating him rather than the bar owner
@@halorita The pizza place is next door. There is a big window with sheets of pizza. There is Clam Pesto , Cheese, Pepperoni or Combo. You don't order & wait. You point at what you want, they wrap it or box it and you're on your way. At certain times there can be a very long line. He was not waiting for a pizza from the bar. Next to the pizza window there is a bench anyone can sit on. You must be 21 to be in a bar
If the owner of the place was so “CONCERNED” about him and his safety the owner would of intervene and atleast held the guy down until cops got there which he just stood there and watched he’s only coming on tv just so he doesn’t have a bad image for him and his restaurant
Kid was waiting for food outside. Any other circumstance, owner waits for customer to p/u order then leaves, end of story. But the confrontation has consequences. 1:58 according to bar owner, Frank Rossi, "I went nuts when he did it, I couldn't believe he did it There was no threat..." Yet Frank says nothing about stopping the assault. 2:13 "Bar doesn't serve food"...Golden Boy Pizza next door does. Story checks out, family visits from out of town, sends 18 y.o. son to pick up dinner at 5 p.m. Bar owner sends out wrong message, bar fly responds with violence.
P.S., more context is needed here. According to follow up articles, the assailant/customer was a recently retired (2017)pro boxer - 40 fights 57 y.o., (name withheld) Multiple stories online. Bar owner not racist. But need to understand, drunks are sometimes violent. His patrons are going to get triggered when they see a 130 lbs kid sitting outside.
He shouldn’t have been there to begin with. I believe the owner. This was not racially motivated. I think that the owner should sue for defamation. He will win.
the owner and the kid’s stories seemed polar opposite. it would be nice to hear from witnesses too because it is hard to understand the situation when they both saying two different things
I’m Filipino and also have worked in establishment that may request people to leave especially underage(casino or bar serving alcohol). If someone asked you to leave the premises especially because of your age, please consider the fact that they are legally required to. The patron who punched him might or might not have hatred against Asians, but I strongly believe that if the kid left on the first request, high probability that this would not escalate to this situation. Definitely not a hate crime. Also, for us who are working in a pub or casino or liquor store, we need to be strategic on how we deliver our message. There are better ways to say “get the f*ck out” ;-) World Peace!
If this underage kid managed to get his hands on some alcohol while there the bar would have been accused of not removing a minor from their establishment.
I'm Asian and I wasn't there, but this owner seems okay. He asked him to leave several times. Unless there's clear video of what happened, family should not claim this owner is racist. I mean how disrespectful did that kid act? Not like somebody will punch someone out of blue.
@@pugilist102 It wasn't the bar owner that punched the guy. BTW, I'm Asian and I used to go G&C and talked to the owners all the times. They are not racists.
As an Asian I hate this story because it sounds like a boy who cried wolf and now people might downplay other, real cases of hate crimes. He was an 18 year old at a 21+ establishment that doesn’t serve food. Just because seating is moved outdoors because of pandemic doesn’t make them public benches. He was stubborn and asked to leave multiple times. 18 year olds “don’t belong” in bars.
That Filipino mom made a mistake to make that TikTok & pulling the race card against the business when the assailant was a passerby. As an Asian-American, her conduct harms the efforts to curb anti-Asian hate. SMH
In my opinion... The owner saying "you don't belong here" is speaking in the context of "you are underaged", you are not allowed in the establishment unless you are of age. I don't know why the victim would spin the situation to perpetuate a racial motive and ultimately attempting to destroy a person's livelihood and business. That is just wrong... But on another note, the other customer who assaulted the Filipino victim is also clearly in the wrong too.
I'm korean and this was definitely not a hate crime. If you're underage at a bar then you literally don't belong at that particular place. Changing the narrative and making it race related makes racism more prevalent.
Uh how is it traumatic for him to be told he doesn't belong there because he is underage at a bar??? Being punched in the face sucks. But can't people see what he is doing? He is playing the victim of the owner when the owner was just DOING HE'S JOB. Why is nobody calling him out on playing the racist card on the owner when he was the one in the wrong the whole time?? He's comments aren't even about the person who punched him, but towards the owner who again was only doing he's JOB!
I'm so sorry for this bar owner. This isn't gonna fly. This is gonna raise hate for sure if the media keeps playing with people's emotions and people's lives.
msm all around the world seem to push for conflict , they keep making issues about nothing , the snotnosed kid shouldn't have been there , the only guilty ones here are his parents , he should have been at home in bed
The bar did nothing wrong, he was under age where he shouldn’t have been, that said, whoever punched him was wrong, but to punish a public establishment for something a patron does isn’t right. I don’t like big cities, but I’m going to go in there and buy a round just to support the business.
I’ve been to this place a while back. I didn’t get punched but I was ignored service. The host pointed me to another pizza place near the area. I wanted to grab a slice of pizza and was told they don’t sell slices. I offered to buy a medium instead, and was rushed out with another worker saying I need to go. While telling me it’s busy and its a long wait to be seated. Ginos a no no for me.
As an Asian I'm sick that some people use the race card and play the victim when they are not the victims, they are just entitled. Disgusting how they try to destroy the family bussines just because they didn't allow to sit in the bar area.
@@jovanibatuyong3639 I investigated this case first from others sources and updates and guess what, that family lied about this. I hope the owner sue them because it's defamation
@@ChocolateBomb you do realize that other sources can manipulate the story as well. I personally know the family, and from my point of view, this is absolutely a hate crime.
@@jovanibatuyong3639 you support them because they are your friends. So there 0 objectivist from your part, they acted wrong and entitled and got the ass beat and not because they're Asian.
@@ChocolateBomb they didn’t act wrong he was simply waiting for his family while they were getting money from an atm. His dad told him to wait there and that’s why he did. Ofc he’s not going to disobey his dad and leave the area in which he was told to wait at.
I have lived in the Philippines 6 months a year for 9 years up until the plandemic . Want to see racism go there as a non Philippino... my wife is here now I do plan on going back . There is also plenty of good people there as well.
@@gengame8825 I never claimed to be a nationalist but I am one see nationalism means pride in your country . Libs decided to change the meaning and stupid people now say it means racist. If I was a racist why the hell would I have a brown wife? I have family friends God children of all races . I am half Latin myself. But I wouldn't expect any other response from ignorant person.
@@robertauld1334 haha sorry. Hard to believe anything from a white nationalist. US still has the highest racist attacks and incidents in the world. All thanks to you people 👌
So the owner said he doesnt belong there because he is underage and another dued punched him. But the owner is blamed? This doesnt make sense. Stop with the mob justice ffs.
Its all one big misunderstanding, the kid gets told " you f'ing dont belong here", interprets it as an racist attack, then literally gets attacked. This is how stuff escalates
" you f'ing dont belong here" is racist in the current COVID atmosphere and given that anti-Asian rallies have been giving messages "I BELONG HERE." " you f'ing dont belong here" is the same as go back to your country.
Alien West no i think the issue here is the “you don’t belong here”, if it was really said. If they would have said “you can’t be here” then it wouldn’t have sounded racist.
@Alien West It's only illegal if he is being served and consuming alcohol underage. What if the owner had an 18-year-old son sitting there, not drinking... like just hanging out with his dad? Should he get punched in the face?
@@Ori0n1975 I don't know about you but I've been following every Asian hate crime/incident and I'm familiar with what rhetorics are being used by both sides. There is more than one way to tell someone to "go back to your country." Maybe you need to work on your English comprehension.
@@whiqeddik7615 As Chinese immigrants, it is really embarrassed during this pandemic. I pretends to ignore all related news and arguments. Hopefully, American will recover soon and great again. We are ready to take vaccine pretty soon in South Bay
For updates the guy was a white retired boxer he shouldn't have punched but that kid shouldn't have been there this is coming from a 18 person myself that dude had no common sense smh.
The owner probably asked him to leave for being under age, the kid got belligerent, someone else got involved, words were probably exchanged, etc...this might not be a hate crime at all🤔
If this goes to court, then the judgie boy will tell the jury to base the verdict on law. If the jury thinks that it was a hate crime, then that's what the defendant's sentence will match.
@@bigfootswatching9986 it's just my opinion and that's why I use the word "probably" several times! What do you think about the people rushing to judgement calling it a hate crime?
Interesting. if the teenager were a rich white kid you probably would give Him the benefit of the doubt? And he probably wouldn’t be punched In the face? Racism is racism, period.
As a asian american, I dont think the bar owner was at wrong. Who wants a kid under 21 at their bar when its going to get them into trouble with law enforcement? People should be going for the one who punched the kid not the bar owner. The bar owner did the right thing by kicking the kid out.
Give me a break. Don’t pull the race card on the owner when he asked him to leave and a random drunk bar patron hit him. He shouldn’t have gotten hit in the face but he should have left when asked.
@@MrMusashiMusashi well from the victim’s own mouth if you watched the video, albeit vulgar, “get the **** out of here, you do not belong here”.. since he is not 21, he did not belong there. Nothing about race was mentioned.
@@harry8201 no, apparently you can’t if it’s a bar for 21 and up. Is it that hard to get ? Since when do teenagers walk into bars just for food ? Clearly he didn’t know but he was also asked to leave but refused. Not justifying him getting assaulted but it could’ve all been avoided if he simply left. Nothing racist about this ordeal like the moms trying to paint it as. As for him misinterpreting the “you don’t belong here” part, ffs grow a pair. How sensitive is everyone now a days? I’m against blatant racism but this ain’t it.
If you see how far away from the bar is in the video ...the seating is not even near the bar establishment. Its messed ip that they were even trying to scram that kid with swear words.. this is literally in he street where parking spaces used to be... that is off the sidewalk. How are u so sure the customer was drunk broad daylight.. you literally made that up. Nowhere did anyone say he was drunk. So many excuses for criminals
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Shouldn’t the news report on the person who punched the victim ?
yeah why didnt the owner comment on if he knew the customer or what the customer said or why he punched him?
Too specific and not enough cash in them pockets
@@parlayin editing
I think the news lying
The victim said the owner said "get the f*ck out of here. You don't belong here."
Rossi was correct in asking an underage person to leave his bar. Fines and closure of the bar are consequences of allowing a minor to remain on premises. Where’s the guy who punched the kid?!
Yeah Rossi should of called police to escort him off premises, doing that will protect his license. As for the man who assaulted him, why it took 2 hours to arrest him? Who knows.
@@Bnguyen276That is for the police to answer
yes and i understand that it was outside and while still a part of the bar.... i ask realistically if the underage person has to leave how far?. I guess a person of age from his party has to leave too. Sucks over all.
@@martinithechobit If a 21 year old is taking up a seat they are probably a customer. You know because of Covid many things are outside. I never heard he was waiting for pizza. He was waiting for his parents. Where were they? The pizza place is a window. There are 4 kinds of pizza. You choose, they box it or wrap it, you are on your way. Sometimes there is no line, sometimes there is a long line. You don't order a pizza & sit down & wait for it. It's point, cash, & carry. If you are a customer you can take pizza to the bar. The bar & the pizza window are 2 different businesses. It's California , we have legal 420, but you must be 21 to be in a bar
My brother was a bartender, and that is very much the case. A bar runs the risk of being shut down completely if they let minors in.
Anti-asian hate crimes are a serious and real issue, and it's hard enough getting people to recognize it without irresponsible kids hijacking the issue to cover for their poor judgements.
Lol man these African Americans got excuses for everything. Here in Los Angeles we give them a taste of there own medicine but then they get on TV and yell racism.
Thank you! This needs to be heard!
@@joeljuarezrip umm are you saying that all black people are like that? Wow you are a horrible racist person.If you want to fight racism don't be one yourself.
@@itzkamof1235 well black people say all whites are racist so your point is?
@@joeljuarezrip I 100% agree.
I’m betting it was a misunderstanding at first; you’re not supposed to be in a bar if you’re under 21. That guy that threw the sucker punch should go to jail, though.
who are you kidding, it's San Francisco, Chesa Boudin will let the guy walk out free the next morning.
@Tori Mee maybe to verify his age? Fact is he is under age
@Tori Mee The victim did say the owner told him to leave several time... He should leave after the first time if that was the bar property and he shouldn't be there.
@king avalanche Was he inside the bar?
@@TheGardenMG Thats awesome. I like Chesa. He’s the godfather of criminals.
I’m an Asian, this was definitely not a hate crime. “You don’t belong here” because your underage. The person who punched him should receive consequences but not the owner.
Definitely never discredit the victim loser!
We're you there, sell out
@@alanchen6625 sell out? That’s funny, I’m just not victimizing my race, you seem like one of those people who will do anything to be seen as the victim.
@@dcush2090 u called me a loser, I demand reparations now, I am a victim
@@Evili555 Were you there? This is clearly a hate crime rewatch the video....
When they said he was 18, the first thought that came to my mind was “he can’t be sitting at a bar.” The kid is wrong for not leaving . But did not deserve to get punched.
Well people are going to be punched in the eye if there’s a drunk Irishman around.
The whole thing doesn't make sense. He was waiting for pizza? The bar doesn't serve food? To be honest a lot of these Asians can be rude and arrogant, it's good to see them brought down to normal human level. If he can't sit at a bar and doesn't have a fake ID like the rest of us had then what's he doing there waiting pizza? When I was a teenager if they told me they can't serve me or sell me cigarettes cos my ID is fake I would have respected that and left.
@@jhowardsupporter The story is, his family went to get pizza next door and he was told to sit there by his dad. Why wasn't he allowed to go to the pizza shop with everyone else? Maybe he was being a little shit, the same way he was mouthing off with the restaurant owner?
Word to your moms
@@jhowardsupporter what is wrong with you guys do you even have ears to listen they said he was outside of the bar maybe he was walking around the corner until his pizza was done you know Pizza takes like 30 minutes sometimes to make the amount of ignorance on TH-cam is incredible
The attacker not being banned from the bar is a little fishy.
Do we know he wasn't banned? Sometimes people say a lot more in an interview, but only a small portion is reported. True journalism died long ago.
U don’t know he wasn’t so s t f u
@@Ang.0910 Some people just like to use hate to gain likes.
I'm gonna send Irish pat lawlor aka the pride of the sunset after you!
Not if he is an alcoholic and spends 100 a day!!!
Its not hate, you must be 21 or older to be in a bar, owner told him to leave. The guy who punched the 18 yo should be arrested
He was, on the spot by SFPD.
If you white you killed black or Asian and others minorities you don't have to go to jail in US. Vincent Chin killers still walking free on the American street today.
Oh cmon, im pinoy bro. This isnt a hate crime. Kid was underage, was warned that he was not allowed there and was hit by a bar patron not the owner.
Wag niyo nmn ipahiya mga kapwa niyo n pinoy at pilitin na hate crime toh. Madami totoo n hate crime mga paps dun tayo magtutok.
Maybe the kid misunderstood the bar owner when he said you don't belong here and got offended and mad. That's why he wouldn't leave. Lam mo naman pinoy moms, a little over protective
@@NStalgia070 bull
Eh kups ka pala brad ! Pag pa lagay na nga di yan racism issue ! The fact na yun kupal na owner said something na nag trigger para birahin kababayan naten !What would you do ? Malamang sa alamang WALA ...
@@thatanonwholurksmoar7386 like your face 👍
@@gabbylucasparfan5864 lol did you even watch the video? A drunk customer punched the kid cause he was getting annoyed that the kid wouldn't leave. How was that the owners fault when they don't even know each other nor did anyone ask for the kid to be punched? Stay in the province dude. Your backwards logic won't help you in other places.
This wasn't racism the guy sat in a private outdoor seating area of a bar the owner asked him to leave and a drunk customer hit the kid that's not the bar owners fault and as a Filipino when you make fake racist claims your just making the rest of us look stupid
Love u bubbs
The media blowing things up like usual..
Yup. Kid and mom want to escalate a fake current event so they can get their 15 minutes.
Agreed. Yeah he’s making all other actual hate against Asians seen as less of a actual event
I've been there for 3 years getting drinks and grandma pizza next door. Always nice to me, Chinese FOB. The teen was being a disrespectful brat to the owner and unfortunately met a bigger adult brat who punched him. The crime is the bar customer punched the kid. Not anti-Asian.
He's an underage Millennial who feels he can be anywhere he so chooses.
18 is gen z dude. millennial is between the 80s and the 00s
The bar patron who punched the kid was probably a regular at this bar 🤣
He was. Irish guy former boxer.
I don’t think it was racism, it was probably just a guy drunk giving the kid a good beating for being in a place where they don’t belong.
@@nick-dogg Who in their right fucking mind beats a kid for sneaking into a bar?! WTF is wrong with you?
@@nick-dogg what the F is a good beating. He did not need to lay his hand on him at all. So you condone beating someone up. You sound like a real ahole if that is what you think.
@@smexehcougah3 I totally agree!...Nicholas sounds like a real jerk since he seems to condone beating up the young man.
They haven’t named the suspect...we know what that means.
The B Word?
He's probably a future scientist or a person of value
He’s white
@@jakemartinez6678 nope
@@jakemartinez6678 No he's a big ole jar of mayo
He's so traumatized he will never go to a bar again. At least not till he's 21
I feel better hearing that. How ridiculous, immediately people gotta start 'working it'... _("i'll remember for all time blah blah blah")_ If he was underage in a designated drinking area, then by definition, he DID NOT BELONG THERE. The guy could lose his business license! The kid was WAITING to hear derision and everything he heard he attributed to it. HOW EMBARASSING, LITTLE ENTITLED TWERP. I AM 100% ON ASIAN's SIDE, BUT THIS RIDICULOUS GARBAGE WILL NOT IMPROVE OR CHANGE ANTI ASIAN SENTIMENT. IT WILL MAKE IT WORSE. For now HUNDREDS MORE that didn't before, will look at an Asian and want to settle some score...
This preludes systemic racism. The asian was outside of bar and owner dont care.
He wasn't in the bar. He was outside.
@@w2385-i2s it was an outside patio that was part of the bar
@@w2385-i2s No. Watch the video. The owner said he was in the outdoor area designated as the bar area, HAVE YOU NO EARS.. (Covid dummy)
Poor choice of word: “You don’t belong here”. It has racial undertone.
It should be: “You have to leave, you are under age”.
How does race have anything to do with that statement?
@@jack-of-all-trades1234 Literally nothing.
@@jack-of-all-trades1234 it might not be to you but it does to the victim.
@@jack-of-all-trades1234 Image that you are in a unfamiliar environment i.e shop, restaurant, park etc. and someone tell you that you don’t belong here.
@Author Falling After replay the clip, yes I agree with you that the 18 year old were asked many times to leave. In this case, I would call law enforcement and file a trespassing
As an Asian, this doesn't seem like a hate crime. The kid sounds stubborn to not move out of the 21+ area after being told multiple times to leave and someone decided to punch him. No one should be punched so that person is totally in the wrong.
Exactly
Still a lawsuit 🇺🇸⬆️
Kid wasn’t drinking and waiting on pizza. So your the owner you’ll kick out a kid who has your business and not drinking anyways and the place wasn’t even packed. Owner Not racist but he incited violence.
@@kitdman5749 the bar doesn’t serve pizza or any food.
@Marie Helser i dont think he was in the bar. He said outside bar area. Most like outside on sidewalk where they set up table n chair. He also said the kid posed no threat. Bottom line is the guy other customer shouldnt have hit the dude
Shouldn't the reporter ask the minor why he was sitting in an establishment that does not allow minors? And why he thinks waiting for food from a neighboring establishment gives him permission to do so?
Exactly
@@madelainer5856 Exactly
That might be considered victim blaming. Even if the reporter did ask, it wouldn't be worth including in such a short piece. Besides while hate crimes are on the rise and need to stop, the media is portraying a narrative that this violence is widespread and unprecedented.
Sidewalk table, next door to Golden Boy Pizza . Kid waiting for food order at 5 p.m.
I've tried to illegally sit in a bar before, I didn't know being told to f'in leave was a hate crime now. But then again, you didn't have to ask me 4 times...
He was beaten.
yeah if being told to f' leave traumatizes you , you probably shouldn't go to bars , or clubs or parties , or probably anywhere where people hang out
@@hall9483 That was wrong but it's also kind of Karma. This kid was trying to be a nauseating punk to the owner on purpose who can get in a lot of trouble for an underage being there. I don't agree with violence but I couldn't care less for the mannerless kid's feelings either. People get tired of entitlement.
@@ashtastical2622 "You don't belong here" was a poor choice of worlds to tell a Asian kid in the middle of a racism epidemic in San Francisco. "Hey, we aren't allowed to have underaged kids at this bar" would have been better. Might I add that the bar owner didn't do sh-t when he saw him get assaulted.
Underage means you need to leave period.
He’s a teen at a bar ... he doesn’t belong there. Why did anyone have to tell him multiple times to leave?
Customer no doubt drunk listened to the twerp refuse to leave multiple times and decided to act up, yeah violence could have been avoided but the kid obviously ticked off someone having a rough day.
He was an out of town visitor sitting at a side walk table about 10 feet from a walk up pizza window. Anybody & every body might sit there. If someone was really arrested, just say who.The news media can get the name if there really was an arrest, that is public record. I know who I'd bet on as the violent one. My money is on ,no one was arrested .
@@Mranstedsf He’s old enough to vote. He’s old enough to go to war. He’s old enough to understand when he’s told to go somewhere else from an establishment that he doesn’t have to go far. Or, do you think he’s an idiot?
Anyone could make a mistake and stand in the wrong location. This guy was told to go away and didn’t. That’s on him.
Before you start talking about conspiracy crap, maybe you should actually make an inquiry instead of just saying ... “I haven’t heard these details yet. Therefore they must not exist and the police and also the news are lying about this ... for reasons because profit and racism.”
I don’t think the 18 year old kid is an idiot. I think he and his family are dishonest and fear mongering to put forward the idea that he was targeted specifically because of his race ... in a city with a huge Asian population where I’m sure a large amount of their business and regular customers are Asian.
He was not in a bar.If it is only tables for the bar there must be a sign with the outside bar permit posted or G&C is breaking the law. The pizza window is only a few feet away. Really what harm was he doing waiting for his parents? MRS A from around the corner
@@Mranstedsf he was at the bar space. No harm in making a mistake, right? Anyone can do that. Why would he need to be told more than once to leave? After being told once he was trespassing.
One minor can make them lose their liquor license. The just got the chance to open even at a limited capacity. Should he have to risk losing his business because some teen doesn’t want to listen? Nope. He told the kid to go. He did exactly what he was supposed to do. The kid did not belong there.
The person who hit the kid was in the wrong, just like the kid was, and just like the mother is. The only victim here is the bar.
Go look at the Yelp reviews. Asian people from all over the country leaving fake reviews almost following the same format. Saying the owner is racist at hit the kid and posting pictures of the black eye.
The most damage in this situation was caused by the mother who lied. The kid’s eye will be healed in a week. The guy who hit him was arrested and will have to deal with that.
Going after the wrong guy.
When a kid drowns in your pool while you were away, who do I sue? His shop, he brazenly serves beer outside on public property. He then riled up a drunk patron, especially with all the Asian hate going around. Oh I'd say he's liable.
The owner is either a racist, or he is one of the dumbest people alive. With the back drop of Asian vitriol in the nation, alcohol, and questionable patrons, this owner lacks IQ and EQ.
@@ethanalex8878 Sounds like you have already made up your mind when it comes to stories like these. I believe we all have responsibility in eliminating racism and not tolerating hate. I do agree on your analogy of the pool and bearing responsibility for what happens on his property. While maybe the "customer" was racially motivated I do not feel the same can be said of the bar owner. Secondly he was in the process of being responsible by removing a minor from his establishment. Yes, bars and restaurants pay the city additional money for the sidewalk and parking spots to extend their seating capacity. Technically they now have to enforce the same rules outside. just my 2 cents.
@BIG Jumbo so are you say that racism does not exist in the US?
@BIG Jumbo Oh my God, I can't believe you just said that? You are so racist you have no idea of what you just said. So Ridiculous.
@@ethanalex8878 I am an Asian but I don't see how the owner is a racist. He just told the kid to leave because he is underage. I was asked the same thing a few years ago when I was in Las Vegas while I was watching my uncle playing slot machine. I didn't throw a tantrum or cry racism. I just left because I know it is their rule. The owner did nothing wrong. The one at fault is the guy who punched the kid.
“You don’t belong here” ... something any individual of European descent should refrain from using while in the land of the NATIVES 🙄
I completely reject your statement. Everyone came from someplace. Natives apparently crossed a land bridge from Asia. And why is it only people of European descent who can't say that? Is it ok for people of African, Asian, Middle Eastern, or South American descent? If someone is breaking the law, say a minor in a bar seating area, wouldn't you agree the don't belong in that area. You are the racist!
“Here” meant the bar that the owner owns because the person in question is underage.
@@donc2446 those were natives from another region there we're already natives here in the states before they got here.
Owner is a piece of sh..t
With all the asian hate thing going on, we’re living in a sensitive period so anything that may sound remotely offensive may be taken out of context due to “emotions” & influences by the media.
Very reasonable take
Before, Asian didn’t dare to talk ! Only black people. That’s why Asians are model immigrants.
This almost feels manufactured. When you report stories like this as racism it dilutes the actual cases. It’s possible the attacker was racist, but going after the bar owner is unfair.
@Dhalo Dro only thing that hints it was a white person, is the bar owner is white. punching an asian man in the face? that screams black guy. but we dont know.
@@fladeann9348 blacks aren’t immigrants dumbass.
They in the same league as whites people during the time they been here in America.
The only real American citizens are native Americans.
If the 18 year old wasn’t Asian, would he have been treated differently?
not if you act like you own the place.
Seems like he got punched for being a dick, not for being Asian.
Kid got what he had coming, and I’m sure he learned a lesson.
Person who punched him got arrested and I’m sure he learned something, too.
@Andrea Scipio maybe yes, maybe not, that's just purely your assumption, but if he is going to act like a prick every time he is not going to get very far in his life.
Based on this report. The kid is at fault for being dumb ( at age 18 most of us are). We all know underage people cannot be "in" a bar. The owner can be fined, license suspender or revoked, etc, etc. The kid probably heard the message the first time and since he is probably heavily influenced by social media he assumed that was racism and decided NOT to leave. Oh, and the guy that punched him. Yeah, he needs to go to jail.
@@zero11010 seems like you weren't there to make these assumptions? You don't belong here how would that make you feel dick
I feel bad for the bar owners dude was telling him to leave his property and that's taken as a hate crime incredible and he wasn't the one that hit the kid either hope he can get his reputation back
I feel bad for bar owner. Only One incident and you are labled a racist. LOL Right
Are you really sure those were the words he used to make the kid leave? The kid probably didnt leave out of spite because he was harassed with racism.
This is pretty much a damn abuse of circumstances.
He need to put a sign ALM on and BLM on Everything will be fine
That dude isn't angel neither he probably racist himself but tries to deny.
I'm Asian but, I don't call this instance racism. The kid was asked to move because he's under aged . He didn't move. The person who hit him was not the bar owner. Maybe the bar owner asked the guy to hit the kid. Who knows. WE don't know the whole story, and there are two sides to every story. Both parties could be lying to cover their own butts. We'll never know cause, we weren't there to see it all happen
i dont think the dude punched him out of racsim i could be wrong but the person could of just been super drunk not saying thats an excuse to hit people but that type of stuff does happen
Theres another interview where the Filipino guy says that the bar owner told him to get out because he is Asian . I doubt that .
He shouldn’t be there taking up space. Now I got no seat to drink a beer. Kids nowadays. Tsk tsk.
Come on her mother has a tick tock account. Shows what kind of kid he is specially hearing him talk
I am an Asian and I am not an American but I have a feeling this boy is also feeling a bit entitled.
He is.
Logic: Sitting on bar property, repeatedly refusing to leave while underage
Filipino Kid: Racism
He was beaten.
Logic: Keep your hands to yourself
Bar owner: It wasn't Racist to punch a Filipino kid chillin outside my bar "he dosen't belong here"
Sounds Racist to me
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if he was asked to leave an area where alcohol served and was a minor...owner had right..the guy who punched a kid should be prosecuted to the maximum sentence
"You don't belong here" ...? Underage at a bar ....yep, you really don't.
Whats a underage kid doing at a bar? His mama didn't teach him right, how sad
He was waiting for a pizza sweetie
@@beshiemariemaebiglangtambl3148 but the owner clearly told him that the "BAR" spot is meant for 21 years and older customers, he should of got up and apologized then waited by the side of the bar with his Iphone games. Instead his teenage stubbornness got him a black eye.
As an Asian American that is appalled with all this recent violence, cancel culture on a small business through fake Yelp reviews is absolutely disgusting too. Both need to stop.
You left out ignorant
This is NO sweet little Mom & Pop bar. It is more like MOB & POP bar. Been 3 blocks away for many years. Been in this bar many times.Asians DO NOT drink there. Not even the Asian call girls.
@@JustMe-po5sf My husband was in broadcast news for 40 years,KCBS, KNBR,KQED & others. I know how the Media can build a story & probably is now.We lived around the corner for over 40 years. We went to G&C often. I never heard any of the owners say or do anything racist. I also never saw any bar fights or violence there either. I know of the guy they say punched the kid. He drank very little ( he was always broke) and was NEVER violent. When Frankie says he was surprised I believe that.I am surprised at who they say did the punching too. It seem there are 2 sure ways to damage people. Cry racism or rape. I feel sad for Frankie
@@monamilkis154 As one human being to another, I’m sorry if you’ve been discriminated against by Asians. I apologize. Most of us aren’t like that. We just want to live our lives and would like you to live yours to the fullest. Us minorities have to stick together. I don’t know you but I’m sure that you’re a good person and you deserve respect just like everyone else. ❤️
I think everyone on Yelp leaving fake reviews should have their “Yelp elite” status revoked. That silly title means something to them.
That is wrong that the Family Owned restaurant is getting “cancelled” due to a one-sided TikTok??? The guy was underage/ not 21 and it is a bar that does not serve food- he has no business sitting in that area. He and his family are clearly in the wrong.
I heard that those are grounds for a flaming lawsuit. 😁
Jussie Smollett Asian addition
Restaurant should sue the family for defamation.
I love how the media puts Asian reporters to cover Asian related news and black reporters to cover news related to black people.
Well I see I’m not the only one who notice that.
And who do the white reporters cover?
Love how they do the same with white news and how they cast white actors to play asian roles too.
Agreed 😂
This is Ollie with the blackie news
Well, if he is sitting in the area owned by the bar, he really shouldn't be there, since he's under legal age. Owner's alcohol license are always on the line, so I see the frustration there. He should have just called the police, if kid acted entitled. Idiot who decided to punch his face just screwed his life, I have a feeling family is going to hire the best atty to maximize sentencing...
You got the story straight but the family wants attention and money. So they suing the business. Didn’t you hear they went crying on tik tok and making fake Yelp reviews? Scammers make more money than the working class.
@@gottafly5129 people like this kid and his family are like the same people that looted and burn down businesses. They don't help the cause they just trying to get ahead.
@@JohnJohnsonSrIII different story if the kid was white waiting for his Mom getting food. They would definitely let him wait there.
@@knawatimsayn6186 no no no, no more whataboutism. This is the kind of attitude that got we where we are in the first place.
@@JohnJohnsonSrIII its the truth that place has always been racist towards Asians
I'm an American Filipino and totally feel that the kid was at fault and this has nothing to do with racism. He is an underaged kid that had no respect for our laws and the wishes of the owner. I swear that this young generation has no respect at all, and to get his family involved and social media involved in order to ruin a family establishment is appalling. I do hate racial profiling in all manners, but this was not the case. Also, why go after the owner when he wasn't the one that beat the kid up? The boy was UNDERAGE!!! That's the bottom line; and he refused to listen to WHAT the owner said to explain WHY he couldn't sit there.
Im Asian myself and this was not a hate crime. I’m glad the Asians in the comments weren’t like, “he didn’t even do nothing.”
So you know what the guy was thinking that punch him 🤔
Reporter clearly said they don't serve food so it's only alcohol sale. He should of just gotten up and left once he was told it's not open area, but I guess every young adult doesn't like to be told what to do. Anyway based on what I saw in this video this is not racial related and just a miscommunication for what he meant you don't belong in the area (for ages 21 and up). Regardless of miscommunication, I hope that attacker gets charged because violence is never a solution.
I agree completely!
This news report certainly didn't make things more clear. Interviews can be edited to play whatever narrative is decided.
Word has it (from other Asians) the victim was sitting in the wrong seat and wouldn't move when repeatedly asked. Apparently, the anti-Asian racist claim is bogus, but the narrative is being pushed by media. The guy that punched him was a former professional boxer who just jumped in and punched the guy out. He shouldn't have done that, but the racism claim is bogus.
I'm asian and I dont think this was a racial incident. I think there was a misunderstanding on the kids part when took the "you dont belong here" as a racist comment. The kid was stubborn to leave after being repeatedly asked by the owner..but the guy who sucker punched him is a coward and he was a former boxer? Wow smh 🤦
I noticed the media pushing this bull lol if a Asian slap you and you beat him up and your black they call it a hate crime now lol.
@@maxjones8641 nobody really knows unless they were there but to dismiss all the hate crime cases with actual video footage of blacks attacking asians is foolish. Everyone needs to direct their anger not at each other or the police...the ppl need to unite together and take out these agents of satan inside the us govt and mainstream media trying to divide the country for easier takeover.
So was the guy underage and why should the owners get accused of the incident ☝️
@Drukstylz watch the video
Pretty obvious the kid is under age and is trying to make it sound like a racial thing, pathetic.
He was sitting outside in the public area. Also ordering pizza or chicken wings outside isn’t illegal.
@@harry8201 did you not watch the video??? WTF they don't serve food at that bar
18 year olds don't belong in bars-but he didn't deserve a black eye-
He wasn’t in the bar he was waiting outside
@@jovanibatuyong3639 Their outside seating is their inside bar moron
They do in Quebec, Canada. If you are old enough to serve your country, youre old enough for a drink. American liquor laws are so primitive.
Strange that the owner said that he "don't belong here" instead of telling him that he's underage. Why don't you show the attacker's face? Are you protecting him?
Most likely it's a POC
Im asian and i dont think its bar owners fault
But someone punched the guy in the face for waiting in a open seating for his pizza.
@@tobyyang5989 but if the owner didnt encourage the fight or personally hit the kid. Why is he getting blamed?
I feel bad for the kid too but lets find the real perp
@@tobyyang5989 The guy that punched him is a pro boxer.
same, i dont think its bar owners fault either
I am his Uncle and to be honest with you I will say Your wrong mr @Toby Yang because the Owner of that bar his the who call a Back up which is the Retired Professional Boxer Named Pat Lawlor and Punch my Nephew without Saying Anything
I'm Asian but this doesn't sound like a hate crime, at least not from the bar owner. He was just telling an underage person he couldn't be there. Maybe the guy who punched him was racist, but why are people taking it out on the bar and the owner?
So kid was in the bar , asked to leave a BAR, and a totally unrelated patron punched the kid. The business owner is a racist? Gotcha makes perfect sense.
Well, if you're 18 you didn't belong there.
*gets socked in the face for being underage*
@@parlayin u make it sound like the owner did it himself. It was a random customer like in the video.
@@parlayin - The irony is too rich with this one!
can you tell if that's a bar by reading the name "Gino and Carlos"?
@@douglei4413 No but you can tell when the owner tells you its a bar, you dont belong here.
Told several times he was under age and needed to leave the bar area.... told several times to obey the law but didn't. The customer who threw the pumch was out of line but where is the racism? Don't see it, shame on the family for mischaracterizing it as such.
Honestly, I see no racism in this. With the present situation, any little things is consider racism.
It's the whole BLM thing again. Can't say or do anything to a PoC and now Asians because its immediately categorized as a hate crime. It's crazy.
Hate crime...? Yet they keep coming.....geez ..just go back to where you came from....Tossers..
So long story short, a bratty kid got punched in the face. I’ve been punched in the face defending a woman at a bar, it didn’t get national attention
You need to be 21 to be in the bar
18 if you're Canadian.
He is not in the bar. He is outside!!!
@@jeffguan1 Still considered part of the establishment, most likely. That is the owner's livelyhood and would look bad having someone under 21 there.
Wasn't racism by the owner.
Depends on if you believe the owner or the person who was struck. We, the public, don't know what happened. We sure are quick to conclude what happened, though.
So how did he not say anything or intervene. He just kinda allowed it. Come on man
@@MrMusashiMusashi hes underage at a bar so he doesnt belong
@@harry8201 he doesnt know whats going to happen. Its like random people walking by and punching elder woman. Can people predict if someone is goong to throw a punch
@@davidwong9001 He wasn't at a bar. He was outside. He didn't know that they had extended the bar. There was no clear delineation. There is no reason for the owner to behave the way he did. He could have asked nicely and then called the cops. Instead, he escalated it and instigated the patron to hit the boy. It's just a boy, barely 18. Clearly driven by racism and angst. Birds of a feather flock together.
"This is not your area, this is our area" can be totally misunderstood. I don't wanna think that the owner intended to say that to imply something else 😕 if the owner managed the situation well in the first place, nothing like this will ever happen
@@demonwaterdemonwater4993 I don't know how much of the interview was edited to construct a narrative. If I were the bar owner, I would have said "This establishment, including the outside seating, is for people over 21 only. I kindly ask that you leave because you are violating city codes." Did the owner ask for an ID or politely ask at the beginning? We don't know. I would have said to the family of the youth that we don't condone any violence, including what this person did. We kindly ask that the family correct their social media post to not implicate our business with the actions of the person who committed the assault. We welcome any patron 21 or older.
Yea...I'm pretty sure he meant what you think he meant. Well at least now he will think twice about saying something that vague to imply something.
@@litesp Wow you sound like Judge Dread saying that. I will probably shit my pants if I was the kid if anyone started saying it like reading from a law book.
This is NOT Asian racism!
Why was the kid using the bar's seating? Extension of the bar means the age limit also applies. If the owner asked him to leave, he had the right and duty to do so.
the attacker is the racist and he is an employee.
I agree
Ye the owner wasn't at fault, it's the guy who punched him
he's at fault for racism against a fellow asian, you're asian too yet you protect other race? shameful
@@overbored617 nah you're stupid too man, the owner didn't do anything it was someone else why is the owner getting backlashed. You don't own a mf store so you don't even know what's like. It's like if someone taught in your store and then you get blamed for the person that got hurt it's stupid.
@@overbored617 I don't need to protect my other Asians they know how to take care of themselves. don't take us so lightly
@@ahamdkamal8443 you don't need to protect other asians, what they need is support. you need to be re educated, being asian means solidarity and family
@@overbored617 are you Asian?
Dont misuse and label your own mistakes with “hate crime”
I am Asian and I am telling you kid. You don't belong in a bar if you're underage! I do feel empathy and you did Not deserve to be punched, but Stop acting like a victim of the sentence "you don't belong here", it's simple you don't belong in that bar if you're underage!
Exactly.
It's the bar owners' liquor license at stake if the the kid is cited.
Exactly
Yeah...they're going after the Wa.hite guy. But the man that punched him is one of those protected species.
@@lordaimelord7848 black or white? lol
The young man was from out of town. Waiting for a pizza delivery. He have no idea where he was standing was part ofvthe Bar. Normally if you ask someone properly to move, they will but start by saying, you don't belong here, mean something totally different at this time. Especially in California.
@@chibba - Lol you must don't know San Francisco and you definitely don't know that area or that bar.
I'm Filipino and most of my people are very stubborn. Just come to the Philippines to experience it yourselves. They can't even follow simple rules like crossing the street at the right place at the righ time, social distancing, etc. etc.
Although that kid doesn't deserve to be treated like that. I feel bad for him.
I think he got exactly what he deserved, he was asked to leave refused acted like a lil punk and someone popped him. Its called a learning experience, its not a hate crime unless hatting entitled punks is a race. He did this to him self getting lippy in the wrong place to the wrong people when he was in the wrong.
Wow, so the kid doesn't listen when he is told to move and then some random person, who is not even affiliated to the restaurant, hits the kid. How is this the restaurant's fault? The kid should have moved away when asked, I agree he should not have been attacked, but if only he had listened to move in the first place.
To be fair, he was by himself and visiting the city for Easter weekend. Perhaps the owner needed to be more clear why the seating is for the restaurant’s patrons only and it’s for over 21 years old.
I have a friend that runs a bar/restaurant very close to there and they had to makeshift seats in the parking lot and sidewalks. Many folks, especially people walking the streets might confuse that they can just seat themselves. Either way, it doesn’t justify for the perpetrator to have assaulted the kid.
@@mikewhocheeseharry5292 I mean, he is 18, isnt exactly a little kid, I should stop calling him a kid and instead a young adult. He can understand and follow rules. He is from South California, it's not like he is from another country and doesn't know how things are here. This restaurant is getting hurt because of a misunderstanding. I am sure if your friend had the same encounter and then was suddenly blamed and labeled a racist, it wouldnt be fair. The family needs to step up and take the blame off the innocent restaurant. The customer that actually assaulted the young adult needs to be found and brought to justice.
@@mikewhocheeseharry5292 ...he's going to a bar.
@@mikewhocheeseharry5292 Bullskit. That's trustpassing. He shouldn't been arrested if he didn't leave.
It’s an amazing establishment and i know many other Asians in SF support this location. I don’t want to see them go down due to this unfortunate situation, we must show them our support. They are not what this family is claiming. The family visiting isn’t even from here and I feel bad for the son but, hello!? He was specifically asked to leave. It’s not right for that stranger to punch him but...
Any who, they are visiting SF and don’t even know the neighborhood or the community and what this bar has done for the diverse community, for years!
I agree, i think people are blanketing everything as racist without knowing what happened. People see red once someone gets hit.
Owner is a racist- we need to shut him down.
Why when reading this I can hear that stupid Simpsons kid as your profile picture 🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@JuanRamirez-rb6lo “Hi Super Nintendo Chalmers, I’m learneding.”
I 100% agree with your comment! Kid must of had a few 🍻 of his own and felt manly enough to not to leave.
As an Asian, I think that this is probably not racist actions from the owner of the bar. He probably meant that the kid does not belong at a bar. Also neither he nor anyone that belongs to the company were the one to hit him. I think this Asian kid has gone too far with blaming the owner for being racist. Also kids these days need to freakin man up. I’m twenty years old, and I would not be “traumatized” if someone said something like that. They could hurl insults at me and I’ll just brush it off. Kids these days are too soft smh
Im an Asian Filipino but this isn't Hate Crime
But he's a Minor
But not to the level of PUNCHING his face
asian filipino? it that like African Black? or Nowegian white? odd you would say that...Im Swedish cream....i guess....or Off White...Not even fully white...more pink i guess...lol
It was just a case of a drunken Irishman doing drunken irish things.
@@spignetti honey i just want to be specific, not all asians are Chinese, i hope u get it 🤣😂
Read more or travel more 😘
And there's no color reference on it 😂🤣 get some braincells
YOU ARE A SCANDINAVIAN SWEDISH get it? 🤣😂Lol
As a young Asian man that grew up in that area, I've always felt the arrogance and distain some Italians in that neighborhood. Do actions speak louder than words.
Your experience there has nothing to do with this particular story.
I mean, being fair, as a Filipino walking through Chinatown I get cold stares all day like I’ve stolen something when I walk around or into stores. They’ll never say anything to me directly but like you said, actions speak louder than words.
same here, Asian American from SF and had to deal with racism from 3 white dudes when lining up for pizza at Golden boys. It was a long line and when I finally got to the front the 3 dudes pushed me and cut me in line. I knew it was racially motivated because he asked me where I was from and if I was born here, Also told me that he worked in China.
@@travisl1759 that's why we have to stand tall and be courageous, despite what our misled immigrants taught us, we need to reinvent ourselves
I go to that bar plenty of times. I’m Filipino and I’ve never had an issue. I do understand that there is a parallel of feeling different especially in some neighborhoods of SF. But I’ve never really had a huge issue especially maybe since I’ve worked in hospitality as well and i know most of the businesses in the area. I still stand and will continue to support this bar.
You doesn't belong here means that you're 18 and this is 21 and over area. When I was underage I wouldn't dare walk inside a bar. These kids are too entitle nowadays.
You're only seeing what you didn't see when you were younger nothing to do with nowadays
@@whocares8990of course you can't see what you didn't see lol your statement made absolutely no sense. Nice try.
this kid is trying to cash in
Oh come on he is not black. They are Asian hard working people!
I'm Filipino and live in the neighborhood. They ain't racist
Could be that the news edited it out, but it seems a little odd that the owner doesn't say that it was due to the person being underage. "This is our area" is a strange way of explaining to someone why you need to leave.
Our area as in the bars area
@@kalgstol oh, I understand that's what is implied. Yet, it's still strange that during an opportunity to fully elaborate on the situation, he doesn't explicitly say that. "This is a bar. Minors aren't allowed." That seems like a less inciteful and more natural phrase to me than "This is our area."
@@snoopypal can't really tell if he was using doublespeak to cover his ass and was racist or it was just a poor choice of words.
@@frankg8861 Yeah. If I was given the opportunity to clarify matters during a scheduled interview with news, I know the first thing out of my mouth would be, "He was a minor, so I asked him to leave the bar", or if you wanted to incorporate his own words: "He didn't belong there since he was a minor." What he said during the interview does not help clear things up at all.
@@frankg8861 yeah this story's a 50/50. the only 100% chance asshole that should get fucked here is the person who punched the guy. it's strange that he's been not mentioned at all in a case that should be implicating him rather than the bar owner
18 year olds aren’t allowed in bars. This story is shameless horse shit.
Learn how to read, maybe if you did, you would’ve seen that he was waiting for pizza outside the bar you tart
@@halorita The kid was trespassing
@@halorita The pizza place is next door. There is a big window with sheets of pizza. There is Clam Pesto , Cheese, Pepperoni or Combo. You don't order & wait. You point at what you want, they wrap it or box it and you're on your way. At certain times there can be a very long line. He was not waiting for a pizza from the bar. Next to the pizza window there is a bench anyone can sit on. You must be 21 to be in a bar
Lesson for the young man: don't be argumentative in a bar. And don't go to bars if you are underage.
if you do, prepared to get socked in the face by a patron enforcing the age limits of establishments serving alcohol
Stfu
The bar owner has nothing to do with it. You can't blame the guy
If the owner of the place was so “CONCERNED” about him and his safety the owner would of intervene and atleast held the guy down until cops got there which he just stood there and watched he’s only coming on tv just so he doesn’t have a bad image for him and his restaurant
Exactly
Look at how he throws his eyes. Bs he didn't care til now when his establishment is crashing
@@shirleywong4333 yup agree 💯
Agree bro!
Charged with assault and battery? He'll be out of jail in a couple days.
Especially in SF.
@@Noneofyourbusinessbro cost of living is high, but cost of committing a crime is low.
Boudin needs to go.
Lol white privilege🗑💩
Probably after 6 hours hell maybe 30 minutes in the backseat of the cop car
Kid was waiting for food outside. Any other circumstance, owner waits for customer to p/u order then leaves, end of story. But the confrontation has consequences. 1:58 according to bar owner, Frank Rossi, "I went nuts when he did it, I couldn't believe he did it There was no threat..." Yet Frank says nothing about stopping the assault. 2:13 "Bar doesn't serve food"...Golden Boy Pizza next door does. Story checks out, family visits from out of town, sends 18 y.o. son to pick up dinner at 5 p.m. Bar owner sends out wrong message, bar fly responds with violence.
P.S., more context is needed here. According to follow up articles, the assailant/customer was a recently retired (2017)pro boxer - 40 fights 57 y.o., (name withheld) Multiple stories online. Bar owner not racist. But need to understand, drunks are sometimes violent. His patrons are going to get triggered when they see a 130 lbs kid sitting outside.
He shouldn’t have been there to begin with. I believe the owner. This was not racially motivated. I think that the owner should sue for defamation. He will win.
The kid lost me when he said, “those words were traumatizing” there’s always two sides
Meantime they need to go after the guy who punched him more so than the owner, really.
@Johnny J Well, when it's obviously bull**** he loses me too.
That white guy sounded like a liar to me, more so than the Asian so to each their own
the owner and the kid’s stories seemed polar opposite. it would be nice to hear from witnesses too because it is hard to understand the situation when they both saying two different things
I’m Filipino and also have worked in establishment that may request people to leave especially underage(casino or bar serving alcohol). If someone asked you to leave the premises especially because of your age, please consider the fact that they are legally required to. The patron who punched him might or might not have hatred against Asians, but I strongly believe that if the kid left on the first request, high probability that this would not escalate to this situation. Definitely not a hate crime. Also, for us who are working in a pub or casino or liquor store, we need to be strategic on how we deliver our message. There are better ways to say “get the f*ck out” ;-) World Peace!
If this underage kid managed to get his hands on some alcohol while there the bar would have been accused of not removing a minor from their establishment.
I'm Asian and I wasn't there, but this owner seems okay. He asked him to leave several times. Unless there's clear video of what happened, family should not claim this owner is racist. I mean how disrespectful did that kid act? Not like somebody will punch someone out of blue.
Racist attacks are always unprovoked
Have you been watching the racist attacks against Asians. Most of those are punches out of the blue.
@@pugilist102 It wasn't the bar owner that punched the guy.
BTW, I'm Asian and I used to go G&C and talked to the owners all the times. They are not racists.
As an Asian I hate this story because it sounds like a boy who cried wolf and now people might downplay other, real cases of hate crimes. He was an 18 year old at a 21+ establishment that doesn’t serve food. Just because seating is moved outdoors because of pandemic doesn’t make them public benches. He was stubborn and asked to leave multiple times. 18 year olds “don’t belong” in bars.
@@atkim122 Exactly.
That Filipino mom made a mistake to make that TikTok & pulling the race card against the business when the assailant was a passerby. As an Asian-American, her conduct harms the efforts to curb anti-Asian hate. SMH
In my opinion... The owner saying "you don't belong here" is speaking in the context of "you are underaged", you are not allowed in the establishment unless you are of age. I don't know why the victim would spin the situation to perpetuate a racial motive and ultimately attempting to destroy a person's livelihood and business. That is just wrong... But on another note, the other customer who assaulted the Filipino victim is also clearly in the wrong too.
Bar owner said he’s a customer but wanted him to GTFO of the bar.
Wow such ingrained racism
@@somethinggrand144 he doesn’t belong here! He was told to leave but he didn’t. Next!
I'm korean and this was definitely not a hate crime. If you're underage at a bar then you literally don't belong at that particular place. Changing the narrative and making it race related makes racism more prevalent.
Uh how is it traumatic for him to be told he doesn't belong there because he is underage at a bar??? Being punched in the face sucks. But can't people see what he is doing? He is playing the victim of the owner when the owner was just DOING HE'S JOB. Why is nobody calling him out on playing the racist card on the owner when he was the one in the wrong the whole time?? He's comments aren't even about the person who punched him, but towards the owner who again was only doing he's JOB!
Wow this kid is pulling the race card when he’s in the bar illegally. Great way to break down the racial tension.
I'm so sorry for this bar owner. This isn't gonna fly. This is gonna raise hate for sure if the media keeps playing with people's emotions and people's lives.
msm all around the world seem to push for conflict , they keep making issues about nothing , the snotnosed kid shouldn't have been there , the only guilty ones here are his parents , he should have been at home in bed
They’re desperate for views.
The bar did nothing wrong, he was under age where he shouldn’t have been, that said, whoever punched him was wrong, but to punish a public establishment for something a patron does isn’t right. I don’t like big cities, but I’m going to go in there and buy a round just to support the business.
Bar owner blind blink eyes is lying through his teeth.
You got that right ...
I’ve been to this place a while back. I didn’t get punched but I was ignored service. The host pointed me to another pizza place near the area. I wanted to grab a slice of pizza and was told they don’t sell slices. I offered to buy a medium instead, and was rushed out with another worker saying I need to go.
While telling me it’s busy and its a long wait to be seated. Ginos a no no for me.
Good to know
As an Asian I'm sick that some people use the race card and play the victim when they are not the victims, they are just entitled. Disgusting how they try to destroy the family bussines just because they didn't allow to sit in the bar area.
I appreciate your opinion, but if you knew the full story, I’m sure your opinion would be much different.
@@jovanibatuyong3639 I investigated this case first from others sources and updates and guess what, that family lied about this. I hope the owner sue them because it's defamation
@@ChocolateBomb you do realize that other sources can manipulate the story as well. I personally know the family, and from my point of view, this is absolutely a hate crime.
@@jovanibatuyong3639 you support them because they are your friends. So there 0 objectivist from your part, they acted wrong and entitled and got the ass beat and not because they're Asian.
@@ChocolateBomb they didn’t act wrong he was simply waiting for his family while they were getting money from an atm. His dad told him to wait there and that’s why he did. Ofc he’s not going to disobey his dad and leave the area in which he was told to wait at.
He didn’t belong there because he is a child.
No he’s 18
@@mattschehr163 he definitely act like one.
This story would have been more believable if he had said "You don't belong here...go back to Daly city"...lol...
Go Sherlock go! 😂
I wouldn't blame the bar for this. Minors shouldn't be in the bar area. That's the law. But whoever hit him should be held accountable.
Outside on sidewalk.
@@robertlee4172 This was outside?
@@TheWriterNW Yes, on the sidewalk in a tourist area, Little Italy, SF.
I have lived in the Philippines 6 months a year for 9 years up until the plandemic . Want to see racism go there as a non Philippino... my wife is here now I do plan on going back . There is also plenty of good people there as well.
A white nationalist calling other people racist? Ha!
@@gengame8825 I never claimed to be a nationalist but I am one see nationalism means pride in your country . Libs decided to change the meaning and stupid people now say it means racist. If I was a racist why the hell would I have a brown wife? I have family friends God children of all races . I am half Latin myself. But I wouldn't expect any other response from ignorant person.
@@robertauld1334 haha sorry. Hard to believe anything from a white nationalist. US still has the highest racist attacks and incidents in the world. All thanks to you people 👌
Why does the left always talk about racism ?
He is 18 and what he was doing at the bar?
So the owner said he doesnt belong there because he is underage and another dued punched him. But the owner is blamed? This doesnt make sense. Stop with the mob justice ffs.
Its all one big misunderstanding, the kid gets told " you f'ing dont belong here", interprets it as an racist attack, then literally gets attacked. This is how stuff escalates
" you f'ing dont belong here" is racist in the current COVID atmosphere and given that anti-Asian rallies have been giving messages "I BELONG HERE." " you f'ing dont belong here" is the same as go back to your country.
Alien West no i think the issue here is the “you don’t belong here”, if it was really said. If they would have said “you can’t be here” then it wouldn’t have sounded racist.
@Alien West It's only illegal if he is being served and consuming alcohol underage. What if the owner had an 18-year-old son sitting there, not drinking... like just hanging out with his dad? Should he get punched in the face?
@Amanda🙄 You're just reaching, drawing conclusions, looking for something that isn't there. Or maybe something that you want to be there.
@@Ori0n1975 I don't know about you but I've been following every Asian hate crime/incident and I'm familiar with what rhetorics are being used by both sides. There is more than one way to tell someone to "go back to your country." Maybe you need to work on your English comprehension.
I’m Japanese and very proud to be Asian! We asians are not virus!
Where are you getting that from
Of course not. Love y'all pardon our trash though, they let a ton of it out for "Covid" stay well and safe y'all
Hate not for all Asian. It is targeted for Chinese, but the victim was not. If I was in this situation, I will shout out I am Japanese.
@@hangsu5724 😑Jesus fucking Christ. The dude was a customer, could have been racist, drunk or both. Not representative of american society
@@whiqeddik7615 As Chinese immigrants, it is really embarrassed during this pandemic. I pretends to ignore all related news and arguments. Hopefully, American will recover soon and great again. We are ready to take vaccine pretty soon in South Bay
For updates the guy was a white retired boxer he shouldn't have punched but that kid shouldn't have been there this is coming from a 18 person myself that dude had no common sense smh.
The owner probably asked him to leave for being under age, the kid got belligerent, someone else got involved, words were probably exchanged, etc...this might not be a hate crime at all🤔
If this goes to court, then the judgie boy will tell the jury to base the verdict on law. If the jury thinks that it was a hate crime, then that's what the defendant's sentence will match.
You didn't bother to listen to the owner did you? The owner himself said the kid posed no threat and he was surprised why the perp punched the kid.
Your making assumptions to which you are being biased before knowing the true facts! You of all people should know to never Assume.....!!
@@bigfootswatching9986 it's just my opinion and that's why I use the word "probably" several times! What do you think about the people rushing to judgement calling it a hate crime?
Interesting. if the teenager were a rich white kid you probably would give Him the benefit of the doubt? And he probably wouldn’t be punched In the face? Racism is racism, period.
Don't go alone, go with friends.
go with White Friends.
@@_Wai_Wai_ right; you get treated like one of them too. so sad & how you get treated base on how you look!
@@_Wai_Wai_ bleh
NO,,,,,,,,,I WALK ALONE 🗿🚬
Or don't go at all if you're underaged.
As a asian american, I dont think the bar owner was at wrong. Who wants a kid under 21 at their bar when its going to get them into trouble with law enforcement? People should be going for the one who punched the kid not the bar owner. The bar owner did the right thing by kicking the kid out.
Give me a break. Don’t pull the race card on the owner when he asked him to leave and a random drunk bar patron hit him. He shouldn’t have gotten hit in the face but he should have left when asked.
Oh, you were there? What did he say?
@@MrMusashiMusashi well from the victim’s own mouth if you watched the video, albeit vulgar, “get the **** out of here, you do not belong here”.. since he is not 21, he did not belong there. Nothing about race was mentioned.
So you can’t sit outside to order pizza. Give me a break
@@harry8201 no, apparently you can’t if it’s a bar for 21 and up. Is it that hard to get ? Since when do teenagers walk into bars just for food ? Clearly he didn’t know but he was also asked to leave but refused. Not justifying him getting assaulted but it could’ve all been avoided if he simply left. Nothing racist about this ordeal like the moms trying to paint it as. As for him misinterpreting the “you don’t belong here” part, ffs grow a pair. How sensitive is everyone now a days? I’m against blatant racism but this ain’t it.
If you see how far away from the bar is in the video ...the seating is not even near the bar establishment. Its messed ip that they were even trying to scram that kid with swear words.. this is literally in he street where parking spaces used to be... that is off the sidewalk. How are u so sure the customer was drunk broad daylight.. you literally made that up. Nowhere did anyone say he was drunk. So many excuses for criminals