Suni is AMAZING, and probably one of my favorite gymnasts, but we need to give some respect to the ones that came before. AMY CHOW is the first ASIAN-AMERICAN woman to bring back gymnastics gold. She is the first Asian-American to take back all-around gold, and the distinction should be made there.
The fact that she fulfilled her promise to go to that University where the brother of her former coach is coaching, tells a lot about her as a person. She has integrity and humility. She knows how to look back to her roots and not take them for granted.
She's been competing at this level for years. It's good to see her being recognized for all the work she has put into her skill. Truly a gold medal olympian.
The US is dependent on immigrants to win. Anglos alone cannot achieve much. Much more respect to countries like China where all their achievements are earned by themselves solely
@@blardymunggas6884 We are built on immigrants. My father was born overseas. That is why I get so confused over the xenophobia some people display over here. So frustrating.
@@dorothygilmartin7770 yepp, US is land of Native americans and built by slaves of african, chinese, japanese, mexicans and many others. Crazy how alot of whites still has racism towards a country built by immigrants. Also immigrants is what makes this country so great. We have the most multi cultural backgrounds in the world. Throughout my school yrs i hve met all kinds of race and ethnicities.
@@droptopp3479 Yess...I teach in a high school of diversity. Love learning about new cultures. Even had a Tibetan-American who was blessed by the Dalai Lama. My grandfather was arrested in Ireland during/right after the Irish Civil War and deported to America. We are all refugees. Love the diversity. Glad you are someone who also appreciates our diversity.
@@dorothygilmartin7770 definitely do appreciate it, i live in california and the food of every ethnicity is great. I also like learning about other cultures
Suni Lee gave the hmong race the world recognition that we have not had and we are so proud of her. She is a hmong Olympian and she will go down in history as the greatest hmong Olympian ever.
@GodEmbodiment She's the first and she will inspire others to do it too. It's only been a little over 40 years that the Hmong people even heard of the Olympic game so that's why it's a better sweet when one of them actually made it and get gold. Even the most talented don't always get gold all the time and on all of the categories. Yes, she does have room to grow and improve but for her first time and get gold for the All-Around competition that only 5 other US women had won since 1936 that is super awesome.
@GodEmbodiment She is the first and certainly not last; In fact there is Gaohoua Yang from my local town who has been recognized locally as a talented gymnast who place 1st in past competition. Ive met and became acquaintance with Gaohoua’s parents from my children’s school. Perhaps one day Gaohoua would be the next champ (she and my daughter will be Senior from same high school). I know Gaohoua is happy for Sunisa and actively motivated to stay involved in this amazing sport.
@GodEmbodiment You God told you to be a guiding voice for the Hmong?? Your God told you to judge?? I don't think god told you anything......all on your own you're a jerk.
We shouldn’t be looking at her as the greatest. There are other Hmong gymnast we don’t know. She is just lucky to stand out, have connection, etc. Not everyone will make it to the Olympic. Will she be going to Auburn ifnot for her coach connection? Sometimes there are people who are lucky. Since Olympics the most popular sports or area that stand out for USA is gymnastics. When we watched Olympic we are only watching gymnastics just like NBA and NFL.
In the early 80s, I was in Thailand working with Hmong refugees from Laos and Cambodia. I learned so much from them, and believe I became a better person for it. I used all the salary I received from our sponsor to buy Hmong embroideries and so much more. Watching their care of children, teaching children to watch younger children was really meaningful for me...it was brilliant. The older women who sat closely to each other, continuously embroidering was a lesson in chilling out...and who needs to chill out in the refugee camp more than the health care providers. So, it was a THRILL so see this young girl and her family.
They Helped out American soldiers during the war, then revenge was taken on them after soldiers left...thus the reason to flee...We will take them!!! 💗
@@1004katherine one reason is after the war, some Hmong refugees didn’t trust the Americans and went to France. I don’t know how true that is but I heard it from many Hmong elders.
Where to start. As a 59 year old man, I've seen the Olympics since.....1972 (Munich) at 10 years old. So, that's 49 years of observing superior Olympic athletes. Every era has their extraordinary athletes, moments and back stories. But, Miss Suni Lee has created a completely separate category of excellence. Her level of confidence, skill and execution is off the charts. Even for an Olympian. She nails ALL of her dismounts dead on. With, pure confidence. And that is not a small word. I congratulate her family for believing in her dreams as their own. For not hounding her to become just an accountant, a nurse, or even a lawyer. Because it's clear that she has the intelligence and drive to become all three. But, to venture into the unknown. Which requires sheer guts as a family unit. To have the courage to visualize the greatness that her skills would produce on a World Wide stage. Peace and Blessings to Suni Lee and her family.
I love this! I don’t think people truly understand the importance of representation. Imagine growing up having no one who looks like you to look up to. Sunisa is an inspiration to all of us. I can’t wait to see the next generation of Hmong athletes.
_ I'm happy that she accomplished such greatness, but she doesn't have to have some celebrity that looks like her to look up to. She's got dad and those around her that can be her super heroes. Stop looking outside. Look within. I have no idol other than my parents and older siblings. Those around me made me who I am. I'm not rich, famous or adored by the World, but I'm able to rise above the mud because of my family's support and my own motivation. From a refugee family settling down in the hood, to 4 siblings with college degrees and professional careers that allowed us decent homes and ability to travel to any destination around the World yearly. It might be a small thing in the eyes of others, but it's a feat for us that started from nothing. She did the same. She did it through sheer talent and determination. Idols are great, self determination is better.
Coming from experience as a Hmong person who was born in the 90's, sports was never a favor to be an occupation, and it is rare to even find Hmong families to even support their child in sports to go far(prove me wrong). To see Sunisa is a generation after mine is shocking, and I hope to see my own community grow from this. I hope Hmong Families in this time of age in America will actually support and consider putting their children in some sort of sports IF their child has a realistic goal and a dream to pursue far with it. Whether they choose to or not, or just do it as a hobby, it's still okay and nothing wrong. Sports has and always been a great representation and opportunity.
i think the Gen Z has the potential for more hmong olympians, as for us 90's kids, it is a little too late to be an elite athlete. Really cool to see her make it in the olympics though, ive never heard of her until this yrs olympics. Also even more amazing for her to win Gold and other medals.
@@droptopp3479 Yes, unfortunately it's too late for us. The REAL winner in this video is Sunisa's Father, John Lee. I am happy for her success, but I am more happy and envious of her to have parents that supportive. Hope she goes far, and hoping for more future generations in our Hmong community to take notes and grow from this.
@@peggypeggy4137 its like saying a person went for something and did it really well; hence not leaving crumbs. Trust me the lingo has me confused occasionally as well haha
during the olympic trails , I saw so many people saying suni was gonna surprise us during the olypics, and that they were tired of seeing people underestimate her, I can only imagine how much they screamed when she won
She was only "underestimated" by the liberal fake media news outlets because "she was not a liberal". Despite their liberalism, Suni went on to PROVE them wrong~ Despite all what she was going through she fought on and became "AMERICA'S SHINING STAR" AND RECEIVED THE TOP HONOR BEING "THE WORLD'S TOP GYMNAST IN ALL AROUND"! WE LOVE YOU SUNI LEE!
Suni is beautiful inside and out, and she is an absolutely amazing athlete. I can't wait to see her progress and wish the best for her and her family. We are all rooting for her dad in his therapy and recovery.
What an accomplishment. We have a large Hmong community in our town in the San Joaquin Valley in California and I am sure there was much cheering and among all who love gymnastics.
Suni lee is much more than an outstanding gymnast-- she's a hero to her community and an inspiration to minorities and those struggling in America and elsewhere.
The sacrifices her family made & the way the whole Hmong community supported her in every way is so heart touching! They were definitely could not financially afford it...but all of them pulling together is why Suni was able to pursue her dream. Their love for each other and their strong family and community support and their sacrifices are so untouchable! And America's shining star...Sunisa Lee....went on to win the ALL AROUND GOLD IN THE OLYMPICS MAKING HISTORY!!!!!! MY LOVE TO SUNISA, ALL HER FAMILY & THE HMONG COMMUNITY! ALL HER HARD WORK, DEDICATION WITH THE LOVING SUPPORT OF ALL HER FAMILY AND ALL THE HMONG COMMUNITY HAS PAID OFF!
She’s going to need to take a Year off, not sure she’s realized SHES the Queen 👑 of gymnastics 🤸🏽♂️ and will be in demand! Can help back all the Hmong that helped her I’m Sure!
We so proud off you. Your victory will be a open door for hmong people and all Asian in America 🇺🇸. We ready to celebrate your victory when you get back.
Ms Sunisa Lee represents US and wins All-Around competition gymnastics US women’s Team and makes the Hmong famous around the world. Thanks Sunisa Lee, Congrats and I am so proud of your accomplishment!
One can’t help it but fall in love with this exceptional athlete , sinisa Lee is one of my favorate athletes , humble , beautiful , persistent and professional , Grading athletes doesn’t depend only on performance but it’s a package of everything And everything she’s got
I wasn't aware of her until the Olympics and I wasn't aware until after that she is from my neighborhood. Greater East Side of St Paul. Congrats Sunisa Lee.
Congratulations to every Olympian. I’m excited to welcome Jade to the PAC 12. Representing Hmong Americans is a noble cause and I am grateful to Sunisa and those in her corner.
Congrats to Suni Lee! But it's outrageously shameful that "the richest, most powerful country in the world" is still letting its people down at this level! Olympian athletes can't get the support they need from the federal government? Did I say SHAMEFUL?
As a Hmong person also, I'm extremely happy that she won the Gold Medal, because not only will it impact the Hmong People and Communities in Minnesota, but it will also impact Hmong lives that are scattered across the world, especially the Hmong people in the United States due to our past where we had to flee from Communists and cross into Thailand, where some of us even took planes to America to start a new life.
Thanku Sunisa for letting the whole world know about the Hmong (pronounced like "Mung") ethnic group. Many many people still don't know who the Hmong are and why they are in this country.... now the world knows.
Not a quitter! An amazing young athlete who inspires everyone with resolve, humility, grace, never giving up and fierceness under pressure! The Olympic Spirit!
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Congratulations to Suni Lee for taking home the gold!
Suni is AMAZING, and probably one of my favorite gymnasts, but we need to give some respect to the ones that came before. AMY CHOW is the first ASIAN-AMERICAN woman to bring back gymnastics gold. She is the first Asian-American to take back all-around gold, and the distinction should be made there.
BUT also this is an AMAZING video!!!!
@@jamieku3423 this isn’t about her though….
Ok
Amazing Chinese win the gold for hate master, you don't feel shame after hating Chinese, hypocrite!!!
The fact that she fulfilled her promise to go to that University where the brother of her former coach is coaching, tells a lot about her as a person.
She has integrity and humility.
She knows how to look back to her roots and not take them for granted.
She's been competing at this level for years. It's good to see her being recognized for all the work she has put into her skill. Truly a gold medal olympian.
The hmong people around the world are extremely proud of Sunisa Lee achievements
The US is dependent on immigrants to win. Anglos alone cannot achieve much. Much more respect to countries like China where all their achievements are earned by themselves solely
@@blardymunggas6884 We are built on immigrants. My father was born overseas. That is why I get so confused over the xenophobia some people display over here. So frustrating.
@@dorothygilmartin7770 yepp, US is land of Native americans and built by slaves of african, chinese, japanese, mexicans and many others. Crazy how alot of whites still has racism towards a country built by immigrants. Also immigrants is what makes this country so great. We have the most multi cultural backgrounds in the world. Throughout my school yrs i hve met all kinds of race and ethnicities.
@@droptopp3479 Yess...I teach in a high school of diversity. Love learning about new cultures. Even had a Tibetan-American who was blessed by the Dalai Lama. My grandfather was arrested in Ireland during/right after the Irish Civil War and deported to America. We are all refugees. Love the diversity. Glad you are someone who also appreciates our diversity.
@@dorothygilmartin7770 definitely do appreciate it, i live in california and the food of every ethnicity is great. I also like learning about other cultures
Suni Lee gave the hmong race the world recognition that we have not had and we are so proud of her. She is a hmong Olympian and she will go down in history as the greatest hmong Olympian ever.
@GodEmbodiment She's the first and she will inspire others to do it too. It's only been a little over 40 years that the Hmong people even heard of the Olympic game so that's why it's a better sweet when one of them actually made it and get gold. Even the most talented don't always get gold all the time and on all of the categories. Yes, she does have room to grow and improve but for her first time and get gold for the All-Around competition that only 5 other US women had won since 1936 that is super awesome.
@GodEmbodiment She is the first and certainly not last; In fact there is Gaohoua Yang from my local town who has been recognized locally as a talented gymnast who place 1st in past competition. Ive met and became acquaintance with Gaohoua’s parents from my children’s school. Perhaps one day Gaohoua would be the next champ (she and my daughter will be Senior from same high school). I know Gaohoua is happy for Sunisa and actively motivated to stay involved in this amazing sport.
@GodEmbodiment You God told you to be a guiding voice for the Hmong?? Your God told you to judge?? I don't think god told you anything......all on your own you're a jerk.
@@loverslanehawj6244 sounds very nice, i hope she achieves great things!
We shouldn’t be looking at her as the greatest. There are other Hmong gymnast we don’t know. She is just lucky to stand out, have connection, etc. Not everyone will make it to the Olympic. Will she be going to Auburn ifnot for her coach connection? Sometimes there are people who are lucky. Since Olympics the most popular sports or area that stand out for USA is gymnastics. When we watched Olympic we are only watching gymnastics just like NBA and NFL.
So happy for Suni to overcome the difficult year and still stay competitive. One of the most humble athletes who is a fantastic role model!
I am glad Sunl Lee won the Gold hope she will be able to help her family and I know she she will l admire her so
A winner to continue.
She is amazing! As is her family and community.
HER COMMUNITY CAN'T BE THAT GREAT IF AFTER ALL THESE YEARS SHE IS THE ONLY ONE
@@daalhead1098 yeah? Think you can immigrate to another country with just the shirt on your back and succeed? I bet not.
You got the first one right, but are you sure about the second?
@@aren2naga92 her family support her even after her dad was badly injured, I’m pretty sure her family is an amazing family.
They're a very small community.
In the early 80s, I was in Thailand working with Hmong refugees from Laos and Cambodia. I learned so much from them, and believe I became a better person for it. I used all the salary I received from our sponsor to buy Hmong embroideries and so much more. Watching their care of children, teaching children to watch younger children was really meaningful for me...it was brilliant. The older women who sat closely to each other, continuously embroidering was a lesson in chilling out...and who needs to chill out in the refugee camp more than the health care providers. So, it was a THRILL so see this young girl and her family.
They Helped out American soldiers during the war, then revenge was taken on them after soldiers left...thus the reason to flee...We will take them!!! 💗
@@micheleclark59 Totally agree! I live a long distance away from where they are now.......maybe someday!
@@micheleclark59 While I was still in Thailand, I heard that some of the Hmong were sent to France....can't quite wrap my head around that though.
@@1004katherine one reason is after the war, some Hmong refugees didn’t trust the Americans and went to France. I don’t know how true that is but I heard it from many Hmong elders.
@@helloo5626 Thanks for letting me know!
Where to start.
As a 59 year old man, I've seen the Olympics since.....1972 (Munich) at 10 years old.
So, that's 49 years of observing superior Olympic athletes. Every era has their extraordinary athletes, moments and back stories.
But, Miss Suni Lee has created a completely separate category of excellence. Her level of confidence, skill and execution is off the charts. Even for an Olympian.
She nails ALL of her dismounts dead on. With, pure confidence. And that is not a small word.
I congratulate her family for believing in her dreams as their own. For not hounding her to become just an accountant, a nurse, or even a lawyer. Because it's clear that she has the intelligence and drive to become all three. But, to venture into the unknown. Which requires sheer guts as a family unit. To have the courage to visualize the greatness that her skills would produce on a World Wide stage.
Peace and Blessings to Suni Lee and her family.
I love this! I don’t think people truly understand the importance of representation. Imagine growing up having no one who looks like you to look up to. Sunisa is an inspiration to all of us. I can’t wait to see the next generation of Hmong athletes.
_ I'm happy that she accomplished such greatness, but she doesn't have to have some celebrity that looks like her to look up to. She's got dad and those around her that can be her super heroes. Stop looking outside. Look within. I have no idol other than my parents and older siblings. Those around me made me who I am. I'm not rich, famous or adored by the World, but I'm able to rise above the mud because of my family's support and my own motivation. From a refugee family settling down in the hood, to 4 siblings with college degrees and professional careers that allowed us decent homes and ability to travel to any destination around the World yearly. It might be a small thing in the eyes of others, but it's a feat for us that started from nothing. She did the same. She did it through sheer talent and determination. Idols are great, self determination is better.
why did i bawled my eyes out watching this. she is a gem, i love her fathers endless support
I love stories about a community rallying behind someone and this is one of those stories. Wonderful!! ♥️🇺🇲
Thank you
Coming from experience as a Hmong person who was born in the 90's, sports was never a favor to be an occupation, and it is rare to even find Hmong families to even support their child in sports to go far(prove me wrong). To see Sunisa is a generation after mine is shocking, and I hope to see my own community grow from this. I hope Hmong Families in this time of age in America will actually support and consider putting their children in some sort of sports IF their child has a realistic goal and a dream to pursue far with it. Whether they choose to or not, or just do it as a hobby, it's still okay and nothing wrong. Sports has and always been a great representation and opportunity.
i think the Gen Z has the potential for more hmong olympians, as for us 90's kids, it is a little too late to be an elite athlete. Really cool to see her make it in the olympics though, ive never heard of her until this yrs olympics. Also even more amazing for her to win Gold and other medals.
@@droptopp3479 Yes, unfortunately it's too late for us. The REAL winner in this video is Sunisa's Father, John Lee. I am happy for her success, but I am more happy and envious of her to have parents that supportive. Hope she goes far, and hoping for more future generations in our Hmong community to take notes and grow from this.
Thank you to her parents for believing her. Best part is letting her explore her beliefs and they shared the same dream with her.
She ate and didn’t leave any crumbs. luv you Sunisa Lee, you’re my inspiration!!!!
What u talking about
Is that some kind of analogy or do you mean that literally? Just askin'??
@@peggypeggy4137 it is just a thing ppl say.
@@peggypeggy4137 its like saying a person went for something and did it really well; hence not leaving crumbs. Trust me the lingo has me confused occasionally as well haha
during the olympic trails , I saw so many people saying suni was gonna surprise us during the olypics, and that they were tired of seeing people underestimate her, I can only imagine how much they screamed when she won
She was only "underestimated" by the liberal fake media news outlets because "she was not a liberal". Despite their liberalism, Suni went on to PROVE them wrong~ Despite all what she was going through she fought on and became "AMERICA'S SHINING STAR" AND RECEIVED THE TOP HONOR BEING "THE WORLD'S TOP GYMNAST IN ALL AROUND"! WE LOVE YOU SUNI LEE!
@@carmenDS1234 did she say she was a conservative? she seems to lean left actually
I'm so proud of you, you made America proud of you. Congrats to you sweetie
She only have 1 gold
@@SixySix704 Thank you stating the obvious. She hasn't Gold. How many Gold do you have? You're coming off like a hater.
She has the only one that counts. The all around gold.
@@SixySix704 She's the only one that counts, "The only 1 all around gold."
@@SixySix704 You are a racist because you're Chinese, the way you said here.
I'm glad they acknowledged her father as both a fan and strong supporter for her.
A wonderful young woman, a great champion, a wonderful family. I hope Mr Lee will recover
Congratulations to Sunisa Lee! A well deserved Gold Medal Olympian! May God continue to watch over you and bless you.
I’m Filipino living in the UK and I’m proud of her!
We are all asian, all human being, my friend! This good deed reflects on all of us, including you!
A Fantastic athlete, She will never give up or let someone else carry her to victory!
Suni is beautiful inside and out, and she is an absolutely amazing athlete. I can't wait to see her progress and wish the best for her and her family. We are all rooting for her dad in his therapy and recovery.
She and her family are amazing. Very touching. Respect
What an accomplishment. We have a large Hmong community in our town in the San Joaquin Valley in California and I am sure there was much cheering and among all who love gymnastics.
I am so proud of you who dresses in Hmong clothes as a symbol of your traditional culture.
So proud of her! First Hmong American Olympian!!!
Her community helping support her is so heartwarming and shows to power of collective care 😭💝
So HAPPY for SUNI! Stepped up and got the job done! Great for the USA and esp Asian Americans! This bullying needs to stop ✋
She is amazing and carried herself professionally. True American...we love you Suni 🇺🇸 🇺🇸 🇺🇸
"It takes a village to raise a child" - True indeed.
Suni lee is much more than an outstanding gymnast-- she's a hero to her community and an inspiration to minorities and those struggling in America and elsewhere.
The sacrifices her family made & the way the whole Hmong community supported her in every way is so heart touching! They were definitely could not financially afford it...but all of them pulling together is why Suni was able to pursue her dream. Their love for each other and their strong family and community support and their sacrifices are so untouchable! And America's shining star...Sunisa Lee....went on to win the ALL AROUND GOLD IN THE OLYMPICS MAKING HISTORY!!!!!! MY LOVE TO SUNISA, ALL HER FAMILY & THE HMONG COMMUNITY! ALL HER HARD WORK, DEDICATION WITH THE LOVING SUPPORT OF ALL HER FAMILY AND ALL THE HMONG COMMUNITY HAS PAID OFF!
SUNI LEE YOU ARE THE BEST , YOU ARE THE PURE GOLD MEDEL. WOW. BEAUTIFULL
she's amazing and inspiring. i wish her all the best with her career/study. i hope to see her again in the next olympics!
What amazed me is that her coach has a twin brother at Auburn who's going to be her new coach there.
OH, Now I know WHY she chose Auburn!
She’s going to need to take a Year off, not sure she’s realized SHES the Queen 👑 of gymnastics 🤸🏽♂️ and will be in demand! Can help back all the Hmong that helped her I’m Sure!
@@micheleclark59 I was wondering why Auburn
This story is so touching, it brought tears to my eyes 😭
SUNISA LEE IS AMERICA'S SHINING STAR!
Love seeing new athletes lift themselves into prominence and benefiting their entire family as a result
War Eagle! We are thrilled to have Suni as a part of the Auburn family!
Great storytelling without bias. This great sister did a fantastic job for her team and for the U.S.A
this is amazing
what an incredible young woman, I'll be rooting for you from now on Sunisa!!
Очень талантливая гимнастка!
Заслуженно победила на Олимпиаде!
Congratulations 👏 so proud of you
as a fellow hmong american and the fact that we have the same last name is so dope. love her!
That’s a gold medalist dad right there
Wish everyone can have a dad this great!
Sunisa singly put the Hmong people on the world map! I am so very proud of her and I wish for her to be named Person of the Year by Time Magazine:)
I'm salute for John Lee too!
Not only the Hmong nations but also the Asian nations are PROUD of you SUNI LEE. Congratulations.🥳🥳🥳 from 🇵🇭
We so proud off you. Your victory will be a open door for hmong people and all Asian in America 🇺🇸. We ready to celebrate your victory when you get back.
So proud of you! You are a great inspiration, Suni Lee! Keep reaching for the stars!!!
She is a super star not only for the Hmong community but all Americans.
Very proud of OUR Hmong Champion. Congrats!!!!
Ms Sunisa Lee represents US and wins All-Around competition gymnastics US women’s Team and makes the Hmong famous around the world. Thanks Sunisa Lee, Congrats and I am so proud of your accomplishment!
One can’t help it but fall in love with this exceptional athlete , sinisa Lee is one of my favorate athletes , humble , beautiful , persistent and professional ,
Grading athletes doesn’t depend only on performance but it’s a package of everything
And everything she’s got
I'm so happy and proud of both her parents' love and Sunisa's strength, mentally and physically. Zoo siab heev nawb.
Hmong peoples be proud of you for your gymnastics team winning the world Olympic. Great for your country USA.
the best gymnast in the world. Bravo Sunisa Lee, you deserve it.
Proud USA 🇺🇸 Olympic Champion Suni Lee Pride ASEAN USA 🇺🇸 2020 Tokyo Olympic Games!
its great how her Dad supported her aspirations while she was a kid. I cant imagine my dad encouraging me backflipping off the bed!
Hahaha yeah right
Thank you to her coach for waiving her gym fee so she could shine 😭😭😭😭
Well done Suni! You are the epitome of a true Champion!
So proud of her, her family and her Hmong from neighbouring friend, Cambodia!
I wasn't aware of her until the Olympics and I wasn't aware until after that she is from my neighborhood. Greater East Side of St Paul. Congrats Sunisa Lee.
Her Dad sacrifices his life for her, and she doesn’t make him disappointed. Hope him recover well, very emotional story.
She is amazing I saw her every performance in Olympics and I was amazed everytime and one more thing she is very beautiful
Such an inspiring and incredible person and athlete. Hoping to see her in Paris 2024!!
Congratulations to every Olympian. I’m excited to welcome Jade to the PAC 12. Representing Hmong Americans is a noble cause and I am grateful to Sunisa and those in her corner.
We Americans are proud of you Suni Lee.
Many many congratulations to you!
MILLION THUMBS UP Suni Lee!!
Congratulation Suni Lee, we are so proud of you , and you are so amazing .
Congrats to Suni Lee! But it's outrageously shameful that "the richest, most powerful country in the world" is still letting its people down at this level! Olympian athletes can't get the support they need from the federal government? Did I say SHAMEFUL?
yeah russian atheletes get their funding from the gov
Suni Lee, you are the best... congrats.
What a GREAT story about a GREAT person...ALL THE BEST IN THE FUTURE....
Congratulations to you Ms. Sunisa Lee and thank your channel for supporting her.
Congrates Suni Lee 💪👍👊🤸♂️🤸♂️🤸♂️🤸♂️🤸♀️🤸♀️🤸♀️🤸♀️🥇🥇🥇🏆💥✨
What a great bunch of people to look after each other.
so proud of her for being the first Hmong American Olympian
More than fans and supporters I think there family. They were altogether watching her win Gold in all around. Big loving family
Beautiful motion with Grounded Energy...! She will be with us for a long time.
As a Hmong person also, I'm extremely happy that she won the Gold Medal, because not only will it impact the Hmong People and Communities in Minnesota, but it will also impact Hmong lives that are scattered across the world, especially the Hmong people in the United States due to our past where we had to flee from Communists and cross into Thailand, where some of us even took planes to America to start a new life.
Suni Lee is our new queen of gymnastics!!!!!
Excellent work in the Olympics Suni Lee. Congratulations.
Sunisa the rising star in US gymnastic
Sunisa is Incredible !! I can’t even do a back flip lol
She is the Golden child of us Hmong people
Congratulations bravo sunisa lee
Hello ! From France support sunisa lee, thank you USA
LOVEU SUNIIIII u deserve all the love and support 🤍!!
Past experience has helped with gyms being closed. Inspite of this done so well.
Thanku Sunisa for letting the whole world know about the Hmong (pronounced like "Mung") ethnic group. Many many people still don't know who the Hmong are and why they are in this country.... now the world knows.
We know Hoomg cop who going to jail in Floyd Case sham
@@mikejall3644 good 4 u. Did u expect us to b perfect like Jesus......
Go get 'em Suni Lee!
Love suni ♥️♥️
I Hope she gets use to the change! Big difference between Minnesota and Alabama! I wish her further Success and Happiness, she’s a true good person!
Go Suni
Not a quitter! An amazing young athlete who inspires everyone with resolve, humility, grace, never giving up and fierceness under pressure! The Olympic Spirit!
She is still from china
shut up
Perseverance and Hmong go hand to hand. Nothing tougher than being Hmong.
Great Woman. Solid family💪💪💪🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸