Cringe... Generic ABC humor made for whites exaggerating the most surface level similarities. "I love eating rice! I eat rice everyday!" You must be 30+ if you enjoy shows like this.
Seriously. The fruit gift is literally my mom every day. She brings oranges to my friend's house in a plastic bag(one of the ones she keeps in the cupboard under the sink) every time.
translation: 0:08, Mrs Huang ploting inviting her to the Moon Holiday. 0:22, Mrs Huang is now optioning wedding locations. 0:50, Mrs Huang is saving up for grand children's college fund.
I visited my aunt in Australia and she walked into her house carpeted floor with her shoes and and I have never felt more uncomfortable in my life. I paused at the door and gestured my feet but she was like "it's fine just come in" ITS CARPETED FLOOR ITS NOT FINE
Asian trust: 0 **Taking off shoes* Asian trust: 1000% Edit: How these fools thinking that my comment implied only asian taking off their shoes really amazed me
In my country we always take off shoes when entering home as well. Children at schools must change their shoes to slippers also, most office workers change into slippers (nice ones) as well. We are not Asian, we are Slavs (Czech. Rep.) :)
The majority of Taiwanese are classified as Chinese or "Han Chinese/Han people" as some Chinese like to proudly flaunt themselves. The majority are settlers from the Chinese mainland (China). There are only a very small number of "native Taiwanese" that are mostly compromised from people from a mix of Mongolian, Polynesian, Japanese ethnic group and so on which are only a minority to the rest of the Taiwanese population.
@Ao Chen actually some Chinese people despise Taiwanese people for being Taiwanese and uh betraying their kind or something. I'm from Taiwan and my Taiwanese teacher taught Chinese in America for a year. She had this Chinese co-worker that always got mad when she saw her in the room, claiming that Taiwanese people don't deserve to teach Chinese or something, forcing my teacher to have to always leave the room as the Chinese person came into the office to avoid drama. It's very sad. But good thing most Chinese aren't like that. I have a friend who moved to Taiwan from China and she is a very nice person. Just an extra note the fact that the "Chinese girlfriend " is played by a Taiwanese actor makes me so proud, it's cheesy. The reason Taiwanese don't like being grouped with China is partially because China likes to ruin our national relationships and cock block us from joining the UN or the Paris agreement. China wants the world to acknowledge us as not a country in a way, so we can be part of China again. there wasn't really a clean break or clarification of Taiwan being it's own country or not, despite it basically being one. The tension isn't as bad anymore since noone really cares too much but our current president, tsai ing wen, is one of those anti China control activists, so who knows.
Chow Ruo Xuan Please keep in mind it's the authoritarian CCP government that's doing all these evil things to Taiwan. They are not elected by its people and they do not represent Chinese people. I'm from China and I do not condone what CCP does. And there are many overseas Chinese with me. Sadly though, many people in China support this illegitimate government due to lack of access to information or stupidity. Long live the Republic Of China!🇹🇼 (Though many young Taiwanese want to get rid of ROC)
H white people shit? You have problem with white people? Here in Sweden no one *ever* enter houses with shoes. Everyone must take off shoes. I don’t think any white people I have met have worn shoes inside
im sorry but where you come from does play a big role some people grow up never having to enter peoples houses and take their shoes off a lot of the time its a cultural thing and saying someone doesn't have proper manners is failing to recognize that everyone is not raised the same way
@Slavic Soldier I'm pretty sure it's not just an American thing there are people from other countries who do it. And tbh saying its disgusting is only seeing it on one-side. I understand the principle of it yes, your dragging dirt into your house. But, If a family consistently makes sure their floor is cleaning by mopping it regularly then how is disgusting. If we make sure to clean up after ourselves properly then how is it disgusting. It only is disgusting if you live in filth. Understand that people may live differently from you.
Where I'm from you're supposed to ask whether you should take them off. The other person will probably say "no, it's fine". But you will offer again. And unless you see that other people are wearing shoes as well or know that the other person really doesn't mind you will take your shoes off anyway.
@Slavic Soldier your stupid for comparing not taking your shoes off to people eating other people. People have different cultures get over it. There are alot things people find disgusting about your culture to, who gives a shit.
+gloomy lights Yeah but it's very traditional in asian culture to do so and not so much in Western culture, although you usually just do it out of etiquette.
@@Anonymous-yb1ho We had a LOT of Taiwan referrals so my crews knew the market. We'd ALSO determine the piece of most concern, which usually was the ladies dresser. (bring out the double pads, etc). One of my guys commented: "you do realize that this lady had NEVER HAD three white guys in her BEDROOM ever, right??" pretty stressful. the husband would be trying not to laugh.
im choking laughing holy fricke. the only inaccurate thing i could think of is the fact that she didn't brandish a pair of bizarrely pastel indoor slippers the second she stopped crying
how the hell did I not notice the fact that she was crying causes the girl took of her shoes. Maybe its because it such a normal routine thing that people do in my house that I didn't think twice about it
That’s it, that’s “THE” perfect girlfriend to bring home to the Asian Mom. Brownie points for 1. Hostess gift, 2. Hostess gift of oranges (symbolic for gold/riches) 3. Crate of oranges purchased at wholesale!!! That shows the girlfriend is money savvy . As for removing shoes at the door, that’s considered rude if you don’t remove shoes upon entering the home. It’s the silent universal rule to take off shoes in any Asian household, even Indian.
@@PachuauZ No offense meant. Just basing that from my own experience; here in my neighborhood, all my Indian friends plus my Indian in-laws, remove their shoes upon entry into house. Must be just a local thing they do here in the NY area.
@@PachuauZ in this case Corinne is right. Everyone in India follows this rule. North Indian or South Indian or North East Indian- all families I know follow this custom.
Little Tangerine You can laugh, but shoes carry in animal shit and tons of nasty bacteria. That shit spreads around. Imagine if you had a baby sitting around the house too.
volkbyte we may take off our shoes when we are visiting our friends/family but,when it comes to formal visits,when never take off our shoes.It is very disrespectful (each culture has its own traditions...)
When I met my fiancée's mother for the first time. She had never been outside of China before. When I was introduced to her at the airport she could only manage three words of English. Why you white? But she has expanded her vocabulary a little bit. Now a days it's when am I grandma?
I usually do nowadays except if I go to to someone's house. Almost all Americans don't take off their shoes inside. Honestly, if you have hardwood or tiled floors, I don't think it's necessary so long as you don't wear the shoes to the bedroom. I find that particularly disgusting.
@sheIkovitsa no, they don't do it in Mexico and I doubt they do in Latin America. That would be 652 million people right there plus the 330 or so million Americans, which makes it close to a billion people who don't take off their shoes. (I haven't been to all of Latin America, though.)
British here, and we absolutely take our shoes off before coming indoors. Do people like getting mud everywhere and hate having comfortable feet in America?
@@brokemono Everyone in Europe takes off their shoes at the entrance. That's also why we have proper indoor footwear like Birkenstocks in contrast to the slipper nonsense elsewhere 😘
Lowkey I've forgotten to take off my shoes at my Asian friends house once and her mom looked at me as if I just punched their entire culture in the face....and I'm here like *fuuuuuuuuuk, my bad*
Actually they feel that you brought germs into their house. And they are very uneasy about it. They do not think you are offending them culturally. They will just spend the whole day watching where your shoes land and vacuum it again and again until they don't SENSE germs. :)
I grew up in the States and moved to an Asian country,and I think taking off yours shoes when you go inside is much cleaner than taking all the dirt inside, especially when you live in the city.
I can see her as part of the main cast for the live action version of Avatar: The Last Airbender. I see her filling in the shoes of Azula, Toph, or even Ty Lee.
Her character became hot in Season 6. Season 4 and season 5, she was kind of annoying. Season 2 and 3, she was too dramatic. Constance Wu looks very different from Jessica considering the actress looks older than her character, but ironically, her character is more than twenty years older tham the actress herself.
@ThatRandomLady pretty sure they didn't understand why someone would start crying at that because it's such a normal thing in Europe not because they don't take their shoes off.
I had this happen to me when I came over to my friends house to finish a group project back in high school lol. It literally went from introducing myself to answering all the matchmaker questions his parents would throw at me
It's not fruits it's anything it's proper manners when you meet someone's family for the first time to bring a gift. This is especially true because Audrey is pretending to be Eddie's girlfriend. If you meet someone's family for the first time and you bring nothing it's disrespectful.
Why? In all my life, I don't think I've ever been in more than maybe 2 or 3 homes where that wasn't the norm. I'm surprised because I keep seeing comments from other countries saying "it's an American thing" to leave shoes on in the house, when it definitely isn't lol. I've never even seen someone ask, because it's just understood that it's the right thing to do.
I can’t explain the way my eye actually twitches when people keep their shoes on in my house. Like if u see me and my family take our shoes off when we enter and a place for shoes....why aren’t you?
I personally view as taking your shoes off disgusting. The inside of your shoes are somewhat dirty. Keep them on. But it goes for households. So if the houseowners have them off, ask. If they don't, keep them on.
@@Ichigo-dh9rd I do. And that’s the point. I get it dirty and then clean it. And I want to clear something up. When we talk about this topic and people say they don’t wear shoes inside, ¿Does that mean they are bare-foot all day inside? Now that sound gross. Getting your feet all stale and hard.
The part where Jessica kept on saying "shut the door, shut the door" then started sounding like Gollum from Lord of the Rings always makes me choke on laughter...
When I moved into my apartment with my amazing roommates junior year and all of us took off our shoes at the door I knew it was going to be great. The place even had a bunch of shelves that became a shoe shelf and setup allowed them to put their near their doors it was a dream
When she took her shoes off and started crying, I was dead. My wife is Asian so I finally understand why I have three pair of sandals outside my front door 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
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The way she started crying when she took off her shoes at the door. I'm African but relatable.
Seems like only white people/European don't do it right? Everyone else is footwear off at the front door gang?
@@ANTSEMUT1 everyone in norway - Black, white, asian etc. - takes off their shoes, so i think its just an american thing
@@ANTSEMUT1 no its just an american thing
Ok Everyone but Americans are shoes by the front door gang.
@@ANTSEMUT1 shut up not everyone was raised in you culture so dont expect anyone to do as your culture does
Her crying while she took off her shoes was the best thing ever
"I've been waiting for you..."
lol i gave u 1k th like
Cringe... Generic ABC humor made for whites exaggerating the most surface level similarities.
"I love eating rice! I eat rice everyday!"
You must be 30+ if you enjoy shows like this.
@@casperd2100 anything else Ms. Young and super cool edgy know everything in this world?
@@lambrianators6772 Anything else Mr. Boomer and Super Smug Illiterate would like to ask?
Fruit gift, check. Thrifty shopper, check. Shoes off, check.
I love the way she says "I buy them wholesale!" with that kind-of wink to Jessica.
i laugh so hard hahahahahahah god she is so cute and chinese hahah
Seriously. The fruit gift is literally my mom every day. She brings oranges to my friend's house in a plastic bag(one of the ones she keeps in the cupboard under the sink) every time.
+//alyssa c// (evocative) lol this is too relatable xD
Chinese, check.
translation:
0:08, Mrs Huang ploting inviting her to the Moon Holiday.
0:22, Mrs Huang is now optioning wedding locations.
0:50, Mrs Huang is saving up for grand children's college fund.
HAHHAHHAHAHAHHAHA underated
Hear hear!!!
Mrs. Huang moves fast!
Mrs. Huang is going to have to get used to disappointment.
HDJSHSJS YES
yessir hahaha
lmfao! lost it when she cried over her taking off her shoes. omg yessssssss.
Oh! That's why she was crying. That's hilarious.
Unshodding feels
lol im chinese and i didn't get that
Nitrogen Nightmare Cauz chinese don't wear shoes at home
Nitrogen Nightmare asian dont wear shoe indoor
"Shut the door" aka "don't let her get away!"
ZannaZatanna1 ikr 😂 she was low key trying to kidnap her. I thought I was the only one to notice it
Come on. Come on. Lets go.
I love how she slowly became Gollum
"I've been waiting for you" 😂😂😂😂
@@SYDAirlineEnthusiast kgjhgBBCxll
Always take your shoes off when you're in an Asian household. Always.
And also in Muslim households too.
Nellie K. Adaba Really? Honestly didn't know that.
I visited my aunt in Australia and she walked into her house carpeted floor with her shoes and and I have never felt more uncomfortable in my life. I paused at the door and gestured my feet but she was like "it's fine just come in" ITS CARPETED FLOOR ITS NOT FINE
CraziiBunnieSuki lmao it just felt so bad for you haha
Chris Moua lmao it's like something bad will happen if u dont take ur shoes off
Asian trust: 0
**Taking off shoes*
Asian trust: 1000%
Edit: How these fools thinking that my comment implied only asian taking off their shoes really amazed me
I'm an Indian but most people forget that we're Asian and I agree
But my feet smell like Fukushima Nagasaki
In my country we always take off shoes when entering home as well. Children at schools must change their shoes to slippers also, most office workers change into slippers (nice ones) as well. We are not Asian, we are Slavs (Czech. Rep.) :)
@@mrbane2000 oh my
@@picknoname3425 I'm just kidding
That young girl is a really talented actress. She seems very natural with her acting.
yep i really like her
🍿
What??! Being chinese??
... 🍿...
yes she's asian
She totally lives her Chinese spirit to the fullest.
bigdinosaur1 she's acting.
she's from Taiwan but yes as the character, she does
The majority of Taiwanese are classified as Chinese or "Han Chinese/Han people" as some Chinese like to proudly flaunt themselves.
The majority are settlers from the Chinese mainland (China). There are only a very small number of "native Taiwanese" that are mostly compromised from people from a mix of Mongolian, Polynesian, Japanese ethnic group and so on which are only a minority to the rest of the Taiwanese population.
@Ao Chen actually some Chinese people despise Taiwanese people for being Taiwanese and uh betraying their kind or something. I'm from Taiwan and my Taiwanese teacher taught Chinese in America for a year. She had this Chinese co-worker that always got mad when she saw her in the room, claiming that Taiwanese people don't deserve to teach Chinese or something, forcing my teacher to have to always leave the room as the Chinese person came into the office to avoid drama.
It's very sad. But good thing most Chinese aren't like that. I have a friend who moved to Taiwan from China and she is a very nice person.
Just an extra note the fact that the "Chinese girlfriend " is played by a Taiwanese actor makes me so proud, it's cheesy.
The reason Taiwanese don't like being grouped with China is partially because China likes to ruin our national relationships and cock block us from joining the UN or the Paris agreement. China wants the world to acknowledge us as not a country in a way, so we can be part of China again. there wasn't really a clean break or clarification of Taiwan being it's own country or not, despite it basically being one. The tension isn't as bad anymore since noone really cares too much but our current president, tsai ing wen, is one of those anti China control activists, so who knows.
Chow Ruo Xuan Please keep in mind it's the authoritarian CCP government that's doing all these evil things to Taiwan. They are not elected by its people and they do not represent Chinese people. I'm from China and I do not condone what CCP does. And there are many overseas Chinese with me. Sadly though, many people in China support this illegitimate government due to lack of access to information or stupidity. Long live the Republic Of China!🇹🇼 (Though many young Taiwanese want to get rid of ROC)
She had me at "wholesale".
Lol same, taking off her shoes was the icing on the cake.
So it's not only the Japanese who take off their shoes when entering the house as a guest.
perfectsplit, it’s not just a Japanese thing, it’s an Asian thing. It’s not just guests either (at least for my house and my friend’s house).
And on the Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu training mat. :)
perfectsplit it's not a Asian thing. Don't come in my house without taking off your shoes. Greediness from Switzerland
I mean what a steal Eddie. Should’ve stuck with her. Like damn she gave them fruits AND took off her shoes!?
She bought those oranges _wholesale._
is it pronounced "Jod"?
@@johnsambilad573 No...
Ikr would've been a home run imo.
Yeah but she wasn't even his actual gf
I remember the day I found out that Americans don't take off their shoes indoors. I've never looked at them the same since...
RiceDealer99 yeah some even lie on their bed with their shoes on! I was so shocked when I witnessed it for the first time. horrible 😱🤢
Cringe
Valenchina omagah
H white people shit? You have problem with white people? Here in Sweden no one *ever* enter houses with shoes. Everyone must take off shoes. I don’t think any white people I have met have worn shoes inside
H In Latin America no one take their shoes off either........
I don't care where you're from, taking your shoes off at the door is proper manners when coming into someone's home
im sorry but where you come from does play a big role some people grow up never having to enter peoples houses and take their shoes off a lot of the time its a cultural thing and saying someone doesn't have proper manners is failing to recognize that everyone is not raised the same way
@Slavic Soldier I'm pretty sure it's not just an American thing there are people from other countries who do it. And tbh saying its disgusting is only seeing it on one-side. I understand the principle of it yes, your dragging dirt into your house. But, If a family consistently makes sure their floor is cleaning by mopping it regularly then how is disgusting. If we make sure to clean up after ourselves properly then how is it disgusting. It only is disgusting if you live in filth. Understand that people may live differently from you.
Where I'm from you're supposed to ask whether you should take them off.
The other person will probably say "no, it's fine". But you will offer again. And unless you see that other people are wearing shoes as well or know that the other person really doesn't mind you will take your shoes off anyway.
When you get in your home as well. All your floor will be clean. And it is healthy
@Slavic Soldier your stupid for comparing not taking your shoes off to people eating other people. People have different cultures get over it. There are alot things people find disgusting about your culture to, who gives a shit.
Because she took off her shoes xD
Who doesn't?
+gloomy lights Yeah but it's very traditional in asian culture to do so and not so much in Western culture, although you usually just do it out of etiquette.
+iAM_TeNKo I'm from Sweden and not taking your shoes off when you enter your house is completely unheard of here.
gloomy lights
Latin and North America typically doesn't.
Maria Shutter But why? doesn't the floor get all dirty? and what about carpets?
When the mum cried when she took off the shoes, I cried too. The death stares I give my friends when they walk into my apartment with their shoes on
And put their feet on the couch.. Or even in their house, just jump on their bed with their shoes on.. I mean, what in the actual fk.
just tell them to take the shoes off it is your apartment after all, just maybe buy sime cheap slippers for cold feeted ppl
My moving company in Vancouver we would put a clean furniture blanket at the front door upon arriving. Chinese clients were pretty impressed.
@@louisliu5638 it’s the little things that we appreciate hahaha
@@Anonymous-yb1ho We had a LOT of Taiwan referrals so my crews knew the market. We'd ALSO determine the piece of most concern, which usually was the ladies dresser. (bring out the double pads, etc). One of my guys commented: "you do realize that this lady had NEVER HAD three white guys in her BEDROOM ever, right??" pretty stressful. the husband would be trying not to laugh.
im choking laughing holy fricke. the only inaccurate thing i could think of is the fact that she didn't brandish a pair of bizarrely pastel indoor slippers the second she stopped crying
YES
She should have been wearing bright pink rubber crocs! haha
Yushan Cong RIGHT??????
You guys do that too? I thought I was the only one whose's grandma traded comfortable slippers for rubber crocs!
what are y'all talking about with crocs it's dollar store slippers or ones that have been passed down to you from your parents or sister or cousin
how the hell did I not notice the fact that she was crying causes the girl took of her shoes. Maybe its because it such a normal routine thing that people do in my house that I didn't think twice about it
Maria Isabel Almeida Bless you.
Maria Isabel Almeida I've been waiting for you 😥
Saame,i didnt notice either i had to check the comments lol
Same i did not know it was cuz she took off her shoes
is that so uncommon? I thought that was just normal.
the tear got me dead.😂😂
666
I see your a twice fan as well. Very cultured.
Same 😂🤣
Damn 😂😂😂😂
Usually Chinese parents wouldn’t let their kids date when they aren’t 20 yet
You mean 30. And at 30, they’ll ask “why do you still not have a girlfriend/boyfriend??? All of your friends are married by now!”
Not really
@sheIkovitsa not really.....
Oh really? Lucky them. I'm a 19 year old Filipinobut why is it that they won't even let me out of the house?? (except going to school though)😭
@sheIkovitsa whats that
It's funny how ABCs play ABCs on a show airing on ABC
What!
@@jasonmason6910 ABC means American-Born Chinese
ABC means Australian-Born Chinese
But the parents are Taiwanese immigrants tho
Vick Eugenia Taiwanese are Chinese. Do your wiki.
"I'm Audrey. Allison's friend from youth orchestra." i'm crying laughing this is so accurate!
why? i didnt get actually whts so hype abt it
@@wanderer9825 Because, of course the asian girl is in an orchestra
The show is so good. Dead on. LMAO.
Zarion Geims yeah but it means the white girl is too so it’s just meh.
It's either youth orchestra or the Mensa Club.
"I buy them wholesale."
"Yass..."
Now that's a turn on
"This is the only surprise that you have given me that I have liked"
zooms in on Eddie
LMAO
That’s it, that’s “THE” perfect girlfriend to bring home to the Asian Mom. Brownie points for 1. Hostess gift, 2. Hostess gift of oranges (symbolic for gold/riches) 3. Crate of oranges purchased at wholesale!!! That shows the girlfriend is money savvy . As for removing shoes at the door, that’s considered rude if you don’t remove shoes upon entering the home. It’s the silent universal rule to take off shoes in any Asian household, even Indian.
India is an ethnically diverse country.. so don't generalize Indians.
@@PachuauZ No offense meant. Just basing that from my own experience; here in my neighborhood, all my Indian friends plus my Indian in-laws, remove their shoes upon entry into house. Must be just a local thing they do here in the NY area.
@@PachuauZ in this case Corinne is right. Everyone in India follows this rule. North Indian or South Indian or North East Indian- all families I know follow this custom.
@@corinnec.1918 Please dont bother with such racists. They just hate the traditions and spew such lies.
They test where the parents go “oh no no keep the shoes on it’s fine our carpet/floor is old/dirty”
When Jessica goes YASSSSS, I couldn't stop laughing
I am greek but I dream of asian guests who will take of their shoes without being asked or making me feel guilty...
LMAO!
Little Tangerine
You can laugh, but shoes carry in animal shit and tons of nasty bacteria. That shit spreads around. Imagine if you had a baby sitting around the house too.
greek or whatever, you don't take off your shoes in other peoples houses? fucktard
volkbyte we may take off our shoes when we are visiting our friends/family but,when it comes to formal visits,when never take off our shoes.It is very disrespectful (each culture has its own traditions...)
Hahahahaha
Love how she tells Eddie to close the door like she afraid that girl’s gonna run away
She started turning into Gollum in that moment.
This is the Chinese version of blackish
Tia mia just because their both shows about poc doesn't mean their the same.
they are tho
Tia mia Not nearly as political
christopher rembert Yes it is. You only think blacks is more political because they're black
Yasss i love them both
I'm impressed she actually managed to cry during such a funny scene. Excellent acting.
pretty sure that's eye drops since they cut to the crying scene
How gullible are you.
I agree, eye drops are very easy to apply…..
Eye drops.That doesn't look actual crying
When I met my fiancée's mother for the first time. She had never been outside of China before. When I was introduced to her at the airport she could only manage three words of English. Why you white? But she has expanded her vocabulary a little bit. Now a days it's when am I grandma?
LightGuy3177 I think she's hinting that you should get a dog.
She wants a Kid.
guitarhamster Wow rude much
Lol... But seriously tho.. why u white?
All the poor woman wants was to a grandma! Why can’t you just make her a gramdma! Gringo😂
The moment she takes off her shoes, Asian moms know she's the RIGHT girl for their boys.
Only among Asian Americans
YESSSSS ! take off your shoes before you enter someone's house !!!!!!!!!!!
we asians do.
and latinos
Its mostly white people who keep their goddam shoes on.
British here, we take off our shoes too. Only dirty people don’t, oh and Americans...
and russians too
Perfect daughter-in-law for any Asian mother.
lol when i introduce my gf to my parents there going to be like whats ur iq are u a prodigy lol
Only problem is that they're both still children. A little creepy she's trying to marry off adolescents.
@@novacorps2468 It's a joke. In reality, Eddie would've had his ass whooped for "focusing" on girls instead of his studies.
Lmao
@@novacorps2468 Um you do know some children do get married when they grow up. That’s not creepy at all.
That single tear was a cinematic masterpiece moment omg
:"Where you live, where your family from"
: *Takes off shoes
: Nvm you are part of our family now.
The girl : " i buy them whole sale"
*his mom : "yesss, Eddie shut the door shut the door"*
And Eddie face 0:29 bwhahahaha
🤣🤣🤣
i'm still confused as to why she isn't getting an emmy nomination for this role though.
(i mean i KNOW why but damn it sucks)
ari sinclair cause she Asian
But she has a white husband
Why does she deserve an Emmy? The acting is awful.
shreknet no it sucks because she didnt get nominated
@John Wesson What...does that have to do with anything? o_O
I lAUGHED SO HARD WHEN SHE STARTED TEARING
"I've been waiting for you" - No mother ever.
the oranges are so spot on!!!
aww she's so cute
I’m white as heck and I _always_ take my shoes off. Who doesn’t take their shoes off indoors?
WIll you marry me and move to China together?
I usually do nowadays except if I go to to someone's house. Almost all Americans don't take off their shoes inside.
Honestly, if you have hardwood or tiled floors, I don't think it's necessary so long as you don't wear the shoes to the bedroom. I find that particularly disgusting.
Many people. And they walk with their outdoors shoes on the mat the baby’s playing on, and pick the baby up. I know.... weird.
@sheIkovitsa no, they don't do it in Mexico and I doubt they do in Latin America. That would be 652 million people right there plus the 330 or so million Americans, which makes it close to a billion people who don't take off their shoes. (I haven't been to all of Latin America, though.)
British here, and we absolutely take our shoes off before coming indoors. Do people like getting mud everywhere and hate having comfortable feet in America?
As a southeast asian this made me cry, because of the respect she showed, please leave your footwear outside it means a lot to us Asians.
I will - it is a normal thing to do after all, but you should better attribute high value to more important things than customs.
Half of all of the world take off their shoes indoors. Except the west apparently...
@@brokemono more like 90 %
I am Persian noooo body dare to come indoor with shoes on
It wasn't left outside
@@brokemono Everyone in Europe takes off their shoes at the entrance. That's also why we have proper indoor footwear like Birkenstocks in contrast to the slipper nonsense elsewhere 😘
Jessica be like: "I finally found the perfect daughter-in-law!"
Lowkey I've forgotten to take off my shoes at my Asian friends house once and her mom looked at me as if I just punched their entire culture in the face....and I'm here like *fuuuuuuuuuk, my bad*
MizuKageG 😂
Actually they feel that you brought germs into their house. And they are very uneasy about it. They do not think you are offending them culturally. They will just spend the whole day watching where your shoes land and vacuum it again and again until they don't SENSE germs. :)
haha, it's okay, next time!
Give them Discounted fruit from asian culture and they will forgive you
same thing happened to me i felt so so bad. i haven't seen them in a while but next time i'll do it.
Mom: “I been waiting for you...”
*Silence*
My brain: “Moms teach teens”
lo l just google it
NO WAY, STEPBRO!
@@Seetiyan "I mean, were not related so..."
I don’t get it
'This is the only surprise that you've given me that I actually like' , This... is my Chinese wife 100%
i never knew some people kept their shoes on in their house until i was like 12...lmao maybe i spent too much time with asians
its an american thing, never seen it in Canada
+addy113 true I can confirm that. Look at American commercials and movies they always got em trampling the house floor with there sneakers
I can testify they don't do that in france, spain or morocco.
only americans do it, it doesnt make any sense, why would you want all that dirt from your soles all up in your house where you sleep and shit
Gynkys Most Americans don't keep their shoes on in the household.....It's only when you're going out.
How she says "shut the door" has me weak 0:25
I swear bro lol!
I grew up in the States and moved to an Asian country,and I think taking off yours shoes when you go inside is much cleaner than taking all the dirt inside, especially when you live in the city.
I can see her as part of the main cast for the live action version of Avatar: The Last Airbender. I see her filling in the shoes of Azula, Toph, or even Ty Lee.
Omg I could totally see her as Ty Lee lol
0:27 Joo Dee
Azula is a hand full......
@lo l there is no Chinese girlfriend in Ba Sing Se
She would make a good Ty Lee
"Shut the door, shut the door, shut the door..." 😅
literally rofl'd @ the tears
Being Filipino American the taking her shoes off part made me Lmaooo
Juverne Divino Yassss Filipino 🇵🇭!!! Galing!!!!!!
Stfu
no one cares, stfu
Putang Ina bobo
Why are people so salty here?
The facial expressions by Eddie are just too damn funny.
Let me just say that I'm totally in love with Constance Wu character. I would marry that woman in a blink of an eye :')
Andrew Spud Yep, she is incredibly good looking!
Andrew Spud yeah me too! 😍😍
Same!
Imo marrying her character would be a nightmare, but irl she seems really cool.
Her character became hot in Season 6. Season 4 and season 5, she was kind of annoying. Season 2 and 3, she was too dramatic. Constance Wu looks very different from Jessica considering the actress looks older than her character, but ironically, her character is more than twenty years older tham the actress herself.
I am European and I didn't understand why she started crying. Fortunetely there is a comment section :'D
@ThatRandomLady pretty sure they didn't understand why someone would start crying at that because it's such a normal thing in Europe not because they don't take their shoes off.
It’s like being snooty in Paris. It’s a must.
I'm Asian and I don't get it too. But I'm not Asian American
Canadian here. I also didn't understand
the squeak in her voice when she says "shut the door" is just the icing on the cake LOL
I had this happen to me when I came over to my friends house to finish a group project back in high school lol. It literally went from introducing myself to answering all the matchmaker questions his parents would throw at me
But did you take your shoes off like you were supposed to?
@@tbc9096 I'm half Japanese and half Filipino, its ingrained in my blood lol
Always bring oranges to an asian household when it is your first visit.
Thats rule #1.
Rubens Papalii I’m Asian but I never hear anything like you say
Nah, it should be for Chinese only.
U mean 'Chinese Asian'
Uhhh anything is fine. Fruits are good because they are not expensive and who doesn't like fruits.
It's not fruits it's anything it's proper manners when you meet someone's family for the first time to bring a gift. This is especially true because Audrey is pretending to be Eddie's girlfriend. If you meet someone's family for the first time and you bring nothing it's disrespectful.
if she said she was in orchestra i think jessica would have had a mental breakdown
In chinese, orange or tangerine sound like luck
好运？
Frank Hill
吉
Only in Cantonese though. In mandarin it has a completely different pronunciation.
They sound alike in Mandarin Chinese too. Also in Wu dialect (Shanghainese, for example).
windingpath 桔子
The "Shut the door...shut the door....shut the door!" and "I've been waiting for you." lines are absolute comedic gold!!!! LOL
Constance Wu and Randall Park are such great actors. They made Jessica and Louis Huang the best TV couple in all of TV history.
Such a cute scene.
I laughed out loud at the tear from the shoes being taken off at the door xD Amazing scene. Love this show
As a child I was always embarrassed when my friends came over and having to tell them to take off their shoes. lol
Why? In all my life, I don't think I've ever been in more than maybe 2 or 3 homes where that wasn't the norm. I'm surprised because I keep seeing comments from other countries saying "it's an American thing" to leave shoes on in the house, when it definitely isn't lol. I've never even seen someone ask, because it's just understood that it's the right thing to do.
When she started crying and said I’ve been waiting for you I lost it
omg the mother IS the show. constance wu is goddess tier comedic gold
I can’t explain the way my eye actually twitches when people keep their shoes on in my house. Like if u see me and my family take our shoes off when we enter and a place for shoes....why aren’t you?
I personally view as taking your shoes off disgusting. The inside of your shoes are somewhat dirty.
Keep them on. But it goes for households. So if the houseowners have them off, ask. If they don't, keep them on.
@@ntbored7727 Lol, but the shoes themselves must be so much more gross? Think about everywhere you wear your shoes: outside, public restrooms, etc.
@@ntbored7727 so y'all don't clean ur house everyday?
@@Ichigo-dh9rd I do. And that’s the point. I get it dirty and then clean it.
And I want to clear something up. When we talk about this topic and people say they don’t wear shoes inside, ¿Does that mean they are bare-foot all day inside? Now that sound gross. Getting your feet all stale and hard.
"I buy them wholesale."
"yessssssssssss!!!!!"
xD
It's a mini-Jessica!
She is so pretty. Would rather her than the real Alison.
Not even. One acts mature while the other acts childish. Spoiler alert: the child is the mature one
The part where Jessica kept on saying "shut the door, shut the door" then started sounding like Gollum from Lord of the Rings always makes me choke on laughter...
I can relate to this show so much.
the "i've been waiting for you" got me cracking up
When I moved into my apartment with my amazing roommates junior year and all of us took off our shoes at the door I knew it was going to be great. The place even had a bunch of shelves that became a shoe shelf and setup allowed them to put their near their doors it was a dream
It so heartwarming when mother cried after the girl took off her shoes.
The fact that she said to him that this is the only surprise that she liked has me from the get-go 😂😂😂
creo que todos tenemos ese sentimento cuando encontramos a alguen con nuestras tradiciones sobretodo cuando estamos lejos de casa 😔
It’s nice to see Jim Halpert chilling at home
**Looks at camera.*
why the HELLLL did i not watch this from the start. this show is BEYOND HILARIOUS. the mom is the funniest person ever omg wtf i love her
And now the show is over
Show name
i brought my mom oranges when i first visited with a new bf. She said "we already have oranges." T.T the pain of being an ABC daughter
My mom is similar.
When it comes to wearing shoes inside, a "do what the Romans do" mentality is the best way to go.
YES. I hate people who don't show respect to their host in his/her house.
Invade their lands and sell them to slavery till they die of exhaustion in some mine? Bit radical but OK ;)
@@lukaszjanusz4230 If you are in your enemy's home...sure
Eddie's facial expressions define my life.
When she took her shoes off and started crying, I was dead. My wife is Asian so I finally understand why I have three pair of sandals outside my front door 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
true Americans would even shower with their shoes on
@@defnotadel Don't listen to them, that's not true at all.
@@Jeremy-jm3fe dude white people sleep with their dirty converses on wdym
Notre Aira. We do
Liyan Xu what do you think the holes in crocs are for 😌😏😏
No, Americans do not shower or sleep with their shoes on. Have you ever even been to the U.S.?
"This is the only surprise you've given me that I like" 😂😂😂😂😂
*This is the only surprise you’ve ever given me that I have liked*
The way she squeaked, "shut the door. Shut the door.." 😂
I love the fact that all the Asian American kids are explaining in the comments that the final test was to see if she took her shoes off. 😂
Rcst
IF A GIRL SMILES LIKE HER, I WILL FALL IN LOVE RIGHT NOW
lol A perfect future daughter-in-law for Jessica
0:58 when my favourite anime show has a new season coming out
"Are you crying?"
"Ive been waiting for you."
That tear drop was huge! Must be very heartfelt :)
"I've been waiting for you"
If an asian tiger mom said so, girl you better be ready!
She looks just like Constance Wu when she was young
I'm crying 😂 😂😂" I've been waiting for you"
" I've been waiting for you" 😂😂