Asian React to Steven he's Video! / Korea, Japan, Thailand, India, Indonesia, U.S.A.
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- Asians React to Steven he’s Video!
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As Asian parent, even though I didn't expect my daughter to be the best, sometimes I still compared her to her friends. "You only got 85 but your 'stupid' friend got 95? Your friend studied well but you only mock her while not study seriously. "
😂nice reverse psychology
xD It really is for their own good though, this world isn't gonna run short of judgmental pricks anytime soon after all! I mean who WOULDN'T want their children to succeed in a world with that much "perspective" in place? As far as quality parenting goes, the fact that you take that into consideration FOR them makes you one of the better ones!
@@Danny-yw5jx we all experience that world of judgmental pricks every time we step out of the house or log into the internet. Like you said, there is no shortage of them. It would just be nice to have a place to rest without judgmental pricks.
@@yannym4605 Right?! I think one of the biggest problem with some of today’s adults-especially parents-is everyone seems to be trying way too hard to come off as friends with youths, and it just opens up more cans of worms than there should be! It’s especially problematic when parents forget they aren’t there to be their kids’ friends, they’re the first and most important influencers in their children’s lives! They HAVE to make tough decisions to ensure the future is prosperous. Anyway, like I said the OP is already leagues better off than most for knowing that difference!
I would say you only got 90 cus thats all you could get, while your friend got a 100 because thats all there is to get
Those gasps, 😮 (and "omg" reaction) when the "B in English" came up 🤣
Steven He: We are A sians not B sians! 😂😂😂
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Now whats next? C sians?
Nah bro we got D sians
@ErinOnodipe-kv8fz bro what about F sians
I wish we had a russian and/or a middle eastern asian. People tend to forget that they are asian too.
facts
I think Russia is actually considered European.
@@craig2196 Siberian Russians are Asians though
@@craig2196not the southern east coast f Russia
@@craig2196 only the white russians want to see russia as european.
Its not that ALL asians are short.
Its that Asians on _average_ are shorter than most.
This IS true, Ive traveled through asia and while I did come acros people my size (6'2) or even taller, most people were well below what Im used to.
I am only 174cm, yet in Japan, I can bump on the door's top border
xD That is true, but when I move to Japan I'd be hard pressed to find another dude walking at 6'1" pretty much everywhere I go! It's gonna be a fun adventure for me!
as a asian girl I'm literally 4'11
@@ShadowNemuki Sh*t you not, I met an Asian girl at one point who was 4’5” xD not joking at all, she was presumably Korean. I say “presumably” because she was up for adoption as an infant with no record of her folks to recount… so yea, no way to be certain but still an interesting size for an adult in their mid-twenties!
@@Danny-yw5jx ah I say so as well. my mother is shorter than I, but I don't know her height but it's around there. I have to say, genes are crazy.
"You sound like how dust taste" 😂
As an adopted korean with white parents...the "western" parenting stereotype doesnt apply toward me LOL my parents were practically asian parents in white bodies
like literally I'm not Asian or anything, my family is Italian, and they act more like the way people describe Asian parents ( stereotypes and the ways people in the video described them ) 😅😅
What is the opposite of a Banana? An egg? White on the outside, yellow on the inside? 🤣
I love Steven He's vids. I grew up in NZ but my dad's side is Chinese Irish mum's Maori Scottish. Mum was so chill she was 'So long as you did your best' my dad was like 'Your cousin did better'. My mum when I was little did make me learn piano, I lost interest and picked up drums in HS instead. But yeah like the one who grew up in Aussie, similar thing here, learn an instrument, play lots of sports, make friends and study. It was too much so I just went Drums, Basketball, Art and Science as my main focus the rest I let fly by me.
As an indian i still can relate to him ❤
He is a whole mood😂
I don't know who is steven he but why he sound like uncle roger
Maybe he's Singaporean 😂
He is the emotional damage guy
He is a legend!😂
Bro, he's the *Eeemotional Daemage* guy 💔
@@riduanapplebee I thought Steven is Malaysian grew up in the US?
4:37 The thai visual sigh is very visible : "Yeah okay, Jess, this isn't about America, no need to get insecure about it..." 😴
Rude but okay lol. No one said it was but she is in fact there to talk about America my friend😅. Wasn't getting "insecure" just doing what she's literally been called there to do so-
As an American who grew up in the 70's and 80's, we had salad real mash potatoes. I think it changed in the mid 80's. Because our lunch was not that bad. And we had an hr to eat.
Lunches were actually cooked from scratch for us. Now they only heat up tins of food just like the military. The lunch ladies only get 4hrs a day of work.
90s checking in. Boxed mashed potatoes, taco Tuesday's, square pizza Thursday's, and second option was a simple salad bar. Oh, and in the early 00s we had a greasy cheese-a-dilla thing. Twice only.
@@buffalosoldier19d42 My mom runs a cafeteria and when obama stuck her nose in things it made them stop doing home cooked food. If they can't turn in a label for each and everything they can't serve it. Back in the 80s and 90s we complained about the food but I wouldnt want to touch the boxed and canned crap they are forced to serve now. About all they need now to "cook" a meal is a microwave. Back then they actually cooked food. You can't force me to believe the food companies that make the premade meals wasn't paying her to force the schools to buy their products.
00's elementary school most of it was questionable lol especially the hotdogs. i still to this day havent found a hotdog that bounced as much as that one "cooked" lol. middle school it was half and half. whether the food was good or not. high school we had better options. but michelle obama did do one great thing. her health food thing pushed our state to have a local food for lunch day about twice a month or so. we got pretty damn good food on those days
@@user-neo71665 wasn't the plan was also to receive funds the schools had to sell the food so if kids didn't buy the lunch the school didn't get the funds. and as well it would bea waste of money when kids threw out there lunches as well.
there was a whole side where schools stopped the nutrition program because they couldn't even afford it, it's been a while but there was something on that whole back side
I didn't know that Americans were considered Asian... That's interesting to know.
Ohhh goddd😂😂😂
@@sakshisaini7380 😂😂
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She's mixed, she's half Korean half American that's why she's in the video
Hey! American can identify as anything they want. Freedom!
I finished my Master's Degree in January. It's been non-stop work for two straight years with that degree. Even got a perfect 4 in my last semester. Have a fever right now and my mom is literally screaming at me for not working. "It's cuz of that damn cellphone"
Stay strong bro still love her shes still ur mom
Stay strong brother 🥺🫂✨💝
*Emotional Damage* 😂😂😂😂
It’s so interesting to see other cultures opinions about western parenting. For me it’s pretty strict but not to an extreme level tbh.
In Korea, there are a handful of top-tier universities that _everyone_ is fighting to get into. In the US, there are so many tiers of universities that anyone who wants to get in can do so, from Ivy League to state colleges to trade schools. As long as you have a degree, it doesn't really matter where it's from.
I literally got top 2% in a national math test in my country and my mom still asked how I didn't get top 1%.
Mom this isn't how good I am compared to the rest of my class or school, it's the rest of the fucking country and YOU STILL COMPLAIN!?
Me: I got a 100% out of possible 105% due to bonus question.
Parent: Why didn't you get a 105%?
Steven he is hilarious. He makes great videos.
Barack Obama and Justin Trudeau grew up in Indonesia
Steven needs to watch this video!
Sloppy Joe's are not made with BBQ sauce.
ASIAN PARENTS ALWAYS COMPARING😂 AFTER THIS VIDEO MAYBE WE ASIAN HAVE THE SAME ROOT.. FROM ONE FATHER AND MOTHER 😂 EVEN OUR LOOKS IS DIFFERENT 😂
OMG the fact that the piano short showed up at EXACTLY WHILE I WAS PRACTICING PIANO + I'M ASIAN
The whole concept of this video
EMOTIONAL DAMAGE!!!
I seem to remember there was always a salad bar or a veggie option in my school.. but yes the food was very hit and miss. Also a lot of things in the US are to facilitate profit and future customers. Crazy I know.
From my generation (Western): Parent: You think you have it hard? When I was a kid I had to walk 10 miles to school - in the snow - up hill - both ways! And I was grateful!" or "You think you have it bad? When we were kids all we got to eat was dirt! And we were grateful!"
We had to walk to school with no feet😂😂😂
You sound like how dust tastes, is a totally underrated insult.
They are all so pretty 😍
Don't be weird
Me realizing why I relate to Asians so much... cause my parents act like stereotypical Asian parents(despite the fact that they are not Asian).
I kind of wish they'd showed them that last video in its entirety.
I'm Polish and a lot of parents in Poland is also like that
wait, usa is a asia??
Probably 1 of his parents is Asian
Na-uh
I’m Japanese and this comment made me laugh as I was thinking the same thing
Somewhere she mentioned Korea, maybe she has a Korean parent.
I don't know where the girl from America went to school at, but that food sounds amazing meanwhile the best food at my school is the corn dogs. They can't even cook pizza, the dough isn't fully cooked and they use tomato paste instead of sauce.
Sometimes people forget school cafeterias have to cook for hundreds of students and many teachers and faculty. So they can go do far with the food
I miss lunches in elementary and middle school, also my school had fruits and veggies available in the free lunch
Free fruit was the best in elementary.
1:21 some of that freedom comes in the form of getting kicked out once you turn 18, but in Asia as long as your parents know that you did everything in your power they wont hesitate to take you back in until you get you back on your feet
My dad came here from Vietnam as a kid during the war. My 2nd oldest sister was the strait A student. One time she got a B and my dad flipped out calling her stupid and stuff. She was depressed for awhile. Lol
I don't have that stuff for lunch. I go to a private school in America.
As a kid being raised by asian parents I'm glad most of the stereotype stuff was used on my older brothers.
Ramadhan kareem 🇮🇩❤️🇵🇸
I love Steven He 😂
Asians have so many comparisons to Hispanics
The comparing your children.
The food being cooked for you.
You having to learn certain things so your learns show you off.
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This is true. My husband is American Hispanic and even though born/raised his family tells him he is Spanish and expect him to be more like them. Chalk and cheese!
Actually, for taking instrument lesson, in Hong Kong, it used to be an advantage to get into better school if you have some certificate of your music level, however, nowaday, its not became irrelavant, but its like everyone have it, so you need to take it.
I remember in school, the lunch was so unfilling that skipping it seemed to have no real difference. I remember I'd need to buy like 2-3 lunches to just have a "proper meal."
I forget how much I had to pay for "lunch" but I knew it was a ripoff so I just hoarded and scavenged the vending machines. People said I was "pathetic" for digging through the change slots but on a regular basis I got like an extra dollar.
The issue here is it's just all women. Should be a mix of women and men because they both have different perspectives.
My parents aren't asian, yet I feel so identified 😂😅
Aah, America. The Asian nation 😂
She mixed Asian American xD
i love the korean girl,she is sweet🖤
Steven he is just my life in a nutshell in every single way
As an Indian, this entire video is #relatable .
Steven be like:Emotional damage🗿👌
Stevens dad is like my dad he calls me a failure even though i got 99 and got an A+ in every exam he said i could do better and he said he got A++++++ in his olden days
0:29 Height isn't a stereotype it's a fact. I'm a white guy from Calif, USA I'm 5'3". When I moved to the Philippines I suddenly found that I was closer to average height. Had a hard time dating in America because girls like guys taller than them, found a wife my size here.
"Asian React to Steven he's Video! / Korea, Japan, Thailand, India, Indonesia, U.S.A." apparently The USA is now part of asia, who knew
Steven he is getting more popular!!
xD I'm actually surprised nobody from Australia is sitting in that panel. I know they're not "technically" Asian but they ARE popularly nuanced as Asian to some degree!
agreed.
So accurate having Indian parents lol if I got anything below 95% in mathematics my father would tell me that's a scrape pass our family only accepts excellence I would always get 100% for accounting just physics and math were like 98's
Heights increase with nutrition, which tracks with wealth. The average height in every country was pretty short until a little over 100 years ago. Asians were far from alone in taking longer to increase their height. Younger Asians today are as tall as anyone. A generation or two ago, they were shorter.
The way they describe Asian parents is basically my Portuguese mom
My parents must be a rarity because they don't urge me to study or getting perfect score. Just don't be the last in class I think 😂
we have 1 hour of hunch breake 🇮🇳🇮🇳
Damn that's brutal dude tough love not so bad build character.
About lunch I take the entire time
No vegetables in sight im a 90s baby that went to ghetto as hell school and we had vegetables and fruits.
I recall how it was in school. When you get the Math marks out everything else pales in comparison. Doesn't matter if you get 90+ in all but 60 in Maths.. bro you "stooobid".
I haven’t seen Vietnamese girls in the show for a long time.
Bs about the Obama vegetables thing. They've incorporated veggies in the lunches or veggies only lunches since the early 2000's.
I graduated before that.. but in my state we didn't get much impact. To my knowledge, Texas schools hardly had that reach since the lunches didn't require us to pay for the vegetable if we meet 'free lunch' rule. I am shocked to hear that outside of my state did
As an Asian, I always had good grades and was well liked by my peers. So for me, my parents would always get on my case for overeating. I wear an American Medium/Large with a 32” waist and have an athletic build, but they always scolded me for being too“fat” 🤣
Why did they cut out the best part of the last clip? Where the dad gets the son to do math.
Seeing thumbnail of Asian reaction and saw USA 😅
TO BE FAIR parents used to push us to do better. However we turned out to be better prepared for the world that way.
Today's more relaxed learning may doom society with lack of knowledge which if that trend continues will lead to the same scenerio as innthe movie IDIOCRACY.
Turkey being in the Westernmost point of Asia and Easternmost point of Europe, with soil on both continents and a society stuck between the two, Turkish parents have a bit of both.
the height thing with Asians is the average.....so yes while you might see taller asians they are not the majority.
My dad wanted me in football, and I’m Texan I’ll let that one sit for a sec.
As someone who doesn't watch sports nor is from or been to Texas, the answer won't come no matter how much I think about it.
@@erikwilliam1254 Football is huge down here, college, high school, pro, football is practically our state sport.
@@steelsquire2153 Ah, okay.
@@erikwilliam1254just watch Friday night lights lol it'll basically summarize being a Texan and their love of football
What do you people not understand about averages. My sister is tall so Asians aren’t short. Definitely breaking the stereotype of being smart
As a Asian I’m really tall. I’m also good at math
I know how to play the pino and vilon and trumpet😭😭
Saki is cute
ay what did yall eat in pre k we had a little bit of cheese thats all for us
As an Asian i am good in everything, but math and that's my greatest weakness. Because, everything needs math.
As an Asian, I absolutely love Uncle Roger.
Now I'm craving sloppy Joes
0:34 I never know my TH has flag like that 😏
9:11, NAH SHE SAID I AM GOODER
I am asian too by the way
Idk about yall but a sloppy joe is pretty damn good.
What 15 min is standard meal time in work.
"For me they were like "oh how did you do that", but for my sister they were like that"
Bruh thats fucking sad, that mean they expected too much from her sister and absolutly nothing from her.
What that woman described isn’t an average American lunch the average lunch in schools is much worse than that
As a black girl I have to agree. My mom one scolded my for getting an A-
as asian, we don't care about height or how smol we are. (0:28)
did the girl from thailand say anything?
Well the stereotypes sometimes comes from statistic. Like the high one - it's obviously not about every each of Asian person, but statistically speaking there are a lot of short people from Asian countries compered to some other places. When I'm telling to Asian guys on internet that I'm a girl 171 cm high they say I'm really tall because in their place it is like mostly around 160 cm for a girl. 😅
Same thing with "Asians are smart" - kinda comew from the fact how much Asian parents used to push their kids to study, surely won't be about everyone again. But also nobody is surprised when Asians win first places in any type of competition both knowledge ones and sport ones, because we all know they work extra hard there. 😅😂
For my country the sad stereotype is about drinking alcohol (Poland) but do we still have people who don't drink at all? Ofcourse! But a lot of us do drink and can drink a lot... 🙃
it feels like jess was just there to fill out or someth
I was always blamed for my scores even though I always ranked within the top 10 of my class. To my mom, it was never enough. If I got B's or C's I was not allowed to play or watch TV. When I was much younger she used to beat shit out of me for bad scores. She didn't compare me to my friends because they ranked below me except for one but she compared me to the best of the class. My scores were never enough.
I'm in college right now and I HATE math down to my core. but why da hail my physics and chemistry got A....
My parents was like, "98% is still not 100%, you must do better".....😭
The crazy part is these were the standards European students used to have until education became public.
You learned manners, at least 2 languages in addition to Latin, a musical instrument, the classics, sports/fencing, etc.
High school in America is such a waste of time. We’d be better off if our HS were primarily trade skill and life skill focused.
Me when I hear "I think it's basically your attitude towards studying."
What about da guy who study hard but got 80?