I’m Mexican American And I have to say I love how straight forward Ronny is. He doesn’t pussyfoot around important topics and yet still manages to come off humble . I appreciate the content FungBros ! 👍
@looes74 looes74 I don't think he ever lived in Hong Kong. He was born in Malaysia (Johor Bahru - just across Singapore), and grew up in the US and then lived and study in Singapore for 10 years. Subsequently, he went to Melbourne for university education and settled there. You may have picked up some of his Cantonese accents.
so then am I taking it too literally and is he talking about a real incident? Isn't that what you are supposed to do if people are talking about a real incident? Take them literally? And no he wasn't, he was speaking generally and making claims about what supposedly common. He is taking an obvious dig. "One thing about America is that I found in America they don't care what you do outside of America, it doesn't matter. You could be the biggest Hollywood guy in Bollywood. You come to America they stop you at the border and ask you if you're Muslim." Then the co-host jumps in and makes a comment about how even if someone is British, Americans supposedly want to know "why do you talk funny." This while he over uses the word "like" and "bro'".
That thing about being Asian vs Asian American makes so much sense. Growing up Asian American feels like treading on either being told you're too white washed or too much of a fob.
Fungbros thank you for your TH-cam channel. Love the way you guys address asian American culture awareness. Thanks for being our voice and our inspiration to speak up.
Ronny Chieng is an FJ... omg? How long I waited to see an FJ in mainstream media... can't believe this. My parents are FJ and my dad was raised in HK... 😱😱😱 shook to the fffkn core..... lol
Sad that so many commenters just want to hear about the food more. Wtf did they think you guys covered? Just foods? I watched, because I wanted to learn something from your interview of Ronny Chieng. You guys have yet to disappoint. I have mad love for the content of your channel! Keep it coming guys! The world needs these conversations.
I think it's because they changed the format of the videos or the way they do them now. Before they changed how they did things it used to be a review of the place or type of cuisine and the guests featured would usually either be a person that grew up eating that cuisine or is familiar with the specific restaurant. Now it's just a interview of the guest and the food barely gets talked about.
As Eddie Huang, a prominent Asian voice in the food scene, once said something about how food is a gateway to understanding and empathizing with other people and cultures. I feel that's what the Fung Bros. do. It has never been just about the delicious food that has been shown. There's always something bigger and deeper they show and talk about. Glad at least you respect that.
Windelesk yeah I mean as a white person from the midwest US, TV shows that explore cuisine around the word, a la Anthony Bourdain (RIP), had a huge influence in my desire/acceptance/understanding/interest of many cultures. I think Fung Bros do something similar here.
What? Well, they are bright and charming young men, interesting conversation to be sure, but they made a point of sitting in the best Dim Sum place around! If they wanted to just sit in a studio they could have. THEY brought it up! I LOVE that kind of food, and don't have very good access to it, to the point where I make one or two of those things we saw myself, out of desperation. So, I can easily see why people might have liked a few more remarks about the dishes, especially things that were outstanding.
Ronny Chieng is the most underrated comic ever. He's really cute, smart, and articulate. He even talks about all the bubbles, like the SJW bubble, PC bubble, and Bernie Bro bubble! He's so spot on about the pretentions and hypocrisy of everything. He's way more eloquent and thoughtful than the Fung Bros, or pretty much anyone else. I get him more than practically any other celebrity. He'll never be very popular, though - people don't like his very Asian look, multi-layered accent, etc. He says better Mandarin than most ABCs - and he speaks Cantonese, too. Love how the old Asian guy in the racist clip takes a puff out of his cigarette. Andrew: "Oh, Asians DO have thoughts." Nope, no matter what we say, we have no clout. Just dismissed and disregarded by all other races. This video confirms that David is the smarter and nicer of the two, though he's no Ronny. Andrew's dumber, more of a party boy.
It sucks how the real Asians always seem to be underrated whereas those who don’t know the real Asian culture enough are more outspoken about the culture. I totally get Ronny’s point on Asians vs Asian Americans, the two are very very different. The reason why I enjoy this episode and Jimmy’s appearance is because they’re the real deal, the real Asians who can speak the language, truly know about both worlds and are super positive about it.
Reddit gets frustrating. It's an echochamber for negativeness and cynicism most of the time. Everything sucks, nothing and no one is good enough, anything new or not already popular is shit or try-hard. These vids are great- definitely a comedians getting coffee feel. Great balance of great food and great conversation. Also, YES to everything Ronnie was saying. The "bubbles," the food, the villainizing of oppositional stances. YES. Keep spreading these things-I'm glad to be seeing more and more of this concept being spread around.
I almost never see this kind of comment on TH-cam. Reddit and TH-cam commenters seem to occupy different worlds. I totally agree with what Ronny said about bubbles, etc.
Main reason I’m a devoted fan of the Daily Show, any show for the matter (I don’t watch TV) is because of Ronny Chieng. His insights from an Asian perspective is what we need to see and hear, and not only that, what he says and how he says it is on point - speaking on our behalf. Thank you Ronny! Thank you Fungbros for this vid! 💚
Actually, auzzies have gone through hard native times with Aboriginal tribes. They also had a racist house member 10yrs ago. In all, all countries have gone through hard ship and hopefully we keep getting better in time. Let the hatred decay.
The only hate here is yours. On yourself. That propaganda has twisted onto you. Racism is everywhere my freind, and it's not a white only thing. Australia is very multicultural and excepting esp if you compare it to almost every other country in the world. Many english only speakers have been fooled. If you actually knew what was said in other languages your mind would be blown.
Australia had a terrible history similar to that of America and the black slaves as the Aboriginal people where put through the same situations similar to the African Americans some may argue worse but thats neither here nor there. There is tons of parallels between the twos history so you cannot say that "they dont have the history of racism that America has" thats all just need to do some research is all. love the dim sums thoooo
Best guest appearance! Thanks for your authentic viewpoints, this is the best guest appearance on Fung Bros so far. Appreciate you sharing your culture in a meaningful way... With thanks from South Africa
It's been about a year since I've watched a Fung Bros upload. I've always enjoyed the segments w/ authentic foods but this interview (for lack of a better name ), was simply amazing Wow... this was such a great piece of work.
Yeah! Upvote for this comment. It stung to hear how badly he was treated on the Daily Show subreddit. Love that he maintained the enthusiasm and drive for his work despite the haters.
My mother is from Fu Zhou, second cousin she still lives there. My dad family’s from Shanghai and moving to Chong Qing, but only my dad stays in Shanghai with my great grandma 👵. Then he married my mother, lives in Hangzhou.
AUSTRALIANS ARE ACTUALLY VERY WELL EDUCATED ABOUT EFFECTS OF RACISM - WE TOO HAVE NATIVE ABORIGINALS WHO HAVE BEEN HEAVILY OPPRESSED BY AUSTRALIANS IN OUR PAST... We do make note of that and I'd say (especially today) levels of racism not only towards aboriginals but also other races living in Australia have decreased heavily since the past. But there always still needs work to be done!!!
I was warned a few times before coming to australia that people there were racist and to my surprise almost everyone in general were super friendly and respectful. Also it could be because melbourne is such a diverse city. But anyways, i love australia
Location, location, location! It depends where u are! The south is obviously racist. But nyc pre cool. Go to queensland obviously racist. Go to melbourne, its pre cool.
No way man. Melbs is pretty racist. But it's all based on where you live. You'd be surprised the things I see day in/day out. Sydney is not a bad as it's more multicultural than Melbourne. But it comes down to location. There's bogans and racists everywhere, in every country. But towards Asians, it's no where near like what it was in the 80s and 90s. It's near non existent
@@MrALenCar321 then you're dating the wrong women my friend. Tones of my lady friends are white, but not racist. If you've experienced that, then sorry to hear that bro. But not all are like that.
Ronny Chieng's show about International Students is really funny. I am a Pacific Islander watching Comedy Central in Papua New Guinea. So lucky this show airs in my country.
Ive been a serious stand up fan for my entire life and ronny is legit in the top 3 stand up comedians in the country right now. Nobody works harder than ronny chieng.
This is the best video I have seen on Fungbros.. As a Chinese who grew up in NZ and moved to U.S I definitely know what is to be like to be Ronny. But in the same time I love Fung Bros.. hope to see you guys around NY (Ps: Tim Ho Wan is a great restaurant itself, its my favorite dim sum restaurant) ..
Btw, I don't think racism is more rampant in U.S. its just about overt racism and covert racism, Australia and NZ do not have a long history of battling against racism. Therefore, a lot of things that are deemed to be racist in U.S are considered to be okay in Australia (At least somewhat acceptable). However, its not to say that one form of racism is better than the other, its just that if people are being racist in U.S, they are doing it intentionally because the topic has been brought up a lot. While, the racists in Australia are not as well informed about such topics.
Great episode. 👏 The format of interviewing a celeb whilst eating good food really works. Definitely more common with professional Foodie channels now. Ronny Chieng is a go getter. Not afraid to push outside the box as an Asian. I'm in Australia and watched International Student in Australia, and it's pretty amusing. Pretty simple humour, and I'm sure that international students in foreign countries will definitely be able to relate. 💖
That food look absolutely delicious!... and this interview was totally insightful. I am glad I was raised to look at everyone equal no matter where there come from. If we stop criticizing each other and focus on our common ground life would be so much easier, 😁🙌🙏
Beautiful and innovative use of subtitles here to help clarify meaning of the speaker's statement. As an EFL teacher, I would like to add that to videos I make/enhance for my students.
Yo Fung Bros. Mr Wu here. Or voice of Storm Shadow of GI Joe, Commander Sato on Star Wars Rebels, and Chen Stormstout on World of Warcraft. Props to Ronnie Chieng and your show!!!!
This was my favorite video by you guys. Not only because of the yumcha, which i love and wish was available in my country. But because the conversation was interesting, informative, diverse and engaging start to finish. So thank you
Now I noticed that he has Malaysian accent. But I don’t know why I feel Ronny speaks with a painful face like he’s really focusing on a huge serious project and he needs to stay super focused.
As a Malaysian living in Kuala Lumpur where the predominant Chinese speakers are Cantonese, dim sum is a common type of food. More so than in Penang or Singapore.
I love it when a legal person spoke about something, they usually talk about something and went on explaining the background of the story of why something happen this or that way, it is much easier to understand .. from my perspective
Lovely video! Kind of summarizes this channel pretty good too; building bridges between cultures and perspectives over dope food. On a side note: this must be the most bleeped video ever on the channel XD
Ronny Chieng is a person I would call a true patriot - focused on how people can come together to build something greater, and pushing back against division and hate.
I feel now .. the heroes of acting, comedy and just anything related in the hollywood industry is more international now more than ever. I'm glad Ronny is a part of that trend.
I had Tim Ho Wan at their original location in Hong Kong... SO fucking dope to know they have it back in the States too. When I get back home I won't be too HK sick.
Yes, by far the smartest, most articulate, perceptive, and savvy about social issues and culture. Way more so than the Fung Bros themselves. Wish more people were like Ronny Chieng.
wow, amazing, funny, and executed perfectly. this was a really great show, all three are really smart, and in tuned with so many different aspects of life. this is what bruce wanted the world to see and appreciate, not the poor representation that the western oppressors that are infatuated with claiming to be better than everyone else shows. intelligent asians that are using their influence towards positive circumstance for the entire world. I think the worse part of racism, is the actual malicious acts that harm others. the words won’t mean as much to me as the being negatively affected. so yea. america is worse, they act nice while actively trying to harm you. being a good person, and becoming smart, capable, and able to defend yourself and those that are also good is the best way to combat the evils of these western oppressors. they have conquered and ruined every country all so they can make it seem like they are better than everyone one else, they recruit people of different races that are willing to do anything for money to help harm their own people. it’s real serious
The east coast seems to have better food and restaurants than the west coast. NYC has one of the best dim sum places already. Can’t wait for Tim Ho Wan to open in the west coast.🥟
"If it's dope you can make it here"! So America. This was a great reminder, that even with all our bad shit going on right now, that we have been a beacon for creative freedom. I hope we never lose that.
I’m a fan of Ronny from the Daily Show and even a bigger fan because of CAA where there where Filipinos in the cast as well. Represent Ronny for all the Asians!
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I’m Mexican American And I have to say I love how straight forward Ronny is. He doesn’t pussyfoot around important topics and yet still manages to come off humble . I appreciate the content FungBros ! 👍
Same! 👌👌👌👌🌶
I love your statement about puss footing around topics
Ur hot @lesley sanchez
Ronny chieng is so much less angry in real life. Hahahahaha
that's the power of dim-sum my fri... you never see an angry person eating dim-sum
He is lol. He just uses the anger as part of his performance and he is pretty good at it.
@@rev9115 you never meet my MIL 😅🤗
The energy of anger was used up in the show.
He is a priceless critic of our culture. But... he needs to broaden his material. The left provides just as rich a vein of material.
This man is awesome he needs to get more airtime. Imo hes the best asian comedian that doesnt humiliate his race for laughs.
yep
The Handicrapped Stain yeah I don’t like her either
Damn when he said Fuzhou in clear Mandarin Chinese I felt so glad.
Why?
I'm hokchew too 福州古田
@@XiaoDDanny I'm Foochow, and my surname is Chieng too
Oh, Now I know why his accent is familiar. He has Malaysian Chinese accent but has been over washed by Aussie accent.
He sounds like my Chinese uncle from New Zealand 🤣
@looes74 looes74 I don't think he ever lived in Hong Kong. He was born in Malaysia (Johor Bahru - just across Singapore), and grew up in the US and then lived and study in Singapore for 10 years. Subsequently, he went to Melbourne for university education and settled there. You may have picked up some of his Cantonese accents.
Keith 'Qzo' Iman lol
He sounds very Malaysian.
sounds like jackie chan
So proud of Ronnie and Fung Bros having an intelligent conversation about Asian culture internationally
Ikr, how stereotypical 😜
wow ronny chieng dropping knowledge bombs about acceptance and culture. appreciate this vid.
???
You mean like his bullshit about how when you come here we just want to know if you are muslim?
As a China man he had that problem?
mjs28s I think you’re taking it too literally
perhaps.
but he seemed serious, unless his sarcasm or delivery is bad.
mjs28s he is talking about a real incident.
so then am I taking it too literally and is he talking about a real incident? Isn't that what you are supposed to do if people are talking about a real incident? Take them literally?
And no he wasn't, he was speaking generally and making claims about what supposedly common. He is taking an obvious dig.
"One thing about America is that I found in America they don't care what you do outside of America, it doesn't matter. You could be the biggest Hollywood guy in Bollywood. You come to America they stop you at the border and ask you if you're Muslim."
Then the co-host jumps in and makes a comment about how even if someone is British, Americans supposedly want to know "why do you talk funny." This while he over uses the word "like" and "bro'".
He’s my favorite guest you’ve had on the show ❤️❤️❤️🙏🏼
That thing about being Asian vs Asian American makes so much sense. Growing up Asian American feels like treading on either being told you're too white washed or too much of a fob.
We grew up on American ideolgy !! But I does not apply to us, its meant for White America.
Fungbros thank you for your TH-cam channel. Love the way you guys address asian American culture awareness. Thanks for being our voice and our inspiration to speak up.
Ronnie, thank you for being here and representing us!! I love watching you!
Imagine if Chieng went on the road to help support Yang for 2020, think it would improve his numbers?
Great video with your guest Ronny! Keep it up with the good work! Regards from an Asian-Swiss from Switzerland 🇨🇭
Ronny Chieng is an FJ... omg? How long I waited to see an FJ in mainstream media... can't believe this. My parents are FJ and my dad was raised in HK... 😱😱😱 shook to the fffkn core..... lol
Sad that so many commenters just want to hear about the food more. Wtf did they think you guys covered? Just foods? I watched, because I wanted to learn something from your interview of Ronny Chieng. You guys have yet to disappoint. I have mad love for the content of your channel! Keep it coming guys! The world needs these conversations.
I think it's because they changed the format of the videos or the way they do them now. Before they changed how they did things it used to be a review of the place or type of cuisine and the guests featured would usually either be a person that grew up eating that cuisine or is familiar with the specific restaurant. Now it's just a interview of the guest and the food barely gets talked about.
As Eddie Huang, a prominent Asian voice in the food scene, once said something about how food is a gateway to understanding and empathizing with other people and cultures. I feel that's what the Fung Bros. do. It has never been just about the delicious food that has been shown. There's always something bigger and deeper they show and talk about. Glad at least you respect that.
Windelesk yeah I mean as a white person from the midwest US, TV shows that explore cuisine around the word, a la Anthony Bourdain (RIP), had a huge influence in my desire/acceptance/understanding/interest of many cultures. I think Fung Bros do something similar here.
What? Well, they are bright and charming young men, interesting conversation to be sure, but they made a point of sitting in the best Dim Sum place around! If they wanted to just sit in a studio they could have. THEY brought it up! I LOVE that kind of food, and don't have very good access to it, to the point where I make one or two of those things we saw myself, out of desperation. So, I can easily see why people might have liked a few more remarks about the dishes, especially things that were outstanding.
sponsored by Tim Ho Wan, so its ok
Ronny Chieng is the most underrated comic ever. He's really cute, smart, and articulate. He even talks about all the bubbles, like the SJW bubble, PC bubble, and Bernie Bro bubble! He's so spot on about the pretentions and hypocrisy of everything. He's way more eloquent and thoughtful than the Fung Bros, or pretty much anyone else. I get him more than practically any other celebrity.
He'll never be very popular, though - people don't like his very Asian look, multi-layered accent, etc. He says better Mandarin than most ABCs - and he speaks Cantonese, too. Love how the old Asian guy in the racist clip takes a puff out of his cigarette.
Andrew: "Oh, Asians DO have thoughts." Nope, no matter what we say, we have no clout. Just dismissed and disregarded by all other races. This video confirms that David is the smarter and nicer of the two, though he's no Ronny. Andrew's dumber, more of a party boy.
It sucks how the real Asians always seem to be underrated whereas those who don’t know the real Asian culture enough are more outspoken about the culture. I totally get Ronny’s point on Asians vs Asian Americans, the two are very very different. The reason why I enjoy this episode and Jimmy’s appearance is because they’re the real deal, the real Asians who can speak the language, truly know about both worlds and are super positive about it.
Thanks for being one of the voices for us! We really do need to go out and make more and see for ourselves.
Give it up for Ronny Chieng! 👏 he is becoming my one of my favorite comedians.
Reddit gets frustrating. It's an echochamber for negativeness and cynicism most of the time. Everything sucks, nothing and no one is good enough, anything new or not already popular is shit or try-hard.
These vids are great- definitely a comedians getting coffee feel. Great balance of great food and great conversation.
Also, YES to everything Ronnie was saying. The "bubbles," the food, the villainizing of oppositional stances. YES. Keep spreading these things-I'm glad to be seeing more and more of this concept being spread around.
I almost never see this kind of comment on TH-cam. Reddit and TH-cam commenters seem to occupy different worlds. I totally agree with what Ronny said about bubbles, etc.
I know this guy from Ronny Chieng: International Student. Too bad only 6 eps.
UrbanDjampa dying to see season 2
It has 7 episodes on Comedy Central
Main reason I’m a devoted fan of the Daily Show, any show for the matter (I don’t watch TV) is because of Ronny Chieng. His insights from an Asian perspective is what we need to see and hear, and not only that, what he says and how he says it is on point - speaking on our behalf. Thank you Ronny! Thank you Fungbros for this vid! 💚
just recently I know he is Malaysian,and shockingly he is from Johor Bahru,same city I live in. 😍😍😍
Actually, auzzies have gone through hard native times with Aboriginal tribes. They also had a racist house member 10yrs ago. In all, all countries have gone through hard ship and hopefully we keep getting better in time. Let the hatred decay.
Is the term "hard native times" PC for genocide?
The only hate here is yours. On yourself. That propaganda has twisted onto you.
Racism is everywhere my freind, and it's not a white only thing. Australia is very multicultural and excepting esp if you compare it to almost every other country in the world.
Many english only speakers have been fooled. If you actually knew what was said in other languages your mind would be blown.
Australia had a terrible history similar to that of America and the black slaves as the Aboriginal people where put through the same situations similar to the African Americans some may argue worse but thats neither here nor there. There is tons of parallels between the twos history so you cannot say that "they dont have the history of racism that America has" thats all just need to do some research is all. love the dim sums thoooo
Best guest appearance! Thanks for your authentic viewpoints, this is the best guest appearance on Fung Bros so far. Appreciate you sharing your culture in a meaningful way... With thanks from South Africa
Hey can you get Hasan Minhaj as guest on your channel. It would be so fun!!
looes74 looes74 I love Gurmit Singh too... it is a good idea to watch him too
@looes74 looes74 why not both
Thanks for featuring Ronny Chieng! I'm a huge fan of his show International Student!
He is a champion for his people and speaks truth to power. He needs nothing more. All the best to him and hope he soars even higher.
"If you think something is terrible, make a better version. The tools are there... Authenticity resonates" - Cheers to the yum cha experience!
It's been about a year since I've watched a Fung Bros upload. I've always enjoyed the segments w/ authentic foods but this interview (for lack of a better name ), was simply amazing Wow... this was such a great piece of work.
Love you Ronny Chieng!!!!
Yeah! Upvote for this comment. It stung to hear how badly he was treated on the Daily Show subreddit. Love that he maintained the enthusiasm and drive for his work despite the haters.
So dope!! One of the best episode , keep doing this !!
My mother is from Fu Zhou, second cousin she still lives there. My dad family’s from Shanghai and moving to Chong Qing, but only my dad stays in Shanghai with my great grandma 👵. Then he married my mother, lives in Hangzhou.
AUSTRALIANS ARE ACTUALLY VERY WELL EDUCATED ABOUT EFFECTS OF RACISM - WE TOO HAVE NATIVE ABORIGINALS WHO HAVE BEEN HEAVILY OPPRESSED BY AUSTRALIANS IN OUR PAST... We do make note of that and I'd say (especially today) levels of racism not only towards aboriginals but also other races living in Australia have decreased heavily since the past. But there always still needs work to be done!!!
I was warned a few times before coming to australia that people there were racist and to my surprise almost everyone in general were super friendly and respectful. Also it could be because melbourne is such a diverse city. But anyways, i love australia
Location, location, location! It depends where u are! The south is obviously racist. But nyc pre cool. Go to queensland obviously racist. Go to melbourne, its pre cool.
No way man. Melbs is pretty racist. But it's all based on where you live. You'd be surprised the things I see day in/day out. Sydney is not a bad as it's more multicultural than Melbourne. But it comes down to location. There's bogans and racists everywhere, in every country. But towards Asians, it's no where near like what it was in the 80s and 90s. It's near non existent
@@MrEricboof I think wyte Aussies are cool and friendly untill u try to date one of their women. Then you can see the raycist side.
@@MrALenCar321 then you're dating the wrong women my friend. Tones of my lady friends are white, but not racist. If you've experienced that, then sorry to hear that bro. But not all are like that.
Ronny Chieng's show about International Students is really funny. I am a Pacific Islander watching Comedy Central in Papua New Guinea. So lucky this show airs in my country.
“no one else has this” except I've had it at almost every dim sum restaurant I've been to
He spoke on some important issues @ 10:00. dope content
Loved this vid! Like the Jimmy one, it’s deep and interesting and something anyone/everyone should watch.
Thanks, Ronnie, opening eyes to the varieties of Asian cultures to be learned about
Ive been a serious stand up fan for my entire life and ronny is legit in the top 3 stand up comedians in the country right now. Nobody works harder than ronny chieng.
This is the best video I have seen on Fungbros.. As a Chinese who grew up in NZ and moved to U.S I definitely know what is to be like to be Ronny. But in the same time I love Fung Bros.. hope to see you guys around NY (Ps: Tim Ho Wan is a great restaurant itself, its my favorite dim sum restaurant) ..
Btw, I don't think racism is more rampant in U.S. its just about overt racism and covert racism, Australia and NZ do not have a long history of battling against racism. Therefore, a lot of things that are deemed to be racist in U.S are considered to be okay in Australia (At least somewhat acceptable). However, its not to say that one form of racism is better than the other, its just that if people are being racist in U.S, they are doing it intentionally because the topic has been brought up a lot. While, the racists in Australia are not as well informed about such topics.
@@renzhizilong486357 Love from Australia
Wasn't a fan before but your recent shift into racial-political content got my subscription. Keep up the good stuff!
Ronny is funny as hell. I watched the daily but watched it more soon as I seen Ronny on it lol
Great episode. 👏 The format of interviewing a celeb whilst eating good food really works. Definitely more common with professional Foodie channels now.
Ronny Chieng is a go getter. Not afraid to push outside the box as an Asian.
I'm in Australia and watched International Student in Australia, and it's pretty amusing.
Pretty simple humour, and I'm sure that international students in foreign countries will definitely be able to relate. 💖
I freaking L♥️VE Ronny Chieng, he is so funny and a brilliant comic and man! That food looks absolutely amazing.
"Food looks absolutely delicious" *in Gordan Ramsay voice *
Great interview; very enlightening and informative for me as a non-asian. You guys are great- as always!! Thanks for excellent content!
That food look absolutely delicious!... and this interview was totally insightful. I am glad I was raised to look at everyone equal no matter where there come from. If we stop criticizing each other and focus on our common ground life would be so much easier, 😁🙌🙏
Beautiful and innovative use of subtitles here to help clarify meaning of the speaker's statement. As an EFL teacher, I would like to add that to videos I make/enhance for my students.
He is awesome sauce on the daily show! I look forward to his segmemts!
Thanks Fung bros for interviewing this brother. Ronnie thank for being you.
All three of you are great! Love all of your shows David, Ronnie & Andrew!
I really liked his International Student show, wish they would bring it back
Yo Fung Bros. Mr Wu here. Or voice of Storm Shadow of GI Joe, Commander Sato on Star Wars Rebels, and Chen Stormstout on World of Warcraft. Props to Ronnie Chieng and your show!!!!
This was my favorite video by you guys. Not only because of the yumcha, which i love and wish was available in my country.
But because the conversation was interesting, informative, diverse and engaging start to finish.
So thank you
Now I noticed that he has Malaysian accent. But I don’t know why I feel Ronny speaks with a painful face like he’s really focusing on a huge serious project and he needs to stay super focused.
As a Malaysian living in Kuala Lumpur where the predominant Chinese speakers are Cantonese, dim sum is a common type of food. More so than in Penang or Singapore.
"do you hate him enough to have a conversation?" that's how you build a nation up! that was fire!
I love it when a legal person spoke about something, they usually talk about something and went on explaining the background of the story of why something happen this or that way, it is much easier to understand .. from my perspective
Lovely video!
Kind of summarizes this channel pretty good too; building bridges between cultures and perspectives over dope food.
On a side note: this must be the most bleeped video ever on the channel XD
It's not a Ronny Chieng video if there isn't at least five f-bombs.
I make vlogs and vids straight outta China in case you're wanting to jump deeper into the rabbit hole
@@numuves bro prolly do food as well haha
Ronny Chieng is a person I would call a true patriot - focused on how people can come together to build something greater, and pushing back against division and hate.
Ronny is so nice! It's so cute to see him laughing so easily, he's always making us laugh :)
Dude i am so shook that you are a malaysian!!! Apa khabar, come back or at least cast your votes! Glad that you are doing so well. :D
As a non-Asian, I really enjoyed this video. Very informative
go check out his little tv series he involved in Aus called International Students. Very funny.
10:32 one of many America's greatest strengths.
Most citizens of other countries can't even imagine themselves doing this.
I knew he is Malaysian... The accent and vibe is like a twin flame... Hello my fellow country-man!
Your best guest on the show!
I feel now .. the heroes of acting, comedy and just anything related in the hollywood industry is more international now more than ever. I'm glad Ronny is a part of that trend.
Appreciate you guys putting out this video... Much respect!
Come for the dim sum, stay for the Ronny! He's funny as hell!
I didn't know he's Malaysian! Malaysia Boleh!
Eric Liew proud malaysian yeahh
Ask him if he coming back here to vote for tomorrow. Lol.
Najib boleh!
He's ethnically Chinese and Australian nationality wise
Which part is Malaysian?
Chairman Meow his nationality is Malaysian if I’m not wrong . Not Australian
went to tim ho wan in hk. the bbq pork buns are to die for! one of the best things i've ever had
I've been loving your recent videos that are definitely bolder!
this is a really good interview. thanks. enjoyed it a lot.
Really enjoyed his comments on Asian American vs Asian.
Love this episode!!! Best one yet and the best guest feature!
I had Tim Ho Wan at their original location in Hong Kong... SO fucking dope to know they have it back in the States too. When I get back home I won't be too HK sick.
I like the sound of Ronny laughing. Can't tell if its a sarcastic laugh or not.
Lovin' the new guest interview format guys. Jerry has some serious competition now!
Perhaps you might look at the history of how Australians have treated their Aboriginal brothers & sisters in the not-so- distant past.
This is the best fung bros' guest u have for years.
Yes, by far the smartest, most articulate, perceptive, and savvy about social issues and culture. Way more so than the Fung Bros themselves. Wish more people were like Ronny Chieng.
wow, amazing, funny, and executed perfectly. this was a really great show, all three are really smart, and in tuned with so many different aspects of life. this is what bruce wanted the world to see and appreciate, not the poor representation that the western oppressors that are infatuated with claiming to be better than everyone else shows. intelligent asians that are using their influence towards positive circumstance for the entire world. I think the worse part of racism, is the actual malicious acts that harm others. the words won’t mean as much to me as the being negatively affected. so yea. america is worse, they act nice while actively trying to harm you. being a good person, and becoming smart, capable, and able to defend yourself and those that are also good is the best way to combat the evils of these western oppressors. they have conquered and ruined every country all so they can make it seem like they are better than everyone one else, they recruit people of different races that are willing to do anything for money to help harm their own people. it’s real serious
The east coast seems to have better food and restaurants than the west coast. NYC has one of the best dim sum places already. Can’t wait for Tim Ho Wan to open in the west coast.🥟
Subbed love how u bravely bring up about racism unlike other egotistic Asians that always avoid talking and admitting racism against them
"If it's dope you can make it here"! So America. This was a great reminder, that even with all our bad shit going on right now, that we have been a beacon for creative freedom. I hope we never lose that.
i really like these segments! keep it up!
I’m a fan of Ronny from the Daily Show and even a bigger fan because of CAA where there where Filipinos in the cast as well. Represent Ronny for all the Asians!
I'm from India and I watch daily show just because of him I'm a huge fan of him
Awesome vid, enjoyed the perspectives and insight, keep it up ya'll.
PEACEEE.
“Keyboard warriors” love it, will start using that now
I enjoy Ronny because he talks the true about what is going on!
This is amazing! Congrats, guys.
Ronny Chieng is so cute when he laughing！！！He is a such smart guy that I really love him!
Really enjoy the content, keep making great videos.
mixing food and politics today. i dig it..
one of the most smart guys I've seen in a long time
cantonese dim sum is the best!!!
Mario McScience Agreed!👍(although I haven't had that many other kinds of dim sum so I don't really know😂But Cantonese all the way!)
Émilie Risdon exactly dim sum is exactly a Cantonese word and only found in guangdong culture. So, duh.
Jason Lu Dim sum can be found all around the world... although I should've specified that I meant Hong Kong dim sum!
@emilie, hong Kong was part of Canton region until the British "claim" it in 1890.
Ronny's netflix comedy is one of the funniest I've seen
Greetings from a Chinese living in the Bay Area. Go Ronny!
Great video covering lots of topics. Thank you Fung Bros and Ronnie.