+Absit Reverentia Vero let me guess, you're one of those "all lives matter" people?? This is a video about black people, let me live!! Paying black girls a compliment on a video about black people and you're off topic af
Liz Neptune I just find it funny that black people complain about they are seen as different humain beings, but they are the first one who want to see themselves as different when it benefits them. I am not the "all lives matter" because everybody could die, I wouldn't mind at all. I just don't like this hypocrisy from people... Black people in Korea dislike being called differently than whites.. but yourself you call those foreigners in Korea as "Black girls".
+Absit Reverentia Vero "I just find it funny that black people blah blah" you are exactly the type of person they're talking about in this video. Making sweeping judgement calls on a entire group of people. GO HOME ROGER. This video is about black PEOPLE. You can see in the video and it says so in the caption and everyone is talking about being black while in Korea. GO AWAY!!!
+Absit Reverentia Vero my english is not good but i really have to say this. She's just saying that she is inspired by black girls speaking Korean. And that's it, why would you have to react in such a negative way?
but we initially experienced discrimination in sports and music as well - but like much of what we've had to overcome in US ,we excelled in these arenas even with a boot on our neck - because we excelled so well despite the obstacles placed before us - the dominant pop had to reason why that was - their answer = innate to blackness - so it becomes something not based on skill, not based on cunning...
뇌인 The World of Noein Come again? History textbooks are full of lies and omissions depending on your source. A lot of what she mentioned is completely ignored or lied about in the books they use for schooling even though the documentation at various town halls usually tells pretty horrific stories.
a lot of us black people love korea and other Asians country but we are scared of travelling there because we know we don't have a good image over there . O just find it sad because we don't have history with Asians to even hate us. i also know it's not all Asians though
I'm black and I am dating a Korean guy... It is a complete lie that they dont like black women... everyone is different. I've had numerous Korean men tell me I am beautiful. Don't generalize ppl!
It's very helpful for me to understand what I should do with black people. I found myself regard all black people as one personality. That's make me feel so bad and guilty. Thank you very much for great video.
LOL I feel with those guys. I grew up in South Africa and I used get jeers from black people all the time. On streets people passing by would call me "Hey, Jackie Chan", or do a Bruce Lee impersonation on me, or make funny Kung Fu / Karate noises, for no reason at all. :) This would tick me off sometimes. Back then I couldn't understand why the heck an intelligent being would make fun of himself in such a demeaning manner. But now I get it. They'd never met an Asian like me and their only source of knowledge about Asia was those Jackie Chan / Bruce Lee movies. So the media fed them this stereotype that all Asians do martial arts. It's interesting to see that more or less the same thing is happening to those black people living in Korea. :P
Kim Jiho true it wasn't until I was educated about Asian countries and the people, I didn't know much and thought you were all Chinese (no offense I was really young)
I'm black and I really love Korean culture especially the Joseon period and the cultural dresses. So I would really love to visit Korea and learn more about it and I also love kpop and kdramas too. But when people generalise it puts me off sometimes. I think people shouldn't judge a whole people because of the pigment in their skin
Marky Mark Don’t use statistics as that still represents a minority of the race.And even then it’s just their crimes are more scrutinised in media like the big fight in Korea ,people should not base their opinions on media anyway.It just causes a lot of unnecessary hurt.
Haha a Korean student at my school actually stopped me while I was walking to class and asked why I was always looking angrily at trees and ground. So I told her I was studying Biology as my major and I am always looking hard for some little critter to identify. I never realized I looked angry when I was looking around. She laughed a lot when I told her that. I guess it surprised her that I wasn't angry. She also said I seemed very nice after getting to know me. When I think hard about something I tend to look like I am angry but in reality I am quite shy towards strangers and immerse my self in animals and plants.
hey u and the girl sound like u a thing. Also don't worry bro I'm Asian and my gfs family thought I was pissed during a family trip but it was just my normal face
After watching this video, I feel a lot of thinking. I thought I was not racist, but I saw them as one of the black people. I've been thinking so unconsciously. I thought I should think about this and think about my thoughts. Thank you for your nice video. :)
this interviewer seems so nice and kind. Also this video was so hilarious loll and very true. the stereotypes can really get you down so I try to ignore them
아!~~~~ 영상보고나서 이렇게 가슴이 벅차고 감개무량한건 처음입니다 왠지 눈물이 날것 같습니다 영상 최고 최고 정말 최고 입니다 너무 잘 만들었습니다 희철리즘 너무 수고 많았습니다 감사합니다 이렇게 좋은영상보고 사람을 소중히 귀하게 여길줄 알게 된거같습니다 우리는 늘 하나~~~♡
I think the statement about black people being from different places is ( shoukd be so obvious) but i think people forget.I'm mixed girl living in london and i probably have a completely different life to a girl living in atlanta or germany or whatever. Everyones lives are completely different, why should it then be assumed that all black people are the same.
I am a mixed girl from London too lol - I have been to Seoul twice and regardless of being mixed and from London most of them only know Africa/America for having black/brown people. I once explained to a guy my ethnicity(black & indian Jamaican and white British) and he said "Impossible :-0 ....." looool. I was taken back a little and honestly a little hurt, but then I realized they aren't educated on black or darker complexioned people and people who are mixed race. They(Most) simply don't know the difference.
" impossible " lol what? Once i told this guy my mum was scottish and my dad was nigerian and he was like " oh my god how the hell did THEYY cross paths".. rude 😂
the prejudice against black people WORLDWIDE needs to end. I'm not even black but I sees the way they're treated and it's usually awful! in america they're being killed by the cops and nobody says shit 😑
steven zuniga they literally shot a fucking child for putting his hands in his hood??!!!! bitch shut your ass up once you have a ignorant mind set it wont fucking change!! to YOU 'they shot for a reason' your reason is most likely discriminative or flat out racist. dont reply to my fucking comment and move on with your pathetic ass life instead of getting defensive over MY opinion (which is based off of real life events) BYE BITCH
milly solis as a Korean...Korean pronounciations/words/grammar is kinda hard for western people to pronounce, and the grammar is the opposite from English, so it might take a while to learn some basic of the language (only my perspective tho😊😊
I personally (As a Korean-American) think that Black people are great people. They tend to we well-cultured, extremely hospitable, and generally sociable. Musically, culturally, I just think Koreans and Blacks just go well together. I highly recommend more African-Americans or any person of black descent think about moving to Korea. I feel as if they will integrate faster and better than white foreigners and it is pretty obvious they won't experience the systemic "KKK Police War on Drugs" type racism in Korea or even Japan.
I’m a black American female and I returned from Seoul in mid May of 2019 after staying there for two weeks. I absolutely loved it! I took the time to learn some basic Korean, cultural etiquette, and Hangul before I traveled there and had nothing but positive experiences when interacting with Koreans. I was a little caught off guard by the fact that I didn’t have the same positivity from black people when I would encounter them but I just figure I didn’t run into the right black people. I traveled solo and had so much fun! I didn’t get harassed, felt completely safe walking around alone at night, never had anyone following me around in a store (which happens all the time in the USA), etc. People would stare at me and I was typically the only black person in the subway car, or touring various places, in restaurants, etc., but usually the minute I smiled and said hello the stares turned into smiles and greetings, offering help if I was trying to find a location, etc. So my experienced made me realize that to break the stereotype sometimes required that I show that I was friendly and happy (I guess approachable is the word) and after that it seemed like people kept trying to adopt me. I’m talking from the moment I got on the plane to fly to Incheon, throughout my stay in an apartment in Seoul and traveling around the entire city, through the return flight home. Then I got back home and realized how much happier and safer I felt there than back here in the USA. Was kind of sad to realize it.
Actually, it's because of this reason that I'm deciding to move to Korea next year. Despite all of the cons, life in America is much tougher I think for Black people. And I really think Korean and Black people have a similar mindset
@@user-qj7hh5xp8v Honestly, I think historically Koreans would be/are shocked to realize that the black American experience with slavery and the ramifications from that strongly mirror what they experienced during Korea's Japanese occupation. The major difference being that once the occupation ended, they got their country back, versus them being completely uprooted, transported to a foreign land, and then being forced to assimilate and forget their culture for survival. They definitely have that benefit and seeing it and experiencing it in person is both amazing, eye opening, and makes you realize what you actually missed out on in your own history and culture. I had the chance to explain that perspective to some South Koreans and when I did you could see how much that truth hit them because it was something that they could understand and relate to. The idea of what would have happened if they had been taken away, forced to forget or deny and never able to come back. The closest they have to that would be North Koreans that escape to the South, but they at least have the common language. They have different dialect and education, but similar culture, etc. Don't get me wrong, I'm American, and I'm not in la la land. There is no way I'm going to "reconnect" with my root realistically. That genetic testing stuff to identify your tribal roots is a bunch of crap because unless you come from an area that has historically only had a single tribe in it thoughout all time, you can't ever truly identify your roots. Most tribes were nomadic and many would intermarry in an effort to build alliances. Unless you are lucky enough to have a family that managed to hold onto some of that historical knowledge through the generations and pass it on, it's lost. I don't have that benefit. Basically any cultural connection is lost at this point which is sad, but what can be done is to simply embrace what we have and do know and build upon it now to create a future culture and legacy to pass on. Being in South Korea was the one time when I found that people focused less on the color of my skin and more on who I was as a person. I won't lie, once they learned what my profession was, and I only shared it when specifically asked because I know that I don't fit the stereotype of what most people expect a person in my profession to look like or my personality to be like, the respect increased from there because they were surprised I was being so respectful to them when they felt like they were supposed to be more respectful to me. I explained to them no. I'm in your country as a visitor so I have no problem being respectful to you and your culture and just take everything surrounding me in quietly. Definitely go! Embrace the culture, language, people, food and experience. Will there be some not so great people, sure, that's the case in every country. I can honestly say I only ran into not so great people that looked like me. And truthfully I need to keep that thought in check because maybe the black people I saw didn't speak English! Maybe they were African, French, etc., and were unfriendly because they knew they couldn't communicate after hearing me speak English or hangul to someone next to me. See what I mean, just constantly remind yourself to keep an open mind.
영상의 의도 자체가 참 좋은 취지였다고 생각합니다. 한국인들의 오해, 그리고 한국에 있는 흑인분들이 받는 오해를 조금이나마 이해할 수 있는 영상이라 생각합니다. 한국인들이 백인을 제외한 다른 인종들에 대한 차별이 상당히 심한 편입니다. 이런 부분들은 스스로 반성하고 고쳐 나가야 합니다!!! 그리고 영상에서도 미디어의 대한 지적이 많았는데, 미디어의 역할이 상당히 중요하다고 생각합니다. 예를들어 중국 관련된 영상들이나 뉴스 보면은 안좋은 부분들만 많이 나옵니다. 대체 이런 이유가 뭘까요!? 안좋은 부분이 나오면 그 부분에 대한 자세한 설명은 없고 비난하기 일색입니다. 서로 이해하고 존중해주는 게 가장 중요한 방법이라 생각합니다.
I'm so glad you made a video on this topic. The questions were well composed. As an expat currently living in Korea, like many others, I hope people watch this video with open ears and minds, and see that we are dynamic, friendly, and interesting as a people. Thank you for making this. 수고하셨습니다!!
This is actually sad, the white people video had a ton on complaints but overall they didn't have anything to complain about. You can tell by how the videos started off that it was gonna be a different struggle, much like the US.
Im taking my African British boyfriend for the first time to South Korea, watching this video gives me an idea what i should expect although i just want him to have only good impressions and experiences of the country . Fingers cross, thanks for the videos!
@Black To Grace actually a lot of my African friends identify themselves with "African" in their title. "African American" "African Canadian" "African German". Though most people are unused to/uneducated on anything that's not "African American" which in itself is incorrect to say unless youre referring to a person born, or descendent of parents from Africa who live in America.
I really couldn't stop laughing at the penis question, usually in interviews there is no such question but I loved that there was because it was entertaining to see their reactions ans answers. Also that lady with the bow headband was hilarious, she has a fun personality.
As a channel that does offer videos that discuss Korean culture, I think these videos are important. These topics delve into problematic issues and come to solutions. Instead of making a video that points out bad aspects of Korean society, your videos offer solutions to solve these problems. I really believe that you will be successful, Heechulism.
Jeannette Bulambo lmfaooo you even admitted your fetishism towards east asian/korean men stems all from kpop. Good luck finding your "korean" man you bald headed fetishist. pmsl
I think one of the reason why most of koreans have a lot of stubborn stereotypes for black is that we had not been educated about racism or understanding towards various races enough because we were like "단일민족". I think our government need to make some curriculums about racism in Korea. We are not anymore "단일민족".
It's always weird how everyone seems to forget that Blk ppl seem ~naturally~ good at (popular) music/dance bc they're our cultural products/heritage. We (the communities) literally created it and lots of us are raised with it from the womb, hence the rhythm/"groove"
Yeah, as a community, we're "born with it" bc we create it, but, as individuals, it's still up in the air. I just think we tend to be better at knowing what we're not good at and avoiding putting that on display lol
+someone you might know Je viens de Royaume-Uni, et les videos sur TH-cam et meme l'internet sont dominees par des problemes americains. Les difficultes pour nous europeens reelle! Je suis desole si mon francais n'est pas bien. Aussi mon keyboard n'a pas d'accents.
In France, there are stereotypes too but it's more like "All black people like chicken" "all black people know how to be good vibes" ("tous les noirs savent s'ambiancer, ils s'ambiancent sur tout !") etc etc.... And all black people are intimitading Like, hey, I'm black, I don't sing bc I suck ass at that, I'm black and I'm super shy so who's gonna start a party over anything, I'm black and I don't get angry... Ok, a little bit but it's because people irritate me, that's how I am, etc but NOT all black are like that We don't all dance like Beyoncé, we don't all sing like Steve Wonder, and we don't easily get mad... But, there's a nice thing I really like about all of this, it's that in France, all of these stereotypes became more like humour like my friends would tell "Nice, let's make a remix for the philosophy lesson bc it sucks and since you're black, you know you can do that" or "Hey, why aren't you dancing... I mean come on Nice, you're black"... And we do it with arabs as well, portugeses, chineses, americans, gays, muslims... Everyone. Because that's just how our generation decided to deal with these stereotypes. I really believe that in Korean, soon enough, it will be the same... We just need them to get use of foreiners, being black or not, because even if they're getting use to us, they still have their ways Bref, fallait que je parles mddrr (sorry for my bad english, I'm french as you saw it lol all the love)
I agree, I live in Europe and I think race is less of an issue here. People can joke about it more, but in America it's something that's really deep emotionally, and people are very sensitive about.
i love this vedio. Having diversity is always a good thing. I wish stereotypes or biases against any race or ethnic group would disappear in Korea. 한국에서 인종차별이나 편견같은게 사라져서 진정한 다문화 사회가 되기를 ㅎㅎ
I really like this video. You interviewed some smart people. The girl with the bow was my favorite. I was glad to see you touched on some topics pertaining to us, although it only scratched the surface. But yes the negative, narrow minded, pigeonholed view of Blacks in Korea (and all around the world even) holds me back from wanting to travel and integrate with other cultures.
This video is so awesome!! A lot a people can sweep taking about race under the rug, because it uncomfortable, but we need people who aren't afraid to ask questions (in a non-offensive tone and/or way). Ignorance, the lack of understanding, and the lack of communication breeds stereotypes and discrimination. Thank you for this video!!
Thank you for sharing this video. I think any opportunity to break barriers and increase awareness about another culture is a wonderful thing. I am a Black woman who is studying Korean because I appreciate the culture and love the language. Asking questions and having an open mind is vital to reducing racism. As human beings, we have far more in common than we have differences.
it surprised me about the video of the fight in itaewon. The part that surprised me was that people from other countries came to Korea and broke out a big fight. This is to every country and race. I think that if u go to another country u should respect it and try to behave ur self. Correct me if im wrong cuz that was what I thought during that part
+melrose anomyme there's an american youtuber "whitneybae" who speaks Korean quite well and she lives in Korea ~~ quite interesting if you're looking for foreign youtubers ^^
christian bradley 나도 그래 ~ I see absolutely no differences. People freak out when I say aside from the local delicacies, I basically grew up eating Korean food too. Trade the seaweed for collards or kale. And Seoul? Basically, NYC (Queens). I didn’t experience any racism or discrimination until I tried to do business in Korean HipHop. 🙄 Other than that, I’m happy with my 3 year business relationship with Korea.
희철님 비디오 잘 시청하고 있습니다 특히 제가 평소에 관심있는 블랙에 관한 좋은 영상 보고 많은 걸 느끼고 얻어갑니다 감사합니다 also i would like to say to black ppl in korea some Koreans are able to judge you just because of skin color, but not all of Korean. so don't be disappointed probably if i have a chance for meet to someone i would like to say hi how r u doing something like that. i hope you guys doing well :)
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black girls speaking korea is inspiring to me!!
+Liz Neptune White girls speaking koreans aren't ?
Or you see black people as different ?
+Absit Reverentia Vero let me guess, you're one of those "all lives matter" people?? This is a video about black people, let me live!! Paying black girls a compliment on a video about black people and you're off topic af
Liz Neptune I just find it funny that black people complain about they are seen as different humain beings, but they are the first one who want to see themselves as different when it benefits them.
I am not the "all lives matter" because everybody could die, I wouldn't mind at all.
I just don't like this hypocrisy from people...
Black people in Korea dislike being called differently than whites.. but yourself you call those foreigners in Korea as "Black girls".
+Absit Reverentia Vero "I just find it funny that black people blah blah" you are exactly the type of person they're talking about in this video. Making sweeping judgement calls on a entire group of people. GO HOME ROGER. This video is about black PEOPLE. You can see in the video and it says so in the caption and everyone is talking about being black while in Korea. GO AWAY!!!
+Absit Reverentia Vero my english is not good but i really have to say this. She's just saying that she is inspired by black girls speaking Korean. And that's it, why would you have to react in such a negative way?
The girl with the braids speaking fluent Korean is goals
2:57 I love this girl. She knows her own history.
Agreed
but we initially experienced discrimination in sports and music as well - but like much of what we've had to overcome in US ,we excelled in these arenas even with a boot on our neck - because we excelled so well despite the obstacles placed before us - the dominant pop had to reason why that was - their answer = innate to blackness - so it becomes something not based on skill, not based on cunning...
뇌인 The World of Noein Come again? History textbooks are full of lies and omissions depending on your source. A lot of what she mentioned is completely ignored or lied about in the books they use for schooling even though the documentation at various town halls usually tells pretty horrific stories.
뇌인 The World of Noein I just that you werent talking to me. nvm I should probably go to sleep
The average IQ of Sub-Saharan Africans is around 70, and they're have been described as being good dancers since ancient times ...
You black people truly beautiful.
And I like yours soul.
Thank you xx Appreciating ur comment a lot :)
Namseon Kim this comment made my day
Thank You!
Thank you! I wish everyone was like you! :)
Namseon Kim thank you!
I am black and I would like to visit Korea some time in my life, so this was cool to watch
yesss same here, when I go, I'm gonna wear braids to look extra African xD
Kazekara Okazaki LMAOO
+Kazekara Okazaki lool i'm going to kill mah afro over there so they'll can feel my hair XD
Same
and meee count me in😂😂
The guy with the beard has such an amazing voice
i know
It's so soothing and smooth lol
I KNOW!!!!!!!
He has a handsome smile too!
Icecube
I m black and i don t like chicken...
just kidding guys
blublu same
blublu Lie again...😂
I actually met a black guy who didn't like chicken...at all.
blublu Exactly! Im black and neither me, my mom, or my sisters like chicken only my dad does lol.
you scared me! only aliens dont like chicken. lol
a lot of us black people love korea and other Asians country but we are scared of travelling there because we know we don't have a good image over there . O just find it sad because we don't have history with Asians to even hate us.
i also know it's not all Asians though
I heard it's better now :)
MomoRevolution yes that's so true I would live to visit Korea, I am litle bit afraid tho😓😓
I want to marry a korean guy but i worry they dont like black girls
MomoRevolution black girl here! been to korea and people were nicr
I'm black and I am dating a Korean guy... It is a complete lie that they dont like black women... everyone is different. I've had numerous Korean men tell me I am beautiful. Don't generalize ppl!
The girl singing MrChu... can I be her friend
omg sameeee!!!
Yeah she's so cute ^^ haha
omfg right i need her in my life
Count me in too! She's such a lovely sweetheart ;3
I wanna be her friend too ! I loved her personality, I need a fun friend in my life hahah
oh the most beautiful ending in history 😂😂 friendship!!
true.. thumbs up~
Yes needs to happen more often than it doesn't
When u black and you wanna visit Korea but u gotta do yo research first
!!!righttttt
It's very helpful for me to understand what I should do with black people.
I found myself regard all black people as one personality.
That's make me feel so bad and guilty.
Thank you very much for great video.
haha well i hope you dont view us as all the same anymore :)
don't worry about it :3
I'm glad this video was informative to you. If you ever see me in Seoul say hello! ❤️ Have a great day!
Baan Joe Just treat them like human beings :) Spoiler alert: We're normal people too
PeppaPig's Dad hi I love your name 🙈😅 I watch peppa pig 😂😂 sorry for e random comment
THE GIRL WITH THE BOW ON HER HAIR IS SO FRWAKING CUTE OMG
LOL I feel with those guys. I grew up in South Africa and I used get jeers from black people all the time. On streets people passing by would call me "Hey, Jackie Chan", or do a Bruce Lee impersonation on me, or make funny Kung Fu / Karate noises, for no reason at all. :) This would tick me off sometimes. Back then I couldn't understand why the heck an intelligent being would make fun of himself in such a demeaning manner. But now I get it. They'd never met an Asian like me and their only source of knowledge about Asia was those Jackie Chan / Bruce Lee movies. So the media fed them this stereotype that all Asians do martial arts.
It's interesting to see that more or less the same thing is happening to those black people living in Korea. :P
Great insight.
Kim Jiho lool
Kim Jiho
Kim Jiho thanks for visiting im from there 2 and love your culture
Kim Jiho true it wasn't until I was educated about Asian countries and the people, I didn't know much and thought you were all Chinese (no offense I was really young)
I enjoyed living in Korea but the feeling of separatism made me very homesick so I left after a year.
thank you for visiting korea. you're the precious being.
Lord Lew :(
sgsgsgssgsgsg people like what? you hate foreigners?
Oh, I am sorry to here that. .ㅜㅜ
Thank you for visiting to Korea.
Lord Lew seriously living in Korea is tough??
I loved everything EACh person said
감사
Marry me 😍😍
멋진영상 감사합니다~ 한국에서는 의도치 않은 인종차별이 굉장히 많은거같아요~ 이런식으로 조금이나마 오해와 편견이 깨젔으면좋겠습니다! 같은 유튜버로써 응원합니다!
+JKTV 감사합니다^^ 화이팅!
They think that blacks are dumb well they haven’t heard of Nigerians 😂
I'm black and I really love Korean culture especially the Joseon period and the cultural dresses. So I would really love to visit Korea and learn more about it and I also love kpop and kdramas too. But when people generalise it puts me off sometimes. I think people shouldn't judge a whole people because of the pigment in their skin
You may have a different experience, so go for it. It is a lesson to reach for patience when people wrongly generalize based on stereotypes.
I agree.
They're not judging you by the pigment of your skin, they're doing it by what they see the people of your skin color do, their actions.
Marky Mark Don’t use statistics as that still represents a minority of the race.And even then it’s just their crimes are more scrutinised in media like the big fight in Korea ,people should not base their opinions on media anyway.It just causes a lot of unnecessary hurt.
Haha a Korean student at my school actually stopped me while I was walking to class and asked why I was always looking angrily at trees and ground. So I told her I was studying Biology as my major and I am always looking hard for some little critter to identify. I never realized I looked angry when I was looking around. She laughed a lot when I told her that. I guess it surprised her that I wasn't angry. She also said I seemed very nice after getting to know me. When I think hard about something I tend to look like I am angry but in reality I am quite shy towards strangers and immerse my self in animals and plants.
Shalea Shaw 😂😂😂😂😂
lmao 😂😂
If this doesn't describe me perfectly 😂😂😂
hey u and the girl sound like u a thing. Also don't worry bro I'm Asian and my gfs family thought I was pissed during a family trip but it was just my normal face
I just imagining someone angrily glaring at the ground
I believe the world is hung up on skin tone
honestly
Colorism isnt far from racism and is just as bad
True but thankfully that's starting to change.
Change as in 0.0001% but I guess that's something?
It's not just skin tone, but also hair.
I'm glad they did this for my people. We black people are just as nice as you! ☺️
UM IT'S "rapping" NOT RAPING. Raping is something very different ..
lmao
Rape battle
I'm black and well ... I'm black \(•~• ) /
Alex Rivas good to know AHAHAHAHA
Same here sis
After watching this video, I feel a lot of thinking. I thought I was not racist, but I saw them as one of the black people. I've been thinking so unconsciously. I thought I should think about this and think about my thoughts.
Thank you for your nice video. :)
Thank you for being so open minded! We need more people like you in this world!!!
Wow ! Thank you for changing your mind. Talk about it to your korean friends and family 😂 if more people know it, it's always better
xokuox Bucket loads more
dont blame yourself tho
this interviewer seems so nice and kind. Also this video was so hilarious loll and very true. the stereotypes can really get you down so I try to ignore them
아!~~~~
영상보고나서 이렇게 가슴이
벅차고 감개무량한건 처음입니다 왠지 눈물이 날것 같습니다 영상 최고 최고 정말 최고 입니다
너무 잘 만들었습니다
희철리즘 너무 수고 많았습니다
감사합니다
이렇게 좋은영상보고
사람을 소중히 귀하게 여길줄 알게 된거같습니다
우리는 늘 하나~~~♡
4:08 LMAOOOO I LOVE HER SO MUCH
SHE SOULD BE A TH-camR SHE IS SO COOL
OML SAMMMME
Yes, she made me laugh so hard. I really like her too.
Same
tounge technology 귀여워요ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ💕💕
이 동영상 많은 사람들이 보고 고정관념 좀 버렸으면 좋겠내요. 하지만 반면에 몇몇 흑인들도 동양인에 대해 racism이 있는데 그런것들도 좀 없어졌으면 좋겠내요
im black from caraibes and i love asian especially korean^^
I hope so too
I think the statement about black people being from different places is ( shoukd be so obvious) but i think people forget.I'm mixed girl living in london and i probably have a completely different life to a girl living in atlanta or germany or whatever. Everyones lives are completely different, why should it then be assumed that all black people are the same.
I am a mixed girl from London too lol - I have been to Seoul twice and regardless of being mixed and from London most of them only know Africa/America for having black/brown people. I once explained to a guy my ethnicity(black & indian Jamaican and white British) and he said "Impossible :-0 ....." looool. I was taken back a little and honestly a little hurt, but then I realized they aren't educated on black or darker complexioned people and people who are mixed race. They(Most) simply don't know the difference.
+PRC Pree Korean people really do not know nothing about people out of Korea
The only countries they know is America and North Korea
" impossible " lol what? Once i told this guy my mum was scottish and my dad was nigerian and he was like " oh my god how the hell did THEYY cross paths".. rude 😂
Palesa Esuk Oh my gosh😂😂😂 I know that feeling.... it's like well what do you want me to say to that 🙈... lol
jaida omar Yeah I know 😂 And most have an obsession with LA for some reason... well at least that was my experience lol
Anti-Blackness is a very real thing within Asian communities. It's crucial to have a discussion on this matter. Thanks for the making the video!
+Ujin Kim Thank you too !
the prejudice against black people WORLDWIDE needs to end. I'm not even black but I sees the way they're treated and it's usually awful! in america they're being killed by the cops and nobody says shit 😑
Lol i saw ur comment on some other video... But tgank u...
future lane 💞💞
SunKissedTaeTae I'm glad you are aware of it cause some ppl want to deny the prejudice against black ppl
steven zuniga they literally shot a fucking child for putting his hands in his hood??!!!! bitch shut your ass up once you have a ignorant mind set it wont fucking change!! to YOU 'they shot for a reason' your reason is most likely discriminative or flat out racist. dont reply to my fucking comment and move on with your pathetic ass life instead of getting defensive over MY opinion (which is based off of real life events) BYE BITCH
steven zuniga im more then interested in shipping you off to north korea since you love their problem solving methods BTW
I WANNA KNOW HOW LONG IT TOOK HER TO LEARN KOREAN BECAUSE I WANNA LEARN IT
milly solis as a Korean...Korean pronounciations/words/grammar is kinda hard for western people to pronounce, and the grammar is the opposite from English, so it might take a while to learn some basic of the language (only my perspective tho😊😊
milly solis honestly once you learn the vowels and such, your good to go. I'm currently learning myself and it's really not that hard at all
ciara spark are you going to school for it?
how about indians whose pronunciation of words is similar
if you want to learn something then do it by now you should already have some good foundations since its been a year
It was so amazing to be a part of this video. Thank you Heechul for helping us have our voices heard.
+Tyrell Redding Thanks for participating in this project 태웅 :) We're going to meet soon after your traveling on Japan!
좋은 영상. 자칫하면 무겁게 가라앉을 수 있는 주제로 그래도 밝게 질의응답해서 흑인에 대한 편견을 깨게 만들어주는 것 같네요.
이것 ㅇㅈ
Umm can we kinda keep this stereotype that all blacks are good at dancing and singing like fr some of us need that😂😂😭😭😭
Parker_xo 😂😂Lol
Parker_xo yeah that one isn't bad 😂😂😂😂😂
I think that's not so bad either
It's a positive stereotype.
"i've seen plenty of koreans bigger than me" I laughed so hard and I don't even know why hahahahahahaha.
He probably went to....Korean spa....that's what I assume.
마지막 여자분 진짜 유쾌하고 귀여우시다 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
이러한 주제들로 용기있게 인터뷰하시고 동영상 만들어주셔서 감사합니다 항상 응원하고 동영상이 멀리멀리 퍼져 세계가 더 나은 사회가 되었으면 좋겠습니다 정말 잘 봤습니다
I personally (As a Korean-American) think that Black people are great people. They tend to we well-cultured, extremely hospitable, and generally sociable. Musically, culturally, I just think Koreans and Blacks just go well together. I highly recommend more African-Americans or any person of black descent think about moving to Korea. I feel as if they will integrate faster and better than white foreigners and it is pretty obvious they won't experience the systemic "KKK Police War on Drugs" type racism in Korea or even Japan.
I’m a black American female and I returned from Seoul in mid May of 2019 after staying there for two weeks. I absolutely loved it! I took the time to learn some basic Korean, cultural etiquette, and Hangul before I traveled there and had nothing but positive experiences when interacting with Koreans. I was a little caught off guard by the fact that I didn’t have the same positivity from black people when I would encounter them but I just figure I didn’t run into the right black people. I traveled solo and had so much fun! I didn’t get harassed, felt completely safe walking around alone at night, never had anyone following me around in a store (which happens all the time in the USA), etc. People would stare at me and I was typically the only black person in the subway car, or touring various places, in restaurants, etc., but usually the minute I smiled and said hello the stares turned into smiles and greetings, offering help if I was trying to find a location, etc. So my experienced made me realize that to break the stereotype sometimes required that I show that I was friendly and happy (I guess approachable is the word) and after that it seemed like people kept trying to adopt me. I’m talking from the moment I got on the plane to fly to Incheon, throughout my stay in an apartment in Seoul and traveling around the entire city, through the return flight home. Then I got back home and realized how much happier and safer I felt there than back here in the USA. Was kind of sad to realize it.
Actually, it's because of this reason that I'm deciding to move to Korea next year. Despite all of the cons, life in America is much tougher I think for Black people. And I really think Korean and Black people have a similar mindset
@@user-qj7hh5xp8v Honestly, I think historically Koreans would be/are shocked to realize that the black American experience with slavery and the ramifications from that strongly mirror what they experienced during Korea's Japanese occupation. The major difference being that once the occupation ended, they got their country back, versus them being completely uprooted, transported to a foreign land, and then being forced to assimilate and forget their culture for survival. They definitely have that benefit and seeing it and experiencing it in person is both amazing, eye opening, and makes you realize what you actually missed out on in your own history and culture. I had the chance to explain that perspective to some South Koreans and when I did you could see how much that truth hit them because it was something that they could understand and relate to. The idea of what would have happened if they had been taken away, forced to forget or deny and never able to come back. The closest they have to that would be North Koreans that escape to the South, but they at least have the common language. They have different dialect and education, but similar culture, etc.
Don't get me wrong, I'm American, and I'm not in la la land. There is no way I'm going to "reconnect" with my root realistically. That genetic testing stuff to identify your tribal roots is a bunch of crap because unless you come from an area that has historically only had a single tribe in it thoughout all time, you can't ever truly identify your roots. Most tribes were nomadic and many would intermarry in an effort to build alliances. Unless you are lucky enough to have a family that managed to hold onto some of that historical knowledge through the generations and pass it on, it's lost. I don't have that benefit. Basically any cultural connection is lost at this point which is sad, but what can be done is to simply embrace what we have and do know and build upon it now to create a future culture and legacy to pass on.
Being in South Korea was the one time when I found that people focused less on the color of my skin and more on who I was as a person. I won't lie, once they learned what my profession was, and I only shared it when specifically asked because I know that I don't fit the stereotype of what most people expect a person in my profession to look like or my personality to be like, the respect increased from there because they were surprised I was being so respectful to them when they felt like they were supposed to be more respectful to me. I explained to them no. I'm in your country as a visitor so I have no problem being respectful to you and your culture and just take everything surrounding me in quietly.
Definitely go! Embrace the culture, language, people, food and experience. Will there be some not so great people, sure, that's the case in every country. I can honestly say I only ran into not so great people that looked like me. And truthfully I need to keep that thought in check because maybe the black people I saw didn't speak English! Maybe they were African, French, etc., and were unfriendly because they knew they couldn't communicate after hearing me speak English or hangul to someone next to me. See what I mean, just constantly remind yourself to keep an open mind.
I'm korean. I love black people!!
I'm black girl thanks, I love korean culture and korean people.
영상의 의도 자체가 참 좋은 취지였다고 생각합니다. 한국인들의 오해, 그리고 한국에 있는 흑인분들이 받는 오해를 조금이나마 이해할 수 있는 영상이라 생각합니다.
한국인들이 백인을 제외한 다른 인종들에 대한 차별이 상당히 심한 편입니다. 이런 부분들은 스스로 반성하고 고쳐 나가야 합니다!!!
그리고 영상에서도 미디어의 대한 지적이 많았는데, 미디어의 역할이 상당히 중요하다고 생각합니다.
예를들어 중국 관련된 영상들이나 뉴스 보면은 안좋은 부분들만 많이 나옵니다. 대체 이런 이유가 뭘까요!? 안좋은 부분이 나오면 그 부분에 대한 자세한 설명은 없고 비난하기 일색입니다.
서로 이해하고 존중해주는 게 가장 중요한 방법이라 생각합니다.
+Taemin michael Kim 맞아요 이해해보려고 노력하는게 중요한거같아요 :)
I'm so glad you made a video on this topic. The questions were well composed. As an expat currently living in Korea, like many others, I hope people watch this video with open ears and minds, and see that we are dynamic, friendly, and interesting as a people. Thank you for making this. 수고하셨습니다!!
백인-흑인 보다는 철저하게 무시받는 동남아 사람들에 대한 편견이 없어져야 함
인종차별이 심한 대한민국의 현실ㅠㅠ
@KHPS MN 초딩이냐
@KHPS MN 중국 일본 조선족 동남아시아 차별 없는 살기 좋은 대한민국^^
This is actually sad, the white people video had a ton on complaints but overall they didn't have anything to complain about. You can tell by how the videos started off that it was gonna be a different struggle, much like the US.
Ayee! The lady with the bow! I'm from Chicago too!! Ayee!😂
Ayeeee wassap me too
Do u know Chief Keef?
Me too
i died on mr chu lol so funny loved the video
lol the ending
I couldn't handle it 😂 it was so bad but so cute lol
+Citaah Yeah DX Mr Chu is my favourite song from APink DX she had me dying though dx
I'm asian (Indonesian) I'm really love Black people. I like their style. And they are Kindness too 😊
Im taking my African British boyfriend for the first time to South Korea, watching this video gives me an idea what i should expect although i just want him to have only good impressions and experiences of the country . Fingers cross, thanks for the videos!
Good luck
@Black To Grace actually a lot of my African friends identify themselves with "African" in their title. "African American" "African Canadian" "African German". Though most people are unused to/uneducated on anything that's not "African American" which in itself is incorrect to say unless youre referring to a person born, or descendent of parents from Africa who live in America.
To the last young lady, with the bow in her hair. You are very interesting. We should be friends!!
I am Korean and I love black bro and sis. cheers.
I am black and love koreans
do you refer to whites as "white bro and white sis"? "indian bro and indian sis"? "latino bro and latino sis"? sounds weird right?
denzhe singo agree to you. I'm korean and when I first saw that 'bro and sis' thing, I was shocked. I feel sorry for that rude korean ediot :(
Won Cheol LEE 아니 영상 안봤어요? 영상에서 하지 말아달라는 짓을 그대로 하네 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ 참 꼴보기 싫다 증말
Please don’t refer black people as black sisters and brothers. Thank you for your nice comment but that phrase is not okay to use
That guy with the yellow beanie was fine af though not gonna lie 😍😩🙏🏽
Y'all I think Im in love whenever he talked I did a split
Oml he issssssss~~
I really couldn't stop laughing at the penis question, usually in interviews there is no such question but I loved that there was because it was entertaining to see their reactions ans answers. Also that lady with the bow headband was hilarious, she has a fun personality.
올!!저도 남아공 사람인데 어렸을때부터 대만에 있다가 한국으로 와서 생김새 빼고 거의 완전히 한국인이에요ㅋㅋㅋㅋ
Facebook message 주세요 ! 얘기 함께 해봐요^^
ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ댓글부터 한국인 같아요!! :)
와우!!! 저느!!!!!는 ...
올 에서 빵터짐 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
댓글부터 완전 한국인ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ 띄어쓰기 하나하나 안틀리네
좋은 영상인것 같다. 우리나라가 아직 인종차별에 대한 문화를 잘 모르고 어색하고 보이는데로 생각하기 때문에 모르고 말하는 경우가 많은데 좋은 영상인듯.
다들 착하네 ㅋㅋㅋ 앞으로 흑인이라고 선입견갖지 말아야겠다
As a channel that does offer videos that discuss Korean culture, I think these videos are important. These topics delve into problematic issues and come to solutions. Instead of making a video that points out bad aspects of Korean society, your videos offer solutions to solve these problems.
I really believe that you will be successful, Heechulism.
이 영상보고 흑인분들과 친구가 되고싶다고 생각했어요! 다들 밝고 너무 귀여워요!!
+gwajadanji 그것또한 스테레오타입 아닌지.. 영상에서도 말했지만 흑인이라고 다 같은 흑인이 아니라 전부 다른 '사람'인데 성격도 천차만별이겠죠
***** 딱히 나쁜 말을 하려는 의도는 아니었는데; 그냥 제가 한국인을 외국인과 비교했을때 평균적으로 다른 부분을 느낀 인상이었고요.
great topic, very original as a Korean TH-camr
+Miya Payne Thank you ! :)
인터뷰에서 말한..흑인이 스포츠와 음악 관련분야에서 특출난 이유가 너무 가슴 아프네요......
그리고 인터뷰에 응하신 모든 분들 다 너무 친절하고 정이 많아보여서 저런 친구 한명쯤 사귀고 싶다 이런생각도 덩달아 들어요ㅎㅎㅋㅋ
Black ppl are my favorite ppl in the world
I'm arabic tbh xD
Jeannette Bulambo the sole reason you want an Asian man is because of kpop? Sad.
+Jeannette Bulambo sure thing, fetishist.
Jeannette Bulambo lmfaooo you even admitted your fetishism towards east asian/korean men stems all from kpop. Good luck finding your "korean" man you bald headed fetishist. pmsl
Jeannette Bulambo you will end up alone. or with a man that fetishizes you as much as you fetishize him. so its whatever alopecia.
희철씨의 유익한 유트브 시리즈 잘 보고 있습니다. 한국인들이 외국인에 대해 갖고 있는 고정관념들 그리고 외국인들이 갖고 있는 한국인에 대한 고정관념들하나씩 무너뜨리고 있네요.
+Scott Bae 칭찬해주셔서 정말 감사합니다~!
lmao i'm dying on the 'raping' scene!
+한국어violinisttt rapping*
Jon-Andre Facey obv he meant rapping but the captions on the video said raping
+한국어violinisttt ok
lol
The girl at the end, her personality is so good T_T I want to meet her
Heechul is sooo cute, he offered to get the girl who sang Mr.Chu something that she likes to eat. I wanna be his friend.
I think one of the reason why most of koreans have a lot of stubborn stereotypes for black is that we had not been educated about racism or understanding towards various races enough because we were like "단일민족". I think our government need to make some curriculums about racism in Korea. We are not anymore "단일민족".
It's always weird how everyone seems to forget that Blk ppl seem ~naturally~ good at (popular) music/dance bc they're our cultural products/heritage. We (the communities) literally created it and lots of us are raised with it from the womb, hence the rhythm/"groove"
not all of us x.x
Yeah, as a community, we're "born with it" bc we create it, but, as individuals, it's still up in the air. I just think we tend to be better at knowing what we're not good at and avoiding putting that on display lol
I think that's more of a suitable generalisation for African Americans to be honest, but it's certainly true.
Orange Pepe wants a hug Must be why I was confused, I'm french
+someone you might know
Je viens de Royaume-Uni, et les videos sur TH-cam et meme l'internet sont dominees par des problemes americains. Les difficultes pour nous europeens reelle! Je suis desole si mon francais n'est pas bien. Aussi mon keyboard n'a pas d'accents.
In France, there are stereotypes too but it's more like "All black people like chicken" "all black people know how to be good vibes" ("tous les noirs savent s'ambiancer, ils s'ambiancent sur tout !") etc etc.... And all black people are intimitading
Like, hey, I'm black, I don't sing bc I suck ass at that, I'm black and I'm super shy so who's gonna start a party over anything, I'm black and I don't get angry... Ok, a little bit but it's because people irritate me, that's how I am, etc but NOT all black are like that
We don't all dance like Beyoncé, we don't all sing like Steve Wonder, and we don't easily get mad...
But, there's a nice thing I really like about all of this, it's that in France, all of these stereotypes became more like humour like my friends would tell "Nice, let's make a remix for the philosophy lesson bc it sucks and since you're black, you know you can do that" or "Hey, why aren't you dancing... I mean come on Nice, you're black"... And we do it with arabs as well, portugeses, chineses, americans, gays, muslims... Everyone. Because that's just how our generation decided to deal with these stereotypes.
I really believe that in Korean, soon enough, it will be the same... We just need them to get use of foreiners, being black or not, because even if they're getting use to us, they still have their ways
Bref, fallait que je parles mddrr
(sorry for my bad english, I'm french as you saw it lol all the love)
MIN TAEJIN you are awesome. 😊
StOneD SoDa 😊
ThoA45 C'est exactement ça
Naire Karakuja Thank you ! I was doubting myself lol 😊
I agree, I live in Europe and I think race is less of an issue here. People can joke about it more, but in America it's something that's really deep emotionally, and people are very sensitive about.
뿔테 안경 끼신 분 진짜 멋잇다 ㄷㄷ;;;;;;; 목소리도 존멋
무슨 영화배우같음ㅋㅋㅋㅋ
되게 성격좋으신분 같음 ㅋㅋ
보리 그것도일반적인 편견임
김희재 뒷북이라서 미안한대 이게 왜 편견이지 흑인들 멋잇다 영화배우같다고 한것도 아니고 뿔테 안경 끼신분 딱 한명 지목해서 머싯다고하고 목소리도 좋다고 햇는데 이게 왜 일반적인 편견이지 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
i love this vedio. Having diversity is always a good thing. I wish stereotypes or biases against any race or ethnic group would disappear in Korea. 한국에서 인종차별이나 편견같은게 사라져서 진정한 다문화 사회가 되기를 ㅎㅎ
I really like this video. You interviewed some smart people. The girl with the bow was my favorite. I was glad to see you touched on some topics pertaining to us, although it only scratched the surface. But yes the negative, narrow minded, pigeonholed view of Blacks in Korea (and all around the world even) holds me back from wanting to travel and integrate with other cultures.
흑인들은 여러방면에서 피지컬이 되게 좋은것 같아요 사기캐 ,,, 멋있다고 생각해요🤩
Is so cute how the interviewer clicked with the girl singing me chu
I smiled a lot while watching this video!! Great topic :) !!
This video is so awesome!! A lot a people can sweep taking about race under the rug, because it uncomfortable, but we need people who aren't afraid to ask questions (in a non-offensive tone and/or way). Ignorance, the lack of understanding, and the lack of communication breeds stereotypes and discrimination. Thank you for this video!!
When she sang mr chu I laughed so much
same lolll
Thank you for sharing this video. I think any opportunity to break barriers and increase awareness about another culture is a wonderful thing. I am a Black woman who is studying Korean because I appreciate the culture and love the language. Asking questions and having an open mind is vital to reducing racism. As human beings, we have far more in common than we have differences.
i'd like to make a friend with the girl who said she didn't want to be a white in this video.~ please ~
she was the funniest one in this video
이런 영상 너무 좋아~~~ 주인장 궁디 토닥토닥^^
전 흑인이지만 폭력을 존나 싫어해요
ㅋㅋㅋ 아니 근데 외국분이신데 존나라는 단어까지 아시네요 ㅋㅋㅋㅋ 한국어에대한 사랑 감사합니다 ㅠ
한국말 잘하시네요ㅋㅋ
+송호근 ㅋㅋㅋㅋ 감사합니다
***** ㅋㅋㅋㅋ 좋은말? "존나" 때문에? 그냥 강조하고싶어서요. 그만쿰 싫어해요
***** 근데 외국에서도 fucking. Holy shit 자주사용하는데 굳이 상관없다고생각해요. 인터넷에서야 뭐~ 사람들만날때는 분명 주의할거고 서로 알아가며 배울텐데요뭐
This channel promote peace, thank u so much for sharing. Send u lots of love from Indonesia 🇮🇩😇
it surprised me about the video of the fight in itaewon. The part that surprised me was that people from other countries came to Korea and broke out a big fight. This is to every country and race. I think that if u go to another country u should respect it and try to behave ur self. Correct me if im wrong cuz that was what I thought during that part
I'm not saying your wrong I completely agree, but neither of us know what happened at itaewon
Hyunkyung Lee this is true i agree with you i apologize for them my friend ☺✌
Awesome people. The girl with the long braids, was she born in Korea? Her voice and tone sound so perfect in Korean. I'm blown away!
no she is french but her korean is so good (pround of her) ^^
+Marco. Lawson
ohh really ^^,how you know that? she have a TH-cam channel? I'm also a black french girl so I'm really curious about her kk
+melrose anomyme she is my little cousin :-) don't think that she have one...
+Marco. Lawson
Ah okay thanks for your answer^^,because I looking for french TH-camr who live in Korea... (woaa she talk like a Korean :D )
+melrose anomyme there's an american youtuber "whitneybae" who speaks Korean quite well and she lives in Korea ~~ quite interesting if you're looking for foreign youtubers ^^
저도 은연 중에 편견아닌 편견이 많았네요.. 반성하고 갑니다
if you actually get to know koreans, you will be surprised how similar they are with black people.
Master Try I agree with you. especially with the African culture
That's actually very true, i have noticed that as well, especially when it come to things like respect for people older than you etc.
I've been saying that for a LONG-TIMEEE!!! No one ever seems to realize it but it's really true. I hope one day more people get to see that.
christian bradley 나도 그래 ~ I see absolutely no differences. People freak out when I say aside from the local delicacies, I basically grew up eating Korean food too. Trade the seaweed for collards or kale. And Seoul? Basically, NYC (Queens). I didn’t experience any racism or discrimination until I tried to do business in Korean HipHop. 🙄 Other than that, I’m happy with my 3 year business relationship with Korea.
좋은영상 감사합니다!! 오늘 영상에서는 흑인분들에 대한 저의 가장 큰 편견이 깨졌습니다 그리고 왠지모를 자신감도 생기게 되었습니다
이런영상넘 좋다ㅜㅜ사랑스러워 ㅋㅋㅋ흑인들 유쾌하고 재밌는분들 얼마나많은데 편견은 이제 그만없어졌으면 ㅠㅠ
희철님 비디오 잘 시청하고 있습니다 특히 제가 평소에 관심있는 블랙에 관한 좋은 영상 보고 많은 걸 느끼고 얻어갑니다 감사합니다
also i would like to say to black ppl in korea
some Koreans are able to judge you just because of skin color, but not all of Korean.
so don't be disappointed
probably if i have a chance for meet to someone i would like to say hi how r u doing something like that.
i hope you guys doing well :)
Thank you!!^^
Nobody should be judge of their skin colour. You come up with really nice content which people needs to be aware of👍
i love the last part when they became friends so cute!!!
keep going bro, well done, this is what media needs to do.
Eres el tipo de canal que vale la pena ver 👏👏👏 realmente aprendes de mucho espero tu canal siga creciendo ❤️
En definitiva me encanta tu canal tiene mucho contenido interesante 😀😀 I like your channel is really interesting
와우....굿!!!! 잘 봤어용~
리본 머리띠한 언니 너무 귀엽다 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
다들 매력 넘치시고 좋은분들이신듯..
That woman wearing the pink scarf is hella funny!
아 ㅋㅋㅋㅋ아프리칸스 랩에 욕이있어욬ㅋㅋㅋㅋ 아웃겨 아 같은 남아공사람보니까 좋다
+Lindie Botes Bra! That Afrikaans rap though ㅋㅋㅋㅋ
+Lindie Botes 한국말을 굉장히 잘하세요^^
+Heechulism 에이 아닙니다~ㅎ;;;늘 재미있는 영상을 올려주셔서 감사합니다!
I love seeing these wonderful individuals speak Korean :))))
이런 영상 진짜 좋네요 !! people to people ! 사람대 사람으로 보자는 말이 엄청 와닿네요.
진짜 이영상보고 모든 이해가 풀렸다..