Ok , americans dont crean the floor ? Im european and we regularly wash the floor , I say this bc , as far as i know , europeans are includ2s in " white people " group
what gets me is that the kimchi was in a bowl, not on the floor. has this person never set set a case of food down on their kitchen floor in their life?
Tell me that you live like a grub without telling me that you live like a grub. That remark that the posted just tells me that they aren't clean. @@aparnaanil100
Why taking so seriously ,,they might not be saying that to your mom !!😅 They must be lazy or have different lifestyle ,,it's just they sound little diverted ,,😊😊
To be fair its usually on a cloth blanket Update: Before you respond with "YEaH BuT Its MaDe iN a ConTaiNer" or some other nonsense, please understand that i am not against preparing food on the floor like them. I literally had fried pork belly, tripe and birria duck tacos today. I will eat almost anything. Im simply saying picnics aren't directly on grass. There is a blanket and the food is usually in sealed containers. You eat it off plates..... Thats all. Calm them titties already.
@@hunternocedaclawthorn and? I eat pig ears and snoots cooked in coagulated blood.... I have zero problems with what they're doing. Im just pointing out that picnics aren't on the grass lol.
@ramroum1783 obviously, I said I'm indian. What do you mean asian? That's an entire continent. Anyway why you admitting you are unhygienic? That's disgusting.
This is why most asians take their shoes off inside the house. So we don't drag dirt, dust or dog shit all around the house. So the floor is mostly clean for us to get more space to work on food or whatever.
@@bullishgroup8304 u might want to rethink about some things in life. How is the bottom of your shoes where you walk on everywhere(piss filled alleys/public toilets floors)is cleaner than bare feet? Unless you're the type that is very dirty and unhygienic never changed your socks ever type of person. I've met those people, some of them are my friends. Their socks literally hold the shape of the foot and stands after taking it off. I don't normally invite them into my house, but if they actually show up i would ask them to hose down their feet outside with soap before entering the house. Foot fungus galore.
@@luthaeris1 no it's the fact alot of time if i walk out side real fast i dont put socks or shoes on ( i dont live in a big city were there's dark back alleys) and 2 if i wear shoes for a long time they feel sweaty
@@bullishgroup8304 well i can see how you might feel that your feet is gross since you walk outside barefooted and all. Most people don't do that anymore. Be careful when you walk outside barefoot though, it's easy to get injured and that's how u get gangrene too.
The people that would think this is gross don’t clean their floors regularly and wear their dirty shoes inside. I will guarantee this. Edit: These replies are hilarious considering the fact that I’m a white guy from Ohio. And I try not to but I occasionally wear shoes in the house… and I have no idea why I was so definitive about this. Animals and germs phones are great points! I don’t remember making this comment at all.
They should see my mom cleaning. 😀 If you're a dirty person you'll search for any reason to make you feel cleaner. Shaming people for their traditions is extremely disrespectful 😒 You don't cook it to eat it by yourself, but to celebrate with your family. The most important thing is to respect the way of the tradition. In my country people are eating the raw skin of a pork. I find it disgusting but I'll never trying to stop someone else from their traditions, I simply don't eat it. Now a day we're trying to cancel everything 😒
i genuinely don't get why people would actually do that. you go out and then you walk around your house (some even have a carpet on their floors which is more prone to dirt than tiled floors) with the shoes you went out with and some even bring it up to their beds like....
I don’t think it’s gross but I wouldn’t be able to do anything on my floor because of my dog’s hairs lmao. They’re literally everywhere, even in rooms where she’s not allowed
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Who even has counters big enough to put all that kimchi while making it? Traditionally you make big batches of kimchi and you really need all the space you can get
@@gxo. they didn't just say "I'll pass". If you have a reading level above grade 4, you can tell they were implying the photo was shameful and disgusting. It wasn't them saying "I respect you, but I wouldn't do this personally." What they said was extremely disrespectful.
@@phobosndeimos_ as someone who has had north americans confess to me that it is true and that they do it, I don't believe you speak for the whole country.
@@elizaserrano5032 we lived with our sick grandma for many years until she passed away. Still we got a clean house back then. The motto is "you need to have a clean house to have a fresh mind" 🙂
As a Pole, I admire the traditional ways every culture has. We make our pickles on the floor, prepping everything in big bowls, just as this one. It is a job for multiple people, since those bowls and jars wouldn’t fit on the table, as those pickles are meant to last for a whole year for the whole family. And I remember walking with bare feet as a child on a cabbage that we were preparing for sauerkraut in a big barrel. When I’m making it now I use a giant wooden hammer to smack it down, but I still can’t imagine moving everything onto the table, it’s just not the way I was built. I admire you and your mother for being true to yourselves and wish you all the best
"on floor" does not mean the kimchi is actually on the floor, it's kept and saused in a tray or bowl on the floor😕. Idk what's wrong with sitting on the floor and working! 🤷♀️
Yeah, you get more workspace, and don't have to worry about things falling off the table. Some people's counters look crustier than the floor anyways...
If I was in a Korean house hold I would love to Try some kimchi I don't care if its done on the floor or on the table If you want it done on the floor then do it on the floor
The floor was my second counter when I was big and pregnant. Swollen Feet, huge belly, I sat up a pillow and lifted eating table on the floor 😂 everything was done on the floor.
Dude, I'm an American, and quite white, but absolutely LOVE Asian food (especially Korean dishes) and it's most of what I cook. I really respect Asian culture for bringing all these amazing traditions and dishes, and I was taught to make all of it by my best friend, who is Chinese. I love trying new things and your channel has helped me find new good recipes, and I've even ventured to make kimchi, which is one of my favorites. It's sad to hear people say this sort of thing and I don't think anyone should be ashamed of their culture. Besides, kimchi smells good! Also, that floor looked spotless.
I wasn’t brought up in America. In my brown household, we habe slippers for indoors but it NEVER leaves out. So im curious after watching a lot Of american tv shows & movies. Do caucasian Americans NOT take their shoes off inside the house? Im genuinely asking.
@@SK-qj8sm Honestly, I'm not quite sure. My family never wore shoes in the house, but we were also homeschooled and went outside barefoot, so I'm not positive if it's just a normal thing or a homeschooler thing lol 😅
@@SK-qj8smsome do, some don’t. We were raised doing it and we do it now esp bc we have farm animals. Most people become aware of this issue when they have crawling babies. When we lived in the suburbs we did it there too. I have certain boots to wear only around the animals and they stay outside. My other shoes I wear out to places go straight to my room. I do regularly sanitize their soles. We are mainly barefoot in the house and wear slippers or socks mostly when it’s cold. I do have friend from Arizona where they grew up with lots of scorpions and poisonous spiders(we have them too here in central texas I think the chickens eat them lol) they wore shoes in the house to keep from getting bitten/stung. We homeschool. We eat kimchi, kraut and drink raw goats milk. We are all a lot more alike then some would think. Not wearing shoes in the house is a cleanliness thing…not cultural.
@@SK-qj8smyes, every white person wears shoes in the house. On Christmas Day, they're wearing sneakers in the house. When they come over to drop something, they don't bother to take off their shoes and walk right to the back of my house to leave something in the kitchen. Another guy came in wearing cowboy boots, was about to climb upstairs on the carpeted stairs and to the private bedroom areas WITH the boots on. Husband's bosses come over for dinner .... I come downstairs after finally getting ready and see our guest in my dining room... WITH her shoes on... The whole time she's in my house. And my husband is too much of a wuss to ask his boss to take off her shoes. Zero common courtesy in someone else's house.
i want you to know that asians, like myself and your best friend, appreciate non-asian people like you. people like you help us feel comfortable and confident in our cultural practices and foods. you make us feel safe and respected, and it's a damn right shame that we have to thank the stragglers that allow us those basic human rights. from the bottom of my little korean heart, thank you for being someone people like me can trust
I don’t know if you’ve ever tried kimchi before; personally, before I built a taste for it, I would gag and would feel queazy from just a whiff of it. My parents have always loved it and they would always try to eat it when we weren’t around. I love kimchi now and I even sell it, however, I understand that it does not have a pleasant smell and it is not for everybody; I too have had to apologize to my boyfriend who feels the same way I felt about fermented kimchi when I was younger.
With that said.. don’t think that apologizing in advanced for a minor inconvenience due to the other person’s unawareness is wrong, but bashing these aspects and making it seem like people are crazy or wrong for following culinary traditions, that is completely wrong.
@@inspiredbytif I learned about something today, and it’s actually really cool, I like learning about foods that are foreign to me. Sadly from what I’ve heard kimchi is probably to potent for me to even put in my mouth as I have weak taste buds :’)
ikr like abu zubair says use the water! like cmon just use it and then they say muslims are soooo dirty bruh we use water unlike them that trust a small thin piece of toilet paper
That kitchen is a thousand times cleaner than just about every restaurant, and any household with a “5 second rule”. Bless you, your mom, and your culture. Please never stop sharing the real you.
I was raised by my polish grandmother after my mother's passing. My best friend was visiting and grandmom made a humongous potato salad for easter. She washed our kitchen table and, as always, made the salad right on the table. I swear, my friend looked like she was going to pass out cold. She could not believe that anyone could do such a thing !!
She proceeded to tell all my school friend what my precious grandmother did. I told my grandmother and she just gently smiled. Why did she make that salad that way I asked We didn't have a large enough bowl to propperly mix that sallad up. I never questionedy dear loving grand ever again!! By the way, she was born 1899 and I, 1948.
My mom always taught me that if you don’t have anything nice to say then don’t say anything, I’m sorry that someone made that ignorant comment & the food looks awesome & i wish I had family traditions cooking with my mom & family like that, I hope your mom knows how special she is & stops caring want others may think cause the only opinion that matters is hers 🙂
I moved 3 months ago and I still put everything on the floor while the rest of my family has their furniture, bed, and everything. There’s something grounding and peaceful about being on the floor tho
Asian cultures are amongst the most beautiful in the world! I am Born and brought up in Europe but when I do sit on the floor and eat with friends and family the feeling is one of the best feelings of joy and family time and the healthy aspect of eating on the floor. I love my Asian culture and the western people who know know! 🎉 I love your kimchee video! Thanks and let the haters hate 😊 you do you boo ❤
The same thing could be said for the person who doesn't want to prepare food on the floor... The tweet that she shows just shows that they say "no thanks I'll pass", they were not mean, rude, cruel or vulgar in any way but the channels Creator tries to frame it that way... these type of people are dangerous, you should be careful with people that try to turn you against other people with this type of ridiculous nonsense
It's not who she is. For god's sake it's a culture. Can u name one good thing that ever happened because of culture? Cuz I can name few bad thing. We should destroy concept of a culture
What’s that is that we’re blaming someone’s actions on a race not not realizing that all people can be cruel regardless of their skin color. That’s what sad about this.
I remember when i was younger, a teacher and some kids in my class made coments about me bringing in fish in my lunch that was 'smelly'. I remember feeling so small. It's happened so many other times but then you start to realise not care, and do what makes you happy I hope that you and your Mom enjoyed eating that kimchi. ❤
That’s some bs. That’s like they’ve never made anything in a bowl. The kimchi didn’t touch the ground at any point. Both the chicken and the kimchi looks delicious btw
I mean they are using the floor like a table but not specifically. Like yes but not at the same time sjzjd kimchi is still inside on something so still clean and hygenic for me lol
@-kelpy- Name one person who does it; nobody says “5 Second rule”-🤓 When they drop something, but then again I bet you don’t have anybody to hang around with to hear much.
I'm brazilian and I find it lovely when I see videos of people eating on the floor or with their hands, because they remind me of the stories my mother tells about gathering all my siblings sitting on the floor around a pot and eating together. It also reminds me of how my mother used to add flour to her food to give it consistency for eating with her hands. There's something special about the way our parents do things and I think there's something even more special about the way we keep those things. Our people, our history.
imagine using someone's race as an insult THE WHITE WAY SEEMED TO BE FINE WHEN YALL WERE BEING OPPRESSED AND WE SAVED YOU. OR ARE WE JUST GONNA ACT LIKE AFRICA DID THAT.
Im sick of being told that both I don't have to deal with racism like this and that I don't know struggle nigga I got jumped for my shoes cause of my skin color who tf hurt you?
Bro, it’s just food, i don’t care if it’s made on the floor as long as it tastes good. It’s definitely less health threatening then your triple bacon cheeseburger dipped in tangy barbecue sauce.
Small minded people can’t grasp outside of their little world. You and your mom should be so proud of keeping to your heritage and style of living. Hugs to you all
@@haleyl.248 when she said small minded people she meant you.. This is how they make their food. It is apart of their culture and they shouldn't have to change for the white colonized America. The people in the comments are not "buggin" they are speaking faxs.
I think it is awesome that kimchi is usually prepared on the floor in a circle around the bowl it shows community also I think people should shut up about how cultures other than their own prepare food that they probably are never going to try alsoooo this looks amazingly delicious 🙏🏼
Like I’ve said there’s no right or wrong way to do things no right or wrong way to live life, it’s the same world but there’s different ways to live it and people need to normalize that
Except, y'know, cutting off the clitoris of girls, stoning gays, cutting the fins off live sharks & letting them drop to the ocean floor where they drown because soup... yeah, I don't subscribe to 'live & let live' completely.
I can barely do one Squad and they did that made all those... More kimchi for me less for them when someone puts that much hard work into a meal you best to believe it's going to be delicious
I agree, however it could still be a part of their culture to not make food so low to the ground. Why give people shit for that? Equality is equality or there is no equality. Its a very simple concept.
Ikr like I used to literally eat of the floor in a new house if we didn't have our dining table yet. That kimchi looks delicious and I don't care how it's made.
@Hooman Being i don't think their back would hurt, and they've always done it on the floor probably because it feels normal for them so transitioning to the table wouldn't make much sense, especially if the soul purpose it to fit in with the stereotype norm, i also barely know anything about this subject but hope that answered some questions - also the floor looks really clean and they are doing it on top of a bowl so cleanliness does not seem like a problem
@Hooman Being i’m not asian, in fact i’m black and my parents are from the caribbean. but it’s extremely normal for food to be prepared on the floor or outside. it’s normal to see women and children sitting on the floor with a mortar and pestal grinding spices or leaves, or for food to be cooked completely outside over a fire rather than inside on the stove back home. it’s not weird, nor is it unsanitary as long as the floor, the hands and the food is clean.
Well first of all we ALL came from doing food in this sort of way somehow. I admire the fact that there are still some people out there not wanting the way they grew up and memories of doing things don’t let the culture die. I actually LOVE learning and seeing things like this. It’s ok I still help my aunts and uncles do things the way we “used” to do it
“Ew on the floor?” Well, it’s in a bowl first of all. What do you think would happen? Secondly, oh please you don’t even wash your ass with water. You use tearable *paper*, of all things. Thirdly, YOU WEAR SHOES IN THE HOUSE- your floor may be dirty as hell but we have something called hygiene, thank you very much. Also, I love her voice-
As a arab Muslim who grew up with a wash bucket in the bathroom to always wash themselves anddd never walked in the house with shoes YES TO EVERYTHING YOUUU SAID!! Just because YOUR nasty doesn’t mean we are! I’m so sorry for how long her mom felt she had to apologize for who she is!!
Ok about the toilet paper, most people either use water on the toilet paper or buy flushable wipes. I went to my aunts and she had them, I go to my siblings home, also has wipes. I prefer wipes over water tbh, but that’s because i also shower frequently. People who only wipe with TP are crazyyyyy idk who does that I think I prefer wipes because it feels like I’m really getting in there without having to shower to scrub. TMI ik sorry
Also people who say gross to the floor just don’t know cultural differences.A lot of Americans wear their outside shoes indoors, and/or have dogs and cats that can track dirt inside to the kitchen area. So with that in mind I can see someone being grossed out about it, but what they forgot is the cultural difference and that not EVERYONE does what they do. I personally prefer no shoes indoors because if I’m breaking my back mopping I’d like it to be clean 😂
We should respect everyone's culture (i love korean stuff), no race is superior to the others, we are all equal. Why can't we just love and respect each other.😞
@@gavinrogers1478 I can tell you're a white 10 year old who just got a Facebook account and thinks he's grown now 🤣 no one says "shut it" you sound like a 40 year old mom on face book
Still, human mouths hold more bacteria than dog mouths. That's why human bites get infected way more easily if they break the skin and always should be treated.....
"For the record, I'm done apologising and so is my mo-" As you should. That is part of your identity, and you shouldn't be sorry because of it, that's just the way it is
Yeah (not trying to be boomer) in past we Asian had most advanced technology culture while the rest of the world dying due to black deaths First gunpowder made in china Music notes do, re, mi, fa, so, la, si, do infented in Saudi Arabia and number 0 also made by Islam mathematician from Egypt
I bet if that person ate the food before knowing it was made in a bowl on the floor they would’ve said they liked it. People talk shit just to get a reaction I swear
These people act as if ur saucing up the floor? As if it isnt in a bowl and everything, what difference would it make? Mind you these are the same ppl who say "FiVe seCOnD ruLe" when they drop smth
@@g0rym Yeah, but people have different shoes meant for different things. Like Me for example. I have 3 different pairs of shoes for specific reasons I have house shoes thar never leaves My home. Then other things like that.
@@lynlprince6226 yeah well ofc they design shoes for different purposes, problem is the types of people that the comment was talking about is the people who wear shoes like, everywhere. not caring if theyre dirty or not yk
I would be honored to have Kimchi made by your Mother and you. Also prepped on the floor. I would even join in and help if allowed. I had a thai classmate. I LOVED smelling and seeing her cook traditional dishes when I came over. Cultures are beautiful. Your Mother should hold no shame 💕💕
@@humanitywasamistake5015 how would you feel if someone was openly making fun of your culture? Your background? Your traditions? Check your privilege before commenting stuff like this.
I know but saying that wouldn't give her the content for her video, that once again doesn't really focus on the food she's preparing, but on the hate towards her culture from the people in the comments.
When any of you spend some time in a 3rd world country, their "floor" is made of dirt... This video takes on a whole new meaning. So.... I'll sit on her floor any damn day.
I know right everyone always acts like everything on the internet is directed to them for them girl you can just keep scrolling but no u have to hate on everything.
I can relate to it as an Indian. Traditionally we never ate by sitting on a chair and using a dining table. It would always be sitting cross legged on the floor of the kitchen. We have again started to do that and a lot of my relatives find it odd that we don't use our dining table.
I'm confused as to what the problem is with the "floor". Y'all were just sitting on the floor right? The food was in a big ol' bowl. A lot of cultures do similar things, there is still care in the food preparation. I'm picturing grandma's sitting on the porch snapping peas, shucking corn, peeling potatoes etc. I don't recall anyone fussing bc they were prepping outside. Someone always has something to say.
Maybe because those white people dont sweep or mop their floor so it looks nasty to them. My mom mop our house twice a day so me as a kid could just lay around
@@SeeksTheTruth101 i was saying those white people, i mean the one that talked bad thing about making kimchi on floor 😂 sorry it comes up as racist tho, didnt mean it that way
I’ve actually never seen that’s it made on the floor, but it actually really cool!!(im not Korean and I find it awesome to see other cultures do their own thing traditionally!)
My best friend who is Japanese took me to this temple on New Years back in 2015 and since it was the first time I've ever been to Japan I felt so out of place. But despite me not fitting in, the people there where really nice. I then decided to start learning Japanese in 2019 because my best friend wanted to take me to Japan again to visit landmarks. I learned a few basic sentences but I pretty much forgot them all later on. I still have a goal of learning Japanese one day. But it's like you said, seeing other people's cultures and traditions is a very cool experience.
Personally, I love seeing how other cultures do other kinds of things and how it works, it's really cool to me! It's not something to be self conscious about either. It's just your culture!
Nobody needs to be ashamed of who they are, how they live and the way they look. Everyone is special in their own way and nobody needs to be like everyone else... 💗
"I'm done apologizing." You never should have had to in the first place. Screw anyone that hates on a lifestyle just because they don't understand it. Be free, be happy, and live your life. ❤
The thing I'm not getting is they chose to apologize for their own feelings and get offended and say I'm done apologizing as if someone was asking for an apology. And also the getting upset because the commenter somehow was supposed to know the mother's issues and the conversations being had around it. It wasn't even coming at the person, simplying saying no, not for them.
@@haggisturtles8957 this is what I was trying to find. The woman apologized on her own bc she has a complex about it. Then she complains about it. And attacks whites, which she’s white so I just don’t understand what the issue is and yes this woman does writhe with bitterness!!!!!
I get in context with her whole experience it seemed quite bad, but it rly was just a basic little I don’t wanna sit on the floor hunched over, like looks uncomfortable, truly wasn’t racist imo
As a black woman with the traditions of soulful cooking in my soul, I can already tell your family’s food was especially delicious and I’d enjoy it on the roof. Silly haters with no culture step back.
They saying “I’ll pass” like they was invited to the cookout lol. No asked for their opinion or offered them food, so I’m confused on why they felt they needed to have an input 😂🤷🏾♀️
I’m not even Asian I am North African, and while we may not be rolling kimchi or anything, we roll grape leaves and cabbage and stuff zucchini on small low level table. Or a large tray on the floor. This is how the best meals are made.
I really hate when someone judges another culture on the way they do things! Because there are lots of things that Americans do that other cultures wouldn’t… it goes both ways!🙅🏽♀️
That is true did you know african tribes thinks its gross that we each cheese and drink milk they looked at andrew zimmerman like dude that's gross so tou are correct and sumple things like grain europe will not use anerican grain because of gmos and others in the middle east look at some of our food and they say no no this is bad but also they stull follow all tje an ient teaditions and most are in better health in the african tribes than many of us in america because they dont eat the crap we eat no one is over weight either
Exactly.. As a Canadian I find it absolutely nasty that Americans wear their shoes in the house.. And will put them on their furniture and bed! Actually most countries remove their shoes before walking around their house..
Yeah! Am South African. So this is my story. So once in my school it was heritage day and I had to wear civvies. So me and my friends were talking about our culture when a girl went behind us. She heard us say that "when you are older and your African you are not allowed to wear a top when you are wearing your heritage clothing." She literally went in front of us and told us that "you must be probably sad not wearing a top when you are older" and we pushed her and ignored her. every single day I need to go through something this as an African girl in a Afrikaans and English school I'm pretty sad but it's ok
@@coolgirlfrozenfeet no i mean you becasue no culture i heard locves shoes inside and asians sometimes eat on tables so them om on floors 9isnt an exuse
I know exactly what she means about “the smell.” Our neighbors always would say with a mean look on their face “What are you guys cooking over there?!?” But let me tell you there’s hope because those same neighbors kids come over almost every day wanting to eat! And they love it lol 🙏❤️🙏
Then she went over to her moms to make it because she is also embarrassed by it this chick is a joke just like all the cry babies around here get over it. they just said they didn't want to eat food made on the floor probably intending to be funny and she starts pretending to be persecuted lmmfao
@@iz_bizz2010 that'd be you bud your comment is so unoriginal it actually sad that you probably think your the first person to disagree with me to try and find something wrong with my username because they arnt smart enough to have an opinion of thier own.
Your mom, you shouldn't have start apologizing in the first place. So grateful the world have moved on. I am indian married to italian. We both love and enjoy kimchi & lots of other Korean delicacies. Every culture has its own right to be celebrated for its unique ways.
Love this! Making it safe to ask questions to learn. Growing up we were taught in order to be kind we were not allowed to ask about anything that seemed different from own lives/culture. So happy people are finding ways to share with those of us that truly have always wanted to know more, but thought it was rude to ask.
I’m Korean, and I’m genuinely surprised that making kimchi “on the floor” is such a big deal? It’s actually shocking to me that it’s regarded as something weird to other people since it’s the normal way it is done all the time hahaha. I never would’ve thought it would be portrayed as gross or unusual lol Y’all who are grossed out should try making big batches of kimchi on a table with a chair and experience how limiting doing it that way is 🤷 edit: so to explain, kimchi is usually ( i mean traditionally) made in a hugeeee bowl about 70-90 cm in diameter (and you need multiple of these bowls), with maybe 10-30? cabbages (this depends on the person who’s making it, but usually we make kimchi to last a whole season or even more months) so it requires a lot of arm force and strength to even mix the paste in, marinate, and tossing around the cabbages and etc. This would be really restricting to do placed on the table. hence why we place the bowl on the floor and do our asian kimchi squat to make and toss around our cabbages in the huge bowls lol. And no, we don’t roll our cabbages around on the floor directly, that’s not clean!! I have tremendous respect and love to all the mothers and grandmothers who gather together to make kimchi for the whole family. It really is hard work. My mother would always have cramps all over her body after a long day of making kimchi. And also we are all very good at the asian kimchi squat because we have to do it so often haha But yeah, I hope this clears up some confusion!
I love seeing how different other cultures are to mine and learn about them. honestly it makes sense to me on the floor you have more space can move around it. ion know if there’s nothing good to say about something just leave it,don’t have to be rude
im white and i make most food like kimchi on the floor where i have a lot of space and i can clean easier!! 😂 of course i got to take the right measurements so i dont get dirt on the food but theres nothing bad about it if its clean.
@@tubsoo I’m 100% positive you can try kimchi at any nearby korean restaurant and any asian store like Hmart! Koreans can’t live without kimchi since we eat it our whole lives 😂 its my ultimate comfort food. to make it though is a long and tedious process, but i’m sure there are plenty youtube tutorials on how to make kimchi
And even then people will drop food and say "five second roll" well if they can't make food elevated off the floor then why is it okay to eat food that has touched the floor even for a few seconds.
This is an insane video to comprehend. How do you know the person that commented is even white, people have preferences and you're uploading your content publicly, there's always going to be those people 🤣
I remember in elementary school we had culture day where we brought foods from our culture. A Filipino boy was the only Filipino and his mom was amazing and brought egg rolls and no one wanted one. I ate one and literally was the best thing ever and told him it was absolutely amazing and asked for another and his eyes lit up and was so happy. I never had an egg roll as delicious as his moms hand made egg roll again
The other kids don't know what they are missing. This is typical of small children. They won't try new things. I'm glad to know you treated the boy kind and accepting.
That commentor is the type of person who says "ew on the floor?" and then goes home and let's their raspy dog lick them on the face. I mean.... Edit: A lot of people are saying that white people aren't the only people that let their dogs lick their face and that my comment is racially motivated. Bro....I am white, I let my dog lick my face, and I would eat kimchi off the floor. I never said that the person in the Twitter comment was racist, I just said that they were hypocritical.😈 Pov: You thought my edit was going to thank you for the likes....bozo🤡
Lol, white people let dogs sleep and eat with them, why can't we call that disgusting? Ofc I love these beautiful fur coated creatures but please don't have double standards
@@bdsmgaming3627 right that dog probably just ate some shit and rotten chicken, and you get mad someone is making food on the floor, aka the bowl is on the floor and they’re literally using gloves???
The fact that they get to all sit around in a circle and make good food together is the coolest thing in the world to me. My parents and I don’t do anything together, and honestly I’m really jealous that they all get to do something like that. Best of wishes for everyone here ❤️❤️
@@SkunkApe407 it isn’t, but for her that’s how it was done traditionally (on the floor). The point of this video wasn’t about making kimchi on a table or on the floor, it was the fact that people who immigrated to countries like the US are still being judged because they do certain things differently.
@@uraniumeater925 and Americans that travel literally anywhere are judged. You're not safe from the opinions of others, regardless of where you go. So why is it okay for everyone else to talk down to "whites", but everyone else is somehow special? All the stereotypical jokes about "white people this" and "white people that" never draw this kind of outrage. Sorry, but the color of your skin DOES NOT grant you ANY sort of immunity. And if we really want to break this scenario down, OP KNEW that her mom is wary of this kind of thing, and put her on blast anyway, just for internet clout. She's a narcicistic jerk for that alone.
@@uraniumeater925 and just so we're clear, the table was invented around 2500 BC, by the Ancient Egyptians. Ancient Egyptians are in no way "white". If a civilization from 4000 years ago could figure out that prepping and eating on the floor led to illness, tde rest of us have no excuse. Food borne illness doesn't give two shits about your "culture". There's a reason ethnic eateries tend to recieve more Health and Safety violations than others. Sorry, but the Western world actually has food handling and preparation guidelines for a reason, and it isn't "racism". The "you're racist" battle cry of low IQ fools with overinflated egos rings hollow these days because people like this use it as a cudgel against any dissenting opinions. Think about the thousands of blacks that survived Jim Crow. Do you think they gave two shits about people's opinions about their diet? Or do you think that maybe burning crosses and hooded men were their biggest worry? Do you think my ancestors, the Blackfoot Confederacy, cared that "whites" made fun of our food, or was the Trail of Tears a bigger problem for us? People today don't have a clue what real racial struggle actually is, and cry about shit like this for attention. We can worry about what you thin skinned wimps are crying about when you're all gone and this land is returned to my people. Until then, keep your petty complaints to a minimum.
@@SkunkApe407 someone literally said they wouldn't personally eat food made on the floor and that somehow made them racist. They probably didn't even realize that was a cultural thing. I didn't know that was a thing until watching this clip. I think they can make their food however they want, but I don't think cooking on a table is the "white way".
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them: ew on the floor? I'll pass
also them: wears shoes in their house and don't clean their floor
Ok , americans dont crean the floor ?
Im european and we regularly wash the floor ,
I say this bc , as far as i know , europeans are includ2s in " white people " group
Louder for the people in the back.
e x a c t l y
Bro I’m the only white person I know who take off my shoes in the house why are people so gross 😭
@@apersonontheinternet6018 it is....and I have heard some even wear their footwear on couch as well...like cmmon
"The floor????"
*Yes, on the simmering shining clean ass floor in a bowl that isn't gonna change anything*
They wear shoes in the house so I'm sensing some self projection
True
@@tojislefttoe7505 they don't
I had a stroke reading this
@@tojislefttoe7505 Dude...we Asians traditionally won't wear shoes....inside house....
what gets me is that the kimchi was in a bowl, not on the floor. has this person never set set a case of food down on their kitchen floor in their life?
Or a bag of groceries ...
They probably haven't cooked a day in their life either 💁♂️
I bet they don't clean their house. Just getting really unhygienic vibes from that person
my family doesn’t use tables or chairs, we sit on the floor to eat-
@@littlebug6746 same lol
That's why we keep our floors super clean
That person probably doesn't
"On the floor??? Ill pass."
1. Not on the floor, its in a bowl
2. The floor is literally spotless and sparkling
O am sure the person who commented that probably wears their outside shoes inside the house too and cannot grasp the idea of actually clean floors
Tell me that you live like a grub without telling me that you live like a grub. That remark that the posted just tells me that they aren't clean. @@aparnaanil100
Why taking so seriously ,,they might not be saying that to your mom !!😅 They must be lazy or have different lifestyle ,,it's just they sound little diverted ,,😊😊
“EWw itS on tHe floOr”
Man can’t see theres a bowl
Agreed 😭😭😭🤣🤣
I’m mean it’s clear but you could still see it EVEN A GODDAMN BLIND PERSON CAN SEE IT
They're blind thats why
Yeah and can't see that the floor is clean and women wore gloves.
Scouts be like:
"Bro we cook on a tablecoth on the floor... *In a fugging forest* " 😐
Them: eW oN tHe fLoOr? i'LL pAsS
*Has picnic outside on the grass
Edit: woah this shitty comment blew up 👀
And the grass is arguable dirtier than the floor in the house.
To be fair its usually on a cloth blanket
Update: Before you respond with "YEaH BuT Its MaDe iN a ConTaiNer" or some other nonsense, please understand that i am not against preparing food on the floor like them. I literally had fried pork belly, tripe and birria duck tacos today. I will eat almost anything.
Im simply saying picnics aren't directly on grass. There is a blanket and the food is usually in sealed containers. You eat it off plates..... Thats all. Calm them titties already.
@@bgmike8912able it seems like they're making the sauce in a bucket or smthn and wearing gloves, even cleaner than a blanket
@@hunternocedaclawthorn and? I eat pig ears and snoots cooked in coagulated blood....
I have zero problems with what they're doing. Im just pointing out that picnics aren't on the grass lol.
Hope they enjoyed their picnic with ant sprinkled food, dead fly in their drink they deserve it
"Do it the right way, not the white way"
-uncle roger
People need to be like uncle roger
"haiyaaa"
Haiyaaa
Haiyaaaaaaa
She's married to a white man 😂😂😂
That Person who said "Ew" Is probably the type of person who wears shoes inside the house
So true 😂 I'm indian and I agree. Also, bet they don't wash their butt after toilet
@@ant713m I'm Asian (still living in Asia) and I don't wash it every time. Only in showers.
@ramroum1783 obviously, I said I'm indian. What do you mean asian? That's an entire continent. Anyway why you admitting you are unhygienic? That's disgusting.
Ikr??? LOL the floor isn’t disgusting when you don’t walk with your dirty shoes on it
n don't wash their butt after 🚽
This is why most asians take their shoes off inside the house. So we don't drag dirt, dust or dog shit all around the house. So the floor is mostly clean for us to get more space to work on food or whatever.
Idk if it's just me i see feet grosser then shoes
@@bullishgroup8304 u might want to rethink about some things in life. How is the bottom of your shoes where you walk on everywhere(piss filled alleys/public toilets floors)is cleaner than bare feet?
Unless you're the type that is very dirty and unhygienic never changed your socks ever type of person. I've met those people, some of them are my friends. Their socks literally hold the shape of the foot and stands after taking it off. I don't normally invite them into my house, but if they actually show up i would ask them to hose down their feet outside with soap before entering the house. Foot fungus galore.
@@luthaeris1 no it's the fact alot of time if i walk out side real fast i dont put socks or shoes on ( i dont live in a big city were there's dark back alleys) and 2 if i wear shoes for a long time they feel sweaty
@@bullishgroup8304 well i can see how you might feel that your feet is gross since you walk outside barefooted and all. Most people don't do that anymore.
Be careful when you walk outside barefoot though, it's easy to get injured and that's how u get gangrene too.
I always find it weird that people don't take their shoes off inside the house.
The people that would think this is gross don’t clean their floors regularly and wear their dirty shoes inside. I will guarantee this.
Edit: These replies are hilarious considering the fact that I’m a white guy from Ohio. And I try not to but I occasionally wear shoes in the house… and I have no idea why I was so definitive about this. Animals and germs phones are great points! I don’t remember making this comment at all.
I thought so too.
Agreed
They should see my mom cleaning. 😀
If you're a dirty person you'll search for any reason to make you feel cleaner.
Shaming people for their traditions is extremely disrespectful 😒
You don't cook it to eat it by yourself, but to celebrate with your family. The most important thing is to respect the way of the tradition.
In my country people are eating the raw skin of a pork. I find it disgusting but I'll never trying to stop someone else from their traditions, I simply don't eat it.
Now a day we're trying to cancel everything 😒
i genuinely don't get why people would actually do that. you go out and then you walk around your house (some even have a carpet on their floors which is more prone to dirt than tiled floors) with the shoes you went out with and some even bring it up to their beds like....
I don’t think it’s gross but I wouldn’t be able to do anything on my floor because of my dog’s hairs lmao. They’re literally everywhere, even in rooms where she’s not allowed
"eW tHe FloOr? I'll pAss" then proceeds to not wash their ass with water and soap.
“A-are you supposed to use water and soap”-🤡
@@wafflebread100 yes
@@wafflebread100 yes it is.
@@ilyaswasalwayshere 🤡
“Keep the anal area clean by washing with water every day. Don’t use soaps as they will reduce the natural oils that protect the anus and may make the area dry and itchy. Use aqueous cream or a soap-free cleanser instead.”
Source : healthdirect .gov.au
As Uncle Roger said " do it the right way, not the white way."
It’s not like the kimchi is touching the floor I’d still eat it
Same
Same
Ikr?
Exactly what I was thinking. It isn't any less sanitary than having it in a bowl on the counter
Who even has counters big enough to put all that kimchi while making it? Traditionally you make big batches of kimchi and you really need all the space you can get
and the funniest/most ironic thing is the korean mom’s kitchen floor is probably cleaner than any and every surface of the haters home
Well, I heard americans walk with their outside shoes inside, which is disgusting. So you're prob right.
How is saying I'll pass being a hater you got to stop being so sensitive
@@gxo. they didn't just say "I'll pass". If you have a reading level above grade 4, you can tell they were implying the photo was shameful and disgusting. It wasn't them saying "I respect you, but I wouldn't do this personally." What they said was extremely disrespectful.
@@phobosndeimos_ as someone who has had north americans confess to me that it is true and that they do it, I don't believe you speak for the whole country.
@@LiMaking your right, I’m American and I don’t even know what outside shoes are 🧍🏼♀️
We asians keep our whole house so clean that you can literally lick out if any foods fall on the floor 😂
You don't have my grandpa living with you.
@@elizaserrano5032 It doesn’t matter who we live this, house is clean! That is the Asian way!
Omg this is so true!!! We Caribbean people also keep a clean house! All my Korean buddies are very serious about cleanliness!
@@elizaserrano5032 I could legit NEVER keep up with you guys! It's awe inspiring 😍😘
@@elizaserrano5032 we lived with our sick grandma for many years until she passed away. Still we got a clean house back then. The motto is "you need to have a clean house to have a fresh mind" 🙂
As a Pole, I admire the traditional ways every culture has. We make our pickles on the floor, prepping everything in big bowls, just as this one. It is a job for multiple people, since those bowls and jars wouldn’t fit on the table, as those pickles are meant to last for a whole year for the whole family. And I remember walking with bare feet as a child on a cabbage that we were preparing for sauerkraut in a big barrel. When I’m making it now I use a giant wooden hammer to smack it down, but I still can’t imagine moving everything onto the table, it’s just not the way I was built. I admire you and your mother for being true to yourselves and wish you all the best
i mean in asia we take off our shoes & slippers so the floor is not that dirty, beside its still inside the bowl not the actual floor
Yeah my point. As an Indian, we do too. I understand this.
Yep our floors are clean. I can laydown in the kitchen and know that no one walked all over it with their dirty shoes.
Exactly, as ling as your floor is cleaned regularly and before and after cooking, i see no issue with this
EXACTLY.
I love kimchi! I would eat it off the floor anytime. Unless the floor is dirty then no
"on floor" does not mean the kimchi is actually on the floor, it's kept and saused in a tray or bowl on the floor😕. Idk what's wrong with sitting on the floor and working! 🤷♀️
Yeah, you get more workspace, and don't have to worry about things falling off the table. Some people's counters look crustier than the floor anyways...
Yeah and in some cases a kiddie pool if youre making a large quantity
Those are the type of people who walk all over the floor with their nasty outdoor shoes
If I was in a Korean house hold
I would love to Try some kimchi
I don't care if its done on the floor or on the table
If you want it done on the floor then do it on the floor
The floor was my second counter when I was big and pregnant. Swollen Feet, huge belly, I sat up a pillow and lifted eating table on the floor 😂 everything was done on the floor.
She: no kimchi for you
Me: I'll take their portion of kimchi, thanks
OK BUT KIMCHI- LIKE OHHH MY GAWD✋😩😩
Even if I'm not a fan of kimchi, I'll gladly eat the portion of anyone talking like that 🙃
I've never had kimchi before
No I'll take it. Kimchi is sooo good!!
Never tried it, but it looks awesome.
Dude, I'm an American, and quite white, but absolutely LOVE Asian food (especially Korean dishes) and it's most of what I cook. I really respect Asian culture for bringing all these amazing traditions and dishes, and I was taught to make all of it by my best friend, who is Chinese. I love trying new things and your channel has helped me find new good recipes, and I've even ventured to make kimchi, which is one of my favorites. It's sad to hear people say this sort of thing and I don't think anyone should be ashamed of their culture. Besides, kimchi smells good! Also, that floor looked spotless.
I wasn’t brought up in America. In my brown household, we habe slippers for indoors but it NEVER leaves out. So
im curious after watching a lot
Of american tv shows & movies. Do caucasian Americans NOT take their shoes off inside the house? Im genuinely asking.
@@SK-qj8sm Honestly, I'm not quite sure. My family never wore shoes in the house, but we were also homeschooled and went outside barefoot, so I'm not positive if it's just a normal thing or a homeschooler thing lol 😅
@@SK-qj8smsome do, some don’t. We were raised doing it and we do it now esp bc we have farm animals. Most people become aware of this issue when they have crawling babies. When we lived in the suburbs we did it there too. I have certain boots to wear only around the animals and they stay outside. My other shoes I wear out to places go straight to my room. I do regularly sanitize their soles. We are mainly barefoot in the house and wear slippers or socks mostly when it’s cold. I do have friend from Arizona where they grew up with lots of scorpions and poisonous spiders(we have them too here in central texas I think the chickens eat them lol) they wore shoes in the house to keep from getting bitten/stung.
We homeschool. We eat kimchi, kraut and drink raw goats milk. We are all a lot more alike then some would think. Not wearing shoes in the house is a cleanliness thing…not cultural.
@@SK-qj8smyes, every white person wears shoes in the house. On Christmas Day, they're wearing sneakers in the house. When they come over to drop something, they don't bother to take off their shoes and walk right to the back of my house to leave something in the kitchen. Another guy came in wearing cowboy boots, was about to climb upstairs on the carpeted stairs and to the private bedroom areas WITH the boots on. Husband's bosses come over for dinner .... I come downstairs after finally getting ready and see our guest in my dining room... WITH her shoes on... The whole time she's in my house. And my husband is too much of a wuss to ask his boss to take off her shoes. Zero common courtesy in someone else's house.
i want you to know that asians, like myself and your best friend, appreciate non-asian people like you. people like you help us feel comfortable and confident in our cultural practices and foods. you make us feel safe and respected, and it's a damn right shame that we have to thank the stragglers that allow us those basic human rights. from the bottom of my little korean heart, thank you for being someone people like me can trust
If my friends house smelled like food the last thing they’d have to do is apologize, my house smells like a zoo and food smells great.
I don’t know if you’ve ever tried kimchi before; personally, before I built a taste for it, I would gag and would feel queazy from just a whiff of it. My parents have always loved it and they would always try to eat it when we weren’t around. I love kimchi now and I even sell it, however, I understand that it does not have a pleasant smell and it is not for everybody; I too have had to apologize to my boyfriend who feels the same way I felt about fermented kimchi when I was younger.
With that said.. don’t think that apologizing in advanced for a minor inconvenience due to the other person’s unawareness is wrong, but bashing these aspects and making it seem like people are crazy or wrong for following culinary traditions, that is completely wrong.
Apologize if you send me home and won't let me at least try a bite.
@@inspiredbytif I learned about something today, and it’s actually really cool, I like learning about foods that are foreign to me. Sadly from what I’ve heard kimchi is probably to potent for me to even put in my mouth as I have weak taste buds :’)
I don’t care that literally looks delicious.
I would chow that any day
Honestly I'd do anything to eat some of that, it looks delicious
Honestly I would have floor cake if it’s too good to waste just don’t touch the floor part
I made it 1.1 k ,yaaaay
Yup
Them: ew on the floor?
Also them: “wipes they’re ass with a thin piece of tissue with zero water”
lmao
I know right like just whyytt
EXACTLY I DONT UNDERSTAND THEM
ikr like abu zubair says use the water! like cmon just use it
and then they say muslims are soooo dirty
bruh we use water unlike them that trust a small thin piece of toilet paper
LITERALLY
That kitchen is a thousand times cleaner than just about every restaurant, and any household with a “5 second rule”. Bless you, your mom, and your culture. Please never stop sharing the real you.
I was raised by my polish grandmother after my mother's passing.
My best friend was visiting and grandmom made a humongous potato salad for easter. She washed our kitchen table and, as always, made the salad right on the table.
I swear, my friend looked like she was going to pass out cold. She could not believe that anyone could do such a thing
!!
She proceeded to tell all my school friend what my precious grandmother did.
I told my grandmother and she just gently smiled. Why did she make that salad that way I asked
We didn't have a large enough bowl to propperly mix that sallad up. I never questionedy dear loving grand ever again!! By the way, she was born 1899 and I, 1948.
My mom always taught me that if you don’t have anything nice to say then don’t say anything, I’m sorry that someone made that ignorant comment & the food looks awesome & i wish I had family traditions cooking with my mom & family like that, I hope your mom knows how special she is & stops caring want others may think cause the only opinion that matters is hers 🙂
Right!! What happen to that O, them crack babies grew up now trying to think!! lmao what ever you did was what your use to so fudge them!!
If people wouldn't say anything when they have nothing nice to say then literally no issues in this world would've ever been changed.
👍
“Ew they are making it on the floor how gross!!”
It’s in a bowl. It’s not touching the fucking floor OH MY GOD.
Yeah like literally What the fuck is wrong with them
@@PurpleHal that's not plastic, i'm pretty sure that's spring roll wrapping.(not trying to start an arguement)
@@PurpleHal you must be new here, welcome!
@@baron6797 true
@@PurpleHal it's rice wraper
the floor is so underrated like u ever just sit on the floor? immaculate
Sitting on a cold tile floor on a hot day. 👌
Sleeping on the floor is underrated
Bro who doesn't sit on the floor I actually finally have a desk for the floor :D I've been wanting one after all these years :DDD
I moved 3 months ago and I still put everything on the floor while the rest of my family has their furniture, bed, and everything. There’s something grounding and peaceful about being on the floor tho
I am right noq
Asian cultures are amongst the most beautiful in the world! I am
Born and brought up in Europe but when I do sit on the floor and eat with friends and family the feeling is one of the best feelings of joy and family time and the healthy aspect of eating on the floor. I love my Asian culture and the western people who know know! 🎉
I love your kimchee video!
Thanks and let the haters hate 😊 you do you boo ❤
“I’ll pass” bold of you to assume you were invited 💀
LMAOOO
Yes, very bold.
💀🤣
Tbh that was bold of them to assume they don’t clean their floors regularly like they do
EMoTioNAl DAmaGE
"thats the way its done, no kimchi for you"
best response
Floor kimchi
“No kimchi for you, you Barbadian”
thank god no kimchi for me, that shit sucks 🤣🤣🤣
@@MsAlice221 we all have our opinions but urs wasn't necessary 😌
@@MsAlice221 well someone who doesn’t know how it tastes and doesn’t know how to Appreciate cultures ……u don’t deserve it anyway😊😊
There’s nothing wrong with being who u are. It’s sad people act like that. Edit: Wow this got a lot of likes, glad y’all agree.
The same thing could be said for the person who doesn't want to prepare food on the floor...
The tweet that she shows just shows that they say "no thanks I'll pass", they were not mean, rude, cruel or vulgar in any way but the channels Creator tries to frame it that way...
these type of people are dangerous, you should be careful with people that try to turn you against other people with this type of ridiculous nonsense
It's not who she is. For god's sake it's a culture. Can u name one good thing that ever happened because of culture? Cuz I can name few bad thing. We should destroy concept of a culture
@Juan Suarez Exactly
What’s that is that we’re blaming someone’s actions on a race not not realizing that all people can be cruel regardless of their skin color. That’s what sad about this.
It is only in America 😣
I remember when i was younger, a teacher and some kids in my class made coments about me bringing in fish in my lunch that was 'smelly'. I remember feeling so small. It's happened so many other times but then you start to realise not care, and do what makes you happy I hope that you and your Mom enjoyed eating that kimchi. ❤
Jokes on that guy, his beer probably sat in a bucket on a much worse floor.
Tell that guy to buzz off
Fax
exactly
They don’t have a name. Can’t just assume it’s a male
@@thegreatesttoeverdoit you are absolutely right my g. May your bunda be voluptuous
That’s some bs. That’s like they’ve never made anything in a bowl. The kimchi didn’t touch the ground at any point. Both the chicken and the kimchi looks delicious btw
@Sha bee What do you mean no?
@@mikelbarr ikr lmao just “no”?
@@judethedude6300 Lmao
Chicken?
Womanizer
No one should ever be shamed for living authentically. We can all learn from one another. I love that you shared this. Thank you and your mom.
Facts.
I agree. If it taste good, thats all the matters. They put their hard work and love into their passion food
🤷♀️
On the floor because its clean. ALSO ITS ON A BOWLLL
As a wise man once said, "do it the right way, not the white way."
- Uncle Roger
'Use the right amount, not the white amount'
XD nick digiovani
Yes thank you
@@blue-ka2031 yes
Uncle Roger reference
“If your floor is nasty and your house isn’t clean, then just say so” would be my response
Brilliant x
I agree ☝️
What I would say is is your 430 if it is don’t make it on the floor but if that’s your tradition please do but just make sure the floors clean clean
I mean they are using the floor like a table but not specifically. Like yes but not at the same time sjzjd kimchi is still inside on something so still clean and hygenic for me lol
@@genzinaaccount181 ur floor shouldnt be dirty in the first place and obvi its cleaned before u cook. its not dirty or unhygienic at all
Ew oN tHe FlOor?iLl pAsS
5 seconds later “omg 5 sEcOnD rUlE”
Edit: this comment really blew up 👀👀
@Trashyyy this comment is gold 😂😂😂
FOR REAL
1 reply = "the white way?" A reply means that your mom needs to be apologetic? 1 dopey comment calls for rage?
You clearly will never get it.
Clearly
“On the floor I’ll pass”
Ms. Mx. or Mr. I don’t remember any one offering anything to you.
*"MX"* LMAOOOO
@@PureCurebyFaith thats the gender neutral for ms or mr 💀
@@yes5974 how do you say that though?
@@isThisTakenToo--- It's pronounced as "mix"!
@@yes5974 Nope, just Mr. or Ms.
“Ew on the floor?”
Then they be the same people to wear shoes inside the house
they think its cleaner 💀
also the fact that a lot of them dont even mop the floor
@@diva3530 ew
What the actual fuck
What kind of psychopath wears fucking shoes inside the house
"ew, on the floor?"
also people: FiVe SeCoNd RuLe!!!11!1!111!!
No one does the 5 second rule anymore
@-kelpy- Name one person who does it; nobody says “5 Second rule”-🤓 When they drop something, but then again I bet you don’t have anybody to hang around with to hear much.
@-kelpy- just took a quick glimpse at your channel and I changed my mind you definitely don’t hang with anyone
@-kelpy- When did I say anything about looks “Wierdo”
@-kelpy- how exactly am I the wierdo you sound like the type of person who gets triggered by every single thing
I'm brazilian and I find it lovely when I see videos of people eating on the floor or with their hands, because they remind me of the stories my mother tells about gathering all my siblings sitting on the floor around a pot and eating together. It also reminds me of how my mother used to add flour to her food to give it consistency for eating with her hands.
There's something special about the way our parents do things and I think there's something even more special about the way we keep those things.
Our people, our history.
Imagine not knowing the world "different cultures."
Couldn't be me
Ikr
So true
imagine using someone's race as an insult
THE WHITE WAY SEEMED TO BE FINE WHEN YALL WERE BEING OPPRESSED AND WE SAVED YOU. OR ARE WE JUST GONNA ACT LIKE AFRICA DID THAT.
Im sick of being told that both I don't have to deal with racism like this and that I don't know struggle nigga I got jumped for my shoes cause of my skin color who tf hurt you?
Bro, it’s just food, i don’t care if it’s made on the floor as long as it tastes good. It’s definitely less health threatening then your triple bacon cheeseburger dipped in tangy barbecue sauce.
😂😂😂 fax
Not my triple bacon cheeseburger dipped in tangy bbq how could you do this to me hurt my baby
Oh no, not my mr. beast burger!
It’s health threatening in a different way. It’s also on a short table not the floor, she victimized herself to exaggeration to justify her racism.
Exactly I hate white people on Twitter
Small minded people can’t grasp outside of their little world. You and your mom should be so proud of keeping to your heritage and style of living. Hugs to you all
or.. they just think the ground is dirty and dont want their food preapred near it. yall bugging.
@@haleyl.248 when she said small minded people she meant you.. This is how they make their food. It is apart of their culture and they shouldn't have to change for the white colonized America. The people in the comments are not "buggin" they are speaking faxs.
@@haleyl.248 You missed the point didn't you
@@haleyl.248 it’s a clean foor. your table in your own home is most likely dirtier than this woman’s floor i bet HAHAHHA
@@chjdjdjdjsjsj830 Not likely? do you drink out of you toliet bowl if its clean? no, you dont. Youre so childish its not even amusing.
I think it is awesome that kimchi is usually prepared on the floor in a circle around the bowl it shows community also I think people should shut up about how cultures other than their own prepare food that they probably are never going to try alsoooo this looks amazingly delicious 🙏🏼
Like I’ve said there’s no right or wrong way to do things no right or wrong way to live life, it’s the same world but there’s different ways to live it and people need to normalize that
True, unless your right way of life is to be mean to everyone else.
@@brickofbruh1236 I agree with you on that one. 😊
Except, y'know, cutting off the clitoris of girls, stoning gays, cutting the fins off live sharks & letting them drop to the ocean floor where they drown because soup... yeah, I don't subscribe to 'live & let live' completely.
@@misscyanic2484 well I meant like for good things
@@misscyanic2484 you knew exactly what they meant. there’s no need to get smart.
Honestly people are so disrespectful... Also that looks so good
It's a tradition. You don't cook it to eat it. You're cooking it to celebrate with your family, not to eat it by yourself.
@@Th3V1p3r they just said it looks good-
@@Th3V1p3r ok?...
Yes it looks very yummy, people are also just so Ignorant
True also they’re cooking in a big bowl kind of thingy so it’s not literally on the floor 🤦🏽♂️ and we also cook on the floor too 🤷🏾♂️
It’s not like it was straight on the floor. It was still in a bowl.
Fr
@@nothereyetlost same like who cares people eat food that’s dropped onto the floor
I can barely do one Squad and they did that made all those... More kimchi for me less for them when someone puts that much hard work into a meal you best to believe it's going to be delicious
I agree, however it could still be a part of their culture to not make food so low to the ground. Why give people shit for that? Equality is equality or there is no equality. Its a very simple concept.
Sure, do up your food anyway you like. Why is it wrong for me to NOT want to eat a meal prepared on the floor?
"On the floor? I'll pass" *proceeds to eat highly processed food filled with sugar and seed oils washed down with a diabetic red 40 filled drink*
Me half way through the story: dam that food looks good
Same
Ikr
Fr tho
My mouth was watering
Bruh- my Korean friend makes kimchi on their floor and doesn’t like kimchi. So I eat their kimchi and I loveee it
Ikr like I used to literally eat of the floor in a new house if we didn't have our dining table yet. That kimchi looks delicious and I don't care how it's made.
@Hooman Being i don't think their back would hurt, and they've always done it on the floor probably because it feels normal for them so transitioning to the table wouldn't make much sense, especially if the soul purpose it to fit in with the stereotype norm, i also barely know anything about this subject but hope that answered some questions
- also the floor looks really clean and they are doing it on top of a bowl so cleanliness does not seem like a problem
@Hooman Being i’m not asian, in fact i’m black and my parents are from the caribbean. but it’s extremely normal for food to be prepared on the floor or outside. it’s normal to see women and children sitting on the floor with a mortar and pestal grinding spices or leaves, or for food to be cooked completely outside over a fire rather than inside on the stove back home. it’s not weird, nor is it unsanitary as long as the floor, the hands and the food is clean.
You ate her kimchi? Hhhhhmmmm kinky!!
@@Leszaire ugh read the room...
People aren't smart enough to realize that "on the floor" doesn't literally mean "on the floor"!!
Facts bro
Yeah its not like they’re cooking their food in the dirt from their shoes of some bs
Preach!!!!!
Fr like not literally
@@shrub556 do you not clean your kitchen floor
Well first of all we ALL came from doing food in this sort of way somehow. I admire the fact that there are still some people out there not wanting the way they grew up and memories of doing things don’t let the culture die. I actually LOVE learning and seeing things like this. It’s ok I still help my aunts and uncles do things the way we “used” to do it
“Ew on the floor?”
Well, it’s in a bowl first of all. What do you think would happen?
Secondly, oh please you don’t even wash your ass with water. You use tearable *paper*, of all things.
Thirdly, YOU WEAR SHOES IN THE HOUSE- your floor may be dirty as hell but we have something called hygiene, thank you very much.
Also, I love her voice-
As a arab Muslim who grew up with a wash bucket in the bathroom to always wash themselves anddd never walked in the house with shoes YES TO EVERYTHING YOUUU SAID!! Just because YOUR nasty doesn’t mean we are! I’m so sorry for how long her mom felt she had to apologize for who she is!!
Ok about the toilet paper, most people either use water on the toilet paper or buy flushable wipes. I went to my aunts and she had them, I go to my siblings home, also has wipes. I prefer wipes over water tbh, but that’s because i also shower frequently. People who only wipe with TP are crazyyyyy idk who does that
I think I prefer wipes because it feels like I’m really getting in there without having to shower to scrub. TMI ik sorry
Also people who say gross to the floor just don’t know cultural differences.A lot of Americans wear their outside shoes indoors, and/or have dogs and cats that can track dirt inside to the kitchen area. So with that in mind I can see someone being grossed out about it, but what they forgot is the cultural difference and that not EVERYONE does what they do. I personally prefer no shoes indoors because if I’m breaking my back mopping I’d like it to be clean 😂
This got me dying 💀
YEAH !!!THEY DONT EVEN WASH THEIR ASS FOR FUCKS SAKE
We should respect everyone's culture (i love korean stuff), no race is superior to the others, we are all equal. Why can't we just love and respect each other.😞
Shut it
Gavin Rogers no you
@@gavinrogers1478 you shut it
@@gavinrogers1478 I can tell you're a white 10 year old who just got a Facebook account and thinks he's grown now 🤣 no one says "shut it" you sound like a 40 year old mom on face book
@@gavinrogers1478 u shut it what do u not respect ppls Coulter and yes I do respect all cultures even though some thought it was okay to do bad things
A counter is just an elevated floor. As long as it's clean it's fine.
+ STOP FIGHTING!
fr lmao
Yeah cause u walk on the counter don’t you
@@aiden6386 they're making kimchi in clean bowls which are placed on the floor, I don't see them using bowls as shoes
And a culture that likes it on dirty surfaces? This is just "Its okay provided it doesnt actually matter and is just appearances".
@@aiden6386 it's not placed directly on the floor it's in bowls
"Do it right way, not in white way" - Uncle Roger
"I'll pass" says the person kissing their dog in the mouth all while sharing an ice cream cone...
💀💀💀
😂😂😂 and 💀💀💀
I'll pass too unless everything was disinfected first. Dog kisses are foul.
Still, human mouths hold more bacteria than dog mouths. That's why human bites get infected way more easily if they break the skin and always should be treated.....
OK!!! Just disgusting, I hate that.
"EwWw!! On ThE fLoOr? I'Ll PaSs."
Indians : *"Allow us to introduce ourself."*
Lol but yk most of the asians eat on floor
Like we asians are unique and we should be proud of it! Im glad Indians are proud for how they eat :)
@@eshaal108_shi No, I don't mean when they eat. I mean when they literally cooking.
@@起.承.転.結 Oh ok im sorry
Ikr😭
some of us do sit on the floor, cross legged, and yea, it's mostly in traditional homes, quite fun
"For the record, I'm done apologising and so is my mo-"
As you should. That is part of your identity, and you shouldn't be sorry because of it, that's just the way it is
Yeah (not trying to be boomer) in past we Asian had most advanced technology culture while the rest of the world dying due to black deaths
First gunpowder made in china
Music notes do, re, mi, fa, so, la, si, do infented in Saudi Arabia and number 0 also made by Islam mathematician from Egypt
I bet if that person ate the food before knowing it was made in a bowl on the floor they would’ve said they liked it. People talk shit just to get a reaction I swear
Why did i laugh...i get what ur saying i agree
But that was lil funny "and so is my MO-"
@@kittyant- Not wrong tho lol
These people act as if ur saucing up the floor? As if it isnt in a bowl and everything, what difference would it make? Mind you these are the same ppl who say "FiVe seCOnD ruLe" when they drop smth
"Eww on the floor? I'll pass"
*wears shoes in the house and in bed, yet roll around on the floor like it's clean
Fax
So? I mean wearing shoes in the house is comfortable.
@@lynlprince6226 cant deny that its dirty because you also wear it out in the streets
@@g0rym Yeah, but people have different shoes meant for different things. Like Me for example. I have 3 different pairs of shoes for specific reasons I have house shoes thar never leaves My home. Then other things like that.
@@lynlprince6226 yeah well ofc they design shoes for different purposes, problem is the types of people that the comment was talking about is the people who wear shoes like, everywhere. not caring if theyre dirty or not yk
Them : ew on the floor? I'll pass
Also them : *drops food* 5 second rule 🤤
*continues to eat hairy fry from floor*
I love my Asian brothers and sisters! God bless you and your mom. Do not apologize for your culture you have every right to be you!
I would be honored to have Kimchi made by your Mother and you. Also prepped on the floor. I would even join in and help if allowed. I had a thai classmate. I LOVED smelling and seeing her cook traditional dishes when I came over. Cultures are beautiful. Your Mother should hold no shame 💕💕
And they eat on the beach sand, and a picnic on the grass it's probably dirtier than the floor
Why is no one talking about the “no kimchi for you” it’s amazing
ikr?
How tf you gonna get mad over a singular comment that's more or less funny(talking about the angry TH-camr mad)
@@humanitywasamistake5015 they where making fun of her culture
@@humanitywasamistake5015 the reason why she's mad is because they were making fun of her culture.
@@humanitywasamistake5015 how would you feel if someone was openly making fun of your culture? Your background? Your traditions? Check your privilege before commenting stuff like this.
Look at that kitchen..... It's spotless. Wow so clean so well organised...
People these day seriously have nothing better to do.
Yea. Some are just meant to ruin other peoples day. And that’s why we call them dumbass
I actually looked into this to see if he responded and he actually responded and apologized for his ignorance.
That’s really nice to know
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😆 investigator for life. Nice of you. Hope he apologized to the Korean vegan and her mom.
I know but saying that wouldn't give her the content for her video, that once again doesn't really focus on the food she's preparing, but on the hate towards her culture from the people in the comments.
Oh well that very rare and refreshing to hear. 😊
“EwW On thE fLOoR? I’lL pASs”
Also them:*sees floor oreo “don’t mind if I do”
Flooreo 🤣
@@mercurialpierrot7073 😂
😂🤣🤣
@@mercurialpierrot7073 I wanted to say that
@@mercurialpierrot7073 Flooreo 2022!
And what exactly does that have to do with white people?
Wtf is wrong with “on the floor” it’s in a bowl
Edit: wow this blew up
Also they dont wear shoes in the house
So its also clean as the table
@@rencelen5186 exactly
Exactlyyy
I know right
"Ew on the floor? I'll pass"
Also them: *5 second rule*
To your mom, I would have felt welcome and at home, on her floor, eating with her. There are those of us that support and do not judge. ❤️
fr 💀
A medical professional recently told me it's actually 3 seconds 😁
🤣
When any of you spend some time in a 3rd world country, their "floor" is made of dirt... This video takes on a whole new meaning.
So.... I'll sit on her floor any damn day.
Lol. “On the floor? No thanks, I’ll pass.”
Uhm sir. They weren’t offering nor inviting you.
Lmao exactly
I know right everyone always acts like everything on the internet is directed to them for them girl you can just keep scrolling but no u have to hate on everything.
STOP
Right? I don’t see where this is disrespectful
Ikr
I can relate to it as an Indian. Traditionally we never ate by sitting on a chair and using a dining table. It would always be sitting cross legged on the floor of the kitchen. We have again started to do that and a lot of my relatives find it odd that we don't use our dining table.
I'm confused as to what the problem is with the "floor". Y'all were just sitting on the floor right? The food was in a big ol' bowl. A lot of cultures do similar things, there is still care in the food preparation. I'm picturing grandma's sitting on the porch snapping peas, shucking corn, peeling potatoes etc. I don't recall anyone fussing bc they were prepping outside. Someone always has something to say.
Thank you! This is exactly what I was thinking 🤔 My MIL did all her canning outside, and I've shelled many a pea outside in a bucket on a porch.🤷🏼♀️
Maybe because those white people dont sweep or mop their floor so it looks nasty to them. My mom mop our house twice a day so me as a kid could just lay around
@@lisasetiawan3552 😂😂😂 OMG! That is the most ignorant ass, and racist, thing I've seen in a long time. Thanks for the laugh though!
@@lisasetiawan3552 We don’t even know the race of the person that said that.
@@SeeksTheTruth101 i was saying those white people, i mean the one that talked bad thing about making kimchi on floor 😂 sorry it comes up as racist tho, didnt mean it that way
I’ve actually never seen that’s it made on the floor, but it actually really cool!!(im not Korean and I find it awesome to see other cultures do their own thing traditionally!)
My best friend who is Japanese took me to this temple on New Years back in 2015 and since it was the first time I've ever been to Japan I felt so out of place. But despite me not fitting in, the people there where really nice. I then decided to start learning Japanese in 2019 because my best friend wanted to take me to Japan again to visit landmarks. I learned a few basic sentences but I pretty much forgot them all later on. I still have a goal of learning Japanese one day. But it's like you said, seeing other people's cultures and traditions is a very cool experience.
Same
Pfft- we EAT on the floor with our BARE HANDS :))) this ofc doesn't apply to all asian cultures but that's what i do xD (fyi im a malaysian xd)
Personally, I love seeing how other cultures do other kinds of things and how it works, it's really cool to me! It's not something to be self conscious about either. It's just your culture!
Lol your name is the same as my friends lol
Cora Johnson that u?
I love learning about other cultures too.
That’s what they want you to believe, but a lot of people don’t see it that way.
YOUR AVATAR ITS ITS NO WAY YOUR STILL ALIVE
Same
Nobody needs to be ashamed of who they are, how they live and the way they look. Everyone is special in their own way and nobody needs to be like everyone else...
💗
"I'm done apologizing." You never should have had to in the first place. Screw anyone that hates on a lifestyle just because they don't understand it. Be free, be happy, and live your life. ❤
The thing I'm not getting is they chose to apologize for their own feelings and get offended and say I'm done apologizing as if someone was asking for an apology. And also the getting upset because the commenter somehow was supposed to know the mother's issues and the conversations being had around it. It wasn't even coming at the person, simplying saying no, not for them.
And the award for best Victim goes to.....ugh. its getting a tad ridiculous . She reeks of bitterness.
@@haggisturtles8957 yess finally. Thank you!!!!!
@@haggisturtles8957 this is what I was trying to find. The woman apologized on her own bc she has a complex about it. Then she complains about it. And attacks whites, which she’s white so I just don’t understand what the issue is and yes this woman does writhe with bitterness!!!!!
@@moemohamed8891 i just wrote a similar comment and I agree with you, but I think our opinion is not the popular opinion! Sad
Repost if you're a chad living a happier life simply by not having Twitter.
Yes sir
I have Twitter just to look at art and that’s it
@@Kedahh for me its to look at chicks butts.
@@americandingos5190 ok
@@americandingos5190 that's art too 🎨🍑
I love how the whole comment section is just roasting the shit out of that person
Fr
i can hust imagine the look on that persons face
as they should
But still, every single roast is pretty bad ngl😂
I get in context with her whole experience it seemed quite bad, but it rly was just a basic little I don’t wanna sit on the floor hunched over, like looks uncomfortable, truly wasn’t racist imo
The person who said 'ew' must be very fun at social gatherings and partues 😂
"Ew on the floor? I'll pass"
Who tf was giving you any?
Underrated comment
Lmao facts
True
couldn't afford it anyway
This is facts
As a black woman with the traditions of soulful cooking in my soul, I can already tell your family’s food was especially delicious and I’d enjoy it on the roof. Silly haters with no culture step back.
Indigenous here! Loved eating on the floor or ground around a fire pit
Lmao. The only way you can tell if something is tasty is to taste it. You're just protecting otherwise.
@@StrawberryWyldeflower anyway…
how do u know the hater wasnt a race other than white?
@@fhfjdjdjf Because she's an ignorant racist. Slave to her victimhood
They saying “I’ll pass” like they was invited to the cookout lol. No asked for their opinion or offered them food, so I’m confused on why they felt they needed to have an input 😂🤷🏾♀️
Lol deeerrrrrrrrrrr
😆😆
I agree.
I feel sorry that your mom has to go throw that
Yess!!!!!
I’m not even Asian I am North African, and while we may not be rolling kimchi or anything, we roll grape leaves and cabbage and stuff zucchini on small low level table. Or a large tray on the floor. This is how the best meals are made.
I really hate when someone judges another culture on the way they do things! Because there are lots of things that Americans do that other cultures wouldn’t… it goes both ways!🙅🏽♀️
That is true did you know african tribes thinks its gross that we each cheese and drink milk they looked at andrew zimmerman like dude that's gross so tou are correct and sumple things like grain europe will not use anerican grain because of gmos and others in the middle east look at some of our food and they say no no this is bad but also they stull follow all tje an ient teaditions and most are in better health in the african tribes than many of us in america because they dont eat the crap we eat no one is over weight either
@@ljmayers2704 as an African, this never happens and I could barely decipher what you said
Exactly.. As a Canadian I find it absolutely nasty that Americans wear their shoes in the house.. And will put them on their furniture and bed! Actually most countries remove their shoes before walking around their house..
@@andij5249 which may explain why the person didn't like the idea of food prep on the floor, they may not have clean floors.
Yeah! Am South African. So this is my story. So once in my school it was heritage day and I had to wear civvies. So me and my friends were talking about our culture when a girl went behind us. She heard us say that "when you are older and your African you are not allowed to wear a top when you are wearing your heritage clothing." She literally went in front of us and told us that "you must be probably sad not wearing a top when you are older" and we pushed her and ignored her. every single day I need to go through something this as an African girl in a Afrikaans and English school I'm pretty sad but it's ok
"Ew on the floor?"
Says the one who wear shoes inside
It's a cultural difference. There's no need to criticize each other.
@@coolgirlfrozenfeet says the one resisting a guy critizizing the Asians and the fact i never heard a culture that always weres shoes inside
@@timohara7717 um, no. I think you meant to reply to someone else.
@@coolgirlfrozenfeet no i mean you becasue no culture i heard locves shoes inside and asians sometimes eat on tables so them om on floors 9isnt an exuse
@@timohara7717 that doesn’t make any sense. I have no idea what you are trying to say.
I know exactly what she means about “the smell.” Our neighbors always would say with a mean look on their face “What are you guys cooking over there?!?” But let me tell you there’s hope because those same neighbors kids come over almost every day wanting to eat! And they love it lol 🙏❤️🙏
Then she went over to her moms to make it because she is also embarrassed by it this chick is a joke just like all the cry babies around here get over it. they just said they didn't want to eat food made on the floor probably intending to be funny and she starts pretending to be persecuted lmmfao
@@uneducatedisnotstupidlol1504 looking at your username I'm guessing your soul trait is stupidity
@@iz_bizz2010 that'd be you bud your comment is so unoriginal it actually sad that you probably think your the first person to disagree with me to try and find something wrong with my username because they arnt smart enough to have an opinion of thier own.
@@uneducatedisnotstupidlol1504 Hi love. Just letting you know, you spelled aren't wrong. Case in point.
@@Fletcher_Maybe well we arent in grammar class so does it really matter
Your mom, you shouldn't have start apologizing in the first place. So grateful the world have moved on. I am indian married to italian. We both love and enjoy kimchi & lots of other Korean delicacies. Every culture has its own right to be celebrated for its unique ways.
“Be curious, not judgmental”
YES
Love this! Making it safe to ask questions to learn. Growing up we were taught in order to be kind we were not allowed to ask about anything that seemed different from own lives/culture. So happy people are finding ways to share with those of us that truly have always wanted to know more, but thought it was rude to ask.
You got that from Ted lasso huh
Period
I am sorry 😞
I’m Korean, and I’m genuinely surprised that making kimchi “on the floor” is such a big deal? It’s actually shocking to me that it’s regarded as something weird to other people since it’s the normal way it is done all the time hahaha. I never would’ve thought it would be portrayed as gross or unusual lol Y’all who are grossed out should try making big batches of kimchi on a table with a chair and experience how limiting doing it that way is 🤷
edit:
so to explain, kimchi is usually ( i mean traditionally) made in a hugeeee bowl about 70-90 cm in diameter (and you need multiple of these bowls), with maybe 10-30? cabbages (this depends on the person who’s making it, but usually we make kimchi to last a whole season or even more months) so it requires a lot of arm force and strength to even mix the paste in, marinate, and tossing around the cabbages and etc. This would be really restricting to do placed on the table. hence why we place the bowl on the floor and do our asian kimchi squat to make and toss around our cabbages in the huge bowls lol. And no, we don’t roll our cabbages around on the floor directly, that’s not clean!! I have tremendous respect and love to all the mothers and grandmothers who gather together to make kimchi for the whole family. It really is hard work. My mother would always have cramps all over her body after a long day of making kimchi. And also we are all very good at the asian kimchi squat because we have to do it so often haha But yeah, I hope this clears up some confusion!
Is kimchi good? How do you make it? What do you make it out of? I would love to try kimchi!
I love seeing how different other cultures are to mine and learn about them. honestly it makes sense to me on the floor you have more space can move around it. ion know if there’s nothing good to say about something just leave it,don’t have to be rude
im white and i make most food like kimchi on the floor where i have a lot of space and i can clean easier!! 😂 of course i got to take the right measurements so i dont get dirt on the food but theres nothing bad about it if its clean.
@@tubsoo I’m 100% positive you can try kimchi at any nearby korean restaurant and any asian store like Hmart! Koreans can’t live without kimchi since we eat it our whole lives 😂 its my ultimate comfort food. to make it though is a long and tedious process, but i’m sure there are plenty youtube tutorials on how to make kimchi
@@balldestroyer-tn3ne wow wow yes ofc!! I agree the cleanup before cooking on the floor and after cooking is important hehe
Its not even like the food is touching the floor. That would be a different story. But its legit elevated off the ground
My thought exactly
And even then people will drop food and say "five second roll" well if they can't make food elevated off the floor then why is it okay to eat food that has touched the floor even for a few seconds.
Exactlyyyyy that's what I'm saying
And even if it touches the ground if its cleaned beforehand, who gives an f?
The fuck that people is so white in my country that's normal
This is an insane video to comprehend. How do you know the person that commented is even white, people have preferences and you're uploading your content publicly, there's always going to be those people 🤣
I remember in elementary school we had culture day where we brought foods from our culture. A Filipino boy was the only Filipino and his mom was amazing and brought egg rolls and no one wanted one. I ate one and literally was the best thing ever and told him it was absolutely amazing and asked for another and his eyes lit up and was so happy. I never had an egg roll as delicious as his moms hand made egg roll again
The other kids don't know what they are missing. This is typical of small children. They won't try new things. I'm glad to know you treated the boy kind and accepting.
We did this when I was in elementary but my school including myself was like 50% Mexican
U have no idea how nice it is for someone during culture day tell you what you brought it was good i remember i lit up
I grew up in London. Those egg rolls would have been gone here.
Yes everyone loves lumpia! They are even better than Chinese egg rolls!
That commentor is the type of person who says "ew on the floor?" and then goes home and let's their raspy dog lick them on the face. I mean....
Edit: A lot of people are saying that white people aren't the only people that let their dogs lick their face and that my comment is racially motivated. Bro....I am white, I let my dog lick my face, and I would eat kimchi off the floor. I never said that the person in the Twitter comment was racist, I just said that they were hypocritical.😈
Pov: You thought my edit was going to thank you for the likes....bozo🤡
That is so right
Lol, white people let dogs sleep and eat with them, why can't we call that disgusting? Ofc I love these beautiful fur coated creatures but please don't have double standards
@@bdsmgaming3627 right that dog probably just ate some shit and rotten chicken, and you get mad someone is making food on the floor, aka the bowl is on the floor and they’re literally using gloves???
@@bdsmgaming3627 sleeping with the dog is a healthy way to help fall alseep you're more comfortable when your dog is right next to you
@@fuzgamercool1156 just like how making kimchi in floor is more convenient
The fact that they get to all sit around in a circle and make good food together is the coolest thing in the world to me. My parents and I don’t do anything together, and honestly I’m really jealous that they all get to do something like that. Best of wishes for everyone here ❤️❤️
I'm literally looking at my dining room table that is round and seats eight. Why is a table any less effective as a work surface?
@@SkunkApe407 it isn’t, but for her that’s how it was done traditionally (on the floor). The point of this video wasn’t about making kimchi on a table or on the floor, it was the fact that people who immigrated to countries like the US are still being judged because they do certain things differently.
@@uraniumeater925 and Americans that travel literally anywhere are judged. You're not safe from the opinions of others, regardless of where you go. So why is it okay for everyone else to talk down to "whites", but everyone else is somehow special? All the stereotypical jokes about "white people this" and "white people that" never draw this kind of outrage. Sorry, but the color of your skin DOES NOT grant you ANY sort of immunity. And if we really want to break this scenario down, OP KNEW that her mom is wary of this kind of thing, and put her on blast anyway, just for internet clout. She's a narcicistic jerk for that alone.
@@uraniumeater925 and just so we're clear, the table was invented around 2500 BC, by the Ancient Egyptians. Ancient Egyptians are in no way "white". If a civilization from 4000 years ago could figure out that prepping and eating on the floor led to illness, tde rest of us have no excuse. Food borne illness doesn't give two shits about your "culture". There's a reason ethnic eateries tend to recieve more Health and Safety violations than others. Sorry, but the Western world actually has food handling and preparation guidelines for a reason, and it isn't "racism". The "you're racist" battle cry of low IQ fools with overinflated egos rings hollow these days because people like this use it as a cudgel against any dissenting opinions. Think about the thousands of blacks that survived Jim Crow. Do you think they gave two shits about people's opinions about their diet? Or do you think that maybe burning crosses and hooded men were their biggest worry? Do you think my ancestors, the Blackfoot Confederacy, cared that "whites" made fun of our food, or was the Trail of Tears a bigger problem for us? People today don't have a clue what real racial struggle actually is, and cry about shit like this for attention. We can worry about what you thin skinned wimps are crying about when you're all gone and this land is returned to my people. Until then, keep your petty complaints to a minimum.
@@SkunkApe407 someone literally said they wouldn't personally eat food made on the floor and that somehow made them racist. They probably didn't even realize that was a cultural thing. I didn't know that was a thing until watching this clip. I think they can make their food however they want, but I don't think cooking on a table is the "white way".