What Koreans Think of Black People | ASIAN BOSS
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Usual suspect f em
The racism against Indians have increased multi fold, Clubs opening display boards saying Indians not allowed.
I love how ignorant people say only America is racist. There's literally racism everywhere..
Ikr
Yep. I have been bullied for my nationality and never got in USA or meet an American person
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This!!!
Koreans are also racist to Southeast Asians😌😌they say we are a slave race😒like....wtfffuck
*south korea
To this day people do not get the fact that Africa is a continent
@El guerrero más guapo AH no there not
@El guerrero más guapo Africa is still not a country
@@maldavis166 exactly
I think they know, but they don’t care
@@noticemesenpai69 why tf wouldnt we care? talk what you know.
Moral of the story there are racist people everywhere
Henry Hijazi yep
Henry Hijazi they're not racist, they're just judgemental. My mom's Korean, and she's judgmental about everyone.
this rings true all across asia, Japan, Vietnam, Thailand, everywhere I have traveled I get the same treatment
Henry Hijazi not really..the western media does the propaganda.
Well its different in this case because they are conditioned to think a certain way. I do't particularly feel anyways towards them as I do white people in America and thats just my mindset. He who controls the media controls the mind).
As a Black Woman I visited Seoul in 2019' before the pandemic broke out!! And I will say this I've never been treated more Better By Koreans then anything else!! I went over to celebrate my Birthday and I was treated like a Princess there!! Everyone I came in contact with was so kind to me that I never felt such Great Hospitality from any other Race!! Naturally I can't speak for everyone else but the Koreans I meet while I was there to this day we're still in contact with each other!! So I say that to say this I made so pretty cool friends over there!!Much Love Korea 🇰🇷❤🇺🇲❤
I call bs on your story.
@@DJ_TRON Do you have one of your own?
@@30ajgo
I do plus numerous others from other people who know this story to be bogus.
@@DJ_TRON Ok, tell your story.
Maybe they was scared I thought they was close to us
All I did was exist.....seriously, THAT'S ALL I DID...
Don't let it stress you. Videos like this shine more of a negative light on them than it does you.
Blessings Mudarikwa LEGIT
Blessings Mudarikwa ikrr
FR 😭
Ming Tings take a joke... ☠️☠️
I am black. Never experience such racism before, but my heart bleeds for my black brother's and sister. The world hates us, but it don't matter because God loves us.
Very true the world hates black people
west max They hate any race.
Yep. Sad that this is how we’re looked upon by others
You know growing up i ask this question and no one could give me a reasonable answer. Then i found my answer in the bible. We are God's chosen people! So they can't help it...it's in there spirit!
@@cesar5478 very very very TRUE
I don't understand how being from Africa is something to laugh at?!
It's annoying that that is seen as a negative due to media, we need to show them the truth instead
@@Remember_the_Time The thing is you don't even know me, but of course I'm working on myself as everyone should, but I feel as if I am already representing my cou try and my continent well despite not currently living there, but I think the people they are interviewing and maybe even you could do with starting with the man in the mirror too and realising that there may be more to people than meets the eye (from stereotypes, the media etc) and just be more open minded and actually try to learn firsthand by expanding friendship groups across races, you'd be amazed
UNICEF or UN do advertisements for donate, while using negative images of Africa. Like poverty, unsanitary etc.
I'm actually 1000% proud of it🤗
@@denlav3236 as you should
''Money doesn't matter.''- Rich people
''Beauty doesn't matter.''- beautiful people
Me - "EVERYTHING MATTERS " 😭😭
Damn true
14 year old girls: 🥺😭😭
If an educated person says education doesn't matter, they are not educated.
No educated person says education doesn't matter lmaooo
@@chandrakanthsangewar9341 like Elon Musk?
I’m asian and I’m not gonna lie growing up I had dark skin so I get called black and ugly from my own people because I’m a dark asian.
Jagajith Jayanandan bruh, ur racist tho. Not all white r racist and not all Asian r racist but there r blacks that r racist
Equal✨✨
傾妘蘇氏 so you’re saying only black people are racist? At this point stop talking lmao
funni• WHATS wrong with ur Brain, if u dun understand English, dun reply
funni• I just wanna point out that there r racist in every race. Same for the black who r being racist to Asians. All Asian, Black and white hv some sort of racism
傾妘蘇氏 but not all black people are racist to Asians. What you don’t get is that Asian or Korean people can be racist too though- look at 1:48 the girl claims black people are dangerous just cause of what we do in a movie. A movie is a movie.
I wonder how Ethiopians will feel watching this. Considering they fought and died for South Korea?
Ethiopian women are so beautiful!
@@joellanderson5137 no one mentioned beauty here....
@@__-qo8kh Fact still remains
Same with Filipinos, some are racist against us even though we fought for their war.
Im ethopian and now that you brought this up its a real shame
I’m fully black and was born in Seoul, South Korea and left when I was 11 months old. My mom tells me stories of how kind and loving Korean people were towards us and my babysitters were in love with me. I’ve worked for two different Korean families in America. They all treated me kindly and like family, especially when they found out Korea is my birthplace. I couldn’t help but notice the wife of my boss oddly treated me like I was beneath her, to the point my boss had to check his own wife. He even made fun of her at one point and called her a robot. It was like he was trying to make up for how she treated me. The other family I worked for were such angels and I still love them til this day. I can see the old school vs. new school dynamic. Korea will always have a place in my heart because I know there are truly some kindhearted people there.
You didn't leave. You were toddled of your pram
@@Bootsystem66 you seem to have lost your ability to speak coherently. Try again
The girl who said movies affect people's perspective was so right
@Chrissy Glenville Some people are stupid like that. But I guess it's the over portraying black people as gangster, poor and uneducated that pushes it to be a perception in real life, rather then it just being a movie
@A M not to me bro, memes, said otherwise. Im southeast asian btw.
@A M and u like to enslave other countries.
@A M hmmmm Poland for example?
@A M morover all soviet and tsar era when everybody was treated like dog even russians
Why is being black so frowned upon. People really need to grow up and learn our culture.
Jessica Jackson Honestly coming from a black person I don’t 100% trust this video especially considering asian boss tends to reword what they say to make it seem more toxic
I mean yeah the younger gen is playing into all types of stereotypes and they said the older gen is more racist. But to be fair is not all of them and even tho the younger gen is ignorant as hell as least they didnt seem to have any actual hate toward black people. Also dont think people are getting lynch or nothing out here which is more than you can say for the deep south of america
KD you have to play devils advocate huh...I never said other races don’t face racism. But we have been oppressed and killed just for being black for centuries. Please get off my post with that
@@Dropkickurteacher how are they rewording anything if its coming straight out of these people's mouths??
@@isuzuke lmfaooo are you dense?
No one is born ugly,we just live in a judgemental society-Kim namjoon
The king said it💅
Army, we stan the right people😌
Army will support them
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They keep referring to people of African descent as 'physically' stronger, but not intellectually.
Just stay outta these folks' countries, chile. 🙄
Well no one “race” is smarter than another
@@oh.s LIES
@@maryhaunny944 no you’re just racist…
Intellectual intelligence and physical intelligence are both relatively easily attainable 🤣
I’m a Korean girl and I’ve been called racist things before which is why I don’t want to be racist to anyone else.
i’m sorry that happened to you. it’s been the same for me. people throw inappropriate words at me. it’s hard.
@@eppiefrazier8603 i'm sorry that happened to you too
I'm sorry :((❤❤❤❤
@@redflower6020 I just hope it doesn't happen again :(
@@saynababdirahman3446 Honey, you're beautiful. Those are children whose parents, obviously, doesn't teach manners to them. Sometimes, jealousy rears it's "ugly head" as well. Ignore them, not worth your precious time. Just don't let their behavior "taint" yours. Be better than that!; )
It's so nice being black
Pretty much hated everywhere,nothing suprises me anymore
Come to Ghana though, we have cookies and tamed crocodiles!
@Personal Jesus the people in the vid aren’t hating tho
@Personal Jesus The people in the video arn't hating tho, but i agree with you.
No you're not! Black people are being admired and respected almost everywhere for their contribution to music, dance culture and more. I'm indian and I love people of all color and races. ❤
It's all for no reason, right?
It's always so interesting to hear stereotypes and perspectives from different countries. Thank you Asian Boss!
*Wow! It’s been 4 years since this comment but after posting this comment I lived in Korea for a bit and I can say I don’t agree with my word choices from 4 years ago and I definitely feel that how black people are treated in Korea is more horrific than “interesting”. In Korea, even though I’m not black or white, I felt judged and unaccepted. So I definitely think that racism against black people in Korea is deeply prevalent and worse than how I was treated.
alex bollinger yeah..but it's only nagitve at blacks/brown people...you never see a video where asians say anything bad about white people.
Jerome Love very true! That's why I said interesting, because I don't agree with their stereotypes but it's interesting to hear them so we can learn to be less judgmental
alex bollinger some of the people that's in this video are just ignorant and white wash.
Tell me about it, now i wanna here one about mexicans, bt i'm so happy blacks can go to Korea and have a sense of relief from americans
TURBO that'll make no sense
Developed country doesn't means developed mindset...
Fr I be saying the same thing about America if anything y'all regressing
I'm not black but I'm gonna say it, black people aren't beautiful, black people are GORGEOUS 💖
🥺 thank you
Shame
@somali Chakraborty we are not just nice
We are wonderful
I love black people they are perfect
Thank uu😍
honestly I feel like racism is never gonna disappear or will take way too long still
Its a natural thing for humans to want to feel better or above something or someone else, and to feel uncomfortable with something different from you. Its not, however, okay to stay this way. As humans we have the capacity to overcome this normal reactions and check ourselves. But as I said, it will always be a thing in any society.
The solution seems pretty simple to me. At least part of the solution would be to stop portraying black people so negatively in the media and in movies and start making it mostly positive. It's hard because people in charge of making these movies and funding the news companies are mostly white. That's why movies like black panther are so important to us. It irks me to see white people say why do we need more black super heroes and role models. Well, this is why
It's natural to only trust and care about your own tribe and to be hostile towards everyone else. Thinking everyone is equal is insane.
U Sir are smart
@@ArcadeEraBeats That's barely true at all! White people are more likely to be portrayed more negatively in the media than they actually are, especially blond women and chubby white men. In my experiences you're actually portrayed better in the media than in real life.
It's still crazy to me how Korea seems so heavily affected by media. Korea is obviously an advanced and capable country so I don't understand how so many of them really believe what they see on tv.
I mean isn't everyone affected by the media? A lot people who like kpop and kdramas think that's what Korea is all about when that is not the case. I think people are unaware how much the media affects people.
kaly What? I live in America with blacks. Its not media!!! Its true. They have stereotypes for a reason. Same as people think Asians are smart.
Is rioting made up by media? And for some reason they dont like asian men.
kaly just because you're a technologically advanced society, doesn't mean anything.. they grew up living in a society very much like Japan where everyone is of the same color and race, that's why they only have media to make observations with.. it's a totally different story if you were raised in places like America or the UK
kaly what does advance and belive the media has Anything to do with that koreans and other asians dont have critical thinking
kaly the same with literally every other country😂😂😂
I'm glad that I subscribed to this channel. Just to hear people from another culture having a more honest conversation than I would hear if I was standing there or asking the questions gives a lot more insight for me. It just adds nuance.
Been to Korea twice, no one seemed to care I was African American. Everyone I met just helped my lost self find places, buy train tickets, find my seat at the movies, and tell me good places to eat. When I attempted to read or speak Korean signs on the bus, train, underground malls, people helped me without hesitation 😃.
@MagicalMagic Busan & Seoul. 😄
@@AuthorOMWills That's good. I'm guessing it would be really rough for a foreigner out in the country towns lol
@@catmerchant8699 lol! I'd be lost. But I think it'd be fun. 😄😃🤣
@@AuthorOMWills did you eat a roman cathederal?🏛🏛🏛🏛
Wow I want to visit Korea!
My boyfriend is Korean. His mom, oh boy. Doesn't even want me in her house. Our first meeting I brought her flowers, we spoke about my family history, which includes having a Chinese grandmother who ran a women's college, everyone in my family went to university and had a good career in the fields of math and science. Good family background, educated, a good job. I make a point to get her gifts whenever I see something nice and I'm out with my boyfriend. And still she'll like call my boyfriend is she knows he's out with me and make up a crisis. Like she'll need him to drop her off at a sick friends house many a Friday night, or suddenly need to get something shew forgot to pickup from the grocery store at 10 pm. His dad now takes it to a new level, every time he goes to visit him at a restaurant, they always just happen to run into "a nice Korean girl" who just happens to be the daughter or niece of a very good friend of his.
Debra Coore lol
Prince Winthorp Regis Babatumbai chaboka the III No matter how ignorant she can be she's the mother of someone I love, she brought him into the world, raised him, and made him into the man he is today. I'll always respect her for being a good mother, even if she has hate in her heart. The gifts for her aren't for her so much as for myself, so I know I've taken the higher road and made a real go helping move along the family dynamics. Being from Jamaica I am a multi racial person. I loved my Chinese grandmother as much as I loved my Cuban grandmother and black grandfathers. I will not hold any part of my heritage in any less regard than another. I'm proud to be Jamaican. It's you I feel sorry for, love breeds love and hate breeds hate, you get to descide which one you contribute to.
Debra Coore girl I wish you all the best in your life /I'm black girl and Muslim and my friend she is from south Korea when I visit her to study her family act omg don't let me stared they call me names in my face for no reason and overreacting I just don't care because I didn't get why the hate
wow, you are really tenacious... hang in there, sis!
Prince Winthorp Regis Babatumbai chaboka the III Your theory on my boyfriend is probably correct. He has some growing up to do. I'm not sure why you're do focused on the self hatred theory though. I love my skin colour, it's the same as my mother's and I wouldn't trade it for anything in the world. Race is a concept that has gotten too out of hand, culture is more my interest. I mentioned it because this video is about one cultures perspective on another's, so I thought to share my own experiences. While I find my boyfriends family unsupportive, I certainly don't lose sleep over their opinions as I know they're misguided. I've had a chance to live the culture of my parents and grandfathers, but not my gandmothers, so yes there is a fascination there because I want to learn about the experiences they had as they didn't live long enough to tell me themselves. The amount of venom in your words suggests you're the one who needs help.
koreans: i hate when people bow to me because they think im chinese
also koreans: i see no problem referring to people i see on the street as blackie
Chinese people stopped bowing since cultural revolution and only do so now to pay respect to the dead. So if you bow to Chinese, you are essentially saying they are dead, and being superstitious, would be offended. Koreans and Japanese still bow as sign of respect or when they apologise.
Paul C F Wu not true about the dead part
@@sashakarasawa5794 what about the dead is not true? Well tbh I'm not entirely sure what Chinese in Mainland do. But my family do the half bow if the decease is not family. All family members must kneel to knees and do the kowtow thing 3 times. Oh yes and at weddings too but that's it. Even at weddings now the foreign born ones are cutting out the bowing except to the parents as it takes too long.
It's almost as if Korea consists of many different individuals with different opinions and behaviour.
generalizing a group of people is also racism btw
I visited Seoul in the late 1980's with my college music department and had a positive experience. In fact, my tour guide couldn't speak English, and I couldn't speak Korean, but we had so much fun together. He presented me with flowers at the end of our concert. I was the only one who received flowers.
im sick of hearing "the media this", "the media that ". that was acceptable 10/15 years ago but it's 2017 there are so many other mediums other than traditional media now. also the fact that they know that its the media portraying black people negatively yet still hold those stereotypes, annoys me.
EDIT: This in regards to millenial koreans. i can defo understand why elder koreans would have that mentality
I do understand your point, but one of the key characteristics of new media is "active recievers". To get the information on specific area from new media, one should actively search the topic first. As long as the receiver is indifferent of that certain topic, main source of information is still traditional media.
In that sense, traditional media still has its influence and can create stereotypes.
its funny because every image they obtain from the media is positive about black people maybe 1 or 2 examples might be different but korea has stolen so much from black culture the reason why people still hold these prejudices its honestly all white peoples fault....
i understand that its an homogenous society but holding the stereotype even while knowing it's untrue is confusing. like if you know its not true, why continue believing it?
As i've said, unless having a chance to aware certain idea of someone is stereotype and wrong, they really don't care or almost impossible to realize that they have certain notion on something especially when the issue is very unfamiliar with. In that sense, this video clip can be a beginning of considering discrimination issue seriously. Don't be too harsh on them.
hyunah yoon im not being harsh, im being realistic. are you korean?
Everyone likes black until it comes to the face -
Respect every colour
Wow this is true
Truth and oh I'm also an army💜
@@butteristherevolution7374 💜
Color* sorry it just bothers me 😭 I agree with your comment though
@@Dylan-bj4fx in the us and uk the spellings are diff.
In these days, Koreans think of black people as normal. And I'm South Korean.
I think do too😀
I am really sorry for the racist people in Korea.
I appreciate that but I feel racism is worse in America. We deal with racism on a daily basis. People say Blacks make the world a horrible place because we commit so many crimes. And to that what I have to say is not everyone that is Black commits crimes! That's a very ignorant statement but I hear it all the time.
@@piinklove4life6
I see. My translator is weird. That's why I can't say what I want to say.😂I want to be a world where people like you, apart from racism, have any job, have a disability, never discriminate.
Thank God , honestly I didn't know much about Korea until recently it's a nice culture
@@Shakaiir
Thank you..❣
@@piinklove4life6 Black culture on a pedestal and calls blacks who speak proper, get good grades as "uncle tom". That tells you "who keéps blacks down" and that is other blacks.
A lot of clubs in Seoul straight up Africans or even dark skinned people from non-African countries. I even remember walking past this one bar that had a sign up that said "No Africans because ebola"...this was well after the whole ebola craze died down.
It's always goofy watching most Koreans celebrities, kpop singers and their fans dress and act black when this sort of racism fairly open in their culture.
I'm happy to say that when I visited Korea in 2019, I didn't face any racism or discrimination
How long did u stay and why did u visit?
@@globalSentry I was in Korea and Japan for two weeks for an International Bible Convention of Jehovah's Witnesses
@@SusudioBlu85 That explains your experience.
Most people won't get direct racism in a foreign country that isn't diverse but you will still get looks from them either in a curious or hateful way. Very unlikely that someone will go up to you and be racist. They will show fake respect but mask their true feelings, especially in countries like Korea where the culture is to be polite and respectful even if it's not sincere. Not all people but a lot of them
@@j86485 Well, i have seen direct racism in Korea several times and indirect all the time. What surprised me the most is the direct racism was mostly from younger people (both men and women). Older people are more subtle but in many cases were more welcoming.
damn all i did was be black 🤷♂️🤷♂️
living out of africa
U DIDNT DO THAT
and all the hate shall rain on you...being black
Dennis Chuma and all the hate shall rain on you... for being a dumbass
Damn be proud of who you are and unapologetic!!!
Do they know the coffee they drink almost everyday is from Africa
Lol they do know 😂
They don’t care about taking resources from hard working black people. Where on earth has black labor and resources and talent ever solved racism? We are for entertainment and resources, but not to be respected as regular humans.
@@LMBOatU You make it seem like they're stealing coffee from Black people. Their purchase of coffee is a mutual business exchange where both parties benefit.
Stop having such a victim mentality.
1 1 do I?
Richard Rao wow you know me so well! I’ve never met a stranger online who knew and understood me as well as you Richard based off a couple of my sentences. Amazing. I’m blown away! Richard you taught me that Richard thinks I think with a victim mentality because thats what he got out of my days old comment on CZcams about how black work and resources are viewed globally. I must have never even understood myself and my own thoughts, and now I even get to understand Richard too. I now know what Richard does and does not like about black peoples thoughts. I’m sure that’ll be useful to me. The internet is so useful. wow! 😍
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Yes sarcasm. I’m sure you “truly hate” that from a black person too. Such strong wording “truly hate” is. The audacity to say that to someone who is speaking about a topic you have very little experience in, you only hear and read about.... The whole world owes you space for your opinion on CZcams but it makes you itch to write a comeback when you come across a black person talk about our own personal human experiences anywhere public, like CZcams, where others can see it. I guess we should hush up and keep it to ourselves to save your eyes from what we experience and know amongst ourselves. We wouldn’t want you to hear about it. Your poor ears and eyes.... mmk Richard. Thanks Richard. 👋
As an Asian myself, It's pretty scary how black people don't understand asian culture at all yet they accuse us for not accepting blacks into their community. There is nothing wrong about wanting to be within your own community of color where you speak the same language and share the same culture bc it is everyone's right to choose who they want to be around. I have had a experience where my father was shot and killed by a black male at his store even after he gave him all the money in the cash register. I understand that there are bad people in every race, but I don't understand why my dad, along with many other asian businesses in my community have always been targeted mostly by black americans. I also have a dear friend who is asian, and she has been raped by a black male one night while walking back to her apartment in Atlanta many years ago. I cry at night sometimes bc I know she is not okay and she will never be the same, and there is nothing I can do to help her to undo what happened that horrible night. These personal experiences of mine with black americans since childhood are not stereotypes but actual events that happened and is still happening in asian communities all around the US but I don't understand why nobody talks about this. It's culture that shapes people's behaviors, and when it comes to black culture they praise this ideology that being a gangster is somehow cool. I've lived in black neighbor hoods and a lot of the people I've tried to interact with seemed as if they had no conscience at all, which shocked me. You can't judge an entire race but you can judge a majority of a race by their culture and values. For example, Asian culture encourages people to get a higher education to live a better life and it's not a stereotype that many of us have achieved a higher income status through hard work. It's irresponsible and dangerous for society to always succumb and allow blacks to have such a powerful platform whenever they claim to be the victim whether on social media, movies, and television shows bc the misguided ideology of the black spokesperson will prey and brainwash on the naive young minds of asian women or any women who have absolutely no idea how dangerous and violent black communities really are.
I completely agree with what you said, and the reason those “facts” don't make in the mainstream media here in the US, is because everyone is scared of speaking the truth in the US in fear of being called racist. The word “racist” has become a main weapon for cancel culture, to use on anyone or any organization that do not agree with them. Imagine a news media point out the “fact” there are more blacks in prison in the USA than other race, while they only make up 13% of population! That news media will be called racist and closed down. Everyone is scared of blacks. One time on CZcams some guy,I assume black person was mocking me ,saying go eat fish and rice, so I replied go eat your chicken wing and guess what? My comment was deleted real quick while his still on! Politicians need their votes, business need their money..etc. so they kiss their behind. That's how it goes. I wouldn't be surprised if yours or my comment will be deleted soon!
I made a comment few minutes ago that Asians are treated worse here by blacks in the USA and it's already deleted...
Blacks are the most racist people in the world
Racism doesn’t fight racism
😂😂😂Utterly ridiculous. All of this narrative for stereotypical ignorance.
Ask with a hidden camera you will hear the truth
True gotta agree
Remember Korean Town in 1992
Agree👍
True
Agree
The fact that people can hate each other just bcoz of the amount of melanin in their skin really confuses me.
yes like can they plspslpslspsl just expand their small mind? it's like saying " HAHA YOU BREATHE OXYGEN? I HATE YOU"
It’s not cause of that it’s cause of the historical significance of the black man
I see a lot of white people get a lot of hate just for being white.
It’s all because of white washing and the media
This logic is so dumb. Good intentions but dumb logic
Jesus Christ I have never been so scared to go somewhere 💀💀💀
Jeongyeon stole Jimin’s jams Ella the explorer _BlackSwanlife_ _ Asianboss is once issued by editing interviews to make toxic reactions toward koreans. so don’t mind this video. i lived in Korea for 6 years and none of this video is truth.
나의라임오지는나무 let’s hope. But thanks for telling me
나의라임오지는나무 everyone has different experiences just because it didn’t happen to you doesn’t make it false. These people have lived there their whole life don’t take is so lightly
Jeongyeon stole Jimin’s jams please don’t use Jesus name in vain :( Repent Jesus is coming soon
don't worry my dads side of the family is Korean I go every summer and on Christmas and the weirdest thing I got asked was ”do you like Korean men?” and they rarely ask for pictures...so it's all good but ig it also depends which part of Korea you go to
It's not the amount of melanin, it's the behavior within that culture.
So generalizing and being racist bcuz of other ppl that look like them? Got it
oooof, you hit them with a hard truth.
Aw, I wish more people were more informed about black people in more areas than in the popular media
Africa's colonization didn't help.
nandor Where are you getting your information? Please site your sources when making problematic statements like that.
23490417 98234098 your stats 😂😂😂😂 stop using neo nazi sites. if you want to know in usa blacks are more likely to be arrested and given harsher sentences for same crimes committed by whites. crime stats don't show the true stories. deep rooted institutional racism is real
J bang
There is name for ignorant leftist like you: Libtard
Lool you're not even trying to hide that you have something against black people. Do you personally know ALL(100%) of black people in America and UK for saying something like that ? Are you really saying that all black people sell drug or shooting people? with what You said in previous comment I'm sure you didnt even travel to Africa yet, you categorize a whole race for the behaviour of few.
I wish people would realize that being black isn't always about athletics. Not all of us can run fast, play basketball or football. Some if us have other individual skills and hobbies, just like any other person on this planet.
Additionally, there's nothing wrong in coming from Africa, and it's nothing humiliating about it. Some of us come from North America, and even different parts of Europe, just as everyone else comes from different parts of the world too.
"Big Black Bro/Sis" can be seen as racist because acknowledging that the person is black is heavily unnecessary. It would be the same as "Big Asian Bro" or "Big Hispanic Sis": uncalled for. But "big bro/sis" is understandable, because it shows endearment.
The fact that black people are still not seen as equals to everyone else in this world irks me. Hopefully everyone comes to understand that our struggles should too, be acknowledged, and that we deserve the same treatment as everyone else. Please do not allows forms of entertainment media (movies, cartoons, TV, and advertisement) to shape the way you think. Always aim to widen your horizons and gain a deeper understanding of everything. Plus, check ya facts.
You said it perfectly
A few things: 1. "The fact that black people are still not seen as equals to everyone else in the world irks me," What evidence do you have that Koreans see "everyone else" as equal? There are so many races in the world, why do you assume that EVERYONE else gets better treatment? Chinese, Indian and Pakistani, for example...they ALL get treated better than blacks by South Koreans? I'd love to see your evidence for that.
2. "Please don't allow forms of entertainment media shape the way you think," um...? In a country where 96% of the population is Korean, you recognize perhaps the ONLY way some of them will ever see/experience a black person is through media? On "movies, TV or advertisements" that black people have WILLINGLY chosen to appear in to project themselves in a particular way? I mean, that's what media is for right?
You comment consists of overdramatic, exaggerated generalizations. Interesting how that mindset has similar roots with racism. How ironic.
BLACK PEOPLE LIKE KFC
Ikr
Rcae I’m not tryna be racist 😂
Ok, say sis, say bro, but leave the black part out. Think about how you’d feel if someone said hey yellow bro/sis! Exactly
I know right this was my main criticism because that kinda racist
I'm black and honestly that doesn't seem insulting it's like saying big blonde bro. They're just added a feature to bro.
right or asian bro or sis than im racist so dont call us that its not cute
Legobloz Yeah but ‘big white bro’ or something along those lines would come off differently.
Legobloz because being black is already something for them to laugh about. Because we’re apparently poor and uneducated. It’s condescending. Adding black isn’t necessary is it? No. But no matter how you feel about it, if someone doesn’t want others to call them by that phrase, then people should respect that. And that’s the problem, they don’t. Because it’s “funny” or they’re trying to fit in with black ppl because it’s “cool”. Funny how people steal black culture but bare black ppl isn’t it?
I can remember when I was stationed in Korea many moons ago.I had photos of my soon to be wife,she was stateside.Anyway the Korean ladies admire how beautiful “sisters”are.I enjoyed my time in Korea, they would stare when I travelled thru-out Korea,most of them were helpful,and friendly
East Asians prefer white skin. That's deeply embedded in their culture and aesthetics. That will not change.
Of course they blame Whites and "Western Imperialism" for all their problems. Whites are envied around the world and because of their openness the easiest to kick in to.
So...that makes it okay? LOL
+LadyElana Do they not have the right to prefer what they prefer? They're not obliged to find dark skinned people and their features equally attractive.
reezy I don't think you know how preferences work. I prefer crunchy peanut butter over creamy, but I also like creamy peanut butter. I don't see creamy peanut butter as inferior or disgusting. That's a preference. What I'm talking about is colorism and no it's not okay or defensible regardless of how it originated. There are darker skinned Koreans and other Asian people and people of color who are discriminated against within their own societies based on the tone of their skin. Good to know you're okay with colorism though.
reezy And if you're an adult and not questioning your "preferences" and thinking critically about what you find attractive and why you think that way I suggest you start doing so. It's always deeper than you think. No one is untouched by their society and its not-so-pretty standards.
I was more interested to read the comments than watching the video.
Me too
Same 😂😂😂
I agree. Reading the comments is always fun. :) It is a shame that people have to be so racist in 2017 (or any year for that matter, like 2019). Makes me not want to go to Korea in the future (I am brown, but still). I know most are accepting, but the population is like 97% Korean, and not used to seeing people of other races.
They were taught to call them people black .Theres no such thing as black people .They call them black because of their mental state .black means the absence of light . light symbolizes knowledge .So here in America they call my people black because they lack knowledge of who they are , so they are rejected and looked unpon as undesirables .Its a great Sin for people to be on this earth and not know who they are . So when they call us black the are saying we have no knowledge of ourselves . Slavery took away the knowledge of who they are .These people who call themselves black are Asiatic people .black describes a mental state not a skin complexion .These people have a Olive complexion .All people of hue has an Olive shade except pale skin people who you call white . Pale skin people are not white . The pale skin people have fooled the whole world . The have the people of India wanting to be white or light skin .We understand this because the British ( pale skin people ) used to rule India , so they taught the people of India to like light skin people .
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Same
I really wanted to go to Korea or Japan but I feel like they might shame me😔
Deshanay Bloomer you should still go life is too short to be caught up about what some people may think of you not all of them are like that we Face the same things in America being a black woman our own men don't want us if we're too dark live your life sis from one black girl to another
For being a Weeboo or Koreaboo maybe
Yes
Please go, if you want to. Good and bad people everywhere
Go to Japan
Deshanay Bloomer go go go ,don’t give up
It's not discrimination when it's fact
Koreans looking down on blacks and Japanese are looking down on Koreans everybody think they are better then the other, what insanity.
and chinese looking down on japanese and vietnam looking down on china, it goes on forever, everyone thinks they are better than others.
Sean Chinese looking down on Japanese?😂 Not true. it's the other way.
No. The Japanese killed over a million Chinese and defeated them fast. And the Japanese still think of them as "lower".While the Chinese want revenge.
Like it or not, we all discriminate against someone for no good reason. It doesn't have to be about race, it can be anything. Look at Northern Ireland. It is about Religion. Their Religions differ only on fine points, but that is enough to hate and kill each other over. Yes, I know there are many other factors but the divide is religion. We all feel superior to someone or some groups .
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It's really a shame that you'd classify some ppl just because they have different skin than you, as dangerous, and underdeveloped.
ikrr
The portraying society and the stereotypical movies and films really solidifies people in the mindset of these things. Don't call it a shame, it's something we must obviously change
@@policysocial7792 that's an excuse. At the end of the day, the people have the God given intelligence to judge for themselves especially with the internet existing.
@@rickeybernard8156 I don't think you realise that foreigners have a different stream of social platform to Asians, especially China, Japan, and South Korean. Korean's internet base is extremely isolated from the rest of the world, even for news. Even more, the language difference just blocks out any sorts of understanding of other countries. As for myself, I am indeed South Korean as I was born in Seoul, who lived in Korea for 6 years. During my trips forth and back from New Zealand to Korea, it made me to realise in how separated this country is compared to such countries like America. I think the major issue is about the language difference, and how the media portrays things. It's not an excuse, yet just a simple reality and the world we live in.
I respect your religion and how God has given the talent for people to judge, but I think that is quite irrelevant. It is no difference saying "The starving African kids should now how South Koreans look because God has given intelligence", because that is just simply not true. I don't think you should even bring God into this subject as people have different beliefs and different experience, I say this as I am a Christian who believes in the existence of God, thus, it deduces me to saying that your point doesn't help to transfix the world to our ways, and that my "excuse" is quite valid.
I think its because korea itself was underdeveloped before the UN helped them out of the war, so they're triggered by their own fears. I apologize if anyone is offended by the material in this video.. Hopefully things will change
Honestly, 99% of fault is on how Hollywood portrays black people
so true
So wowowow EXACTLY. That's how racism and other forms of bigotry are spread so quickly. Through cinematic entertainment.
You're pushing anti Jewish speech for your own reasons. Nothing you said is true. Blacks are portrayed as the most noble, kind people of any group in Hollywood and its been that way for many decades
GRTS 72 American TV shows weren't a popular thing in korea at all back then. Movies were.
I mentioned movies as well. Same mindset of Hollywood producers and creators have been hyper sensitive to how they portray minorities for many decades. The 1960s it was bad with offensive stereotypes. Those portrayals are long gone.
Koreans are smart to keep their country pure
Which also excludes white people as well
That's why whites breeding with their females more??? Pure?? I don't think so
@@markzekerheid7244 thank allah for that
Korean also don't have a colonial history, and their language is unique to their country. It's not widespread and it's difficult to learn. It makes assimilating to them very difficult by nature, hence why people don't go living there in the first place.
The japanese have a colonial history, but it was wildly unsuccessful and many countries in Asia despise them. So the ancient colonies feel avenged in a sense. It's not like Britain who has been hated and infiltrated by many nations as a revenge for their horrific treatment in the past, and also the most popular language in the world which is relatively easy and that many people can learn. Not to mention their open mentality.
This explains the difference between immigration to the West or the East.
Koreans are a mix of Manchurians, Japanese, Mongolians and northern Han Chinese .
"Why do you call them big black bro/sis?"
"Well first, they are black...."
I was crying with laughter.
Clarence Jones am brown when somebody said brown I answer thats me why getting mad for being called by the color of my skin Am so proud to be brown
get a life joe you alt-right loser
Clarence Jones The correct translation is not "because they are black"- it's "becuase they are of a different race ." The subtitles are at fault.
I do not get so please go back to school to learn your and
😂😂😂😂😂 i was like wtf
I think a lot of people are misinterpreting this video. They were asked to list stereotypes, so they stated what the stereotypes were. They didn't say they believed those stereotypes. It seems like quite a few of them acknowledge the discrimination black people face within their own country. They never said that they believed that the discrimination was justified. It's kind of weird how many people misunderstood the video.
yeah they seem rather unapproving of the stereotypes
Ikr so many people misunderstood the video bruh.
Facts.. Comprehension level on 0
Yeahhh it's probably because the subtitles didn't get the subtext through too well
@@aaliyahwoolyhair4808 literally
“Big black bro” I mean it’s better than being called the n word
yea that's true
I wouldn't be mad
@I like your neck still the word shouldn't be used
@@endykapini1115 How though? I don't see Asians lynching and hating black people calling them bros. It's generally the not the racist older generations calling them that lol
No it's not that is the n word really
Why is this question even being asked??? This isn’t important to us. We don’t need or want anyone’s acceptance or approval. This is isn’t necessary. I don’t know anyone that sits around worrying about what others think of them. Maybe the question should be reversed since they imitate our culture, music, dress, slang, etc. & then call it “pop culture” in an attempt to separate whatever they like of it from the blackness that created it. K pop & the popularity of hip hop in Asia is a result of this. They copy us, we do not copy them.
I am Indian and I really love black people. Because when I was 10yrs old I did dance performance (kuchipudi) and there were black and white people. Black people were very friendly with me. And encouraged me. I felt soo happy. I Love black people to be honest they are soo good. Sorry for my bad English because I am only 13 now☹ I love everyone too. We are living in one world so we have to be good to everyone and should stop judging.
Your English is amazing 😁
@@Userrandomnumbers oh, Thankyou soo much😊
@@revathimanvi.1665 lmao where r u from and how do u have blk frnds
@@frankocean6676 I am Indian. They came to my classical dance performance and were friendly with me. They also encouraged me.
@@revathimanvi.1665 wow great i didnt know that african people lived in india except siddhi tribe
I’m Korean and I feel as if some people can be rude and racist. Which is so sad...I want everyone to feel welcome in Korea I am really sorry for who had gone through racism in our country.
I wanted to vist bc I'm mix. I have dark skin but I have "asian" eyes. I know korean. So I try to talk to my asian aunt and they said they dont wanna talk to me. In less I bleach my skin. MY whole other side of my family hates me bc my skin color. It so hard to find self love bc all of people hate me bc my skin color
Ńia Baĺĺard I’m so sorry to hear that :((
@@scapesdream513 🥺❤
To me I think Asians/Koreans are beautiful 😀 Especially the eyes. I even have a sister that is mixed with Asian and black.
Ńia Baĺĺard those people are toxic. Leave em behind. You are beautiful.
America is not a Melting Pot. Its a Fruit bowl that doesn't always mix well.
You're right...And the more it gets stirred, the worse it gets. We're really a divided nation in many ways.
If said fruit bowl would stop thinking of itself as fruit, then it would eventually become a melting pot.
Good point!!!
Stop talking about me - LOL
FarmAnimals tbh you're so right. we just need to bring positivity to that bowl and just hope for the best! its better than nothing
The sad part is the fact they said most of their negative stereotypes came from America media
Guess what,
"black is everyone's favourite.until it comes to skin colour"
who said that lol
Umm a lot of people’s favorite color isn’t black also there is still a lot of people who aren’t against black people
Not true
Nope.
Fnk ngl.. mine is red
I am BLACK without apology
Ok nobody asked you to apologize
kim garyung You’d be surprised honestly
@@Tantella1 im really sorry if i dont know much about the topic..
kim garyung It’s no so much about being asked to apologize... but being black has been treated as a negative thing and many were forced to change themselves and downplay their blackness in order to be accepted and taken seriously. So the term being “ unapologetically black” comes from a movement where black ppl started to refuse assimilation and racial shaming.
@@Tantella1 ohhhh i get it thanks
First, Im korean and i apologize what they said ....Im sure the people in a video are so uneducated and ignorant .. this video and the comments make me so frustrated bc all korean don’t think like these people, what they r saying is just their stereotypes affected many medias.
Many korean have few opportunities to connect foreigners and to study abroad so they see black people are good rappers, singers and have good bodies from tv, movies and music.
In my case, i have stayed about 2 years in America. Before i go there, my mom didn’t want me to go bc there are many black people in a town that i lived!!! And my mom told me blacks are dangerous and disrespectful to asians. That kinda made me having fear in my mind. But I thought it is wrong to judge them just hearing what mom said so I didn’t change my decision. And i made many memories with Americans:)When i came back to korea, i told my family that how black people are nice and funny to change their perspective , now my parents have right thoughts like me. Probably the elderly in Korea still have stereotypes to black like my grandmother does.
But most of them never met foreigners in their life..that’s why they just see foreigners in the way they feel. There is no help for it....
Sadly, I saw many ironic comments..
Even though the people in the video are racists, y’all can’t do like them .. people who wrote the racism comments toward asians are identical with them in this video..stop hating!!
There are racists in which country yall visit not only korea. When i was in America, everyday two black guys said very shameful and racial discriminative jokes to me. Then i got angry to them, NOT TO BLACK. Don’t hate a particular race!
It’s an individual awareness ! RESPECT everyone!
What a great comment! I agree - don't hate a whole race! Hate individual people when they're being assholes! Lol.
Its ok no need to apologize ☺️ but im glad u feel the same way but a little bit of education would help to those who want to know of cause
It's ok 👍 you don't need to apologize,not every one the same 😊
Best comment 👌🏻👌🏻
What your ig?
I served a tour in Seoul first of all that was the best experience of my life so far, my fellow Korean soldiers or KATUSA's were vary polite and down to earth. The civilians were extremely respectful helpful and curtious. There was a default level of respect in that country that stretched from the very young to the very old. The people there approached me with curiosity at best and fetishistic at worst. I will say that as a whole they do buy into stereotypes from what they see on TV but I'm pretty sure everyone does on some level. The worse it got was my surrogate family basically thinking I would explode if the chicken I was eating wasn't fried lmao but other then that living in south Korea was the absolute best I've ever been treated in my life as a black man. Five stars would recommend. I may go back there to find a wife.👍🏿
I wasn't going to watch this video because I'm moving to Korea in a few weeks to teach and didn't want to see anything negative, but this was a well done interview. I do wish you would've asked them more about getting their perceptions about a whole race of people from media (similar to your Korean drama vs real korea interview). I also don't understand the Big Black Bro/Sis thing. Would it be ok if I called them "my little yellow bro/sis" no matter their age and status? It seems like I would be calling them inferior to me/talking down to them...EDIT: what I'm trying to say is if flipping the language seems inappropriate, then it probably isn't the best language to use for everyone involved . Black people don't want to be put on pedestals or be given titles for no reason. We just want to be treated like individual human beings that have different experiences, that you would learn about if you talk to us. Again great job, and thanks for the interview.
i hope you will be able to have only good experience in korea as much as you can.
Good luck! Remember that these interviews only reflect a small part of what's going on in Korea. It doesn't mean you'll be treated poorly. I really hope you have a great experience.
sugarwaters Well the situation we use the term "Heuk Hyeong (Big(=older) black bro)" or "Heuk Nuna(big(=older) black sis)" is when we admire or envy black people's superiority especially on music and sports. As we use "Hyeong" for close older male friends and "Nuna" for close older female friends, "Heuk Hyeong(Big black bro)" and "Heuk Nuna(Big black sis)" are, in a way, the way of showing their familiarity and closeness towards black people. But I do understand those can be discriminatory, by categorizing certain groups of people with their skin color(because "Heuk" means black).
This insensibility on racial discrimination in Korea comes from ingnorance because Korea is extremely homogeneous society. BUT, believe me. As the interviewees in this video, Koreans are getting sensible on racial discrimination issue and willing to embrace foreigners to their society. Okyere Samuel, the guy who shared his discriminated experience at the beginning, was an international student from Ghana, and now he is one of the beloved celebrities in Korea.
+hyunah yoon
현아윤씨의 모든 읽은 탯글 너무 좋아해서 정말 감사합니다 !!! ^-^ 저는 한국에 있었을 때 저는 정말 진짜 한국사람의 성실 좋아한 만큼 울고 싶었어요 !!! ㅠㅠ 정말 성실을 느낄 수 있었어요 !!! ㅠㅠ 너무 많이 착했어요 ㅠㅠ 어떻게 감사하게 잘 말하는지 잘 모르는데 진심으로 정말 정말 정말 감사합니다 !!!
When I lived in China (vastly different country, I know, but bear with me) people called each other "brother" or "sister" regardless of how related they were; especially in regards to children; I suspect that other asian countries may have a similar culture of familiarity in name-calling (if I'm wrong do tell me, I'm curious to know). But, based on what I know, calling someone a familial name is rather widely accepted; though shouting it at a random stranger would be considered odd if it were between two Chinese strangers. Again, not sure how that translates to Korean culture, but when I heard it in the interview, I was not surprised at all.
Why we gotta be that one race that is sooo heavily stereotyped?? But at least they honest though
xxx Tatyana every race is stereotyped as much as you are
Jaxson Gage Not really, not whites. Their stereotypes aren’t really bad and are targeted as jokes. And Asians aren’t. It’s most Middle East black and mexicans
Zhaymauri Lyles nah u wrong white people have stereotypes also. They have incest and live in the country and are racist. Everyone gets stereotypes.
Zhaymauri Lyles and Italians are pasta loving mafia members
Jaxson Gage Again they are targeted as jokes. They aren’t bashed for it
Before I clicked on this vid I saw "From the media" and immediately thought...crap 😂
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Living in Korea alone as a black person won't be easy with all these racism.
Then why not go back to the mother land and help build the economy?
@@kagar3465 are you for real?? Do you think all people travel to other countries just for greener pastures??
@@joseyjay7 Then maybe you shouldn't travel to East Asis where the last ethnostates exist. I am Asian. I never travel outside of Asia. I know how western people see us, white or black. You may believe all these equality and diversity crap but at the end of the day, it's always "us against them" trust me.
@@kagar3465 I hear you
I think the problem is the Korean system. People are too busy focusing on the maths/english/sciences than educating the Korean people with their Geography and Politics and history. Black people are more than just sport players and musicians, you need to study the history of them to understand why black people (specially in America) are predominantly in the music/sport industry. You have to learn and understand the effects of slavery & Jim Crow & post-slavery America. Black people were limited (are still limited today) with the things they were able to do. So its really ignorant to base a whole race off of what you see in the media. What kind of person would i be if i judged Koreans based on kpop-idols & the fact that Korea is most known for it's high rates of plastic surgery? What if i thought South Korea and North Korea were the same & treated their people the same. You see i too was never taught in school about Asia in general, let alone Korea, but for people to base things off of media is really horrible. Another thing to understand is you can't just say "Africa", there are 54 countries, be more specific when talking about African people. Another thing is, African-Americans don't represent all of Africans.. again there are 54 countries. People need to understand Africa isn't a unprivileged continent because the people are dumb or poor, you need to learn its history to understand why it is the way it is. Every country in Africa was colonised (except Ethiopia & Liberia) by predominantly white Europeans, so in order to judge a whole continent and its people you need to understand the effects of post-colonisation. Learn about the drug war, because black people didn't just "get into drug dealing", drugs were put in black neighbourhood by white Americans to segregate and deteriorate black people in America. Another thing that really bothers me is the fact black are known, and this is a historically proven fact, the most discriminated against & most killed race in all of history, so for people to assume that black people are the "dangerous" ones is gross. I highly recommend that Koreans and everyone as a matter of fact to educate themselves instead of judging a whole race based on American media. Nevertheless i think social interviews like this are important because it makes us realise that theres a problem in our societies & the education systems really needs to step up, to make these kind of opinions about the black race change. Also more and more people need to step in when they see racism taken place.
PREACH!
Exactly!!!
Disciple of Christ im black and im none of those. all black people do not live a hood lifestyle, but i guess that's the kind of black people you only focus your attention on and know of. That's quite ignorant
+Disciple of Christ
my eyes roll so far back in my head i can see my brain cells die, stop spewing blatant bullshit
sopesangel Most stereotypes have some basis truths, however small it may be, statistically they're valid. Even if you don't agree with what I say, lemme ask you, would you still visit the inner cities of south Chicago, Baltimore, Atlanta, etc. if you didn't have to? Deep down inside, you know those simply aren't good ideas.
3:29 “First, they are black... people call them that because of their skin color.” My skin color is not black. I am brown, and there are a variety of brown shades in our race. There are some extremely light folk as well as dark. There are people who have lighter and darker skin. If you compare the darkest person you can find they with a black cloth or paint they will be lighter. Our skin is not black.
And white people aren't white.
The Dankest Betty White- What you said is true. But black is associated with various negatives such as fear, mystery, violence, death, evil, and aggression, authority, and rebellion. While the word white is an inherently positive word. It is associated with, virginity, innocence, light, goodness, heaven, safety, brilliance, illumination, understanding, cleanliness, faith, beginnings, sterility, spirituality, possibility, humility, sincerity, protection, softness, and perfection. (Btw I looked it up)There is a clear distinction of meaning between the two. It is clear that even some black stereotypes remain in the name of our race.
Moreover, white people are also called Caucasian. But what's another term for black people? African American? But the term only refers to Americans that are African. But I am black, and I don't know my ancestry. Should I be called African American? Jamaican American? Trinadian American? Overall I am black, but do not know where I come from. Then am I called black American? But I dislike the the meaning. So what should I be called? I am trying to convey that white people can be called Caucasian if they dislike the term white. But what can black people like me be named if they don't like the term black?
i dont think you know what they mean by black....Black is another way of saying we are brown I-
@@basukoi5299 Exactly, its not like they are going to say hes light chocolate brown
I'm really light❤️
Am proud to be black😄, because blacks are beautiful
BLACK ARE SO LUCKY THEY GET TO EAT CHICKEN ALL DAY EVERYDAY
@@ryandunphy134 White's also like junk foods😁
@@ryandunphy134 alot of people like bananas don't have to point that out on blacks
Agree with you felicia, we truly are
Even if they say we aren't
You have to trust on your words and not theirs
Kisses from Brazil :)
@@ryandunphy134 Are you white
흑인분들 한국인 비난하기 전에 뉴욕 지하철에서 아시아인을 때리는 흑인들 부터 비난하세요
Is everyone just going to act like they didn't notice how fluently this black guy spoke Korean in the video?
Yeah,he also acts in kdramas.
He's korean I think.
@@Dark666Butterfly He is a Ghanaian
So? Why is that shocking?
@@grandanse5827 Because it's not every day you meet a black guy who's fluent in Korean.
The comments honestly make me cry
I love everyone, I never hate anyone in my life. Korean music is pretty good to me and I do want to visit there to see what everything is like. To enlighten me about the differences.
However there are so many people who are other ignorant or plain racists and take it all on the media cause you are just one of those sad people. I just want EVERYONE to be treated equally and live in harmony
AnnyeonghaseyoMAya
well why do you like their culture.
don't you Africans have your own Songs and culture and foods and Musicians?
because its different and learning other people's culture is cool to me
AnnyeonghaseyoMAya
well you seem like young one.
Koreans prefer to stay with their own kind like Many people do.
you know how many White Men get rejected 😂 .
my current Boyfriend is Irish.
heck He had to prove his loyalty and his Love.
he did and we been dating 10yrs Now.
He adopted some of my culture so he can fit in to my family.
I think people are people. I wouldn't care about their race, they just have to be cool ig
AnnyeonghaseyoMAya
well some Koreans like Blacks.
I don't hate Blacks but you guys seem rather Childish.
you Men hurt your Women's feelings.
I can look up Black Women.
I will get nothing but Black CZcamsr Men insulting Black Women.
your Race is currently dysfunctional
Just imagine life is a game and if your black that's the hardest difficulty.
@The Space Cowboy TSC I should know cause I'm black and some pretty fecked up stuff happens in my life and just 14.
Yeah imagine, because it's not reality
@yuna thicc you sound so stupid. there are racist people from every race and yes that includes black people.
@yuna thicc dummkopf hahahah
I must add: Brown and Black have it hardest 😌
Although there is judgment passed around Korea, I feel like the individuals being interviewed had a broader view on matter to be able to break the questions down like that and answer truthfully. Props to them👏
For all the people that think Media or image doesn’t matter... most of their negative perceptions come from TV. Not real life black ppl.
Complex Ez it goes on because we allow and endorse it. I've personally made up my mind that I won't anymore
Complex Ez so many kids my age listen to these rappers (mainly African-American) talking about drugs sex money cars etc and that's all they see. I can't stand those types of "artists" as they literally do what a "stereotypical" black person is assumed to do. This isn't making it any easier for black people like me that are nothing like this but are being stereotyped this way as a result the them. They aren't doing themselves any favours they're just living up to the expectations that most white middle aged American men have of them instead of breaking stereotypes and over coming the status quo
Most people have no idea how deep propaganda is, which is why its disgusting to hear black people act like negative imagery isn't a big deal.
Truth N Justice you know what makes a person commit crimes is either income inequality / poverty. I think because of the American history the African-American guys face a lot of unemployment. Maybe now this problem is no more but racial discrimination does exist and i guess this makes them choose the easier way.
Truth N Justice what makes white people commit mass murder? It’s truly violent. Can you answer that?
I wanted to visit korea but on seeing this iam not intrested at all
well damn u should u r going to love it there this video its ridiculous every other country has a little bit of racism and those ppl in the video they just want to look good than any other ppl its not the truth not all koreans are like that about 15 percent of korea is racist cuz of the elderly ppl whos old fashioned
Im korean guess what. No one cares about foreigners or black ppl bcz everyone is Busy and many are not racist anymore bcz south korea has so many foreigners that its Daily life
Sheeba true. I was in Korea for 2 years back in 03-05 and I experienced little to no racism. The US is far more racist. I’d say what I experienced was more curiosity and unfamiliarity as I traveled to many places not used to foreigners; ie the real Korea and no much Seoul which is foreigner heavy. I actually felt safer there than I do at home. I even drank soju with an on duty officer who had some soju and shot glasses in the trunk of his patrol car. You will have fun in Korea trust me.
reema deema just come to S Korea .. people are polite and the place is safe and fascinating ..
A black African here ..
akshay satish Yet black people all around you disagreeing with your sentiment...
When I lived in Asia I have a really negative perception of black people because of what I saw from the media but when I went to the US to study, I met A LOT of nice black people :) When I landed at the airport, I came alone and didn;t know anyone in the US so i was scared and nervous but then my taxi driver was a very friendly older black male with such positive attitude that made me feel so much better. I will never forget that man for giving me such great first impression of being in the US
Amazing that such a positive post has no comments so far but mine. I had a similar experience when visiting South Korea, only it was the person after the taxi driver that was so unforgettable. The taxi driver turned out to be a real jerk, but the young lady I spoke with after him was simply delightful. Her honesty, sincerity and respect for another human being who just happened to have skin pigmentation darker than hers just melted my heart. She came along just in time to prevent me from developing a negative stereotype about all Koreans. A valuable lesson learned in my youth. Don't damn a whole race of people because of one idiot.
THANK YOU for not basing one of us out of all of us
La
he's trying to hit it that's why
The media shows you what they want you to see. We're not all that bad I promise. ❤
As a black man I am happy that people can admire us also. I am more humbled by the honesty in the interview. I spent months in China, I know its not Korea but I felt home and I have developed a great sense of admiration for Asians.
This is why media is so important always displaying us in a negative way people take notice it’s not any of these people fault at all. It’s our media and it’s sad
Catherine Moore
your Men talk about our men's Junk [ private Parts].
so that is one reason why we dislike you and Black Americans.
Chen Wang what are you taking about? And if that’s the reason to dislike awhole race of people that ignorant on your part! Really sad you don’t even know me. You should try to educate yourself on different types of people and actually get to know them instead of judging them over something like the color of their skin
Also, black people aren’t the only ones that talk about Asians “private parts” so you need to get that together it’s a stereotype join the club all races have them
Catherine Moore
I'm judging by actions
and the Africans [ from Africa ] are respectful and nice and they learn our ways and take back some of our Tea as well.
Catherine Moore
Whites do too and Latinas.
my Irish White boyfriend speaks mandarin and adopted Chinese culture and cuisines.
He is Chinese but his Ethnicity is Irish.
This made me really sad... i am currently learning Korean to show my appreciation and respect for the culture and would like to go to korean one day but uh... I don’t think I’d be very welcomed and that saddens me
At least you know now. I would rather you be sad after seeing the video verses being there and experiencing it face to face. Sadly, the people in the video know they are being prejudice but do not care. To them they rather be followers of evil than treat people with respect.
True I’ve been studying the language, culture you know to not disrespect their believes and stuff because I think it’s a beautiful place
To be hit by reality 😀
I’ll show myself the door 🚪🚶♀️
It’s worse in Japan... I would rather be in Korea than japan!!$
Amber Carroll Have you been to japan? I’m black haven’t been but I do have some friends (who are black as well) who have been and said they were treated like with great respect by not only the women but the men too
Why becz of this people what they talking bro dgfc about that that’s there opinions
Korean being racist to black people are just so bad because everyone has their own beauty. What if a black people judge them because they do plastic surgery, what do you think they feel?? Of course some will be offended so I don't think judging someone by the looks or skin color is not right. LET'S LOVE EACH OTHER!❤
This World would be a much happier and safer place if we did try to Love Each Other. Thanks for sharing and caring.
@Kookies and Anime you are not black. Your skin is black
Bts Randoms NIIIII-IIIII-GGGGAAA
@Kookies and Anime what do you not understand?
Hey army 💜💜💜
Black people are BEAUTIFUL, they are family oriented, they believe in caring for others, the media, movies and some of the music today doesn’t do just to the black men and women today, because they are worth more than what the media has portrayed them to be, they hurt just like all other races, they love and care like other races, I pray we all live in PEACE!🙏🏽🇺🇸🎊🎉🍾🌹🥂
The "black people are strong and are good at sports" stereotype is not a good one, and it is actually *dangerous*. It's the reason why non-black people fear us and reduce us down to our muscles (and genitals, but that's another conversation). I'm a tall, black male, but I would never mug someone or kill them (unless I'm being attacked, then someone might die), but because I look the way I do, people assume that I am a threat. It's disgusting, it's historical, and it's racist. Drop the stereotypes; they actually harm people.
Kodama !!!
Kodama Exactly; it also precludes the realityvthat other traits belong to us too - namely, excellence in the fields of science, mathematics, and literature. when Korean people ID black people as belonging to strength activities & "creative field", we know they mean fighting, high-contact sports (aggression) and singing/dancing/possibly acting. How is that any different than the pastiche that the Western world has displayed for decades? "Strong, singin', simple negro". Meanwhile, they never bother to learn about the hundreds of inventions & advances in medicine, engineering, etc that black people are responsible for. I get that their govt is myopic in what it focuses on, but in the 21st century, that excuse won't play. If you have access to info & you instead trust stereotypes (given by white media, which...that's a whole fucked up relationship Korean has w/them), you're embracing ignorance.
Agree - I'm not tall but I have a muscular frame but I'm extremely friendly and a non-violent person. I would walk away from a physical confrontation even if I felt I could break the person in half because life is not about who you can beat to the ground. Now if you attack me you will reap what you sow :)
Kodama yeah it portrays us as beasts and disconnects us from any of the traits that are associated with intelligence or affluence in society, which sucks
I like black folks, but why they always gotta die first in the movie?
I feel like African-Americans and British-Africans are so different
What are you on about?
Because they are? Like yes we're all black, but culturally we do our own stuff? I mean I'm black (Surinamese) and I live in the Netherlands, sometimes I relate to African-American culture, but I mostly do not. It's just culture. I mean Dutch people and Spanish people are also different even though they're both caucasian.
They are mainly because British Africans are usually immigrants from Africa whereas African Americans are Africans brought to America through the slave trade.
We're different because no offense we've got our cultures from Africa still embedded in us. We're forced and pushed to do well because our parents struggled and worked hard to get into the UK and make a living here.
they are very different.
Lmao im quite flattered with the Athletically gifted thing well thanks btw im eating chips sitting on a couch but still nice made me feel like Usain Bolt.
hahaha, that's nice one :)
HI haha lmao but it's totally true im still doing that😂😂
Cant we be athletic and eat our chips lol
Lmao. True, that made me feel good even though I hate physical activity.
crosbyluvya 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲
Hi black people this comment is just for you love you all . Never be ashamed of your complexion❤️
Thank you.
The Bartender thanks
The Bartender ❤🦄 thanks! Much love.
Purpl3 h4ze well i guess mutual hate is in the air. :)
The Bartender Thank you❤ #Blackisbeautiful
that’s like saying all koreans look like kpop idols
Which a lot of people actually believe
guiding star I’m not even black- wtf
@guiding star Most people I know are black. Most people I know are really skinny or too fat.
Black people are not natural athletes... The only reason you think that is because all exposure that you have to black people is through TV. Most TV actors and entertainers are pretty buff, assuming all of us are like that is a stereotype.
I don't blame you, though. The human mind tends to exaggerate on the characteristics of the unknown and blow it out of proportion for no reason
wait what many think that!?
im black too and hella lazy and i cant do any athletes the only thing i can do is being violent lmao
You are beautiful if you are:
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A human being.
Everyone is beautiful.
Press x to doubt
@Oofercado ahhhh that is true. But we have to remember that nobody was born, "ugly". People make other people "ugly" (in terms of personality)
@Oofercado If that was the case you wouldn't be listening to kpop and drooling all over those idols you love so much. In today's hook up culture, you can't tell me that most people aren't "looks first, personality second".
beautiful
Mostly only whites look good. You find black ppl with curly hair, black skin and flat looking face good looking ? I am black too and all the stuff i said applies to me .
I was pleasantly surprised by how aware and thoughtful the interviewees were.
They must have never seen Rush Hour
True
Brifrizzle 223 they should!!
Pffff, if there is one film that helps neither against black or Asian stereotypes, it is that one.
The gag is... all the Asians were black before being colonized by Europeans 😂
Brifrizzle 223 OMG THE BEST MOVIE
yup. racism isn't necessarily hateful and nobody would ever admit to being racist. it can come from good intentions, but it mostly comes from ignorance.
If it comes from good intentions then it's not racism. That word has been beaten so far out of its original meaning that no one even knows what it means anymore.
@Sainte Jeanne d'Arc
Why can't racism have good intentions? Everyone believes they're the hero of their own story. Even an antinatalist believes the human race should go extinct because they think their beliefs are righteous and just.
Racism doesn't have good intentions, it's malevolent. Look, racism now means what anyone w/ an agenda wants to tell you it means. All it is is a marxist manipulation tool to shut you up or make you dance and give whatever they demand.
@J Can du
Did you watch the video? The people being interviewed in the video are not fratists. In fact, they think fondly of Sam Okyere and welcome him to South Korea.
@Sainte Jeanne d'Arc
And of course, it's only a coincidence that you're trying to tell me what racism means, you would never have a political agenda! :) You have good intentions...
I'm black
wtf
lobsterbale you know a racist white came up with that definition right..
derik alan I'm proud to be black. I love my curly thick hair my curves and my big lips my hazel eyes . Especially my chocolate-Carmel skin.
derik alan but who said I had a round head? There you go with the assumptions. And you wouldn't want to kiss somebody with no lips would you? I mean everyone get lip injections and lip plumpers. And how does your skeleton system has something to do with your race? And again how did you assume that I have a flat nose? The fact that you are trying so hard to bring me down is so entertaining. Have a good one.
derik alan And it's good to have waxy hair. It keeps away the lice.
I can tell we are equal like-minded people cause the Korean guy assumed all black people would beat them in a fight......however I assumed most asian people would kick our asses lol
I'm korean too, and I don't have those flawless and pale skin that most Korean has and I think it makes me unique. Every skin color is beautiful because it's so unique.
I love you
The fact that you said "flawless pale skin" tho.... Every skin tone is flawless in its own way.... Pale skin is flawless, dark skin is flawless, white brown etc still flawless
@@artsbyamar7648 good
I hope all korean people have the way you think:)
Just asking, do Koreans use skin bleaching or is born pale already
When they laugh at such serious topic it creeps me out
Fr
The always make fun of darker skin
@@daffaashshiddiq8615 I agree
Lmao
@@awts..7954 it’s not dark humor it’s a serious topic. You’re obviously white luv😭💀
I've been in a few Asian countries and wherever it was, I have been stopped countless number of times to be taken a picture with just because I was black. In Japan, unexpectedely, I had a looooot of success with boys. People were pointing fingers at me while talking, sometimes I could understand what they were saying and it wasn't necessary racist. In Malaysia however, whenever I was in some flea market, you know when vendors call you to get your attention on their products? Well many were calling me "Hakuna Matata" or "Barack Obama", it wasn't pleasant at all but you could tell they didn't even realise it was bad. Oh yea and still in Malaysia, some people were fairly surprised whenever I would tell them that I live in France because they thought every black people lived in Africa.
what's a flea market?
Nathaniel Mills It's like a big bazaar where people sell merchandise. It's usually quite cheap
Tu vie en asie ou c'etait juste des vacances ?
juste kevin En Malaisie je faisais un semestre et le reste c'était des vacances ^^
HelloEmma Avec une université francaise ou en exchange students
Keep Korea for Koreans; your grandparents are correct, listen to them.
In my experiences, I noticed that people with low self esteem tents to be the one make a derogatory remarks to a total stranger.
I smile and wave at them and walk away.
Its jealousy
Its envy