[FINAL PART] The worst things they had to be called for being mixed-race in Korea | K-DOC
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curries worship ur korean daddies
Thank you so much for sharing such an inspiring documentary about multi-racial young adult and their experiences. I love all their stories. I love their friendship they all get along.🥰 Minseok or Suga is my cousin and never have I imagined that he also got bullied when he was younger. It broke my heart and I was in tears when I watched this episode about his revelation. He is such a happy person, a person who has a good heart, generous, very humble, friendly, talented, smart, and confident. He got a lot of achievements already at young age and it is something to be proud of. I love how he handled the situation well, thanks to my aunt's advice. What she said is true they are just jealous of him because he is indeed talented and he always have his mom's support and the whole family from Philippines and USA. We are always proud of him. Just like what Sobin said being multi-racial have a lot of advantages because they have lots of talents to showcase. Being multi-racial doesn't make everyone of them less of a human( Earthians like what Minseok said) They all deserve to be treated with respect and treated equally. I'm looking forward to see these beautiful people featured again on your documentary. I love all of them, their energy and their friendship. Kudos also to the TV show for putting up a very heart warming and inspiring documentary. 🥰❤
You will upload on youtube?
@@airbornewifeforlife67 You’re so blessed to have a multi-cultural family. Please give my best to your cousin. He represented himself and his entire family very well. I wish him so much success in his life. We are Earthians. 🤍
@@airbornewifeforlife67 Is your cousin on social media platform Instagram, Twitter Facebook so we can follow him and his journey.
He is an awesome person and his future is so bright, he is the kind of person that will make impactful things happen with his generation.
Your family is amazing just by the way your aunt uplift her son.
Please share updates on him and where we can follow him
"let's just call everyone an Earthian, why limit ourselves to a nationality" AND I THINK IT’S BEAUTIFUL
Uhh what
very well said
@@Demo-mu7ob you blind?
@@boobitch_ No I am deaf though ableist.
In the distant future, the meaning of borders will disappear due to the development of transportation. At that time, they would be called Martians, who are Earth people.
We need more programs like this. Times are changing and I hope the thoughts and actions of narrow-minded people will also change.
Who give a fuck. Time is relative. Next thing you know, its nuclear war already.
@@marshallgears9743 I'm sure the ppl being discriminated against bcuz of narrow minded ppl care a lot
The thing is Kids don't say those hateful comments out of nowhere, they probably heard it or saw how their parents or family members reacted to mixed people and so they replicated it. It's honestly so sad that due to that children go through traumatic expiriences like Minseok's. Adults should be mindful of what they say and how they act towards other people, specially when in front of children cause you teach by setting an example and if that example is negative the Child will replicate that and hurt others. It's not difficult to be respectful to others and apreciate and celebrate the differences instead of shaming people for being different
@Akuai K. - that is among the best comments I have read in a while. Very, VERY true.
So true!!
that is so true!
Agree. The best teaching method is through action.
I agree because if the children just if it were just a case of strangling people because they were different, they would just be curious all right, the problem was that they treated them badly, committed bullying and caused trauma. Simply put, they are bad children.
Being in Kenya and I watch Korean, American, and all kind of shows as long as it makes me happy makes me a proud Earthian
Yess proud Earthians united 🌏⭐️
love that for you, so nice to continue learning about others cultures and feel connected through their entertainment as well😌
Me in Africa too watching the same, hello from my beloved Namibia 🇳🇦.
Earthling* 💟💟💟
I’m also from Africa! Nigeria 🇳🇬
exposing your kids to culture and teaching them about diversity and racism at a young age is one of the best things you can do for them honestly. as corny as it sounds, this world belongs to all of us and even though we all come from different backgrounds, have different skin colors and speak different languages, we are all just human beings who deserve to be loved, appreciated and respected.
I hope they stay friends for a long time 😭 I’d love to find friends like them.
It's not only on our shoulders, it's on everyone's shoulders. Especially the older generation that's holding onto outdated beliefs.
Don’t worry too much, older generations will always die.
Facts 👏🏼
This channel allows those to speak up, who wouldn't normally have the " voice" to do so! To give them a sense of encouragement, bravery, hope, and friendship! I love this! Not only, does it allow people to tell their hurt in Korea , but it also helps educate those who lack knowledge of certain things. Its simple : treat people the way you would like to be treated! Love the content, cast , and editing! Very powerful video!!
@Alicia Mina thank you!! 🤍🤍
If only we had these kind of tv programs focusing on minorities living in Australia... oh wait, we don't exist
When the Filipino guy was explaining his story of abuse, the woman in the studio justified the abusers actions by saying 'I'm sure they regret what they said now'. 🤦🏽♂️ How can you say that with so much certainty. People don't automatically stop being racist when they're older. If anything, it could be worse now!
Ikr? I thought I'm the only one thinking that what she said was wrong.
True. Especially for those who grew up with all these stereotypes, it's impossible for them to suddenly grow out of stereotypes and discriminatory attitudes. It's possible for those whose work involve being in contact with foreigners often but those who continue to live in homogenous communities and work in homogenous environments won't think otherwise
I don't think she meant it in a bad way... Some people actually think that once you grow up, you're more mature (which is not always the case).
I don't think she's justifying what those bullies did, I think she's being way too optimistic. For some of us, there's always that hope that bad people will change, but the reality is that some do and some don't (or become worse).
In fact they can, often with growth comes maturity, we all are or have been racists, prejudiced, haters, etc
@@aquaaria3489 yes , i think so too. She also that those who said those hateful words and say that other people are less worth than garbage are garbage themselves
As a mother of 2 half korean kids, i bawled. Times are changing but not as fast as they need to. Hopefully, it changes soon. My son just stared mainstream school, as of yet, nothing too bad. I honestly do not know what id do as a mother if anyone called my kids worthless.
They're Korean, not "half" Korean. Regardless of ancestry, it's what's in their hearts and experience.
You prepare them ahead of time emotionally as well as having some comeback lines. I have 3 mixed children as well and when my oldest son came home crying from school one day. I went straight to the teacher, principal, had a long talk with him about the cruelty of the world and some comeback lines if it happens again. He is more proud than ever to be half Korean. We live in the US.
"The person who said that must regret saying it now."
Doubtful, that girl doesn't remember doing/saying that at all because it meant nothing to her and she probably did it to other people as well.
Bullies usually forget (unless hurting someone felt good enough to remember) but victims never do.
Usually the person who wounds another person don't remember doing it, but the person who bears the scars of this wound will remember it forever
@thegurl8788 I feel you, I'm 31 and I vividly remember being bullied by a kid in preschool that used to be my best friend (parent were longtime friends), and then later from around 8-14y old bullied by a sadistic psycho at my swim club. Being a tall, skinny and emotional kid for most of my childhood made me a prime target for scum like that... some years after that turd was out of my life, he committed suicide- so obviously, he was a sad broken thing that needed to release his pain onto others, I can sort of understand it, but the shit he put me through, how he turned the whole swim team against me, ostracized me and humiliated and beat me daily while the coach did nothing (and nor did my parents)... that shit stays with you forever and there is no true excuse for it. and since the coward killed himself he took any chance of revenge or retaliation with him; like what was I gonna do, go piss on his grave? lol. the one positive that I took for that, at least positive for those around me, is that I could never stomach seeing injustice or bullying, not matter if it's among strangers or around acquaintances- I literally fly off the handle because of a conditioned response, I guess. Gotta find the small positives in the cruelty...
I confronted my brother once over the things he did to me in the past, and my ears couldnt believe that he said he couldnt remember a single thing he did to me...they truly just...forget.
the fact that this channel is taking this initiative to get rid of such social evils itself is a big step towards a brighter future for the upcoming generations
Agreed. I hope that KBS does something *truly* bold and courageous - a special expose on Sam Okyere. There are many sides to the stories surrounding him - good and bad, fact and fiction. It would be good to get a 360 degree view the situation.
@@claudiawoods4382 I would really like to have that story about Sam Okyere
@@sumayyahadetunmbi4347 - The lack of support from Korea's mainstream media networks plus the horrifically vile and racist attacks directed at him - and even his supporters - on Sam's new CZcams channel ("5723 오취리삶" - czcams.com/channels/K-7CE02KorCT2ZIq-zRulA.htmlvideos ) severely underminds the message that programs like this are trying to send. Addressing this proverbial elephant in the room could give a much more balanced and civil perspective when it comes to Korea's attitudes towards, racism and foreigners in Korea. From the outside looking in, it does not make Korea look very good in that regard.
@@claudiawoods4382 The way I see it, it seems Koreans are more about their image and how they look to others. They don't really like discussing issues publicly but prefers to sweep it under a rug. And they don't seems to like the idea of anyone educating them about something the don't know due to their pride or supposed 'national' dignity
@@sumayyahadetunmbi4347 - All countries are sensitive when it comes to racism. Definitely mine is. That is yet another reason why it would be better for Korean mainstream media to take the initiative and address the Sam Okyere story themselves. There are some who felt like Sam's interview with the BBC still left Koreans looking bad. If the story is addressed by mainstream Korean news, in the Korean language, with Korean reporters, in Korea, then both sides can clear the air. Again, neither side has a perfect record. The outside world largely does not think that Sam deserves the hatred that is being directed towards him. Korea also deserves the opportunity to present their case as well.
This show sometimes irritates me, they don't really have to be koreans to be respected. Like the last philipino kid said, we are all humans from earth. They must respect them. Nationality shouldn't define if the person has the right to come at you or not. But they don't seem to point that out, they just keep saying am Korean
Yeah cuz in their culture « blood » is important; like if you’re a pure Korean or not; it’s a homogeneous society that hasn’t known diversity for only the recent years...it’s no excuse but an explanation
They’ve had shows about foreigners living in Korea. Some of those people married Koreans and now have children of their own. I think this show is next generation to those previous shows. It continues the story.
While true that one doesn’t need to be Korean to be respected, I think, in this case, the point is that someone can identify as Korean regardless of how they look or how they grew up. I don’t watch the whole episodes and have only see a few clips here and there on yt, but the focus seems to be that there are Koreans of mixed race and looks who can and do identify as Korean. The racial, hateful, and/or xenophobic comments said to these little kids and teenagers are hurtful, and people should try harder to be open and widen their views.
On the other hand, one can’t help but think to how people from different races/ethnicities most often are not “Korean” or “American” enough. A lot of mixed children or children from immigrants grow up stuck in between without feeling like they actually belong in either culture they grew up in.
it's filipino not philipino
@@MissGourmandefr mehhh. Even in the US where they have this race problem.
i love how the filipino kid has a strong mindset keep it up
That half-Filipino guy can speak Tagalog tho, this is a proof that half-Koreans are special.
" Don't judge a book by its cover". you should read the first chapter until you reach the END.
in short your not allowed to judge nor discriminate just a person's appearance. "SPREAD LOVE AND PEACE ALL OVER THE WORLD" we all need it
Can we have the teens and young adults together? I think it would be so fun. Especially with minseo, Gabriel and Angel please?
There are many Koreans who live, work, and study in the Philippines, too. How would Koreans feel if they and/or their family members were told they're even more worthless than trash? We all need to keep in mind the most basic natural law: treat others as you'd like to be treated. Respect begets respect, and trust and love are that way, too. Hate should have no place in this world...and that's something that's become even more important in these pandemic times. Kudos to this show! I pray you're able to help everyone realize that being proud about your own country, race, culture and everything that goes with it is not mutually exclusive of other countries, races,cultures and everything that goes with it being good, too.
i think korean view east asian in general as less than them cz a lot of cheap labor that come to korea to work also the fact that in the past Korean men used to go to these countries to "buy" a brides ,
I hate it when they bully filipino's
Unfortunately, the issue of illegal immigrants is hot in Korea. And among the illegal immigrants, Southeast Asians make up a very large proportion. This is also the reason why Korea is tightening visa restrictions for foreign workers. This is also the reason why the word “foreign worker” has changed into a negative one
@@fatisummer9106 probably because koreans now have money so they start to look down on other asians? I don't think they were arrogant like that 50 years back.
The CZcamsr that I know for that is Jessica Lee. She was in the Philippines for almost half of her life. She lived, travelled, and studied here in PH. And she always giggles when she has Filipino stuff in her house because she really considers Philippines as her home although she's Korean, and she can speak basic Tagalog. She's also into our culture and she can cook Filipino Foods.
This is why it is important to teach kids the basic values of equality so they can be more accepting while they grow up. Parents, teachers and adults plays an important role in shaping their minds and hopefully it is always for the better.
It would be really great if more kdramas represented multicultural Koreans and also if colourism was addressed in a kdrama because I notice comments about not wanting to be ‘dark or tanned’ in some kdramas some times and I think addressing that it’s damaging in a kdrama script would go a long way.
there's a new Netflix kdrama called "So Not Worth It" (check the trailer out)
@@iVyIPTeume OMG SO EXCITING, THANK YOU
The Kdrama Itaewon Class did that.I suggest you check it out,it’s one of the best Kdramas.
We don't want American diversity bullshit ruining our K-drama like it did with American comics and Disney
@@choo1030 that "American diversity bullshit" is globalisation. You're clearly a racist person who wants things to stay in the past, separated like the 1900's. The world is becoming better because we are mixing and learning to understand eachother better - and you benefit from globalisation, so maybe grow up.
The world admires Korean culture so much but instead of trying to learn and accept other cultures that admire them, it seems to me some Koreans use the admiration of their culture as a way to prove they are superior to the rest of us.
Absolutely.
Some people might admire them blindly...but for me, if you have seen and learn enough, I know there are no culture that is better than the other...every culture is unique...and no matter how they try to make it as beautiful as they can, every culture has a fucked up things about them...so obviously they are not superior to anybody ..but I do saw some kids who worship them just because things they saw on kpop and kdrama...kids, those thing aint real...respect everyone but remember, nobody is a saint or an angel...
They need to read the Book of Proverbs and be humbled.
👏👏👏👏👏 exactly!!!!!!
I feel like this is a thing in nearly every country. Especially if the country they are from has at any point been a world super power. It’s frustrating.
How kids treat other kids, is the direct result of their parents' teaching.
In kindergarden, I had a friend who was obese. I never gave it a thought and still mostly remember her smile.
Many years later, my mother told that my friend's mother had come up to her one day to thank her for my friendship. She said some of the other kids shunned her daughter because she was overweight.
My parents taught me kindness and fairness - children do not get judgmental by themselves.
Shows like this are so heartwarming, we need more shows like this. This show open the eyes of alot of people! Lets just live our life with love! 💓
He speaks so fast when using tagalog 🤣 ano daw ba kasing gusto nilang maintindihan hahaha
I just hope that people learn from this program and Change the way they think too
I hope they get educated
I really love this program
wow i can't believe some things people say to these kids... Even as a 5 yo I understood that you shouldn't judge people by their skin color or appearance so being young isn't an excuse. It's really just about who's raising you.
When I saw „Final Part“ in the title I thought, „What? Already?“. And why does 10 minutes go by so quickly when I‘m watching these series? (this and the one with the teenagers) I have mix-raced children, too, but they have not experienced any racism here in Europe that I know of. Racism is so insidious not only to the victims but also to the perpetrator. It damages both heart and mind slowly but surely if it goes unchecked. It is good that these kids found the strength within themselves and support in their families and friends. Please have more programs like this.
at the very young age those words said to filipino boy is such a trauma until he grows up. Such a cruel corrupted minds of the kids now a days (brat)
Be strong and faithful kid. Those who said to you that your like a trash is more than a trash than you..
I was labelled as useless by few friends and 1 of the teacher at primary school because I'm kind of different and slow learner back then. But now I'm a doctor and specialised in Occupational Health, I'm doing well now. I even treat that teacher during my training in Hospital...deep inside I felt satisfied and grateful that I proved them wrong
Good for you! Glad you are doing well.
Wow these episodes, the teens and young adults versions were excellent! hope they continue with this
I got shookt when he started speaking tagalog, i didnt expect that😂
I understood every word he said, such a witty response!
I've been waiting for this kind of show this is very useful.
This is already the last part😭 I need moreee hshshs
NOOOOOO, NOT THE FINAL PART!!! :'(
I'm gonna miss this, especially the edits :')
More of this please. It's nice to see young adults point of view.
My eyes were sweating when the Philippino guy cried😪😪
I'm an avid fan of this show ❤ thanks for highlighting this kind of of problem not only in Korea but also in different countries. Let's stop racism. Like what this teens said.. were on the same planet and we should love each other no matter what nationalities, looks or skin color we have. No hate just Love. More power to this show. Sending love all the way here from the Philippines 🇵🇭❤
3:31 I just want to point he said “okay so what do you want to hear from me” in Tagalog my Tagalog isn’t that good since I come from another part of the Philippines and it’s a different dialect sorry 😭😭✋🏻
Ohhh thank you so much! It didn’t say what it meant in Korean so I couldn’t translate 🥳
@@k-doc467 it’s okay! I just wanted to translate for the people who didn’t know
@@TBNREllaXx - And us non-Tagalog speakers appreciate it! 😊
@@claudiawoods4382 awww ur welcome!
I always wish that there's like at least 6 episodes each time, bitiinn maderr😭
On behalf of my culture and people I am so sorry...🙇🏻♀️🙇🏻♀️🙇🏻♀️
*YES WE'RE ALL EARTHIANS*
Lol
“No one can make you feel inferior without your consent.” ~ Eleanor Roosevelt (If someone says something mean to you like "You're worthless", don't give them your consent.)
Those are beautiful words, but she probably grew up with privilege. Our environment has a way of rubbing in notions on us regardless how strong our confidence and character may be. This is something people who grew up with privilege in a middle class or upper middles class society will never understand. So nope, that fancy name does not count.
@@minhblessstar-tabbytv9125 Yeah, as much as I like the beautiful saying, it does come from a place of privilege. Eleanor Roosevelt was the first lady of the United States in 1933 (she was President Franklin D Roosevelt's wife). Rereading it, it does feel that the quote is really tone deaf to the POC experiences with racism (especially back in 1933). Don't give them your consent; Tf does that mean. Pretend that their words and actions don't hurt me, and if they do it's my fault cuz I don't have thick skin?
She made many achievements as a human rights activist, which is very commendable, it's just that this specific quote irks me.
I am from Northeast India,and we look different from mainland Indians and so we are discriminated and treated differently.I just wish people learn to respect others no matter how they look.
@o of course your CZcams only shows these things about India.
We can also say that Korean boys are feminine, racists, plastic surgery bots everything but we don't.
And sati ?? Wtf??? 😂😂😂Looks like Korean mind set is 1000 years back.
If not for those teen koreaboos no one would care about your country.
No woman of normal age and maturity are into kpop and kdrama.
So don't feel superior.
I hope to see them again sometime soon their friendship is so admirable TvT!!
What !!! This is so short we want more.but am really glad some people are working tirelessly to stop discrimination in korea ,this show really means a lot. Thanks you all💖💝💖💝
i need more with these kids 😭😭😭
Nooo why is this the last episode ?? I really want to see them in their own tv show it would be so fun to watch 🥺😔
And yet Kpop fans always defend their idols when someone called them out for bullying.... inTerEsTiNgG ,, yes this is a topic about the biracial kids but bullying is so severe in Korea 🤡 the victims have emotional scars for life seriously
I really love this show, please more of this❣️❣️❣️
In any society, prejudice and judgement will be always there. What's good is that we are able to look back, talk about it and learn from it. I really like this show as it shows realities that people might have thought of as non existent.
As a person who worked with new immigrants who came to America, as a volunteer , I would like to say this experience is not unique to korea. My heart broken everytime when a kid whose first language was not English (usually Spanish), was faced with not just racism but hatred, taught by xenophobic bigots of parents, for not being speaking English but also being accused of being "bloodsuckers", invaders who use resources and not give back (which is not true).
I remember people liked making fun of a new classmate because he didn't speak English. I left he alone because I knew it was wrong and I was an immigrant as well just from an English speaking country.
There are various ways kids learn to mistreat their classmates. TV shows, their parents, from other kids at school and on the playground, older siblings or cousins, etc. It's parents' responsibility to teach their kids to not treat others badly because of their differences. They have to be an example to their kids by treating people right.
Perfectly stated. Thank you!!!!
I can see how worried is Sayuri maybe she's thinking how is going to be Zen experience in the school....
@GreAleLiv - I 100% hope she sends Zen to an international school in Korea. Even then it probably will not be perfect. But at least he can be around a diverse group of kids, so he won't feel totally alone and "othered". Actually, I found it bittersweet how these 4 young adults bonded with each other. For the first time in their lives they met other young adults who not only understood what they go through, but also actually *saw* them. I loved watching how they registered each other's differences - and then quickly moved on to celebrate those differences. Ultimately, they saw each other simply as just another person who shares their ties with Korea. This series was so AWESOME!
I think it's already getting a lot better and by the time zen goes to school (in 4 to 8 years) there will be plenty of people like him. Even now william, bentley, naeun, gunhoo, jinwoo are on tv and receiving lots of love. It's not perfect but with the new generation I think it keeps getting better
@@Loriani93 I don't think that will change a lot for ALL mixed raced Koreans tho. Wilben, and naeun siblings are white+Korean, also they have celebrity dads. I would say in Korea and most Asian countries, colourism is still a big issue. So I think ppl who have darker skin (like the black kid and Filipino kid in this vid) will still face a lot of discrimination. I mean even Asians who have darker skin get hated for no reason...
More and more foreigners are settling in Korea because Korea is a great country, kinda like why ppl immigrate to the us, Canada... But imo Korea achieved this level of development too fast (literally 30 years ago they are at war) and a lot of Koreans are still not ok with foreigners. Unlike Singapore, they're a homoethnic country and some older generation might think they built all of these by themselves and now foreigners are here to "take their credit" and all... I mean they are a very diligent and hardworking culture, that's why they can become a first world country in such a short time. But a lot of conventional mindsets are still prevalent in Korea, eg: racism, misogyny, age superiority...
No country is perfect and that's why we should all work hard to improve, all the time
I'm a mother of 2 half Korean kids living in S. Korea. It's true that sometimes the elders can be quite racist but I can see that the younger generation is improving. My son's kindergarten has 3 mixed kids and no kids talk about how their friends look different. And I can see younger moms on the playground teaching their kids that their friends can look different and that's cool. I hope Korea would be better when my sons grow up, as a parent my heart breaks to know that they have to hear such painful words as kids.
Do yourself and your kids a favour, and immerse yourself locally. That means becoming fluent in Korean, and basically becoming a Korean (like the other Korean mum's), because your kids already are korean... Or there will be communication gaps down the line.
Basically if you still are a stereotypical foreigner who can barely speak the local language and live in their small foreign bubble... Well, you can't expect to be treated like any other local.
woow this ep is so wholesome makes me wanna cry
1:35 I definitely disagree with that, even if little kids have never seen anyone who looks really different from them it's still weird that they immediately think that looking different is bad or something. They just aren't raised well, their parents must haven't thought them not to judge other people by how they look and that there are people who look different. It also has a lot to do with Korean culture but I'll leave it at that.
Exactly.
Finally someone said it . I also found bullying in korean dramas weird , its not just nationality issue even koreans bully other korean for just having different personality or looking different for facial features . Its just basic sense that everyone is unique with different tastes . thinking , body , etc .
Well, I live in a white community and some very young kids naturally feel afraid when they look at me sometimes. It is natural to recognise differences and sometimes they react a bit overly but especially for very young children you cant blame them. But obviously if they have a chance to see and learn on other ethnicities cultures hands on they definitely deal with differences better.
@@reshmaasha4775 couple of days ago I talked to a white European kid and she was so concerned about getting bullied if she does something different? Do not think bullying and peer preasure is a Korean thing only?
@@kimmy542 Why when Korea is criticized, folks come in with "Korea isn't the ONLY ONE!!!", like it matters?
Thank u for uploading and subtitling it !
TvT i really like the editor uwu. You make it more funnnnnnnnnnnnnn YEAS
ILY 💕😩✌🏻
Why are young children so cruel to one another? Pain from brutal comments like calling someone garbage stay with you. I hope over the years that individual has reflected on themselves and has become a better person.
More episodes please. 🥺
Edit : If someone is watching this show who have said bad words to someone, please don't do it anymore or say sorry. A sorry can make them a little happy and confident.
Glad shows like this exists...keep it up. You are making a difference. And I hope will wake up and see through skin color, race or gender.
What a great program. I wish change would be easy although it’ll always be difficult. But little by little things may open up by continuously educating others through platforms like this and those with influential platforms continuously raise awareness about this too, although there is still certainly a long way to go. But anyway proud of these people , they are so strong to live a life with these experiences. This is what builds their identity and sets them apart , which makes them even stronger people that they are today💪🏼 😌 best wishes to them👍🏼
It is so fucking beautiful seeing races mix - the challenges they overcame resulted in this most beautiful of results. Everyone knows that mixed race people are so beautiful physically.
CHEERS TO MORE SERIES LIKE THESE!🥂
When i was a kid, i like seeing foreigners not because i find them odd but im amazed how diverse the world is...making me want to see more what this world can offer. Imagine a world without superior or inferior race, a world where those who have plenty and strong help the lacking and weak, those who are weak strive to get strong while the strong ones cheer for them.
I agree with the lady who called them assets. I feel the same way. Knowing multiple languages, cultures, etc are all strengths not weaknesses. It must be bittersweet for these kids they faced so many hardships but also they're blessed with a multicultural background and raised by wonderful open minded parents who taught them love and acceptance 💜 I hope one day the world can be united and learn to accept, love, embrace and respect all of our wonderful differences. Honestly language and culture is so interesting and if we'd only focus more on learning about other cultures I think that would be a major step in learning to accept and understand one another :)
We should be more like animals. They don't see their differences in the way we do, a german shepherd doesn't see a dalmatian and go "ew, he's different than me. his coat has different colors" etc, he only sees another dog. Ffs we've got dogs and deer, baby horse and bunny, and many more all becoming friends too. And to think some people actually look down on animals like they're below us when it seems they are showing better example than us in many ways.
This should be dramatic, but still cant get over the Fil-Kor kid break it by being funny, 3:28. lmao. He’s got high EQ.
I hope they will be friends for real they are soo good to each other .. I hope there's a s2 of this I love the show and also the editor 🥺✨❤️
Second? I'm trying to hold in my tears rn
ahh fourth 😭😭😭
I really love this kind of program.
HE NEED TO MEET ANGEL HDHJSJSJ I CANT WITH THE EDIT OMG 😭😭😭😭😭
I love this! I am Earthian living in Colorado, USA!🤟🥰❤️
3:32 really🤣 the angel of this group
I have not watched long into this video and i keep hearing excuses all around. We need to stop making these excuses. It only justifies why children and adults alike continue to do these racist acts they do. Do you think those children grew up knowing white from black? If not because they learnt it from those around them? Especially their parents for a start. They dont know ,they dont know, but the abuse continues. It was heartbreaking seeing this boy cry over being called garbage.
Similar things happens in Japan too:(
Foreigners in Korea are brave, united, friendly and mostly taking to one another's. They are not the most suicidal community in Korea because they are practice to not pali-pali in work or pressure themselves
Parents, teach your kids to be respectful and to know that in the world there are many differences and uniqueness. I remember too when I was a kid I had a few rude classmates who had foul mouths at the age of 6 or 7. Geezzz.,
This program is so good
We are human
We live together in the world
We have different skin colours
We speak different languages
Our country is multicultural
That is so sensitive
Open your mind
Open your eyes wide
Love this show from india
Its my request plz add link of different parts in discription is really hard to finds parts
Always great to visit your parent’s country like the Philippines and you will realize how grateful you are for being a part of that country.
OMG I LOVE U BLESSING US WITH ANOTHER VID🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🤩
OMG I LOVE U BLESSING US WITH ANOTHER COMMENT 🤩🤍
@@k-doc467 AHHH U REPLIED 💜💜💜💜
These kids should have been in Vietnam. If you’re a foreigner or a mix raced kid, you’re the super star of the school.
Awesome episode 😍🥰🥰
More episodes with them please. the kids went shopping, i hope they do activities too
Moving conversation among mixed-race youth in Korea! A lot of lessons to be learned. May every person around have a compassionate heart and the willingness to welcome others and experience genuine belongingness. God bless us all!
We are all Earthians! YES!
we all share the same planet and should work on living in peace and equality togheter no matter which nationality you identify with or where you were born or choose to live.
this is such an eye-opening show! thank you kdoc!
People pay the same bills and taxes. Live their own life to be happy and become successful in their own way. Let it be. Who cares what gender or nationality you are if you live an honest life?
I swear, I'd rather live in an "honest people" country rather than Italian, Russian, Chinese /you name it/ country. Like I could care less about the beautiful cultures and languages if that means closing our eyes to murder and rape that happens every day in our lives. No human suffering is worth our ideals.
@@divx1001 totally agree, but I feel very sad because most people around me don't think the same way. I don't even know how to deal with this.
3:36 he said “why? what do you want from me?”
They're all adorable!! Great to hear their experiences.
As someone who is mixed race, I took all there stories to heart. You never feel like you belong anywhere.
I'm Navajo and Hispanic/Latino. I have been discriminated my entire life. I've been called very racist things from my fellow tribesman. The funny thing is I can speak and understand Navajo, while they can't.
I wish the episodes are bit longer and more episodes
*Why limit ourselves to a nationlity?*
U da best minseok-ah 👏👏
"bakit ano bang gusto mong marinig sa akin?" so cuteeee. I really love this show huhu 😭🤍🤍
I can sense that he can really speak Tagalog.
@@bryx170 yuppp, i guess so.
Thank you I’ve really enjoyed watching this series. These guys are so unique, talented, inspiring, courageous & funny. I hope by sharing their experiences they can comfort & lift up many others suffering discrimination. Pl pl bring them back & the adorable teenagers too 🌻
I hate when people justify when a child says something harmful like that, they should know better, their parents should know better; if we keep justifying that behavior that brat will become the real garbage of society; this is not just parents responsibility, but also of teachers and society in general. The lack of respect and morals start when we're kids, this generation need more structure and discipline.
I didn’t think I would get so attached to these young adults (as I did with the kids) 🥺 we need more shows like this, it’s so eye opening and heart warming at the same time. these are all great kids/people 🤍
Let spread love and make the world a better place.
We are all family,made byvthe same Creator.
Let treat others the way ,you would like to be treated.
Let's be kind
We need the editor to do a cameooooo.