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Koreans aren't the only ones who think that.
Ok and? What does that have to do with you as a foreigner and whya are you so pressed over this issue? This obsession with Americans is very weird and needs to be studied.
@@VesperJester Topic came up on a video. I commented. That's it. Now are you American? Are you fat? If not why are you triggered?
@@VesperJester Everyone has the right to opinion just like you are spouting nonsense in this comment.
@@johnnybaum7957 it’s not an opinion. Y’all constantly whine about Americans when y’all don’t even live here. We live rent free in your brains. Fix your homelands and stop worrying about us and what we eat.
When I was in China, my friends and I were called fat Americans in Chinese. LOL! It's our low quality food and lack of movement in our everyday live in the States. It does help to travel more.
Factually correct, politically incorrect.
@@steve19811 It's a story about an Asian man and his white girlfriend and you found a way to bring Black people into it...
@@steve19811 hmmm...so nothing about Hispanics or Native Americans? or will that also be saved for the comedy show?
@@steve19811 Sounds like you don't have friends that are of those ethnicities then. If you are friends you can just say things.
Not all Americans are fat
@@steve19811 Aww the sensitive wracist ytee.
A lot of other Western countries think Americans are fat. Americans do say other regions of Americans are fat too. The guy in the clip might have been blunt but he's saying what others really think (People from different Counties in all continents usually think Americans are fat)
We are fat. It's just called truth. We as Americans need to face up to the fact that our country needs to get its shit together when it comes to food and obesity.
Agreed. So, when are you going to organize/advocate to our politicians and corporations for strict food ingredients and get rid of the ingredients that are toxic? Oh, and when are you going to demand politicians and corporations give wages that keep up with the cost of living, affordable housing, that health/medical no longer be private businesses, health care for all, get rid of student debt and cut education cost without lowering the bar at student's expense? Because all of that would go so far in American's lives. Yet none of them is something that is an individual American's choice.
@@elizabethlovett4318 sure those are all things that would help on a macro level but lets be real the biggest factor which is diet and self discipline and exercise are all the individuals choice. even if u blame diet on wage and inflation, what about self discipline and exercise? dont go for that soda. go for a jog. eating salad? skip the dressing. if ur saying your examples are the only reason america is fat then youre in denial and justifying the fatness to continue in the short term and likely long term. every other country is dealing with inflation and tough wages. none are as obese as america. you dont need a politician to force/tell you to not eat things that arent good for you or to exercise 3 times a week.
Our own country is making us fat & sick. The FDA lets corporations put ingredients like high fructose corn syrup, massive amounts of sodium, antibiotics, hormones, soybean oil, synthetic dyes, etc into our “foods”. Not to mention a lot of our “food” is GMO. That’s why we have higher rates of diabetes, heart disease & cancer. In Europe & Asia, these ingredients are banned.
@@elizabethlovett4318 Yo, blue hair. You know nothing about me and what I've advocated and voted for. I'm very overweight and I will not blame EVERYTHING on shit out of my control. I take some personal responsibility in my choice to eat that whole cake. Shit like this is why people hate left wingers. Get over yourself.
We don't need to do anything. If people wanna big their backs up then they have the freedom to so. This is America. But what I won't do is take advice from someone who fled their country to come to America. Especially when you come from a country that is failing and has failed birthrates like Korea. Foreigners need to be more concerned with the problems in their countries and not with what people are putting in their stomach thousands of miles a way from them in another country. This obessesion with Americans needs to end.
Culture and diet play a role, but so does urban and transit planning. Korean cities are more transit-oriented and walkable than American ones, which leads to more walking and exercise by association. Similarly within the US we find that NYC has lower obesity rates than nationwide.
I’ve been obese & I’ve been thin. Fattest size 12, thinnest size 4. Now, I’m a size 8. As a Chinese American born & raised my eating habits growing up were not the best. Never drank water or milk and only ate fast food, junk food & home cooked meals. I was called healthy in my 20s. In America, the majority of people are overweight. They prefer to eat out, especially fast food, for convenience. And most people don’t know how to cook. They either buy frozen food that can be microwaved or eat processed canned & boxed food. At least here in NYC people walk a lot. I’ve lived in Kentucky and everyone tends to be overweight & drives.
That's often true but I got fat by making my own food, vegetarian, and overeating. Japanese American here.
The whole world thinks America is fat.
So lebron James is fat? Steph curry?
@@austinlin148why you talking about athletes? They are talking about normal people. Check the stats pal
East Asians are very blunt about physical appearance. It's not just about weight, either. If someone has a deformity (out of no fault of their own), Asians will have no qualms about addressing it publicly. Sparing feelings is basically nonexistent. On the one hand, it's great that Asians are so candid with communicating their opinions without sugarcoating, but there's a fine line between being genuinely critical vs outwardly malicious, imo.
Hahaha, that was gold. Loved the look on their faces when he said fat and greasy foods 😅😂
To be real, when I’m overworked or stressed after getting off work, I do go to a fast food chain to help de-stress and unwind from the work day. I know it’s a bad habit, but Ima go to the gym tonight to burn the stuff off.
@@davidh7832 Totally can understand. I do the carnivore diet and when I do have to go to visit fast food joints, I just order the meat patties or the sausage/egg breakfast sandwich and throw away the bread.
Meats helps you destress and I don't get the fries or any pop. Just plain water or peppermint tea. Look up carnivore diet and the thousands of testimonials on CZcams, it really works! I've been on it since March 2023 and I feel great, plus I still get to sorta have my fast food fix.
We want diversity until it conflicts with our values.... diversity in principle... conformity in reality
@@steve19811Just as much as whose want to deny diversity kid. It works both ways
@@steve19811not always true my school was diverse black and white and we didn't have conflict like ever we had the most diverse marching band and our football team was black the only conflict we had was from racist towns
@@steve19811 Of course "white" people love diversity. Y'all created the term "white" when you're just plain Jane backward, degenerate Europeans.
@@steve19811 because the black kids leaned towards football and basketball and white kids did lacrosse and hockey the softball and volleyball team were diverse
One of the things to keep in mind in a lot of countries there is tax payer funded universal healthcare, so whether someone else is fat or not is everybody's business
Is it fair to call someone a Koreaboo just because they like certain types of music? The world is globalized now. Let people enjoy what they enjoy. Also, "hillbillies" are typically NOT liberal - it's the opposite. Those people seemed genuinely nice. Imagine if your white or black girlfriend was eating your mother's cooking and was asked what she thinks of South Koreans. She replies: "They're all so ugly before plastic surgery!" Opinion or fact, it's rude. Learn tact.
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Yeah we don't call someone like hip-hop and act like black a africaboo lol
Problem is that Western people have become too sensitive. They always want to hear "good" and "nice" things and ignore the bad but life is not like that. You have to learn and deal with the bad and that is how you progress. Being fat is not beautiful nor is it healthy and the fact that western society is trying to cuddle the bad and unhealthy shows you that there is seriously problem in your society.
Oh crab!! Well, the truth hurts lol😅
That lady's "oh myy" lmaoooo
I’m sorry but we Asian have no filters. We speak directly on how we feel. I get told by my uncles and aunties that I’m getting fat all the times.
I'm from New Jersey and do the same. Not Asian and hear stuff like that often. Those Southern folks need to come up north and meet some Italians or Puerto Ricans. Nothing that guy said was shocking. 😂😂😂
@cameron, what would you tell your family?
Stop making excuses for his inappropriate behavior. It doesn’t matter the culture, his comments were rude and disgusting, especially in front of her family. How would he feel if she said Koreans are so ugly and unhappy with their natural features that they have to get plastic surgery just to pass as average looking? And then say that in front of his parents. They would be offended too. Just because something may be true doesn’t mean you should say it. And his behavior is abusive (negging) to her. I wouldn’t let Lee Min Ho call me “a piggy”, let alone some “basic, 3 at best” dude.
I am Asian dude 6ft 180lb. In Asia people would call me fat regardless of my muscle. In America people say I am fit and thin.
Canada guy here. So I taught English in South Korea back in 2000. I can see both sides here. South Korea was really just opening up then, and in the city of 150K people, I as a white guy stood out. I was called Monkey (because of body hair) and Pig (skin color) more times than I can count. But I could tell it was not meant in a mean spirited way. It was one of those things you just took in stride.
I have 2 opinions on the slip:
1) When I was in South Korea, I went out of my way to be polite and courteous to the locals. When offered something I didn't like, I wasn't brutally honest and tell them it was the worst thing I had to eat, I smiled and thanked them. To do otherwise would have embarrassed my hosts, and and even though sometimes yes Koreans, especially men from upper class families, had a tendency to be more frank than other cultures, I could tell that they appreciated my attempts to be accommodating. You don't walk into someone else's house and shit on their rug. Somethings are cross cultural.
2) I can see this being scripted. It seemed to me that the lines were overly harsh, and his reply after their reaction seemed very sheepish like he wasn't comfortable with the emotions. As I said, I seen many koreans say some blunt things, but almost never in an a mean spirited way. His tone was RUDE which, unless he is just that way, seems outside the norm for my experience.
No
They love us whites
As a korean, you pointed out well that he seems out of the norm here. It's quite a taboo here for men to judge women like that. It's not only because men wanting to at least pretend to be gentle (it's not the common reason honestly), but every women will literally lead him to social death. Korean women keep themselves locked in the surreal beauty standards and that's why they would take the judgements more serious.
And honestly human rights in korea has not been well discussed while the democracy is thriving at the moment. For decades after war, too poor to even think of the rights, dictating government is ruling, the society accepted violences easily only if that can lead it to the wealth in short terms. That kind of mindsets that people have may had been shown to you when you were in korea.
@@baddie21358 they love white girls but white guys have to settle for thailand or filipino lady boys lol
On the obesity index by country, American ranks 10th most obese, while South Korea ranks 150th.
I'm not gonna pretend there's no obesity problem in America. But east Asia in general are not very factual with their body image expectations. Like having an athletic body type with bigger muscles and therefore a thicker frame is also considered "fat". In fact anything not an ectomorph / ectomorphic adjacent body type is considered fat. ( by that I mean a lean lanky body, low body fat. Skinny naturally, lean and defined muscle tone if muscular)
And its not like there are no fat people in east Asia, they just hide/ bully them.
I love my Asians back home, but this is one of the things I will whole heartedly say, the west did it better. The diversity in beauty standards.
The US is the fattest 1st world nation and the other nations that are ahead of us we created their obesity.
I agree that asian standards are skewed but the US went really far the opposite direction where almost half of the US is obese (this is obese as in 30 bmi or higher). Diverse beauty standards are great but obesity should always be something bad as it is bad.
@@aaronmontgomery2055 I agree, and I'm not supporting the people who celebrate obesity and pass it off as another form of beauty. But it's much easier to call BS on those people and revert back to a more factual standard which we have already achieved. Whereas in East Asia it's introducing the concept for the first time with the jury still out on if it will stick.
@@aaronmontgomery2055I’m pretty sure Mexico passed the US a few years ago. And the UK isn’t that far behind the US either.
@@Hamidmahdi us is number 10 but if you take away island nations it is number 1 currently. Mexico is number 34 and UK is 55.
So I don't know where you got your info but this is using the most current data.
@@GIN.356.A have we? When childhood obesity is still on the rise in the US?
Why not use shame? Why not increase shame on the parents of obese children? I am not speaking of overweight on the bmi but obese on that scale. Using factual data more people are getting obese and that is bad. So I would prefer if shame came in to make it shameful to be obese and definitely morbidly so.
Can you show me data contrary?
I've lived in South Korea for a few years now. People in general are thinner here, but there are some heavier folks, you just don't see them in Korean media. The whole "scale" (no pun intended) of how people view body types in skewed compared to the states, though.
Someone who is considered dangerously underweight in the US would just be skinny here.
Someone who is skinny in the US is "normal" or "average" here.
Someone who is "normal" in the US would be "a bit overweight" here.
Someone who is "a bit overweight" in the US would be fat here.
Someone who is fat in the US would be considered extremely obese here.
People who are extremely obese in the US... actually I've never seen someone that large in Korea, unless they were a foreigner.
I would say obesity is a major problem in the United States. The United States compared to other countries does a bad job of regulating what can and can’t be put in food making a lot of it extremely unhealthy and sometimes just downright dangerous and I think the a part of why we’re seeing more obesity and health problems here mixed with not being taught better healthier eating at a young age. I also think the economy comes into play to here in the USA because it’s so much cheaper to get something unhealthy than to buy or fix a healthier meals that a lot people just can’t afford it because groceries and basic necessities to live are just expensive at this point.
True. I agree there's a high number of obese people in America and that for some it is as simple as poor choices and laziness. But there's so much more to it. And it's not as easy a fix as the rest of the world thinks. The simple fact is NO ONE wants to be FAT. Even the obese people who preach body positivity when they're idea of body positivity is in line with toxic positivity. It's just as unhealthy to be severely overweight as it is to be underweight. Some overweight people can even be medically healthier than thin people. There's a healthy range for weight that can work for everyone. One specific number for weight simply isn't realistic or healthy.
The US doesn't want ppl to become healthy bc they want to keep the food and healthcare industries pumping. All they care about is short-term profit & jobs. Ofc the ppl at the top benefit. Current American leadership is too short-sighted.
I understand where you’re coming from, but I also think a huge American issue is our insane serving sizes. Where we should eat til we’re satiated, we prefer to zone out on our phones and indulge in excess. We put a lot of effort towards eating/having more instead of mindful consumption.
It's true that a lot of Americans are fat but the East Asian standard is also borderline anorexic.
Bro said the silent part out loud.
LOL it's both honestly. American that lived in South Korea for 5 years. America avoids talking about our OBVIOUS fatness and plugs our eyes and ears that people are still "healthy". while Korea can go way too much in the other way... my fiance's parents literally want him to lose weight when he gains 5 lbs and gets on his case (he's total normal BMI btw)... Korea and America both need to chill their shit for different reasons. I personally like the relaxed way of talking about weight gain and weight loss though in Korea... as long as it's not super toxic and mean. I don't really see the big deal about commenting on people's weight... and this is coming from an American that grew up in rural Midwest US.
When I visited Korea back in 1988, I just remember everyone talking in Korean, which I could understand but pretended not to, about how large I was in comparison to everyone else. I was actually born in Seoul, but I immigrated when I was six. I was 15 years old at the time and admittedly, was quite large.
Korea isn’t the only East Asian country that is weight centric. I had a Taiwanese guy friend who pinched my friend’s stomach and called her fat. She was 110 lbs! Another example, my HK roommate told me anything under 100 lbs is considered fat and her mom starves her if she weighs over 100. Crazy.
This is so because most fashion, diet, new trends, cosmetic etc in Asia are all modeled after South Korea.
There is a seriously obesity problem in the U.S.A.. Then again, people in Korea are very vain and harsh about their beauty standards. Korea is the #1 country for plastic surgery. With many people having their first surgery performed at a very early age. However, you never hear about the surgeries that go south.
They get all that surgery and still don't look as good as other plastic surgery countries like Venezuela oh well can't change genetics 🤷
Well Korea is no.1 in plastic surgery since the stats count all surgeries done with Korea - regardless of the patient’s citizenship.
There are tons of nearby Asians (Chinese, Japanese, SE Asians) and even Russians who fly to Korea to get stuff done.
If you count just the Koreans, Korea will have a significantly less amount.
Many Miss Venezuela contestants also get a lot of plastic surgery too… the average ones look nothing like them
@@LeahDyson-kq4bd Like the genetics that cause you to have a two digit IQ?
the question alone "how do asians see us or like us"
is a provokative question and almost threatening asking this as a group/family
expacting the asian boy to say we love you and want to be top tier race like you guys thank you for giving me the opportunity i owe you my life
as an asian in germany i know that they knows so play your role to be safe
Bottom line is , people should respect each other. Even Confucianism teaches that.
That's an overly simplistic view. Conf--ism (my comments get deleted when I spell out the word) is more about hierarchy and everybody having a role. As long as people respect and abide by their roles they are treated with a degree of respect. Also since he is the man in the relationship he's given more respect and leeway in Conf--ism. If he said what he said while an Asian country then it would have not been construed as disrespectful. But the US has no clue about Conf--ism so misunderstandings and hurt feelings occur.
@@xuimod LOL 😆
She's cute but look how much more attractive, vibrant and energetic she is slimmed down. If, just if, more American's slim down by eating healthier, health coverage wouldn't be so high?
You guys seriously need to talk about the Stellar Blade and IGN France Controversy
Err, we are fat. In fact, obese. That's a fact. Nobody is cooking, buying bread at COSTCO is not cooking. We're all stuffing junk in our mouths on the regular. I didnt see this vid but commenting on the title only. Stating a fact is not a problem. The whole world is getting fat btw.
This Northeast guy isn't shocked by the honesty. In Jersey I've heard people called fat plenty. Not just an Asian thing.
If he didn’t like her, he should have chosen a South Korean female.
he wants that green card, that's all 90 Day Fiance is
He's not wrong. The truth hurts.
What season of the show is it?? I need to go watch it😂 OMG that was so funny🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Ya Americans are fat. But the culture is changing based on food habits in the US. I have a group of friends and associates that are super health conscious and I also have a group of friends not so much. I became overweight right after college and working a couple of years in an office environment. Stress and bad diet does it all the time. I am now actually losing weight but I am now moderately overweight by 15 Lbs. But I would say the midwest is completely different than say Southern California. In the US you know the culture around this, is very regional.
Yeah, that's anecdotal evidence and it means absolutely nothing
@@sneer0101 Well you did comment so absolutely nothing may just be an overstatement.
Eww blacks
Most people can't even afford to eat healthy anymore in the US.
Wow, that was awkward and harsh but there's truth in his words.
If you're fat you're fat, and its totally fixable. People just dont have the will power to be healthy like the Korean guy said you just eat fast food cause its easy and you're lazy
To fix a problem one must first address the problem truthfully.
“Arkansas fish fry type” that shit is hilarious 😂😂
Was that Bruce Vilanch in the pink plaid jacket at the beginning?
Asians have no filter. Lady in china town, called my wife Buddha 😂. She didn’t take offense to it
That's ok in my high school we had a lot of terms for Asians
@@LeahDyson-kq4bd. Right let’s not pretend that Asians in the west are not subjected to far worse slander than an Asian answering a question in a way that’s honest or even rudely honest.
Adapt to customs and norms? The dude just arrived.
On 90-Day I thought that guy was a jerk because the girl wasn't even pudgy.
But he did apologize to her at the Tell All.
That and Obesity is a problem in America more so because of the "Body Positivity" (AKA: Fat People Pride Only) jerks from Twitter. It's a fake movement that shames skinny women.
Dude in Asian culture Fat shaming the norm, my mom , dad , aunt and uncles and especially grandparents all fat shame us , even the barber and grocery store clerks does it , no joke .
@@brucelee5576 I don't thik Shaming is right. But I definitely don't think encouraging it is right either.
Obesity isn't a result of body positivity. Korea is wildly against the idea but their rate of obesity is rising faster then the US did. Maybe if they stopped getting mad at artists over a pinching animation and started exercising Korea would have less fat incels
She looks bigger than the guy
However 90 day fiance is filled with fat women and green card men
if fat shaming fixed obesity, Korea wouldn't have their rate of obesity rising faster than America's. Maybe they need more plastic surgery
That was a legendary funny bit anyway :D . and the guy in the video .. made a ghost like south korean accent lol.
Vietnam is the same. I'm under 6ft (5'11) and under 200lbs. This was the first time I was ever called chubby or fat in my life.
To be fat where I'm from, you need a full on belly to be fat. Here you just need to not be skinny or scrawny and they think you are a fat/chubby person.
You can hurt them by saying things back but its just childish (brown skin, nose, thin eyebrows, height, uni they went to etc)
If you don't understand the cultural context, it can be difficult to interpret the intentions of a Korean man. While not all Koreans fully agree with such attitudes, speaking in that manner can be a way of expressing affection regionally or socially. If you solely focus on the words without considering the cultural context, it can lead to humorous situations. For example, in Korea, it's common to point out someone's unkempt hair directly, which often surprises foreigners at first, but later they realize it's a form of interest and affection. In conclusion, it's important to recognize that there's a cultural context, not just the content itself. In fact, in Gyeongsang Province, it's common for men to boast about their wives or even speak negatively about them, However, many Gyeongsang men believe that it's an expression of love.
This definitely was scripted. That’s how these reality show are.
why cant people think asian care about physical health and want to live longer, that is why people judge their diet and body
My favorite guilty pleasure show 😂
Well, he's not wrong. It's not applicable to 100% of the population, but it's generally true of most people.
They are?
I wonder how much of this was scripted? I don't think Koreans would be so blunt to be so rude.
OMG!!! Love it and it’s true
I mean I don't know the statistics but I dont know alot of obese people. I do see them but when i do they are like 1 out of 30 people when I walk on the street. Fat i think is more common in between like out of shape or weak. maybe in some countries the size average is considered more. I'm not fat but my size compared to other places is clear when I have to wear a L US shirt compare to an XL shirt I got from china
Asian men in middle or the South of America, who have an even more difficult time with identity and assimilating. Would say something this direct. In Korea, this directness, is usually shared amongst close friends, normally followed with some healthy comedy. In the US, where identity is more of an issue for Asian Americans, I can expect an answer like that. But as an Asian male, we are a lot more likely to state our faults before anyone else would. Claiming and mending your own faults is a strong sentiment mostly found in Eastern Asia. And fortunately and unfortunately still persists in America amongst Asians.
Also, the Asian guy was basically saying “ if you were Asian, we’d treat you this way. As family”.
Most are...
I feel it is completely fine to be honest. If you are fat and you don't like being called that then either build a tolerance and acceptance to hearing those words or adopt a lifestyle that focuses on becoming skinny and less fat. I will say that calling or referring people to animals is a tad too far. I do not want to support fat shaming but I will say that people have become too soft . If you get offended it's most likely coming from a place of insecurity and again you only have two options in deal with it. Either you accept that you are not skinny, own it and move on or you actively do something about it (exercise, dieting, maybe surgery). I rather people be confronted with the hard truths and facts than continuing to live in a state of denial.
The truth is we have a huge issue in our country with obesity.
Not just that
Growing up in a traditional Chinese household, this was the norm! Our parents, grandparents, aunties, uncles, cousins, siblings would always tell us straight to our faces… “Omg, you’ve gained weight, omg you’re so skinny, aiyah you look homeless please go and get a haircut, why you get tattoos? Do you have a boyfriend or girlfriend? What do you do for work? Did you BUY a place yet?!
The strict diets that some kpop stars go on to “fit the desired look” are unhealthy. America has an obesity problem for sure, but too far in the other direction you have people starving themselves essentially getting eating disorders in order to fit an unrealistic ideal. There needs to be a balance. Being underweight I would argue is even more dangerous to your health than being slightly overweight.
Not just Koreans. Rest of the world thinks the same.
100% scripted. A Korean would never say that in their face.
Beta male korean american wouldn't but real native korean are different but then again women wouldn't be with beta male asian american in first place lol
Obesity. Stop the soda, junk food and watch your fat just melts off.
90 day fiance has Moroccan and Indian men on it too with fat women
Immigrants invading west and smashing western women taking western land and money, western men getting cuked lol
South Korea has compulsory military service...in the military anywhere if you're obese you're just told you are fat to your face 😂
Its not just in the military. If you are fat in Korea, people will tell you, you are fat. Its how it is there.
"Typical"
Me in America talking to one of our guys in HK
Regarding American women
This guy is so cold his birth certificate list North Pole as his place of birth. 🧊🧊🧊🧊🧊🧊
In US people have cold drink instead of water
they are
uk have a obesity problem too not just in the usa
Well the truth hurts
I don’t eat fast food but as an asian , Asian people can be very harsh
Whole world say americans and some parts of south america are prone to obsesity.
Fitness should be standard everywhere
I think he meant it as a joke but yeah it's hard facts
I mean he's not wrong.....
That small clip was rude but it was funny at the same time 😂😂
The thumbnail LMFAO
I think one issue some people are missing about this topic. Why are Southerners usually more over wieght then even your Average American? WELL THEY GOT SOME OF THE BEST TASTING FOOD ON THE PLANET! Hmmm Peacan Pie vs Kimchi. Very good Southern Food is AWESOME! I notice he kept saying Fish Fry. OMG it is way beyond Fish Fry dude. Remember Fat BuddHa is the happy Buddha! (I know it's not the real Buddha but some Chinese Monk, but I think you get the point).
I make pickles so I'm going to have to defend kimchi. You can get fat on any food, including Korean. I got fat on vegetarian food, and Japanese food. If it tastes good and you eat a lot of it, you get fat. Live the all you can eat lifestyle, and you get obese. I bet the Korean dude likes his girl chunky anyway.
Also we eat GMO foods and a long list of artificial additives.
Everyone calls Americans fat especially places like South Korea and Japan I've been there trust me its true however they do need our fat military to help them in case of an emergency.
I was born to be anti-fat
Culture gold!
"think" you mean KNOW
Homeboy didn't have to bring up weight. He could have approached it from many other dimensions.
Why is she with him she's skinny now she looks nice they look like the princess and the frog now
I mean, not many KOreans would say that to your face straight up because its considered rude - in Korea and America. I have no idea what was going through his mind when he said that.
If they are your friends they will tell you to your face everytime. If they don't tell you straight up means you are not a close friend to them.
Not just Koreans but everyone else think so too.
Two words: "WE ARE!!!"
He doesn’t need to apologize. She just big big bone 😂😂😂.
Where's the lie? 😂
When you chose, you can tell the truth...when you chase you gotta play politics. Always aim to be chose
Hi there, it looks like you shaved half of your mustache and beard in this video. The Korean guy was honest in his mind, however the girl was not even that big and he could have add more cultural context.
(8:32) Interesting take, it does look like the Korean dude was trying to be funny but failed spectacularly.
I think what got me was him grabbing her belly in front of her parents.
I think shaming is good for society to an extent.
we ARE lol
4B movement got more ammos for their movement 😂
I've seen a video from a Korean woman and she said the 4B thing is mostly made of a very small number of women and many more are still carrying on like before and going to marriage meetings. So not much of a movement.
I’d say many are in the 4B without even knowing the existence of the term. Many young women are opting out of relationships mainly due to financial reasons - as well as long shifts.
I wouldn’t say that it’s not done by a small number, but rather many are unfamiliar with the term.
No one really cares about jt here lol only a few women that can't date insists that. It's more like sour grapes.
We are fat so start walking