Yeah, apparently she went to school in Canada, which is why she has a strong accent. Every now and then you can here her Korean accent come through and her word choice sometimes isn't that of a native speaker. But she has amazing English for someone speaking it as a second language, I only wish my Mandarin was half as good.
"American rap are mostly about ..sex but, Korean rap music, like the real hip hop, are kind of more about life and some hate." I hear this take a lot. And I understand why that take is valid. However, it's the same in America people. There are loads of rap songs that are not secular. You just have to be a fan of the genre and not just listen to what is popular to know where to find them. Real hip hop started in the U.S. so you can find songs about every thing here. This was a really funny episode. I laughed so much at the stand-up and the commentary.
Ikr, K-pop is just hip-hop but Korean, I don’t understand why a lot of Kpop fans want to make it a whole differeng genre . Some of the K-pop even have some the Afro beats and dances, so there nothing original about K-pop only that they are Koreans. I don’t mean to offend anybody, I’m sorry if I did. (My English is not good sorry)
Isn't Hip Hop more of a protest of people's struggles, sort of a voice for the marginalised? I'm not into hip hop, by any stretch, so what do I know? lol
@@_Tie Yeah, I think Hip Hop's roots are from the marginalised people and their way of protesting, but it has developed into something more, as you said.
12:40 Sung-Ji literally has perfect pronunciation. She speaks better American-English than some Americans here in the US lol. Would've thought she was Korean-American at first
I think its surprising to hear a regional American accent from a non-english speaker. Seung Ji's west coast accent sounds so natural its unreal. If a native French speaker sounded like he was from Texas it would give a similar reaction.
The sound levels were off, Jimmys sound way too low(maybe to hear panelists input), but even when the panelist were talking the music was high and the talking volume was quite low.
@Global Earth - FYI…Fortune Cookies is definitely an Americanized Chinese Thing. It was created by a Chinese Immigrant who immigrated to San Francisco, and who happened to start and own his own Chinese Restaurant. Also, Panda Express is Americanized Chinese Fast-Food Restaurant
I didn't realize sung-ji didn't grow up bilingual because she speaks better english than many people I know in the US.
Yeah, apparently she went to school in Canada, which is why she has a strong accent. Every now and then you can here her Korean accent come through and her word choice sometimes isn't that of a native speaker. But she has amazing English for someone speaking it as a second language, I only wish my Mandarin was half as good.
"American rap are mostly about ..sex but, Korean rap music, like the real hip hop, are kind of more about life and some hate." I hear this take a lot. And I understand why that take is valid. However, it's the same in America people. There are loads of rap songs that are not secular. You just have to be a fan of the genre and not just listen to what is popular to know where to find them. Real hip hop started in the U.S. so you can find songs about every thing here. This was a really funny episode. I laughed so much at the stand-up and the commentary.
Ikr, K-pop is just hip-hop but Korean, I don’t understand why a lot of Kpop fans want to make it a whole differeng genre . Some of the K-pop even have some the Afro beats and dances, so there nothing original about K-pop only that they are Koreans. I don’t mean to offend anybody, I’m sorry if I did. (My English is not good sorry)
Isn't Hip Hop more of a protest of people's struggles, sort of a voice for the marginalised? I'm not into hip hop, by any stretch, so what do I know? lol
@@utha2665 you’re right though. It is that and so much more.
@@_Tie Yeah, I think Hip Hop's roots are from the marginalised people and their way of protesting, but it has developed into something more, as you said.
12:40 Sung-Ji literally has perfect pronunciation. She speaks better American-English than some Americans here in the US lol. Would've thought she was Korean-American at first
@@machjiffy4710 she studied in canada .. that's why
I think its surprising to hear a regional American accent from a non-english speaker. Seung Ji's west coast accent sounds so natural its unreal. If a native French speaker sounded like he was from Texas it would give a similar reaction.
Panda Express is the Asian version of Taco Bell
I love it mt favorite i go back all the time fabulous and fantastic ❤❤❤❤❤
11:15 -No, Saki, you are japanese!
- HOW DID YOU GUESSU???
The sound levels were off, Jimmys sound way too low(maybe to hear panelists input), but even when the panelist were talking the music was high and the talking volume was quite low.
yo . just found this channel. so good!
I want them to react to hiphop videos or comparing Korean and US hiphop! React to Harry Mack freestyle raps!
Just a criticism but with the sound so low and muffled the subtitles for Jimmy were almost impossible to read.
They're never gonna do ali wong
@Global Earth - FYI…Fortune Cookies is definitely an Americanized Chinese Thing. It was created by a Chinese Immigrant who immigrated to San Francisco, and who happened to start and own his own Chinese Restaurant.
Also, Panda Express is Americanized Chinese Fast-Food Restaurant
sound was so low.... what happened?
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background music too loud (and pointless)
Plz do Asians react to spider girl challenge plz that's my special request from Kentucky USA ❤❤❤
Olá...
Muito boa essa conversa...
Beijos 🇧🇷 ...
Will you plz do Asians react to spider girl challenge plz that's my special request from Kentucky USA ❤❤❤🎉🎉
"Korea is a country of feminine people, both men and women" i forgot which comedian said this but it's soo true...
Saki gave up speaking English🥹
Her english is awesome though 😔
Her English isn't as good as her Korean so anything longer than a sentence she just speaks Korean, but she sounds really cute when she speaks English.
Silicon not silicone