That always sucks. Do 5 things but forget the only thing they actually asked for us to to....and they always complain, instead of saying, "Oh, it's ok, you did enough today. Just take care of it tomorrow. Good work, son!", they say something like, "get out of my house, son, you're almost 40.". Ingrates!
I was about to eat some food but then my parents told me they knew a kid who ate food who got attacked by a cat and now lives with a family of geese. Thanks, Steven.
Steven neglected to mention one thing on the Example lesson: the ridiculous nature of your examples if you do them right might be so strong that your failure might raise an objection despite knowing it's a trap. This allows you to spring an "are you talking back to me?!" trap discussed in previous episodes of Failure Management or even use The Slipper to apply double or even triple the amount of E MO TIO NAL DA MAGE Essentially, it's a luring technique to set up a series of blows, rather than a standalone move if you use it properly.
Steven also forgot to mention the go to bed issue. In this scenario, you make your failure believe they messed up so bad, they want to just kill you and contemplate the ways to do so. This often gets paired with the "Stop crying or I will give you a reason to do so" and the Crying in silence.
Omg, yes! Cold water! I remember being a kid in the middle of summer and asking for a glass of cold water from my grandma. She asked me if I wanted to get pneumonia and die. Ah, good times.
My greatgrandfather died like that. Working in the hot summer and drank cold water and got pneumonia. In those times it wasn't treatable in Romania, so he died 😔 left my great grandmother all alone.
@@StevenHe It's real! I have actually had to say emotional damage in session while forcing myself not to say it the way you do. Might make a good skit!
@@ac8844 "Why are you laughing? This has ruined my life"... Steven He is such a legend...oh oh shit sorry. You ever been told the tale of the UA-cams? :D
When I was in high school, I became friends with a transfer student from HK.. Can confirm, this training is channeling his grandfather's spirit! That man's Failure Management (Emotional Damage) skills were on point... he was so skilled, even unassociated people 5 blocks away started to learn the piano! I still have flashbacks of the over the top stories. Like this one time I went to go get my friend so we could hang out with our friends, and his grandfather told this story of how he had to hunt white tigers, in the winter at night, while carrying multiple buckets of water for his small village from a river 15km away... and as a reward, he was allowed to stop at the local hardware store to work for money to buy the monthly sacks of rice for the family (which also had to be carried with everything else) To this day, I still feel like I'm not doing nearly enough for my family/friends whenever I want to go do something unproductive... lol
@@StevenHe lol, yeah, I was impressed by his ability to always find a way to go just that little bit further :D He was a great man with a fantastic (and often sharp) sense of humor, and I think he'd love the work you do here!
As a white boy with Asian parents I have dozens of emotion damage and this is very true, they had to walk up and down the hill, swim on land walk on water to go to school at my age
Lol same as my parent but they tell other kid out there do as you said to go to school. They said...I'm lucky enough to get a good school, so my parent want me to get A+ to paid for their effort. Damn, i'm scared to swim on land😂
Nguyen was triggered. Poor thing. I worked for minimum wage once, also walked to work 20 miles, on one foot covered in thumbtacks, downhill both ways[physics was not invented yet] my other foot was bankrupt from my failed business.
@@martinweiss2955 Ah you think YOU had it bad? Where I worked, we got lower wage than a guy working at MacDonald's. I had to work 100 miles WHILE doing homework at the same time with my right arm, my left arm was broken from fighting a grizzly bear. I walked all 100 miles on one foot, while my other foot was working at Canadian Tires. And I had to work EVERY DAY, no day off, no breaks to use bathroom, no breaks to eat lunch. I had to stand the whole time because sitting wasn't invented yet. And I uh, I did it when I was 5 >:).
@Mr. Regular oh that seems stressful. My business was selling beaver pelts and meat on the QEW. This was before science existed so I had to invent the beaver by breeding cats with giant mice, birch bark and twine. I died twice by the black plague. Bathroom? Back then it was illegal to use a bathroom. I had to hire Lewis and Clark to direct me over the great lakes, where I swam 75 miles south into the United States, while being shot at with muskets.
I still remember the call from my dad as soon as I walked in from school like he knew exactly when we walked in the house. Would pick up the phone and get "the house better ve clean and laundry better be done by time I'm home" he didn't have to threaten anything because you knew if it wasn't done there would be hell to pay. Shit even my friends were scared of my dad , guy can look at you and send chills down your spine. He's softer now but it took over 30 years to break him even a little.
That one is EASY! You mostly unplug the dryer so that there is no electrical connection and the slightest bump will make the plug fall to the floor. "Must have been vibrations?!" - Hypothetically, of course. (/wink)
I had a Vietnamese friend growing up and I swear to God this is what it was like at his house. And when I visited my friend, it didn't matter if I was white, I got the same treatment as if I was part of the family. I still talk to my old friend to this day and he's got his own kids to torment now.
One time my cousins and I used ALL the detergent by mistake. Our grandma locked us out of the house and said she'd called the chief crocodile and the crocodiles were on their way to eat us. I was three. #emotionaldamage
Bonus emotional damage: Whenever your failure has a problem or is suffering from an illness or injury, follow these steps - provide no help - compare their situation to something much worse you or some other old relative went through - give them pointless advice (bonus: if the problem is some physical ailment or sickness, blame it on his attitude or emotional state) - related to the above, repeat the pointless advice, each time a bit louder - when your failure complains, show yourself offended - repeat these words: "I was trying to help, why do you have to be so unreasonable?" The unfairness will combine with his suffering and frustration to deliver maximum emotional damage
"Tell you what happened. He drank cold water and froze all his height off" is now my favorite Steven's Dad quote. He really has the best ways of critter-sizing for everything.
This Energy is made with the Tears of the most emotinal broken and depressed Asian Childrens... Sorry my Fault, i mean Failures. Their Paine is so Delicious!
Only 1 comment over 200 likes? Smells like minimum wage. When I was your age, I had over 200 comments with 2000 likes. How can I ever go back to Beijing and show my face when you’re such a failure.
The laundry one was so true. It is always the chore that I always forget about. I actually used a blow dryer to blow dry all the clothes once and my mum came back without me knowing and when I found out she was just standing in the door way of the bathroom, staring at me blow drying all the clothes. It ended in my mum with a clothe hanger in hand and me running around the house.
My biggest problem was this: I always remembered to wash the laundry, that was easy... ...but I always forgot to dry it until they were almost home. The following lecture was torture and somehow things I did years ago also came up.
Just remember children, no matter how old or how big you get, MOM KNOWS HOW TO BRING YOU TO YOUR KNEES! I can testify twice - as recipient and as dangerous mom. Lol
You're killing it, Steven. My kid called you the emotion damage guy the other day, which is great because it's time to employ your parenting techniques. At 9, I think he'll understand enough for it to be effective.
I tried your methods with my children, and i have to say it's 100% success! They've embraced inner failure in themselves and took the path of zero confidence and general self respect! Please continue making your outstanding lifecoach videos!
I never learned these strategies from my parents. It is always better to learn these punishments first hand because each Asian household has a different technique. Thank you for teaching non-asians these strategies so they too can manage their failures.
"Smells like minimum wage" I laughed so hard 🤣🤣🤣 its 10pm and everyone's asleep other then me watching Stevens videos I feel like I'm waking the whole street up 🤣🤣
The example one hit waaaaay too hard 😅The one I remember most was when I wanted to go to the playground down the street by myself and my mom told me about how a girl went out on her own and was later found dead in a river nearby. I was like 10 at the time
I am so happy to see how your channel has grown as well as production quality. Seeing you collab with others, hang out with friends, having fun- I am really happy for your continuous success!
An incdent that is similar to this is one time I was about to go outside and touch some grass at night when my Asian parents told me that they knew that my deceased cousin touched grass and became one with them. I told them "like that ever happened", and they showed me the death certificate said "Mr. Allan Timmy died to grass poisoning". Thanks, Steven
How he does laundry is how I do laundry as a mom of two kiddos. I almost spit my coffee out laughing especially when he placed the entire Tide in the washer!
As a asian, my mother and father did all of the things from the emotional damage series to me, gives them a excuse to yell at me and makes me have trauma and eMoTIonAl dAMaGe 😭
2:52 I unironically got some flashbacks because of the desk in the background. my mom had one that looked like it for years when I was a kid. not sure why I remember it so clearly now but thanks I guess.
I like how he doesn’t ever account for the fact that some children may not be complete failure and instead always uses “failure” and a synonym for “child”
Always there when I need him to make my day better! Also, can we take a second to appreciate the cinematography on these videos. These videos are getting close to looking like Netflix comedies.
As an Asian I strongly confirm that this is real. The "cold water" related to 4"11 height at adult made me laugh so bad. When I was little I also received information as "You'll have giant worms growing in your stomach if you drink cold water."😂😂😂
The part where steven thinks about all the tasks he was asked to do but forget the important one, it is so relatable.
He even remembered the chicken this time!
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Forgot to cook the rice tho
That always sucks. Do 5 things but forget the only thing they actually asked for us to to....and they always complain, instead of saying, "Oh, it's ok, you did enough today. Just take care of it tomorrow. Good work, son!", they say something like, "get out of my house, son, you're almost 40.".
Ingrates!
Bro that panic of trying to get the chore done as fast as possible before you get in trouble is portrayed beautifully
@Steven Не 🅥 I like how my notifications for this bot was the odd ones out, but has changed I suppose the owner of the channel forgot to change it
Me: hears my parents walking with heavy thudding footsteps right outside....
Also Me: i'm screwed
I do that every day
I was about to eat some food but then my parents told me they knew a kid who ate food who got attacked by a cat and now lives with a family of geese. Thanks, Steven.
HGAHAHAHAA
Ah I remember too when i was about to sleep when my mom told me when my cousin slept, the next day, he no longer breathe...
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@@thatmadlad5381 AYO WHAT?
@@thatmadlad5381 bruh what
Who's here before this blows up
Steven neglected to mention one thing on the Example lesson: the ridiculous nature of your examples if you do them right might be so strong that your failure might raise an objection despite knowing it's a trap. This allows you to spring an "are you talking back to me?!" trap discussed in previous episodes of Failure Management or even use The Slipper to apply double or even triple the amount of
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Essentially, it's a luring technique to set up a series of blows, rather than a standalone move if you use it properly.
Steven also forgot to mention the go to bed issue. In this scenario, you make your failure believe they messed up so bad, they want to just kill you and contemplate the ways to do so. This often gets paired with the "Stop crying or I will give you a reason to do so" and the Crying in silence.
@@NotJohnnyTamale fax
That is correct 😊
Asian dad spotted...
I've heard about this ancient technique. I believe it was referred to as the "Send them to Jesus!"
This is what they need to teach us in school.
The discipline of Emotional Damage must last throughout adulthood!
This would be the advanced level
@@StevenHe ok
@@StevenHe I'm sorry, did I just hear you coining the term "failure-let"?
What floor is that building that the fear of getting wrecked by a car seemed feasable
@@chillinnn11 13th
As an Asian teenager with Asian parents, I'm telling you guys, these are pretty dang accurate lol
Even though he looks like rick astley
Im so glad I'm white, wait that came off wrong...😳
Pretty normal
Agreed
It’s Not just Asians
I like that Steven’s dad doesn’t even bother referring to your child as a child and skips straight to failure
hahaaaaaa facts
Its because if your watching the video you already have a failure lol
IKR,
Halo this is my failure he does calculus but is three BEAT THAT!
Failures must be referred to as 'failure' unless your parents are bragging about you to other family members.
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Omg, yes! Cold water! I remember being a kid in the middle of summer and asking for a glass of cold water from my grandma. She asked me if I wanted to get pneumonia and die. Ah, good times.
"Who wont you have some HOT TEA?"
Yes thank you :(
My greatgrandfather died like that. Working in the hot summer and drank cold water and got pneumonia. In those times it wasn't treatable in Romania, so he died 😔 left my great grandmother all alone.
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So, parents telling useful things someday, huh?
@@quirogatnonerrat3214 Unless he inhaled the water I think he probably got the pneumonia from something else lol
@@quirogatnonerrat3214I can't tell if this is a joke or not. If that actually happened, I'm sorry:(
As an IRL psychologist, I cannot tell you how many times EMOTIONAL DAMAGE pops into my head during sessions!
oh my hahahah the more I picture that the funnier it gets
@@StevenHe It's real! I have actually had to say emotional damage in session while forcing myself not to say it the way you do. Might make a good skit!
@@ac8844 "Why are you laughing? This has ruined my life"... Steven He is such a legend...oh oh shit sorry. You ever been told the tale of the UA-cams? :D
@@Fizz-Pop the struggle is real!
Bro that's your entire profession
When I was in high school, I became friends with a transfer student from HK.. Can confirm, this training is channeling his grandfather's spirit! That man's Failure Management (Emotional Damage) skills were on point... he was so skilled, even unassociated people 5 blocks away started to learn the piano!
I still have flashbacks of the over the top stories. Like this one time I went to go get my friend so we could hang out with our friends, and his grandfather told this story of how he had to hunt white tigers, in the winter at night, while carrying multiple buckets of water for his small village from a river 15km away... and as a reward, he was allowed to stop at the local hardware store to work for money to buy the monthly sacks of rice for the family (which also had to be carried with everything else)
To this day, I still feel like I'm not doing nearly enough for my family/friends whenever I want to go do something unproductive... lol
Hunting white tigers😂
@@StevenHe lol, yeah, I was impressed by his ability to always find a way to go just that little bit further :D
He was a great man with a fantastic (and often sharp) sense of humor, and I think he'd love the work you do here!
Story time…
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@@StevenHe emotional damage
Big congratulations to Steven's dad for being promoted from professional Asian Dad... to Professional Asian.
HAHAHAHAA
@@StevenHe then promoted to Drill Sergeant Professional Asian Dad First Class
@@MTF.TAU5..Bob. Haha! Then 5-star Brigadier General of Emotional Damage
I don’t care beast
Then promoted to just "Professional", next ". ".👍🏻
As a white boy with Asian parents I have dozens of emotion damage and this is very true, they had to walk up and down the hill, swim on land walk on water to go to school at my age
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@@stringfellowbalk2654 you wouldn't understand the lengths they had to go to have a decent education
Lol same as my parent but they tell other kid out there do as you said to go to school.
They said...I'm lucky enough to get a good school, so my parent want me to get A+ to paid for their effort.
Damn, i'm scared to swim on land😂
@@digiton115 another person to share my trauma with
Sorry I have to ask... how does a white person have Asian parents? What's your story?
As a man that doesn't have Asian parents, I can confirm that this is real.
HAHA
@@StevenHe lmao fr
yup
Yep
As someone who Does have Asian parents, I too can confirm that this is real.
😂 I loved when the Father walks in and says: “smells like minimum wage”😂
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Nguyen was triggered. Poor thing.
I worked for minimum wage once, also walked to work 20 miles, on one foot covered in thumbtacks, downhill both ways[physics was not invented yet] my other foot was bankrupt from my failed business.
@@martinweiss2955 Ah you think YOU had it bad? Where I worked, we got lower wage than a guy working at MacDonald's. I had to work 100 miles WHILE doing homework at the same time with my right arm, my left arm was broken from fighting a grizzly bear. I walked all 100 miles on one foot, while my other foot was working at Canadian Tires. And I had to work EVERY DAY, no day off, no breaks to use bathroom, no breaks to eat lunch. I had to stand the whole time because sitting wasn't invented yet. And I uh, I did it when I was 5 >:).
@Mr. Regular oh that seems stressful. My business was selling beaver pelts and meat on the QEW. This was before science existed so I had to invent the beaver by breeding cats with giant mice, birch bark and twine. I died twice by the black plague.
Bathroom? Back then it was illegal to use a bathroom. I had to hire Lewis and Clark to direct me over the great lakes, where I swam 75 miles south into the United States, while being shot at with muskets.
@@martinweiss2955 um
The thumbnail design of Steven's father's collected self, while Steven is breaking stuff in the corner is a thing of art
That photo just made me laugh without any context
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One of the best I've ever seen.
I still remember the call from my dad as soon as I walked in from school like he knew exactly when we walked in the house. Would pick up the phone and get "the house better ve clean and laundry better be done by time I'm home" he didn't have to threaten anything because you knew if it wasn't done there would be hell to pay. Shit even my friends were scared of my dad , guy can look at you and send chills down your spine. He's softer now but it took over 30 years to break him even a little.
He's not softer, he's just getting you to let your guard down for maximum emotional damage.
@@98765432123456781000lol
The montages of Steven trying to do the chore, like the “ITS STILL WET” always kill me.
I can tell it's happened to you before
That one is EASY!
You mostly unplug the dryer so that there is no electrical connection and the slightest bump will make the plug fall to the floor.
"Must have been vibrations?!"
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Hypothetically, of course. (/wink)
@@MonkeyJedi99 and then you get whooped because you didn't fix the dryer. 😂
@@NickyHendriks Yeah...
@Beast 😈 x2
“Banger” sounds like “FAILURE” to me.
Thanks to Steven for healing my Emotional Damage with his sense of humor
True
welcome to your therapy class hahah
@@StevenHe ok
@@StevenHe I love how you always pause every time you talk 😂
@@StevenHe 😂🙏❤️
Whenever we feel like a failure, steven he brings us content for us to watch.
HAHAHAAA failures together STRONG
And then we KNOW we're a failure.
@@annainspain5176 COMMUNIST MODE YEAH BABY
@@Nudge01210 Lie down, Nurse will bring your meds soon.
@@StevenHe failures together failures
I had a Vietnamese friend growing up and I swear to God this is what it was like at his house. And when I visited my friend, it didn't matter if I was white, I got the same treatment as if I was part of the family. I still talk to my old friend to this day and he's got his own kids to torment now.
You know, Steven is still inevitably learning from his dad - he can whoop that washing machine just like his dad does.
The ol 1, 2
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@@vikstar123.4 Are you the real vik?
Nvm ur not
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I’m glad I can make my day better by watching Steven He.
Already a Steven like
@Emotional Damage bro this is so convincing I swear to god!
You make my whole day by being here
@@StevenHe feelings mutual
@@StevenHe whats up
It has been 1 year since emotional damage was a thing, I am happy it is still alive and emotional damage will be forever iconic - Rick Ghastly
I can't believe time has gone by so fast
Oh man 1 year already
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time flies huh
this might seem a joke, but I have seen this IRL, and it is scary how accurate this is...
gaslighting, technique old as time existed in asian culture
Toxicity
One time my cousins and I used ALL the detergent by mistake. Our grandma locked us out of the house and said she'd called the chief crocodile and the crocodiles were on their way to eat us. I was three. #emotionaldamage
Oh, you were one of those kids from the crazy destructive toddler videos.
@@NickRoman It wasn't even my idea! But I was there and I didn't stop it
Man, I am WAY too nice to my kids, apparently 🤣
Very Effective!
Oh my fucking God🤣🤣🤣🤣
This is fucking fantastic 🤣🤣🤣
"How to cause emotional damage, without even being in the room". This guy makes the best content ever!
You can feel the trauma behind these skits hahaha
@@StevenHe ok
Too true ha ha
@Beast 😈 x2 shut up bot
Imagine Steven's grandfather earlier gave these lessons , giving Steven's dad's example and Steven is enjoying it's recordings.
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Bonus emotional damage: Whenever your failure has a problem or is suffering from an illness or injury, follow these steps
- provide no help
- compare their situation to something much worse you or some other old relative went through
- give them pointless advice (bonus: if the problem is some physical ailment or sickness, blame it on his attitude or emotional state)
- related to the above, repeat the pointless advice, each time a bit louder
- when your failure complains, show yourself offended
- repeat these words: "I was trying to help, why do you have to be so unreasonable?"
The unfairness will combine with his suffering and frustration to deliver maximum emotional damage
TIL my family is secretly Asian 😂🙈
Steven He never fails to show his humor to us
Very good impression
Bien
Wow
Nice
Nice amazing
I couldn't stop laughing when he just threw the tide into the washing machine 😂. Your videos are always comedy gold
We, Failures, are immensely grateful for being validated through your videos 🙇🏻♀️ Let's keep this culture alive for the generations to come!
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We are named gen z because this is probably the last generation
I can watch the same skit over and over. Always laughing!! You truly deserve your own show!!
1:01 I love how Steven just throws the tide in there😂
Fr LOL
“Smell like MINIMUM WAGE” 😂😂 1:42
"Tell you what happened. He drank cold water and froze all his height off" is now my favorite Steven's Dad quote.
He really has the best ways of critter-sizing for everything.
Criticizing. Criticising if you're British.
@@seanewing204 I prefer critter-sizing. (verb) Making your child feel (emotionally) small, diminutive, miniscule, tiny or otherwise insignificant.
My favorite quote is when he said "Jesus can walk on water, Timmy can run!"
,@@seanewing204 You missed the entire point of this comment. OP was making a pun about the size since the video mentioned something height-related.
@@MonkeyJedi99 Emotional Damage.
As a person who has a Asian parents, I can confirm this is 100% percent real.
I love how this is getting to the point where its hard to tell if the father is an actual guy or just him
Yes
Everyone knows that Steven can never disappoint us, He even drank the Emotional Damage energy drink lol
It tastes awesome!
@@phycophykito it's made in china
@@parsah.davoodi7288 its not but ok
Was just drinking it too
This Energy is made with the Tears of the most emotinal broken and depressed Asian Childrens... Sorry my Fault, i mean Failures.
Their Paine is so Delicious!
As a professional asian kid who has asian kids, I can say that this is 100% real.
edit: damm for the first time I got more than 200 likes
As an unprofessional intergalactic alien with two chopsticks sticking out of his nose, I can confirm it's real too.
As a microwave from another dimension who crossed between the line of space and time I indeed can confirm
As a Certified Mexican, Peruto-Rican, Italian , Everything causes emotional damage
As a dumbo living in an alternate universe, i can confirm that the emotional damage is real.
Only 1 comment over 200 likes? Smells like minimum wage. When I was your age, I had over 200 comments with 2000 likes. How can I ever go back to Beijing and show my face when you’re such a failure.
Steven is one of the few comedians I’ve seen that never gets stale to watch.
The laundry one was so true. It is always the chore that I always forget about. I actually used a blow dryer to blow dry all the clothes once and my mum came back without me knowing and when I found out she was just standing in the door way of the bathroom, staring at me blow drying all the clothes.
It ended in my mum with a clothe hanger in hand and me running around the house.
Moms running full speed with a slipper will put fear into any man
same tbh
@@StevenHe Never did me. So my parents had to learn how to punish me psychologically.
My biggest problem was this: I always remembered to wash the laundry, that was easy...
...but I always forgot to dry it until they were almost home. The following lecture was torture and somehow things I did years ago also came up.
Just remember children, no matter how old or how big you get, MOM KNOWS HOW TO BRING YOU TO YOUR KNEES! I can testify twice - as recipient and as dangerous mom. Lol
DUDE 1:47 USING UNREALISTIC EXAMPLES JUST HAPPENED TO ME YESTERDAY, IT IS SO FRUSTRATING!!
Great video steven keep us the great work!
I like that he's worried about his son getting hit by a car even though they appear to be in a high rise apartment. Such a caring parent!
HAHAHA i didn’t even think about that
I thought he said he was hit by a cat!
@@crystalfire5564 Flying cats can be a problem especially high up apartments sometimes times you have to duck to avoid getting hit 🤣😂🤣😂
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I love that ridiculous scene.
"I am a professional Asian"
I'm 100% invested.
The SLAMMING of the clothes into the washer absolutely sent me!! 😂😂😂
I would say the washing machine probably shared in that *_EMOTIONAL DAMAGE!_*
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Big respect to Steven for staying relatively mentally stable from the emotional damage
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0:20
"Steven make sure you do the laundry before I get home, okay?"
"Okay, I WONT"
"You know he WILL"
Am I crazy or is something not right here?
Glad I'm not the only one
I think Steven meant to say “don’t forget to do the laundry”
Yeah
YE I NOTICED THAT I WAS SO CONFUSED LOL
@@Panicky also ye I thought that too
You're killing it, Steven. My kid called you the emotion damage guy the other day, which is great because it's time to employ your parenting techniques. At 9, I think he'll understand enough for it to be effective.
I tried your methods with my children, and i have to say it's 100% success!
They've embraced inner failure in themselves and took the path of zero confidence and general self respect!
Please continue making your outstanding lifecoach videos!
3:07 The sheer accuracy of this is insane 💀
I never learned these strategies from my parents. It is always better to learn these punishments first hand because each Asian household has a different technique. Thank you for teaching non-asians these strategies so they too can manage their failures.
The feeling of dread you feel when you hear the garage door open and you know you still have work to do. Nothing else compares
Just the absolute visceral dread mixed with breathless terror
“Smell like minimum wage!” 😂
This man is too funny.
That’s a sequel to my cologne “unemployment”
@@StevenHe where exactly can I find the cologne “unemployment “ could really use it right now
This is literally how my parents act. Good job Steven.
"Smells like minimum wage" I laughed so hard 🤣🤣🤣 its 10pm and everyone's asleep other then me watching Stevens videos I feel like I'm waking the whole street up 🤣🤣
That's My wife, lol, she goes to the spare bedroom on the other side of the apt and I can still hear her.
Steven He's dad should start a Masterclass in Failure Management. I would pay to learn the Art of Failure Punishing
This series is so educational, my mom would've loved this
The example one hit waaaaay too hard 😅The one I remember most was when I wanted to go to the playground down the street by myself and my mom told me about how a girl went out on her own and was later found dead in a river nearby.
I was like 10 at the time
So sad!
Happened daily with me in my childhood
- from India
hey she saved your life, might have been a killer around in your town
I have definitely heard similar stories
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0:42 That's some great product placement
As a fellow asian… this episode in particular was loaded with PTSD reminders. Thank you!!😢
2:18 'bam! got him.'
I am so happy to see how your channel has grown as well as production quality. Seeing you collab with others, hang out with friends, having fun- I am really happy for your continuous success!
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I love how steven's dad just calls steven "your failure"
Lesson 1: Do the laundry before I get back 0:12
Lesson 2: Using examples 1:44
2:37 no, extra points if they say you can do something aggressively.
Yeah shake that camera 0:52 the director gonna be proud
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I can’t believe the amount of what Steven does to make these videos it is amazing thank you so much Steven!
Thank you mathurin!
@@StevenHe thank you to Steven! I am a big fan.
An incdent that is similar to this is one time I was about to go outside and touch some grass at night when my Asian parents told me that they knew that my deceased cousin touched grass and became one with them. I told them "like that ever happened", and they showed me the death certificate said "Mr. Allan Timmy died to grass poisoning". Thanks, Steven
He can say just “emotional damage” over and over…I’d die laughing every time. 🤪
EMOTIONAL DAMAGE
@@StevenHe lmao!!!! 😂 see
As an Indian, this is too relatable to be true 😂😂😂
He's Asian tho 🤨
No man it isn't
As a shenhe simp I like your profile picture
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Same. It’s almost as if he’s living in our walls with how relatable this is-
How he does laundry is how I do laundry as a mom of two kiddos. I almost spit my coffee out laughing especially when he placed the entire Tide in the washer!
To be honest, Steven He never fails to show his humor to us. He is a legend.
*FUNNY FOOTAGE STEVEN BLOWING UP AN ORPHANAGE:*
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As a asian, my mother and father did all of the things from the emotional damage series to me, gives them a excuse to yell at me and makes me have trauma and eMoTIonAl dAMaGe 😭
they were experts aparently
@@StevenHe yup, my mom still leaves me in line to pay for the groceries at the exact time that I didn't have any money on me
If you ever need a emotional boost, this is the place!
Thats facts dude
haha Welcome to my therapy class!
I go here for emotional damage
It happened to me more times than I can count. I just ignore my Mom until she goes from warning with unrealistic stories to outright screaming NO!
“Smells like minimum wage.” Man I just about died from that.
I’m surprised the son didn’t comment about being on the upper floors of the apartment.
I love how much the camera shook while running to the laundry room! such an action shot.
2:52
I unironically got some flashbacks because of the desk in the background. my mom had one that looked like it for years when I was a kid. not sure why I remember it so clearly now but thanks I guess.
you already know he gonna be the best father
1:30
the moment he saw the closet and threw his clothes inside the closet got me dying XD
Based on the game that he's playing, he might actually get hit by a car, so his dad is just looking out for him. What a great father!
The dumbfounded looks you give after the explanations were pure gold... Keep it up bro!
1:04 GENIUUUUSSSS
0:35 me when my memory resets every 2hrs
1:37 *sniff* SMELL LIKE M I N I M U M W A G E
Lol as an Asian myself this is so relatable this happened to me so many times. Thank you Steven to make our day better :D
I thought all parents did the “can you do the laundry before I get home” and always get home 5 minutes after you put it in
3:12 “Failure’et” means the living human unit which is usually your child, who fails a lot
“Failure leh” not et
I like how he doesn’t ever account for the fact that some children may not be complete failure and instead always uses “failure” and a synonym for “child”
Always there when I need him to make my day better! Also, can we take a second to appreciate the cinematography on these videos. These videos are getting close to looking like Netflix comedies.
3:20 I once had a friend who didn't subscribe to Steven he. He was run over by a beijing corn transporter. You should totaly subscribe to Steven he.
I never thought Stevens dad would get this promotion I mean he teaches failure management well but my parents have taken it to a whole new level. 😆
This man can make us laugh in 3 minutes than most comedy movies in hours
Ah 0:45 the delayed reaction when you realize something seconds after calming down from your anxiety that you somehow fucked up.
This one is the best emotional damage that works only at home, at school and at office. Using the "example" is top notch that no one cant resist.
I laughed so ridiculously hard at the subtle call back to a previous skit that involved defrosting chicken.
Your videos give me hope that sketch channels can still succeed. Your content is awesome man!!
When he said you are going to get hit by a car I automatically thought "LOOK OUT THE WINDOW HARRY AND RON WENT OUT DRUNK DRIVING AGAIN"
1:18 I once saw this after swimming. Some senior student tryna dry his shorts out cause he forgot to bring spares. 😆😆
As an Asian I strongly confirm that this is real. The "cold water" related to 4"11 height at adult made me laugh so bad. When I was little I also received information as "You'll have giant worms growing in your stomach if you drink cold water."😂😂😂
We had you'll grow donkey ears if you drink coffee as a kid.
Also growing hair on your tongue if you smoke.
Donkey tail if you drink alcohol xD
@@zinc2zinc2 😂😂😂