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As a black woman I just want to put out that Korean people seem to think all hairstyles where the hair is braided and long are called Reggae hair but it’s not. Dreadlocks, box braids, Fulani braids they are all different.
fam, a very tiring something 😩😂😂
Oh just as a side note, it's more of a Korean language thing, the first kind of black culture to be introduced to Korea was "reggae" and that was the first time they saw hair like that so they ended up calling it Reggae hair, rather than our meaning of Reggae it's just more like that's the name it's had since the beginning in Korean language/culture.
@@XGaMeROo yes I’m aware. I live in South Korea and I know where they got that from. I just want to put it out there so that term can be corrected. That “reggae hair” doesn’t apply to every braided hairstyle that black people wear.
@Brittany Thomas Interesting! Thank you for the information!😆
AMEN!!!!!!!!!
기우쌤 진짜 미용에 진심이신게 이런 새로운거? 하시면 재밌어 하시는게 찐텐이심 (적어도 내가 느끼기에는)ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
직원들 피셜이요??!(전직원)
태규쌤 사무실 놀러오세요
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@@user-es7zb6dg7q 놀러가겠습니다🍀🍀🍀
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누군가에게는 단순히 가지고 태어나는 머리인데 그걸 힙하다느니 섹시하다느니 하는 특정 이미지로 소비하는 게 인종차별적이라는 이야기로 보임. 힙합을 즐기거나 말거나, 어떤 직업을 가지고 어떤 성격의 사람이든지간에 그냥 저렇게 태어난 사람들이 있다구요... 특히나 갱스터 이미지로 굳혀진다면 그 사람들에겐 말할 것도 없이 인종차별이 되는 거지, 뭐 예쁘다 멋있다고 칭찬하면 다 기쁘게 받아들여야 하는 것처럼 착각하고 있는 사람들 되게 많네요.
이게 맞는거 같아요 ㅠ 너무 단순하게 생각하시는듯
별게 다 인종차별이네. 흑인들 짜증나는 게 지네가 당하는 것만 인종차별임. 아시아인들이 당하는 건 인정차별 아님. 그딴 논리로 중무장한 애들이 징징대는 거 다 받아줘야 하나? 이뻐서 따라하는 게 인종차별이라고? 어지럽다 어지러
@@user-mk4ng3ue7h 나도 깊이는 모르지만 아는만큼 말하겠음. 실제로 취업시장에서 본래의 곱슬인 머리스타일 그대로는 제한되고 무시 당하는 경우가 굉장히 많음. 힙하고 쿨하려고 그런 머리를 하는 게 아닌데 불성실하고 제멋대로에 청결하지 않다는 이미지를 먼저 떠올리니까. 그래서 머리를 펴거나 가발을 착용해야 하는 거임. 미셸 오바마 머리 기억나? 만약 본인이 타고난대로의 머리모양을 고수했다면 영부인 자리에 어울린다고 생각했을까? 왜 저 헤어스타일이 힙하다고 생각하는 건지 이유를 떠올려 봐. (의도치 않았더라도)영상에서 역시 잘못된 이미지를 심어주고 있잖아. 왜 저 스타일을 한 사람들은 성적인 농담도 쉽게 하고 담배를 피우는 게 자연스럽고 저런 남자를 좋아하는 여자는 소위 ‘이상한’ 여자인 걸까? 왜 언행이 거칠고 섹슈얼한 춤을 추는 게 당연한 걸까? 몇몇 성공한 힙합 뮤지션들을 떠올리면서 쿨하다 멋있다 생각할 순 있겠지만 그들은 소수잖아. 똑같은 모습을 하고도 차별받고 있는 사람들은 훨씬 더 많겠지? 그리고 하나 더 말할게. 여기 댓글로 불편함을 토로한 사람들 중에 아시아인을 조롱하거나 비하하는 언급을 한 사람은 못봤어. 어떤 사람은 동양인을 비하하고 있을 수 있지. 이중적인 사람들이 실제로 존재한다는 것도 사실이고. 그래서? 이 상황에서 상처 받은 사람들이 또 너랑 똑같은 논리로 동양인이 우릴 무시했으니까 나도 할거야, 혹은 한국 아이돌 너무 사랑하고 멋있으니까 눈 찢을래♥ 이러면? 끝도없이 혐오만 양산해내는 거 아닌가? 상처받는 사람들이 있다면 조심하는 게 맞는 거 같네.
@@user-mk4ng3ue7h 그리고 불쾌함을 느꼈음에도 불구하고 다들 한국인들이 이런 차별의 역사에 대해 잘 모른다는 걸 기꺼이 받아들이고 친절하게 설명하고 있잖아. 멋있어서, 그냥 스타일의 하나로, 뭐 다 좋다 이거야. 적어도 저 일로 벌어먹고 사는 사람이라면 좀 더 공부하고 신중하게 대해 달라는 요청일 뿐이야… 댓글들을 많이 봤지만 예민한 건 다 한국 사람들인 듯..
@@user-oq3lk8zr4e 일단 아는 바에 관해 자세히 설명해줘서 감사. 내가 불쾌한 것은 여긴 다른 문화권 채널이잖아? 쟤네한텐 레게가 음악의 장르일 뿐이라 우리가 레게 머리라고 하면 당연히 이상해 보이겠지. 인종차별이라고 느껴지는 예민한 요소가 있어서 잘못된 정보로 알려지는 게 싫다는 것도 이해함. 만약 댓글들이 '우리 문화 좋아해줘서 고마워 근데 니네가 지금 잘못 아는 정보가 너무 많다. 사실 이게 맞는 거야. 기왕 우리 머리 좋아해 줄 거면 우리 머리에 얽힌 아픈 역사도 알아줬으면 좋겠어 우리한텐 예민한 문제거든' 라는 식이었으면 오오???? 이러고 바른 정보 알려주는 것에 감사하고 머리 뿐만 아니라 머리관련 문화까지 관심이 갔을 거 같은데 내가 읽은 대부분의 댓글들이 비난이더라고. '이상해. 잘못됐다. 저건 우리 아픔이 담긴 머리다. 흑인만 해야해. 우리 머리 따라하는 건 인종차별적이다. (저 머리가 더럽고 게으르고 이런 고정관념이 있다매?) 공부좀해라. 머리만 따라하지말고 우리문화공부나 해. 레게는 음악장른데 왜 머리 레게라고 하냐. 힙함을 왜 저기다 쓰냐. 니네는 잘못됐다.'라는 내용이 주를 이루더군. 솔직히 말해서 그냥 멋있어 보여서 따라하는 머리에 누가 흑인 문화까지 공부하겠냐고. 흑인들은 쌈바춤 배우려면 쌈바 역사부터 공부하고 배우냐? 아니잖어. 말도 모순인게 여긴 엄연히 우리 문화권 채널인데 우리 문화에 대해 공부한 상태로 봤다면..문화의 다름을 존중하고 이해하려 했다면 그런 비난들이 나올 수 있었겠냐고. 정작 자신들도 다른 문화권에 대한 공부나 존중 없는 상태로 곡해되게 받아들인 거면서 가르치려 들고 비난하는 태도가 역겨워서 짜증났었음. 흑인들이 인종차별 관련해서 전형적인 내로남불 문화라서 하나같이 저러는 건가 싶었기도 했고. 다행히 상식인들도 있길래 그냥 아 어디에나 있는 도라에몽 질량 법칙이구나 하고 넘어가기로 함. 암튼 설명해준 건 감사함.
기우쌤이 이렇게 순해보일수가읎네..
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기우쌤 평소컨텐츠에서도 "참 순하다, 참하다" 생각하고 있었는데^^
원래 순해보이긴 함ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
와 기우쌤 이런 컨텐츠 너무좋아오!!!! 신기하고 신박하고 ㅠㅠㅠㅠ
와 모델분 소개하시기 전까지 스우파 비키님이신줄 알았어요!!!! 분위기 짱이심ㅜㅜ
기우쌤 내내 엄청 신나하는게 보여요🤩 미용열정 대단하네요😆
기우쌤 처음 해보셔도 역시 실력자👍🏻
와 진짜 멋있다 머리...걍 대충 티셔츠만입어도 힙할것같아요
모델분 너무너무 이뻐요❤️❤️❤️❤️ 저 머리 소화할 수 있는 사람 몇 없는데.. 짱이에요ㅠㅠ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
힙함도 좋지만 미용인 이성규님같은 순둥 모범생님들을 응원합니다!
백만 기우쌤 장려운동을 펼쳐봅시다 :)
저 힙합인데요..;;
@@kiudesign 영어 댓글 분위기가 심상치 않습니다
예민한 문화적 코드 문제인 것 같아요
@@kiudesign 기우쌤 힙합인거 알쥬알쥬~
그냥 기우쌤 쪽이 조금 더 제 취향이란 얘기를 짧게 전달하려다보니... ^^
@@joony7633 영어 댓글 분위기가 어떤데요?
@@user-xz1ty6yq9b 우리에게는 새로운 헤어스타일일뿐이지만, 원래는 이 머리가 흑인노예역사에 대한 저항의 의미와 잔혹한 역사에 대한 되새김의 의미가 담겨있는 것 같아요. 그래서 일부 시청자분들은 흑인만 해야하는 머리라고까지 하고 있고요.
여하한 영상에서 이 스타일이 힙하다고 표현이 된 것과 여자 모델분이 헤어스타일에 맞춰 추신 춤부분에 반감과 불편함을 느끼는 것 같습니다.
이거는 서로 말로 설득이 안 되는 문화적 차이의 문제라...
(1시간 뒤에 이 댓글 삭제할게요)
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- 추가글 : 제 댓글을 삭제하려 했는데 타이밍을 놓친 것 같네요.
댓글을 통해 서로의 의견을 나누고 다른 생각들을 알아가는 것도 좋은 것 같네요
this is something that needs to be addressed what they call “reggae hair” is NOT A THING it is simply called locs or box braids or cornrows. the fact that koreans constantly associate locs with jamaica and reggae is beyond me. i understand they may have love for the culture but let’s actually dive deep into what these locs represent for the culture. this is not a hairstyle that everyone needs to have on their head like cmon now
THANK YOU!! and i normally dont even really care if non-black people have braided hairstyles AS LONG as they are educated about the styles they are getting and using the correct terminology…. but with koreans….chilee….i’m so tired of koreans using the term “regga hair” with every damn braided hairstyle like it will take you less than a minute to know the actual names of the braided hairstyles but it just goes to show they are not willing to learn about our culture and just use it for aesthetic purposes.
ua-cam.com/video/RWd1OU4uOAI/v-deo.html this korean woman for example had in braids but educated herself before even getting them and learning how to install them on herself.
That hair artist will know the name and culture of each hair. But he doesn't explain it. Why? It is non-mainstream in Korea, and it takes a long time to explain it, and this is a hair styling video, not a documentary.
That hairstyle is non-mainstream in Korea.
For many people, that style means out of interest.
Do you teach young children difficult mathematics such as calculus or quadratic functions?
Shouldn't we draw attention first?
@@user-oq2lw7ly5u y’all shouldn’t be wearing it in Korea in the first place
@@user-oq2lw7ly5u leave our shxt alone….stick to your hanboks and quit trying to imitate black people.
댓글을 대충 읽어보니까 저런 머리 스타일들은 흑인들의 곱슬 때문에 자연스럽게, 혹은 어쩔 수 없이 하는 건데 그걸 힙합이나 노래 스타일(레게가 원래 노래 관련된 뜻인가봐요?)과 연관시켜서 멋지다는 식으로만 소비하는 게 싫은 건가봐요. 잘은 모르지만 머리카락에 관련해서도 차별의 역사가 있는 거 같네요
우리로 치면 황인종이 아닌 사람들이 K-pop 메이크업이랍시고 무쌍인 척 쌍테 안으로 붙이고 눈 째져 보이게끔 메이크업한 다음에 완전 멋지다~ 이러는 느낌일 듯..??
차별의 역사가 있었기때문에 비하발언으로
느껴질 수 있겠네요 . 우린 단순히
저 헤어스타일이 멋있다는 의미지만 ㅎ
몇몇 댓글의 외국인들은 저 헤어스타일의
문화를 알려줄꺼면 명칭을 정확하고
올바르게 표기해주길 바라는 느낌입니다.
우리가 단순히 레게라 칭하는걸
지적해주고있어요
저 헤어스타일의 이름이
레게머리가 아닌데 한국인들이
레게라고 통틀어 칭하는게 잘못됬다고
말해주는 댓글들이 많네요. ㅎ
Yes i think your comparison is right! The intention might be good ("i think that culture's style or that ethnicity's features are beautiful") but the execution can feel offensive, especially if it's done without acknowledging history or culture. I appreciate you trying to understand what black people in the comments are trying to explain, so thank you :)
아 일케 생각하니 좀 그렇긴 하다
As a fellow hairstylist, I love it. I think its awesome to do new things with the hair and ive never seen a perm like this.
Its nice to see there's an interest in other cultures' hairstyles! But...the moment he said "commonly known as Reggae hair" that let me know their interest in the hair style is based on pop culture trend and it's being used as a fashion statement to fit an imagine. That's unfortunate. Locs are apart of culture and even religion in countries like Jamaica (that most people know for Reggae). I'm going to put the responsibility on stylist to educate themselves on the style and not just how to do it. (Ask yourself if you would wear a hijab or a yarmulke just cause it looked cool. Locs and braids are culturally that serious.)
And actually braid and crochet aren't the only way to start locks. Comb coils are the most common, then there's palm rolling, back combing, interlocking and the list goes on.
commonly known as reggae hair just means that the hairstyle was introduced in Korea through reggae, not that their personal interest is based on reggae? People in Korea just know it by that name, so that's the easiest way to identify it
@@liii3622 That is just an excuse at this point.
Yh i think he meant how they refer to it in korea BUT they need to know and stop calling it that asap
Yea. This video is just not it. It screams either pure ignorance and/or just choosing to be stupid.
I know the language barrier is probably a part of it so it's understandable. It would be safer to use a name for reference like Bobby Marley the Reggae singer in stead of Reggae hair. I've seen a few videos with styles like this and it's called "hip-hop". In America, hip-hop is basically seen as a lifestyle. Its not about a temporary outfit or hairstyle and it's not just about dance and music. People get offended when others treat it like just a cool edgy imagine to wear for awhile. So I hope videos like this along open conversations help us all learn for the future :)
기우쌤 담배안펴서 왜 더 멋있어요.. 제 기준ㅎㅎ
ㅇㅈ 저두요ㅋㅋㅋ 기우쌤 완벽하다👏
I wish there was a good way to educated people in countries with few black people that something from the culture of black people does not equal hip hop. I know they speak like that because that's their main exposure to the culture of black people but it doesn't stop it from feeling offensive.
Edit: and also dreadlocks does not equal reggae.
Edit: Also so that people can understand: it’s similar to if I saw someone wearing a hanbok and I said “ohh that’s so Kpop”
This comment needs to be at the top
@@olamidelajuwomi ahaha thanks. I know they all mean no offence so I just wish I could tell them 😞
Uhh i think they meant the way they were talking and acting was “hiphop” which in konglish is like wow its so free and cool sort of thing. Its hard to explain because they had their own development of hiphop culture. It may seem out of context if you arent very familiar with korean culture.
@@nabausman I know what they mean, which is why I know they're not trying to be offensive. I'm referring to 10:44 and it's also reminded me of other times I've seen Koreans in videos do the same thing. I know they mean well but it hurts because they're conflating my culture with a genre of music/style/dance which yes a lot of black people are in but a lot also have nothing to do with. If I saw a hanbok and said "it's so Kpop", I'd mean it's really pretty and graceful like when I've seen Kpop idols I like where it but I'm sure all the Koreans who don't even like Kpop would quite dislike me saying that.
My comment was the same sentiment. I would never wear a hanbok just because I like K-dramas and Korean music and don't know anything about the culture. I grew up with Korean aunts and uncles and still wouldn't dare put on a hanbok cause I don't know enough about the culture myself! But my older brother who lives in Japan said that over there they think that copying the style and trying to make it as authentic is their was of showing like homage and respect. But goodness knows we're tired of our culture being copied for a fad so we're not flattered and don't see it that way.
와 살면서 한번은 도전해보고싶은 스타일이에요~
묶었을때가 너무이쁘네요.
조만간 유경님 강제 도전영상 올라오나요? ㅋㅋㅋ 근데 유경님 잘 어울리실거 같은느낌 ..
ㅎㅎㅎㅎㅎ 여기 있으니 기우쌤 확실히 순정만화.. 소녀만화 같아요.... 그리고 신기한 펌이네요.... 펌이랑.다른 쌤들 매운맛도.. 새로워서 즐겁게 봤습니다. ^^
저 사이에 있으니까 기우쌤 너무 순한맛 ㅋㅋㅋㅋ
루나쌤 너무 이쁘시네요 ㅎㅎ
우와 진짜 너무 해보고 싶어요ㅠ
기우쌤 이번 콜라보영상 신선하고좋네요~^^👍🤟
와 개멋있다
언니 멋져요!!🤩
I normally love to watch Kiu videos however as a Black Jamaican this made me feel some type of way. I love to see people appreciating our culture and I started to watch this with an open mind however when he said Reggae hair I lost it… This is not the best way to learn about someone else’s art
I’m new to the channel and I thought similar, it feels weird but wonder if it’s a little bit of a transition issue
But we usually know the style by that word because of the people who do it or maybe we're not properly educated for this matter.
In Korea, dreadlocks are referred to as 래개모리 (Reggae hair) in casual language, which shows the amount of contact most Koreans have with Jamaican culture, which is through reggae music. It is not on kiu or his team but rather about the fact that the Korean population generally doesn’t carry much knowledge about foreign cultures, especially black culture. I’d say give them time
다른 나라 문화권에 대한 존중이 없는 사람들 같으니라고. 니들 문화는 공부하길 원하면서 정작 니들은 우리 문화 공부하고 지적하는 거냐? 공부했으면 이런 댓글을 달았을리가 없을 텐데. 니들이 말하는 레게는 음악의 한 장르로만 쓰이지만 우리 문화권에선 레게 음악이 따로 있고 레게 머리가 따로 있다. 저런 류 머린 그냥 다 레게라고 부른다. 바른 명칭을 알려주려는 자세는 고맙다고 감사 인사를 전하겠지만 너같이 이상하다고 비난하는 애들은 니네가 더 이상해 보이는 걸 알길 바란다. 왜 남의 문화권와서 ㅈㄹ이야?
Unfortunately, it's a general term used in South Korea, that can only be changed with time, experience and education. I hope that he's open and willing to learn more about our type of hair as it comes in many forms.
다른거 멋진거 모르겠고 기우쌤 머싯는거만 보여요🧡
저는 오래된 눈팅어이지만 아무래도 다수의 외국인들의 코멘트에 모쪼록 답글을 달아주셔야 할 거 같아서 댓 올립니다. 읽어보니 많은 분들이 느끼기에 불쾌지수가 꽤나 높은 예민한 이슈라... 특히 자신들의 문화가 외곡되거나 비하되는 듯한 분위기를 굉장히 불쾌해 하는 분들이 많네요... 잘 답글 달아주시는 것이 이 채널이 건강하게 발전하는 초석이 되지 않을까 싶네요.
우리가 모르는 걸 이해하고 잘 알려줘서 고마운 사람도 있고 욕을 섞어서 불쾌한 댓글도 있지만.. 어쨌든 공감을 해줘야 하는 부분이 더 크다고 생각하네요.
동의해요. 근데 와중에 영어로 말하는게 자연스럽고, 채널팀들이 영어로 피드백 해야 하는게 웃기긴 하네요. 본 문제랑 별개로 완전히 영어 중심적인 사고가 느껴져서 희안하네요ㅋㅋ
@부웅이 네. 몰랐다고는 하나, 명백한 잘못으로 인종차별에 의한 불편함을 주었으니 피드백 해야 하는게 맞고, 현 상황에선 영어로 해야겠죠. 근데 앞서 말했듯, ‘본 문제와 별개로,’ 영어 중심적 사고가 지배적인게 진짜 요상하다는 말이었어요. 솔직히 한국채널에서 영어로 영자막을 요구하는 일이라던가, 영어권 사람들이 비영어권인 상대의 언어를 도전해보려는 노력자체가 없다는건 다들 아는 사실이니까요. 항상 한국인을 비롯한 비영어권 사람들이 번역기를 돌리거나 어째저째 노력해 영어를 사용하고, 영어권 사람들은 그걸 당연하게 여기는게 현실이잖아요.
안녕하세요 영상 제작자입니다!
10초 부분 자료화면 오류가 있습니다.
호주는 하얀 별 6개, 뉴질랜드 국기는 붉은 별 4개만 있습니다.
자료화면 표기로 혼란을 드려 죄송합니다!
앞으로도 실수를 바로잡을 수 있도록
많은 관심 부탁드립니다.
댓글 달아주셔서 감사합니다!
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오늘의 킬포
0:32 들어왔는데 나가야 되나;
2:00 ENTJ 모먼트
3:48 소녀팬
5:13 기우쌤 원래 성격
6:07 노담
8:46 버블 폭포
11:23 티가 안나서 몰랐네?ㅋ
첨보는 해어스타일 이뻐요 ㅎㅎ
우와 진짜 신기하네요
I’m from the UK, nor Asian and I have watched a few videos just now and I really like your channel. It’s very cool and different ! Looking forward to watching some more x
생각보다 더 잘 어울려서 놀람ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
와...진짜 받아보고싶다ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
대박 멋진영상!!!
우와~~~머시또.....😂😂😂와...처음보내요 신기하네요
As a black woman who's subscribed to the channel and normally really enjoy the videos, I have to agree with a lot of other people in the comments that this made me a bit uncomfortable. I'm not sure how I feel about this video, but I do know that I don't feel great. I do think it's kind of nice to "learn" about this type of style and these techniques or whatever, I just wish it was done in a more respectful and less cultural appropriating way. A good place to start would've been to actually learn it from a black stylist. And maybe focus less on how "cool" and "hip hop" etc it is, and maybe try to bring in some of the history of it all.
I agree. I am not black, but I am east Asian. In east asia there is so much colourism and racism so when people try to recreate hairstyles from black culture I just find it disrespectful. Since most people would see a black person and avoid them, but then tries to recreate their hairstyles? Also if someone has to perm their hair so it remains a certain style, then the style is going to more damaging than “hip”.
I really hope Kiu & the team see this!
Kiu and the hair stylist need to see this. The disrespect in the video towards black hairstyles is not it. It's bad enough they're profiting off of it, at least respect and show the history behind it - if they've been in the business that long, it's literally the least they could do. Especially cornrows and locks because now they're getting into heavy religious and culturally historical grounds
I get what ur saying, but I really don't think they mean any harm by this. We can't police everyone who wants to try something from "black" culture. Then we are just sucking the joy out of life. And dreadlocks is not only part of African culture it actually goes back to India, culturally made famous by Rastafarians and the reggae culture, mimicking African warriors.
I am black btw and I am just tired of the thinking everything other races do, is to harm us. We need to go back to the drawing board and figure things out instead of just saying no you can do this.
@@byyrd2194 Even if they don't mean harm, it still has the same effect of cultural appropriation. Black people still get discriminated for having braids/dreads in schools, workplaces, etc for it being "unprofessional" or something. And to have other people wear these types of hairstyles for just fashion or just to be cool and have it be accepted without a second thought is plain disrespectful. This is where racism and colorism come into play. And even just beyond this video, Korea appropriates black culture just for fashion without even knowing the history/hardships behind natural hair and black culture. It can easily turn into blind obsession rather than appreciation. Of course, it's okay if you find it cool, but there are still many black people out there that get offended by this and it is totally warranted. If we could live in a perfect world without racism and colorism, we could share our cultures with each other without any problems, but sadly we are not there yet. People will use other cultures for the sake of being hip and fashionable without actually accepting the people from that culture, that is why this is a problem.
완전 부시시한 곱슬일까 했는데 와 저게 펌해도 그대로 나오는구나 너무 신기하고 잘어울랴요ㅠㅠㅠㅠ
영상 보니깐 해보고싶어지네요👍
기우셈인 탠션을 따라가지는 못하겟지만 재밌게 잘봤어요 ㅎㅎ 화이팅
와.. 겁나 멋있어
진짜 신기하다 머리..🥺
와 저 피트니스 모델분 한테 저 스타일 진짜 찰떡이고 너무 신기하네요
모델분 완전 힙하시당ㅎㅎ 모델분이랑 머리 넘 잘어울려요~~👍👍👍
진짜 신기하고 재밌는 분들 뵈었네요! 저런 머리 진심 살면서 한번은 해보고 싶은데 용기는 안나고 ㅋㅋㅋ 그래도 대리만족 하고 갑니당! >ㅂ
오늘도 잘생긴 기우쌤…
넘 너무 예쁘고 스타일리쉬해요~~ 힙한느낌
댓글 하나하나 보다보니까 흔히 "레게머리"라고 불리는 스타일링을 소개하고 다루기위해 전문가라는 사람이 등장하는데, 이것이 아마 인종차별문제의 핵심인듯
이 스타일링이 가진 역사 또는 아픔을 누구보다 잘 알아야할 사람이 힙하거나 터프하기위해 담배필수 ,수위높음과같이 "갱스터"나 "문란"의 이미지를 가져가는 연출때문에 많이들 불편해하는같음
아시안 메이크업 너무 이쁘다고 멀쩡한 눈 찢어버릴때 + 아시안이니까 수동적이고 무술 잘할거라면거 갑분 태권도나 쿵후 이미지 합쳐 연출하는 느낌
I think this def would’ve been better if it incorporated the history behind locks and Afro-textured hair and maybe even included a black model/stylist. It’s not just “reggae” style- this is an entire culture of people not a fad.
It's just what they called it in Korea. It's called reggae style too in my country. It's just how it's called in another language, not because we want to disrespect a whole culture of people.
@@lapisincognito reggae is a music genre. That would be like looking at a hanbok and being like that's so Kpop/Kpop clothes.
I don't get it Even if it is originally black, it's still just a hairstyle isn't it...? Why does it have to be done by a black stylist or explain the history behind it..? This is just a hair style channel it shows us how various hair styles are done not the culture or history behind all those styles.
@@sterriesThat would be different since that hairstyle you described doesn't exist though.. Maybe the term reggae was wrong but you still have this style in the video don't you?
@@freedom7393 it's not "just a hairstyle" to alot of folks
와... 힙합 머리 하신분 직원이신가요?? 춤도 자연스럽고 와 멋있네요~~ 영상도 너무 이쁘고. 조명도 좋아요. ㅎㅎ 기우쌤 덕분에 잼난거 잘 보고 갑니다.
멋있으시다..
와 머리 진짜 이쁘다...
I don't know about other black people, but personally I like it. I'm from Eswatini and it's interesting seeing different people from all over using "black" hairstyles. Looks very nice on her.
진짜 멋있어요 ㅇ
루나쌤 대박 넘 아름다우시다
KIU쌤, 모든 머리 타입을 다 배우고 있다니 멋있어요. 지금부터 제 머리를 해주실 수 있나요? 👉👈
와 이거 진짜 한번쯤은 해보고 싶다
0:30 ?.?????? 3옥타브 쌤 아니예요??? 쌤이 여기서 왜 나와...?🌸 ㄹㅇ 상상도 못한 정체ㄴㅇㄱ
20년 전에도 있던 펌인데 👉🏻👈🏻
That hair style looks pretty. But Kiu's smile is much more pretty.
His smile is precious!
완전 이뻐~~^^
와 영상 클릭 전에 무음상태에 썸넬에서영상 넘어갈때ㅋㅋㅋ 저 죄송한데 제제 인줄알았어요...
나중에 컬이 늘어져도 예쁘겠다💯😍👍
it looks good. Its very interesting to see different techniques applied here. I've never seen hair done through this method before 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
진짜힙하다;;
Love the look!💕
우왕~~~싱기 영상미 무엇?
와 죽기전에 히피머리 해보고 싶다
기우샘 영한콘텐츠 말고 올드걸들을 위한 컨텐츠도 만들어주세요
홈새치커버 하는법좀 알려주세요
제일 궁금한건 머리가 뻣뻣해지는 증상인데 염색하기전에 머리에 뭘 해줘야하는건지 아니면 염색약에 뭘 섞어줘야하는건지가 젤 궁금해요
그리고 염색약 추천좀 해주세요
염색약 그 특유의 냄새가 눈도 따갑고 두통이 와서 염색하기가 무섭네요
다른 유트버들이 하는 다알상식말고
제 답답함을 풀수있는 노하우좀 풀어주세요
기우샘말이라면 신뢰할수 있을것 같아요
기우쌤은 아니지만... 뿌리 새치커버염색 하시는 거면 염색약 바르지 않는 뿌리가 아닌 부분을 트리트먼트 떡칠해서 발라놓으면 모발이 보호가 됩니다☺️
염색약 발랐을때 두통이 있다면 사실 안하는 게 제일 좋지만, 염색을 포기 못하신다면 약국에서 파는 염색약 추천드려요 그건 좀 순해요~
도전해보고싶네요
하 기우쌤너무훈훈해 너무좋아ㅡㅡ
흑인들이 예민하다고 생각할 것이 아니라 존중받고싶으면 존중해야한다고 봅니다. 서로 이해하고 배우는거죠. 우리도 전범기를 쓰는 사람에게 역사를 알려주려고 하듯...
와 너무 멋있어요
이세상 힙이 아니시다ㅋㅋㅋㅋ
만화에서 보던 날라리인데 공부 잘하고 운동잘하는 느낌이랄까
멋있다..
Hopefully these comments are a learning experience for kiu. I saw the thumbnail and instantly thought "...oh no"
오.. 헤어스탈이 긴머리 펌해도 훅 짧아지겠어요. 지금 1미터인데 이 펌 하면 풀고다닐수 있을거같음.
Possibly the earliest I've ever been to a Kiu쌤 video... 👀
와...너무 이쁨
기우쌤 0:11 에 호주라고 말씀하셨는데 뉴질랜드 국기가 걸려있어요!
Kiu please come to Dubai!🙌💜
모델분 너무 미인이시당
Just want to note the "reggae hair" is simply a name in Korean as it has been for a while, maybe it should change but that's just the "Korean language version" but not our literal meaning of Reggae as in the usual meaning the word holds.
As it was the first kind of black culture for them to see, they ended up calling it that and it's stuck all this time. Maybe it'll change if they realise people feel uncomfortable with it. That's usually how it is. It takes time
알려주셔서 고맙습니다. 저런 머리는 그냥 다 레게라고 부르거든요 우리는.
well still doesn’t mean its okay, i mean its 2022 for gods sake😩 any type of ignorance on any cultures atp shouldn’t even exist when we have google right there…. i normally dont even really care if non-black people have braided hairstyles AS LONG as they are educated about the styles they are getting and using the correct terminology…. but with koreans….chilee….i’m so tired of koreans using the term “regga hair” with every damn braided hairstyle like it will take you less than a minute to know the actual names of the braided hairstyles but it just goes to show they are not willing to learn about our culture and just use it for aesthetic purposes.
ua-cam.com/video/RWd1OU4uOAI/v-deo.html this korean woman for example had in braids but educated herself before even getting them and learning how to install them on herself.
@@tsuyuasui7297 they are well educated so no problem..chill
@@user-lr8qk1fi6g they clearly aren’t educated.
존멋
이쁘네용 ❤️ 머리는 그럼 어찌 감는건지 궁금쓰...
I literally screamed when I heard "reggae hairstyle." This is literally just weird to me. Why would anyone create a "trend" out of a group of people's natural state? Why can't we just enjoy music and leave it at that? I feel like they see all black people as just walking "hip hop." It's also so ironic how desired black music and style is to these people but in the same breath, they literally prohibit the very people they are trying to emulate from their entertainment sectors. It's crazy how they "love" the "culture" and people so much and I've yet to EVER hear any of them speak about this ongoing issue.
Honestly as a black person I find it hilarious that so many people say my hair is messy or nappy but then other races emulate it and it’s something “new” and “trendy”
보통 한국 사람들은 헤어스타일의 문화적 의미를 잘 모르지만, 헤어스타일로 이득을 보는 사람들은 분명히 그것에 대해 더 많이 알아야 합니다. 그렇게 생각하지 않나요? 또한, 저의 이슈는 헤어스타일 자체가 아니라 흑인을 바라보는 고정관념입니다. 왜 "힙"이라는 단어가 흑인을 묘사하는 데 사용되는 유일한 단어일까요? 또한 우리의 문화가 그렇게 존경 받는다면, 왜 그 문화의 사람들은 똑같이 존경받지 못할까요? 왜 흑인들은 말 그대로 우리 음악을 틀어주는 클럽에서 쫓겨나는 걸까요? 왜 흑인 문화로부터 이익을 얻는 이 사람들은 이러한 문제들에 대해 말하지 않는 것일까요? 제가 화가 났다고 생각하시거나 이 말을 험하게 전하지 않았으면 좋겠어요. 당신이 말했듯이, 우리는 서로의 문화를 이해하기 위해 서로 배워야 합니다. 그래서 이것이 매우 필요한 대화에 대한 나의 의견입니다. 나 또한 나의 감정과 생각이 번역을 잃어버리지 않기를 바랍니다.
Asia in general isn't exposed to western culture as much as the rest of the world, mainly because there weren't many people immigrating to Asia for there to be any big movements against racism etc. The newer generations are more aware of these issues, however, with noone to teach them the correct terminology, they fall into the terminology and stereotypes that already exist there. It isn't meant to be offensive in most cases, just a lack of understanding that there is a need for new words to describe things that, from an outside view, look generally similar. I think that it is important to understand that they are just showing appreciation for the art form of the hairstyle and music genres they take inspiration from. Rather than being so quick to label something cultural appropriation (a term which is thrown around so often, without understanding of its true meaning), try and teach them this information they don't have readily available, fill in the gaps in their information, because, they haven't got this exposure to this history unlike the western world. When a child gets something wrong they aren't criticised, isolated and blasted for not knowing the right answer, instead they are taught what is correct in depth so they don't make the same mistakes, this is what korea needs, not general statements that they are wrong but teaching. I definitely think that this history should be taught in the Korean educational system which would allow for these stereotypes and terms being used as a result of being misinformed. A controversial issue that I'd like to point out is why should be rules and regulations around expression and creativity? When a black person straightens their hair, nothing is thought of it, it is the norm as it should be, as it is already widely accepted and allowed to be accepted that. Wouldn't it be a lot more respectful towards your history and culture and a lot more appreciative of your culture if your traditions were treated the same way? Obviously am understanding of the cultural relevance and importance is needed for this to be achieved. The best way for me to explain this is to compare it to food. When people emigrate from their country to a new one they bring their culture, which is why food fusion is so prevalent. Italian people took aspects from their own culture and merged it with new ideas and local traditions in America and now it has become something amazing, for instance NY pizza, its the same for other cultures too, Asian, Middle Eastern and eauropean food were fused with other cultures, altered so it is more widely accessible and as a result, there is such a great food scene because of this. It has lead to a masterpiece of creation, fusion, a world of happiness and importance in everyones lives. Because they shared their culture rather than making it exclusive to themselves something so much more inclusive and amazing was created. I understand that social culture differs from food but the idea that it creates more instances where people can enjoy other peoples culture, life, history and world still stands. I am aware that it may come across offensive that I have compared your culture( which seaded from a stand against oppression, a reclamation of identity and happiness which was stripped away from your ancestors) with food (which is also rooted in the social, economical, cultural and environmental impacts of their climate and situation of the time, but to a less extreme extent, for instance staples and famous dishes from countries were once considered food for peasants, only eaten because they had to to survive or face death rather than out of enjoyment, which has since become so well appreciated and loved that it is no longer thought as so) and I do not mean any offence in any way. I just feel that there is no way to move forward if this continues. I agree that your history needs to be more widely known, yet I disagree with your statement that people outside of your community shouldn't be allowed to explore it and stop at just music, because this creates prejudice. Coming back to the food analogy, despite the fact that food has become so fused together, changed and mashed into something so new, there is still an incredibly high demand for authenticity and tradition, despite the fact that it has become apart of something else's identity, its own soul and place hasn't been lost. I see the same things happening to social cultures with other countries, it has become the norm, accepted, merged with other beliefs, yet it hasn't faded into non existence. Why is it that you prevent others from exploring your culture? Labelling them as just jumping onto a trend, when in actuality it's an attempt to break through the wall that creates these borders between people, that stops people from being accepted, that actually worsens racial injustice in society. And then you so readily explore others' culture, love and adopt it? Just because they aren't fully in the loop of the situation doesn't mean that they aren't trying to bring about change, for you to say this change is just a trend and think that it'd be better for them to leave it be(which would actually prevent the understanding of your ancestors' history) is insensitive to them. Why do you believe that they aren't trying to close the gap between ethnicities? It is actually discouraging in situations like these were they try to make a change for the better and then just receive discouragement. When other cultures are so vivid and distinct no matter how much it is shared, why do you believe that your culture would suddenly be buried? Then again I also see why you may see it as a trend. I sometimes feel like the popularisation of Asian culture has lead to people thinking of its history, food and culture as exotic and fun because its suddenly blown up rather than having an actual appreciate for the culture; BUT , when I actually take a step back and look at it again, I disagree with myself, I see it as them just being happy to explore a new culture, even if it is just the tip of the icebirg, its a good change. I believe that what Korean people are trying to do is the same as this, they may be getting it wrong, but it is our duty to them share this information for them to not stray into the grey areas. In conclusion, I don't believe that these issues aren't being addressed, it's just that they are taking a different aooroto close this gap, it may be slower because they don't have the understandings the western world does, if that's the case, share them, then allow them to fully absorb and immerse themselves in it like we do every day, bring surrounded by such diversity. Instead of gatekeeping things because you don't see the importance of this change, teach what isn't being spread. Negativity isn't the answer to a bright future. P. S. Some things in my comment may seem unclear or muddled up, I accidentally deleted my progress on writing this comment and so my brain was to full with things to get out in a way that is fully understandable. If you disagree with me or see faults in what I've said, please respond, I actively try to reevaluate myself incase I've missed something or misinterpreted my feeling.
@@ny3_05_ I agree that they are uneducated however, you easily become part of the problem if you don’t actively make an effort to educate yourself.
I like Kiu, he's always very respectful of everyone and their hair, and I could tell he was genuinely curious and wanted to learn.
But that other guy, 'hippie buddha', or whatever was really giving off strong "i'm not racist because I have a black friend" energy.
I still love Kiu, but this is a no for me.
Very inappropriate …. I’m sad bc I like kiu channel but as a black woman this is very offensive. Every aspect of it
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탈색 10번도 넘개했는데 이머리너무 해보구싶다 레게머리 오토바이 탈때 헬멧 안들어갈까 포기했는데 왠지 기회가됨 꼭해보구 싶어요~
기우쌤 한테 컷받고싶은데ㅜㅜ 신규는 안받으시더라구요ㅜㅜ 망한머리 대회가 아님 뵐수없는건가요...머릴 왕창망치고 도전해야하는걸까요ㅜㅜ
오잉 머리를 감아도 저대로 유지되는거에요? 신기하당
최근 영상들 보다 6년만에 머리했어요.
나이가 있다보니 화려한걸 하고싶어도 걱정이되서 많이 고민했어요. 더군다나 탈색은 첨! 그래서 전 자연머리에 발리아쥬+머니피스로 탈색 후 전체 애쉬바이올렛 염색을 원했습니다. 제가 캡체한 사진이나 유트브 영상들을 보면서 3분 상담 진행했지만 그건 옴브레라며 전체 탈색을 해야만 한다며 결국 하이라이트를 했어요. 하이라이트가 좀 별로였어요. 다행히 염색으로 덮으니 크게 눈에 띄지 않아서 그럭저럭 만족은 합니다. 정말 해당기법이 전체탈색 후 옴브레로만 진행할 수 있나요? 이부분에 관해 영상이 있으면 좋겠어요 ㅜㅜ
나이가 있어도 하고싶은 스타일은 눈치보지말고 해야된다고 생각합니당👍
That place seems so cozy maybe because of the interior designs and lightings and people there too seems so friendly.. gives a home like vibe..hehehehe..
몰라서 생긴 문제 같은데, 일단 용어에 대한 개념을 우리가 다르게 해석하고 있던 듯. 매니아들의 영역이라 사실 대부분의 사람들은 저런 게 있구나 하는 게 전부지 깊이 관심이 있는 건 아니라서. 그만큼 얕게 알고 어설프게 알고 있던 거지. 이런 소통 창구를 통해 더 널리 알려지고 우리도 받아들이는 방식을 바꿔야 할 듯. 좋은 의도고 좋아하는 문화라도 단지 하나의 스타일로만 소비하기엔 존중해줘야 할 무게를 등한시 하면 안되니까.
민소매후드 입으신분 노래하시는분 닮앗어요~
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우왕 이분존에 올라왔덩
This is already cool since the beginning 🙌🏻