When Asian is a Difficulty Mode 1, 2 & 3 / EMOTIONAL DAMAGE / Japanese Lady Reaction / English ver

[@cosmicwintermoon]

はじめまして、ジャネとです。 I am leaving a message here because it seems to be your most recent video. アメリカン人です。I recently found your channel. I am watching all of your videos. I plan to go back and rewatch, and leave the comments I think of (there are a lot!) But I want to see all of your videos first. Also, Steven is so handsome! Does he have a girlfriend? 😊
I have always been interested in history, and the origins of words in English and western culture, but I also love Japanese history and language! Steven's historical and language facts 大好きです! He is too cool!

[@pschannel]

Hi, thank you for watching. Steven is single, so you can contact with him anytime!

[@cosmicwintermoon]

@@pschannel But how? 🤔 I don't want to post my contact info publically! 😆 I'm not very tech savvy...

[@pschannel]

@@cosmicwintermoon No, you don't have to post your contact.
Please go to our channel outline.
There is our channel contact mail.
You can contact with this anytime.
Thanks you for your supporting.

[@cosmicwintermoon]

@@pschannel ありがとう!

[@azizulfikri8392]

@@pschannel for a while there I thought you meant was Steven He hahaha. You're a great wing lady then

[@luciowong8590]

When he starts the "we never praise our kids...", you can see the real emotional damage in their faces (mostly in hers), knowing that it's true in some houses

[@anujmgrroshan]

Some houses? It's true in almost every house

[@juannyboigaming3898]

The pain I saw in her face was crazy.. it's incredible that they reacted that way.. made me laugh for a bit..

[@ashleyjohnson9651]

​@@iamfighterman9646dont have kids

[@shaoronmd]

if got personal

[@BakedPotato0630]

My mom was a sniper with slippers. No matter where I was in the apartment, she managed to get a headshot with the slipper every time when I was a kid.
I'd poke my head out from my room a few times and nothing. Thinking she gave up, I poked my head out one last time to make a sarcastic remark and BAM....HEADSHOT!

[@adamskeans2515]

gotta watch that choncla!

[@FrVitoBe]

ah ive seen that score on the mom leaderboards

[@shaoronmd]

you maee an extra sarcastic remark. that was your mistake

[@HanstheTraffer]

My dad used his heavy work boots.

[@haotiankong6904]

Steven He is actually full on Chinese. He speaks Chinese, and apparently he used to have a heavy accent like his impersonation of dad. He went to acting school, that's how he's able to do the American accent.

[@HonkLoser]

He also spent his childhood in Ireland.

[@KristianKumpula]

How did he learn an American accent by aspiring to be homeless?

[@Gothmaugh]

You sound like a drunken tradesman who gets angry every time they see success without back breaking labor and an IV drip of piss... I mean beer to keep you "sane". Sorry some of us have fuckin brains. @KristianKumpula

[@rodrigosierpe5995]

​@@KristianKumpula now that's damage xD

[@riskyworks]

The way Steven He talks is just pure comedy. Idk if it's an accent or something but it's just great. It just adds so much to the lines

[@riskyworks]

It's likely a combination of the accent and the way he sometimes stretches characters like "EEEEEEMOTIONAL DAMAGE?"

[@SilvioPerche]

Steven is kinda silly. His dad, however, is funny as "hail"!

[@Ken_neThT]

It's a really really exaggerated chinese accent, I think.
Exaggerated to the point of absurdity, which is what his content is about, absurd comedy

[@empressuchiha5370]

I think so too

[@azizulfikri8392]

For South East Asian culture, aunties are normally the type of people who would ask so many personal questions as a form of ice breakers (Ie how come you're not married? Why still no kids?") which can be a source of stress for most young asian people.

[@FrVitoBe]

stop trauma booting up increasing emotional damage

[@abbasturd]

4:14 Sorry for the late comment. I’m Filipino. In the Philippines, the aunties (aka Tita(s)) are kind but don’t have a filter. They will talk to you about your weight in front of others, academics, comparisons with others, etc. That’s why I totally understand why Steven He made an aunty boss level 😂

[@antoneczarajanayagam357]

So this is where "emotional damage" came from. That quote is very used in memes

[@onekill31]

Also the "I will send you to Jesus!" Meme

[@vanshjawahar628]

Emotional damage is his signature meme it’s usually in every video

[@kenjuzostudios]

I'm Asian those Steven He jokes are very relatable to me especially my youth times...

[@user-zo5zs6cl3j]

steven's why ghost don't haunt asian is also classic

[@user-kp2lk7gk3t]

This video is nice, because it helps non-asian people understand that not all of those Asian stereotypes apply to all types of Asians. I think one of the biggest racial stereotypes is The Stereotype of strict Asian parents hitting children. When for the majority, sitting is seen as someone who is unable to deal with their own emotions and just takes it out on the child. Japanese do not typically do this. Of course there are not-so-good Japanese in many places. In Japan, child abuse has been rising, and it's so much of a concern, that it's in the media.

[@user-kp2lk7gk3t]

@@forgottenking8141 what you have written here is offensive. You're basically implying that being white is significant when determining who is an abusive Society, because of the stereotype that white people are better than others? I'm 32 years old, and I'm Japanese. I was adopted by a German / polish / Swedish descent family. You were just simply talking with somebody who was an abuse victim and you took his narrative because he was white.
You're racist for saying white rather than the actual ethnicity because German and other societies in America are different. Also, because you said your white friend said this, and you're contradicting what I'm saying, implying that I'm inferior to white people. Are you Hispanic?
We Japanese do not think the same way as westerners and we especially think very differently from northern Central and South Americans. Because for thousands of years, we've actually practice massive amounts of emotional control in the form of Buddhism, and when people practice Buddhism in general, their mind becomes silent and they realize how things do not have to be harm in order to grow up. East and West are very different.
Many Societies in Asia, do not follow that stupid stereotype that westerners make about Asian parents being so strict. And guess what, there are not really many laws that protect Asian children from being abused so, the fact that many people don't hit their children, because they see it as a form of emotional weakness that they're taking out on their own children, means that the premise of what you said is completely not true. Thinking that laws to prevent people from hitting their children, is very childish.

[@kurosutachibana6403]

You're not wrong. Sadly my family falls under the category presented by the video.

[@HaYanCatinSummer]

Slipper is like a universal weapon. Saw one gif image of Russian guy hitting the tiger during photoshoot as tiger tilted his head and try to hiss at his face, the guy hit the tiger's face with a slipper (or was it a shoes) lol
but with that acupuncture pressure one looks better

[@jonfung566]

Asians always have a neighbor/cousin that scores higher than you even when you scored 100/100

[@CCJM4750]

You guys haven't come acrossed my feed in sooooo long! It's been about a year!!! Good to see your smiling faces again. It was refreshing.

[@tbone6632]

We Chinese people just buy the cheapest jackets we can get our hands on, and they usually happens to be colorful and ugly.

[@shawnlim946]

React to the Steven he "how Asian parents flex"! That's also another funny one!

[@MindFeather]

thanks so much for doing this! i only recently discovered Steven's work, and your reaction was so much fun. Plus it was educational for me when you would parse distinctions between Japanese and other Asian cultures. thanks again!

[@user-vz8ct6uh4d]

You guys are the cutest. I really liked the way you speak english. Please, keep up the good work.

[@amirsharif6003]

no...Aunty is not strict. Aunties are ones who knows everything and ask all the uncomfortable questions... hahaha

[@ultramarinus2478]

Hello Steven, hi Peach, it is relaxing to see such lovely pair as you two and enjoy humour with you. Please, keep up the good work.

[@PrincessLorraine593]

Don't worry you, don't have to worry about us Asians we're use to this we're very use to being compared to others by our parents and we're also very use to working hard to impress our parents, because even though they never praise us we still like to work hard because we want them to be proud of us even if they don't say it, we know that they are proud of us they just do this to encourage us to do even better

[@nitizgurung5841]

"Emotional Damage" 😂😂

[@Blizzard0fOz93]

I’m not Asian, but I’ve had similar issues with one of my aunts constantly bringing up me not having a family of my own, or why I work at a cafe instead of a law firm, or why I’m not eating enough, or why I’m eating so much. Then bringing up one of my cousins who is waaaay more ‘successful’ than me. Not out of meanness or anything. She’s just a busybody. Still love her, though.

[@rasbey2050]

Peach is hilarious had me in stiches

[@girl7392]

Haha…in general, kid’s clothes are very colorful, so parents can see their kids more easy. Kind of like waiting for your luggage at the airport, so some people with bright and different color can see their baggage faster.
As I grew up in Chinese culture, and my mom dressed me up in very colorful clothes. Even though I grew up in America, my family is still very Asian in some areas. Haha…my parents let me major in Fine Arts :)

[@wymmyw8744]

aunties nags.. they will nag us to oblivion.. "hey.. shave your beard, or you won't get a girl friend..", "you need to go out more, get a girlfriend", "when are you going to marry?", "you're too fat", "lemme tell you something really important"

[@nurlindafsihotang49]

And that's why i will be the "if you work hard it is for yourself. Dont listen to people, they dont fed you or give you money anyway, why the hell you care about them for!?" To my niece and nephew. F them aunties. I had my share.

[@aytoonz35]

Thank you for this.
For the algorithm 👍🏽

[@JoshPlayzGC]

9:58 the fact I am 5'11" made me feel pain lol XD

[@dustinatkinson5744]

Emotional damage is now a meme

[@KaynixAlexander]

Stiven and Uncle Roger - are actual brothers IRL. Thats why they has similarities.

[@DigitalPand3mic]

Ok now we need Korean difficulty !

[@alanlujan4595]

You both are some of my favorite reactors. And I have equal love ❤️ for you both. Steven your laughter is contagious. You laugh 😂 I laugh 😆 And Peach your smile is so beautiful like if I see your smile 😊 I automatically smile 😃 You both are very beautiful and handsome. 💙💙💙

[@localperson589]

im Chinese and when i went back to China, i saw people wearing that same jacket

[@chrisbrown-sj1gg]

This might be late but....that rengoku in the background....IMMA NEED THAT. LOL, cool drawing though, i love Rengoku

[@cilinejoulek2876]

i am an asian and i can agree our parents are very strict if you get a 99/100 in your exam you are dead

[@honeycutie8549]

We never praise our kids line killed me. I mean emotional damage. Kill me. So true. I was never as good as kid next-door. It was always why can’t you be more like the kid next door. Well I’m so glad to find out. I was not the only one who was emotionally damaged like this. Hang in there everybody. you have a jury did you forget you were

[@fazeelamohamed8870]

When my emotional damages chances has a higher chance of the McDonald's ice cream machine working

[@kimidmoss6522]

10k omedetto 😁👍🎉🎉🎉🎊

[@eugenielakatos-ys8us]

Lol... I think his surname he is pronounced like Her without the r 😂 which doesn't exist in Japanese pronunciation 😂 as in the word - error, the o sound lmao

[@kennethamparo1138]

Yeah, that explains it.... Steven is half-Chinese, half-Scottish. Those shoes do hurt if you're not healthy enough to wear them.😂

[@MarcoCesar20]

*Irish*

[@Watttttttt123]

Hey Peach and Steven! Will you guys ever do a video while only speaking Japanese but with english translations? I think it would be cool to hear you guys speak Japanese while also reacting to a vid 🙂

[@Watttttttt123]

@Gareth Tucker Nvm I found it!

[@Eren-da-Jaeger]

tatakae

[@jon-thomasmccullough-helm7339]

Uncle roger and steven are actual nephew and uncle

[@Sapwolf]

This is BRUTAL. It is Asian "Dark Souls".

[@giaphu2091]

11:16 I laugh way harder than I should lmao

[@shaun2301-gr8bj]

this is true, also in asian culture and indian culture

[@nurlindafsihotang49]

....Indian IS asian too.😂 they are west asian.

[@M4ouS4m4]

7:00 that look from dad when she said "It hurt like hell"
he was like "What the hell i never punched you?"

[@nikman358]

I am really enjoy your reaction video..... Your reaction is really genuine..... I love the video..

[@piotrjeske4599]

The Chunkla of Doom .

[@thatotherdan9984]

I've learned more from you two than I have from months of Rosetta Stone, thanks!

[@dockofbay3824]

Congrats! It’s not 8.9k, it’s over 10k subscribers now!
Love your channel!

[@loreyxillumina]

Aunty here in the south east asia are often very judgemental

[@luciowong8590]

In my opinion, it's not racist say "in this country, they tend to use more this colours" or something like that, because it's cultural. For example, in Mexico they use more brilliant colours, even black it's shiny, in Spain use more vivid colours (except in the north) like green or red (they have folkloric clothe in those colours), while in Argentina we use more turn down colours (not vivid or shiny) and it's not strange to see a lot of people with something black or grey

[@aldeonuwu2634]

I'm pretty sure i've already heard her voice on twitch or maybe somewhere else, or every asian stream that speak perfect english have the same voice? Non the less she got a god tier voice

[@adamfitriyan9456]

idk but i think it was the same video on the first place, but when i watch, oh i know you just switching your character, pretty good, give you subs and like 👍👍👍👍

[@EnigmaSixx]

There's this game that was made in Japan that I love called Monster Hunter and the one I started out on was Monster Hunter Tri that came out in North America on April 23rd 2010. I've been playing every installment of the franchise since and which means I've been playing it for 14 years and I ŕealize I'll never be as good at the game as most of the Japanese people I've been seeing play it online. It's almost like they can mathematically calculate the exact distance with just their visual perception in order to avoid every single hit box and simultaneously know every monsters distinct movement. They can be so effectively efficient at using dang near every single weapon and it's like they know how to get the most critical damage from some impressively planned out weapon and armor stats. I've seen them make the most powerful monsters in the game look like they were taking down a monster that has the most minimal amount of HP. They would make Asian difficulty look like a walk through the park on a beautiful summer day.

[@Star_dragon8]

those two a fookin Adorable

[@shaun2301-gr8bj]

you are so pretty, japanese people are so nice and polite,i love your videos

[@koha.urogiEliz]

I like it. Lol

[@eric----]

15:55 emotional damage! *dies* I should have ate that pocky before I watched this video. lol

[@empressuchiha5370]

Peach you are lovely. i love the colour of your skin tone looks soft and healthy. If you don't mind me asking what do you use

[@ArmandDLirium]

React to Steven He's "Asian Parents Punishments" x)

[@christophersharp2212]

Oh you mentioned doctor's and lawyers? He has a few episodes for that to.

[@mrdot1126]

he has many funny vids..

[@jamalscott3706]

You have a new subscriber hello

[@ayoo_wassup]

This strategy works because in the neighbors kids story. YOU are the protagonist.
Only one can make it in the end.

[@marcoux25]

New subscriber

[@Krusnik_Art]

I'm not asian, i'm French but east europe origins and parents never use slippers.... they use wooden spoon =)

[@MyPhone-bl8pm]

This is nothing compared to true parents in the middle east

[@NerdTV512]

His is reactor in channel call
Steven he live

[@mudcrutched1]

You two remind me of neighbors I had 1985-6 NOBI on Tokyo bay.

[@IM_BETTER_LOLL]

I hope I am somewhere down there 😉😂😂😂😂😂😂6:00

[@user-kp2lk7gk3t]

Thank you for being careful about covid.

[@nilajjana84]

auntys are not angry or strict they are just some people who are interseted in othaes stuff and talking shit about them and delivering emotional damage by asking others sons and daughters grades and mocking them if they get lower then their own

[@Viran.virgin]

Asian hahaha🤣🤣😂

[@WardNightstone]

he sounds like uncle roger
funny, he looks like uncle roger too

[@bernadettecopada2656]

I like the vid

[@Nekotaku_TV]

"Japanese Lady Reaction" haha.

[@kjohnson9306]

Steven, you look too much like my doctor who banned me from spicy food and coffee for two months. 😄

[@tobgenshin6681]

Eat mochi
Died mochi to soft

[@eduardweber2097]

Asians are in general considered hard workers. As long as they don't commit suicide.
A not so funny fun fact:
Suicide is such a big problem in Japan that nearly every bridge and train station has some sort of suicide prevention fence and their is an entire forest where people commit suicide. Korea is similar in that regard. Sadly children are a big part of the suicide percentage.

[@kitcloudkicker72]

emotional damage 🤯

[@user-vk5mz4wc6d]

Your a legend if you know what that music is from.

[@MrQuantitySquare]

I'm half Japanese, I'm almost in college, and next year I might study in Japan if my papers are done... then I heard about the Shukatsu thing, it sounds nice, but at the same time... hmmmm....

[@user-qq1rw1gr5v]

in amarica u get a bassbat

[@AntonMonster]

If auntie is Abachan, what Obatarian means ? Saw it in yakuza 😮

[@jarrettenaope7038]

You are So delightful..Hope your Channel Does well

[@vxcodm4121]

Wait, aren’t Japanese Asian too?
Can’t say anything since every family have different aunty

[@andybraid4263]

11:45 emotional damage

[@devencadriel2361]

I saw Demon Slayer and gotta say, #DemonSlayerIAmOnTeamNezuko. You guys like anime? Because I sure do.

[@Nymphonomicon]

I can see why AZNs would work hard if raised like that... to get away from their parents.

[@AsianTrix]

Yo, is that an original Stussy hoodie?

[@teaIeaf]

bro just said he isnt a comedian

[@kiarakagelia261]

i never got a nice comment from my parents,
too busy want get their attention and praise, my life skip a phase
i dont have rebellious phase, or even the phase where having a crush or anything. too busy

[@WastedTalent83]

Guys , i know you probably wont care XD
but you are way too stiff ^^ relax, be more natural, don't be afraid to speak..
Its so easy to see you're thinking a lot before saying anything, let it out naturally ^^

[@VoidExileYT]

Honestly, milestone videos are very forgettable. No one should stress about that stuff if their channel is growing too fast. Milestones like 10k, 100k, 1m etc are reasonable, but things can go very fast between those as well and very slow between lesser milestones.
Sweden is quite the opposite from both America and Japan in terms of the need for a job. Here you can be unemployed and live of the gov perfectly fine. Have a roomy apartment, more than enough food and left over disposable income, as an adult

[@Waynecotton97]

I feel like everyone has that one family member who compares ppl like that 😂

[@HanstheTraffer]

Sharing a set of earpods....