Racism Against Indians Online
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- Опубліковано 20 тра 2024
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0:00 intro
3:05 the south asian diaspora
12:41 internalized racism
20:41 online racism
36:02 acceptance and solidarity - Комедії
the white girl who gave me hell for being indian and hindu throughout middle and high school now runs a yoga studio 💀💀
BRUH 💀💀💀
@@happypaws24?
Lol, she probably doesn't even know where yoga is from.
And the crazy thing is yoga studios tend to be predominantly white middle class spaces that are exclusionary to Indians and women of colour
Indians themselves are casually racist towards black people don’t play the victim card now
being racist to Indians is actually considered funny on the internet. ” curry ” and several other terms for the mockery of Indians is so normalized at this point, hope this video reaches to a whole lot of people for awareness.
fr !!!
there’s recently an upsurge in racism on the internet recently, you would think it would become less common, but it seems we’re regressing instead of progressing, lots of sexism and homophobia/transphobia too, and if you try to educate these people, they’ll just call you a pedo, while claiming they’re being logical and factual while anyone else is being emotional, it’s ridiculous
Indians on my telegram groups I used to manage were the most racist 🤷♂️
@@yereyesarebleedingbut I think that calling racist stuff that is not racist, like the PewDiePie stuff, devalue the word. If you call everything racist people will start asking: does he mean racism racism or "racism"?
I feel like it’s towards asians in general too
Another thing I find crazy tho is that whenever an attractive brown person goes viral or people mention how Indian people are attractive people always say that “not every Indian person looks like that” or “he or she is just a small percentage the average Indian doesn’t look like that.” It’s like they have to find an excuse to affirm to themselves that brown people just aren’t attractive. Idk if it’s just me but when any other attractive poc person goes viral for their looks their comment sections don’t look like that.
They use that tactic on black people as well and it evolved to be used on people of south asian descent as well. The racism is crazy family 😂
It absolutely does happen on other poc. Especially Native Americans and African Americans
They are correct ....
Actually small percentage of people are attractive in India ......majority people look like shit ....
brown people are not a small percentage who tf thinks that? lmao majority will always be brown in india
It's actually very true, Westerners have Stereotype of Indians bring the "ugliest" race, so whenever they see a decent looking one, or even an attractive one, they go in a state of shock and disbelief, hence why bringing all sorts of excuse and mental gymnastics. They always attribute the attractive looking Indians to be a small percentage, hinting that the majority of the population is Ugly. Blatant and Internalized Racism.
I have fair skin. I was once mistaken as a greek by an old cleaning white lady. The lady was very nice and caring, she always used to casually greet some students in the elevator and campus residence area.
I always remember the shock on her face when i told her i am indian, not greek. No casual greetings afterwards from that point on by her.
This is from sydney, Australia btw.
Same here
I got mistook as spanish
Jeets on Suicide watch 😂😂😂
The lady then died💀
@@TheRealPsychoGeniusRevengeance bro's spending his time trying to troll a whole group of people he doesn't belong to. I don't think we're the ones who are on suicide watch kek, you are a miserable person lmao
"B-but you don't look Indian " " you look Spanish, latina , you look Arab " like 🤦🏻♀️
people be like 'stop asian hate' until it's about indians or south asians in general
Even then, they stopped talking about it when they found out most of the assaults were done by black people. But obv bcos black ppl can never be racist.
exactly
it all stems back to whiteness
Fr. They only care about the mainstream counties 💀
Agree. The counter argument given is Indians don't think themselves as Asians hence often not included. It is their fault.
The one thing that turned me off PewDiePie completely was how he contributed SO MUCH towards casual racism against Indians.
I mean he glorified/normalized Nazi ideology and Nazi symbols at some point, so...
Yep. I was told by the internet that Indians are sensitive. We are just desensitized.
I really wanna thank Saji for making this video :)
@@indrinita Yeah, but I only found out about that stuff after I stopped watching him.
@@internetstranger- This new bombardment of people being racist with no questions asked is seriously disgusting me.
They are huge hypocrites.
@@syrup- It's very much because of how readily racists can shut down any criticism with "that sounds pretty woke to me"
And then there's enablers saying shit like "I'm an indian and i dont think this is racist"
Most of those people who say that arent even indian.
Those guys are the most annoying. And usually they’ll follow some other enabling content creators like Farzy.
@@markaragnos1796true
@@markaragnos1796idk I think ppl who watch farzy relate to his skits because some of them are realistic to some Indians. Most of his skits are about him pretending to be an Indian dad being strict towards his normal Indian son
@@FuckTheRacists either that or NRIs trying to kiss up to westerners
Most people think that Asia only has China and japan 💀
Isn’t it tho 😀
@@ahmad_rooney0 no
That’s because East Asia is the only clean, orderly, wealthy, developed, prosperous, civilized region in Asia. Even Pyongyang manages to be cleaner than New Delhi despite being under brutal sanctions.
The rest of Asia is either a complete shithole (South Asia), mired in religious fanaticism and war (West Asia), sparsely populated and irrelevant (Central Asia), or just poor (Southeast Asia).
@@ahmad_rooney0😂 average American
Reference: trust me bro
Why does NOBODY ever talk about this???? It’s crazy to me. I’m a white person born & raised in Canada, & the every day racism towards Indian & Middle Eastern people is so blatant, I don’t understand how people don’t talk about it. Like it’s SO normalized, it seems crazy to me that none of the big leftist content creators ever bring it up
As much as we try to counter the false and hateful narrative, it doesn't help when we have self loathing people within our very own community, who are a liability that lack self respect.
@@egomaniac1209 Franz Fanon would say that the colonized feels self hatred because of our oppression.
@@emzetkin1100 And I agree to a certain extent that it's wrong that they're made to feel that way and their problems aren't being heard to and addressed. But generalizing the innocent who haven't done wrong to them and assuming a population of 1.4 billion people as oppressors for the wrongdoings of a 100 people isn't solving the problem, it's being a part of it. Don't you think that would even justify what terrorists and those seeking revenge from the authority do?
Right. It’s so normalized
even seeing just the title of the video i wanted to come in to lament this. ive lived an hour from vancouver my whole life and recently moved to an hour from toronto and from there to here the weird disgust with them bewilders me constantly. coming from my parents, my siblings, my peers back in school and now in work, from people im told i should hold as authority its nothing but unreasonable hatred. its practically became ritual with me and my best friend when eating something we bought even just from an establishment owned by indian people that his dad was going to show up and say something inflammatory. i go to work and the conversation on break is about them 'bringing sickness to our country'. i get into an uber with my mother and she uses some disgusting belittling accent as if it somehow makes it easier for this driver, well fluent in english to understand. i hate it here, at least on that front.
Finally, it’s wild how normalised being abhorrently racist towards Indians online is seen. Extreme levels of generalisations and so
Maybe if Indian men won't notoriously creepy to women online, people would be a bit nicer
I see a lot of blacks being racist towards Indians. Mainly because immigrants people whohave been there less time, are doing way better than them.
i swear to God its actually true, it doesnt help the self esteem ffs
@@aeriumsoft yeah when I found out about it, it was pretty brutal. Luckily I live in india so all I had was online stuff, can’t imagine folks living abroad having to go through with this stuff.
The US is an extremely racist country. I don't think people really have an idea, its not always this outward internet edge lord and kkk types, There is a ridiculous amount of socio-economic racism in every facet of life, from the time you leave mom and dad to go to preschool you learn you are less than the pink and splotchy people
I AM Indian! i proclaim it with pride. I don't give a slight f*ck if you are uncomfortable with that. Our history is filled with bravery, courage and we never bowed down. Though the contrary is being taught.
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EXACTLY!!! this is so true!
Your own history started in 1947, former ones were all Muslim mughals.
@@soonie1290 oh please stop lying now, did u pass history?
Indians are racist against black people though.
I'll never forget when I said "as an Asian" or something like that and my WHITE friend said "I don't think Indians count as Asian" LIKE DAWG WHAT ARE WE THEN????
Technically India is located in Asia, but India is not culturally part of the sinosphere (think East Asia, South East Asia) -- so technically your WHITE friend right is.
He ain't your friend
Asian is a taxonomic category. You don't have their features. While you are South Asian. You aren't this description. I believe the term Desi applies. South Asians share many taxonomic features with European and MENA folks. Except Desi have darker skin. I'm going to assume you have no BLACK friends, as you would absolutely get the same interaction.
@@tukos7370 It's categorized as Asian racially, geographically and medically (e.g. when you're at a doctor's, Indians would check off 'asian' as their race). And I do have BLACK friends, so..
Stfu. I am Himalyan Indian...at least 50 million of us have "Those features" That's more than the population of many asian countries like Thailand...besides, it has nothing to do those features. India is the largest population in Asia. @@tukos7370 Your lack of education doesn't change our geography
I work in IT and often work with Indian software engineers. Last year at a company I was working for, my tech lead made an incredibly racist joke about not wanting to hire Indian folks because the “office kitchen would always smell like curry.”
I reported the “joke” to management, and I was fired less than 48 hours later. Yes me, not the man who made the joke.
That’s how normalized it is. I can’t imagine it would have gone that way if I had reported an offensive joke about anything else.
thats actually such a wild thing to do
In most parts we're not even seen as humans :')
@@truthbird1527Curry smells delicious. I don’t want YOU in the community kitchen. Stay in your cubicle and cry about it.
It’s weird how our trainings tell us to take this step. But when it comes to practice it’s selective
@@truthbird1527okay?? That doesn’t mean Indians all smell like curry
i’m not indian , i’m african american, but i’ve always found it so strange how indians are treated on the internet. like not only the racism, but the way other races who know prejudice respond / don’t see it as a problem either. that’s why i’m subscribe to your channel, because you’re informative about a race i’ve only ever seen painted in a negative light
Same. I feel like there's a little more of a connection between black and brown people, at least in my eyes, because we have to deal with the discrimination we face for the shade of our skin.
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@@bunnytheknoxville🐇
They don’t even like us black people
@@nihilismful ???? i commented with a bunny because op has a k-pop profile picture…. are you okay
As a Chinese American person I feel a similarly in that growing up I knew other Chinese ppl who were not proud of being Chinese due to people's sinophobia. Chinese culture is not really popular in the western world compared to other East Asian cultures. I think it's so amazing how connected many Indians are to their culture which is so ancient and beautiful. I love Indian traditional clothes, philosophers, art and dance. Love how Indians also embrace other traditional cultures. Whenever I see ancient Chinese dance videos there is often comments from Indian ppl appreciating it.
Aslong as all asians stand together in solidarity, we dont need the rest of the world, cause we most of it.
Yeah, especially throughout high school and college. If you're Japanese, Americans will love you and wanna be friends. If you're Chinese, most Americans are like "oh...bye".
@@LeedleLee457 The funny thing is, most can’t differentiate them in looks so you could easily lie
In my opinion Chinese have already rebuilt their country from the ground up so they don't actually need Western approval
Does Taiwan preserve ancient Chinese culture better than PRC?? I think itll build self esteem if you get in touch with your own cultures positive aspects.
The amount of 'I know it smell crazy' comments I've seen is crazy like even when it's not relevant it gets brought up.
You are a muslim those comments are for hindus
Facts
Not everyone's fault Indians don't care about hygiene
Imagine the smell
@@WRNWRW
Racist
As a Mexican, I can't help but feel for the Indian community because when you think about it, we are both stereotyped as dirty, stupid, ugly, making fun of people with thick accents, etc. It always rubbed me the wrong way how normalized it was, and it's not just white people, either. It causes so much ignorance, too. India is such a diverse country with a huge mixture of cultures, so when people just reduce Indian people to stereotypes, it's just insulting, honestly.
I didn't realize they stereotyped your community as well like ours, I thought you'll got along as you're literally the southern neighbor of the US and an NA country. It maybe true, but I've yet to see a single instance of it happening constantly each day, even your characters are shown as mafia overlords, who are perceived as evil, but cool. The most racist stuff I've observed is Mexico always shown in the yellow tint cameras in Hollywood movies.
Mexican people are seen as ugly, dirty, and stupid? What?? People who say that are insane
im a white honduran and i prefer mexicans to indians lol
@@lurji of course you do, the first three words of your sentence didn't make it difficult to understand why
@@egomaniac1209 Perhaps it's a more Western problem. I definitely notice more prejudice towards Indian people, though.
This is one of the things about "selective racism" that's so weird to me. Racism against east asians is apparent, racism against native Americans is apparent, racism against black people is so visible and acknowledged. But racism against indians and south asians is just "jokes" and casual remarks to the point they aren't even seen as racist? Like, it's selective as hell and it's so fricking weird.
I mean antiblackness is acknowledged but rarely anything effective is done towards it, it may make headlines and trending hashtags but zeromto no change, which is already frustrating.
@@JonCage9exactly
and no one cares about central asians lol- it's weird but i've never seen them mentioned???
@@JonCage9idc, it is very much addressed and criticised especially on the left despite it's ubiquity in society. that's the point! It is also much more taboo and considered clearly racist without debate. I'm not trying to pit anyone against another. I fiercely speak out against anti blackness all the time both in and outside of my community so far as to fight my own family when they say something colorist but I've never seen p stick up for us. It's literally the first video I've seen on anti indian racism despite being part of "bread tube" circles for so long. I can't digest the selectiveness.
“So visible and acknowledged” lol I wish
I cant imagine the amount of racism desis have to face around the pewdiepie vs t-series thing
I miss when the internet had edge
goddamit you triggered my ptsd
He had to tell his fans to stop saying weird shit and donate a bunch of money to charities over it
bro you living in 2018
it was crazy. Crazier how these westerners still think they were chill and we indians were just being butt hurt when they were spaming f indians and street shiters in like every comment section lol
so this is the other side of the spectrum, just watched a 3 hour long video on "Racist Indians" then I watched this and realized, the world is just racist all over
Very true and it’s stupid
People act like they chose how they were born
@@billdamannicely put
Caste system in india is more crazy than racism in western world. At least kamala harris is vive president of America. Imagine being president of india and still not allowed in temple because of your caste.
The casual racism towards Indians is insane. People are so nonchalant about it and get so confused or even offended when they're called out for it. It doesn't help that many people within our community are willing to let it go to appease to others (KSI saying the p slur) and act like just because they're okay doesn't mean that it's correct. The T Series incident was so weird to me, India is huge as a country and a people, it's not surprising they would use youtube and listen to their country's music, family certainly did. Then we have big youtubers getting so shocked that Indian people exist and subscribe to content that appeals to them
The P slur? Pajeet or Paki?
What is the p slur?
@@Yourhandleneedstobeatleast i think the one the person who replied above u mentioned
Pakistanis are generally violent
Sooner or later, they will riot
@@areeba7045Pakistanis are generally violent and will riot in Britain
Saying “you’re not Asian your Indian” is the same vibe as “Egypt isn’t in Africa, Africa is a country”
Western Culture Hypocrisy in a nutshell. How they fail to realize people from India, Middle-East and some parts of Russia being Asians too is appalling.
@@rachitdang7453 Indians and Middle easterners arent asian. Asians are mongoloid
@@drcgonanthropology has been debunked
@@vinvyl957 wdym
@@vinvyl957 im south asian but we arent technically asian, by race all south asians are grouped up as indians
so many Indians are taught to hate themselves, i guess this is true for a lot of people. Whenever I find myself feeling good for being far from Indian stereotypes or my (fairly) ethnically-ambiguous appearance, I really try and take a deep dive into why that is. It’s rough
your ambiguous look is the result of cast system filtering and its entirely engineered by discrimination. it comes with a huge cachet in the west then you be indian in peace .
True
Caste system?? 🤢🤢
@@ITZ_ONLY_YOUR_HIMANSHUnah you were born as black not me i became black because of weather lucky you my friends know that I used to be white
I stopped following PewDiePie after that video. I'm Mexican and the "dark magician" comment reminded me of the times when US Americans would tell me I "speak brown".
Loved the message, this ain't about targeting individuals but understanding the oppression dynamics that are at play. Class consciousness is powerful, and I'm all in for these topics finally being talked about. Greetings from Mexico 🇲🇽
Can we start talking about racism of Indians against Indians. Like are we gonna forget the caste system??
@@Goyim-phobicracism has nothing to do with caste system at all😂 you will find all types of colours in every caste for example this sharma guy is general caste but brown .Its only used in Politics amd reservation now lol
guess what. they still dont care about you.
@@Goyim-phobic u don't know anything about caste system . Yet u people act like u know everything it was based of profession of people . But some greedy priest changed it . Just like the estate system in France and other parts of europe.
@@Goyim-phobic i'll keep it a buck fifty that seems classist rather than racist, still horrible but its almost like you get lucky being born into a high caste or you get unlucky and you're destined for a life where everything is harder for you simply because of the family and caste you were born into, nothing really racial about it
being punjabi descent, what grinds my mf gears is that how many people don’t know how after 9/11, how many older punjabi sikh were murdered because they were mistaken for terrorists. other thing that bothers me is how many indian stereotypes are pushed on other south asian ethnic groups and then people pull the “well all y’all look alike” card.
The Sikh gentlemen were mistaken for Muslims. Terrorists isn't interchangeable for Muslims, however much the media have made it so since 9/11.
LITERALLY. Also let's not forget the BLATANT racism on tiktok (the one guy who goes "dingnindingning" whenever he has something to say AS A INDIAN and also encourages or makes vids with creators from other races to do the same) I never understood why such videos were so liked, those vids had MILLIONS of likes. Gross.
literally! our turban makes us easily identifiable and when one of my friends moved to the US, his mother made him cut his hair so that he isn't brutally murdered. hate crimes against sikhs need more attention, people shouldn't feel the need to abandon their faith to just stay alive!
They weren’t murdered b/c they looked like “terrorists” they were murdered b/c racist white folks (actual terrorists) confused them for Muslims. But I agree even in “Asian” spaces issues faced by South Asians (as well as SEAs, and Middle Easterners) are not really talked about. There are still a lot of Americans who don’t think South Asian are Asians.
Earlier this week I mentioned to a person at my school about a sikh man my parents knew who was treated poorly after 9/11. They then went on to attempt to justify this hate with something along the lines of people deserving to be afraid. If one was so afraid they should know more about the situation and not to blame every brown man, and he is also American should he not be 2 too?
it's so disappointing how often I've seen people call India or Indian people dirty or smelly and act like that's totally fine, there's so much casual racism
Not racist if true.
@@frogdeityliterally not true. People fucking pick on untrue stereotypes and throw it at EVERYONE. It's literally what racism is
@@snowshower4415 Perhaps you are incapable of noticing.
@@frogdeity if you don't give a shit about people, just admit it. But if you've never been around Desi ppl, if You've never been around Asians, or even a POC, then maybe you should reevaluate your life. And if you were raised being taught that, maybe reevaluate your education and consider getting further education from decent people who don't pick on other's races and ethnicities
@@snowshower4415 I lived in a city with a major Indian population for years. I've been around Indians. I very much care about people. I just don't deny reality.
This past summer was the 1st time I personally started noticing people saying nasty and hateful things online against southeast Asians. There seems to be an influx of tons of vids and clips of southeast Asians cooking street food or in food factories. I’ve seen these clips especially on instagram and I’m sure it is also on tiktok but I’ve never had tiktok. I try to leave comments arguing points but it’s a losing battle, It’s like trying to argue with a tsunami. It just feels (to me) like these past 6 years the racism online has gotten out of control with *everyone* , it’s too easy for a person to hide behind a screen. This is also the 1st video I’ve seen of a content creator speaking on the online racism towards Indians and it really needed to be done. I’ll definitely be checking out more content from this creator in the future.
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Its also because there are so many live streamers now travelling around the world and they will live stream walking down an indian street. All the viewers can see the street food and garbage, burned dead bodies floating in the rivers etc.
It makes india look really bad.
@@Cha4k they purposely seek poverty, and the bad parts, it's an adventure for them
@@Cha4k Burned Dead body Floating on river?? Where does that happen?? Also most of these streamers go into most shady areas/Undeveloped or Old Areas for live stream. I bet go near Dharavi you will find tons of White people there compared to other parts. There would be Multiple PROPER FOOD SHOPS on the street yet they will go a Street food Hawker to eat. In Delhi also these guys mostly live in Old Delhi/Pritampura and all other Undeveloped / Migrant filled areas.
stop trying to shift poojeet behavior to other groups
Man, people don't respect India enough, it's sad. The Indus valley is underrated as hell. India is so culturally/ethnically diverse too. Hell, South Asia period, it's so overlooked. Not to discredit up north though too.
They forget that Indians come in all sorts of colors with different religions/cultures too. My old boss Mr singh wasn't too darker than me.
Yeah I agree. Studying the Indus Valley was my favourite, it’s sad to see their history gets pushed under the carpet (similar to China too actually)
India is just straight up all of these different groups of people who live on the subcontinent of india.
Nobody cares because we got colonized by the British so now we have to develop ourselves again from scratch much like China and Earn that Respect Again.
Hi, Saji! I'm from Pakistan and I am a stutterer. I'm deeply affected by your courage to put your stutter out there on the internet without any hesitancy. It is really inspiring.
Pakistanis are ok
honestly it's so weird because there's not many other youtubers which have a stutter and the amount of editing that usually goes on to remove the smallest of gaps this was both sort of jarring but also I think that shouldn't be something that bothers anyone nearly as much as it does? I'm autistic so I know how it feels to be judged on shit you literally can't control unless you actively repress part of yourself (which I did do; I love internalizing negative sentiments towards myself and my broader subgroup as a result of social norms!) and it's kinda exactly the same thing there? I guess what I meant to mean is more like, fuck norms and just challenge me because that's legitimately how people work? I'm very long-winded I hope this makes sense I think I'm dehydrated
bruh, the irony of saying without any “hesitancy” lol
(Get it? Because stuttering literally makes people hesitate.)
@@baddie21358wdym by that?
@@b6b6b6b6b6 yes we get the joke thank you bye bye
This video was so informative c: as someone from Australia i witness so much racism towards brown people and lumping them all together as indian and it makes me feel so gross, I'm indigenous Australian myself but because of the genocide of our people's and how we were basically bred out im am very white passing and i have to witness white people think im a safe space to be racist around
The idea of there being a “safe space” to be racist is just so freaky to me.
i’m sorry you have to deal with that :(
I agree, I’m Māori Australian and the amount of ppl who have been extremely racist around me is insane. From
Someone telling me the chefs at my work who are from Nepal are lying because they’re “just from Indian and they just say that” to ppl saying colonisation was the best thing that ever happened for aus/nz like 🤦♀️🤦♀️
@@BelBelle468 It's actually insanely common. As a white Aussie, I've had countless other white people (including my own family) be openly racist around me because they think that I'll be ok with it.
@throwawayaccount4008 I've made no attempt to hide my anti-racism sentiments (also white) and still people are surprised when I chew them out about their bullshit. Especially my country Victoria relos who think calling people slurs is funny. I won't stand for it. The least I can do is try to change things.
I’m so exhausted defending everyone against racism but when people are racist against us, everybody just laughs. Not saying I’m gonna like Be Racist against others now in retaliation, but man I wish people protected us as much
We need to stop seeking validation from other races. As a Malayali, I've seen too many people say that South Indians are related to black people and I keep asking them why they want validation from black people so much.
@@ryanthomas49true bro.. love and respect from Delhi ❤🙏
@@ryanthomas49I also have a malyali friend in my college.. he's a great guy..♥️✨..in general malayalis are more respectful and good people.
show bob
@@mekelopte7071 how bro felt after this comment: 🤓
Few days back on fb a Bangladeshi man commented a mean comment on a South korean youtubers comment section and somehow everyother people in his reply section assumed he is Indian and started fightinghim by saying "oh it's still better than tingalinga slinga","Oh like ur curry mustache","You Indian"..i mean they stereotype every brown looking guy with mustache is Indian,i replyed a comment by saying he is not Indian but Bangladeshi and someone from Indonesia replyed me by saying they all are Indian we don't think them as a different country blah blah,it really pissed me off
They say - You're all the same
Nah those imaginary borders. Y'all all the same people
Indian hindhu stop lying
@@IhateAlot718Just because you stupid guys says we are same, doesn't mean we r same. Bangladesh and Pakistan literally whole different country with Muslim majority.. ❤❤
@@like2jo4796Do you have any proof that he is LYING? Or just assumption?
As an Indian, it’s weird to be acknowledged at all. I used to take whatever I could get, but you learn that it’s probably worse to watch racist media then no media.
I’ve always believed that it was worst for us to have bad representation than no representation in media and entertainment lol
As you can see we have some of the results of that, that real indians have to deal with now
Indians themselves are casually racist towards black people don’t play the victim card now
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@@Janon743 i wish my younger self understood that. i used to be so happy to see raj from tbbt because he looked like me. it is now that when i look back, that show makes me disgusted. especially that one episode where the recurring joke was "raj should go back to india so that he won't cause any problems".
real. remember when RRR won an oscar? yeah I had to double check if I was dreaming at that moment because we barely ever get any attention from hollywood, or the media in general.
White people will make fun of Indian food for having a lot of spices as if we didn’t spend like twenty years trying to get our hands on those spices and failing miserably
@@HecatesSubliminals depends on how long you measure us as still searching (we got sidetracked by genocide)
The white people are having ancestral jealousy of what they had so hard a time obtaining? 😂
the brits colonized india for 200 yrs and their food is still blander than cardboard
@@naysha323 fr
@@naysha323oh absolutely they cook like they hate food, i simply do not trust any bri’ish person with any sort of ‘ethnic’ foods because i just know they’re gonna fuck it up
I have Black, White, and Native American in me and I've had people be racist to me for being Indian. And they didn't mean "Native American", Indian. Most times.
Tsmt im 0.03% jewish and people are so hecking rascist to me all the time
You're chad ✨..be proud of yourself.
Love and respect from India 🙏
Its rough. When you look like an oppressed group, youll have crazies harrassing you.
Or when you don't look enough like the group you come from @@Mira-gu6we
disclaimer to all people who instantly click on new comments and agree with the video it doesn't seem to have racist comments in top comments but it sure does have some disgusting and racist in new and if i mean it does it means it is FILLED with racist comments
i clicked sort by new to read comments from angry pewdiepie fans hahaha thanks for the warning
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Nah you all want to make me think that the aliens would look every colour the same no dude just no aliens would probably consider black people and darkness the same being
@@frosken8889 what do u mean
Bro I just saw an Indian use toilet water for chutney
I’m black, and my grandmother brought me fried tilapia and potato wedges she made to school one day when I was in fifth grade. It was totally normal food-and my grandma was sitting RIGHT THERE-and people still made fun of me for bringing “black” food.
jealousy. nothing but jealousy
girl they wish their food wasn't so bland
racist and logic never go hand in hand.
That sound hella good. I'm telling you, racists just miss out on good stuff.
They were just offended your grandma used a teaspoon of seasoning, lol. 😂😂
I can't tell you how sad it makes me that Raj from Big Bang Theory is probably one of the most recognized roles for Indians in English language media. His character, like all the others on that show, was a gigantic stereotype but because of the racial element made it so much worse.
Either Raj from Big Bang Theory or Ravi from Jessie. South Asian representation was ROUGH.
same. i hate how they portrayed asians in general as ugly, inferior people or just the comic relief within cartoons or movies. as if we're not intelligent, rich in culture and languages. I hate it. And since people grow up with that shit when they meet real asians they expect us to behave or talk with those thick accents which hello???? we do not have lol
@@goldenhourssZayn Malik is Pakistani
@@Billdean25 he is white passing so he is accepted in the group
@@aiswaryabersan7983no he's not. He looks properly pakistani.
Others may have probably pointed this out, but in order for the indian community to come together and stand up to this racism more as a community i we have to create more unity amongst ourselves. There is still so much division amongst even different Indian ethnic and language groups but also among caste and among different religions to state a few examples. This also results in alot of toxic and terrible traits of our culture such as: caste discrimination, rampant sexism, religious discrimination, racism against other POC communities, colorism(within our own community), and so on. We we as a community can't even see eye to eye ourselves, how we can we take on something like this?
However, I hope and pray we can get over most if not all of these issues in the coming years and completely stand up and squash these issues of racism against Indians online and IRL. Which I agree, is sadly rampant, especially now. Thanks, Saji, for this video!!
this is why we as south asians need to stop being so passive and just accept racism coming from others, we need to fight back, show people that we are not people to be messed with, we have the largest population in the world, I mean what are we doing, if we stay united and have each others backs, no one would dare mess with us
I mean considering half of the population lives in slums, the average Indian is like 5’6”, and most have a high pitched voice with a funny accent… isk if that is possible 💀
@@microitos9754 well the younger generation is getting taller and is prioritizing health over anything else, and the diaspora that grows up in western countries are a lot taller and the south asians in Houston are chads who don’t take shit from nobody
@@microitos9754 the newer generation is prioritizing their health, is improving their physical attributes and is getting more media literacy
@@dhfiwxjf Doesn’t matter, their height is determines by genes and all they can do is maximize their potential to perhahs 5’7” at best. Gimme a break mate. No one can take south asians seriously because of their image in social media, stature, voice, and accent.
The story about the girl’s food hit me so hard because that happened to me. In elementary school kids told me my food looked disgusting and gross and because of that I stopped taking food to school for YEARS. It took me until college to finally be comfortable taking my Indian food to school. And now all my friends tell me it looks delicious and they always want to try it! And still to this day it’s hard for me to believe people when they say that it looks good 😭
Same here. It wasn't Indian food, but it was my taste and it REALLY put me off from bringing my food. I told a teacher and she made the mis apologized but it felt superficial, yk?
I bring Indian food to school now- I'm in my last yr of highschool. And I totally get what you mean by not believing them. I eat rice, roti, etc w my hands and I still get weird looks here n there.
indian food is DELICIOUS how do people think its disgusting? 💀
Kids are stupid man I bet their parents never taught them any better and made their kids soak up their bad habits.
People seeing one of objectively the best cuisine cultures in the world and going “ew” is the pinnacle of stupid. Don’t worry, natural selection will get them 😌
People treat race/culture as trends. Right now it’s “cool” to eat traditional foods
the thing with racism against us Indians online is that no one ever wants to call out their favourite creators for being racist, because in india's there's a mindset of "oh we can take jokes!" and even if the jokes do hurt them, and they aren't really jokes they don't want to consider themselves "snow flakes" so they'd rather have the racist stereotypes continue and becoming a laughing stock rather than just call the creators out
this is so true 🥲
OMFG THIS IS SO TRUE
THISS and the way we join in the jokes as if they're even funny. these jokes got old a long time ago.
This is so mf true, I used to be sooo against this from the beginning and later became what you just explained but after a while of realisation I understood it's not wrong that Im standing up for my people, it's those mf racists that are in the wrong
Even indian american creators creating content like this to cater the american audience
Hello, as a Moroccan who didn’t really grew up around people from South Asia, this video was really educative, thank you so much for this video
"Indian" is "Nationality", not "Ethnicity or Race", education is so illegal in Western world 🤦🏻♂️.
Wait until West realises that Black community also exist in India as well. That's how diverse India is.
Nah masterogway solos💀
@@frosken8889 fam yo masterogway just makes shit ass short form content, avg 12 year old kid audience:
As an Iraqi, I'm so glad you mentioned that Asia also includes us, it's nice to hear someone else knows. Also, I noticed that some of the racist stereotypes of food overlap, I had people saying my food stunk as well and it sucks. Can't wait to see more from you!
Do not ever surrender and bow to those who mock your identity and the aspects of it or treat those who put your community down to appease others just to appear cool as your own.
@@egomaniac1209you have to call it out in person when you see it too, I think alot of people see South Asians as "Soft" and think they won't speak up about it.
@@gotemleanin4463 I try to do my fair share about it online, but it doesn't help when I've lived a majority of my life in India, like I was literally born and brought up there. It's only recently that I relocated to another country, and I agree to your observations about the SAs not being bold enough to call BS as it is.
@@gotemleanin4463As they should, that self induced trauma will scar them for life and will make them think a thousand times before stirring things up with an Indian.
Sorry that has happened to you I'm sure your food is probably the tastiest looking to ever graze this earth.
as an Indian racism on Indians on instagram is so causal, its like taking breakfast everyday
ong fr, and the saddest part is that they dont even see anything wrong with it
@@aeriwsa fr recently there was a Train accident in India where 3 trains Collide each other I saw this news on Insta and i saw a Comment "they are Overpopulated anyways" 💀and these People thinks they r Better Human beings
Is there anywhere on the internet where it's not? I actually wanna know
@@rg-md2gi no everyone is racist to Everyone in every platform. Its the degree that matters, Insta comments feel like Warzone, reddit comments are not for those who have heart Issues, UA-cam comments are much better in comparison LOL
On twitter people are callin for death and there are so many ppl even in the comments to this vid where they are are being racist to indians. They have no empathy even after watching this vid. I dont have much hope left in yt or internet in general coz it doesnt seem its much different on any of the other sites. Is there?
How has it taken me so long to find your channel bro. This is so validating
now go take a bath
@@maalikserebryakovgo make it b
@@maalikserebryakov And then you cry about why anit-whiteism in on the rise.
Oh, it's always such a treat to witness the intellectual prowess of the younger generation on UA-cam. Their profound insights, like refusing to date Indians or finding them unattractive, truly showcase their remarkable depth and maturity. It's simply mind-boggling how anyone could make such comments about an entire race. Bravo, youngsters.🙄
Remember, people of all backgrounds radiate beauty, but there's something undeniably captivating about us folk, like a mesmerising sunset. Golden, bronze, and black skins radiate an ethereal and majestic aura, like shimmering sunsets over a tranquil ocean. Our foods, colours, music, flavours, clothing, and traditions exude an undeniable elegance and a remarkable sense of grandeur. Be proud 🙌
He had us in the first half, I'm not gonna lie...
Smells like absaloute cope.
@@artair70no that would be you everywhere in the comments
@@rg-md2gi Eh no
I agree but mayo is pretty good
I remember that last year in my chemistry class, my teacher had an accent. I’m desi so I didn’t care, but all the “popular” kids in my class decided to make fun of her accent, talk during class, and just be overall terrible students. She’s so nice and she deserves everything, literally she cried 5 times during class last year. I don’t understand why she takes all these kids harassment and doesn’t report them when she heard them doing stuff like mocking her.
That’s horrible. I for one think Indian accents are super satisfying and sound pleasant to the ears.
i had an indian teacher last year in chemistry also, people always made fun of her
idk if its justified, but the kids outside of the first world, get slapped the f outta them for acting up. There will be disrespect and mocking, like teens do, but to the degree american kids do it.
I had a substitute teacher in high school who was from India, he also had an accent. He was hired recently during that time. Most of the students, especially the popular ones, bullied him a lot. And I mean all sorts of different races, ethics groups, and nationalities bullied him. They said a lot of racist remarks, like, he was on the verge of tears. Some couple weeks afterwards, I heard from a teacher that he resigned, which explained why I didn’t see him anywhere in school. God, the fact that kids can bully adults for their identity, shows you how racist and fucked up our society still is. I hope he’s living a good life now, he should have never gone through that.
Its funny how everyone now claims racism against them😒 Indians and Pakistani are some of the most racist people ever!! They'd rather not be seen as the same with other people.. they'd rather try to align with white people than shun racism when its not against them...many of y'all are hypocrites😅
racism towards indians was not only accepted but encouraged during the whole t series vs pewdiepie war lol. It was insane how normalized it was and still is, happy to see that someone FINALLY made a video on it :)
That's why I'm going around hating on every white I see just love pissing them off
Indians are so racist against black people. Racism against black ppl is universal. Indians don’t fight for themselves against racism they’ve just sort of accepted and kept their head down which makes them more of a target.
Wasn’t really racism, it was a subscription battle between am independent youtuber and a massive corporation
@@Blakoss it was incredibly racist.
@@Liztastaney7 how so? No one wanted to see a corporation overtake the worlds most famous youtuber at the time
literally, online. nothing is more racist against indians than train lines
your ancestors screwed up india
Bit of a side note but as someone with a stutter, thank you for not editing around the stutters, it makes me feel normal 💙
I’m black but I’m also a Canadian and racism against Indians is rising over here. My childhood best friend was Indian, her and her family were genuinely kind and sweet people, we have a lot of Indian immigrants in my town I see them all the time especially in stores an the white people here keep whining about the Indian immigrants (as if their immigrant grandparents didn’t colonize and murder the Ingenious people here smh 🤦🏾♀️)
Similar thing in South Africa. White people here will cry and whine all day long about Indians (moreso Zimbabweans nowadays actually) as if Indians and Zimbabweans aren’t literally carrying the economy on their backs
Interesting, so economic immigrants are bad but refugees are okay. 😅
Lets give context. The white Canadians are whining because the recent influx of immigrants is crippling Canada’s housing market and standard of living. People are frustrated with that, and thats ok, because unchecked immigration is never a good idea. People using this as an excuse to be racist are not in the right at all, though, and it’s the government that’s at fault first and foremost.
uh huh
@@phoebesekine4783 the thing about Indians in America is that they're very into their culture. They don't assimilate well compared to others
I'd say Pewdiepie played THE BIGGEST ROLE in normalising racism against Indians, hands down. He took isolated cases of we!rdos on the internet and generalised it with the entire population of a literal subcontinent. And the craziest thing is that neither him nor his other white UA-camr friends ever faced any consequences for it, despite arming an entire generation with vile racism and prejudice against Indians.
The creepy Indian guy hitting on Western women and the Indian scammer stereotype weren't invented by PewDiePie and they aren't "isolated incidents" either (which is why they've become stereotypes).
@@RuthvenMurgatroyd yes. That happens. But you need to understand that India’s population is the second most in the world and is much closer to surpassing that of China. Therefore, the probability of you finding an Indian male harassing a woman would be much higher than you finding someone from other ethnicity due to population proportion difference.
@@hoesmad4400 Yeah, sure, I made this argument under a comment saying that Indians are more racist than anyone else. I was basically arguing that that's not shocking considering India has a lot of peple and is really diverse (the fact that it's as stable as it is is the reall shocking part). But still, I'm just saying that the stereotype exists for a reason, how society chooses to interpret that reason (the observable phenomenon) is sort of seperate but the stereotype exists and it was already in the public consciousness before PewDiePie. Why not argue that Kitboga also normalized racism against Indians?
@@hoesmad4400 india is now the most populated country
@@hoesmad4400solo female travellers can’t even walk in an Indian city street without being harassed and sexually assaulted. It’s not a stereotype, it’s a reality. This doesn’t happen in places with similar population densities like China or Se Asia
Why do we as Indians even need to seek validation anyway. Every person gets their own month. Blacks, Hispanics, East Asians, Indigenous people. Where is Indian History month? No one cares about us unless it's money related.
Asian heritage month seems to only cover East Asians anyways, it always pisses me off to see how blatantly ignored South Asians are and when our existence is acknowledged only Indians are covered and not without racist stereotypes
All of those groups that you just stated have a long and strong bond. In in American culture and history, explain to me what Indians did or were doing. Back in the slave times I can tell you what. Mexicans blacks And the indigenous people were doing.
@AmirShafeek I don't care about what they were doing or what "bonds" they have. My ethnic group is just as important as anyone else. Therefore, I expect importance like everyone else. I could not care less about y'all were doing back then and what bonds y'all had.
@AmirShafeek and there are plenty of ethnic and racial tensions between you guys too so don't act like you're this harmonious group.
Your ethnic group is very important but but in American history it isn't.
@@ryanthomas49
my friends themselves are so fucking racist. I am so tired of them making fun of indian accents and blatantly calling them smelly dumb stupid etc. I am bangladeshi and it really bothers me that my friend is like this
Trust me Nobody takes Bangladeshi seriously people say much more about you than us
Bangladeshi are also indian race
@@whaurproblem3879 yes
India is richer than Africa
stupid huh ?? thats new to me as an indian
I strongly relate to your sentiment, I’ve just recently realized how my enabling and unconscious participation of their racism has been affecting me, been feeling extreme guilt for what my internalized hate and need to assimilate has done to me particularly since I go to an all white highschool, I’m so sick of their bullshit i graduate soon so that’s something to look forward to.
young people need these kinds of videos. I'm half hispanic and half indian. growing up in the early 2000s was tough, being called names & being told to "go back to india." All I wanted was to be white. And I'm STILL working through a ton of internalized racism! Great video, Saji.
Yeah I feel you. Not the same situation, but my parents are from Mauritius and growing up in England I've always been lumped into Indian stereotypes (e.g. white kids asking if my parents own a corner shop) and I've also had quite a bit of Islamophobia thrown at me, and I'm not even Muslim 😂
Gotta love being part of an edge case 👌
Interestingly, Indians and even British-born Indians sometimes ask me if I'm Gujrati/talk to me in Hindi, so I've unintentionally learned some stuff about regions and castes in India LOL
@@Autogenification Yes I am Indian and have gotten Islamphobia too, even though I am Hindu???
@@lilacdust540 I have an African friend who is from a Muslim country, and many assume he is not muslim simply because he is black.
Big hugs to you ❤
Me too, you’re not alone. I can’t believe when I was little I wished to be white with blonde hair and blue eyes.
It's crazy to me how the population of India is a little over 1 billion yet every part of India is just stereotyped into one culture. In reality there are 28 states that make up India with there own unique cultures.
Even as a whole, India is a beautiful country in multiple ways (especially the food and music). Obviously it has its problems; the pollution, the insane population density, the corruption, the caste system, ect. But I'm from the US, so I've had to learn to appreciate the good that's in a country.
Same thing with Africa too, it's a huge place with extreme variety, but people act like it's a (usually very offensive) monoculture. I usually point out how we don't see that same behavior towards European folks where they get to be from their tiny individual countries that are usually way smaller than the states within India or the countries in Africa. People would think it was ridiculous to say Germans, French, and Ukrainians are all the same but that's what we do for other parts of the world.
@@iamjustkiwi you're so right it hurts. im from latin america (mexico to be precise) and there's so many different countries here with their own cuisine, indigenous languages, accents and all around culture that seeing them all lumped up as "basically the same shit" pisses me off to no end. even within my own country there's so much variety but since most of us aren't fully white i guess our culture has no value /sarcasm
The caste system has been banned since decades. Ofc it still may exist in some rural areas, but ppl make it a bigger deal than it is.
@@iamjustkiwiIndia is Country with multi-faceted culture, Africa is a continent with different countries.Both are d unique in its oen way. I think this thinking comes from ignorance. Specially the school-system in North America is not good, below average, and likely this behaviour and thinking stems from that.
@@TheBakuganmaster99As an American on the outside looking in, the caste system is the 1st thing I recognize as Indian culture. It may be "officially" banned but its principles are firmly embedded into the modern Indian way of life and thinking. As in America, I understand that in India paler skin is better and darker skin is considered "less than, not as worthy, not as clean". The Indian media exhibits this view on a regular basis, which is ironic given how the rest of the world sees Indians as a monolith, skin shade aside.
Lot of racist people in the comments section.
Very Proudly.
@@Elya-ou3kf You’re either very stupid or a very good troll.
4chan found the video. They started posting it for a couple days.
High majority of them are incels or social outcasts. Pay no attention to them, tons of them are harmless and wouldnt dare do any type of physical confrontation irl. They are usually riddled with anxiety and what not.
@@sjeya96 its part of our religion
@@Elya-ou3kf Your religion tells you to be a racist and a troll?
Let them be racist. Let them make their jokes. It won’t stop me. It won’t stop us.
Really bruh? You will start complaining like "b-b-b- but whu bou' mah rights, saar? um I not hooman, saar?" when you move to foreign countries for higher education due to the deplorable conditions of the education system in India
saar i make my own destiny saar you love me or you hate me saar
@guywiththesly3321 you people will have to pay for these racism
@@dud1297there is no deplorable conditions, it's about competitition which is huge in India ,china
That's why the largest diaspora is india and china
We know nothing will stop you all from eating cow shit haha
I'm white but growing up, all my closest neighbors were Indian. At school once, someone was making fun of my friend because her dad owned and cooked for an Indian restaurant, and I remember asking my teacher "Why is it bad to own a business?" I obviously understand the context now, but I still find it just as ridiculous for someone to bully a kid because their dad is a successful & hardworking member of society...
They were just jealous that their white food doesn't have any taste 😔😔😔
Damn women in facebook are not like that
omg aww you’re so sweet.
I don't understand the context, can you explain
😊😊😊😊😊😊
I’ve noticed racism against Indians growing so much lately glad someone’s made a video
Because poos are slithering into everyone else's countries
Why you indians act so superior all over the internet?
Honestly only male indians deserve the racism, I am against the racism because it also affect indian woman and that is just bonkers
In my Experience most Indian guys are so fucking ankward and mostly covered In toxic masculinity, this is where I will disagree with more feminists, on the fact that everyone has right to remove their toxicity for the betterment of society.
Indian here, i noticed it too but thought i was overestimating it. Thinking that i am seeing too much of it when it is actually too much.
I’m a white hillbilly, I was raised in an environment where we are suspicious of outsiders at best, being different than your people will get you shunned. I was always curious, “Too smart to live” was a saying used to describe me, the outside world was a siren song I couldn’t resist. I’ve had to teach myself over the years to realize “white” ain’t the baseline of the world, the world thankfully is a literal supernova of color. Any racism I’ve had in my life became oafish clownery after experiencing other cultures, literally melted the fear and ignorance away. We all are the same, we just go about the same tasks in unique and wonderfully different ways. I appreciate media like this because it’s an entryway to dismissing fear and ignorance, and building unity through our shared humanity.
Awesome comment.
this so true bro like racism online against us are so crazy if someone has Indian bf or gf then racist remark if india achieved something like the moon mission then racist remark like bro if somehow India is mentioned in good light racist comments start idk why they do it but it pisses me off i am living in india and see these comments online idk about how the ppl living outside are treated
Yeah, I saw a video of an American boy having an Indian gf, she is beautiful , and the derogatory remarks that was being passed to the guy because of his choice, was shocking
@@srijitachatterjee8011 Yeah, I saw a video of multiple Indian boys having American girlfriends, the derogatory remarks that came because of the boy being indian shows you how trash the internet is.
@@FuckTheRacistsI agree with your username
As a black person I feel very sorry for all Indians that have to go through so much racism. You guys are a beautiful group of people, never let anyone tell you otherwise. Much love 💕🙏🏿
Yet they are the most colorist group on earth, even establishing an entire caste system that directly correlated with skin tone. They'd treat your Black ass like dirt compared to a White person, I've seen it countless times in person. When will you learn to put your community first instead of caping for a group of people that don't even like you? Black folks have to start putting themselves as top priority instead of trying to make friends.
@kadiatukallon3542 You're a Gem of a human being bro🙏🏾!
❤🙏
@@trevscott2309colorism exist , i agree , but caste system doesn't in large scale, the fact is that the ones who used to get harrassed ones are in majority
THIS. Like us hindus get harassed and constantly told to change our religion by muslims (they are minority so they get advantages) and we cannot talk anything back and defend ourselves because it will not be 'secularism'@@Skizzo___21
the fact that mocking indian accents automatically makes something “funny” like wtf
As a white girl, i have a brother who is so racist to desi people, its saddening. No matter how many times i tell him to stop mocking indian people/their accents he will not stop because "its just a joke/ youre being sensitive/but its just what they sound like" UGH
@@susiegotstuffed1985because it is funny
@@happypaws24 I would reply negatively but your pfp makes me think you're 9 years old so I'll let you off and just tell you to educate yourself.
@@happypaws24Shut up you bot.
But why is speaking with an Indian accent considered to be racism by default? People mock Aussie accent (or whatever that hideous thing is) every day... Have you ever heard the infamous Mancunian accent, or the accent from the southern states of the US? People mock them as well, because they sound so different it's kinda funny.
Now I agree that there's a worrying level of racism toward Indians, but sometimes banter is just banter. There's not always racism behind it..
On the other hand, the mean comments towards Indians that they smell, rape and so forth are obnoxious and unacceptable. That's undoubtedly racism.
This comment section has plenty of examples of how much racism against indians is normalized
And non-white people aiding that racism is showing how hopeless humanity is.
And they look so unintelligent too, like they can't grasp what's being said in the video
@@borgir4458 At this point just f humanity.
@@borgir4458 Racists don't see racism as a bad thing.
True
Recent comments r crazy
Ikr, all haters together
They are from 4chan . You see those " designated shit street " comments ? It was given in the post
@@dasovietguy1945i see . Never hated internet this much in my life.
Bro I just saw an Indian use toilet water for chutney on insta
@@yntao you did not , stop lying
Receiving racism from East asians as a south asian was the funniest/saddest/ironic thing ever😅. The proximity to whiteness hierarchy is real no matter how many east asian youtubers/influencers tell you otherwise because the next breath they will celebrate aapi month by ONLY talking about east asia and MAYBE southeast asia. It sucks that even within this dialogue and with the rise and visibility of racism against east asians since covid, you would think we were more on the same page but racism toward SAs from EAs has gotten worse! Especially if you're darker skinned. Double for Arabs being racist af toward desis (yall know who you are and the way you and your families talk about us!). I have STORIES omg. That hurts more than yt ppl being racist. Ugh
It’s colourism, as well as featurism, for sure
You got brown skin, hair ringlets, big nose & lips? Whoops, you’re not “Asian enough” somehow.
Mind you, in the UK we don’t really encounter that sort of mindset as much (ime), since “Asian” here is synonymous with “South Asians”, although having said that, as American cultural influences become more prevalent, I’ve definitely seen *somewhat* of a shift towards East Asians being seen as the “stereotypical Asians”, so to speak
Oh and don’t even get me started on the Arab supremacists 💀
The way our people are treated in the Gulf countries is horrible. My mum told me how one of her uncles went to Dubai in the 70s as a construction worker, and after he became too ill to continue working he was sent back to Pakistan with no pay. IIRC he was bedridden afterwards.
I live in the USA, and the sheer amount of times I had to explain to people that South Asians and South East Asians are Asians is astounding 😭
@@vividxfriendikr people be so ignorant
Lol SEA are racist/colorist against east and south asia, mideast, and africans. The causal 'n-word' enjoyers have also been popularized here.
-a person from SEA who hates koreans/chinese
Haven’t watched the video yet. But, in my personal experience, this isn’t limited to online spaces. I’m not Indian-I’m black-but my best friend growing up and to this day is an Indian man. He was born in Calcutta, adopted as an infant, and raised in the United States. As kids, he used to try and distance himself from his Indian identity, something he’s only relatively recently grown out of as we’ve matured into men. When I asked him why he felt the need to conduct himself in that manner, his answers almost always came down to the way people treated him once they found out. Racism against Indians is, for some reason, extremely casual-and shockingly normalized.
Just a few months ago, I’d befriended a Japanese exchange student at my university as we quickly bonded over our shared passion for watching and playing American football. One day after training together, we sat down on the turf and started discussing the differences between American and Japanese culture. Somehow, we came to the topic of India-and this dude (who I’d only known for a couple of weeks at that point), became offended at my referring to them as “Asians”. He started a rant about how Indian people were, in fact, not “real Asians” and laid out for me all the reasons why he thought they were inferior to him. I was sitting there genuinely dumbfounded at how a person of color could be THAT vitriolic and hold such a demented level of racist beliefs. I excused myself, said goodbye, and never hit that dude up again. In my head I thought, if he’s that fired up about Indians, I don’t want to hear what he really has to say about black people. Removed him from my life as quickly as he’d come into it.
That was the most extreme example I’d ever seen of racism toward Indians, but not the only one. I try and verbally defend them and call out prejudice whenever an instance like that arises-but am always made out to look like I’m strange for it, as if Indian people aren’t worth defending.
Just today someone said to me from Arab world you are Indian you are not human and I was like 😂
Damn, thats actually sad to hear. I am indian and japan is one of the few countries where I was treated like a human being. Ofc japanese ppl are really polite so i had no what was actually going on in their head.
@@nihilismful I think some of it has to do with western media. Western media always shows africa as this poor desert village with starving children. Thats what the whole world views it as.
@@nihilismful No, I think its just japanese culture in general. I know quite a few indian ppl who live in japan and don't face racism. I think japanese ppl also have superiority complex but they are too polite to say it out loud.
ima bout to saying someting ignorant about the people you said in your comment
Japanese dont think they are white, poc think Japanese are white and therefore they are evil white devils who are vile white supremacists and they need to be attacked for their crimes against black people
the slogan stop asian hate had to be stopped being used after reviewing data pre covid and during covid that most hate crimes against asians were committed by pocs, many of them being the people you mentioned about saying something ignorant about x people. these attacks also happened in the anti racist racist democrat states like Cali/NY and some of them were black supremacist conspiracy theoriests who believe that black people have super powers and gain powers from the sun@@nihilismful
so happy someone made a video on this icl thank u sm man
Nah, there is no excuse for PewdiePie for that. That was so overtly racist, he could not feign ignorance then or now. Whether or not Felix is a good person, it doesn't really matter, he should have left UA-cam after that. Influencers should sit and think about what influence they are actually having on the world. When more than once, the influence has been racism to an audience of multimillions, the decent thing to do is remove yourself. His "legacy" is genuinely shameful.
Omg...really? Your feelings got a bu bu?
I miss when the internet had edge
@@yuh1180"I mIsS wHeN tHe iNtErNeT hAd eDgE." 🤓 Says the account from one year ago. Yes, you were there in the golden age of the internet. 😂
@androgynousmaggot9389 yes daddy. He has a bu bu. Now get him a bandage like the servant you are. 😢
@ryanthomas49 you know people aren't glued to one account, right?
Respect to India and it's culture. As a Korean, I actually hate seeing other Asian cultures get passed over or outright mocked. I hope that changes soon.
Its mostly because its new and different
Indian culture is pretty cool once people learn about it
Most are racist or xenophobic XD
Once Indian culture fits into an aesthetic like how they did it for Japanese, Thai, Korean and other cultures then it’ll probably stop I guess
Indian culture is so misogynistic, there is a reason why we americans see indians as inferiors, but something that I really wish happened is that we all americans helped indian women into a peaceful liberación, all of this before indian women become prideful and go to hell as their men do, we can save India without toxicity, giving every indian a true purpose of life instead of the toxic patriarchical lifestyle that indian women have to deal with.
7:23 bro it's an offence to show incorrect map? kashmir ?
As an Indian more concerning thing for me is not racism, but being termed as South Asian when anything good happens (RRR was called a South Asian film) and Indian when something bad happens. West is robbing us of our national identity by terming us as South Asian.
THIS.
if we do something good, they normalise us as "South Asians". If we do something bad, they target us as "Indians"
This comment needs to be pinned!
Just be happy they didn't call "RRR" a Bollywood film..
I agree that's effed up.
Seriously though they don't even care if the person is Indian or other south asian. some guy from Pakistan/Bangladesh says something effed up in the insta comment section & immediately people start replying racist af things about Indians.
True but thats cuz we are all basically indian. All south asians are seen as one
With all due respect the level of hate between Indians and Pakistani people on social media against each other is extreme.
@@blackgold1980 lmfaooo it really isnt. The beef isnt real. They just fight for the sake of it. Its funny we are out here fighting each other when the whole world is laughing and making fun of us
Funny how you didn't mention indians.hating and spamming curse words on Pakistani posts and on Muslims for absolute no reason
@@Pakdnd they have a funny way of showing it if it isn't real. There is different conflicts within all racial groups based on culture, tribe and ethnicity. It seems though that it's based on differences in religion etc.
The Indian comedians who mock the Indian accent and culture are enablers too.
and those who are okay with it as well (the racism)
Could it be that they're just trying to have a laugh? Some people get through difficult times with humour, no?
@@TheUnforgiven59 You could say that to justify any racist/xenophobic comedy
Their idea of getting through a difficult time is giving others a difficult time?
@@sacchai3250 I know you wouldn't last long watching South Park
@@TheUnforgiven59Jesus once sent a gift to America, you know?
he sent a toy plane which is decorated on towers called as 9/11
As someone from Canada, a country that is home to many Indian immigrants and international students, THANK YOU for this video. The casual racism I see online and not so casual irl racism towards them is appalling.
And THANK YOU for having brain cells and being kind enough to call bs and hateful narrative for what it is, something that is very uncommon and refreshing to see. Doesn't help when we have so many self loathing people with the "pick me" energy within our own community, but certainly does when kind foreigners like yourselves speak up about the problem instead of being it.
I’ve always noticed the racism towards Indians as a Canadian my whole life but recently it’s been horrible how much of it I see online. Any video I see that’s located in Canadian tourist spots or Toronto is just people being openly racist. It’s disgusting
Damn women in facebook are not like that
@@BooksToAshesReally? Because I've been around Indian people in Canada all my life, and it tends to be only bad people who are racist towards them. Maybe you should stop hanging around bad people, tbf.
*most* brampton hate is very thinly disguised racism against indians and people just let it slide ??? crAzy
Hey thanks for having me be a part of this, I appreciate it!
I just only realised you have some kind of stutter.
It's so subtle I thought you were doing it on purpose for emphasis, kind of like the Rick and Morty stuttering.
Thanks for your very interesting work, cheers from France !
I’m black and I love Indians… mainly cause I’m Caribbean black and grew up around alot of Indians in the Caribbean.. in the Caribbean we don’t have segregation like here in the USA… Indians and Caribbean blacks we all share one culture we Love Cricket, Roti, Curry, Carnival.. i can write a whole list of things.. but yeah once you’re Caribbean you’re Caribbean we don’t look at Race
Im half pakistani and the desi racism is so unrestrained 😭like people would put on an indian accent and people would think its ok 😥
full pakistani here and yes it’s so weird 😭😭
“you’re not indian though” YEAH BY LIKE 70 YEARS
People also have to stop with the Pakistani vs indian shit, it's so corny
@@Pratt11 all love for my fellow desis❤️❤️ but i like being pakistani!
@@gotemleanin4463 unless it's cricket 🤭
@@gotemleanin4463fr its so annoying and cringe
Mexicans 🤝 Indians
Getting stereotyped like we’re still living in the 19th century
WOW VERY DANGEROUS SIR! 😠 😠 BUT THIS WHY IM SO LUCKY LIVE IN SUPER INDIA THE CLEANEST COUNTRY IN THE WORLD 🇮🇳🤗 , WE NEVER SCAM! WE GIVE RESPECT TO ALL WOMEN THEY CAN WALK SAFELY ALONE AT NIGHT AND WE HAVE CLEAN FOOD AND TOILET EVERYWHERE 🇮🇳🤗🚽, I KNOW MANY POOR PEOPLE JEALOUS WITH SUPER RICH INDIA 🤗🇮🇳🤗🇮🇳🤗🇮🇳🤗🇮🇳🤗
@ indiasuperclean6969 is a troll, just ignore them
No nos hagas amigos con la gente qué caga en la calle
@@indiasuperclean6969bait
@@indiasuperclean6969wtf
I'm in year 8 and I'm 13, and I've been getting a lot of racism due to my skin colour and how people mock my Hindi. The world is wild 💀
blame instagram Bro I just saw an Indian use toilet water for chutney
Ignore them and don’t let internalised racism get to you
It’s kindve crazy to me that I grew up relatively always defending myself against someone tryna make a brown joke, just for it to feel like it died down when i got into middle school. Then high school came and I rarely ever heard crazy racist shit everyone was mostly chill. Now 2024 I can’t even hop on a random instagram reel about india without a thousand comments disrespecting indians. It’s strange
the whole thing with t series suddenly gaining so many subs and americans saying 'it has to be bots' as if number of internet users in india wasn't raising rapidly around that time... it felt really racist. i had arguments with people on reddit who were sooo sure it can't be real people subbing. like no shit there's a lot of people in india if they use youtube they will sub to channels like t series.
I actually had no idea about people claiming that the rise in T-series subs had to be bots. Like, did people suddenly forget India is the second most populus country in the world?
the whole "pewdiepie vs tseries" war felt rly off to me bc they wanted they a swedish white person (who has documented issues with racism) to "defeat" an Indian channel. like it wasn't just that they liked pewdiepie it was also that they hated that the most subscribed channel was from india. that whole era was so corny.
I mean, when you've got 249 million subscribers, and your videos average only 100k, you probably have bots.
@@berkeleyisonline160wasn't the whole point of the "war" was actually corporation vs individual ytber? there was also yt music vs pewdiepie, jimmy fallon vs pewdiepie or whoever that was. it was around this era UA-cam was obviously favoring corporate channels with better algorithm and monetization following the adpocalypse that cost individual youtubers. the context is gone after the "war" got REAL weird because tseries is an indian channel and it turned into "white man against indian channel" when ppl start making fun of india and stuff but it wasn't people hated biggest channel was from india
@@Creampuf1977
1) Its because they upload a lot of videos in one day.
2) Its the same case with all these other corporate channels as well. Some videos will have like 100-200k videos while some videos will have millions of views. Thats how it works.
3) Subbotted channels are reviewed and removed by youtube anyways.
4) 249 Million is not really a big number considering there are 1.4 Billion Indians, with a big overseas diaspora and foreign nationals interested in Indian culture
saji youre so cool i literally cant
hey don’t say that
u literally *can*
@@dorkchops omg ty ty I can 🫶🫶🫶
I love saji hes pretty awesome
If u can't, then don't don't. Did done diddly do it. Dang
Proof that to Gen Z, anti racist activism = cool
thanks for making this video. I have been pissed about this subject ever since the pewdiepie t series thing, which was so obvious to me despite not being brown myself. like why is it so casual and accepted
Thanks for talking about PewDiePie. I've never liked him, but I remember during the t series era if you even questioned whether the song was racist you would be attacked and spat on and cancelled for daring to question whether PewDiePie wasn't an amazing person. He got away with so much stuff and you weren't allowed to criticise him for anything. I remember being a kid and I have Asperger's syndrome, I tried watching some of his videos and in one he made a joke about autism. I get it's just a joke, but as a newly diagnosed child who was also being bullied for being "weird" and "different", it hurt, and I felt ashamed for being hurt because I knew that if I commented something I would be called sensitive or probably the r word. I don't think it's cancel culture to criticise someone; I'm not calling for PewDiePie and other creators to be cancelled, but I do think they should take accountability, and not making racist and ableist jokes that do affect people isn't "woke". It's called being a decent person, and I think if someone doesn't understand that then they shouldn't be hailed as a good creator and have the platform that they do.
Yeah definitely. I liked Pewdiepie at the time, but that was only because the racist part sort of went over my head. I was for more anti corporate messaging, I didn’t want the biggest creator to be a corporation, to the point where the racism against indian people went over my head
I remember middle school classmates singing that song and then in the next breath praising Ben Shapiro. I feel like that's not a coincidence. side note, idk if you were aware but aspergers syndrome is an outdated and harmful term that comes from n*zis.
I do think it could be called "woke", since being a decent person is being called "woke" by assholes.
As an Indian, while I was dissapointed that some of pewdiepies fans turned a subscriber battle into a race issue. I believe that pewdiepie eventually owned up to the situation, as not only did he later go on to collab with an indian youtuber (a fun video where they tried snacks), but part of the reason why he ended the subscribe to pewdiepie meme was because people were turning it into a race issue.
@@rewrewrewrewr2674He left the racist music video up. He still gets money from it, he doesn't care.
holy shit that diss track by pewdiepie was insane. and i get he apparently doesn't do racist things anymore for content but im genuinely surprised he has been able to get awat with all of that without having to address it unlike other creators.
That video is still up...
As long as it is we can safely say he's still doing racist shit.
It still leaves a bad taste in my mouth because he, as a whole grown man, has targeted jewish, black, and indian people, and probably more groups aswell. His fan base at the time when he started acting that way was also full of young teens.
Yea true, I was young at that time, and that kind of stuff was seen as funny in my social circle. When I grew older it suddenly clicked like "damn wasnt pewdiepie like in his lates 20 when he did all the racist stuff". I think its far less excuseable the older you are.
hes so racist that no matter how hard he tries to mask it, it still slips out
his content has been a direct pipeline into white supremacy for years, and he's been protected by his fellow creators and their support of him, that's how hes gotten away with it
As a black person I love brown people especially Indians. I think everyone deserves to be treated right. But it does seem like a lot of Indians are racist & colorist towards black people. It makes me feel conflicted sometimes
They are not racist.
Theses kind of racism you saying are just part of normal conversation in Asia continent.
@@Warlock-enjoyerno it is. casual racism is racism. and us asians, especially the young ones, need to stop this narrative. infighting between people of color is a tactic used by white supremac*sts to divide and conquer. us, indians, east asians, blacks, indigenous of the us, polynesia, […] need to stand in solidarity with each other. it’s only when the working class unites that, problems can be addressed and solved. the elite wouldn’t that, and hence they constantly use the radicalized “race” concept to keep us distracted from what really matters.
Alot of black ppl are also equally racist towards us. So its sort of balanced in a way
@@TheBakuganmaster99 Not as much as the other way around.. Most black people are not thinking about Indians while Indians specifically look down on black people and darker skinned people in general including Asians from other other countries. In fact I would say that the only people Indians (hindus) hate more for some reason are muslims, I have seen alot of evidence of this online. Its strange to me as the people that inflicted the most atrocities on Indians are the British but they worship white people in India, go figure.
Racism is wrong but again literally majority of the Asian continent is racist, find the right people is all you should do
the online racism against indians make me so frustrated. nobody seems to acknowledge it, and it's fucking everywhere and it makes me sad
Like how you mainland Indians are casually racist towards us Northeast Indians? Give me a break
Yeah. Racism against certain race is normalized in these days, especially when it comes to men of color.
@@kaay_baiiii yes racism inside india against other Indians exists, but stop using that as a way to shut someone else up who's talking about valid problems, you don't know this person- they could be south Indian, they could even be northeast Indian themselves. It is absolutely wild how you yourself being an indian are trying to stop people talking about racism AGAINST INDIANS. Wth man?
@@bbq925 hey. Let's not. This vid is about racism in india, and you resort to being racist yourself but towards another group? Let's not boil this down to just 'violence' please, all of us know it's not just that.
@@bbq925 how about no. This video is literally about stereotyping south asia and you turn around and do it to everyone else that is in south asia? Islam itself is not violent, just because you see like 5 terrorists that are Muslims doesn't mean the entire population is. Christians regularly bomb synagogues in the US (which we don't hear about) but christianity itself is built on being kind to one another
You definetely gotta cover adin ross bro. as an indian some of his newer streams/content have just been blatantly racist. shame hes one of the bigger ones on the internet
Isnt he that skinny white guy who sometimes hangs out with rappers?
he did about 6 months ago iirc
@@pinchetii6555yes and he worships andrew tate
@@beomgyujin i was about to google that guy but knowing he's an andrew tate fan tells me enough about him lmao, thanks
Adin is and has always been a joke. His audience seem like mostly kids or immature young adults
India: A third world country acting like one.
US: A first world country acting like a third one.
THAT IS IT.
India acting like first world? hahahaha
@@Nakarinificationr u blind?
Yall definately smell like a third world country.
@@Nakarinification I think u should check your eyes
@@Indra_Srivastava_Exactly 😂😂.
India needs to build it's own online platforms.
True
First build infrastructure.
@@keithhunt5328 Infrastructure is already there, perhaps america should focus on fixing its failing and broken education system producing absolute idiots.
@@FuckTheRacists half of the country doesn’t have indoor plumbing.
@@zpdrsn6315 They have different kinds of plumbing systems, same with any country, I wouldn't take some online foreign country written article as facts. Cause if I did, oh boy would america be one of the worst countries in the world.
Its hella weird to say what race you wouldnt date but also kinda funny cuz who said indians want to date them anyway lol.
i hope they aren't interested in me cause i ain't interested in them either 🎶
That's funny, pretending Indians don't literally want to marry every woman on the planet.
Right it's mostly only black people too..I don't think they know about how colorist we get ...trust me they don't want you either oof 🙃
@@slowcatsleepssolving casual racism with systematic racism, cool. Don’t divide anyone bro
@@Yes-bn6yy People are already divided bro, you can't divide them anymore than they are.
I’m not gonna lie, as an Indian guy who was born and raised in the U.S, I actually never realized that people were racist towards me until around a year ago. I was at my freshmen orientation for university, and one of the professors said to raise our hands if we had experienced racism, and I didn’t, because I didn’t think I had. Then, after I went home, I thought about some more, and my stupid self finally realized that people telling me to “go back to India” after not understanding some things about American or white culture and making comments about how my house probably “smells like curry” and “Haha cow god” was actually racist. Heck, when I was younger, I actually supported PewDiePie in his campaign against T-Series, because ya know, screw those poopy curry-scented Indians taking over UA-cam! I just feel like it’s so normalized (and also because I was fortunately never physically harassed) that I didn’t even give it a thought until I was 18.
You were doing the friendly fire back than
Im Indian and I didn't support t series. Not because I hate my own race but because they are a shady company. Bollywood in general is very shady and t series is no different.
@@cringyboring are u the boycott gang lol
@@cringyboringWho isnt shady? You literally cannot point to anyone, anyone that is billions of dollars worth is shady, that's the reality of society across the world.
@@percentbigfoot yeah and I don't support those other billionaires either. Just because it's common doesn't mean it's right
Started to watch this video in expectation that you would address the issue of racism against Indians but after hearing your India expert speak about the "evil caste system", I was quite disappointed, because the views expressed by him about the caste system exactly reflect the kind of racist accusations and stereotypes hurled at Hindus and Indians.
Exactly
ahh yeah true, caste system is dying, these people just want to make more prominent. Forgetting that, I think this is a good start for answering racism against indians online.
Yeah I’m Assamese and I literally have to prove that I’m Indian like daily
O really? I need proof actually
I have a question for u
Tell me our national song
@@28W293 anyone can search that up online, but obviously I know the real national song, tunak tunak tun 💃🙄
@@28W293Vande Mataram
This needs more views!!! I'm Mexican and I've always hated how people made fun of indians online and irl. I always felt like I was being too sensitive for being annoyed by these jokes but now I know that my gut was right. I'll make sure to correct people on it from now on!
You are being too sensitive
idk if you read replies but. I'm sorry you got those other two comments when you were just trying to be empathetic.
@@huskylluvryeah the above two guys are defending their racism throughout the comment section
@@huskylluvr literally like they really thought they did a number on op
not those two replies thinking they did something 💀💀
finally saji solves racism we knew you could do it king
Not my dyslexic ass misreading it as sanji 😭💀🤚
@@UnkownWonders I'm not even dyslexic and I misread it as Sanji
@@EquinoxKiwi lmaooo
How to solve racism: Stay in your own countries
@@tomasolsson6493 said the racist