I really hope this comment remains close to the top so people can see this. I am jamaican and I have no problem and have never met another jamaican that has a problem with other races wearing locs or doing reggae/dancehall music. So before accusing them of cultural appropriation please take that into consideration.
@@01diary.10 i think so, because haha and skull been doing a lot of song with other raegae artist which means they acknowledged haha and skull doing raegae
For those people who love reggae music and misinterpreted the title, before ranting and all... they were talking about ‘reggae artists’ in s.korea not the reggae artists in general. Because reggae music is not that popular in skorea that’s why they think skull&haha dont earn enough money w their music.
I don’t get what the big deal is about them embracing our culture. It doesn’t harm us in anyway, in fact we should be proud that people from all over the world enjoy it.
From the caribbean, always love what Haha and skull done to opened s.korea to different cultures that are reggae and rastafari (even like some of their songs). And most importantly the fact that they help debunked the stereotype that dreads are weird, dirty, or that reggae people are savage and others thing, is something that I admire 'cause it has to be hard in a society like korea.
Why is liking and appreciating and learning about others cultures nowadays always means 'culture appropriation?' Culture has always been something we all want to share with the world. They are meant to be shared.
i guess that's what happens when ppl are too eager to be "woke" and use this platform to lash out their opinions, w/o real knowledge, context, whatsoever.
@@machalattes yeah but what lots of people don't know is dreadlocks isn't just a style in Jamaica it can be a religious hair style for rastafarians. That's why it annoys me because you guys would suddenly blow up if you say people who aren't Muslims wearing hijabs. That's how we feel.
that's why you learn when you don't know. i dont expect people to suddenly know anything and everything about my culture and just jump at them because of it. if people want to know more then that's good in my book. if people dont know anything abt it and then starts mocking the culture then that's the only time i'll draw the line.
@@alicebailey3410 i'm a muslim and i personally wouldnt mind if people want to experiment with hijabs, if they dont do it to mock us that is. hijabs are fab for bad hair days lol.
Americans get Cultural appropriating and Cultural appreciation confused WAY TOO DAMN MUCH but no one else overseas get the two confused as much as Americans do. Majority of the Reggae culture are completely fine with Skull and HaHa wearing dreads, they even have Steven & Ziggy Marley's approval for christ sake. Skull and HaHa admire the culture so much they are certainly not making fun of it in any way, they are actually trying to expose Reggae culture in S. Korea more so more Koreans can become interested in the genre if they want to explore it, but I can definitely say Skull and HaHa are NOT appropriating anything, they love and have much respect for Rastafarian culture.
@@dezzyluvvv2883 coming from an american, it is mostly us though hahah. Unfortunately people from here feel the need to defend that which is not theirs to protect.
Its funny how the actual jamaican dont really care about sharing their culture but the non jamaican are the one that trying so hard talking about culture appropriation lol
I care children and their parents have to be going to court here in Jamaica because they think that locs arent appropriate for school so yes I have a problem it it's being misused
@@bre323anna that incident with the little girl was fashion locs they were locs extension do your reading before commenting foolishness kids still where their natural locs to school…. Fashion locs braids wigs weave are prohibited at a lot of schools in 🇯🇲
People dont realize, those with dreads actually maintain and keep their hair healthier than those with normal hairs. Just sayin. Stop generalizing others for what you dislike and just move on with your day.
I honestly dont understand by what they mean beggar image. For me the hairstyle and clothing are very cool and unique. S. Korea need to stop judging people from their image and stop comparing people. Everyone have their own identity.
Its cool to see skull and haha take a joke well even host keep saying they are poor or don't eat well and something.. Thats why i love koreans..they can laugh whenever people joking about their income..but the fact haha and skull stay humble and do not brag about their income
I swear you people are hating for the most trivial things. Hairstyles are hairstyles, no matter their origin. So what if they have dreads? Thousands of other non Jamaican people do too. Catch up with the world. I don't even know why y'all care about their hair when their music or personalities should be the main focus anyway. Let's all try to respect each other's choices. Also don't confuse appreciation with appropriation, because their different. I think the fact that people in places far from each other can share the same appreciation for the different cultures is a beautiful thing.
This is where the confusion is : - Most people associate "dreadlocks" or respectfully called "locs" with Rasta / Jamaican culture when in actuality it's a cultural staple of many Black / African Cultures that have a lot more depth than people understand. - Reducing it to Rasta is an oversimplification which mainly reflects the disconnect between the understanding of African hairstyles, lifestyles and ceremonies. It becomes an issue when one adopts the style for personal choice without having a good understanding of the culture - it creates an continuation of misunderstanding that actually affects black people who actually wear the style of locs in our day to day lives, globally. As a black man living in Asia for years, I've experienced this daily and these things daily. Not everyone is prejudiced but I will often see people who will blurt negative stereotypes because they feel comfortable to do so based on their skewed understanding of black culture and society.
I just wanna add that when it comes to dreadlocks. I'm positive but please correct me if I'm wrong that any type of hair can dread naturally by itself so I'm not sure if it's worth getting mad over when it comes to people having dreads. I'm letting my hair dread into free forms currently and theres no special technique or anything that I'm using. So why get mad over something that's natural?
Love this, Reggae musicians are some of the richest people in the word are you cray? Sly and Robbie, Luciana, The great Bob Marley now deceased, Jimmy Cliff, etc. Skull came to Jamaica and did a few calaboration with few of our artist. Reggae is own to Jamaica perhaps someone from Jamaica need to go to S.Korean and do some shows for you folks to understand the richness of Reggae music.
Shelly-Ann Lee They were talking about ‘reggae artists’ in s.korea not the reggae artists in general. Because reggae music is not that popular in skorea that’s why they think they dont earn money.
The thing about Reggae is that while people need money the emphasis is not on material goods it's about the consciousness of the music and about the healing of a nation.
i dont really care much about these culture stuffs... i dont even like some of bob marley songs...the so called godfather of raggae.... dont get me wrong....i didnt say i hate his songs....it just some of the songs r not my cup of tea.... but i really like diggi bang....i also made it as my ringtone.... i appreciate good songs n take it for what it is....not where it is from.... n i think its about time that others do so as well...
Faizrul Nazwan "the so called godfather of raggae!! ". Learn how to spell reggae before commenting crap. The first part of your statement comes off as an insult to a legend that's forever remembered around the world. I'm sure u won't be so called godfather of anything anytime soon.
Sadly that reggae is mark as poor, when actually reggae is really good to hear from any age.... Maybe something about Stereotype of people there, but well we know reggae is great music too, whatever for poor or rich is just make to people so can enjoyed it...xD
Lets educate my family, those commenting and those in S.Korea. To be unaware of somthing or in this case my culture, maybe considered ignorant or just not farmiliar. In addition, we must try to educate ourselves before we speak "out loud". If S.Koreans thinks that Reggea artists are poor no problem. I am here to politely inform you. Reggea has two categories in Jamaica: dancehall and the culture aspect of "our" music. Most of our musician live very affluent lives, in other words some are richer than our politicians. Though the emphasis is not so much on money but I want you to understand Just to name a few artist like, Beenie Man, Shaggy, Shabba Ranks, Lady Shaw these are all Grammy winners in their own respected fields. Jessie Royal, Marcia Griffiths, Spice,Bob Andy etc. We embrace any culture that wants to sing our music with love and respect. By the way not all Jamaicans wear locks, neither Reggae artist..
But aren't they talking about the reggae scene in South Korea? I mean if its the world then yup totally agree with you. But Korea really are just known for K-pop and K dramas?
@@shelly-annlee3730 sorry i wasnt being clear. I said you are misunderstood, not on the title, but the video itself. If you watched the video, you will understand that they are talking to reggea artists in Korea, not elsewhere. Maybe next time you should to watch the video first instead of "judging a book by its cover."
Funny how everybody wants to generalize all Americans as people who don't know the true definition of Cultural appropriation. Do most of them not know?! Yes. But do all?... Nope. I couldn't care less about them damn dreads as a black person themselves with jamacian blood and living as an American citizen. Don't generalize. I'm happy their enjoying it and wearing it. *better then them making fun of it so let them wear their dreads hoes* _saying all this Cultural Appropriation and shit... Like whoever says that probably don't even know their own culture._
Smh that's bullshit. Do you think Bob Marley was poor? His family is still rich down to his latest generation. Chronixx is a reggae artist doing extremely well and he is very wealthy here in Jamaica. Edit: I haven't watched the video but the title is ridiculous.
The title is for a clip from a Korean talk-show. It’s in the context of the scene in South Korea. Why would it be about the world in general? Better yet, why make assumptions before watching the video?
tamara sky I wish they would sk is so guilty of culture appropriation from the black and Latin community is criminal their entire music industry is based on black and Latin music and they are considered one of the most racist when it’s comes to black peoples or any one of color and that’s a fact that people forget they have clubs restaurants that say no blacks/Africans and yet where are these so called lovers of black music and culture do they stand up when their industry allows black face seriously where is everyone’s common sense here
@@slug12.10 you love HaHa but you didn't know that he is part of Reggae culture? He always said it, why is gross?? Are you part of Reggae culture? Do you know something about this artist?
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I really hope this comment remains close to the top so people can see this. I am jamaican and I have no problem and have never met another jamaican that has a problem with other races wearing locs or doing reggae/dancehall music. So before accusing them of cultural appropriation please take that into consideration.
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it's really just all the american's who are getting mad lmao
@@01diary.10 i think so, because haha and skull been doing a lot of song with other raegae artist which means they acknowledged haha and skull doing raegae
@@01diary.10 don't generalize. I'm American and I know damn well that I don't care about them wearing dreads or whatever, and I'm black so... Yeah
For those people who love reggae music and misinterpreted the title, before ranting and all... they were talking about ‘reggae artists’ in s.korea not the reggae artists in general. Because reggae music is not that popular in skorea that’s why they think skull&haha dont earn enough money w their music.
I don’t get what the big deal is about them embracing our culture. It doesn’t harm us in anyway, in fact we should be proud that people from all over the world enjoy it.
Us Jamaicans being happy is enough
Americans 💀 culture appropriation 💀
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From the caribbean, always love what Haha and skull done to opened s.korea to different cultures that are reggae and rastafari (even like some of their songs). And most importantly the fact that they help debunked the stereotype that dreads are weird, dirty, or that reggae people are savage and others thing, is something that I admire 'cause it has to be hard in a society like korea.
Why is liking and appreciating and learning about others cultures nowadays always means 'culture appropriation?'
Culture has always been something we all want to share with the world. They are meant to be shared.
i guess that's what happens when ppl are too eager to be "woke" and use this platform to lash out their opinions, w/o real knowledge, context, whatsoever.
@@machalattes yeah but what lots of people don't know is dreadlocks isn't just a style in Jamaica it can be a religious hair style for rastafarians. That's why it annoys me because you guys would suddenly blow up if you say people who aren't Muslims wearing hijabs. That's how we feel.
They aren't appreciating the culture when they don't know anything about it
that's why you learn when you don't know. i dont expect people to suddenly know anything and everything about my culture and just jump at them because of it. if people want to know more then that's good in my book. if people dont know anything abt it and then starts mocking the culture then that's the only time i'll draw the line.
@@alicebailey3410 i'm a muslim and i personally wouldnt mind if people want to experiment with hijabs, if they dont do it to mock us that is. hijabs are fab for bad hair days lol.
Americans get Cultural appropriating and Cultural appreciation confused WAY TOO DAMN MUCH but no one else overseas get the two confused as much as Americans do. Majority of the Reggae culture are completely fine with Skull and HaHa wearing dreads, they even have Steven & Ziggy Marley's approval for christ sake. Skull and HaHa admire the culture so much they are certainly not making fun of it in any way, they are actually trying to expose Reggae culture in S. Korea more so more Koreans can become interested in the genre if they want to explore it, but I can definitely say Skull and HaHa are NOT appropriating anything, they love and have much respect for Rastafarian culture.
ugh preach!
Don't generalize Americans dude. Come on. Not all Americans think this way...
@@dezzyluvvv2883 coming from an american, it is mostly us though hahah. Unfortunately people from here feel the need to defend that which is not theirs to protect.
Dont generalize
Im just playing dont get offended
Love from Grenada. Great to see the world unite through music
The thing about skull and haha is that they are really very invested in reggae and Jamaican culture and they respect it a lot
From an actual carib rasta.... they doing great good for them! No hate here
Its funny how the actual jamaican dont really care about sharing their culture but the non jamaican are the one that trying so hard talking about culture appropriation lol
magneficent me it makes me upset they do that , in Jamaica we even make them Rasta wigs
I care children and their parents have to be going to court here in Jamaica because they think that locs arent appropriate for school so yes I have a problem it it's being misused
Facts I’m Jamaican I actually enjoy their music
@@bre323anna that incident with the little girl was fashion locs they were locs extension do your reading before commenting foolishness kids still where their natural locs to school…. Fashion locs braids wigs weave are prohibited at a lot of schools in 🇯🇲
I kinda love HaHa's hairstyle👀
People dont realize, those with dreads actually maintain and keep their hair healthier than those with normal hairs. Just sayin. Stop generalizing others for what you dislike and just move on with your day.
I honestly dont understand by what they mean beggar image. For me the hairstyle and clothing are very cool and unique. S. Korea need to stop judging people from their image and stop comparing people. Everyone have their own identity.
Its cool to see skull and haha take a joke well even host keep saying they are poor or don't eat well and something.. Thats why i love koreans..they can laugh whenever people joking about their income..but the fact haha and skull stay humble and do not brag about their income
When the people who actually belong to the culture that is being "appropriated" actually support these artists but others just want to be woke.. HAH!
Americans: How can they be so raci-
Jamaicans: Pfft, We love you Haha!
I love y'all's hairstyles 😍😍
J Brown they look stupid you Koreaboo
SSJ- ROSE first tell me why do you think I'm a koreaboo? Lol And then tell me why you think they look stupid?
@@ileanazen6805 don't mind her/him. that person commented something equally... illogical(?) previously 😊
holdupholdup mmhm okay 😁
Wtf... Why she a koreaboo?
I swear you people are hating for the most trivial things. Hairstyles are hairstyles, no matter their origin. So what if they have dreads? Thousands of other non Jamaican people do too. Catch up with the world. I don't even know why y'all care about their hair when their music or personalities should be the main focus anyway. Let's all try to respect each other's choices. Also don't confuse appreciation with appropriation, because their different. I think the fact that people in places far from each other can share the same appreciation for the different cultures is a beautiful thing.
Some K-netizens are always cancer lol....you probably don’t even listen to their songs, why comment about their hair and other things. Smh...!!!
Does anyone know the MBC backdrop portraying reggae group's lifestyle?
This is where the confusion is :
- Most people associate "dreadlocks" or respectfully called "locs" with Rasta / Jamaican culture when in actuality it's a cultural staple of many Black / African Cultures that have a lot more depth than people understand.
- Reducing it to Rasta is an oversimplification which mainly reflects the disconnect between the understanding of African hairstyles, lifestyles and ceremonies.
It becomes an issue when one adopts the style for personal choice without having a good understanding of the culture - it creates an continuation of misunderstanding that actually affects black people who actually wear the style of locs in our day to day lives, globally.
As a black man living in Asia for years, I've experienced this daily and these things daily. Not everyone is prejudiced but I will often see people who will blurt negative stereotypes because they feel comfortable to do so based on their skewed understanding of black culture and society.
I just wanna add that when it comes to dreadlocks. I'm positive but please correct me if I'm wrong that any type of hair can dread naturally by itself so I'm not sure if it's worth getting mad over when it comes to people having dreads. I'm letting my hair dread into free forms currently and theres no special technique or anything that I'm using. So why get mad over something that's natural?
~Only love and not hate from a random American. ✌ why can't Every country stop blabbering about Cultural appropriation cuz it goes both ways guys
Love this, Reggae musicians are some of the richest people in the word are you cray? Sly and Robbie, Luciana, The great Bob Marley now deceased, Jimmy Cliff, etc. Skull came to Jamaica and did a few calaboration with few of our artist. Reggae is own to Jamaica perhaps someone from Jamaica need to go to S.Korean and do some shows for you folks to understand the richness of Reggae music.
Shelly-Ann Lee They were talking about ‘reggae artists’ in s.korea not the reggae artists in general. Because reggae music is not that popular in skorea that’s why they think they dont earn money.
4th prince So Ok. I can appreciate that.
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The thing about Reggae is that while people need money the emphasis is not on material goods it's about the consciousness of the music and about the healing of a nation.
i dont really care much about these culture stuffs...
i dont even like some of bob marley songs...the so called godfather of raggae....
dont get me wrong....i didnt say i hate his songs....it just some of the songs r not my cup of tea....
but i really like diggi bang....i also made it as my ringtone....
i appreciate good songs n take it for what it is....not where it is from....
n i think its about time that others do so as well...
Faizrul Nazwan "the so called godfather of raggae!! ". Learn how to spell reggae before commenting crap. The first part of your statement comes off as an insult to a legend that's forever remembered around the world. I'm sure u won't be so called godfather of anything anytime soon.
american complaining about cultural appopriation ?? i have to laugh.. yall fake woke
YBM 1308 real fake woke 🤣🤣🤣 smh Jamaicans happy about it and welcoming we love our Asian brethren’s
Sadly that reggae is mark as poor, when actually reggae is really good to hear from any age....
Maybe something about Stereotype of people there, but well we know reggae is great music too, whatever for poor or rich is just make to people so can enjoyed it...xD
I don’t think regaa musicians are broke.
They are just stoned all the time.
who is that girl
I personally have no problem with them using our culture or anything
Lets educate my family, those commenting and those in S.Korea. To be unaware of somthing or in this case my culture, maybe considered ignorant or just not farmiliar. In addition, we must try to educate ourselves before we speak "out loud". If S.Koreans thinks that Reggea artists are poor no problem. I am here to politely inform you. Reggea has two categories in Jamaica: dancehall and the culture aspect of "our" music. Most of our musician live very affluent lives, in other words some are richer than our politicians. Though the emphasis is not so much on money but I want you to understand
Just to name a few artist like, Beenie Man, Shaggy, Shabba Ranks, Lady Shaw these are all Grammy winners in their own respected fields. Jessie Royal, Marcia Griffiths, Spice,Bob Andy etc. We embrace any culture that wants to sing our music with love and respect. By the way not all Jamaicans wear locks, neither Reggae artist..
But aren't they talking about the reggae scene in South Korea? I mean if its the world then yup totally agree with you. But Korea really are just known for K-pop and K dramas?
I think you misunderstood. They are talking about reggae artists in Korea only, not around the world.
anh tran Well I don't believe I misunderstood, the title was broad as day light. However, I got you....
@@shelly-annlee3730 sorry i wasnt being clear. I said you are misunderstood, not on the title, but the video itself. If you watched the video, you will understand that they are talking to reggea artists in Korea, not elsewhere. Maybe next time you should to watch the video first instead of "judging a book by its cover."
anh tran You need to be quite.
Fk that I grew up listening to reggae music, reggae music is better than that mainstream sh...t
Culture Appreciation > Culture Appropriation
Because lots of homeless ppl wear the reggae hairstyle. It is the stereotype, makes ppl think that homeless/poor ppl sings reggae.
I literally came here for Goddess YooA.
who?
Funny how everybody wants to generalize all Americans as people who don't know the true definition of Cultural appropriation. Do most of them not know?! Yes. But do all?... Nope. I couldn't care less about them damn dreads as a black person themselves with jamacian blood and living as an American citizen. Don't generalize.
I'm happy their enjoying it and wearing it. *better then them making fun of it so let them wear their dreads hoes*
_saying all this Cultural Appropriation and shit... Like whoever says that probably don't even know their own culture._
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Smh that's bullshit. Do you think Bob Marley was poor? His family is still rich down to his latest generation. Chronixx is a reggae artist doing extremely well and he is very wealthy here in Jamaica.
Edit: I haven't watched the video but the title is ridiculous.
aniKONicARMY It's on Jamaica not Korea we all know where reggae came from it's just like singing kpop in Jamaica 🤷🏻♂️
you know they're korean right? they're saying this from a korean perspective?
Watch the bloody clip then. They're talking about the scene in Korea
The title is for a clip from a Korean talk-show. It’s in the context of the scene in South Korea. Why would it be about the world in general? Better yet, why make assumptions before watching the video?
You should watch the video first before commenting then. They are talking about Korea ONLY, not reggae artists around the world.
listen to the lyrics and try and say it's not cultural appropriation
I think reggae musicians is poor for the first time
If Charlemagne tha god so this or joe budden they would be roasted and be called culture vulture 😂
they jealous cause they don't have hair
tamara sky I wish they would sk is so guilty of culture appropriation from the black and Latin community is criminal their entire music industry is based on black and Latin music and they are considered one of the most racist when it’s comes to black peoples or any one of color and that’s a fact that people forget they have clubs restaurants that say no blacks/Africans and yet where are these so called lovers of black music and culture do they stand up when their industry allows black face seriously where is everyone’s common sense here
reggae musicians aren’t poor but they are
기은 I'm pretty sure wat they earn in a year is 10 years of ur salary 🤷🏻♂️
Why the hair
Probs because they just released a new album. For promotion purposes.
@@Azzriiel Skull had that hair since a long time ago , they both are part of Reggae culture.
Why not
Me too lol
Of course they are much poorer since in korea not many people listen to it.
This ain’t it 💀
Dem dreads look mighty gross on yo head
KENO THICCC they always clean it 🤷🏻♂️
@@daneomayana1117 they still look gross and disrespectful. i love haha but this is no no from me
ethereally didn't know that having a dreads is disrespectful HAHAHA i'll try to research about that :)
@@daneomayana1117 nice :) thanks for trying to understand ❤
@@slug12.10 you love HaHa but you didn't know that he is part of Reggae culture? He always said it, why is gross?? Are you part of Reggae culture? Do you know something about this artist?
Were they walking under a building and the hair fell on their head and couldn't come off?? That's why they decided to keep the hair?? Oml😕
*D I S G U S T A N G*
I don't give a fuck how okay with this everyone apparently is, they look a hot ass mess. This ain't it. At all.
That hair 🤮🤮 it’s a no from me ! 🙄
Alliyah Loves kpop they always clean it because they're still celebrity afterall
it's okay... not all opinions matter 😉
Its okay, you dont matter
I am...
Disgusted
Then listen to kpop all day HAHAHAHA
Why tho ?
This
*Ain't*
*IT*
this is so disturbing ew
This is quite offensive. Everyone is so ignorant
wow very summarised two sentences much intelligence much woke
Nope, youre the one thats ignorant who cant differentiate Appreciation from Appropriation. Study a bit more
I see all the discussions going on in the comments and it’s interesting to see everyone opinions. I know for me personally when I see a white or non black persons wearing like African braiding styles it feels weird. But I go back to thing in my head like it’s their head they can wear whatever they want. I mostly avoid those people because I’m uncomfortable but I don’t want them to feel uncomfortable.