Pretending to be a race and race mimicking is bad. Specially when it further perpetuates harmful stereotypes. But there should be nothing wrong with wearing that eyeliner shape otherwise. Gatekeeping makeup is bad. Eyeliner and eyeliner shapes are not exclusive to any race
No one is gatekeeping makeup. We're gatekeeping our race. The eyeliner aspect of it is like the smallest problem, It takes more than an eyeliner to look Asian. Our eyes are a very distinct feature of our race, especially for East Asians. If you are so fixated on the eyeliner then you clearly don't actually understand the struggle. I don't need to make you look like the bad guy when you did that to yourself in the original comment.
@@HeyitsJin bruh, me focusing on the problematic part of your video shouldn't cause you to get so offended. I literally said perpetuating harmful stereotypes is bad. And my comment was about how small eyes aren't racially exclusive and gatekeeping makeup is bad which is just a fact.
@@HeyitsJin like I said before race impersonation is bad. But for the movement to be less ambiguous they shouldn't say for people to not wear an eyeliner shape.
@@yvpb Girl of course I'm going to be offended. You do understand that for someone to feel the need to comment something on someone's video means what they want to say is something they feel strongly about. In the video, I stated that making your eyes as another ethnicity with the intention of looking like another ethnicity is wrong. I don't understand how did you interpret that as no one can wear makeup. You stating that small eyes isn't exclusive to Asians and I agreed. But you need to accept the fact that small slanted eyes, flat nose etc is a stereotypical features that the West created to depict Asians. If you can't see where I'm coming from then there's nothing I can do. We just disagree. Hopefully I didn't offend you in anyway for defending my race's right.
Can we also talk about white people calling out others for "asian fishing" when it's dolly makeup, or when people are just following their natural eye-shape? it makes me tired that white people do this perfomative activism, it's just annoying. I think asian people should decide what is and isnt asian fishing, because it affects them not white people.
I’m not active about this stuff, but dolly makeup to me looks pretty much like the bigger eyed East Asians and Southeast Asians. I have a friend who gets made fun of for having larger eyes. They’re still obviously East/Southeast Asian, just with bigger eyes.
This needs to be addressed.Its so bad that Asian fishing is a trend, this similar to years ago with black fishing.This is happening because Asian culture and anime is trending right now.Its is really harmful to Asian women when people don the Asian Aesthetic.Me being an Asian female too I get scared of getting into relationships with people because the harmful stereotypical expectations of being submissive and Japanese anime waifu.Its a struggle when all your value to people is just a sex object.I hope more ppl see this.
Exactly! I have been in a relationship with a white man before where he tried to enforces these stereotypes onto me and shamed me for not fitting into them. This is how serious this is and people who think we are sensitive about this topic is ignorant
@@HeyitsJin I have been an relationship with a white guy before too.He was a nice guy but I noticed he only likes Asian women because of anime.It makes you wonder why people date you for a reason.I always felt on edge with him because I always wondered if he liked me for me or "any Asian girl" would do.Its just cringey.Glad you don't deal with that person anymore.
@@umm3766 the ironic thing is I am dating one again. But this time I'm definitely doing something right. He doesn't have this asian fetish like my ex 🤮
On the double eyelid talk, it’s because of all the mockery of our looks, the internalized western beauty standards that whiter skin and double eyelids grew popular anyway. Honestly only until now have I started to see people with Asian features of yellow skin and small eyes start to embrace their own features. These white creators also don’t help the already harmful Asian stereotypes of submissiveness that let’s be honest many Asian also played a part to create. To sum up everything in moderation, you can use our styles and wear out fashion but when you make our features into a ascetic or a tread ... that’s going way too far. You can join in Lolita fashion and look cute and frilly but fetishizing yourself making yourself look submissive can do a lot of harm to others so yeah maybe you should stop ??? 🙄 it’s not like you can’t enjoy stuff that you like just know your own boundaries don’t take it too far
100% agree. Sadly some asians do play into this stereotypes for the attention and even revenue if they are doing it for money, but that is another problem on its own that we have to deal with separately from asian fishing.
I think we shouldn't blame people that fetishize themselves for this? Like, they aren't the ones going out and creeping on Asian people are they? It's the creeps that we should be calling out not insecure girls that want to feel cute and sexy. Also, many Asian woman in Asia do surgery or make-up to look white while mocking white woman who naturally have those features. I think what a lot of people don't understand is that a lot of people in Japan for example see white woman as ''dolls''. So yes, they are trying to look white while dehumanizing and fetishizing white woman. That's where the dolly make-up look came from. And yes, Asian woman in Asia try to profit of off the ''exotic'' of white woman just like white woman in Europe or America profit of off the kinky Anime girl stuff. And this does harm white woman living in those countries because girls bar girls basically perpetuate the stereotype that white woman are all open to sex and are basically all whores. But I'm blaming creeps for these stereotypes and the creepy old man that ask me how much I want for sex because they think white woman are whores, not the girls that want to change their looks. (because we humans just want to be everything we're not) Because they aren't hurting or trying to hurt anybody. It's the creeps that look at girls sexualizing themselves and go ''Oh 'insert whatever race' are all 'insert whatever stereotype'''
@@plzleavemealone9660 that’s a really valid point! It really is those creeps and pervs that want to sexualize everything we do. But I don’t think keeping on perpetuating these harmful stereotypes is the way to go. ( underline harmful ) Their should be a lot more mutual respect between men and women in general as well as more open mindedness so all of us can look past the stereotypes of all kinds.
@@HeyitsJin yes the solution to over coming this problem is battling external and INTERNAL problems. Regarind the INTERNAL problems... oh boy do we have A LOT to unpack. From asians not wanting to date their own race; whiteworshipping; being enablers; etc... one step at a time.
That sucks that because of that made you scared 😟 But 100% fashion style such as harajuku or lolita isn't asian fishing as long as you don't try to look like Japanese. Like wear our traditional clothes if you want and that won't be considered asian fishing either as long as again you don't try to look like us and be respectful in those clothings
Although I’m not from East Asia, I know the feelings that you guys have. As a person of Filipino descent, we also experienced the same stereotypes that East Asian people have. Me and my little sister are being called as “Ching-Chong”, “Dog Eater”, and my little sister have once harassed by those creepy Asian fetishizers even though we are not from East Asia. ASIAN FISHING MUST STOP! this is a serious matter and it’s very harmful not only to East Asians but also to those of Southeast Asian descent. I hope people will get it and stop trying to defend it. Especially now that hate crime is on the rise, I’m worried for the safety of my family. I really feel the urge of protecting those who are special to me.
@@shememe6023 I know right. That’s sad, because we don’t even look like Chinese, yet people just assume that everyone from Asia is Chinese, or everyone from what they called as “mongoloid race” is Chinese. Though I can’t really blame them since most Asians living in Asia can’t also distinguish white people. I hope that everyone will get educated about this.
Tysm!! Because while I was on tiktok I found a few people who were like. “Ew they wanna behave like a UwU kawaii girl too and it’s so terrible!! don’t do this guys etc, etc.” it made me really start to wonder if it was even ok to dress in the cute lolita like fashion too or would that be considered asianfishing? I’m starting to feel like at this point some people on tiktok are losing what Asian fishing really means because just because you want to dress in a certain fashion DOESNT mean you want to be Asian and idk some of them don’t seem to get that. It’s really saddening because I don’t want to be called an asianfisher just because I love the overly cutesy and pink kind of fashion but when it comes to some of them that’s what Asian fishing is. It’s really gotten confusing;; it’s even at a point where people call just normal winged eyeliner Asian fishing
Its important to differentiate asian fishing with dressing up in a fashion style. Like I said in the video I think the most reasonable way to differentiate it is you can wear all these cute clothes whether it's lolita, harajuku or korean style but you still need to look like your race. Its when people look at you and you look like a completely different race that's where the problem begins. It's the same as black fishing there are things the black community is more than happy to share but if you do blackface with it etc that's where the lines has to be drawn.
Most of Lolita fashion is literally just shortened historical European dresses. Like, it literally stemmed from Asian people being obsessed with European cultures so it would be extremely ignorant to call white people out for that. If anyone should be called out for it it's the people that took historical European dresses and shortened them like that.
@@plzleavemealone9660 lolita are a fashion inspired by those European dress. The Japanese added their own touch to it to fit into their culture. At no point does any Japanese state that they are the pioneer of the clothes. You stated that the dress are shorten version of what the historical piece. Which is true but its in no way of sexualising the individual who is wearing it. The difference between the historical piece and lolita is one is historical and one is modified for modern wear. I don't quite see where your point is? Being obsessed with a fashion style does not equal to trying to become another race? Lets not forget that when the West colonised many countries they were the one that forced their clothing standards onto them. They were the ones that sexualise the norm of clothing choice of the natives and sexually assault the women until they were forced to change the clothings to prevent being raped.
@@looneyyytuneees2431 I was literally watching this video about Asian fishing and Black fishing. This one person was like Asian fishing is not real. Just boil my blood.
@@liberalbias4462 idk what do u mean but i think asians are obsessed with fair skin because some weird asians think that dark skin is dirty even tho its not
This video is very informative. And ive read your comment responses below and they are also really helpful too. As someone who is half-chinese I've felt tricked by others to feel that certain styles of winged eye-liner are offensive, and it made me so confused and unnecessarily hurt by people just doing their make-up, or doing an 'inspired' look. I now fully understand that it's only asian fishing when they try to change their race and mannerisms which are stereotypical and racist. (As a half-asian, you would expect me to automatically know what is offensive and what isn't, but unfortunately, living all around white people and seeing white voices amplified first on the internet, I have to navigate through this alone, and videos like yours really help me come to a conclusion :) )
I have a question, maybe it's stupid but I want to be informed. If I make an eyeliner in a way that lengthens my eye, is it wrong? I mean, I like the way my gaze changes, not that I want to change my race or have Asian eyes.
can you drop the link of the tiktok you used on the vid? there's a russian girl roaming on tiktok, making filters to look like an entire asian person and people are defending them, like they don't see how obsessed the creator to asian culture ( they dresses like a highschool student, uses random japanese song as a backtrack, not to mention their make up and the filter they creates.
But you're shaming random insecure white girls on the internet, putting them all in one box and blaming them for something they didn't do because of their but you don't see the hypocrisy in that? Oh well.
Im not sure sorry. But it seems like a type of fashion hair style but if you find anything please let me know too. Since i can't find anything associated with it yet.
@@HeyitsJin i don't know because some people with simular cuts are getting called out for asian fishing when they are not, but i wanted to ask someone who is asian since i am european so i don't really know that much about it but i'm traing to get educated.
What about tons of girls here in our Shanghai getting plastic surgery and "whitewashing" filters to appeal more western looking? Isn't making your nose bridge higher and make your eyes bigger and adding double eyelid okay? Doing everything to whiten your skin and wear contacts to have blue/green/gray eyes , dying hair blonde "non-Asian" isn't considered as whitefishing tho ?
I know this is an innocent question but I've said multiple times in the video that fashion style like korean style is okay as that's just fashion to express a style. It has nothing to do with asian fishing. Hope this answered your question! xx
Thank you for your response on this matter. It seemed really reasonable compared to the other takes I've seen that are inconsistent and even hypocritical. I appreciate your clarity in the difference between appreciation of Asian culture and the appropriation of it. I'll preface this by saying I'm not East Asian, and in fact, coincidentally, I'm pretty much everything except East Asian (so I have quite a bit of Indigenous blood in me, giving me natural almond eyes.) I don't have any real say in this and I'm just stating my personal opinion and asking questions. I did also want to point out the one woman with the obvious, very drastic, surgery on her eyes you showed actually wasn't inspired by asian culture but instead those Bratz dolls or similar dolls. It does look at first like it's a horrible attempt at trying to look Asian though. Am I wrong in feeling like some people have taken the eyeliner thing too far with the accusations of Asianfishing? In some of these cases I feel like the whole issue that Asianfishing creates is forgotten by many of the people who attempt to call it out. Like to a point where regular looking eyeliner is being called out as Asianfishing. I was also curious about something I haven't heard many talk about, is it still Asianfishing if someone clearly states that they aren't Asian after a lot of people mistake them for being Asian? I also saw another thing where people were claiming someone was Asianfishing for using a Japanese name as their username, but it was actually the name of a character in an anime, I can't remember which. Would that also be Asianfishing if the person never actually claimed to be Asian nor hid their actual race? Sorry for the long comment, I'm just pretty interested in this topic.
I can definitely see the bratz look. I guess the makeup and black hair looks like us asians. Name is weird and depends on the country origin. If someone decides to change their name to something in chinese is a little odd as you will associate with a chinese only. But then again our culture is beautiful because every character means something. For me it's not just 1 thing that determines asian fishing or not. A lot of the times its multiple things. Some of the girls who were asian fishing were heavily inspired by asian cultures. Its not just the makeup, its the hair, the influence, the way you act according to stereotypes of us asians to imitate us asians. Sometimes its with intentions Sometimes it can be someone obsessed with the culture so much that they don't see that they're going too far.
@@liberalbias4462 hmm then can you read the articles about the atlanta shooting putting so many asian moms and parents names as the result of the shooting, and they’re the people who had to endure the suffering of their job and yet their lives are so selfishly taken away. and what about all the hate given to asian americans during the spread of the pandemic? what about asian grandparents who are pushed to the streets to be neglected at the end of the day. oh and the stabbing of hundreds and thousands of asian people. your ignorance is causing so much pain, so much hate, and so much “oppression” we have to go through lmao
@@Милош-э9ч it can be seen like that but I genuinely think sometimes something may seem so small to us is because we never experienced it and never will understand how it feels
I honestly still don't get why asian fishing is wrong, yes asian people have been treated horribly because of their features but that's not something that has been done by people that wanna have almond eyes so why should they get the blame for that, I honestly can't understand how we accept that people can change their gender but can't accept that someone wants to look like a different ethnicity simply because they like those features more since that's the whole point of having plastic surgery
This is going to be a difficult one to explain. The reason why gender is acceptable is because the idea oof sex is binaries you're either female or male in a normal human anatomy. While the idea of gender is a spectrum. You can feel more masculine and align more as a biological male than a female. Etc etc. Race on the other hand does not have a spectrum. There is no social construct in the society that makes you feel like another race than the skin you're born with. You are treated the way how all people the same colour as you are treated. Black American are treated poorly with systematic racism etc. Asians are forced to fit into the stereotypes that caucasians has made onto us. Asian women are fetishized as submissive and don't have a mind of their own. The whole reason why Caucasian wants to become another race is all due to using our features as aesthetic and thats it. They have not grown up into a home with asian raising nor do they want the burden that we have to carry. They don't need to worry about being shot by police like the blacks do. They do not have to fear that they are being targeted to be bashed up just because they are a certain race. Transracial is wrong and thats the end of the story.
Pretending to be a race and race mimicking is bad. Specially when it further perpetuates harmful stereotypes. But there should be nothing wrong with wearing that eyeliner shape otherwise. Gatekeeping makeup is bad. Eyeliner and eyeliner shapes are not exclusive to any race
No one is gatekeeping makeup. We're gatekeeping our race. The eyeliner aspect of it is like the smallest problem, It takes more than an eyeliner to look Asian. Our eyes are a very distinct feature of our race, especially for East Asians.
If you are so fixated on the eyeliner then you clearly don't actually understand the struggle. I don't need to make you look like the bad guy when you did that to yourself in the original comment.
@@HeyitsJin bruh, me focusing on the problematic part of your video shouldn't cause you to get so offended. I literally said perpetuating harmful stereotypes is bad. And my comment was about how small eyes aren't racially exclusive and gatekeeping makeup is bad which is just a fact.
@@HeyitsJin like I said before race impersonation is bad. But for the movement to be less ambiguous they shouldn't say for people to not wear an eyeliner shape.
@@HeyitsJin rather you should focus on the people that are lying about their race and hurting the Asian community by doing so. Not an eyeliner shape
@@yvpb Girl of course I'm going to be offended. You do understand that for someone to feel the need to comment something on someone's video means what they want to say is something they feel strongly about. In the video, I stated that making your eyes as another ethnicity with the intention of looking like another ethnicity is wrong. I don't understand how did you interpret that as no one can wear makeup.
You stating that small eyes isn't exclusive to Asians and I agreed. But you need to accept the fact that small slanted eyes, flat nose etc is a stereotypical features that the West created to depict Asians.
If you can't see where I'm coming from then there's nothing I can do. We just disagree. Hopefully I didn't offend you in anyway for defending my race's right.
Can we also talk about white people calling out others for "asian fishing" when it's dolly makeup, or when people are just following their natural eye-shape? it makes me tired that white people do this perfomative activism, it's just annoying. I think asian people should decide what is and isnt asian fishing, because it affects them not white people.
Yeah that was what I was talking about too. Its just making this whole thing a mess and making us look more like were sensitive snowflakes
yes i got told that a lot even though i don't wear eyeliner i just wear GREEN eye contacts and mascara? it's that wrong? i'm not even white
@@hexxxd111 how did you get accused of asisn fishing if you just wear contacts?
I’m not active about this stuff, but dolly makeup to me looks pretty much like the bigger eyed East Asians and Southeast Asians. I have a friend who gets made fun of for having larger eyes. They’re still obviously East/Southeast Asian, just with bigger eyes.
Why do Asians lighten there skin and dye there hair. But complain when white people try to look like them.
This needs to be addressed.Its so bad that Asian fishing is a trend, this similar to years ago with black fishing.This is happening because Asian culture and anime is trending right now.Its is really harmful to Asian women when people don the Asian Aesthetic.Me being an Asian female too I get scared of getting into relationships with people because the harmful stereotypical expectations of being submissive and Japanese anime waifu.Its a struggle when all your value to people is just a sex object.I hope more ppl see this.
Exactly! I have been in a relationship with a white man before where he tried to enforces these stereotypes onto me and shamed me for not fitting into them. This is how serious this is and people who think we are sensitive about this topic is ignorant
@@HeyitsJin I have been an relationship with a white guy before too.He was a nice guy but I noticed he only likes Asian women because of anime.It makes you wonder why people date you for a reason.I always felt on edge with him because I always wondered if he liked me for me or "any Asian girl" would do.Its just cringey.Glad you don't deal with that person anymore.
I feel you! And it's so unfair that we asians have to go through that!
@@HeyitsJin this is why don't date white guys like eww imagine getting into a relationship with them
@@umm3766 the ironic thing is I am dating one again. But this time I'm definitely doing something right. He doesn't have this asian fetish like my ex 🤮
On the double eyelid talk, it’s because of all the mockery of our looks, the internalized western beauty standards that whiter skin and double eyelids grew popular anyway.
Honestly only until now have I started to see people with Asian features of yellow skin and small eyes start to embrace their own features. These white creators also don’t help the already harmful Asian stereotypes of submissiveness that let’s be honest many Asian also played a part to create.
To sum up everything in moderation, you can use our styles and wear out fashion but when you make our features into a ascetic or a tread ... that’s going way too far. You can join in Lolita fashion and look cute and frilly but fetishizing yourself making yourself look submissive can do a lot of harm to others so yeah maybe you should stop ??? 🙄 it’s not like you can’t enjoy stuff that you like just know your own boundaries don’t take it too far
100% agree. Sadly some asians do play into this stereotypes for the attention and even revenue if they are doing it for money, but that is another problem on its own that we have to deal with separately from asian fishing.
to add to that, asians also get double eyelids to even them out!!
I think we shouldn't blame people that fetishize themselves for this? Like, they aren't the ones going out and creeping on Asian people are they? It's the creeps that we should be calling out not insecure girls that want to feel cute and sexy.
Also, many Asian woman in Asia do surgery or make-up to look white while mocking white woman who naturally have those features. I think what a lot of people don't understand is that a lot of people in Japan for example see white woman as ''dolls''. So yes, they are trying to look white while dehumanizing and fetishizing white woman. That's where the dolly make-up look came from.
And yes, Asian woman in Asia try to profit of off the ''exotic'' of white woman just like white woman in Europe or America profit of off the kinky Anime girl stuff.
And this does harm white woman living in those countries because girls bar girls basically perpetuate the stereotype that white woman are all open to sex and are basically all whores.
But I'm blaming creeps for these stereotypes and the creepy old man that ask me how much I want for sex because they think white woman are whores, not the girls that want to change their looks. (because we humans just want to be everything we're not)
Because they aren't hurting or trying to hurt anybody. It's the creeps that look at girls sexualizing themselves and go ''Oh 'insert whatever race' are all 'insert whatever stereotype'''
@@plzleavemealone9660 that’s a really valid point! It really is those creeps and pervs that want to sexualize everything we do. But I don’t think keeping on perpetuating these harmful stereotypes is the way to go. ( underline harmful ) Their should be a lot more mutual respect between men and women in general as well as more open mindedness so all of us can look past the stereotypes of all kinds.
@@HeyitsJin yes the solution to over coming this problem is battling external and INTERNAL problems. Regarind the INTERNAL problems... oh boy do we have A LOT to unpack. From asians not wanting to date their own race; whiteworshipping; being enablers; etc... one step at a time.
thank you for educating me on this
That sucks that because of that made you scared 😟 But 100% fashion style such as harajuku or lolita isn't asian fishing as long as you don't try to look like Japanese. Like wear our traditional clothes if you want and that won't be considered asian fishing either as long as again you don't try to look like us and be respectful in those clothings
Although I’m not from East Asia, I know the feelings that you guys have. As a person of Filipino descent, we also experienced the same stereotypes that East Asian people have. Me and my little sister are being called as “Ching-Chong”, “Dog Eater”, and my little sister have once harassed by those creepy Asian fetishizers even though we are not from East Asia. ASIAN FISHING MUST STOP! this is a serious matter and it’s very harmful not only to East Asians but also to those of Southeast Asian descent. I hope people will get it and stop trying to defend it. Especially now that hate crime is on the rise, I’m worried for the safety of my family. I really feel the urge of protecting those who are special to me.
Exactly!
Im filipino and they're calling me ching chong
@@shememe6023 I know right. That’s sad, because we don’t even look like Chinese, yet people just assume that everyone from Asia is Chinese, or everyone from what they called as “mongoloid race” is Chinese.
Though I can’t really blame them since most Asians living in Asia can’t also distinguish white people. I hope that everyone will get educated about this.
Tysm!! Because while I was on tiktok I found a few people who were like. “Ew they wanna behave like a UwU kawaii girl too and it’s so terrible!! don’t do this guys etc, etc.” it made me really start to wonder if it was even ok to dress in the cute lolita like fashion too or would that be considered asianfishing? I’m starting to feel like at this point some people on tiktok are losing what Asian fishing really means because just because you want to dress in a certain fashion DOESNT mean you want to be Asian and idk some of them don’t seem to get that. It’s really saddening because I don’t want to be called an asianfisher just because I love the overly cutesy and pink kind of fashion but when it comes to some of them that’s what Asian fishing is. It’s really gotten confusing;; it’s even at a point where people call just normal winged eyeliner Asian fishing
Its important to differentiate asian fishing with dressing up in a fashion style. Like I said in the video I think the most reasonable way to differentiate it is you can wear all these cute clothes whether it's lolita, harajuku or korean style but you still need to look like your race. Its when people look at you and you look like a completely different race that's where the problem begins. It's the same as black fishing there are things the black community is more than happy to share but if you do blackface with it etc that's where the lines has to be drawn.
Most of Lolita fashion is literally just shortened historical European dresses. Like, it literally stemmed from Asian people being obsessed with European cultures so it would be extremely ignorant to call white people out for that. If anyone should be called out for it it's the people that took historical European dresses and shortened them like that.
@@plzleavemealone9660 lolita are a fashion inspired by those European dress. The Japanese added their own touch to it to fit into their culture. At no point does any Japanese state that they are the pioneer of the clothes. You stated that the dress are shorten version of what the historical piece. Which is true but its in no way of sexualising the individual who is wearing it. The difference between the historical piece and lolita is one is historical and one is modified for modern wear.
I don't quite see where your point is? Being obsessed with a fashion style does not equal to trying to become another race? Lets not forget that when the West colonised many countries they were the one that forced their clothing standards onto them. They were the ones that sexualise the norm of clothing choice of the natives and sexually assault the women until they were forced to change the clothings to prevent being raped.
@@HeyitsJin
Did you just... delete my comment?
@@plzleavemealone9660 nope I don't delete comments. Free speech is what my channel is about
I don’t understand why videos like this gets dislikes 😶🤦🏾♀️
Because some people don't believe Asian fishing is a real thing!!
@@angelyuju-rose7315 wowwwwww and you know what I bet they stink like bottom of the barrel musty
@@looneyyytuneees2431 I was literally watching this video about Asian fishing and Black fishing. This one person was like Asian fishing is not real. Just boil my blood.
Why do Asians lighten there skin and dye there hair. But complain when white people try to look like them.
@@liberalbias4462 idk what do u mean but i think asians are obsessed with fair skin because some weird asians think that dark skin is dirty even tho its not
THANK YOU.that asian baiter on the thumbnail literally blocked me for explaining why she's getting hated to somebody in her comment section .
I hope this blows up
This video is very informative. And ive read your comment responses below and they are also really helpful too. As someone who is half-chinese I've felt tricked by others to feel that certain styles of winged eye-liner are offensive, and it made me so confused and unnecessarily hurt by people just doing their make-up, or doing an 'inspired' look. I now fully understand that it's only asian fishing when they try to change their race and mannerisms which are stereotypical and racist.
(As a half-asian, you would expect me to automatically know what is offensive and what isn't, but unfortunately, living all around white people and seeing white voices amplified first on the internet, I have to navigate through this alone, and videos like yours really help me come to a conclusion :) )
The thing is this girls always try to put the stereotypes on us and blame us for being fetishized
This video deserves to be seen by more people tbh 😼
thank you, this educated me a lot 💜
No problem xx
I have a question, maybe it's stupid but I want to be informed. If I make an eyeliner in a way that lengthens my eye, is it wrong? I mean, I like the way my gaze changes, not that I want to change my race or have Asian eyes.
Simply lengthening is not a problem its when you change your eyes and slanted like one of those girls I've shown in the video is not okay.
This needs more attention
100%
can you drop the link of the tiktok you used on the vid? there's a russian girl roaming on tiktok, making filters to look like an entire asian person
and people are defending them, like they don't see how obsessed the creator to asian culture ( they dresses like a highschool student, uses random japanese song as a backtrack, not to mention their make up and the filter they creates.
I’m honestly a bit offended that these white girls look more Asian then I do even if I am half Korean
true tho XP i always got bullied in school because of my nose and eye
And it's sad that it still is happening and has become casual racism
@@HeyitsJin they also call filipino's dirty islanders like bruh we are all just humans there is only one race,the human race.
@@kawaiichan6779 I know a girl that was half Filipino and half aussie was making those comments to their full Filipino peers. It's disgusting
But you're shaming random insecure white girls on the internet, putting them all in one box and blaming them for something they didn't do because of their but you don't see the hypocrisy in that?
Oh well.
Is having a wolf cut bad 'cause i can't find anyone talking about it? I have a wolf cut and i wanna know if it's bad and if I should change it or not.
Im not sure sorry. But it seems like a type of fashion hair style but if you find anything please let me know too. Since i can't find anything associated with it yet.
@@HeyitsJin yeah me neither and i don't wanna be disrespetful
Ok so found some people that said it's fine as long as you are not traing to be asian. Still dunno though
@@Mewflyy could you please tell me how the wolfcut has anything to do with asian fishing? I'm a little lost sorry
@@HeyitsJin i don't know because some people with simular cuts are getting called out for asian fishing when they are not, but i wanted to ask someone who is asian since i am european so i don't really know that much about it but i'm traing to get educated.
What about tons of girls here in our Shanghai getting plastic surgery and "whitewashing" filters to appeal more western looking? Isn't making your nose bridge higher and make your eyes bigger and adding double eyelid okay? Doing everything to whiten your skin and wear contacts to have blue/green/gray eyes , dying hair blonde "non-Asian" isn't considered as whitefishing tho ?
I'd like to ask something, if I like Korean style, for example the long and light dress they usually wear, I can wear that or no?
I know this is an innocent question but I've said multiple times in the video that fashion style like korean style is okay as that's just fashion to express a style. It has nothing to do with asian fishing. Hope this answered your question! xx
@@HeyitsJin thank you, It was the only thing I didn't understand^^
as an Asian im ashamed and cringee so hard whenever i saw this asian fishing stuff on tiktok
Is Tuna Asian?
Wait woah we have the same name 😳
It's a good name if you ask me
the one example you did show wasnt someone trying to be asian, its weird that you think they were trying to look asian, get help
explain how it doesn’t show someone trying to be “asian” explain to me what they’re doing and what they’re mainly associated with :P
Thank you for your response on this matter. It seemed really reasonable compared to the other takes I've seen that are inconsistent and even hypocritical. I appreciate your clarity in the difference between appreciation of Asian culture and the appropriation of it. I'll preface this by saying I'm not East Asian, and in fact, coincidentally, I'm pretty much everything except East Asian (so I have quite a bit of Indigenous blood in me, giving me natural almond eyes.) I don't have any real say in this and I'm just stating my personal opinion and asking questions. I did also want to point out the one woman with the obvious, very drastic, surgery on her eyes you showed actually wasn't inspired by asian culture but instead those Bratz dolls or similar dolls. It does look at first like it's a horrible attempt at trying to look Asian though. Am I wrong in feeling like some people have taken the eyeliner thing too far with the accusations of Asianfishing? In some of these cases I feel like the whole issue that Asianfishing creates is forgotten by many of the people who attempt to call it out. Like to a point where regular looking eyeliner is being called out as Asianfishing. I was also curious about something I haven't heard many talk about, is it still Asianfishing if someone clearly states that they aren't Asian after a lot of people mistake them for being Asian? I also saw another thing where people were claiming someone was Asianfishing for using a Japanese name as their username, but it was actually the name of a character in an anime, I can't remember which. Would that also be Asianfishing if the person never actually claimed to be Asian nor hid their actual race? Sorry for the long comment, I'm just pretty interested in this topic.
I can definitely see the bratz look. I guess the makeup and black hair looks like us asians.
Name is weird and depends on the country origin. If someone decides to change their name to something in chinese is a little odd as you will associate with a chinese only. But then again our culture is beautiful because every character means something. For me it's not just 1 thing that determines asian fishing or not. A lot of the times its multiple things. Some of the girls who were asian fishing were heavily inspired by asian cultures. Its not just the makeup, its the hair, the influence, the way you act according to stereotypes of us asians to imitate us asians. Sometimes its with intentions Sometimes it can be someone obsessed with the culture so much that they don't see that they're going too far.
Bye because any time I post myself on any social yt people come in defense telling me I'm Asian baiting because I'm a Malaysian with big eyes
It's either "Ur Thai" or "Asianfishing"
8:20 basically nobody does that and thats why people are anoyed with the left wing these days
Racism against Asian people is very much a thing and Asians have definitely been oppressed in the past in the United States.
Exactly look at all those laws that were nade to discriminate asians.
@@HeyitsJin what laws?? Asian are not oppressed.
@@liberalbias4462 hmm then can you read the articles about the atlanta shooting putting so many asian moms and parents names as the result of the shooting, and they’re the people who had to endure the suffering of their job and yet their lives are so selfishly taken away. and what about all the hate given to asian americans during the spread of the pandemic? what about asian grandparents who are pushed to the streets to be neglected at the end of the day. oh and the stabbing of hundreds and thousands of asian people. your ignorance is causing so much pain, so much hate, and so much “oppression” we have to go through lmao
if i dont look my race or not looking streotypical black as jack.
I love to Asian fishing bc I hate my race
But I really wanna love my race...
Me too
It's all silly.. English could say they made the car so no others can use cars.. if you do its English pro creation
Those “ Asian” eyes…originated from AFRICANS. Research Bushmen from the Kalahari tribe.
Every race got their features from the Original man. Africans.
no hate but u dont see that asians get hate because of those eyes...what ur saying wasn't the point
So are we gonna talk about Black Chyna and her mon Tokyo Toni?
I like fishing.
So everything is offensive these days? 😂🤡
Are we too comfortable living in a society with casual racism here I see? Too lazy for change? 🤷♀️
💀you are offensive shut the fuck up and stop trying to silence poc
@@HeyitsJin there are too many people that find everything racist or offensive i see
@@Милош-э9ч it can be seen like that but I genuinely think sometimes something may seem so small to us is because we never experienced it and never will understand how it feels
How can you say all that with language that’s not even yours!
Mate if I don't speak English, you wouldn't even be on this video.
english is a universal language no one owns it lmao so dont tell her to not talk in english cos we all have the right to talk in english.
r u rlly proud of this comment 😭😭
I honestly still don't get why asian fishing is wrong, yes asian people have been treated horribly because of their features but that's not something that has been done by people that wanna have almond eyes so why should they get the blame for that, I honestly can't understand how we accept that people can change their gender but can't accept that someone wants to look like a different ethnicity simply because they like those features more since that's the whole point of having plastic surgery
Of course I absolutely don't agree with it when it's done to show Asian people in a submissive/stereotypical way
This is going to be a difficult one to explain. The reason why gender is acceptable is because the idea oof sex is binaries you're either female or male in a normal human anatomy. While the idea of gender is a spectrum. You can feel more masculine and align more as a biological male than a female. Etc etc.
Race on the other hand does not have a spectrum. There is no social construct in the society that makes you feel like another race than the skin you're born with. You are treated the way how all people the same colour as you are treated. Black American are treated poorly with systematic racism etc. Asians are forced to fit into the stereotypes that caucasians has made onto us. Asian women are fetishized as submissive and don't have a mind of their own. The whole reason why Caucasian wants to become another race is all due to using our features as aesthetic and thats it. They have not grown up into a home with asian raising nor do they want the burden that we have to carry. They don't need to worry about being shot by police like the blacks do. They do not have to fear that they are being targeted to be bashed up just because they are a certain race.
Transracial is wrong and thats the end of the story.
@@HeyitsJin thank for the answer ❤
@@mahaddou8211 I hope my answer make you understand why race is something you can't just choose and swap like you want
what's the carebear girls @ im trying to show that this one girls eyeliner is asian fishing and she reminds me of her
I think its itsnotdatsrs