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He wanted to fit in, and feel accepted that’s why he wanted to be called his Korean name. It’s hard to feel accepted in a different culture especially here in America. There’s racism where ever you go.
It must be tough being the only Filipino in the school and especially since he is still in his early developmental stages in life. Feeling like an outcast in a homogeneous society like Korea definitely changes his worldview and the view of himself. Hopefully one day he grows up embracing his Filipino roots tho. He is still young, so much to learn and grow to self love and acceptance 😌
@J S I understand why ur bullied, with the communist China bullying the Philippines and all, Filipinos tend to vent that frustration to chinese here in the Philippines. I don't know if you have the same mentality as the communist China but bullying is still not ok. For me, if it's just words thrown at u, I treat that as just teasing and I'd throw words back at them.
@J S nah any type of bullying is unacceptable. Not everyone have the same tolerance to stress they received from other people. It's either they learn from it or screw theirselves more. Eitherway, bullying fucks people up. If you say psychological bullying is a blessing then you're just justifying bullying itself.
@J S Bullying is wrong whether you overcome it or not. Though it makes you strong for some but it also leads to mental health problem to others and in some worst case "death". I feel sorry for you for what you had experienced. There's a lot of Filipino's today are mad to chinese and I think you already know what's the reason. Take care and always remember that some Filipino's don't really hate you and all chinese. Keep safe.
Especially remember that bullying goes so hard in korea, like mate most of the one who suicide are under 22 all the time, its either school pressure or bully but mostly it's both. I am happy Gabriel has a tough mindset though his confident mindset was gone that he can't even bring up that his a filipino meaning him being different just really hits them hard
It really pains me seeing someone being bullied/discriminated because they look different. For those parents who have racist kids, shame on you. You should be the first one to teach them how to be a decent human being.
I agree. Those kind of kids lack good manners and right conduct which should be taught first by their parents. My kid goes to an international school and is exposed by other nationalities and I would tell her to never discriminate a person base on nationality, religion, color of the skin. But at the same time remind her to never feel inferior and be proud of her nationality and who she is; and base her admiration on the character and integrity of a person and not on his/her country’s gdp, personal wealth, or popular opinion.
philippines is a poor country unlike south korea which is rich and highly advanced technology country philippine is seen as low class people in korea most of the time
@@seolhyun9446 don't you think that's the real problem? Putting labels to other races because they lack on something, and that don't make Koreans superior. Western countries look down on Koreans the way they look down on Filipinos. We’re better than this or at least we should be. It is our differences that make us all beautiful and should be appreciated. It must stop now. Racism and bigotry has no room in our society.
@@seolhyun9446 so south korea people are high class lmao well by using plastics surgery to hide their insecurity i guess its no surprise that south korea think that way i mean your fellow country man in the north kim jong un think himself a god so i guess its on korea's blood to think they are "high class people" 😅🤣🤣
*Imagine being bullied for specifically being FILIPINO, not the color of skin or whatsoever. South Koreans please study your history, I thought you have quality education system.*
While I know you meant well, your way of making a sweepingly generalised remark as though entire Koreans are one single person that bullies a Filipino is just as ignorant and racially prejudicial. As you've seen in this video alone, you see all manners of kind people too. And yes there are people with racial prejudices and bullies in school who'd go out of their way to make trouble just because you're different. It exists everywhere even in the Philippines. So try not to fight the racial prejudices with one of your own.
@@wondeukiforwonderfullifeu_8137 So that girl you met represents and speaks for entire Korean yes? You don't see that it's the same racial prejudice you're criticising? You make assumption about every single Korean based on your limited encounter. And that's exactly how people who are racist towards another forms their opinion. You wanna fight racism with racism? You will not win that fight.
@@wondeukiforwonderfullifeu_8137 lol do you know what is asians? Even korea is part of asia lol. Please go back to elementary and study the continents of the world.
@@wondeukiforwonderfullifeu_8137 His opinion doesn't represent all Koreans. It's you who doesn't understand. And what are you anyway? Your english is so bad you don't even sound Filipino.
I hate how the hosts constantly say that he is like an ordinary korean child. First of all, he is not. They should have let the children feel that being a foreigner is not a sin. There is nothing wrong with that. Like what the other guest said being different does not make you weird. The children does not need to be similar to korean children so they can be seen in a more favorable light. Tbh, the elderly and the media make the children's internalized xenophobia and racism worse.
Because he's just a child. Even Gabriel wants to be called Woobin so he could be not be an outcast. You can't just say "You're Gabriel. You're not a Korean" he's still a kid and that kind of thing will hurt him more. If he's happy to hear that he's like just any other then it's fine. Because again, that's what makes him comfortable
Because I've been there. It's hella mess but when you get older, you'll realize that YOURSELF that it's okay to be different but when I was a kid, I'm more comfortable of being seen as just the same with the people that surrounds me. It makes me more at ease than being seen differently because I was just a kid that time and I think, it goes the same to Gabriel
@@lilacxx5461 I'm sorry you had to experience that. I understand Gabriel or Woobin's, yours, and probably more kids' sentiments stemming from experiences of discrimination. I just expected that the hosts, as the elders in that setting, made at least some comments about him being bullied for being different, like a call for the children watching their show to be more accepting and loving despite people's differences. Not hating on Gabriel, just clarifying. Also, salute on you for getting in terms with your own individuality!
@@gabinqueens Btw i think the reason they kept saying to gabriel/woobin that he's like anordinary Korean child is to make him feel belong or accepted. As a foreigner here in korea too, i love the things he said to him, i find it rather comforting as someone considers me the same as them.
to all non-filipino people wondering why the comments is about the flag it's because when the red part of the flag is at the top it means or declares that our state/country is in a war.
his friends continuously calls him gabi/gabriel even tho he doesn’t like it. it means those friends adores his name and accepts who he is, i hope he embraces his filipino heritage.
S.Koreans should not feel superior over Filipinos. Don't mistreat Filipinos because we don't mistreat your kind in the Philippines which a lot of them here chose to live. #RespectAllRaces
@@angelconstantino6551 kasi mahirap ang mga pinoy wala silang respeto sa mahihirap na bansa pero di nila alam napaka yaman ng pilipinas para tratuhin ng ganto
@@jamorant640 baka ikaw lang po tuwang tuwa nga po ako kay kwanghee ng ZEA eh baklang baklan pero hnd sya umaamin kc po i ba bash sya ng mga fans hnd po pinoy ang basher nila sila sila lang dn po ang nag aaway kaya po ang mga mahina sa kanila (mga mababait po ang tinutukoy ko) ay mga nag susuicide kapag hnd na po nila kaya ang pang bubully sa kanila!!
4:02 it breaks my heart. He does not have to hate his own name simply because he is different from others. Can't blame the kid. There is something wrong in the society he is currently into. I hope he gets well-educated as he grow up. Let's just hope that korean education system teaches that diversity is not something to be hated but to be embraced.
And that these are the great grand sons & daughters of the People who gave their lives to defend their Liberty against Communist China in the early 50's
Hopefully Gabriel you will notice my comment.Being different is not a sin,its a blessing that make you stand out among them all.God created you the way you are. To shine upon them all.Be Proud of who you are and dont be ashamed .
Dont hate your name, gabriel is a beautiful name and its meaning. Be proud that you are filipino, because even we are a poor country, we know the word respect, humanity, loyalty and love. Our ancestors are warriors, be brave my dear, turn your saddness into strength, for there are more battles to face in the future, with Gods help, you will survive. Have hope, faith and love always.
Filipinos are some of the kindest and warmest people I’ve met. It’s sad that he is treated differently because of where he is from, like it’s 2021 that ignorance is outdated and so off putting. I hope he grows to embrace his culture and that Korea learns to be more accepting.
Gabriel is not just an angel, he's an archangel who has the power to announce God's will to mankind. He's a leader. It's a name to be proud of. And looking at the video, we can all see you're being raised very well. You'll reach an age when you'll see how much of yourself there is to be proud of. Keep your chin up and hold your head high, young man. You're someone to be admired. ❤
Same. Pero I think he was supposed to mano but when he's going for his mother's hand, parang nag hesitate sila pareho kasi hindi nagkasalubong yung kamay nila.
I saw that too he was going for her hand I did watched it 3x now.. adik 😂 He went for the bag instead because he saw his mom is busy removing her shoes and wouldn't want her to carry the bag for too long.. If I was in the similar situation I would never let my mom hold heavy things for too long it's just a Filipino way we respect our moms.
@@megane376 Oo naman, I would do the same too lalo nat parang medyo mabigat ang dala. Ang punto ko lang naman "would've been much more better" kung may bless kasi it would be a great timing to showcase our culture given na korean tv to. Pwedeng pwede gawin pagkalapag ng mga dala, pero understandable din kasi parang awkward sila sa camera Haha
Philippines was the first Asian country to help aid S.Korea during the Korean war in 1950-53. Elders should especially know this and yet still down upon Philippines. Keep in mind that Philippines gained independence ONLY 4 years before the Korean war happend. Hundreds died and went missing to protect a country that is not theirs. I hope people would be able to look on the bright side of history and teach their children to open-minded and see everyone equally.🥰
Very admirable young man! His basketball skills needs some polishing though. He needs to pass more and develop a consistent midrange and outside shot. He seems very determined but doesn't seem to trust his teammates that well. That said, I think given his competitive nature he'll do well in whatever he does.
I hope that the boys come to love their native cultures one day and realize that their differences are what makes them special. He’s in middle school and everyone just wants to be “normal” at the age but ngl, normal is boring. Normal people have bland personalities and close minds and it’s those who embrace their inner-weird that makes them vibrant and colorful.
@@mink1463 his surname is Andaya which is Filipino and his mother looks and speaks Filipino too. Her mother or father (not shown) might be working in SK and migrated their family when he was in 3rd grade as he mentioned.
He’s still a kid u have to understand that he’s trying to cope with his situation. All kids want is just to feel like they belong and aren’t lonely and that’s what he’s trying to get. I’m sure he’s not ashamed to be filipino but he just wants to be accepted by people so he can be happy. When he’s older he’ll get more comfortable with his real name but for now just let the boy live.
I love how the coach is very supportive of the kids and he like a father figure to the kids and he is right that the kids will be the assets to the country. The kids are very talented if they being coach right... Love the show and awesome job on giving the world that no matter what skin color or ethnicity your from we're all human beings. 👍 Because we're living in a world with diversity and all mix...Love and Respect one another.
I hope someone from the show can see my comment. The Philippines flag that they put on the info about the filipino kid was wrong, because the red color should be under the blue color.
The Philippine flag they used isn't necessarily wrong. It just conveys a different meaning. Red above blue means Philippines is at war. Blue above red means at peace. They're both flags of the Philippines. Though, they should use the blue above red flag since we're at peace. Edit: I included this so those who are lazy to read the thread and/or have low comprehension skills will, at least, grasp what I said. But, I'm surprised that there are so many dumb coward, lazy-reader, big-mouthed, empty-headed fools on this thread like @waLkonair, @hanabi, and @God Geez.
@@balongjuanperez2125 It is wrong. As you can see my previous comment, it is not a PH Flag. The three large group of islands weren't there. the 8 provinces weren't there.
Accept yourself first, then the right people will accept you for who you are. Pretending to be someone else will get you nowhere. Be proud of who you are.
Sadly, this kind of experience is true not only in Korea but in many places across the world. It's human nature I guess when natives see and interact with others not of their own kind. However, after having experienced other cultures first hand, I noticed there are some places where they're more welcoming and integrative. One such place is the Philippines where I come from. The general sentiment towards foreigners who chose to call the Philippines home seem to be one of friendship and integration. I suspect it stems from a cultural norm that dictates that we should always welcome and treat guests with dignity and hospitality. That it's an honor to be visited at home by others including and specially those who are not locals.
@@jamorant640 maybe your the one who think like that! I love kwanghee of ZEA! and I never heard my friend or anyone hating south korea! Your the only one! Stop hating korean gay ok! They are human too! And have feelings like you..
Koreans are treated and glorified like gods here in the Philippines (mostly bc of the kpop/kdrama influence in the country) yet Filipinos are treated poorly - discrimination, racism, etc. this is really sad to watch
Uhhh no. No sensible Filipino thinks that theyre gods lol (that goes for anybody, Koreans, Americans, Filipinos, whatever). Remember that even Sandara Park got her fair share of critics and was never given an easy path to stardom just because she a was a foreigner. Filipinos are extremely loyal fans but we will call anyone out if they're simply wrong, including other Filipinos.
They need to hold a program with bullies who bully non koreans and why the do it excatly, also give them education because no one is better than other.
Everyone should understand how difficult it is growing up in any country and in any culture. To be accepted is what anybody wants. Kids get bullied all the time even with their own countrymen so what more can you expect if one is a foreigner? I know Gabi had it hard and being a kid... it's not easy. One day he will look back on this and realize there's nothing wrong in being different. One day he will embrace who he really is and be comfortable in his own skin. Give the kid a break. He still has a lot of growing up to do.
I can understand where Woobin is coming from. I have 3 Filipino friends who moved to Hawaii at a young age. It was hard for them to adjust to life here especially going to school and being different. However, they got used to it and then they met this Hawaii born Taiwanese--American (Me lol) and now we’re good friends and love K-pop and K-dramas.
It really pains me that he also hates he's name "Gabriel" when it's a pretty name. It's freakin 2021 but racism is still hella rampant. I cannot digest the emotional and mentalstress this children experienced just because they're brown.
I started crying when Gabriel started to explain to her sister about the new school and that kids will look at her bc she is different. The fact that i also have younger sibling and i went through the same... I love this show and it’s honestly really sad how people discriminate other people by the colour of their skin.
Koreans need to thank Filipinos for their participation in the Korean War. We Filipinos defend you in your own country. We welcome you in our country with open arms. You enjoy our beaches, golf courses, Baguio, and genuine hospitality plus uou earn here and do business which you can’t do in your own freezing cold country.
we can't use that as an excuse even if filipinos never did join the korean war the result will still be the same + it was a war between the US and north korean army not the philippines, filipinos we're just a few mercenary hired by douglas mcarthur against north korean army force along with other foreign volunteers
@@MTC008 The true historical Fact is that Precious blood of Brave Pilipino Soldiers was shed to help them defend & preserve their Liberty they all are enjoying today.. And where do you think these people will go when that Man from the North send them missiles?
@@dannybarcenas9701 it is not the only filipinos who participated in the korean war, there we're also other foreign volunteers as well they are also presented in thousand numbers not just filipinos, many filipinos seem to took the wrong impression that if filipinos wasn't there north korea will win over US, how north korea can win over US when US is more powerful, more people and more advanced in military technology + they also have more weapons in addition of not just having more powerful armament
@@dannybarcenas9701 filipinos are just too ignorant to realize the korean war and what it was really like, americans are the backbones there not filipinosm US can still handle it of their own without filipinos
@@MTC008 Of course not.. Who said so? The point is that these locals should look back at their History before they discriminate certain people because of their Race.. To put it Bluntly..They should not be Racist
I romanticize south korea so much to the point that I thought its the most perfect country to live in because of what I've watched in kdrama but then, it's very very far away from what south korea is really like in real life. lmao never expect to much y'all!
A great example is that many of our kababayans are binge watching KDRAMAS (which is not a bad thing btw)that they tend over fantasized SK and idolize their celebrities. Another thing, their music industry is toxic, it doesn't promote self-love or self-complacency and it's exactly the opposite.
@@zhsjsnsb6633 well that the sad truth 😔 anyway i hope each of us can respect each other..we are different person with different personality if you dont like the person in front of you just stay away and dont talk bad about them.. i hope all Pilipino think this way lets accept each others differences for sure we can be a happy country! Im sad because i have to stay away because I'm scared to be judge i have a weird personality..i cant explain but i know i am different..
It's hard to lived in Philippines because of work. And it's hard to live in korea Because of people. My grandmother was an OFW Who used to work in korea after the korean and Filipino controversy she told me this.
I love how other Koreans respect and treat people who came from other country like a normal person. But still, most of them will treat you badly and think you are beneath them just because you are not fit in their beauty standards or because you are a colored man. Even though I'm a kpop fan and I love so many things in Korea, I never wanted to study and live there because I know how most of them treat Filipino like me badly:< Everytime I watch those kind of videos, it makes me very sad. I hope in future, more of Koreans stop being xenophobic just like how they don't want them to be treated badly in other countries. Just learn how to respect each other and be sensitive.
you cannot expect koreans to do that because they have a high self pride of themselves they will not going to listen your words only gets inside in one of their ears and come out to another one
koreans sees southeast asian countries are garbage especially those that are poorer more a lot than them like the philippines, indonesian, malaysian, thailand, myanmar and vietnamese also experience the same thing because the koreans we're treated bad in japan for being korean because they got divided and japan was not, japan is seen as an excellent country for most other countries including the united states because of anime and playstation popularity and other stuffs they invented, korea was poorer than japan their economy, population and tech innovation we're inferior compared to japan + they are getting discriminated in the US for their eyes so they apply the same thing that we're treated on them to southeast asians
japanese and koreans both sees philippines a pile hill of trash and as an opportunity to bait people into their content for views and likes farming, and for those criminals from their countries will hide in the philippines
I hope his parents teach him first and foremost to love himself first. The road to acceptance always comes from the people who he first has contact with. They could start by teaching him why they named him Gabriel. It is a beautiful name with a good meaning.
@@hopesignal240 lol they bully a half breed too because they look different. just like the story of a female korean artist somi, she is half korean half canadian dutch.
I just came from Gabriel’ YT Channel, and he’s doing great so far with his classmates. I came here, rewatching again this video after watching his. I know, bullying is one of the main issue in Korea, but like in other Countries, not all people are bad. There are just some kids (even grownup) who have just rotten brains. I hope you guys will stand to those people who are bullied everyday, I hope you help those who are in need, whatever your nationality is. Because no one deserves to be bullied.
I just notice that the Philippine flag in the introduction was upside down, which is an indication that the country is in a state of war. The blue side must be on top instead of the red. hehe
when a person or a group of people bully other people, it's a sign of immaturity. it's human nature. we all have gone through that phase at some point in our lives. racism is everywhere! so if one bullies you or make fun of your skin color, just shrug it off. it's really not worth your time arguing with immature people. just keep going and be successful. let your success make the noise.
Gabi is a teenager so it's expected that he's trying to fit in. That's expected development on that stage. We've been teenager too, we became insecure when we feel that we're different from our peers. But hopefully, as he become an adult, he'll totally understand and accept himself.
Dayum i can relate with him when he was taking care of his sister's meal, i used to do that when my sister was young now shes all grown up and independent lol i miss those times
2:56 I was sad when he got angry after he was called by his real name. ;-; I don't think it's something to be ashamed about. Gabriel is a beautiful name. I hope he learns to embrace his Filipino roots someday. Keep up the good work Gabriel/Woobin. :)
I noticed that he wants to fit in with the koreans saying that his name is "woobin" so they should call him that instead of "Gabi" I hope he doesn't forget his roots or be ashamed of it. I had a classmate that was half korean, his skin was dark and his eyes were different. He was also bullied by other koreans to the point that he resented being a filipino which is sad. As a fellow filipino and a human being let me just say that people are people, everyone is a hypocrite including me and that also means that everyone can be mean and racist. So stop stereotyping.
I'm dissapointed about the racism in S.Korea i even saw a video that he pranks his mother that he would marry a filipina. I'm not a Filipino but i feel sorry for them. The country that saved them from the future hell becomes the most bullied by most koreans and just treating them like garbage. And it's not xenophobia it's Racism. We're Asians why are they doing this?
I was the total opposite of him with the name! Gabrielle is my middle name and what I went by in the Philippines. When I moved to California, everyone called me by my first name, "Mary". I was too shy to correct my teacher because I wasn't confident with my English back then. I wanted to be called "Gabrielle" so bad, but I was already in the middle of high school and everyone called me "Mary" already. He must've hated being called "Gabriel" because it highlighted him as the foreign kid at his school. I understand how that can be stressful. But I hope he learns to embrace this name! It's a beautiful name :")
Friend 1: did you show your mom your report card? Gabriel: no, i might die if my mom sees it. Well, you are VERY pinoy with that sentence you just said bruh. Palo ng tsinelas kay mama kasi may bagsak 😂
Bullying can happen anywhere in the world.. sometimes it can’t be avoided but you can do some measures to overcome.. Youbhve to know your worth as a person.. Be humble but still holding on to your dignity.. Be respectful.. Be assertive but with caution... Know your strength as a person and use it positively in mking acquaintances Work on your weaknesses Be ready to forgive.. Don’t be fearful.. being fearful makes you vulnerable to bullies..
Not me, haha, but most people in ph yeah., yeah. They don’t look that good, they mostly have a moon chin. They aren’t even related, but they all look weirdly the same, thought they were brothers and sisters. Studying in a Chinese fil school in the 90s. the three of them looks the same, they weren’t even that umm white. One, when I was in grade 1, in grade two, and these girl who was supposed to be a high school student, but was thinking if she is that dumb to be still a 4th grader in Chinese class. She has the biggest chin. Lol. till I realized one thing. Plastic nowadays, lol. Not saying everyone is good looking in Korea, I’m sure they there would be lots who looks great even without going thru some stitches or knife. Lol . Ph has those kind of people too, it depends if you have money to pamper yourself, and see the big difference. Just saying. Not sure why this was recommended, I paused the vid, and just disliked anyway. I don’t care to watch it. I already know. Lol. They think they are the superior than most Asians. Lmao, they should go to America, they’ll might think twice about the Asian racism. Hahaha. I do used to have a Korean friend, she dated a Filipino guy while studying here, lol. Not my classmate. Just some circumstances that we have no choice but to rent a place in Davao, till he (not gonna elaborate anymore) gets better and we head back in manila. These bunch of Koreans who also rent in the same place suddenly stopped talking to her like they were back in grade school, their mentality goes way back in grade school. She wasn’t even related to them. Lol that’s all I can say. Ps. My dear classmate in grade 4, I tested her intelligence, I asked her if she can write me a Chinese essay, and she told me they weren’t the same. I was confused at that time, she doesn’t look any different at all to anyone around us, but mostly her chin. Lmao. She doesn’t have a great personality either. She always asked money and never pays them back, cause like I said, she was supposed to be a high school student, scamming grade 4 students. She isn’t great looking, second her personality sucks. I mean, the Taiwanese at that time has some weird clothing style back in the 90s, but they look way better than them, also some of my classmates who were from China has some weird sense of style back in the 90s. Yeah, whatever, I was born here tho, as a Chinese fil. Was talking about my classmate who just migrated, and their style. They know Tagalog, but not fluent.. Lol. Again just saying. Lol. ( yes, this is all in manila ph. )
@@alas2210 You've made this comment a lot. Do you have some weird fixation on little girls? It's not healthy. Also, you sound like a complete douchebag. Not really helping your argument (if you have one). Bitter incel who worships Duarte, maybe?
Damn this hurts so much because i've been a supporting all these korean groups since i was 14 (im 27 btw) and these people just straight out bully him for something he didn't do. Don't raise racist kids. Racism starts at home.
Oh, I hope Gabriel accepts his name someday. I know he's still young so he feels isolated or an outcast if they calls him his real name. His name is his identity, so ...
I just read that Philippines and Korea has a deep friendship begun at the time of Korean war wherein there are a lot Filipino soldiers died at that time for the freedom of the people of Korea. That is why these two countries has a deep rooted cultural exchange and close ties with each other.
Hello, A minute watching the video, I saw that the flag was flipped (red - above, blue below). I hope that the editors would change it and be careful next time. Because it indicates war, which we are not experiencing. The correct position is that the blue should be on top, while the red is in the bottom. That is all thank you, I am hoping you see this.
I just watched his vlog the other day and youtube recommend this also. I didn't know he was bullied because he is happy and have many friends in his school.
Prejudice starts with the jealousy of the few. Some people thinks that they are better than others. It is neither Filipino or Korea, this applies to all humankind.
the fact that kpop and kdrama were famous internationally specially in PHILIPPINES. So, if all of the Filipinos decided to BASH them, what will be the results?
One time when I was in my first and second year of college my former classmates discrimimated and bullied me for being a Filipino-American, cause they were jealous of my nationality. That is why I had to change courses to avoid the issue and I still hate people who don't accept my nationality as a Filipino-American student
"Bullied in the school just being a filipino boy"... Nobody deserves being mistreated because of skin color, religion, nationality or whoever! This things sadden me a lot! 😕
bullying Filipinos, is a wrong decision in life. Bro they can fight back, maybe they're are just scared bcs hes not in his country but i swear he'll fights back physically, verbally and emotionally.
We would like to apologize about the flag, it was an editing mistake. Unfortunately, we cannot re-edit it as the program is already finalized, but we sincerely hope you can understand that it really was a mistake and we mean no offense to Philippines, a country Korea loves. We will make sure this doesn’t happen again in the future! ☺️
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Hi. Please correct the Philippine Flag on your video. Thank you.
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0:57 the flag. . . the blue part of the flag should be at the top, the red one should be at the bottom
may i know where i can watch the full episode?
🇵🇭 this is the correct flag of the philippines 😁 plss check it
Hi! Please see the flag of the Philippines. The Blue one should be on the top and red in the bottom lie this 🇵🇭
That kid shouldn't hate his name, Gabriel is a beautiful name.
I know right! It's literally an angel!! And my name too😂😂
My name came from a detergent
@@user-kr8tq2wi8d oh- 💀
He wanted to fit in, and feel accepted that’s why he wanted to be called his Korean name. It’s hard to feel accepted in a different culture especially here in America. There’s racism where ever you go.
@@user-kr8tq2wi8d Surf? Tide? Speed? Bonux? Champion? jk peace haha
It must be tough being the only Filipino in the school and especially since he is still in his early developmental stages in life. Feeling like an outcast in a homogeneous society like Korea definitely changes his worldview and the view of himself. Hopefully one day he grows up embracing his Filipino roots tho. He is still young, so much to learn and grow to self love and acceptance 😌
@J S I understand why ur bullied, with the communist China bullying the Philippines and all, Filipinos tend to vent that frustration to chinese here in the Philippines. I don't know if you have the same mentality as the communist China but bullying is still not ok. For me, if it's just words thrown at u, I treat that as just teasing and I'd throw words back at them.
@J S nah any type of bullying is unacceptable. Not everyone have the same tolerance to stress they received from other people. It's either they learn from it or screw theirselves more. Eitherway, bullying fucks people up. If you say psychological bullying is a blessing then you're just justifying bullying itself.
@J S Bullying is wrong whether you overcome it or not. Though it makes you strong for some but it also leads to mental health problem to others and in some worst case "death". I feel sorry for you for what you had experienced. There's a lot of Filipino's today are mad to chinese and I think you already know what's the reason. Take care and always remember that some Filipino's don't really hate you and all chinese. Keep safe.
@J S The way you wrote this does sound like you've earned hatred. I hope your fine. Must be bc your Chinese bc your country is a bully.
Especially remember that bullying goes so hard in korea, like mate most of the one who suicide are under 22 all the time, its either school pressure or bully but mostly it's both. I am happy Gabriel has a tough mindset though his confident mindset was gone that he can't even bring up that his a filipino meaning him being different just really hits them hard
It really pains me seeing someone being bullied/discriminated because they look different. For those parents who have racist kids, shame on you. You should be the first one to teach them how to be a decent human being.
You are right
I agree. Those kind of kids lack good manners and right conduct which should be taught first by their parents. My kid goes to an international school and is exposed by other nationalities and I would tell her to never discriminate a person base on nationality, religion, color of the skin. But at the same time remind her to never feel inferior and be proud of her nationality and who she is; and base her admiration on the character and integrity of a person and not on his/her country’s gdp, personal wealth, or popular opinion.
philippines is a poor country unlike south korea which is rich and highly advanced technology country philippine is seen as low class people in korea most of the time
@@seolhyun9446 don't you think that's the real problem? Putting labels to other races because they lack on something, and that don't make Koreans superior. Western countries look down on Koreans the way they look down on Filipinos. We’re better than this or at least we should be. It is our differences that make us all beautiful and should be appreciated. It must stop now. Racism and bigotry has no room in our society.
@@seolhyun9446 so south korea people are high class lmao well by using plastics surgery to hide their insecurity i guess its no surprise that south korea think that way i mean your fellow country man in the north kim jong un think himself a god so i guess its on korea's blood to think they are "high class people" 😅🤣🤣
*Imagine being bullied for specifically being FILIPINO, not the color of skin or whatsoever. South Koreans please study your history, I thought you have quality education system.*
While I know you meant well, your way of making a sweepingly generalised remark as though entire Koreans are one single person that bullies a Filipino is just as ignorant and racially prejudicial. As you've seen in this video alone, you see all manners of kind people too. And yes there are people with racial prejudices and bullies in school who'd go out of their way to make trouble just because you're different. It exists everywhere even in the Philippines. So try not to fight the racial prejudices with one of your own.
@@wondeukiforwonderfullifeu_8137 So that girl you met represents and speaks for entire Korean yes? You don't see that it's the same racial prejudice you're criticising? You make assumption about every single Korean based on your limited encounter. And that's exactly how people who are racist towards another forms their opinion. You wanna fight racism with racism? You will not win that fight.
@@wondeukiforwonderfullifeu_8137 lol do you know what is asians? Even korea is part of asia lol. Please go back to elementary and study the continents of the world.
@@wondeukiforwonderfullifeu_8137 His opinion doesn't represent all Koreans. It's you who doesn't understand. And what are you anyway? Your english is so bad you don't even sound Filipino.
@@Xentradi97 is english for Filipino?
I hate how the hosts constantly say that he is like an ordinary korean child. First of all, he is not. They should have let the children feel that being a foreigner is not a sin. There is nothing wrong with that. Like what the other guest said being different does not make you weird. The children does not need to be similar to korean children so they can be seen in a more favorable light. Tbh, the elderly and the media make the children's internalized xenophobia and racism worse.
Because he's just a child. Even Gabriel wants to be called Woobin so he could be not be an outcast. You can't just say "You're Gabriel. You're not a Korean" he's still a kid and that kind of thing will hurt him more. If he's happy to hear that he's like just any other then it's fine. Because again, that's what makes him comfortable
Because I've been there. It's hella mess but when you get older, you'll realize that YOURSELF that it's okay to be different but when I was a kid, I'm more comfortable of being seen as just the same with the people that surrounds me. It makes me more at ease than being seen differently because I was just a kid that time and I think, it goes the same to Gabriel
@@lilacxx5461 I'm sorry you had to experience that. I understand Gabriel or Woobin's, yours, and probably more kids' sentiments stemming from experiences of discrimination. I just expected that the hosts, as the elders in that setting, made at least some comments about him being bullied for being different, like a call for the children watching their show to be more accepting and loving despite people's differences.
Not hating on Gabriel, just clarifying. Also, salute on you for getting in terms with your own individuality!
@@gabinqueens Btw i think the reason they kept saying to gabriel/woobin that he's like anordinary Korean child is to make him feel belong or accepted. As a foreigner here in korea too, i love the things he said to him, i find it rather comforting as someone considers me the same as them.
I think that the culture of Korea
and whats crazy is that gabriel would have been very popular in the Philippines because of his looks and for playing a sport
Ikrr
Bruhhh for real I almost had a crush on him, if we went to the same school I’d probably do😂
Handsome yet cute😍
@@harmonyfuntime1082 but you're a male
@@overbored617 are you homophobic?
to all non-filipino people wondering why the comments is about the flag it's because when the red part of the flag is at the top it means or declares that our state/country is in a war.
his friends continuously calls him gabi/gabriel even tho he doesn’t like it. it means those friends adores his name and accepts who he is, i hope he embraces his filipino heritage.
This is just one of the reasons why you should never letting foreigners using philippines for their advantages see they look down on filipinos
I’m Filipino american and I do hope that they see him as not only Korean but Filipino as well.
S.Koreans should not feel superior over Filipinos. Don't mistreat Filipinos because we don't mistreat your kind in the Philippines which a lot of them here chose to live. #RespectAllRaces
Vp
@@angelconstantino6551 kasi mahirap ang mga pinoy wala silang respeto sa mahihirap na bansa pero di nila alam napaka yaman ng pilipinas para tratuhin ng ganto
END RACISM 😤
🍼🐷🇯🇵
Tayo rin mga pilipino nilalait natin ang mga koreano na bakla
@@jamorant640 baka ikaw lang po tuwang tuwa nga po ako kay kwanghee ng ZEA eh baklang baklan pero hnd sya umaamin kc po i ba bash sya ng mga fans hnd po pinoy ang basher nila sila sila lang dn po ang nag aaway kaya po ang mga mahina sa kanila (mga mababait po ang tinutukoy ko) ay mga nag susuicide kapag hnd na po nila kaya ang pang bubully sa kanila!!
4:02 it breaks my heart. He does not have to hate his own name simply because he is different from others. Can't blame the kid. There is something wrong in the society he is currently into. I hope he gets well-educated as he grow up. Let's just hope that korean education system teaches that diversity is not something to be hated but to be embraced.
And that these are the great grand sons & daughters of the People who gave their lives to defend their Liberty against Communist China in the early 50's
Hopefully Gabriel you will notice my comment.Being different is not a sin,its a blessing that make you stand out among them all.God created you the way you are. To shine upon them all.Be Proud of who you are and dont be ashamed .
Preach!
@@k-doc467 where can we watch this or like what is the program called
Dont hate your name, gabriel is a beautiful name and its meaning. Be proud that you are filipino, because even we are a poor country, we know the word respect, humanity, loyalty and love. Our ancestors are warriors, be brave my dear, turn your saddness into strength, for there are more battles to face in the future, with Gods help, you will survive. Have hope, faith and love always.
he's such a responsible kid and a great brother to his younger siblings. Respect.
Filipinos are some of the kindest and warmest people I’ve met. It’s sad that he is treated differently because of where he is from, like it’s 2021 that ignorance is outdated and so off putting. I hope he grows to embrace his culture and that Korea learns to be more accepting.
Gabriel is not just an angel, he's an archangel who has the power to announce God's will to mankind. He's a leader. It's a name to be proud of. And looking at the video, we can all see you're being raised very well. You'll reach an age when you'll see how much of yourself there is to be proud of. Keep your chin up and hold your head high, young man. You're someone to be admired. ❤
🇵🇭 ✓ dear production staff, I hope y'all see this.
Lol, they thought we’re in a state of war w/ China
They doesn't care about the upside down flag cause they don't care, they're racist and that is how it is.
@@volume_02 haha somehow true
@@josephlagahit7250 as a filipino stop that shit for once and let it slide. We don't more hate in this world
@@josephlagahit7250 not every Korean is racist
If Koreans go in the Philippines they'll be suprised how everyone looks different.Some look like American or Japanese/Chinese lol
What do you mean American? lol unless you meant Native American? Because everyone is American citizen, not of ethnicity, not just white people.
@@boredom3646 i said american because there are half black or half white filipinos.
@@boredom3646 lol a lot of filipinos are looks like a typical caucasians basically we looks like a bunch mix ethnicities
It's mixed dummy not being colonized type of thing...
It's understandable tho, there's no such thing as pure filipino. We are mixed, spanish, chinese, american, and etc.
I somehow felt disappointed when they did not do the "bless" or "mano po" when her mom clearly offered her hand. Just sad..
Same. Pero I think he was supposed to mano but when he's going for his mother's hand, parang nag hesitate sila pareho kasi hindi nagkasalubong yung kamay nila.
Yeah
I saw that too he was going for her hand I did watched it 3x now.. adik 😂 He went for the bag instead because he saw his mom is busy removing her shoes and wouldn't want her to carry the bag for too long.. If I was in the similar situation I would never let my mom hold heavy things for too long it's just a Filipino way we respect our moms.
@@megane376 Oo naman, I would do the same too lalo nat parang medyo mabigat ang dala. Ang punto ko lang naman "would've been much more better" kung may bless kasi it would be a great timing to showcase our culture given na korean tv to. Pwedeng pwede gawin pagkalapag ng mga dala, pero understandable din kasi parang awkward sila sa camera Haha
@@abbysinagula7846 hindi mo kasi na "punto" sa original comment mo kaya ka kinorek.
Philippines was the first Asian country to help aid S.Korea during the Korean war in 1950-53. Elders should especially know this and yet still down upon Philippines. Keep in mind that Philippines gained independence ONLY 4 years before the Korean war happend. Hundreds died and went missing to protect a country that is not theirs. I hope people would be able to look on the bright side of history and teach their children to open-minded and see everyone equally.🥰
You are absolutely right.
0:58 look at the flag...
Filipinos: _war and fighting spirit intensifies_
Ikr. I was shocked.
When Red is placed above Blue, it symbolises WAR
whats why they apologize in the pinned comment
Sint martin ata yan🇸🇽 HAHAHA
Bat nakabaliktad?
Very admirable young man! His basketball skills needs some polishing though. He needs to pass more and develop a consistent midrange and outside shot. He seems very determined but doesn't seem to trust his teammates that well. That said, I think given his competitive nature he'll do well in whatever he does.
I hope that the boys come to love their native cultures one day and realize that their differences are what makes them special. He’s in middle school and everyone just wants to be “normal” at the age but ngl, normal is boring. Normal people have bland personalities and close minds and it’s those who embrace their inner-weird that makes them vibrant and colorful.
The filipino kid is my batch mate, son Andaya from baguio we are proud of u boy
Really? Wow!
Di b sya half ?
BAGUIO?!
@@mink1463 his surname is Andaya which is Filipino and his mother looks and speaks Filipino too. Her mother or father (not shown) might be working in SK and migrated their family when he was in 3rd grade as he mentioned.
WHY YOU HATE BEING CALLED GABRIEL(Filipino name)
Be proud that you’re a FILIPINO.
He's just a child. It's just his temporary coping mechanism to conform. He'll grow up and accept and even appreciate what he really is.
He’s still a kid u have to understand that he’s trying to cope with his situation. All kids want is just to feel like they belong and aren’t lonely and that’s what he’s trying to get. I’m sure he’s not ashamed to be filipino but he just wants to be accepted by people so he can be happy. When he’s older he’ll get more comfortable with his real name but for now just let the boy live.
@@kinggu9270 he will be proud of his country when we goes back to gold standard after this global pandemic, All is well planned.
Ulol proud amp.
@@sojiu1744 P*ta ka din.
this is cute though, they all seem very close, hopefully things become better for him
This made me feel sad. I hope someday and when he grows up he will learn to be proud of his ethnicity. Be proud being a filipino.
I love how the coach is very supportive of the kids and he like a father figure to the kids and he is right that the kids will be the assets to the country. The kids are very talented if they being coach right... Love the show and awesome job on giving the world that no matter what skin color or ethnicity your from we're all human beings. 👍 Because we're living in a world with diversity and all mix...Love and Respect one another.
I hope someone from the show can see my comment. The Philippines flag that they put on the info about the filipino kid was wrong, because the red color should be under the blue color.
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Right.
I think the flag that they used at 0:58 was
🇸🇽 Flag: Sint Maarten
instead of 🇵🇭
The Philippine flag they used isn't necessarily wrong. It just conveys a different meaning. Red above blue means Philippines is at war. Blue above red means at peace. They're both flags of the Philippines. Though, they should use the blue above red flag since we're at peace.
Edit: I included this so those who are lazy to read the thread and/or have low comprehension skills will, at least, grasp what I said. But, I'm surprised that there are so many dumb coward, lazy-reader, big-mouthed, empty-headed fools on this thread like @waLkonair, @hanabi, and @God Geez.
@@balongjuanperez2125 It is wrong.
As you can see my previous comment, it is not a PH Flag.
The three large group of islands weren't there.
the 8 provinces weren't there.
@@manawari_corner989 I think they used a wrong flag... They don't have 3 stars just a sun and the color red and blue is not on their supposed place.
Accept yourself first, then the right people will accept you for who you are. Pretending to be someone else will get you nowhere. Be proud of who you are.
Right!
His kind and sensitive but the way he takes care he's siblings very pinoy..
Sadly, this kind of experience is true not only in Korea but in many places across the world. It's human nature I guess when natives see and interact with others not of their own kind. However, after having experienced other cultures first hand, I noticed there are some places where they're more welcoming and integrative. One such place is the Philippines where I come from. The general sentiment towards foreigners who chose to call the Philippines home seem to be one of friendship and integration. I suspect it stems from a cultural norm that dictates that we should always welcome and treat guests with dignity and hospitality. That it's an honor to be visited at home by others including and specially those who are not locals.
Filipinos adore K culture esp K Pop and K Drama so much but in reality some Koreans are discriminating of us. So sad.
And we filipinos call koreans gay and plastic surgery
That's why I stopped watching kdrama, because I realized how I adored them that they have fake faces..
@@jamorant640 some* not the educated ones.
@@bwm1998 yeah but not all koreans are discriminating us thank you.
@@jamorant640 maybe your the one who think like that! I love kwanghee of ZEA! and I never heard my friend or anyone hating south korea! Your the only one! Stop hating korean gay ok! They are human too! And have feelings like you..
Koreans are treated and glorified like gods here in the Philippines (mostly bc of the kpop/kdrama influence in the country) yet Filipinos are treated poorly - discrimination, racism, etc. this is really sad to watch
No we dont look up to them as gods that is so ridiculous way of being a fan, kdrama and kpop is just for entertainment
Uhhh no. No sensible Filipino thinks that theyre gods lol (that goes for anybody, Koreans, Americans, Filipinos, whatever). Remember that even Sandara Park got her fair share of critics and was never given an easy path to stardom just because she a was a foreigner. Filipinos are extremely loyal fans but we will call anyone out if they're simply wrong, including other Filipinos.
@@kingenimatix7013 obv I’m talking about the nonsensible ones. But sure go off on a 4month old comment 🙄
If your people do that then there's something wrong with your society
@@Moss_piglets obviously
They need to hold a program with bullies who bully non koreans and why the do it excatly, also give them education because no one is better than other.
Everyone should understand how difficult it is growing up in any country and in any culture. To be accepted is what anybody wants. Kids get bullied all the time even with their own countrymen so what more can you expect if one is a foreigner? I know Gabi had it hard and being a kid... it's not easy. One day he will look back on this and realize there's nothing wrong in being different. One day he will embrace who he really is and be comfortable in his own skin. Give the kid a break. He still has a lot of growing up to do.
I can understand where Woobin is coming from. I have 3 Filipino friends who moved to Hawaii at a young age. It was hard for them to adjust to life here especially going to school and being different. However, they got used to it and then they met this Hawaii born Taiwanese--American (Me lol) and now we’re good friends and love K-pop and K-dramas.
Another imbecile who loves KPOP. KPOP idols are just making you their cash cow.
They love kpop? How old are you guys 13?
Lol whats with the hate comments😂
@@mathayognabitwin4560 rude. you don't even know the reason why they like kpop.
@@alas2210 and your point was? gosh just let them do their thing.
How can they bully this dude? this dude is cool af, look at that tanned skin lol... thats a some handsome dude real talk... 🤘
The beauty standard in korea was different u need to be white from head to toe.
In Korea, if you are skinny and have pale skin and it's a bonus if you have the looks of western people.
Its so sad to think that he hates being the only foreigner in his friends
It really pains me that he also hates he's name "Gabriel" when it's a pretty name. It's freakin 2021 but racism is still hella rampant. I cannot digest the emotional and mentalstress this children experienced just because they're brown.
Show them what you got KID!! basketball is in our blood.. keep pushing and keep fighting for your right to be accepted thru the game we all love.
I started crying when Gabriel started to explain to her sister about the new school and that kids will look at her bc she is different. The fact that i also have younger sibling and i went through the same... I love this show and it’s honestly really sad how people discriminate other people by the colour of their skin.
Koreans need to thank Filipinos for their participation in the Korean War. We Filipinos defend you in your own country. We welcome you in our country with open arms. You enjoy our beaches, golf courses, Baguio, and genuine hospitality plus uou earn here and do business which you can’t do in your own freezing cold country.
we can't use that as an excuse even if filipinos never did join the korean war the result will still be the same + it was a war between the US and north korean army not the philippines, filipinos we're just a few mercenary hired by douglas mcarthur against north korean army force along with other foreign volunteers
@@MTC008 The true historical Fact is that Precious blood of Brave Pilipino Soldiers was shed to help them defend & preserve their Liberty they all are enjoying today.. And where do you think these people will go when that Man from the North send them missiles?
@@dannybarcenas9701 it is not the only filipinos who participated in the korean war, there we're also other foreign volunteers as well they are also presented in thousand numbers not just filipinos, many filipinos seem to took the wrong impression that if filipinos wasn't there north korea will win over US, how north korea can win over US when US is more powerful, more people and more advanced in military technology + they also have more weapons in addition of not just having more powerful armament
@@dannybarcenas9701 filipinos are just too ignorant to realize the korean war and what it was really like, americans are the backbones there not filipinosm US can still handle it of their own without filipinos
@@MTC008 Of course not.. Who said so? The point is that these locals should look back at their History before they discriminate certain people because of their Race.. To put it Bluntly..They should not be Racist
I romanticize south korea so much to the point that I thought its the most perfect country to live in because of what I've watched in kdrama but then, it's very very far away from what south korea is really like in real life. lmao never expect to much y'all!
A great example is that many of our kababayans are binge watching KDRAMAS (which is not a bad thing btw)that they tend over fantasized SK and idolize their celebrities. Another thing, their music industry is toxic, it doesn't promote self-love or self-complacency and it's exactly the opposite.
Lol far from perfect (Ph is better than them when it comes to treating foreigner's esp were known to be hospitable)
@@angelconstantino6551 also ph is worse when it comes to treating the same race/nationality as them
@@zhsjsnsb6633 well that the sad truth 😔 anyway i hope each of us can respect each other..we are different person with different personality if you dont like the person in front of you just stay away and dont talk bad about them.. i hope all Pilipino think this way lets accept each others differences for sure we can be a happy country! Im sad because i have to stay away because I'm scared to be judge i have a weird personality..i cant explain but i know i am different..
It's hard to lived in Philippines because of work.
And it's hard to live in korea
Because of people.
My grandmother was an OFW
Who used to work in korea after the korean and Filipino controversy she told me this.
"A country Korea loves" easing us up Filipinos hihi
Fuck korea
I love how other Koreans respect and treat people who came from other country like a normal person. But still, most of them will treat you badly and think you are beneath them just because you are not fit in their beauty standards or because you are a colored man. Even though I'm a kpop fan and I love so many things in Korea, I never wanted to study and live there because I know how most of them treat Filipino like me badly:< Everytime I watch those kind of videos, it makes me very sad. I hope in future, more of Koreans stop being xenophobic just like how they don't want them to be treated badly in other countries. Just learn how to respect each other and be sensitive.
Korea and Thailand has the most overrated beauty standard of having fair skin. It's not funny
you cannot expect koreans to do that because they have a high self pride of themselves they will not going to listen your words only gets inside in one of their ears and come out to another one
koreans sees southeast asian countries are garbage especially those that are poorer more a lot than them like the philippines, indonesian, malaysian, thailand, myanmar and vietnamese also experience the same thing because the koreans we're treated bad in japan for being korean because they got divided and japan was not, japan is seen as an excellent country for most other countries including the united states because of anime and playstation popularity and other stuffs they invented, korea was poorer than japan their economy, population and tech innovation we're inferior compared to japan + they are getting discriminated in the US for their eyes so they apply the same thing that we're treated on them to southeast asians
japanese and koreans both sees philippines a pile hill of trash and as an opportunity to bait people into their content for views and likes farming, and for those criminals from their countries will hide in the philippines
@@angelconstantino6551 Thai have fair skin??? Lololol
I hope his parents teach him first and foremost to love himself first. The road to acceptance always comes from the people who he first has contact with. They could start by teaching him why they named him Gabriel. It is a beautiful name with a good meaning.
🇵🇭 wish the production see this. You position the flag wrong. When the red is up instead of blue this means the country is under attack.
At war
Napansin mo ba pinaghiwalay nila ang mga korean vs colored boys..
*war
Aren't we under attack right now
Chinese are invading us,just kidding yeah its baliktad
Bullying might still be something in korea up to these days, and its sad😢.
Koreans bully anybody that isn’t pale and skinny ..
You don’t see them bullying white foreigners
bullying is everywhere not just in korea but in the whole world and its so sad
@@hopesignal240 lol they bully a half breed too because they look different. just like the story of a female korean artist somi, she is half korean half canadian dutch.
@apado gwaenchana nahhh white people are put on a pedestal please stop
Gabriel is a beautiful name. It means God is my strength. Why change your beautiful name to Woobin when that does not even have a definition.
Looking at his chores makes me feel like I am not the only one
I just came from Gabriel’ YT Channel, and he’s doing great so far with his classmates. I came here, rewatching again this video after watching his. I know, bullying is one of the main issue in Korea, but like in other Countries, not all people are bad. There are just some kids (even grownup) who have just rotten brains. I hope you guys will stand to those people who are bullied everyday, I hope you help those who are in need, whatever your nationality is. Because no one deserves to be bullied.
Just wait when that kid hits puberty. He’s handsome.
I just notice that the Philippine flag in the introduction was upside down, which is an indication that the country is in a state of war. The blue side must be on top instead of the red. hehe
Halatang ini insulto tayo
when a person or a group of people bully other people, it's a sign of immaturity. it's human nature. we all have gone through that phase at some point in our lives. racism is everywhere! so if one bullies you or make fun of your skin color, just shrug it off. it's really not worth your time arguing with immature people. just keep going and be successful. let your success make the noise.
Gabi is a teenager so it's expected that he's trying to fit in. That's expected development on that stage.
We've been teenager too, we became insecure when we feel that we're different from our peers.
But hopefully, as he become an adult, he'll totally understand and accept himself.
Be proud where u come from, and be proud to be a pilipino... Raise ur flag... and be humble..
He would be famous if he uploaded vlogs. Just like Joshua Salom did as a student in japan loll
Dayum i can relate with him when he was taking care of his sister's meal, i used to do that when my sister was young now shes all grown up and independent lol i miss those times
You’re a good older sibling! I’m sure she misses those times too 🥰
bullying is completely ignorance,bullies are plainly ignorants
2:56 I was sad when he got angry after he was called by his real name. ;-; I don't think it's something to be ashamed about. Gabriel is a beautiful name. I hope he learns to embrace his Filipino roots someday. Keep up the good work Gabriel/Woobin. :)
we are all human why can’t we treat each other with kindness and respect
because koreans sees pinoy as a lesser human being
I noticed that he wants to fit in with the koreans saying that his name is "woobin" so they should call him that instead of "Gabi" I hope he doesn't forget his roots or be ashamed of it. I had a classmate that was half korean, his skin was dark and his eyes were different. He was also bullied by other koreans to the point that he resented being a filipino which is sad. As a fellow filipino and a human being let me just say that people are people, everyone is a hypocrite including me and that also means that everyone can be mean and racist. So stop stereotyping.
Awwww, this kuya makes his siblings very comfortable. Haha. He is so lovely boy.
He is a strong boy actually! Goodluck Gabriel! You're handsome inside-out. Mabuhay Pilipinas!🥰😍❤💕👏👏👏
He's doing good, adapting the new culture at that age. But hope he don't forget the Filipino cultures too😌
He is changing his name to fit. He will forget about his culture as well
I'm dissapointed about the racism in S.Korea i even saw a video that he pranks his mother that he would marry a filipina. I'm not a Filipino but i feel sorry for them. The country that saved them from the future hell becomes the most bullied by most koreans and just treating them like garbage. And it's not xenophobia it's Racism. We're Asians why are they doing this?
Glad that he can also speak English which is a big plus. Sports bring unity among kids. Great job to the whole family.
I was the total opposite of him with the name! Gabrielle is my middle name and what I went by in the Philippines. When I moved to California, everyone called me by my first name, "Mary". I was too shy to correct my teacher because I wasn't confident with my English back then. I wanted to be called "Gabrielle" so bad, but I was already in the middle of high school and everyone called me "Mary" already.
He must've hated being called "Gabriel" because it highlighted him as the foreign kid at his school. I understand how that can be stressful. But I hope he learns to embrace this name! It's a beautiful name :")
Friend 1: did you show your mom your report card?
Gabriel: no, i might die if my mom sees it.
Well, you are VERY pinoy with that sentence you just said bruh. Palo ng tsinelas kay mama kasi may bagsak 😂
nobody should ever be ashamed for their ethnicity, we should be proud :))
Bullying can happen anywhere in the world.. sometimes it can’t be avoided but you can do some measures to overcome..
Youbhve to know your worth as a person..
Be humble but still holding on to your dignity..
Be respectful..
Be assertive but with caution...
Know your strength as a person and use it positively in mking acquaintances
Work on your weaknesses
Be ready to forgive..
Don’t be fearful.. being fearful makes you vulnerable to bullies..
At this point, I really wanna thank my mom for sending me in the Philippines when I was a kid or i’ll experience the same there:)
The saddest thing is Philippines use to adore korean culture a lot.
Not me, haha, but most people in ph yeah., yeah. They don’t look that good, they mostly have a moon chin. They aren’t even related, but they all look weirdly the same, thought they were brothers and sisters. Studying in a Chinese fil school in the 90s. the three of them looks the same, they weren’t even that umm white. One, when I was in grade 1, in grade two, and these girl who was supposed to be a high school student, but was thinking if she is that dumb to be still a 4th grader in Chinese class. She has the biggest chin. Lol. till I realized one thing. Plastic nowadays, lol. Not saying everyone is good looking in Korea, I’m sure they there would be lots who looks great even without going thru some stitches or knife. Lol . Ph has those kind of people too, it depends if you have money to pamper yourself, and see the big difference. Just saying. Not sure why this was recommended, I paused the vid, and just disliked anyway. I don’t care to watch it. I already know. Lol. They think they are the superior than most Asians. Lmao, they should go to America, they’ll might think twice about the Asian racism. Hahaha. I do used to have a Korean friend, she dated a Filipino guy while studying here, lol. Not my classmate. Just some circumstances that we have no choice but to rent a place in Davao, till he (not gonna elaborate anymore) gets better and we head back in manila. These bunch of Koreans who also rent in the same place suddenly stopped talking to her like they were back in grade school, their mentality goes way back in grade school. She wasn’t even related to them. Lol that’s all I can say.
Ps. My dear classmate in grade 4, I tested her intelligence, I asked her if she can write me a Chinese essay, and she told me they weren’t the same. I was confused at that time, she doesn’t look any different at all to anyone around us, but mostly her chin. Lmao. She doesn’t have a great personality either. She always asked money and never pays them back, cause like I said, she was supposed to be a high school student, scamming grade 4 students. She isn’t great looking, second her personality sucks. I mean, the Taiwanese at that time has some weird clothing style back in the 90s, but they look way better than them, also some of my classmates who were from China has some weird sense of style back in the 90s. Yeah, whatever, I was born here tho, as a Chinese fil. Was talking about my classmate who just migrated, and their style. They know Tagalog, but not fluent.. Lol. Again just saying. Lol. ( yes, this is all in manila ph. )
Not me lmao wtf.
Not me
Not all filipino are 13 yrs old little girl
@@alas2210 You've made this comment a lot. Do you have some weird fixation on little girls? It's not healthy. Also, you sound like a complete douchebag. Not really helping your argument (if you have one). Bitter incel who worships Duarte, maybe?
Damn this hurts so much because i've been a supporting all these korean groups since i was 14 (im 27 btw) and these people just straight out bully him for something he didn't do. Don't raise racist kids. Racism starts at home.
He's handsome and I lowkey feel NCT Lucas vibes on him
if the kid trained under sm then he may be part of nct in the future,,, NCT PHILIPPINES lolol
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Oh, I hope Gabriel accepts his name someday. I know he's still young so he feels isolated or an outcast if they calls him his real name. His name is his identity, so ...
He kinda looks like lucas also a tan version 🙂
I just read that Philippines and Korea has a deep friendship begun at the time of Korean war wherein there are a lot Filipino soldiers died at that time for the freedom of the people of Korea. That is why these two countries has a deep rooted cultural exchange and close ties with each other.
team sports are so incredibly important for boys/young men. some of my best memories as a child were on the soccer field.
Hes a handsome boy.. and responsible big brother
I kind of feel bad for treasure, I hope he don't get anxious too much 🥺
Embrace yourself being Filipino, Be proud boy. 🇵🇭👍
He look like mark from nct
Not so much but they do have similarities, they do have quite similar personalities tho haha
He remind me Lucas predebut aha
Chewing gum era hairstyles the way they smile (the awkward smile) .I guessed
i didnt really see it that much but i kinda see it at 8:01 and 8:28
That's a stretch bruh
Hello, A minute watching the video, I saw that the flag was flipped (red - above, blue below). I hope that the editors would change it and be careful next time. Because it indicates war, which we are not experiencing. The correct position is that the blue should be on top, while the red is in the bottom. That is all thank you, I am hoping you see this.
Also, I am talking about the Philippine flag
Korean educators and the adults must teach the students about inclusiveness and empathy
I just watched his vlog the other day and youtube recommend this also. I didn't know he was bullied because he is happy and have many friends in his school.
Prejudice starts with the jealousy of the few. Some people thinks that they are better than others. It is neither Filipino or Korea, this applies to all humankind.
Ngl Gabriel could easily be a hearthrob in my highschool 🤗
the fact that kpop and kdrama were famous internationally specially in PHILIPPINES. So, if all of the Filipinos decided to BASH them, what will be the results?
If his skin gets lighten, he'll pass as korean, a handsome korean. But be proud of your heritage kid 👍
Don't worry Gabriel your better than them, don't feel sad we are here for you proud Filipinos
One time when I was in my first and second year of college my former classmates discrimimated and bullied me for being a Filipino-American, cause they were jealous of my nationality. That is why I had to change courses to avoid the issue and I still hate people who don't accept my nationality as a Filipino-American student
wow even in america?filipnos were discriminated?I thought they accept every nationality there
@@shasha8572 no what I meant is my education in my hometown not in america they discriminated about my nationality that I am a Filipino-American
"Bullied in the school just being a filipino boy"...
Nobody deserves being mistreated because of skin color, religion, nationality or whoever! This things sadden me a lot! 😕
Everytime I watch Korean bullied Filipino the don't even bother to check history
How important the roles of Filipino
To their country .
bullying Filipinos, is a wrong decision in life. Bro they can fight back, maybe they're are just scared bcs hes not in his country but i swear he'll fights back physically, verbally and emotionally.
Nawa'y maging matagumpay ang iyong basketball journey Gabriel.Fighting
"fighting" cringe. Ewww
If Gabriel was my classmate, he's probably a heartthrob in our school.
Yeah!
I'm glad the mom speaks to him in English, at least he can communicate with his Filipino relatives in a language they know