So just because their comments were typed in English makes them American? I feel like this is more assumptions than anything. Like what a shitty way to run a channel. What you think you’re doing good by putting out misinformation? Or oh I’m sorry what could be interpreted as misinformation? Because you didn’t add more clarity and show more proof that these are Americans. Stop tryna incite shit tf is wrong with you?
It’s true that everyone has a different culture, but politeness should be the same globally, and this man has no manners. If you had even a little politeness, you wouldn’t eat like that in public
@Alixir1228if you hate it so much then dont try to be a part of japanese culture or go to japanese restaurants or stop complaining istg this is such a white problem
Imagine listening to a UA-cam short and thinking it’s anything other than “say whatever gets people talking in the comments section even if it’s misleading”. Nobody cares.
It’s really not. I lived in Japan for 2 years and people slurp to get the broth or sauce in with the noodles. By sucking it in, most of the sauce gets caught on your lips and drips out. It also prevents it from burning your mouth as much, as the air cools it down. Just don’t slurp to violently, or the broth will get in your eyes. You also don’t have to worry about slurping too hard, as you can just use the chopsticks to control the noodles.
No, it's not "the sign of respect". If you ask Japanese people why they slurp noodles, the answer will be "because it supposed to be?". Just like you drink from a straw, or you drink soup from a spoon. It's just how everyone doing it🤷🏻. (Some Japanese do slurp though. Some don't, but not for some deep reason, they just don't slurp 🤷🏻. And they don't really mind if others do.)
nah, thats not true (maybe it is for china, but not japan). i know a lot of people from japan who hate the sound of slurping, and wont do it. doing it is just for convenience like the guy above said.
You do realize this is made up right ?no one is mad abt him slurping his noodles everyone always talks abt japans slurping manners how tf does anyone not know abt this by now, you just make yourself not look smart believing this shit lmao
I am used to it after so many years here, though it is probably why I don’t frequent noodle eateries. Slurping is rude in some cultures but polite in others. They do really make loud, slippery slurping sounds😅. Interesting how they define manners.
Acting as if foreign countries don’t hate Americans simply because they’re American, maybe quit labeling and titling things and people without looking at the entire picture cause at the end of the day every race does this.
@@yallprettysus I also don’t like when people chew out loud but if you’re going to a Japanese restaurant don’t expect people to slurp quietly bc you don’t like it
@Kweble8901Bc there arent any Americans complaining. Look at the channel before you talk. This guy is known for baiting and fueling hate towards Americans...
My culture is to blow my nose at the table while everyone else arround me hears Runny snots shooting out of my nose 😂😂😂😂 while they are eating clam chowder😂😂😂😂
@@nasir4275 He didn't mention this statement is limited to Japanese culture. Besides slurping loudly just says that you are really hungry, rather than the food being something out of this world. The guy in this video looks like he hasn't eaten in days. I'd do the same if I were this hungry, if you ask me.
I hate noodles, they're just flour. Why do they eat it like that, a bunch at a time and a foot in length. I can like it if in small shreds with 75% veggies and meats , like the pancit.
@badumba5511 who gives a damn? Sensitive😂 then you same pansies gonna talk about America being so tough and great but you gonna whine over something like this?
This is true in mandarin chinese culture too. My best friend growing up was mandarin and I always loved eating at his house. His mom would also be so happy if I gave out a good belch at the end of the meal as that shows you enjoyed the food!
@@BlackTigersouleh, I heard this too but it doesn’t really make sense in this case. The dude is eating somen from the looks of it and that thing is pretty chill already. The only thing that’s hot on that plate is the tempura
My older sister told me that in Japanese Culture, they slurp the noodles loudly, that's because it is how they express that they are thankful for the food.
No, it's not "the sign of respect". If you ask Japanese people why they slurp noodles, the answer will be "because it supposed to be?". Just like you drink from a straw, or you drink soup from a spoon. It's just how everyone doing it🤷🏻. (Some Japanese do slurp. Some don't, but not for some deep reason, they just don't slurp 🤷🏻)
@SuSunnyGM Wrong. It's a sign of appreciation. It is also a way of showing a compliment to the chef. They consider it a part of table manners because it's to be expected so long as ur not doing it too increasingly loud. Just like you insult the chef if you don't finish ur food. Another insult is to order more food when you haven't finished everything you've already got.
@@richarddworczyk6372when you slurp your noodles loud it’s telling the chef that the food was amazing and I also shows gratitude so if you don’t they think of it as disrespectful and rude but I don’t think it affects the flavor though like he said
That's actually not true. I don't remember where that rumour started but the real reason you slurp is because it's faster. It's about speed, eat and move on it has nothing to do with how delicious it is or complementing the chef.
@jack-of-all-trades1234 the pictures of people complaining that show up on the screen? If you want to prove that he doctored all the comments or that they didn't comment that on this video, then the burden of proof is on you not him
@@qazwsx014jsbd8 you mean the 3 images without any evidence of them being American, other than English which other countries also speak? And also the fact even if they were American 3 people equates to the entirety of U.S? So many holes
actually, not many people know (if you’re not Japanese) that in japan it is actually polite to make sounds while eating, it shows that you enjoy your meal.
@@Mina-qc2bp people have to learn how to respect cultures aswell not just them respecting you you have to respect others and ask for them to respect you
Nah he shows you the people the way they talk you can definitely tell they're in the usa but that's america for you faced with the evidence and you missed it all 😂😂😂
Here’s a summary to clear any misconceptions In Japan: 1. Will you be judged for slurping noodles? No 2. Is it a part of culture? Not really 3. If you don’t slurp would people get angry at you? No 4. Why do people slurp noodles? Because it creates more air flow to your mouth which in turn gives the illusion that the noodles have more flavour, and i think its just quicker to eat noodles like that Thanks for reading ❤ Edit: I believe slurping noodles as a way to show compliments to the chef is a myth, i think it simply stems from the fact that slurping noodles in Japan is okay and tolerated so many foreigners also slurp thinking it’s something Japanese people do be polite (keep in mind Japanese people are VERY polite, in Japanese they have an informal and formal way of speaking and the culture of being polite is INGRAINED into the culture)
You'll be judged for anything in white people's world or whatever the race is called, Not racist, Not ragebaiting, It is true, They even think tofu is gross
Yall gotta understand just bc something doesn’t feel to right to you doesn’t mean it’s wrong. 😑 Each country has a different culture. The world is not spinning around you! just cuz you feel offended doesn’t mean they should change for you. Respect other people a little more.😊
That’s some middle school mythology right there up among the likes of “ya ya I heard in Japan/russia/chequasloderpia that it’s actually considered a sign of respect to the chef to belch after the meal!” Seriously you have to be at least 13 to post on UA-cam comments. the idea that “ it’s AKSHUALLY considered rude to not make loud obnoxious slurping noises!” is just some hilariously weeaboo-ass shit to say. 🤣🤣
Actually they give zero fuks if u slurp or not. The reason for it is that japanese like to eat their noodles fast and quick which naturally makes them make the slurping sound. And also if the broth is too hot (eating ramen) the slurping cools it down faster 😊
The western must start to realize that there are thousands of countries and maybe millions of cultures. Appreciate all of them, not to judge by the "Civilized" Western POV.
Nah some cultural characteristics suck. Trust me I have lived in Japan for many years and it is gross trying to eat while people slurp so loudly around you. It is very reasonable to find it a problem.
Oh but you’ll go after Americans for being loud and obnoxious in public. Enough with the double standards. You’re just finding another excuse to rip on America
Thats a misconception, its not part of our culture, more of a choice. You can choose to slurp, the chef wont even know anyway because hes in the kitchen cooking food.
@@yamato5014 I think in some japanese restaurants, some kitchens are displayed in front of guest so they can interact with guest or if guest needed something.
No lol as a Japanese person, never heard such a thing. There is no deep meaning in slurping itself. Most Japanese people simply slurp their food because it is easier to eat. Seems to me "compliments" and "manners" are things Westerners came up with.
@@Iliketurtless0001 lmao I'm Japanese too. There is no such rule or understanding regarding slurp noise correlating with how delicious a dish is. We slurp because it's practical. I'm sick of you weebs creating weird rules that you pull out of your ass all because you're so fixated on Japan being some mythical paradise. We slurp because it's easier to eat the noodles fast before they get soggy. People eat and drink in public, on the street while walking all the time. No we don't eat sushi and ramen everyday. Check yourself before you say anything dumb again
The question should be why are those American foreigners in a Japanese restaurant complaining about the cultural norms IN ANOTHER PERSON'S COUNTRY. (Also slurping in Japanese culture is complimenting the chef that they are enjoying the meal). As usual Americans going abroad and expecting others to conform to them instead of THEY THEMSELVES ADAPTING TO THAT COUNTRY'S CULTURAL NORMS AND STANDARDS.
Two things: 1, slurping implies deliciousness, so if anything NOT slurping is offensive to the chef. 2, slurping cools it down so you don’t burn your tongue/mouth.
The second one is correct but not applied in this situation. I'm pretty sure that's somen noodles. These noodles and boiled then chilled, so he doesn't need to cool them down. Sorry if i sound like I want to offend you. Just trying to give my perspective.😁😁
The first point is incorrect. The chef won't care if you slurp or not, that means nothing to him/her. It's just how you're supposed to eat the noodles so you get the broth with it.
@@spiwolf6998 i think traditionally slurping can imply that the noodles were delicious, but i see where your coming from. Sorry if i sound incomprehensible.😬
More like its just different cultures. In england you wouldn't slurp to be polite, and that's what america inherited during colonialism and thereafter. In japan, you would slurp to get a good soup to noodle ratio and it lets the chef know you enjoy it. Stop insinuating america is some hateful place, anyone and everyone will shit on america for not liking other peoples cultures but america has a culture too. Are we just respecting one culture more than the other or?
In Japan,being loud means you are enjoying the food.And not finishing all of the food means that the food you were given was the perfect amout. Edit:For the eating loudly thing,only with the soup.Sorry for my mistake.
This is misconception I've only ever heard from non-Japanese people. I've been to Japan several times and have eaten at multiple ramen shops, never have I ever heard people slurping on noodles this loudly. If people slurp it's to cool down noodles and to get as much of broth flavor, not as a compliment to the chef. You don't have to take my word for it though, there's been Japanese UA-camrs who have come out and debunked this.
@@zeroxluluBud it’s not possible to slurp loud enough to bug ppl, I mean you’re quite literally judging from cam audio. Also I never seen anyone eat ramen and haven’t slurped…
Everyone would be ok with it? What’s your point? Different cultures criticize each other all the time. It’s a positive thing. That’s how we learn from each other. I think slurping noodles is incredibly obnoxious. Japan is a country that is known for being very polite and respectful and not bothering each other, but for some reason that doesn’t apply to food. You don’t have to like every aspect of every culture. Some parts of some cultures are dumb
@@Im-Skullex-fr I think you just MISSED the point. What you said doesn't contradict what I said at all. I think it doesn't make sense that slurping is respectful. Who are you showing that you are enjoying it? The chef in the back who doesn't see you? And even if they did see you, that's a single person. You're surrounded in public by other people who didn't cook the food who get to hear your obnoxious slurping noises too. What if you cooked the food yourself? Would you be showing respect to yourself, while you're still bothering everyone else? And how does being noisy show that you enjoy it in the first place? Maybe they don't taste good but you were just hungry. You see the point? It just makes no sense. There are many things about many cultures that don't make sense. You are allowed to criticize whatever you want. Humans don't make sense and therefore neither does human culture. Automatically accepting everything at face value is a weak thing to do. "Oh well they said it must be respectful so I guess it has to be that way." No it doesn't. It's stupid. Do not comply.
@@thedragoruler Imagine it was considered polite to chew with your mouth open in America. You may not call people out on it directly, but would you still not criticize that culture as being obnoxious? There would be nothing wrong with saying "I don't like the way Americans eat with their mouths open" just like there is nothing wrong with saying "I don't like the way Asians slurp noodles." You're not racist or anything for not liking the way someone does something
Foreigners why can't you just respect Ur senior he lived there for ages and y'all are just visting Edit:i refer to those people that doesn't respect Japanese people
Yeah don't bring me into this i haven't visited Japan and I actually happy that the man is slurping the noods cuz that shows to the chef that they are enjoying it
Bro is fighting his own demons because nobody in real life complains about this. Just weirdos on the internet who are probably an extreme minority of comments.
No, it's not "the sign of respect". If you ask Japanese people why they slurp noodles, the answer will be "because it supposed to be?". Just like you drink from a straw, or you drink soup from a spoon. It's just how everyone doing it🤷🏻. (Some Japanese do slurp. Some don't, but not for some deep reason, they just don't slurp 🤷🏻)
So not everyone has to like it and people Re allowed yo not like it i dont see the problem someine gave there opinion on s UA-cam video in the comments
Not liking something and openly disrespecting something are two entirely different. Not getting punched in the face for such things made people become realllllll comfortable recently. @@WickedlyChill
@@luna_ix if someone calling sumn disgusting makes you wanna fight em or punch em, then it seems like you’re the one who’s got problems. You talk tuff on web like you reallllllly like that😂😂
@@sara-mb6zf how do you know it’s only Americans??!? Plus it may as well be, but haven’t you thought, hmmm it probably bcuz Americans don’t slurp and it’s disrespectful and disgusting to us 🤷♂️
@@user-qn6kb7gr1d uhm what…. First of all, it’s not rude, instead they are offended because they feel this video is trying to put their country in a bad view. So no, they do not have to be quiet.
Mhm so allowing women to be randomly assaulted on the train? It’s so common, hardly criminalized, and a very well known phenomenon in Japan and Korea that it’s pretty much attached to them. Not all cultural aspects are good. It’s blind to believe just because it’s a cultural aspect doesn’t mean it’s an issue.
@mariachi3217 you made no sense getting sa is not a culture you silly clown read some books before commenting smth like this again trying to sound all smart n shi
I don’t know about that, it could be a possibility or making a false accusation or he’s just making false information for content, either that or he just wants views or he’s farming for content.
His whole channel is based on this single tactic lol, it might be rage bait but it could be true I could see 1 or 2 ignorant people saying this and all it takes is for 1 person to say it for it to be true.
You cant change their mind Since incident with assasin creed black samurai, sweet baby inc, and IGN boycott over black myth wukong Its like US know everything about another country culture and try to over-rule it
its crazy how the video creator assumed those "haters" were all americans. also, theres things wrong with every culture and country, none of them are perfect. this shorts guy just started this for ragebait and attention.
I’m American and I don’t respect it or the culture behind slurping noodles because I think it is dumb. Nobody has to automatically bow down to any aspects of the culture of another. In many ways, one culture can be better than another. You’re allowed to have an opinion on someone else’s culture. The way one group of people does things may be better than another. You can like or not like bits and leaves of it. For example, it is considered rude to have loud conversations on public transportation in Japan, but not in America. I prefer the Japanese culture on this, because I think being noisy in public is always rude. I apply the same reasoning to slurping noodles, so I would agree with the American culture perspective and not the Japanese culture. Nobody has to accept one thing or another.
If I was in a Japanese noodle shop in Sweden, I'd still slurp the noodles if it were delicious. It's the food culture not the location. Ofc I'd look like an oddball slurping Japanese noodles in a Japanese restaurant in Sweden, but I'd still do it as a sign of respect to the owner.
In japan, a costumer slurping on noodle is a way to show respect and apreciation to the chef who made the dish because it symbolize about how good the dish is to be slurped at such volume.
american here, i don’t give a shit if it’s a sign of respect, i don’t want my conversation drowned out by some guy slurping his noodles at 200 decibels
No lol as a Japanese person, never heard such a thing. There is no deep meaning in slurping itself. Most Japanese people simply slurp their food because it is easier to eat. Seems to me "compliments" and "manners" are things Westerners came up with.
Leave it to the Americans to forget that other countries have traditions and standards different to theirs because they think the world revolves around them
@@jessegamingtv2146 He only showed 3 comments without an entire comment section or shows proof of pressing the comment section button, they did nothing, before making the comment i wouldve just checked the comments to make sure im correct tbh.
@@zaarkhananal7165 I found one of the comments he shared, wasn't even from an american. He just took some hate comments from the top and didn't bother to check their bio.
@@diegeticfridge9167what do you mean by the U.S keeping something to themselves when it was discovered by taking other peoples land. Also its not 1 culture in America with 1 tradition America is of mixed or races, ethnicities & cultures. So exactly what culture do you get called racist for practicing it.
I've lived in Japan for 3 years. Normally noodles are cooked with the broth so we can silently suck it in. But in Japan, they dip noodles in broth while eating, so the broth is mainly covering the noodles from outside. This means if they try to suck it in, the broth will remain outside on their mouth and the noodle will taste bland
@@wildmoose3979 no. Japanese broth is oily and thick, that’s why they dip the noodles in instead of cooking them in it. And it means since it hasn’t had the time to simmer in to the noodles, if you silently suck it in, all the broth with get stuck on your lips and drip out like a filter.
In Japan, it’s a compliment to slurp noodles loudly. It means that the food is good/ amazing and they purposefully do it to let the chefs hear it’s an appreciation to the chef.
It's not an intentional thing that japanese people do actually, many Japanese people when asked literally don't have an answer to why they do. There are a lot of videos that debunk that myth.
The Japs over here at TME do it too. It's the way they eat, it bothers nobody. We bekgians eat tasty fries with mayo with our hands 😊. With greasy fingers 😂. Grtz.
Not necessarily, some folks say their parents condone it. It's just ones preference on how they eat, because those are some practices that give freedom on how they live.
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So just because their comments were typed in English makes them American? I feel like this is more assumptions than anything. Like what a shitty way to run a channel. What you think you’re doing good by putting out misinformation? Or oh I’m sorry what could be interpreted as misinformation? Because you didn’t add more clarity and show more proof that these are Americans. Stop tryna incite shit tf is wrong with you?
Oh my goodness, that's my last name! What a coincidence 😂
DO YOU THINK IT'S A PROBLEM?👹👹👹👹👹
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People need to understand that America and Japan have different cultures and lifestyles.
No one was mad. This guy just makes up rage bait saying Americans or X was mad about Y. Look at his other videos.
It’s true that everyone has a different culture, but politeness should be the same globally, and this man has no manners. If you had even a little politeness, you wouldn’t eat like that in public
@@mxbidixk6015its actually rude to not slurp so technically he is being polite to the chef
@Alixir1228if you hate it so much then dont try to be a part of japanese culture or go to japanese restaurants or stop complaining istg this is such a white problem
@Alixir1228you can sit by urself u can go to a restaurant in japan where u can sit alone
Imagine being upset over a man slurping noodles in his OWN COUNTRY!!!
A man can't even slurp some damn noodles
Even if it was in any country
Imagine listening to a UA-cam short and thinking it’s anything other than “say whatever gets people talking in the comments section even if it’s misleading”. Nobody cares.
@@cody0126a womp womp
and even IF you were, you aint gotta share it, time moves on
In japan its actually polite to slurp on the noodle because it shows the chef that you are enjoying it
Finally somebody actually knows
It’s really not. I lived in Japan for 2 years and people slurp to get the broth or sauce in with the noodles. By sucking it in, most of the sauce gets caught on your lips and drips out. It also prevents it from burning your mouth as much, as the air cools it down. Just don’t slurp to violently, or the broth will get in your eyes. You also don’t have to worry about slurping too hard, as you can just use the chopsticks to control the noodles.
This is actually also a misconception, a lot of Japanese youtubers and people have come out correcting this notion
@@norse-hunteramericans cant
@@SireA_D ye but they have more chromosomes than a potatoe
It’s actually kinda disrespectful if you don’t slurp in japan
americans will always complain
Not really. Restaurants wont look down on you or tell you off if you slurp quietly. Its cultural, but not something every japanese person does.
@jeremys4177 very sigma
@@jeremys4177
but doing it shows appreciation.
I would choke bcs I always slurp like that
Im American and most Americans slurp louder than this
Exactly…
no tf we don't
@@lyrics9887..... don't lie-
Fr 😂😂😂
WAYY louder, I thought it was pretty loud without my hearing aids but once getting them I just realize how loud things can be,, mainly Americans
ITS simple
1. ITS their country
2. ITS their culture
3. Leave him alone
And he can eat however he wants
Remember that next time someone shits on Americans living their lives in America lol
It’s gross
@@Mr.HiddenLight no because Its their culture and the police don't give a damn thing about that.
@@milesmccue9388 well that was your problem not them.
Online hate 😅😅when the person is in his own country, following his own culture 👀 ppl need to stop spreading hate for no reason
I don’t understand like why don’t we get mad over Americans having no manners
@@plex5782 hey that’s not nice I will report you to youtube
Shut your rude mouth and go be rude to someone else
What??
@@skyler1659 this person was being rude but their comment got deleted I guess
I'm sure where you're from you don't have manners
The slurping is 10/10. Bro literally deserves a medal for it.
If the chefs in Japanese restaurants hear slurping it means the customer/customers are enjoying the food
Tbh why does the slurping sound so satisfying?
For slurping ?
For real
Stop spreading hoax @@TheAestheticsLab
Slurping noodles in Japan is actually a sign of appreciation to the chef and is a very polite way to show that you enjoy your meal
Have you ever restrain yourself from saying 'actually'
I read your coming and i imagine you going to say "urm... ackshually 🤓☝️"
@@snifey7694
... Really mate?
@@Copter200I forgot my comment thanks to the dumb@$$
That’s a myth. It’s not polite but it’s not exactly impolite either. Japanese people just slurp because it makes noodles easier to eat
@@Ver69420 burping however is a compliment... And if ancient Rome still existed we'd be upchucking every meal
Omg they don’t know that when someone makes noise while eating it means they enjoy the food and the service
I think it's impressive how quickly he's slurping up those noodles without choking by accident.
Dyson wanted to buy his intellectual property
The hell kind of noodles you eating if they don't go straight down?
rickroll link my guy you need to chew the noodles first
@@You-vv1xv Weak, no one in my family chews noodles
@@watch.v-dQw4w9WgXcQ 💀
That's a sign of respect saying how good the food is without saying it
2.4k likes😮💨 so many different povs
No, it's not "the sign of respect". If you ask Japanese people why they slurp noodles, the answer will be "because it supposed to be?". Just like you drink from a straw, or you drink soup from a spoon. It's just how everyone doing it🤷🏻. (Some Japanese do slurp though. Some don't, but not for some deep reason, they just don't slurp 🤷🏻. And they don't really mind if others do.)
nah, thats not true (maybe it is for china, but not japan). i know a lot of people from japan who hate the sound of slurping, and wont do it. doing it is just for convenience like the guy above said.
@@cannedanchovies😂 tell me you've never been here without telling me you've never been
I normally let out a roar burp to show I very much enjoyed my food as a sign of respect
In Japan, in America it's considered rude
People complaining and saying they wouldn't sit next to him are right. They will never leave the country in the first place.
Frr!!!
Literally who cares
better wording, they CANT leave the country because they wont get off their asses and work, instead they will sit there and hate
The comments don't mention a country.
@@Cbd_7ohm but the video does
Who cares Americans get offended over anything nowadays 😐
(The offended ones are Americans the ones who are offended under this comment idc 🫡)
Their only life is built on being critique on internet.
You do realize this is made up right ?no one is mad abt him slurping his noodles everyone always talks abt japans slurping manners how tf does anyone not know abt this by now, you just make yourself not look smart believing this shit lmao
@Lowshyne don't be embarrassed, just don't be like them🫂
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Bro showed like 3 comments of complaints. I have a suspicion that almost nobody actually got upset over the man in the video 🤨
I am used to it after so many years here, though it is probably why I don’t frequent noodle eateries. Slurping is rude in some cultures but polite in others. They do really make loud, slippery slurping sounds😅. Interesting how they define manners.
"Americans upset at what people do in THEIR respective countries"
Sounds about right.
Its a pretty stupid thing to get mad over considering we do the same exact thing.
Acting as if foreign countries don’t hate Americans simply because they’re American, maybe quit labeling and titling things and people without looking at the entire picture cause at the end of the day every race does this.
Exactly
@@jalengamer6413ur white arent u
Don't get your country invaded with these comments bro
Nah bro looks chill and I would definitely sit next to him
He may look chill, but he slurps rudely and loudly. We must arrest/detain him.
Why disrespect someone’s culture? Let him be he can slurp as loud as he wants to
@Kweble8901 idk tbh but Americans are really big haters so you might as well ignore them and continue🤷🏻♀️
I personally think its distgusting hearing people eat that loud, but mostly regarding chewing. Slurping doesnt really bother me
@@yallprettysus I also don’t like when people chew out loud but if you’re going to a Japanese restaurant don’t expect people to slurp quietly bc you don’t like it
@Kweble8901Bc there arent any Americans complaining. Look at the channel before you talk. This guy is known for baiting and fueling hate towards Americans...
My culture is to blow my nose at the table while everyone else arround me hears Runny snots shooting out of my nose 😂😂😂😂 while they are eating clam chowder😂😂😂😂
3 random Instagram comments from random people around the world = all of the USA
The louder the slurp the more they are enjoying it. Biggest compliment ever 😮
I'm not sure about the use of superlative here
@@mhrussell4264 then you clearly know nothing about Japanese culture
@@nasir4275 He didn't mention this statement is limited to Japanese culture. Besides slurping loudly just says that you are really hungry, rather than the food being something out of this world. The guy in this video looks like he hasn't eaten in days. I'd do the same if I were this hungry, if you ask me.
I hate noodles, they're just flour. Why do they eat it like that, a bunch at a time and a foot in length. I can like it if in small shreds with 75% veggies and meats , like the pancit.
Japanese (Restaurant) chef here. It’s a sign of respect. Slurp means it’s worthy of the slurp
You look more like a cowboy daddy tho 😳😩
Yes in Japan it is. But this guy was in America so no.
@@badumba5511how do you know he’s in America? 🤔
@badumba5511 who gives a damn? Sensitive😂 then you same pansies gonna talk about America being so tough and great but you gonna whine over something like this?
@@badumba5511no, he was in japan?
It’s not considered disgusting or disrespectful, it actually just means the person is enjoying the chef’s food 🍱
This is true in mandarin chinese culture too. My best friend growing up was mandarin and I always loved eating at his house. His mom would also be so happy if I gave out a good belch at the end of the meal as that shows you enjoyed the food!
This is a misconseption. Its to cool the noodles and because it tastes better. Source: Actual Japanese people
@@BlackTigersouleh, I heard this too but it doesn’t really make sense in this case. The dude is eating somen from the looks of it and that thing is pretty chill already. The only thing that’s hot on that plate is the tempura
Idgaf that's gross 😂
❤
Bless this man for respecting his culture
My older sister told me that in Japanese Culture, they slurp the noodles loudly, that's because it is how they express that they are thankful for the food.
Yep! It's true
Fine. In Japan and in Japanese restaurants.
Nop... They do it just because.
No, it's not "the sign of respect". If you ask Japanese people why they slurp noodles, the answer will be "because it supposed to be?". Just like you drink from a straw, or you drink soup from a spoon. It's just how everyone doing it🤷🏻. (Some Japanese do slurp. Some don't, but not for some deep reason, they just don't slurp 🤷🏻)
@SuSunnyGM Wrong. It's a sign of appreciation. It is also a way of showing a compliment to the chef. They consider it a part of table manners because it's to be expected so long as ur not doing it too increasingly loud.
Just like you insult the chef if you don't finish ur food. Another insult is to order more food when you haven't finished everything you've already got.
Slurping very loudly means that the food is amazing
FR and it's saying to the chef that it's very good based on what my uncle said!
@@thomashuber7017also helps to savor the flavors. Noodles are ment to be eaten quickly.
@@BrockhoftThen how do you savor the flavor??? Honest question because we aren't cows... Please educate me
@@richarddworczyk6372when you slurp your noodles loud it’s telling the chef that the food was amazing and I also shows gratitude so if you don’t they think of it as disrespectful and rude but I don’t think it affects the flavor though like he said
That's actually not true. I don't remember where that rumour started but the real reason you slurp is because it's faster. It's about speed, eat and move on it has nothing to do with how delicious it is or complementing the chef.
Slurping loud means it is very delicious (why does this have 5k likes and why is there a fight in the replies?)
Agreed. That's a thing in all asian cultures.
Slurping makes it even more delicious
It doesn't mean anything. It's just accepted, that's all.
@@nikolaytekuchev136 actually, slurping loud in Japan DOES mean they think it's delicious. Who are you to say it isn't?
@@chowderdreemurr8810 nope , as an indian the noise annoys me
It’s a respect thing too show that you love and appreciate the food I believe
Respect to the man for following his culture proudly
@@raiden8545 I follow my culture proudly by saying that's disgusting and unpolite
@@sunsetatnoon2189nigga we do not care
@@sunsetatnoon2189🤓☝️
@sunsetatnoon2189 well it's not impolite in their culture so respect that
@@Omei2536in some cultures they impregnate girls once they've had their "first blood". But hey, props to them. Right?
The "Americans got upset over how.." -part already convinced me that it's not a problem
Hilarious how this content creator summarizes 3 comments to immediately be “Americans” with no definitive proof. Lazy ass content
Where is the actual evidence of anyone complaining?
@jack-of-all-trades1234 the pictures of people complaining that show up on the screen? If you want to prove that he doctored all the comments or that they didn't comment that on this video, then the burden of proof is on you not him
@@qazwsx014jsbd8 you mean the 3 images without any evidence of them being American, other than English which other countries also speak? And also the fact even if they were American 3 people equates to the entirety of U.S? So many holes
Do you want him to show the whole comment section inside a short ? You lack common sense@@vectorrondon5852
Thats a compliment for the chef to say its good
its actually not, common misconception. Japanese ppl dont care
No tf it isn’t stop saying what everyone else is saying. Y’all look mad stupid
actually, not many people know (if you’re not Japanese) that in japan it is actually polite to make sounds while eating, it shows that you enjoy your meal.
Cultures are cultures don't complain
Still making noise when you eat it's very gross, like eating with your mouth open
@@Mina-qc2bp well bud it's culture so deal with it
@@questgaston4738 being culture or not, you have to respect ppl
When you travel somewhere, you adapt to them, not them to you
@@Mina-qc2bpits a compliment to the chef basically saying the noodle taste good
@@Mina-qc2bp people have to learn how to respect cultures aswell not just them respecting you you have to respect others and ask for them to respect you
It's not about culture, slurping means you can also taste the broth or sauce with the noodles to taste them both equally
i mean i guess but it is the culture in japan it’s polite to slurp the noodles to show the chef that you are enjoying them and that it’s delicious
also use to cool the noodle and not burning yourself
Yeah you can do that too if you pick it all up with a spoon, it's hardly an argument
@@yukimarukun5008Not true, this is a myth Westerners invented. Japanese people slurp noodles because it makes them easier to eat.
A culinary custom that the vast majority of countries don't partake in absolutely is culture
I love that we simply accuse any rude online commenters as Americans
Nah he shows you the people the way they talk you can definitely tell they're in the usa but that's america for you faced with the evidence and you missed it all 😂😂😂
He literally showed insta comments, it’s a cesspool of hate over there
@@Fliparachi904i mean not really i saw this on insta and I saw a lot of people complaining that weren't even from the U.S 💀
Because americans are rude and forget other cultures exist💀
@@Fliparachi904 "faced with the evidence"
the evidence is a few random instagram comments 😂🤣
Us Americans are always complaining about something😊 I wouldn't mind he's enjoying them
actually nope its not a problem, its their natural culture
But, if they were Chinese I bet it’s a problem
yah
It's not tho.
Making noise isn't culture.
@@gorfousenpai4860 It’s how they eat. If you have a problem with that too bad.
@@samuelkim5957 this still has nothing to do with culture
Here’s a summary to clear any misconceptions
In Japan:
1. Will you be judged for slurping noodles? No
2. Is it a part of culture? Not really
3. If you don’t slurp would people get angry at you? No
4. Why do people slurp noodles? Because it creates more air flow to your mouth which in turn gives the illusion that the noodles have more flavour, and i think its just quicker to eat noodles like that
Thanks for reading ❤
Edit: I believe slurping noodles as a way to show compliments to the chef is a myth, i think it simply stems from the fact that slurping noodles in Japan is okay and tolerated so many foreigners also slurp thinking it’s something Japanese people do be polite
(keep in mind Japanese people are VERY polite, in Japanese they have an informal and formal way of speaking and the culture of being polite is INGRAINED into the culture)
And it also means that the food is good
I think it also polite or like a compliment to the chef
@@Solangelo_are_the_b3st trust me nobody cares so much in this world.
@@Solangelo_are_the_b3st it is!
You'll be judged for anything in white people's world or whatever the race is called, Not racist, Not ragebaiting, It is true, They even think tofu is gross
I read & have heard many times slurping on noodles in Japan is a sign of respect to the chefs
Yes I read a lot of BS on UA-cam. Its okay. Look my third leg, its so hard
And it's also a sign that I see as disgusting and the chef can eat his shit alone with this dude
FREE ASMR
@@Diego-pego like my comment prick
That's a myth
I would not be complaining that food looks so good!
In Japanese culture it's polite to slurp in public, it shows how much u enjoy the food,
True. Now I want the noodles also. 🍜🍜🍜
Yall gotta understand just bc something doesn’t feel to right to you doesn’t mean it’s wrong. 😑
Each country has a different culture. The world is not spinning around you! just cuz you feel offended doesn’t mean they should change for you.
Respect other people a little more.😊
And Americans are the best in commenting and judging cultures that aren't even theirs
Yeah but some culture just better than others😂😂🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🏈🏈🏈🏈😎😎😎🤘🏿🤘🏿🤘🏿🤘🏿🤘🏿🤘🏿🤙🏿🤙🏿🤙🏿🤙🏿🇯🇵🤢🤢
So you're telling me there are OTHER countries?
True.
@@hahahaahhaahahaha nice ragebait
He literally have the mindset of a samurai. Enjoying every bit of the noodle like it was his last meal
UMAI!!
You see a japanese man eating noodles and the first thing you think about is "samurai" are you for real 😂
@@gorfousenpai4860 yeah, ofc
Literally no one is upset at this
Crazy right? Anything for likes and views.
It's literally rude to NOT slurp. Slurping is a compliment to the chef that made your noodles.
no, it’s not. I don’t know why everyone thinks this, but it’s not.
Yeah, that's not really true.
That’s some middle school mythology right there up among the likes of “ya ya I heard in Japan/russia/chequasloderpia that it’s actually considered a sign of respect to the chef to belch after the meal!”
Seriously you have to be at least 13 to post on UA-cam comments. the idea that “ it’s AKSHUALLY considered rude to not make loud obnoxious slurping noises!” is just some hilariously weeaboo-ass shit to say. 🤣🤣
Actually they give zero fuks if u slurp or not. The reason for it is that japanese like to eat their noodles fast and quick which naturally makes them make the slurping sound. And also if the broth is too hot (eating ramen) the slurping cools it down faster 😊
You definitely google that and I hate to say it but you are wrong
Social media always has something to say, if you eat its bad, if you sleep is bad, if you breath is bad 💀
If you even dare to exist on the face of the earth it’s bad 💀😭
@@Useful.48 💀💀
Cooked
Exist and ypu get roaster
It be the same ppl putting raisins in the potato salad.
The western must start to realize that there are thousands of countries and maybe millions of cultures. Appreciate all of them, not to judge by the "Civilized" Western POV.
Small correction *hundreds definitely not thousands😅😅
Nah some cultural characteristics suck. Trust me I have lived in Japan for many years and it is gross trying to eat while people slurp so loudly around you. It is very reasonable to find it a problem.
Oh but you’ll go after Americans for being loud and obnoxious in public. Enough with the double standards. You’re just finding another excuse to rip on America
@@wolfganghumboldt4830okay Koreaboo
Another smal correction, western civilisation is but an illusion
His country, his culture, his rules. Period. There's nothing to be offended.
No. Japanese people eat loud if they like the food. That way the staffs will know it they liked the food. it's like culture
Thats a misconception, its not part of our culture, more of a choice. You can choose to slurp, the chef wont even know anyway because hes in the kitchen cooking food.
@@yamato5014He said like culture
@@yamato5014Finally somebody who knows. Are you Japanese yourself?
@@nikolaytekuchev136 yes
@@yamato5014 I think in some japanese restaurants, some kitchens are displayed in front of guest so they can interact with guest or if guest needed something.
In Japan it is a sign of disrespect and that you don’t like it if you don’t slurp it p or so in Japan this guy is being very polite and respectful
I thought this was a lie ? Maybe im tripping
Well it's dumb
In Japan the louder you slurp its basically telling the chef the food is amazing and you’re enjoying it
Source: trust me bro
So if farting is a form of appreciation you can't complain about that either? Culture has no free pass.
@@ShogemonYes this is literally it lol, this guy is japanese ofc we need to trust him
No lol as a Japanese person, never heard such a thing. There is no deep meaning in slurping itself. Most Japanese people simply slurp their food because it is easier to eat. Seems to me "compliments" and "manners" are things Westerners came up with.
@@Iliketurtless0001 lmao I'm Japanese too. There is no such rule or understanding regarding slurp noise correlating with how delicious a dish is.
We slurp because it's practical.
I'm sick of you weebs creating weird rules that you pull out of your ass all because you're so fixated on Japan being some mythical paradise.
We slurp because it's easier to eat the noodles fast before they get soggy.
People eat and drink in public, on the street while walking all the time.
No we don't eat sushi and ramen everyday.
Check yourself before you say anything dumb again
The question should be why are those American foreigners in a Japanese restaurant complaining about the cultural norms IN ANOTHER PERSON'S COUNTRY. (Also slurping in Japanese culture is complimenting the chef that they are enjoying the meal).
As usual Americans going abroad and expecting others to conform to them instead of THEY THEMSELVES ADAPTING TO THAT COUNTRY'S CULTURAL NORMS AND STANDARDS.
Two things: 1, slurping implies deliciousness, so if anything NOT slurping is offensive to the chef. 2, slurping cools it down so you don’t burn your tongue/mouth.
Its cause how else do you eat the noodles it has nothing to do with politeness lmao, if you don't slurp you'll be biting it or something
It is not offensive what are you on
The second one is correct but not applied in this situation. I'm pretty sure that's somen noodles. These noodles and boiled then chilled, so he doesn't need to cool them down. Sorry if i sound like I want to offend you. Just trying to give my perspective.😁😁
The first point is incorrect. The chef won't care if you slurp or not, that means nothing to him/her. It's just how you're supposed to eat the noodles so you get the broth with it.
@@spiwolf6998 i think traditionally slurping can imply that the noodles were delicious, but i see where your coming from. Sorry if i sound incomprehensible.😬
Americans will be upset over anything that is not American like😂
I’m not American but most people in an elevator would agree they’d be mad if I farted in it after eating natto :)
And if it's in their own country then they gave the right to be upset.
Actually this is pretty American.
They're eating a foreign food with no care to how it should be eaten 😈
@@badumba5511tell that to the people in iraq
More like its just different cultures. In england you wouldn't slurp to be polite, and that's what america inherited during colonialism and thereafter. In japan, you would slurp to get a good soup to noodle ratio and it lets the chef know you enjoy it. Stop insinuating america is some hateful place, anyone and everyone will shit on america for not liking other peoples cultures but america has a culture too. Are we just respecting one culture more than the other or?
The people who complained about it can either grow up or move. This man is eating his food. Leave him alone.
He should also be considerate of people around him, just as others should be considerate of him.
@@jkdragonjk6895mf it's a nice gesture to slurp your noodles in Japan
@@jkdragonjk6895bro slurping noodles is apart of their culture
@@DhanyaPramod1670 cool, didn’t ask.
@@Lucario-sy2jx still annoying af, don’t care
Slurping your food is the biggest compliment to the chef, also it’s his country dw bout it
In Japan,being loud means you are enjoying the food.And not finishing all of the food means that the food you were given was the perfect amout.
Edit:For the eating loudly thing,only with the soup.Sorry for my mistake.
not finishing is Chinese culture. japanese finish everything even a piece of rice
@@mkvakmr你是日本人不了解中国文化我不会怪你！但是请别再传导错误的资讯！
This is misconception I've only ever heard from non-Japanese people. I've been to Japan several times and have eaten at multiple ramen shops, never have I ever heard people slurping on noodles this loudly. If people slurp it's to cool down noodles and to get as much of broth flavor, not as a compliment to the chef. You don't have to take my word for it though, there's been Japanese UA-camrs who have come out and debunked this.
In our culture it’s considered bad manners. I don’t blame the Americans but they should also respect other cultures
@@zeroxluluBud it’s not possible to slurp loud enough to bug ppl, I mean you’re quite literally judging from cam audio. Also I never seen anyone eat ramen and haven’t slurped…
it’s just him enjoying food why they getting mad over that?
no reason
No ones mad 😂
EXACTLY
The original poster just needed content so he pulled some shit out of his ass about Americans because they always got us in their mouth
Imagine if a Japanese person got upset with how an American ate their cheeseburger.
Everyone would be ok with it? What’s your point? Different cultures criticize each other all the time. It’s a positive thing. That’s how we learn from each other. I think slurping noodles is incredibly obnoxious. Japan is a country that is known for being very polite and respectful and not bothering each other, but for some reason that doesn’t apply to food. You don’t have to like every aspect of every culture. Some parts of some cultures are dumb
@@waccness449 I don’t like people that chew with their mouths open but I don’t say anything
@@waccness449 it’s respectful to slurp in Japan as it shows you are enjoying it so your point is even worse
@@Im-Skullex-fr I think you just MISSED the point. What you said doesn't contradict what I said at all. I think it doesn't make sense that slurping is respectful. Who are you showing that you are enjoying it? The chef in the back who doesn't see you? And even if they did see you, that's a single person. You're surrounded in public by other people who didn't cook the food who get to hear your obnoxious slurping noises too. What if you cooked the food yourself? Would you be showing respect to yourself, while you're still bothering everyone else? And how does being noisy show that you enjoy it in the first place? Maybe they don't taste good but you were just hungry. You see the point? It just makes no sense. There are many things about many cultures that don't make sense. You are allowed to criticize whatever you want. Humans don't make sense and therefore neither does human culture. Automatically accepting everything at face value is a weak thing to do. "Oh well they said it must be respectful so I guess it has to be that way." No it doesn't. It's stupid. Do not comply.
@@thedragoruler Imagine it was considered polite to chew with your mouth open in America. You may not call people out on it directly, but would you still not criticize that culture as being obnoxious? There would be nothing wrong with saying "I don't like the way Americans eat with their mouths open" just like there is nothing wrong with saying "I don't like the way Asians slurp noodles." You're not racist or anything for not liking the way someone does something
Slurping noodles.is actually a compliment in some countries
Foreigners why can't you just respect Ur senior he lived there for ages and y'all are just visting
Edit:i refer to those people that doesn't respect Japanese people
Hey don't bring me in with them
Me to
Yeah don't bring me into this i haven't visited Japan and I actually happy that the man is slurping the noods cuz that shows to the chef that they are enjoying it
I'm not going to visit because it's theirs I'm not going to disrespect their stuff and yeah don't bring me in to this.
Bro is fighting his own demons because nobody in real life complains about this. Just weirdos on the internet who are probably an extreme minority of comments.
People got mad at a person for enjoying food? Sounds like ✨oVER dRAmTiC✨
So dramatic the letter A got lost.
But everyone is getting overdramatic about them getting overdramatic
@@kingcrimson7658Zoro 👍🏾
It's called decorum and manners. Learn them. Learn how to socialize in public. You do this type of stuff in your own home or not in public
@@bewiseopeneyes8720but it's japaneese culture?
Just let the man eat his noodles that he payed for😭😭😭🙏🏿🙏🏿
"Paid"
Let the man live😢 seriously bro
Yeah so what @@arkaan.zomei2023
I respect that man for protecting and following his culture!
Even if that culture isn't practiced anyore
In Japanese culture making the “slurp”sound is like a compliment to the chef stating that the food is delicious and you are thankful for that.
Shut your mouth up and stop spreading a fake myth!
Americans need to understand that they are not in charge of japanese culture
The creator doesn't even know if those commenters are american. American will always be accused of being rude bc it's their stereotype
@@ambivakun ah, noted, thanks for the tip
I hope you know that most Americans aren’t like this 😭 I think the word bigot is what u we’re looking for
@@Naki-jw6zh thanks lmao
Yeah America is just being petty. Go Japan🇯🇵
Yall need to know that in japan if you slurp it shows that the food is delicious and its kind if respectful towards the chef.
No, it's not "the sign of respect". If you ask Japanese people why they slurp noodles, the answer will be "because it supposed to be?". Just like you drink from a straw, or you drink soup from a spoon. It's just how everyone doing it🤷🏻. (Some Japanese do slurp. Some don't, but not for some deep reason, they just don't slurp 🤷🏻)
@@SuSunnyGMshut up china
So not everyone has to like it and people Re allowed yo not like it i dont see the problem someine gave there opinion on s UA-cam video in the comments
no. no problem. respect his culture.
-Matt Lestor
Americans hate the sound of slurping but in Japan, it's more different. Slurping loudly it means you absolutely love the food in Japan
@Starcrepto no that's wrong. It's to cool the noodles down when you eat them and to eat fast. Making noise is very rude apart from when eating noodles
@@ragsdale710 Correct
@@Official-OpenAI I live in Japan so I know and I eat some crunchy food really loud
@@ragsdale710 same here
Normal in Asia but in the West/Europe. they find it rude
Americans tend to forget that not all countries in the world is America.
You took the comment bait. People are allowed to not like something
Not liking something and openly disrespecting something are two entirely different. Not getting punched in the face for such things made people become realllllll comfortable recently. @@WickedlyChill
Yes, but it's a problem when ONLY Americans have this issue😭@@WickedlyChill
@@luna_ix if someone calling sumn disgusting makes you wanna fight em or punch em, then it seems like you’re the one who’s got problems. You talk tuff on web like you reallllllly like that😂😂
@@sara-mb6zf how do you know it’s only Americans??!? Plus it may as well be, but haven’t you thought, hmmm it probably bcuz Americans don’t slurp and it’s disrespectful and disgusting to us 🤷♂️
Where’s the actual EVIDENCE any ‘Americans were upset?’??
Shhhhhh... Be quiet.
I'm Pakistani and I'm upset about your rude comment.
There probably isn’t any
Typical gaslighter
@@user-qn6kb7gr1d uhm what…. First of all, it’s not rude, instead they are offended because they feel this video is trying to put their country in a bad view. So no, they do not have to be quiet.
@@user-qn6kb7gr1dHow does that have to do with-
It wouldn’t bother me that’s their culture
When you're in America, respect American culture when you're in Japan. Respect Japanese culture. That's how you fix the problem
Mhm so allowing women to be randomly assaulted on the train?
It’s so common, hardly criminalized, and a very well known phenomenon in Japan and Korea that it’s pretty much attached to them.
Not all cultural aspects are good. It’s blind to believe just because it’s a cultural aspect doesn’t mean it’s an issue.
@@mariachi3217 youre acting like america doesnt has SA happening weekly
@@mariachi3217culture bro, understand what the word 'culture' means. Assaulting women is not a culture, it is a violation
@@mariachi3217oh karen, the original comment was good enough. bring you hate of men somewhere else
@mariachi3217 you made no sense getting sa is not a culture you silly clown read some books before commenting smth like this again trying to sound all smart n shi
Dont listen to this dude. He is just trying to ragebait people so they can comment. In reality, there was no american that said he was too loud.
I think u might be correct
I don’t know about that, it could be a possibility or making a false accusation or he’s just making false information for content, either that or he just wants views or he’s farming for content.
His whole channel is based on this single tactic lol, it might be rage bait but it could be true I could see 1 or 2 ignorant people saying this and all it takes is for 1 person to say it for it to be true.
He literally showed the comments tf u on abt
@sgreechie those are likely comments from a different video lol.
It's scientifically proven that the louder you slurp the better it tastes.
I'm boutta bring them megaphones and slurp in that B
You cant change their mind
Since incident with assasin creed black samurai, sweet baby inc, and IGN boycott over black myth wukong
Its like US know everything about another country culture and try to over-rule it
No?
@@holdenmarceaux4675 Wine tastes better if you tell it's expensive. Try going Mmmm and slurping some noodles, it'll taste better.
@JohnSmith-ox3gy im not so persuaded by an expensive pricetag i can't tell when somethings shit
I'm not mad that he's eating like that I'm just impressed 👍😁
In Japan slurping means that you really like or enjoy the food. Not being disrespectful
Japanese here. That's not true.
We slurp even horrible disgusting noodles. Slurping noodles is our way to eat noodles, that's it.
Hey, you can't complaint cuz its not your country they have their own culture, japan is beautiful
Let the man live his life!!! Dang!!! He looks like he’s having a good time too!
Bro there's nothing wrong with the man. It's the Instagram comments🤦
@@musicgrazeyeah i am not complainting about him
its crazy how the video creator assumed those "haters" were all americans. also, theres things wrong with every culture and country, none of them are perfect. this shorts guy just started this for ragebait and attention.
I’m an American and I totally respect him and his culture people shouldn’t be mad that he is different and unique in his own way ❤:)
stfu you got baited by the title wow you respect him and his culture nobody asked
I’m American and I don’t respect it or the culture behind slurping noodles because I think it is dumb. Nobody has to automatically bow down to any aspects of the culture of another. In many ways, one culture can be better than another. You’re allowed to have an opinion on someone else’s culture. The way one group of people does things may be better than another. You can like or not like bits and leaves of it. For example, it is considered rude to have loud conversations on public transportation in Japan, but not in America. I prefer the Japanese culture on this, because I think being noisy in public is always rude. I apply the same reasoning to slurping noodles, so I would agree with the American culture perspective and not the Japanese culture. Nobody has to accept one thing or another.
Omg shut up
I remember my parents telling me it’s rude to slurp my noodles or soup, but it’s ok in (most) Asia and I was confused for a bit but they explained 🤣
If someone did it here in Sweden it would be rude but in Japan it’s not. Simple.
And now the way sweden is going, I don't think anyone would want to live there
@@buddytweed7154 It’s still better than most countries but we need some work done for sure lol
@@ALITPUMPAyou have the most gun crime in Europe
@@runyourpocketsg9811 😱🤡
If I was in a Japanese noodle shop in Sweden, I'd still slurp the noodles if it were delicious. It's the food culture not the location. Ofc I'd look like an oddball slurping Japanese noodles in a Japanese restaurant in Sweden, but I'd still do it as a sign of respect to the owner.
A stupid question deserves no answer.
There are no stupid questions, only stupid people
@@GoingForth I need this reply in the main comment section now.
Slurping the noodles in Japanese culture is a sign of respect and showing them that the food is really good
Edit: How did I get this much likes
Yeah but american is above the Japanese so it's disrespectful for them to be so loud
@@Lana-xd7ey 🤓 this you
In my culture editing your comment to say you can’t believe how many likes you have is pretty looked down upon, respect mine please.
@@ASWAT-fd2bj who asked
@@SuperLegendsYT Is this not a public comment section
Cole ever thought about making a capsule version of the snake juice?
In japan, a costumer slurping on noodle is a way to show respect and apreciation to the chef who made the dish because it symbolize about how good the dish is to be slurped at such volume.
american here, i don’t give a shit if it’s a sign of respect, i don’t want my conversation drowned out by some guy slurping his noodles at 200 decibels
Is it really? Or is it just made up by people who wish they were in Japan?
@@RatFrier2.0Easy, don't go to Japan.
@@icedtohfuu9555made up by people who have never been to Japan and dont understand Japanese culture
No lol as a Japanese person, never heard such a thing. There is no deep meaning in slurping itself. Most Japanese people simply slurp their food because it is easier to eat. Seems to me "compliments" and "manners" are things Westerners came up with.
Dad told me it was to compliment the chef and let him know he was enjoying his meal
That's a myth shared by non-Japanese people.
I didn't see any evidence of anyone complaining in this video.
@@jack-of-all-trades1234 This channel just creates strawman nonsense, nobody has a problem with it and many know that its polite to do so in Japan.
thats cap the chefs in the kitchen hes not even gonna see or care tbh maybe like 100 years ago... but younger generation dont give af
It's a very big compliment to hear the customer slurp means they're satisfied and happy
Slurping makes it 10× more delicious
as a Japanese person this is how I eat anything that contains noodles.
Leave it to the Americans to forget that other countries have traditions and standards different to theirs because they think the world revolves around them
And you took the bait lmao no ones mad this guy makes up shit all the time
@@h3l3n42 it's the internet, how the fuck am I supposed to know what's bait? My opinion is still valid besides this video
@@jessegamingtv2146 He only showed 3 comments without an entire comment section or shows proof of pressing the comment section button, they did nothing, before making the comment i wouldve just checked the comments to make sure im correct tbh.
Or forget how loud we actually are.
@@Richard-qi5pt as I said, it's still true because Americans always act like this.
“Americans got upset” *shows random comments from people who aren’t even from America*
How can you tell a person ethnicity based upon their social media handle?
@@zaarkhananal7165 How can you know I didn’t go look at their profiles based off just my comment?
@@zaarkhananal7165 I found one of the comments he shared, wasn't even from an american. He just took some hate comments from the top and didn't bother to check their bio.
American got upset.
The people in the country is more upset knowing you Don't Respect their Culture
Even if we are different cultures, we have to respect other cultures
Imagine getting mad at other countries for following their own cultures
Well that’s pretty much how everyone treats the US. Anytime we want to keep somthing to ourselves or practice our own cultures we are called racists.
@@diegeticfridge9167what do you mean by the U.S keeping something to themselves when it was discovered by taking other peoples land. Also its not 1 culture in America with 1 tradition America is of mixed or races, ethnicities & cultures. So exactly what culture do you get called racist for practicing it.
It's a Standard U S thing
They think their way is the only way - & the best way..
(They're always
incorrect)
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@diegeticfridge9167
Y'all ARE!😅
The rest of the World moved on.
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I've lived in Japan for 3 years.
Normally noodles are cooked with the broth so we can silently suck it in. But in Japan, they dip noodles in broth while eating, so the broth is mainly covering the noodles from outside. This means if they try to suck it in, the broth will remain outside on their mouth and the noodle will taste bland
Are you inferring the way this man was eating is bad because he isn't chewing the noodles?
@@wildmoose3979 no. Japanese broth is oily and thick, that’s why they dip the noodles in instead of cooking them in it. And it means since it hasn’t had the time to simmer in to the noodles, if you silently suck it in, all the broth with get stuck on your lips and drip out like a filter.
Going to a different culture restaurant then complaining about it is wild💀
Yeah idk how tf people are getting mad about this, I'm impressed honestly
Slurping is a sign of respect and thx for the food let that man eat and be thankfull
In Japan, it’s a compliment to slurp noodles loudly. It means that the food is good/ amazing and they purposefully do it to let the chefs hear it’s an appreciation to the chef.
It's not an intentional thing that japanese people do actually, many Japanese people when asked literally don't have an answer to why they do. There are a lot of videos that debunk that myth.
Myth
In japan, if you slurp then it means that you are enjoying the food which makes the chef happy
The Japs over here at TME do it too.
It's the way they eat, it bothers nobody.
We bekgians eat tasty fries with mayo with our hands 😊. With greasy fingers 😂.
Grtz.
in America, you blow your Nose as hard as you can in public to assert Domination
In America, if you take your shirt off and whip the cashier you get a free meal
In canada whoever burps the loudest is the most appreciative of the chef. It's very respectful
@@randompersonintheworld232 - Vous êtes sûre et certaine de ça ? 😂
In Japan, if you slurp loud that means you love the food. So not slurping can be rude in japan
Not necessarily, some folks say their parents condone it. It's just ones preference on how they eat, because those are some practices that give freedom on how they live.
Slurping is just accepted. That's it. Doesn't mean anything.
@@nikolaytekuchev136how many times did you make the same comment?
@@JustTheAce29 alot
@@JustTheAce29 I want to spread awareness dammit... xD