10/10 for both parents doing what they think is the best for the kids. Kids will grow up confident because of all the love they get from each parent in their own way.
@@abczuchini3757 I am all for ‘Tough love’ Makes them independent ( and you don’t have a feckless 30 year old hanging around in your house like a bad smell . )
i think the thing that asians could relate the most it the “have you eaten?” part😂 and i love how u guys included the kids in the skit the cutest thing ever ❤️
Lol my boyfriend is from Malaysia and he is Asian and his mom when he’s over will ask matter-of-factly if he’s had a bowel movement lately. I was surprised when he told me that that’s a normal conversation at the dinner table for hi, growing up. And his family it’s a natural health question and of course in North America it’s TMI. Where is you know in North America that’s a very weird not table appropriate thing to say so I just thought it was funny.
I still remember, once I asked my mom for letting me sleep over at my friend's house but then she replied me: If you want to sleep over at your friend's house then pack all your clothes into luggage and live there. I was so speechless after hearing that😅
She told the right thing U can hangover all the time at your friends house. But why night? Night is not a good time. Specially for girls. Night (after 7/8) everybody should be at their own house. Ur mom was saying good for you. Even my mom told me this all the time. I used to be angry but now I think what she told was actually good for me
@@chirantanhegde705 Yeah but when u become an adult do they still tell u this? I am from Bangladesh and they stop telling it after u become 18. You can pretty much do whatever I want even if u r from the Indian subcontinent region
Not only Asia, my black parents especially my mother, watches you like a Hawk whenever you say you're not feeling well. Any sign of a smile or you decide to watch TV, "So that means you're feeling better now"
Hi, I am from Turkey and these things are completely relatable for me. This is how I was raised and how I am raising my kid now.😅 Especially vicks, wet towel, putting onions besides the bed, never letting kid spill anything and fall while playing, best meals for the lunch box, drying the hair perfectly after bath and sleeping together.. 😅 I wonder why we,asians, are like this.
Well, I thought I was Cuban, but perhaps I’m Indian, because we do all those things the same way! We also have trouble relating to the way Americans raise children, and we use Vick’s for everything!🤣 Thanks for the great video, your children are so precious-beautiful boys!🤗🥰
Cubans are Americans. Mexicans are Americans. USA people are Americans. Etc. because American refers to the continent of America and those who live in it. The indigenous Americans are the people native to North America including Mexico, south Central America. I am 2nd generation North American and I don’t act this way. In fact my daughter just spilt water on the table and I gave her the towel to clean it up. She’s 6. I think it’s more of a cultural thing rather than a nationality thing.
I think it’s a Hispanic thing also. Sleepovers were a No! And I don’t allow my children go to sleepovers. The spilling on the sofa….mistakes don’t happen lol
As an Asian child, I can confirm if it's 200% true (My mother punished me for getting first place but with decreasing grades) she said "Do you play on your phone too much?"
I found these videos completely relatable..there is no right or wrong..just wired differently and that's so much fun indeed. Absolutely hilarious and fun to watch. 😂😂😂
Yeah, I think some parents (in general, regardless of race) can ease up on the less than perfection thing though. Not that I have anyone Malaysian or Asian in my family (other than a cousin from the Philippines who was adopted), but I remember going home with a notice of excellence ("Good Guy Award" or something like that), and being asked why only two of the three good things were checked off. I didn't even know I was going to _get it in the first place,_ or what the things with check boxes even were until I received it. It's important to see more of what the child does right, than what the child does wrong.
I remember i made a total 100% one time, told my parents very proudly expecting some sort of reward, they just said: "ok, its your responsability, you are supposed to make that everytime" They didnt even said congratulations, my expression was: ☠️
As a Indian kid growing up in Malaysia I can relate to this 100% . The kissing scene got me 😅 Love this and reminds me of all my growing up days and how I am too with my son . ❤
Your boys are so cute! My husband is from India and we had so many of these differences! So funny and you all seem to take it in stride like we did. A sense of humor is so important
This is so funny and so true. I'm American and my husband is Chinese. The only one that didn't seem to fit was I was always telling them to be careful when playing. The Chinese kids seemed to have more of a devil-may-care kind of play attitude.
Logesh No shoes on the bed! What would your mother say?! 😂 Great video, and I relate to everything as an Indian mom living in the US learning it's strange ways of bringing up kids.
LOL I've been reading through the comments and it's so funny to see how many different cultures vibe with the Asian parent and how few vibe with the American parent. As an American parent, I find that amusing and a little surprising that so few do things as we would. Very interesting. :)
The onions!!! Love it. I laughed so hard. I am a Malaysian of Chinese heritage, now living in Texas, with biracial children. I can relate to everything. Bravo. Your children are just adorable.
But while playing,you shouldn't get overprotective and let them learn,teaching them to rise after falling and being strong rather than overprotecting them,letting them face the challenges and solve them us an important part of life and you shouldn't rob them of that,and honestly most Asians aren't overprotective,it's mainly Americans😂
@@riyasingh2729you talk too much as kids able to perceive all that. Asian are better at teaching kids, because CONSEQUENCES always come for every action you do rather that white lying sweet talking everything, thats why western have gender pronouns shit.
I laughed at the onion bit. I thought he was going to put it on their nose because when i went to India, i had congestion and someone cooked some onions for me and told me to put them on my nose. I also had ear pain so they gave me garlic to put in my ears. It worked and I was fine the next day. Luckily, I only had to do it once and not an every day thing.
I can’t relate to anything in this video haha My mom has never been so... sweet with us? She always spoke to us in her normal voice, never bombarded us with those sweet words, she treated us like adults and talked to us like adults. At the same time, we knew very well how much she loves us. She never scolded us for our school performance, but she also didn’t say that we were the best geniuses in the world if we received an A grade. She taught us about household chores, but at the same time she never forced us to do something, she only asked, and we always did. I think the way she raised us is the way I want to raise my children. Communicate with children on an equal footing, do not indulge out of whims, speak with them in a normal voice, while not scolding for trifles, but teaching them to be responsible for their words and deeds. my mom may not scatter words about love, but she did everything for us
I’m married to a Mexican. As far as I can tell, their parenting style is sort of a mixture of this and then add in a good measure of toughness or strictness. We don’t have kids yet but God help us when we do! 😂
You're a gem of jewel I found, lol. I mean in another thread they were really this ignorant as saying Russia is not in Asia. I said it's transcontinental, Russia is 77% in Asia, & rest in Europe. But they claimed Russians are nothing like Asians. And here, you ARE, sharing you can relate.
@@dOVERanalyst oh yes, actually I was born and I live here, in the Asian part of Russia, I wrote that comment that way because a lot of people think that all the Russia is Europe and all Russians grew up with a European mentality, when in fact, even if you are ethnically European, but were born in Asia, your mentality still will be like Asian people's.
@dosha ikr. I don't understand ethnicity/race. We Indians are blessed like that. You can enjoy your entire life in India & never hear these concepts. But, SO TRUE! White people/ Chinese who are Indian are exactly like us. You stay in an area for generations. Naturally you CHOSE this country/continent. For example Tom Alter used to be so pissed when asked how he knows Hindi. Dude! "Just as you did" he used to say. He grew up in a state where Hindi is taught in school. Just like non-Hindi or Hindi Indian kids he also learnt right? He was born here. But I still don't understand how we Asians, being SO far apart, such a HUGE continent, but our cultures are INSANELY SIMILAR. It blows my mind HOW similar. But it is! Hahah
The onion part 😭😭 I pray both of you and the kids good health and life! I love the behind the scenes!! Made the video so much more wholesome than it already was!! Relatable video especially as i'm from the South East!
I’m asian and I’ve never sleep over at anyone’s house. Perhaps I did at my grandparents’, but that was only before my parents bought a house (which was when I was 2 years old). Our parents are kind of protective and if you come to a friends house or vice versa, you’re gonna feel a little bit of awkwardness (sometimes maybe a little hostility), now matter how friendly the parents maybe. Perhaps it’s because we don’t want our privacy to be taken away by a quite... stranger. Kid’s friendship is only confined to school ground so it’s normal to think your child’s friend as a quite stranger
african american 66 y/o born and bred; and we definately do things more in line with asian than american (LOL).... i still cook onions when my kids had a cold; same as my dad.. and cool towel on head and vicks - so true... 100% was definately the target, everything else was unacceptable.... wow..lol
@Tsugikuni Yoriichi + we have ISRO. India was first country to successfully complete a Mars mission in first attempt in just 50-70 million dollar. We are launching human mission in 2024. Our past colonisers can't even launch there own satellite
Even though my parents are both first generation Asian parents, they’re really a mix of both… Luckily I took (what I perceive to be) the good sides of both.
I am actuallly the Asian kid my parents was happy with my 95%, but all my classmates were striving for 100% which gave me so much peer pressure back then😂😂
As an asian, this is relatable as f- Also that one part when you wanna go and hang out with your friends. "Who you going with? Boy or girl? How many people? What time you go? Where you going? What time you come back?"
OK, I've seen some videos representing the same thing, but this is honestly the best XD And you just reminded me, I have *not* in face eaten yet... So, um... I'm just gonna go do that-
I love the outtakes the best. It proves the stereotypes are real in that house. Kid falls on rocks: dad laughs Kids start to cry a little: mom asks if he's OK and picks him up.
I am laughing so hard right now😂😂, i am an Indian and i can literally relate to all of them. The part where the father covers his kids eyes is funny!!🤭🤫🤔
One thing that I love but at the same time don’t like about this video is that you have shown the fathers love ❤❤ that’s very true but I don’t think that this is how a mom behaves ❤❤
I can confirm (mom is American dad is Indian) first time me and my sister had a sleepover that wasn’t with family was when my sister was 14-15 and I was 10-11 at a birthday for one of my friends i knew for a bit. I felt homesick so I FaceTimed my family 3:04 YES THIS IS MY DAD WHEN I WANT TO SWIM IN A PLACE WHERE MY FEET DONT TOUCH THE BOTTOM (I’m almost 16)
I am proud to be Indian.. and proud of our parents how they brought us up. To be frank we are far far better than Americans In everything. Take it positively everything about what our parents doing for us. 1. Our parents correct us or create awareness when we doing wrong things but dont leave neglected. 2. Our parent take care and show love when we fall down. 3. Our parents prepare fresh foods and not packed foods 4. Till certain age we sleep with parents which builds bond between us. And we respect our parents more than them.. And not leaving parents and living independently without caring parents after 18 5. We don't show or watch such kiss scenes in front of children to not to encourage such things in small age But there Childern learn all such things in small age only and they will become conceived in young age only and become single parent most of them.. 6. We won't wear slippers inside house 7. We won't run for medicines for small sick.. we give home made kashaya or home made ayurvedic medicines There are many things good, don't compare like this and show that Asians or Indian are dumb.. everyone are best in their own way..
My daughter scored below 50% in many subjects, but I didn't get mad. I just said, 'Okay, I hope one day you'll enjoy those subjects.' As a Malay, I don't take it personally. My daughter loves drawing anime, and her work is amazing.
Vicks Vaporub during flu/cold is totally my parents.100% Asian(Malay). The Hair Towel rub until about 70%-80% dry is my dad all the time...(runny -nose prevention, according to him.)
I prefer Asian culture and others cultures like Slavic,Chinese. They really take care of their children and families. Kids are very smart, very educated, have some morals, dignity and responsibility. American actually western society is totally different everything is about fun, sex, money,.....
My family and I are malaysians living in grand rapids ,MI. If you are ever in Michigan, do let me know . We can hv a Malaysian feast . BTW, you guys are awesome .
I had friends in highschool who would describe their home life in similar ways, Asian side and they would always be rubbing up against the child's 🇨🇦side. I can tell you right now that Daddy's lunch always got traded away with a kid who never got vegetables at home, or tossed altogether for a plate of cafeteria French fries and gravy 😋 Just sayin 😁🧓🏽✌🏽❤️
Wow! As an asian i believe in every single situation or scenario in this video is very true it made me surprise how come you were able to come with this great idea. As an asian i agree except for the onion...i'm not from India.
Once I got 99% on a class test, I was so proud of myself. And then my mom asked me "Is it the highest score in your class" I replied "No there is a girl who got 100%". I still regret my those words because my mom gave me 1h lecture on that 1%😢😢😂😂😂
As a Black American I can relate to this. Both my parents are black and my dad treated me like the American parent…but my mom was DEFINITELY the Asian parent 😂
As an Indian, I can confirm whatever Kumaar is doing is totally relatable 🤣😂
Brooo apart from the comment I agree with your username 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Well the username
Naw my father owns an apartment oki😕
Well as a Nepali I can agree with ya😂
As an Italian, I can say I am closer to an indian parent than an american one. Lovely couple anyway! ❤
It means Malaysian are same as Indians😅🤣
Yes, Apart from 85% diluted.🤣🤣🤣🤣
10/10 for both parents doing what they think is the best for the kids. Kids will grow up confident because of all the love they get from each parent in their own way.
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True, In the future, The kids can literally work in any kind of company in the world!! 🌎🧳
It's like good cop bad cop but the dad being more like strict cop
True.. that is what matters the most. Getting love from both parents. Many people dont have that
@@abczuchini3757 I am all for ‘Tough love’
Makes them independent
( and you don’t have a feckless 30 year old hanging around in your house like a bad smell . )
i think the thing that asians could relate the most it the “have you eaten?” part😂 and i love how u guys included the kids in the skit the cutest thing ever ❤️
Yes! My Vietnamese mother-in-law ... always, first thing, even before "hello," or what was made to eat, always, "ăn đi, ăn đi"
No one ask me that. But i heard about " how you doing?"
Lol my boyfriend is from Malaysia and he is Asian and his mom when he’s over will ask matter-of-factly if he’s had a bowel movement lately. I was surprised when he told me that that’s a normal conversation at the dinner table for hi, growing up. And his family it’s a natural health question and of course in North America it’s TMI. Where is you know in North America that’s a very weird not table appropriate thing to say so I just thought it was funny.
@@kathrynrhodes7785 Is he East Asian or South Asian?
@@leesteal4458
This guy got it right. American means White 💪🏻🇺🇲👍🏻
I still remember, once I asked my mom for letting me sleep over at my friend's house but then she replied me: If you want to sleep over at your friend's house then pack all your clothes into luggage and live there.
I was so speechless after hearing that😅
She told the right thing
U can hangover all the time at your friends house. But why night? Night is not a good time. Specially for girls. Night (after 7/8) everybody should be at their own house.
Ur mom was saying good for you. Even my mom told me this all the time. I used to be angry but now I think what she told was actually good for me
Its just that our parents are being protective. They see us as babies how much we grow
@@chirantanhegde705 Yeah but when u become an adult do they still tell u this?
I am from Bangladesh and they stop telling it after u become 18. You can pretty much do whatever I want even if u r from the Indian subcontinent region
🤣🤣🤣
Girl then just actually pack ur clothes and luggage and live there! It would leave HER speeches 🤣🤣
You forgot one thing. In Asia, if you are sick but laugh out loud or get up from the bed, then you are not sick😆😆😆
Yes! That’s a good one!!
Yep🥲
I laugh at a vid and I *AM* sick but my parents are like “no your good”
SO TRUE!!! I get up to go get water and strike a conversation with my mom, and suddenly she’s like “I thought you were sick”
😂😂 true
Not only Asia, my black parents especially my mother, watches you like a Hawk whenever you say you're not feeling well. Any sign of a smile or you decide to watch TV, "So that means you're feeling better now"
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Right? That feeling always hurts me
So true for Asian parents
Asians get hired everywhere bcz of that constant look for 100%...
Hmm I can totally relate
Yes it is
Wow, Caribbeans & Asians have a lot in common 😂 I’m Jamaican & I can relate to the Asian side completely!
Right???? 🇯🇲
Yep I'm American and my husband Jamaican. This video could have been recorded in our house 😂
There was no yelling tho
So do Russians😅, very similar to Asians as well.
Me too but from Bahamas 🇧🇸 Whooooo!!😄😄😄
Hi, I am from Turkey and these things are completely relatable for me. This is how I was raised and how I am raising my kid now.😅 Especially vicks, wet towel, putting onions besides the bed, never letting kid spill anything and fall while playing, best meals for the lunch box, drying the hair perfectly after bath and sleeping together.. 😅 I wonder why we,asians, are like this.
I am from the Kyrgyz Republic and we have the same😂 I thought onions is relatable only for us😂
@@begima7775 We do the same in Azerbaijan!😂
@@saraa338 ı think we are related countries like family countries turkey krgyza and obviously azerbaijan
Birlikte uyuma büyüyünce direkt bitiyor bizi artık annemize yalvarır duruma geliyoruz
I think we have had common ancestors , they were indian and spread all over asia and this culture developed
Well, I thought I was Cuban, but perhaps I’m Indian, because we do all those things the same way! We also have trouble relating to the way Americans raise children, and we use Vick’s for everything!🤣 Thanks for the great video, your children are so precious-beautiful boys!🤗🥰
Go see a doctor. Vick is useless.
We in Barbados too 😂😂
Cubans are Americans. Mexicans are Americans. USA people are Americans. Etc. because American refers to the continent of America and those who live in it. The indigenous Americans are the people native to North America including Mexico, south Central America. I am 2nd generation North American and I don’t act this way. In fact my daughter just spilt water on the table and I gave her the towel to clean it up. She’s 6. I think it’s more of a cultural thing rather than a nationality thing.
I think it’s a Hispanic thing also. Sleepovers were a No! And I don’t allow my children go to sleepovers. The spilling on the sofa….mistakes don’t happen lol
@@lailaalanna315 Throughout the Caribbean.
As an Asian child, I can confirm if it's 200% true (My mother punished me for getting first place but with decreasing grades) she said "Do you play on your phone too much?"
I found these videos completely relatable..there is no right or wrong..just wired differently and that's so much fun indeed. Absolutely hilarious and fun to watch. 😂😂😂
Yeah, I think some parents (in general, regardless of race) can ease up on the less than perfection thing though. Not that I have anyone Malaysian or Asian in my family (other than a cousin from the Philippines who was adopted), but I remember going home with a notice of excellence ("Good Guy Award" or something like that), and being asked why only two of the three good things were checked off. I didn't even know I was going to _get it in the first place,_ or what the things with check boxes even were until I received it. It's important to see more of what the child does right, than what the child does wrong.
For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life
This is not just Malaysians, this is Indians in general. I'm from South Africa and I'm Indian, we the same here😂😂😂
Were you on family feud SA?
Really?? Owh! 🤭
@@snawani86 no
not just indian but asians in general
It's Asian actually
I remember i made a total 100% one time, told my parents very proudly expecting some sort of reward, they just said: "ok, its your responsability, you are supposed to make that everytime" They didnt even said congratulations, my expression was: ☠️
I'm Jamaican & we definitely relate to the Asian style more. Especially the cut onions 😂😂 I get tired of my mom reminding me of this remedy sometimes.
Jamaican too
I thought i was the only one who sqw the similarities
But i mean the Caribbean in general is such a mix of African, Chinese and Indians
What do the onions do??
Yep, Jamaican here thought the same
I didn't know any Jamaican that has this value like Asian people.
@@ranojutro426 yep, I grew up there and some of them for sure. My husband is British and the catching cold one he gets on my case with lol
As a Indian kid growing up in Malaysia I can relate to this 100% . The kissing scene got me 😅 Love this and reminds me of all my growing up days and how I am too with my son . ❤
Your boys are so cute! My husband is from India and we had so many of these differences! So funny and you all seem to take it in stride like we did. A sense of humor is so important
This is so funny and so true. I'm American and my husband is Chinese. The only one that didn't seem to fit was I was always telling them to be careful when playing. The Chinese kids seemed to have more of a devil-may-care kind of play attitude.
3:44 sick= vicks😭😭😭😭😭😭🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Mahnnnnnnnnnnnn😂😂😂
Even as a Nigerian, I could relate to the Asian parenting style 😂
This and some other comment from South America is proof that it’s Europe vs the world
@@codeovercode167 Serbia, Croatia Bulgaria is very different from Norway, Sweden
Just like turkey is different from Japan
@@tiestokygoericprydz3963 Correct, maybe north-western Europe vs the world would be a better generalization.
@@codeovercode167 every country is unique
It's not about continent either
I've been looking for a Nigerian comment till I found this😂😂 the way the Asian behaves is soo like a Nigerian parent😂🤣
4:36 That's right healthy lunch. Good job dad
Love the bloopers at the end, more realistic. As an Asian-Western family, we have similar issues but have worked out a happy blend of our own.
Ok but your kids are so adorable, I was just smiling the whole time. 😘
And being an Indian, I realised we all Asians have the same parents. 😂
Logesh No shoes on the bed! What would your mother say?! 😂
Great video, and I relate to everything as an Indian mom living in the US learning it's strange ways of bringing up kids.
LOL I've been reading through the comments and it's so funny to see how many different cultures vibe with the Asian parent and how few vibe with the American parent. As an American parent, I find that amusing and a little surprising that so few do things as we would. Very interesting. :)
The onions!!! Love it. I laughed so hard. I am a Malaysian of Chinese heritage, now living in Texas, with biracial children. I can relate to everything. Bravo. Your children are just adorable.
This was sooo adorable
Glad you included the bloopers at the end
You have the sweetest family and the cutest boys 🥰🧿
My goodness! The father is exactly like my mom!!!! 😂😂😂
This all says how much protection love care and this sweet upbringing Asians have towards their childrens ❤️
But while playing,you shouldn't get overprotective and let them learn,teaching them to rise after falling and being strong rather than overprotecting them,letting them face the challenges and solve them us an important part of life and you shouldn't rob them of that,and honestly most Asians aren't overprotective,it's mainly Americans😂
@@riyasingh2729 yaaa that true but you know how Asian loves are 😂😂😂😂😂 can't complain
@@riyasingh2729you talk too much as kids able to perceive all that. Asian are better at teaching kids, because CONSEQUENCES always come for every action you do rather that white lying sweet talking everything, thats why western have gender pronouns shit.
The boys r sooooo lucky to have wonderful parents like you.god bless u both
I laughed at the onion bit. I thought he was going to put it on their nose because when i went to India, i had congestion and someone cooked some onions for me and told me to put them on my nose. I also had ear pain so they gave me garlic to put in my ears. It worked and I was fine the next day. Luckily, I only had to do it once and not an every day thing.
I'm Indian and my parents never did these hahaha 😆
I am an Indian too and never saw this onion remedy in our family or extended family. 😂😂
I'm Iranian and Kurdish it's exactly like that here especially in rural areas
I am Indian and haven't even heard such things. 🙄
Indians can 100% relate to this excellent video.logesh is awesome.
0:25 that is totally my dad. Totally.
Love that the kids were part of the video. They did so well too. So real to Indians all over.
We can learn the best from all cultures 💗
Except humor apparently, lol.
I can’t relate to anything in this video haha
My mom has never been so... sweet with us? She always spoke to us in her normal voice, never bombarded us with those sweet words, she treated us like adults and talked to us like adults. At the same time, we knew very well how much she loves us. She never scolded us for our school performance, but she also didn’t say that we were the best geniuses in the world if we received an A grade. She taught us about household chores, but at the same time she never forced us to do something, she only asked, and we always did. I think the way she raised us is the way I want to raise my children. Communicate with children on an equal footing, do not indulge out of whims, speak with them in a normal voice, while not scolding for trifles, but teaching them to be responsible for their words and deeds.
my mom may not scatter words about love, but she did everything for us
The mom is the sweetest thing ever, but the dad, deserve an oscar 🤣
Asians= care & pure love 💕
I’m married to a Mexican. As far as I can tell, their parenting style is sort of a mixture of this and then add in a good measure of toughness or strictness. We don’t have kids yet but God help us when we do! 😂
I loved how he arranged the lunchbox , my mom used to do the same
Nice video! 👍🏻 I'm really happy to see you guys again! ❤️
I can feel that🤣
I'm Indian and my girlfriend is Japanese..We have always shared the culture of both countries...that's really fun🤣🤣
i'm russian BUT I CAN RELATE TO THE THINGS ASIAN PARENTS DO, my parents do EXACTLY THE SAME 😭😭
You're a gem of jewel I found, lol. I mean in another thread they were really this ignorant as saying Russia is not in Asia.
I said it's transcontinental, Russia is 77% in Asia, & rest in Europe.
But they claimed Russians are nothing like Asians.
And here, you ARE, sharing you can relate.
@@user_h1 ikr. You can always trust Asians with basic education.
Them, ahem, I'm just appalled at the sheer lack of it.
@@dOVERanalyst oh yes, actually I was born and I live here, in the Asian part of Russia, I wrote that comment that way because a lot of people think that all the Russia is Europe and all Russians grew up with a European mentality, when in fact, even if you are ethnically European, but were born in Asia, your mentality still will be like Asian people's.
@dosha ikr. I don't understand ethnicity/race.
We Indians are blessed like that.
You can enjoy your entire life in India & never hear these concepts.
But, SO TRUE!
White people/ Chinese who are Indian are exactly like us.
You stay in an area for generations. Naturally you CHOSE this country/continent.
For example Tom Alter used to be so pissed when asked how he knows Hindi.
Dude! "Just as you did" he used to say. He grew up in a state where Hindi is taught in school. Just like non-Hindi or Hindi Indian kids he also learnt right?
He was born here.
But I still don't understand how we Asians, being SO far apart, such a HUGE continent, but our cultures are INSANELY SIMILAR.
It blows my mind HOW similar. But it is!
Hahah
2:20 i can relate that younger me with my parents🤣🤣🤣
Yep, I am an Asian dad.
"Clean up your own mess!"
"Carry it by yourself!"
"Come and help with the grocery!"
Yea my daughter is 3-year-old
Im in with logesh when he used the onion..everytime i not feeling good while breathing or having a flu i use the onion slice to make me sleep well..
am not a parent yet but these are so relatable esp the kissing scene and playing time. doing it to my niece and nephew lol
100% brutally honest😅 nailed the differences to the core 👌 Thumbs up 👍 loved it❤️
Different culture different mind set...you have done it well.
The onion part 😭😭 I pray both of you and the kids good health and life! I love the behind the scenes!! Made the video so much more wholesome than it already was!! Relatable video especially as i'm from the South East!
Sooo... relatable to Malaysian life ... as you put it in a short video. can see that we are cold most of the time, yet actually so loving...
I’m asian and I’ve never sleep over at anyone’s house. Perhaps I did at my grandparents’, but that was only before my parents bought a house (which was when I was 2 years old). Our parents are kind of protective and if you come to a friends house or vice versa, you’re gonna feel a little bit of awkwardness (sometimes maybe a little hostility), now matter how friendly the parents maybe. Perhaps it’s because we don’t want our privacy to be taken away by a quite... stranger. Kid’s friendship is only confined to school ground so it’s normal to think your child’s friend as a quite stranger
african american 66 y/o born and bred; and we definately do things more in line with asian than american (LOL).... i still cook onions when my kids had a cold; same as my dad.. and cool towel on head and vicks - so true... 100% was definately the target, everything else was unacceptable.... wow..lol
Whether it is American or Asian it is just difference between a mom and dad love😍
My husband is Slavic, just like me, but he grew up in the US. I grew up in Ukraine. I can relate with the Indian guy 100%. How is that?
Being a pakistani i totally relate to all the asian situations 😂🥺😂
@Tsugikuni Yoriichi chill bro it's not good to speak all these things to them everywhere,spread a little bit positivity too
@Tsugikuni Yoriichi india not in very good condition too
Focus on yourself rather than this country politics
@Tsugikuni Yoriichi + we have ISRO. India was first country to successfully complete a Mars mission in first attempt in just 50-70 million dollar. We are launching human mission in 2024. Our past colonisers can't even launch there own satellite
1:06 "Son this video is 485 seconds long. But seconds don't matter in Asia, you need to be first!"
Even though my parents are both first generation Asian parents, they’re really a mix of both… Luckily I took (what I perceive to be) the good sides of both.
Sleeping with the kids is so true and I love it🤗❣️💗🇵🇭
I am actuallly the Asian kid my parents was happy with my 95%, but all my classmates were striving for 100% which gave me so much peer pressure back then😂😂
As an asian, this is relatable as f-
Also that one part when you wanna go and hang out with your friends.
"Who you going with? Boy or girl? How many people? What time you go? Where you going? What time you come back?"
Yeah things tough in Asia so Asians are always worried 😵💫
Omg childhood al coming back to meeeee nooo with you hadn't written this ughhjj
Y nobody's talking about the reflection of logesh recording that scene in 2:11
OK, I've seen some videos representing the same thing, but this is honestly the best XD And you just reminded me, I have *not* in face eaten yet... So, um... I'm just gonna go do that-
2:58 me when my mom told me to play with my little brother
Vicks champion for life!
...and the Oscar goes to...
(drumroll)...ZayZay !!🏆
6:43
Hi don't wear socks while sleeping😀
@00:20
Why is an India man putting on an uncle Roger accent.
China is a different place bro.
Also, I love how organic and natural this video is
I love the outtakes the best. It proves the stereotypes are real in that house.
Kid falls on rocks: dad laughs
Kids start to cry a little: mom asks if he's OK and picks him up.
I am laughing so hard right now😂😂, i am an Indian and i can literally relate to all of them. The part where the father covers his kids eyes is funny!!🤭🤫🤔
When they don’t listen and fall “haaa! Play again. Play some more! So stubborn aa!!”.
One thing that I love but at the same time don’t like about this video is that you have shown the fathers love ❤❤ that’s very true but I don’t think that this is how a mom behaves ❤❤
Chuckling my way through this video ahahahah SO SPOT ON!
First time here. New subbie. I have never seen an English and Indian couple's you tube vlogger, I really like this type🥰🥰
I can confirm (mom is American dad is Indian) first time me and my sister had a sleepover that wasn’t with family was when my sister was 14-15 and I was 10-11 at a birthday for one of my friends i knew for a bit. I felt homesick so I FaceTimed my family
3:04
YES THIS IS MY DAD WHEN I WANT TO SWIM IN A PLACE WHERE MY FEET DONT TOUCH THE BOTTOM (I’m almost 16)
So you are indian
this is so relatable 😂🇺🇿 as an Uzbek
So much relatable in no. Of ways....These apparently fun facts ve been a pain in the ass for many.
I love your video. I can relate and Im Filipino. The Vicks scene... oh man! That's how we do in the Philippines too.
It appears, according to this video, that I am actually Indian!
Vicks makes so much sense. My mom would put it on my back and my nose. It clears stuff up
I like the balance in the first one! It says mistakes do happen but you mist fix them as long as you are able to. ❤
I am proud to be Indian.. and proud of our parents how they brought us up. To be frank we are far far better than Americans In everything. Take it positively everything about what our parents doing for us.
1. Our parents correct us or create awareness when we doing wrong things but dont leave neglected.
2. Our parent take care and show love when we fall down.
3. Our parents prepare fresh foods and not packed foods
4. Till certain age we sleep with parents which builds bond between us. And we respect our parents more than them..
And not leaving parents and living independently without caring parents after 18
5. We don't show or watch such kiss scenes in front of children to not to encourage such things in small age
But there Childern learn all such things in small age only and they will become conceived in young age only and become single parent most of them..
6. We won't wear slippers inside house
7. We won't run for medicines for small sick.. we give home made kashaya or home made ayurvedic medicines
There are many things good, don't compare like this and show that Asians or Indian are dumb.. everyone are best in their own way..
As an asian, I'm proud of having asian parents 😊.
Dude I'm Arab, and the how the guy acts is exactly how my parents act especially when on the TV they kissed
My daughter scored below 50% in many subjects, but I didn't get mad. I just said, 'Okay, I hope one day you'll enjoy those subjects.' As a Malay, I don't take it personally. My daughter loves drawing anime, and her work is amazing.
Both are so wholesome... I wanna be a kid again 😭😭
Vicks Vaporub during flu/cold is totally my parents.100% Asian(Malay). The Hair Towel rub until about 70%-80% dry is my dad all the time...(runny -nose prevention, according to him.)
2:23 is so fucking relatable oh my goshhhhhh 🤣🤣🤣
I prefer Asian culture and others cultures like Slavic,Chinese. They really take care of their children and families. Kids are very smart, very educated, have some morals, dignity and responsibility.
American actually western society is totally different everything is about fun, sex, money,.....
It's more like, the difference how moms and dads treat as well 😂😂
Yg dekat batu tu patutnya jgn larang...suruh dia panjat tinggi lg😂🤣
Tu lps dah jatuh 🤣🤣🤣
My family and I are malaysians living in grand rapids ,MI. If you are ever in Michigan, do let me know . We can hv a Malaysian feast . BTW, you guys are awesome .
not me w/ vicks rn having my eyes burning
OMG…this is so funny and so relatable 😂😂😂
I had friends in highschool who would describe their home life in similar ways, Asian side and they would always be rubbing up against the child's 🇨🇦side.
I can tell you right now that Daddy's lunch always got traded away with a kid who never got vegetables at home, or tossed altogether for a plate of cafeteria French fries and gravy 😋
Just sayin 😁🧓🏽✌🏽❤️
So true, we’re never good enough for our Asian parents!! They mean well though, just don’t know how to show it except to keep feeding us !
Just saying, as a southerner, Vick's is also a staple in our home
Wow! As an asian i believe in every single situation or scenario in this video is very true it made me surprise how come you were able to come with this great idea. As an asian i agree except for the onion...i'm not from India.
Once I got 99% on a class test, I was so proud of myself. And then my mom asked me "Is it the highest score in your class" I replied "No there is a girl who got 100%". I still regret my those words because my mom gave me 1h lecture on that 1%😢😢😂😂😂
That would be same for me too😢
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not same with all parents , mine r supportive 😇
@@atharvgitte5169 S.A.M.E
yep, i hated my mom for doing this for long time.. I lost respect for her
Kudos to the kid for being so patient while mom n dad were busy in acting
Underrated comment. Agree with you. It seems the kid hold his laugh the whole time.
How did u add that emoji ???
And kudos for you for adding that image. How did you even do that? 😮
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I am an Indian and I can totally relate to all things logesh was doing...
I'm Sri and this is exactly how I do things too
But the dad is so ignorant
@@randomguy7446
This guy got it right. American means White 💪🏻🇺🇲👍🏻
Trinidad, West Indies too. We felt more comfortable with HIM!
Me too
I love the part where Logesh covers up his son's eyes at the kissing scene in the movie. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
That's what happens if your parents are Indian 🤣
Oh my gosh I remembered that growing up
Yeah I can really see this one happening, others....mmmm not so much
even when i grew up, i closed my own eyes or cover the screen during those scenes showing up lmao. get used to it.
@@TheNewFutureGlimpse yeah me too... I'm used to it until now... I'm Malaysian btw😁👍
As a Black American I can relate to this. Both my parents are black and my dad treated me like the American parent…but my mom was DEFINITELY the Asian parent 😂
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I’m Chinese and my husband is English. This is exactly what happens. Made me laugh so much 😂😂😂
Just be white theory
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Don't be strict on your child 😂😂😂
@@jeffreyepstein4310 touch grass
You married to weaker gene ma’am. Expect some pronouns and transgender stuff coming from your offspring, what a waste