How Do Korean Think About Black People?
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- Опубліковано 7 лют 2025
- I think Korean people don't have discrimination. Only Some of people 's action is making problems. Let's watch how real Korean think of black people
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I'm a black girl and its nice to know that there are other cultures that appreciate us. Its comforting. We need more people like this . In all honesty Korean culture really fascinates me so it would be nice to learn from each other : )
as a black person, it was nice people talking so nicely about us after hearing about so many racist cases.
I’m a black guy with a lot of respect for the Asian arts. From the anime, manga, food, movies and martial arts styles. We appreciate your culture just as much as you appreciate ours.
They're korean-
@@Backup-o9l8n manhwa is also good
@@beastsoundz617 he didnt say manhwa tho he said anIme
@@Backup-o9l8n ik that he said manga and manhwa is korean manga
@@Backup-o9l8n Koreans are Asians. What he said was a compliment.
When ur black and someone says they want black friends 😮🤧
haha I'm korean american and my school is dominantly white and hispanic so i only have one friend that is black bc there are literally almost no blacks in my school. So ya it would be nice to meet some more.
my fridge needs to be refilled my school is filled with blacks 😂😂 there’s like 5 white ppl of 26 students in my class
Almost that never happens
I'm that cute nice smart amazing girl in your class
Words I'll never use to describe myself
I know right it’s like when most of us girls be like “I want a gay best friend” cause it’s like 😐 y’all kinda sound like y’all fetishizing us....
As a black woman it's good to know that your appreciated by another culture. I feel like we both have more to learn from each other but we still can still call each other brothers and sisters
Jayden Parks what did you achieve with your racist comment
kiki9619 that's so awesome. I'm glad you found a long lasting friendship with someone outside of your culture. I myself am finding it difficult to make friends right now, within and outside of my culture.
Yamcha Level power -1000 thank you. I'm not bothered by cyber bullying but it's not ok either
Quietly In The Corner 사리나 same here, i have a hard time to find new friends too.
Mola bola I'm sorry to hear that. I hope things get better for you
Hey Korean homies. Next time you see me stop me and let’s get to know each other.
I'm in shock. They really call us brothers and sisters? That is the sweetest thing
@Asraf Thaqib i hope so.😊
@Asraf Thaqib Well this is news to me I must be late.
Asraf Thaqib SHUT UP NIGGA
I know right.
Even though I'm black, I still feel a bit uncomfortable saying the n word.
As a black woman, I loved their kind words. I was hesitant to tap this video, thinking it would be negative or not uplifting, but I'm glad I did. They are all so sweet and honestly, I would love to be their friends. lol
Crystal.w same I love the open mindedness now if everyone could be like that the world would be something
It's a pattern for all 3 races!!! Trust me I can tell u.
U might not like them....
@@andreasalvador5205 wdym??
The intentions of this video is not malicious, however it does show that there is still a long way to go as far as cultural understanding of Black people. The first and only being - we are not all the same. We are not all good at sports, have cheery demeanors or will smile at you when you make eye-contact. Not all of us can dance, sing or perform under any given moment. We come in all shapes and sizes. Some of us are mean, some of us are good-natured and thus not everyone will take kindly to being called black hyung or noona. You have many ignorant people who happen to be black, and many intelligent and forward thinking people who happen to be black. Some will assume things about Korea, others will not even know Korea exists. Many will be a fan of Korean culture others will fetishise it in the same narrow minded way people would do to us because of the colour of our skin.
The real crux here - we the black people are human and like the rest of the human race we are individually complex and unique. Now by all means learn all the cultural bests - Black american culture, Caribbean, African, Afro-Latino and Australasian Aboriginal black culture. We come in all shades, languages and of different faiths.
I know this video isn't supposed to represent all Korean thoughts, and it's a cheery open discussion that will get others talking and being open-minded about people they may have heard or seen negative things about. I just wanted to also add my two scents and say - we are just people like you, we are not one way.
Alex naw there was one lie here. All black people smile when making eye contact
I don't agree that Koreans in Korea have any more a requirement to understand "black" people, than we have a requirement to understand Koreans. It is true that not all "black" people are the same but to them we are quite obscure. Out of site out of mind. I just don't think understanding "black'' people is entirely relevant to the Korean way of life...
Alex as is every single race on this planet. Thank you for making this point..
I enjoyed the video...i wonder what they think of my people. It's nice to have these videos...i think it helps start the discussion.
+Joshua safwat-taylor Depends on the state they're from in the US, & on the individual. It's a toss up, but alot of us smile with our eyes.
I agree with everything you said here and the same goes for us with other races cultures and people.
I understand when they said it's something familiar with black people so they call them black brother and sisters. I dated a Korean before and I got along with him better than most guys I've dated. Loved this vid ✌💛🌟
FOGAM BOBGA Celestin Fuck u
Don't seem to keep part-ners do you??
Mathew Garduno funny lol
FOGAM BOBGA Celestin grammar
but look at the picture of the blackmand asian body builder there is a truth behind some stereo types
These guys are so cool, blacks are the most disliked race in the world. Watching this makes me feel so good and gives me hope of a better future.
Kissa samson ...why do u look to others to validate who u are?
Sad, sad, sad.
sankofa sankofa
he didn't say he agreed. he's just saying where people think they stands in society. I think u read wrong
Where is he looking for validation. He's just stating that he is happy to hear a different narrative regarding black people, for a change.
Not in the world, not even close... Mostly in America and countries strongly influenced by America. Historically though Jewish people have gotten the short end of the stick a lot. So they might actually be taking the W for the most disliked group in the world.
But as a person that lives in America and travels a lot. Once you leave America, you don't feel much if any hate at all. Iceland for example, you're treated better than anyone else (as far as women are considered).
I think whites are the most disliked, because of the history of conflicts
aye the black brothers and sisters thing is so nice
But as a korean myself, i can assure that this is true for almost every koreans. We call big black bros and sis as we admire and respect them, and i think it is because we love black celebs(actors, singers and rappers) and the hiphop culture they created
But why you got to call us big black bro/sis
@@riahnonya6534 the comment below you just proved you wrong 😂
As a black female that just came back from Korea last month. I can truly say that I felt nothing but love and felt like a celebrity. Will be going back in 2019
letecia little ...u are thirsty for asian love.
sankofa sankofa , No I am not thirsty for asian love. I am just saying that it was a pleasant experience in Korea. There are a lot of things I still want to see. I have much love for myself.
letecia little I wish I could go. Traveling is too expensive.
I have always loved the Korean culture I want to go to soul someday. I heard bad stories as we all do that Koreans are racist. But I can't say I've ever experienced any of that. love the movies, music and history. and my name sake the dramas. I am hooked.
I don't think the title of this video should be ''How Do Korean Think About Black People'' But ''Koreans Complimenting Black People for 11 Minutes Straight.''
Hey I'm a black guy who loved the video and someday I would love to go to Korea, thank you for the insight.
Everyone come from Africa...humanity started in Africa yet we act like we are so far apart when God just wants us to Love each other
God doesn't exist, likely.
That's bullshit. I came from my mother's vagina and she sure as hell ain't from Africa!
Your so wrong get your history straight
@@pchamberlain1984 as in when humanity started to form yes you aren't technically from Africa but your ancestors from way back and I mean like way back would have been African because Africa is where humanity formed
@@pchamberlain1984 that's why when people do DNA tests a good majority of them regardless of the person's skin colour a good majority of them have ancestors that are from Africa
This was the cutest video I’ve ever seen dealing with race. So uplifting to see that there are people abroad with a genuine appreciation of black people and culture.
Can we be appreciated not because of our perceived height, athleticism, demeanor or musicality but rather for our common humanity?
Not both because what OP listed is usually what everyone goes for first before humanity. People should try to learn about 'us' first rather than all those other things yknow. Looking past stereotypes or physical traits and getting to know people first. And its not really a problem to have both, but 'sports' was one of the only things we could really compete with the other races for and get our own race widely known for in a positive way. I know the Koreans in this video are somewhat relying on stereotypes or the few really good looking tall or fit blacks theyve seen but the middle guy said it himself "I thought all black people could dunk but i guess thats not the case' That. That is why. They'll unconsciously label something to all of us and be surprised when we dont do it, like sports.
Im not like trying to fight you or anything in this though i just wanted to explain something and hopefully didnt come across as aggressive.
theres a comment down below after this by the user 'Alex' you should read that
Thanks. I just checked it out. Definitely an insightful comment on Alex's part.
or we could just be appreciated for everything we are...including our perceived height, athleticism, demeanor and musicality
Fox Lemieux. It's a natural generalization. Like Cubans are good a baseball, Asian are good at martial arts. Asian/Indians are known for being bookworms for example - it's just a trait that is noticed in one group by another. People tend to admire what they do not have, like women buying other races hair. So yes, while being tall and smiley while breakdancing may be trivial to you, it's remarkable to those who never threw a frisbee. 'Common humanity' is a given; this topic is neither about that nor sensitivity.
This is really a very uplifting video to watch. 분위기가 너무 좋다! I think a lot of people think racism is very serious in Korea only because they don't understand that its because Korean's can be very shy in the face of people who are very different, especially as different as a black and might therefore behave in a way that accidentally give the wrong impression.
I'll cosign that!
Some people are racist
Singaporean In Korea fuck korea
@Henos Meles I just encountered this last week: ua-cam.com/video/-eg5quMrXvI/v-deo.html
That's awesome from you guys... and we love you
This is honestly the cutest video! One of my housemates is Korean and we get along so well! I started watching Korean youtube channels because I'm planning on going to Korean. Like many other black person, racism is something that you kinda worry about before visiting a different country. I'm glad I discovered your video! Very positive and uplifting! Thanks a lot!
This gives me hope, too cute my brothers! They are so respectful, good education it's very important for life.
Thulani Jeffries meanwhile in America...
Mo Fo Got trolled ugh, tell me about it...
i love black people ... we are the same.. came from the same root... i see many asians now they they just remind me of black people in yellow skin.. same apply on black people.. it's crazy but i feel we are from the same root other then seeing white peoples
There is a very good chance for you to have a black gf. I think that its really neat that asian people are willing to step out of their race and date, because it wasnt common before. I love the open mindedness. 대박!
Surely you'll get black GFs ...
Love you guys so much talking about us black people it makes me really happy..
Aww i enjoyed this you guys are so sweet and good people
i love this it wasn't only talking about black men or women but blacl people in general it was funny as well especially the church part like aye black people church really do be lit though.
Nini Mitchell Yes!! in church all you hear is that tambering those feet stomping those hands clapping and that tounge words we say the most popular tounge we speak is Halajomoshia or yellamoshia😂
Daniel Chun i bettttt what all did you guys do
Yeah really with the pastor saying baby jesus and some other stuff.
I see a lot of black people are pleased with the things you all said, however I'm not so much. I believe this is as front, for I have met a lot of Koreans, and the majority are anything but nice. They stereotype all blacks as a whole, some being what they would think as "positive" and of course the negatives. A lot of them are very blunt when they talk to you, but you cant be blunt back. Not all blacks can dance, dunk, are thugs, are from the projects, don't work, are racists, and are lazy. Have a good one
calmingwaters81 I agree
I mean that's expected, how about you ask typical black people what they think of asian people? Same tyle of stereotypical responses.
Yandex Typical black people meaning africans/african americans or blacks in korea or the U.S. and etc? Or all of the different categories. I think in this video there was little variety. What about koreans living in Europe or even Africa? There are always two sides to a coin.
Jose Stevenson It's not up to me to prove anything in my opinion. I will continue living my life.
thats not fair for them . they only talking about the black people they know and they happen to be good at things.
Watching with my daughter's who 17 & 12 who are really in to the Asian culture. As far as the music, cartoons and the dramas. I was very pleased to hear their honest conversation about Black people. I was very impressed that we were thought of so highly. Thank you for this video. Because as the mother i have had my own stereo types about Asians. Thank you for changing my mind.
Thank you :)
AM I THE ONLY WHITE KID IN HERE LOL
@GOD OF ART sweetie, who hurt you?
Who would dislike a video of these guys just discussing their pleasant experiences with someone from a different culture?
I loved every minute of this video! This was so sweet. I have one Korean friend in England and she is so sweet. I can see alot of her mannerisms in the way these young men speak. They are actually really genuine people who don't tend to pre-judge and just take you as you come.
Lily Dixon That's goes just about as far as S. Korea lol
I am black and I have been working here in Korea for 14 years, it is nice to hear you guys saying positive things about us.
I'm Black and I think this is very kind and sweet. ❤ I and a lot of "Black Sisters" I know would love you guys! 😙😙😙😙😙
101TamaraJones Slow down can you Keep your panties on, chezz.
Hot
Allen Smith no one is taking their panties off, you chill 🙄. Your comment was rude.
Anne Diandra lmao 😂
I agree much love
This is dope! Lol I also noticed recently in Korea since black panther came out ppl seem a bit more open about us here :) I've been in Korea 14 months so far it's getting better!
I didn’t know whether I wanted to click on this but now I’m glad I did haha it was sweet
falloutgirl902 Same...I saw it on my recommendation List more than 3 times then I decided to check it out and I don't regret my decision the video was a delight.
falloutgirl902 you are awesome guys
🤙🏿🤙🏿🤙🏿🤙🏿
This video made me feel so appreciated bc usually people make it seem like ALL Koreans don’t like people of color but that’s not even the case which makes me happy bc I have hella respect for Koreans and other Asians so this brought me joy
They are so cute , as a black girl I feel so happy 😘
Fatim Gassama now I want to date somebody from korean 😍😍
karmicaf haha go !
omg sigh..
Myah Hart ikr come on lets go to korean
Myah Hart pack your bags then lego jk 😔😔 I wish I can go
awwww. These guys are wonderful. Genuine. Also, going by this video, there seems to be a big difference in how Koreans living in Korea feel about Black people vs. how Korean-Americans feel about Black people. I don’t want to generalize, I can only speak from my own experiences, but Korean-Americans seem to have adopted racist white-american pathology towards People Of Color and LGBTQIA+ people. In my experience Korean-Americans seem very conservative.
Sabina J if you happen to see this message me!! This vidieo is really sweet, I remember when I became best friends with my first Asian friend not from the States, and she was like these guys, she had so many questions about black people, Americans how they differ ..etc, in her country Africans would visit but not many Black Americans. She had never met any other groups of black people either. We had some of the best conversatoin and Both loved learing of each others culture. We all have a awsome story to tell, it's great making frineds form different backgournds.
I dated a Korea guy for 3yrs. he was kind and loving. at first problem was the language barrier he's English was terrible it use to make me laugh but I got to understand him. through I got to meet other Koreans they r quite shy @first. after wards loosen up and make jokes. I love Korean noodle but not kimchi hate the smell n the taste.
Kit Bina l think there is no difference between black American and African they are all Africans no matter what.this is why l love MEXICAN they don't call themselves Mexican America even if they were born in America they don't discriminate either ways.
Esther Kahindo There is a difference, sadly many black people in American don't know African culture.. Language nor care to learn there ancestory. Not all.. However my African friends know there native languages, have a history to which ever part of Africa they are from.. Etc. One thing I see is black Americans were stripped of any African culture. Some don't even care to learn about there African heritage. Some don't even know, that's why I think ancestry is neat because it can probably show some people what region of Africa there DNA matches.
Everyone that lives in America pretty much forgets there culture and doesn’t care
Ariana Moreno It's Crazy right!! .. I wouldn't say everyone. Haha I love to learn more about my families diverse cultures.
I feel some American people feel ashamed possibly of there family history that's why they seem to not care..
But indeed it's sad to see such apathy in many people, because they share this with there children.
I was saddened because I had a former friend tell me that she was upset because her daughter was not identifying with the Caucasian side of her family but I reminded my friend you have to remember your daughter looks different from many of her Caucasian cousins so of course she's going to have questions. She's part Caucasian part Vietnamese and part Filipino why not introduce her to those sides of the family. Her response was because I choose not to...... ........ Ugh yes we rarely talk anymore..
The whole reason she didn't care to tell her daughter about the Vietnamese or Filipino part of her culture is because she had a strong dislike for the Filipino people in her family, for not accepting her American Caucasian mother. As for the Vietnamese side which is her husband's side he's part Vietnamese and Caucasian. He is not close to his mother who is Vietnamese. So neither really talk about the different cultures that the family has.
There are a lot of us white Americans that love black people too. The news just wants to show the worst of race relations. When I worked as a nurse in Richmond we were half white and half black. I used to tell the girls I was white in the middle but black on the outside like an oreo. They called me boo which I thought was so sweet and I called them boo too. No matter the color a like or dislike is not related to the color of the skin but by the color of the soul. I just wish our country would realize how well out cultures do enjoy each other’s company instead of blowing up the hate all of the time!
What a positive video! I plan on teaching in Korea, and although I am mixed with black and white, I usually just describe myself as black. I think a lot of black people (especially Americans) are scared they'll face discrimination abroad like they do at home. Seems like that won't be the case in Korea! I can't wait to go! 😗
good luck because the truth is you will face more discrimination in SE Asia than USA... This is coming from an English teacher who is currently teaching in Vietnam. When hiring teachers, I am told not to hire black people because the parents of the children don't want their kids learning English from black people. They assume that black peoples English level is not on par with white peoples English.
This is obviously a false generalization and I'm not saying you will definitely come across racism when you travel to Korea. However my advice for you is to go for you job in Korea and be excited and positive and this will quickly change negative perceptions (if there are any at all). At the end of the day stereotypes are created from ignorance and many Asians simply have no personal experiences with black people. So go and show them what a wonderful person you are
Watch some videos by black women/men who are teaching or have taught in Korea, and you'll get a little feel of what it's like to work there. Still with that being said, each person's experience is/will be their own, and I hope you have a very good one there and please be safe!
She knows that she is not black. She just says she is black so she gets more minority points
I have a question, when does a mixed person "become black", because the black community likes to claim mixed blacks when they feel like it a reject them when they feel like it...most black Americans are mixed, so does a mixed black person automatically become black if they don't know their lineage? If this young lady had children with a "real" black person are they still mixed or are they officially black?
Your comment on a whole was extremely unnecessary and unproductive, because she had already stated she is mixed but calls herself black, like so many black looking mixed people do. In the non-black community if you look black you are black and mostly treated as such yet only other blacks like to treat black looking mixed people as other.
Arianna Goss I was referring to you, and yes I know black people are put down for their natural features, many other black people don't feel the way you do that is a fact coming from a predominantly "black" country myself, a mixed person is mixed regardless of the percentages obama has those same black features blacks get put down for but he is 50/50, based on your ideology mixed blacks would be isolated especially those who look black and not mixed because they won't fit into your blackness due to pedigree and they won't fit into any other race because of pedigree AND the fact that they look black.
Yes media uses more brown women, but you forget 2 black parents can have a white looking child so is that child black or will they be expelled from your ideological "black" community?
This really enlightened me and made me feel good as a black girl but I hope that they know that not all blacks have that model body or are 6ft 5in. But this just made my day😊
im black and 5'4 i dont know if thats short to you guys or not but im the shortest compared to my mother and i think its sweet to call us 'black sister' or 'black brother'
No it's not sweet many people use it here and some black peoples don't like it that lives here because they don't call us big Korean brother or sister
uh i guess your Korean, that's just their personality i don't know about other black people but i find it sweet, were i come from calling someone 'sista' or 'broda' is how you know your friends, its just our accent, of course some people use it in a bad way but, it just depends on how they say it.
Candy they say "BIG and how can people call you brother or sister if you don't know them
Its the way they say it i don't know about other countries but ... yes putting big in front of it would be surprising for any race, for anyone who isn't use to it, the Koreans I've meet didn't just call me a black sister out right as they meet me they just said miss even though i was younger than them ...but as i said maybe its just my country you can do that or just the people i hang out with are like that, or maybe i've been living under a rock but i know i'm fine with that, after you asked me that i asked my mom and she said she doesn't have a problem with that, i really don't know what else to tell you but maybe my family is just living under a gigantic rock
Same and I'm fifteen
This video was very refreshing to watch, it made my day knowing that there are Koreans out there that genuinely like us
Nice video. A lot of stereotypes tho just like with Asians being all smart etc. There's tall Asians too, and ones who arent smart too. So its all in experiences. I'm sure there are lots of bad people who are asian, black, middleeastern, european, etc. Not everyone is nice or good, but the experiences you shared show that people can be cautious but not assume everyone is bad. Nice job.
yea i thought that was weird of them to say too considering koreans are among the tallest asians...it's like...."uh, you guys dont think you're tall??"
also there are alot of short black people....who cant play sports or dance...and alot of koreans who are really really good at dancing
WOW you guys gained a friend from the USA. I have lived in China for a while but would love to visit Korea! I love this video and happy you didn't allow racist white people to negatively influence you about all black people. We are all so different and we only get negative publicity because of the media. I am a business owner and world traveler but media won't talk about black men like me.
What was your experience like in China?
I have been going to China every year since 2012. To be honest i get treated like a King. I respect the people and their culture and always to try learn more and more of their language and customs. People always stare but its mostly because they don't see many dark skinned people. They have always been so nice to me, always!
That's really great to hear man, wished more people would be open to learning different cultures. We definitely need to try to understand one another better. Safe travels to you sir.
The one in the middle is soooo cute!!!! I'm like DAMNNNNNNN!!!
baiart bailey 😂😂 same
Awww this is so nice ☺😄 I feel so happy after seeing this lol.
My bestfriends and I have some plans to move to Korea when we're older and this just motivates me😃❤
this is so hilarious we are just tall very happy people who are good at sports to the Koreans lmao. so we are thought of as brother and sister by Koreans who respect us. wow
Earthmother29 ...all stereotypes. Sad
sankofa sankofa It's sad but they don't really have much to go based on🤔. I'm just glad it's positive things. I, personally, hate sports or anything that involves movement and I'm only 5'7 compared to my brothers who are over 6 feet😣😣
We are pretty tall compared to them though we have shorter people they aren't that common. Especially not short men. Now athleticism is another beast.
mslady mslady well, thanks to American movies, it’s their fault really, they stereotype themselves
I am a Chinese girl 🇨🇳 who is from Canada 🇨🇦
This video is so nice and uplifting!! Loved it even if I'm white I agree 👏🏻
Yo guys, i Subbed to y'all channel, it's ya black bro from Atlanta! Mad love and respect for ya and ya culture bruh! Thank you for ya kind words it was very warming, touching, and cool as hell! Mad love from the States, ya dig?! Peace out my Korean brothas!
Btw, i love Korean Dramas and Korean action Movies and Korean Drama movies, u guys are the best IMO at writing Drama!
Thank you! thats great that you like korean culture!
I think he has a chance
As a black person, from America, I questioned whether to watch this but I’m glad I did. I thought this was sweet and the dap 👊🏿 story was adorable lol. Black Americans have as strong interest and appreciation for the many different Asian cultures and you can see the Asian influences in some of our artistic expression in the americas. There’s a certain discipline yet lightheartedness that seems common in Asian cultures that’s to be admired. And from the wealthy entrepreneurs to the hustlers in the hood that admiration is real. Love from the Southside of Chicago in the US
I love how y'all LOVE US QUEENS👑. thank u
kisha bryan 2 mens possibly fabricated opinions due to being on camera isnt shared with the entire country
am black you guys brought tears to my eyes ...fell in love with korean culture a while back
Happy you made a video about this subject so many people seem interested. My sons are biracial and have a Korean Harmony(grandmother). My oldest traveled to Korea a few years ago and I asked him how he felt. He loved Korea and didn't have a single problem with being black in Korea. Korean people in general seemed happy he could say a few words in Korean and loved Korean food. Of course I know we don't live in a perfect world so you will always hear someone didn't have the same experience. I feel good about the positive and saying you feel closer so you say black brother and black sister. 고마워 :)
Out of everything have seen on the Internet today, this takes the number one spot, just listening to you guys talk about your experiences with black people, made me happy and gave me encouragement to look for good in people. If they are any Koreans in Birmingham UK 🇬🇧 and looking for a friend just reply on this comment and will take it from their. This is why I love Asian people, you guys are just too cool 😎.
I lived in Korea in 2003 and it was a good experience for me. I still had the same problem I have here in the US. I tend to want to talk about science a lot and to a lot of people that's just to nerdy for them. I was not the tall guy in the group since I am only 5'10. I would say I was the average height of a korean person and even my friend Sojung was only like 2 inches shorter than me.
THANK YOU KOREAN GUYS!!! It is so nice to hear another culture talk about us in a loving and respectful way. No judgements or anything. Just seeing us as human beings no different from anybody else and taking the time to get to know someone as person and not a stereotype. One of my best friends is Korean AND I LOVE HER TO DEATH!!! Jackie is like my sister and I will love her always. Thank you for seeing black women as the strong, beautiful, and sexy women we are. Love ya back Korean Guys😘💋💓
😅 It's true black sisters have awesome 🚶. And Chris Rock !!he is a good actor 👍
I recently returned from SK in the summer and I do honestly say that there were many of times that I felt like an outsider or stereotype in the community. I would love them to have a better understanding of black people and feel more open to talk to us directly and be informed than try to make assumptions out of fear. Yes, there were most definiatly racist Koreans young and old I as a black female experienced but there were also beautifully spirited Koreans young and old. I would perfer you as black people personally about these ideals I promise we wont hate you because we know you are trying
Keep on displaying love, make the world a better place.😁😁😁
Every Human being is special in his own way! If you black, white... American, Asian.. It doesn't matter! Every human is different and can try and do all, when you work hard for it!
I absolutely love Koreans and Korea. you guys are wonderful beautiful people. 💓❤❤💓
Thanks for this sometimes we get stuck in the American perspective of certain matters but the rest of the world loves black people and our energy creativity
"Hey boy" is not bad. I say hey girl or use girl all the time. Example is "Girl, what are you doing tonight it's Friday?" If he calls you his homeboy that is good. Its saying that you are a friend.
Hello World i THINK what the poster meant was that IT IS slightly disrespectful to call a GROWN MAN a "boy". Yes, we do it on an informal level but its roots truly do stem from an EXTREMELY disrespectful place.
nflong1 when you call a group of guys "boys" it's definitely a sign of affection. As in, "I'm going to the bar with the boys". If you call an individual guy a "boy", I think it's a little less clear what the intention is.
Korean people are mostly nice n friendly. ..but when I'm with my husband who is African American, they always stare at us like...omg she is dating black guy?? No.....like this....
lol, you guys are all cute... MUAH!!! Koreans do have a lot of African (black brother and sister ) features like us. full lips, interesting nose, and the temperament at time.. and yes some of you guys can really dance
LA
They don't really have full lips.
Ogun Balogun lol, I am not speaking about these specific guys...as a whole.. . I have many Korean friends with nice full lips like our people of African decent. Research and tell if you see the majority has no lips or lips that resembles the caucasoid or ours.. let me know
Ogun Balogun Compared to white people, definitely they have full lips just saying.
Ogun Balogun I’ve seen many Asian people with full lips.
LA you do realize "black sister" in Korean is meant as a racist slur like the n word, right...
I really appreciate all these nice things they have to say about black people. It's nice receiving the love for a change. Kudos to you guys!
Догюю💕 я по нему скучала🌸
Wow it really Nice i love u guys
Very good guys 😍😍😍 wish them success
Funny story: im black, this FINE ASS Asian guy, who look like Jungkook from BTS (let that marinate) told my bestfriend, I was really pretty & had a crush on me.! I CHOKED ON MY WATER & dropped my phone. u would never think he'd like black girls. he never approached me B/c he thought I didn't like Asian guy's.. BRUHHH! we couldve been married w/kids right now smfh..I think there's Asians who really like black girls, & brown/dark skin but is scared of rejection, & what their family/society will think. To all my asian people , ALOT OF BLACK PEOPLE LOVE YALL TOO, DON'T be scared to approach us..=)
NuRi is so cute!!! Its great to see that people of African descent are welcomed in Korea
The guy in the middle does have nice lips.
Hello my Korean brothers.im a black man.i really love your admiration for us black people.its good to hear,we face alot of discrimination globally.i know it's because of jelousy from white people.alot of them want to be like us,in many ways,but it's God who made us this way,and since they can't be like us they hate us and block our progress.it make it difficult to be black in a world like this.i love being black it's awesome.i appreciate your appreciation for us Thank.long live Korea and Korean people
Excellent presentation and very funny
I lived in Korea for 4 months and had great experiences among Korean people. No racism at all. If you're a black person who is extra sensitive you may easily mistake their curiosity for racism.
They were doing good until the y said we can sing dance and play ball which is what I hear a lot when I watch vids like this, bottom line we need more communication to see beyond that old chestnut
anthony barlow at least it's positive......i can't say the same for us Black Korean mixed kids. I dunno if it's changed, but when I was coming up, and even now, with older folks....the disgust with us is REAL!!! I'm so glad my Mom chose to leave with my Dad and raise us with him in the States. I've heard some of the messed up shit that the kids do in school, and that grownups do to us. Which is so weird, because I don't hear about that with with and Korean kids......
charlene hughes-peseta
that's really sad
JALO LIONEL it is! It's like they pretend we don't exist....well until one of us becomes famous, then they want to claim us. But until then it's side eyes and fucked up behavior. So many blasian kids in Korea have really hard childhoods and many even commit suicide. It's really messed up.
anthony barlow But I can sing, dance and play ball.
Edit: I'm saying this ironically... I can do all of these well but I do get what you saying
anthony barlow: I agree with you brother. But I think it's because that image American culture projects onto black people. They're getting most their views through media, magazines, internet. Most never really known black people.
I love to feel appreciated thank you for having such a high opinion about us it means a lot ❤❤❤
I am a black Woman who loves this video and I love you guys♥️
This is a dope video. I feel as if there's no genuine meaness for the most part on either side, just a lack of understanding which is of course, ameliorated through interaction, which inevitable will bring people together as at the end of the day, we're all human first and foremost. We laugh, we cry, etc. You guys are doing the Lord's work, thank you.
Dongyu!!! aw))) You comeback! *happy*
This was entertaining and informative. Many times we take the media's spin on race relations due to fear of asking personally or just lack of people to ask. So this was nice to see thanks.
You guys are so sweet 💕💕💕
They seem so nice to us Black Folks 😪❤ love you guys
I found this video to be both fascinating and disturbing. There's something very off putting about hearing someone who doesn't have a lot of experience with black people construct blackness. I felt like an alien watching humans talk about aliens. What disturbs me more is the reaction to it by other black people in the comments. Which means that I might get some backlash. Okay.
To the guys in the video: Please take care to separate the culture from the person. Yes, sports, food, and music are big parts of black culture, but that doesn't mean that everyone who is black experiences and engages with that culture in the same way. You can appreciate aspects of cultural trends without using it to stereotype people. Positive stereotyping is still stereotyping and it should be resisted. People should not be thought of as superior or inferior because of their race, even if the distinction is in that race's favor (talking to the black people in the comment...oh boy). It's still bad. It's still dangerous. It still leads to things like fetishization and, consequently, dehumanization.
I don't want to attack these boys. I don't think that they are saying what they're saying to be malicious. Everyone stereotypes. Everyone has a similar issue to combat which is to treat everyone you meet like it is a new experience, because it is, and to not assume things about them. All of our views on race need to evolve. I don't want to attack other black people who are looking at this positively. It does feel nice to be praised instead of condemned for our race, especially because that doesn't happen very often. We do deserve to be uplifted after such a long period of oppression and hatred. We have to be careful, though, because if we accept this viewpoint that the black community is a monolith, then we open the door for others to view us as essentially something "other" and not human. Which is how you hear reports of other cultures who "love black people" but don't want them moving to their country or marrying their citizens.
They're so nice and genuine, I love all the positive things they said it truly connects us when we spread this love.
Ой какие люди появились на канале ,давно вас не было
Елена Мезенцева ну кроме парня с лева я его не видела ещё
Вообще оба были на канале...
Wow, these guys would be shocked and dismayed if they came to the U.S. and encountered the blacks here. They would change their opinion the first day.
Мне кажется что человек не зависит от цвета кожи и разница только в восприятии этого человека окружающими
I love this videos it’s a start in getting to understand culture differences. The stereotype of cultural differences has miss educated all of us from different points of view. We are all scared and nervous of each other because of what we do not understand. But I appreciate the good things that these young men say and adore of the black community just as much as I adore and respect their community. Thank you guys for making this video.
This made me laugh soo much very nice to watch people being postive about black people :) #single lool
I just want to be reassured if my experience in Korea will be no different in my hometown in America, France, Europe, or any other country because I am accepted. The image of my people has a residue or a stain from the past that is so hard to wipe away. I plan on moving or visiting for a period of time to Korea eventually. I just want to be A-okay
I as a black man enjoy Korean company. I have two korean friends.
As a black person. I have no idea how I feel about this video. And wtf is invoidableness lol you guys are too innocent
Yes, long hair can be incredibly helpful!;o Hahahah
This is dope. I think you guys are cool for doing this. Go get you some homies! Link Up !
3:04 a moment of silence...., RIP*🙏🏾😔
I am a black women and all my life people have always feared and hated my people just because of the colour of our skin and our height and all those horrible stereotypes, but when i watched this video i couldn't stop smiling i have never smiled this hard in my life, i loved the way they feel connected to us and happy when they see black people, honestly i love these guys they are so sweet. And its true a lot of Black people smile a lot including myself, and some people always think its weird that i am always happy , But i am just grateful to be alive and grateful to have the life i have and it makes me happy everyday and thats why i smile all the time :DDD
dear Korean Guys please don't be naive enough to think that South Korean aren't influenced by western imperialist racist culture... How many folks in S Korea get plastic surgery????
I absolutely love this video ❤️❤️ such a positive vibe and mad respect !! ❤️ I am a black women in the UK 🇬🇧 It’s reassuring to no that others have a positive views now days ! Thank you fore asking these kind of questions