Hehehe, so interesting why the two black people were disturbed about the braids. As far as I know, braiding is culturally appropriate. I am a Filipino and I can confirm it. ;-) Braiding is also common in the Philippines, not because Filipinos copy or adore the other race with braid culture, but because it is also part of our culture in the Philippines. I am a Filipino, and I have straight hair, as a kid, growing up my parents prefer to fix my hair in a braided way. I have a thick hair and it keeps falling down if the hair style is not tight, so braiding my hair is the best option to keep it manageable, especially during school hours that I'm away from my mom that could fix my hair if she's around. I learned from my mom how to braid. My mom learned it from her own mom. My ancestors did not learn it from other race/foreigners. I was more surprised when I tried to braid Black American Asian kid, and the reaction that I got from black relatives of this little girl was too much for me to take. Like, "Girl, you know how to braid?! What?!" with loud voice. In my head, "What was that reaction about?". I was like "Is this not common in the USA that almost everyone knows how to braid?" In the Philippines, a child knows how to braid at a young age, that's what I knew, based on my experience and the neighborhood I grew up. Even at school, when we have an event like dancing or singing, the option is to fix our hair during our performances are either braid or hair bun. Though braiding is more common for females to learn, not a lot of male can braid. Because in the Philippines, male students at a very young age up to college/university, they are required to have a clean cut/barber cut. They are not allowed to grow their hair while studying. My mom and her siblings, all have curly and kinky hair, I rarely see them braiding their hair, I think it's because though they know how to braid, they opt to do the easy hair fix (like hair bun, head/hair band, pigtail, ponytail, etc.). In the Philippines, if we think that we need our hair fixed all throughout the day and we do not have options such as hair net or we do not like other style, we'll choose braiding our hair tightly, so that we do not have to keep fixing our hair. My brothers and my husband have curly and kinky hair, but they don't opt to let their hair grow longer and braid it. They would rather have their hair trimmed every couple of months. It's more practical. Now, braiding hair is becoming more popular because of social media. A lot of people is consuming a lot of videos that they can relate with like having a curly/kinky hair. People can find a lot of styles of braiding, more than the info that transferred to them by their relatives/neighbors/friends.
Y are we even amazed, they are black american for a reason they always used the opressed card. We can only hear that line in that particular black community which is black american. Lol do u know that this black american cuture are also using other peoples culture which is the red necks.
im just wondering about the braids tho? cause here in the PH since we are a child we do it, our parents do that since its in our tradition. i leave it here "The practice of braiding hair is deeply rooted in different indigenous communities across the Philippines, with varying braid patterns depending on the specific ethnic group" educate me pleaseeee!
"varying braid patterns". Iba ang salapid/tirintas sa style nila. Kinokopya ninyo specifically ang style NILA parang magmukhang pareho sa kanila. Tapos nagprepretend pa kayo na normal ang ganitong hairstyle sa atin dahil tinirintas ka ng mama mo dati ng pigtails.
Vikings ang pinagmulan nyan indi rin sila.. Ganyan namn mga itim masyadong entitled may pa Black lives Matter pa kala mo sila dapat intindhin 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣.. @@AngryKittens
@@ryanisedino9381 Dahil lang may box braids ang Netflix na show na Vikings, hindi ibig sabihin may box braids ang totoong Norse people. LOL. I'm too tired to explain this again. Ang kapal ng mga mukha ninyo. Ginagaya nyo na nga ang music nila, inaangkin nyo pa pati hitsura nila, na may halong lait pa. Sukot.
@@AngryKittensbruh ang cuture shinishare yan hindi gini gate keep, alam mo ba yung culture ng black american na yan ay hindi din sakanila. Alam mo ba yung "Red necks" hiram lang din cultured nila jan. Ang hypocrite naman nila kung ginawa din nila yung ayaw nila. May pa ukraine ka pang nalalaman wala ka naman alam sa gera na yan.
Why do black people always this sensitive on everything? Cultural appropriation this you can't say this u can't do that!? Yes we all know your history and you are not the only ones who have been oppressed it happened everywhere in the world but the thing is the world moves on from the oppression expect for you guys.
We already practiced braiding in pre-colonial times. While some Filipinos might braid their hair out of cultural admiration for hip-hop, the Philippines also has its own braiding traditions. Braiding isn’t exclusive to dark-skinned indigenous Filipinos, like the Aetas and other Negrito groups, even other indigenous Filipino tribes practiced braiding. Many cultures worldwide have their own unique braiding traditions as well. I know the history of braiding in African cultures and have also read about history of braiding in Navajo, Norse, and Indian cultures. We all have our own traditions, and sometimes, even when we're on opposite ends of the world, it's surprising how similar some practices are. I hope we can learn more about other cultures so we can appreciate the shared practices around the world and not get offended without recognizing that others have similar traditions too.
@@AngryKittens What I'm trying to say is that the original commenter said that braiding has been a part of Filipino culture long before colonialism and I agree to that, pero there are different types of braiding styles. If you want to see braiding in PH visit Ayala Museum, NM of Anthropology, or Museo Ilocos Norte. Honestly I can't do all the research for you, you can do it yourself (well, if you really want to know). And kung yung braiding style na nasa video, Vikings had similar styles, including dreadlocks.
@@Amelia.00 Bakit ba ang hirap nyong paintindihin? Hindi braids IN GENERAL ang pinaguusapan natin dito. Mismo ang braids na style NILA. Na hindi sa atin, at lalong hindi sa Vikings. NO ONE ELSE had that same style. Kaya hindi natin pwedeng angkinin.
Too many people get offended by little things. Where is the idgaf attitude went? Its same with chicano sub culture in japan they idolizes it they want to dress, look and act like latinos, why get offended? Many pinoy idolizes black culture from music like jazz and hiphop and it look cool with black people, they want to look cool as well. Even gangs were copied in the 90s. Its already mentioned before, many culture has their own style of braiding its not exclusive for black people only.
May I recommend you watch another Filipino artist, a band of 4 very talented youths singing their original song Mundo on the Wish Bus with an amazing guitar solo to boot. I would love to hear your reactions to it. Thank you.
What's with the cultural appropriation of braiding? Those were started by Vikings and blacks copied them. They also dye their hair blond, but Nordics don't complain about cultural appropriation.
i hope they addressed the braiding hate, a simple google of 'filipino ancestors' or 'filipino braiding culture' would have educated them and stop the misinformation.
Talking about cultural appropriation while you dye your hair blond. 😂 The hypocrisy of this victim mentality. Like the world needs to adjust to your feelings. 😂😂😂😂
I miss the old times when people are not easily offended and just enjoy things, people are so onion skinned nowadays anything is offensive to them, its how you look at it, either you see it positively or negatively, not everything is an issue, cant even tell a joke nowadays without someone getting offended, grow-up that is the reality of life! You cant always expect people to be sensitive about you, people have too much shit to worry about other than your FEELINGS. It was suppose to be a nice video reaction about rap but I just got turned off with all this cultural appropriations thing and really ruin the good vibes.
May isang pinoy dito gingate keep ang hiphop culture daig pa ung babae sa vid e hahaha..dami dami o.g sa ny na hnd gingate keep ang hiphop tapos ikaw dito sa comsec mka gate keep kla mo itim hahaha..
@@JushSam Viking braids don't look like that. Neither are they imitating Vikings. It's pretty obvious who they're trying to look like. And that's cringe.
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i drop the video when the girl hattin on braids. it kills the vibe
She's clearly part of the "woke"
Hehehe, so interesting why the two black people were disturbed about the braids. As far as I know, braiding is culturally appropriate. I am a Filipino and I can confirm it. ;-)
Braiding is also common in the Philippines, not because Filipinos copy or adore the other race with braid culture, but because it is also part of our culture in the Philippines. I am a Filipino, and I have straight hair, as a kid, growing up my parents prefer to fix my hair in a braided way. I have a thick hair and it keeps falling down if the hair style is not tight, so braiding my hair is the best option to keep it manageable, especially during school hours that I'm away from my mom that could fix my hair if she's around. I learned from my mom how to braid. My mom learned it from her own mom. My ancestors did not learn it from other race/foreigners.
I was more surprised when I tried to braid Black American Asian kid, and the reaction that I got from black relatives of this little girl was too much for me to take. Like, "Girl, you know how to braid?! What?!" with loud voice. In my head, "What was that reaction about?". I was like "Is this not common in the USA that almost everyone knows how to braid?" In the Philippines, a child knows how to braid at a young age, that's what I knew, based on my experience and the neighborhood I grew up. Even at school, when we have an event like dancing or singing, the option is to fix our hair during our performances are either braid or hair bun. Though braiding is more common for females to learn, not a lot of male can braid. Because in the Philippines, male students at a very young age up to college/university, they are required to have a clean cut/barber cut. They are not allowed to grow their hair while studying.
My mom and her siblings, all have curly and kinky hair, I rarely see them braiding their hair, I think it's because though they know how to braid, they opt to do the easy hair fix (like hair bun, head/hair band, pigtail, ponytail, etc.). In the Philippines, if we think that we need our hair fixed all throughout the day and we do not have options such as hair net or we do not like other style, we'll choose braiding our hair tightly, so that we do not have to keep fixing our hair. My brothers and my husband have curly and kinky hair, but they don't opt to let their hair grow longer and braid it. They would rather have their hair trimmed every couple of months. It's more practical.
Now, braiding hair is becoming more popular because of social media. A lot of people is consuming a lot of videos that they can relate with like having a curly/kinky hair. People can find a lot of styles of braiding, more than the info that transferred to them by their relatives/neighbors/friends.
Y are we even amazed, they are black american for a reason they always used the opressed card. We can only hear that line in that particular black community which is black american. Lol do u know that this black american cuture are also using other peoples culture which is the red necks.
Braiding hair was not introduced by colonizers, but was a pre-colonial practice deeply rooted in different Filipino ethnic groups.
you should be proud people are wearing braids because they thought it's cool part of your culture. You don't have to gatekeep it in 2024
im just wondering about the braids tho? cause here in the PH since we are a child we do it, our parents do that since its in our tradition.
i leave it here "The practice of braiding hair is deeply rooted in different indigenous communities across the Philippines, with varying braid patterns depending on the specific ethnic group"
educate me pleaseeee!
"varying braid patterns". Iba ang salapid/tirintas sa style nila. Kinokopya ninyo specifically ang style NILA parang magmukhang pareho sa kanila. Tapos nagprepretend pa kayo na normal ang ganitong hairstyle sa atin dahil tinirintas ka ng mama mo dati ng pigtails.
Yeah, she's one of those ignorants that shout braids are exclusive for Africans.
Vikings ang pinagmulan nyan indi rin sila.. Ganyan namn mga itim masyadong entitled may pa Black lives Matter pa kala mo sila dapat intindhin 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣.. @@AngryKittens
@@ryanisedino9381 Dahil lang may box braids ang Netflix na show na Vikings, hindi ibig sabihin may box braids ang totoong Norse people. LOL.
I'm too tired to explain this again. Ang kapal ng mga mukha ninyo. Ginagaya nyo na nga ang music nila, inaangkin nyo pa pati hitsura nila, na may halong lait pa. Sukot.
@@AngryKittensbruh ang cuture shinishare yan hindi gini gate keep, alam mo ba yung culture ng black american na yan ay hindi din sakanila. Alam mo ba yung "Red necks" hiram lang din cultured nila jan. Ang hypocrite naman nila kung ginawa din nila yung ayaw nila. May pa ukraine ka pang nalalaman wala ka naman alam sa gera na yan.
Why do black people always this sensitive on everything? Cultural appropriation this you can't say this u can't do that!? Yes we all know your history and you are not the only ones who have been oppressed it happened everywhere in the world but the thing is the world moves on from the oppression expect for you guys.
So American black people really think braids is exclusive only for them 😂😂
Says the guy who copied the singing style that originated from them. Mahiya ka.
And that "appropriation" is a form of racism.
@@georgia-zw9fq So sila pa ngayon ang racist? Haha
for mentally ill wokes.. @@georgia-zw9fq
@@AngryKittensahh so bawal na gayahin sila?sila lang dapat nag ganun ng buhok at mag rap ganun ba un?
We already practiced braiding in pre-colonial times. While some Filipinos might braid their hair out of cultural admiration for hip-hop, the Philippines also has its own braiding traditions. Braiding isn’t exclusive to dark-skinned indigenous Filipinos, like the Aetas and other Negrito groups, even other indigenous Filipino tribes practiced braiding. Many cultures worldwide have their own unique braiding traditions as well.
I know the history of braiding in African cultures and have also read about history of braiding in Navajo, Norse, and Indian cultures. We all have our own traditions, and sometimes, even when we're on opposite ends of the world, it's surprising how similar some practices are. I hope we can learn more about other cultures so we can appreciate the shared practices around the world and not get offended without recognizing that others have similar traditions too.
Baseless claim. Sino ang mga grupo dito sa Pinas na may parehang hairstyle sa kanila. Enumerate mo.
Wala.
@@AngryKittens You do know that there are different kinds of braids, no?
@@Amelia.00 That's my point? LOL. Hindi pareho ang braids natin sa braids nila. So bakit nyo inaangkin ang sa kanila?
@@AngryKittens What I'm trying to say is that the original commenter said that braiding has been a part of Filipino culture long before colonialism and I agree to that, pero there are different types of braiding styles. If you want to see braiding in PH visit Ayala Museum, NM of Anthropology, or Museo Ilocos Norte. Honestly I can't do all the research for you, you can do it yourself (well, if you really want to know). And kung yung braiding style na nasa video, Vikings had similar styles, including dreadlocks.
@@Amelia.00 Bakit ba ang hirap nyong paintindihin? Hindi braids IN GENERAL ang pinaguusapan natin dito.
Mismo ang braids na style NILA. Na hindi sa atin, at lalong hindi sa Vikings.
NO ONE ELSE had that same style. Kaya hindi natin pwedeng angkinin.
She also needs to know why braids exist in ph espe it's also has history here in ph
Too many people get offended by little things. Where is the idgaf attitude went? Its same with chicano sub culture in japan they idolizes it they want to dress, look and act like latinos, why get offended? Many pinoy idolizes black culture from music like jazz and hiphop and it look cool with black people, they want to look cool as well. Even gangs were copied in the 90s. Its already mentioned before, many culture has their own style of braiding its not exclusive for black people only.
May I recommend you watch another Filipino artist, a band of 4 very talented youths singing their original song Mundo on the Wish Bus with an amazing guitar solo to boot. I would love to hear your reactions to it. Thank you.
Nice reaction
What's with the cultural appropriation of braiding? Those were started by Vikings and blacks copied them. They also dye their hair blond, but Nordics don't complain about cultural appropriation.
I was expecting flow g. He’s the king rap for now.
Being so affected by a hairstyle is so hilarious, so affected and for what? HAHAHAHA
i hope they addressed the braiding hate, a simple google of 'filipino ancestors' or 'filipino braiding culture' would have educated them and stop the misinformation.
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how about like gloc 9 upuan
Talking about cultural appropriation while you dye your hair blond. 😂 The hypocrisy of this victim mentality. Like the world needs to adjust to your feelings. 😂😂😂😂
More reaction to skusta clee
The girl acting like only black ppl can braids lol
Please react to LAPUK 2 and LAPUK 3
I miss the old times when people are not easily offended and just enjoy things, people are so onion skinned nowadays anything is offensive to them, its how you look at it, either you see it positively or negatively, not everything is an issue, cant even tell a joke nowadays without someone getting offended, grow-up that is the reality of life! You cant always expect people to be sensitive about you, people have too much shit to worry about other than your FEELINGS. It was suppose to be a nice video reaction about rap but I just got turned off with all this cultural appropriations thing and really ruin the good vibes.
Skusta clee is not a rapper flow g is the rapper ,maybe next time flow g
Ok lang . .
None of them are rappers. LOL. They're mumblers and autotuners.
Girl the blond hair gotta go. 😂
Oh no, you didnt. 😅😅
Girl needs to go, too much negativity in her comments! The vibe is not giving!
You own braids,beeetch?
May isang pinoy dito gingate keep ang hiphop culture daig pa ung babae sa vid e hahaha..dami dami o.g sa ny na hnd gingate keep ang hiphop tapos ikaw dito sa comsec mka gate keep kla mo itim hahaha..
Even as a Filipino, I agree completely with Luna. The braids on STRAIGHT hair just makes me cringe. It's so unnecessary, and borderline appropriation.
Lol they can do whatever they want in their styles and stop that behavior that's immature and st*pid
@@jomariebelen2374 The only immature behavior here is when rappers try to look black, when they're not.
@@AngryKittenssince when braids owns by the black culture vikings predated this sht bro and that lady just said what's her opinion
@@JushSam Viking braids don't look like that. Neither are they imitating Vikings. It's pretty obvious who they're trying to look like. And that's cringe.
@@JushSam What's next. Will you claim Vikings were rapping too?
Also, agree with Luna on it being "Tiktok rap". You should let them listen to real rap like maybe EZ Mil or something.