The Korean thing about being anti-black is very true. My sister lived in Korea for three years and she experienced people treating her differently not just because she was a tourist but also because she was black. I think a lot of it has to do with Asians having a very community-tight mindset where they build bonds with the people that look like them-also because for a while a lot of Asian countries banned immigration so they’re typically only used to seeing themselves around. She survived tho so I encourage y’all to go to Korea. 8:54
this sounds more like a xenophobic/cultural issue. I also noticed this with immigrants in general, I’m Ethiopian n my parents only go to Ethiopians for help and in general they have that stick with ur own mentality too
@@getachew. I would definitely say it’s racism with a hint of xenophobia, either way it’s not nice behavior. I think coming from an American perspective, we most likely always assume that a person who’s getting discriminated is on the basis of race but it differs from country to country so I see what you’re saying. My sister also traveled to Shanghai where people would come up and ask to touch her hair so…idk people are just interesting 😭
@@victoriagrace101 Yea Im from the states as well but i’ve been in aussie for awhile n my BF is Chinese and he says it’s mostly because of ppl liking to stick withthin their ethnic group. My situation it was either date a Ethiopian as the first priority or if you aren’t then white only bc it’s the most common n they r just used to white folks. both of our parents were confused but they didn’t care. The reason they probably wanted to touch her hair is most likely out of curiosity of not seeing many foreigners let alone someone from African descent. N True ppl are definitely interesting😭 I try to see things from other countries pov n not from a western lense since our history is vastly different from any country W/ race
I'm in an interracial relationship, my family white and hers black, and both of our families were over the moon when we all met. We love them, they love us, we do holidays together. Never once has either one of us experienced even an inkling of racism from either side of the family. Both of our families also already have had interracial couples going back a couple hundred years that we know of in our family trees (even during times where it was illegal in the U.S.). Skin color, ethnicity, culture...none of that has ever been a problem.
See this is the stuff I love to hear!!! We always have to link negative things with ANYTHING. It’s so refreshing to just hear people out their loving their fam and friends and just enjoying life
it's funny but Ryan just be saying whatever. "they" talk about the illness (covid) and now "they" push snickers on people. who is "they"? who says these are the same people? dude just be saying sh*t half the time with almost no connection
I'm a black woman engaged to a white man and neither of our families had a problem with it. So sad that these people had to experience such negativity.
Jamaican girl with a Chinese boyfriend,arrived in shenyang after a 16 hour flight, went to his parents house and he went in to greet them and i started hearing some commotion and I went in to see what was going on and he was arguing with his mother in Chinese and then she saw m coming in and his mother threw a flash light at me hit me right in the fucking dome😭. And she pushed me out of the house and was not going to allow me come in at all! We went to a hotel and stayed there the entire trip but my boyfriend was pretty upset because he used to be his mothers best friend but they no longer talk because of me. We’re expecting our first child now and we invited both his parents to L.A for our son’s birth and naming ceremony because both my parents were coming from Jamaica thought it was only fair for his to come thinking all that was in the past, but his mother cursed at us and told us to go to hell. We celebrated our son anyways but I’m pretty sure my boyfriend misses his parents.
That’s sad that color can really break nations apart. And people are still in denial! May you, your partner, and your baby prosper even as your souls prosper. I love that her hate didn’t cause a divide between you two. God bless you both and thank you for telling your story because your perspective has brought gratitude into my life and relationship.
I think part of the reason these guys don’t have a similar experience when thinking about how their parents would react with them bringing a different race home is because they are all mixed themselves so their parents would easily already be more open to it. It would be interesting to see how their parent’s experienced the situation with their own families in bringing another race home. Great video overall tho!
Oooh I wanna hear that, they should ask their parents, get the story, ask if they could share, and then share it with us in a video! I would watch that.
Interestingly, I’m also mixed, but my parents both prefer me to date their own race. It’s not a huge argument, but they definitely make it clear I can only date my mom’s or my dad’s race- nothing beyond that.
Most of time it’s out of hate, jealousy, or (believe it or not) love. Also this does have something to do with their lives. I support interracial couples as a Mexican/black, but I don’t like double standards, so to elaborate your argument is like saying not to vote on the president due to your vote being minuscule compared to millions of other people and thus seeming useless or a waste of time, but it has a big impact. Like Ryan said 2050 comes and most people will be interracial this will then affect their lives, they are just attacking the root not the branches but it still hurts the tree, if you get what I’m saying
It def stems from jealousy…and also moreover what I found out, ppl will hold back because their PARENTS or the way their family culture is may be against dating interracially
@@imanigordon6803 I think it's all races tbh. My parents were fine and just wanted to know that the guy would treat me right, but I have aunts/uncles that have made their disdain for other races clear behind closed doors but they'll be nice if they're speaking directly to the person.
@@thegoldthatglitters Black Americans engage in stereotyping as a black man I can acknowledge that but the thing is black Americans can acknowledge when are stereotyping is harmful or racist because we have that historical empathy. The other races I highly doubt the ignorance and racists in their groups have that level of self reflection.
I had a friend who liked this Indian guy and he finally told her they couldn't go further because she's black and his parents would disapprove which was sad for me to see her get upset. My ex was mixed(White & Jamaican) & I'm also mixed(AA, Caribbean-Danish) myself but was darker than him and I was nervous of meeting his mom because she was white, but I ended up loving her and she did as well. I don't mind dating other ethnicities of men because I tend to learn alot from them and just enjoy meeting people from different walks of life.
I'm Black (mixed) and i prefer white/hispanic woman. I live in Brazil so interracial relationships is a pretty common thing here, no one bats an eye. I actually think most of ppl here doesn't even know about the term 'interracial'☠️ The fact you can get judged for loving is so outrageous, ppl need to stop w this bs
Ye you see it depends which part of the world you live in or which household you in maybe you are ignorant of the concept interracial but I bet if you did some form of research you would discover it’s more of a problem than you think in your area.
10:53 I'm in an interracial relationship, my family is white and I've dated black and Hispanic people. Not sure if having racist parents is common, but it's not rare. My mom is totally fine w my interracial relationship, but my dad legit freaked out abt it n thinks it's "wrong" 😮💨 Makes it tough bc I can't even introduce my partner without him having a meltdown. Other than him, there are 2 other people in my family who have problems with my racial preferences, they're both very old. Everyone else in my family, especially the younger generations, fully support my choices n honestly don't give af about race. In my experience, its usually older generations that are racist. When the 2 other family members I'm talking about were young, interracial marriage wasn't even legal. And back in my dad's day it was extremely uncommon. I'm not giving them an excuse to be racist, there's no excuse for having such a terrible mindset and I hate that they're like that. I'm pointing out that's most likely the reason they feel that way, bc things were very different back then n it obviously had a negative effect on them, some of the older people at least.
Personally from what I've seen, parents from South/East Asian families are fine with interracial relationships as long as it's with a white person but never really with a black person. I have extended family members who are even married to white people, but I have yet to hear of anyone being in a relationship with someone who is black. And yeah, definitely a LOT of racism in these households.
I can't speak for traditional Asian families, but I dated a Chinese girl last year that never wanted to take me around her parents. We cut things short before we got to that point, but it really felt like she was almost hiding me or something. Felt a bit of second hand embarrassment from it. So this video kind of puts things into perspective for me
I had a Korean girlfriend once and I never seen her mother even once the 9 months we dated. She would always peak out the window when I was there to pick up my ex
I’m in an interracial relationship. I’m black (born and raised in England) and my partner he is half Indian and half English. His family weren’t necessarily racist but when visiting their hometown (a quiet town in England), I got a lot of stares from people. In my city (London) it’s pretty diverse and so we don’t get stares here. Just the odd comment that we are a cute couple. Most don’t comment on the race aspect but a few have.
Honestly as someone who's mom is jamaican and dad is Irish I feel like I got really lucky because both sides of my family love eachother. At the same time I'm dating a latina girl and she tells me that her aunts discriminate against people like me
as a white person it's so embarrassing when your family is racist to your potential partners, i brought a guy home who happened to be hispanic and one of the first things they asked him is if he was "legal"
@@user-hz4sd1zi9lSo glad my parents aren’t like this, even though they have their weird biases they know it’s inappropriate to do shit like that. I can’t say that for my bf’s friends tho or his family
I'm biracial, and i don't have a racial preference, but when it comes to Arab and East Asian families, it's known that they're anti black, and i personally couldn't be in a relationship where my partner's family is racist.
I'm Black and native american and I dated a chinese girl for 2 years and I loved every moment of it, we had our hardships but mostly was good. She never told her parents about me I dont think cause she wouldnt kow if they approved. She got to know some of my family members and they liked her. I think Interracial dating should def be normal by now to us and the younger generation. Also they said a lot of things I was already thinking about in the video so shout out to Noah, Ryan and Rob.
I'm 100% Ethiopian I moved to America when I was 3 years old and my parents are pretty traditional. They are in no way racist but I know they would like me to marry someone who is Ethiopian. It's like they have a ethnic preference for me. I know I wouldn't be the disowned or anything if I dated outside my ethnicity but there's definitely sent a pressure and I would definitely catch some slack from some family members back home.
Damnnnnn I'm 100% Kenyan my parents definitely traditional as well they be concerned about the race and the tribe I be dating ... they're more worried about the culture of others not worrying about their own ...we be chilling but damn
There’s nothing wrong with having a preference which is the case with your Ethiopian family. It’s only a problem when a family says derogatory things about other countries or races.
Strawberry park just made history for being the first RUclips channel that’s underrated and have members that are all biracial. That’s crazy. Let’s go LLS X ROB = Strawberry Park!! Yessirr!! Keep up the good work guys!
i´m not korean and im not saying that every korean person follows these standards but one of the Korean beauty standards is "pale skin" witch pretty much says it all.
I'm a 18 yr old Black man and I've only ever had 2 girlfriends, both of them being Hispanic. one is my ex from some years ago her mom liked me and didn't really mind me being black, as far as I remember she never even brought it up, she was accepting from the jump. And the second one me and her really aren't supposed to be talking because her mom doesn't like me, but we still talk. And I'm very grateful that even though her mom has a certain opinion on me, she still talks to me. Gotta lotta love for this one
I’m black I feel like staying on your own kind and culture feels good because I can relate with music, dances and have home cooked meals that is the same or different that I don’t have to look crazy for somebody else cooking for a different culture respectably. But it’s interesting of mix culture side of things but pure culture always seems easier because you don’t have to worry about too fit in on each side of the family. Which this video proves how they struggling to fit in with other types of cultures families.
It’s not horrible. It’s a cultural thing. I’m Indian and dating before marriage is prohibited and an actual sin. Even if I dated someone in my same race it’s not allowed to show off your relationship unless you are married. It’s frowned upon in the Indian community to have premarital relationship and it’s even worse to advertise it. My husband understand our culture and the first time he met my parents was when we got married and first time I posted him was when we were engaged and we got married the same week as our engagement
More power to you but I personally don't want to be in a relationship with someone who isn't ready for one. If your culture is telling you "no dating" and you're doing something else you need to figure out what you want in life before forcing your problems onto somebody else.
@@NoName-1239 did they say their family was Indian like yours? no. stop trying to undermine their experience when it is a simple race problem regardless of culture
In a interracial relationship here. I’m dating a mixed woman but more on the black side. I come from a Hispanic family. My parents aren’t disrespectful or rude towards her but they’ll at times believe certain stereotypes of black people that are pretty much racist. I’m not sure if it was easier to introduce her to the family because she’s mixed, but they’ve always said that I can date whoever I want. On my mother’s side though, they’re purely Mexican. Everyone was surprised to hear that I was dating a black woman. Either way, there wasn’t any major conflicts in the beginning stages. Anyways, good topic to make a video on. Keep up the good work guys 👍
After reading all these comments I have to a conclusion that all races hate specifically black people because of their colour. All I know is that God would always love me because he created me in his image and likeness.
Not a love relationship but I had a best friend in junior high who's parents were from Laos, they didn't even want us to be friends because I'm white. I went to her house in secret and ran away before her mom would come home, we were in the sports club together so we had the chance to spend time together at school. One day she came to school and told me her parents finally accepted our friendship and that from now on I was allowed to go to her house. Folks, don't give up, don't be discouraged and do your best to make it work. Take care 🙏
There’s definitely some family issues. i’m black, and I typically prefer white/hispanic women. I also live in the south. I dated a white woman for 3 years and her dad never met me once. I met everyone else in her family. ( including grandparents ) My family have never encouraged me to bring home a Black woman, they just want it to be a GOOD woman.
I remember this one time this girl who was Hispanic and white told me she didn’t think her parents would want us together. Then they told her to break up with me when we met them and I was respectful and kind to them.
i’m a muslim arab asian 15 year old boy and i’m with a lightskin half jamaican half english girl and i’ve hid her from my mum cuz ik her not being religious, not being my race jus would not work. She follows some rastafarian beliefs but not an abrahamic religion but yh to answer your guys question it’s peak but it still exists the stigma attached to mixed couples. Love the videos mandem.
@@aceadem7707 we ain’t even really dating like that brother but it’s more even if she learnt of Islam and believed in it for herself aside from me it would still not be allowed for us to marry further down the line i worded it poorly.
I'm native, and my boyfriend is from Nigeria. He has met most of my immediate family. But we've talked about introducing me to his family once we're married. His family is christian and has nothing but good intentions. In his culture though, you are supposed to ask for a blessing. Since we're in British Columbia (Canada), we think it's best to continue going to church together and keep praying for patience, kindness, and strength from the Lord. I know you guys aren't Christian but your honesty and jokes always make me laugh and come back for more. please keep up the good work:)
It's pretty much the same thing if your African. I'm Nigerian so my parents really want all their children to marry Nigerians. And because of tribes it even goes further where it should be Igbo as I'm Igbo. My parents though have warmed up to the idea that their children may marry out of the race. I believe with a lot of countries that are more traditional It's more so values. Some cultures have different ways in which they act and values they hold that at times It's seen as getting with another person outside this system may hurt the relationship. As they may not be able to understand or accommodate these values as well. It really depends some parents get more free as time progresses. It took my parents a while but they warmed up because we've been here for 15 years. I'm not speaking for all Africans but a vast majority of them do want their children to marry within the ethnicity if not the tribe.
i mean something you gotta remember is that america really is special in terms of being exposed to different races and cultures. countries like korea used to exclusively have koreans not that long ago so it’s not something most koreans are used to. as a korean american though i can say that even my parents have different opinions on the topic. my older dad isn’t as open about dating other races but my younger mom is completely fine with it. i find it hard to believe everytime i see it but there’s plenty of koreans who have never met or even spoken to a non-korean person. also korea’s relations aren’t too good with places like japan so maybe that also makes koreans want dating to be exclusive to koreans? not sure about that but in the end i do still believe korean parents have biases towards koreans when it comes to dating.
I’m hispanic and my parents always used to tell me to date someone that is also Hispanic because they would speak Spanish so they would understand them and I’m with an Asian and it took them a while to completely be okay with it as well as her parents
I’m black and in my early 20’s and I don’t believe in dating outside of race for practical reasons. So yes it is still common to not be okay with intersticial dating. You 3 are very uncommon
interracial relationship here im indian my GF is mexican Yea, I could say my parents were fairly just closed minded and just flat out racist about it, hers were actually fairly progressive nothing too too out of the ordinary. mines know about her and love her, and hers have come to like me as well, it is what i would say just more of a time thing especially as an Indian growing up you are told multiple times you are only allowed to marry other Indians. As most things there are adjusting periods, but in todays day most things are accepted
I’m in an interracial relationship, but I’m also mixed and my sister is also in an interracial relationship and was worried about introducing him to our grandmother and other family members on my dads side (Guyanese) bc almost everyone else is with someone thats brown, except my dad and there might’ve used to be problems with my mom but there aren’t anymore and so when my sister and I introduced our bfs to them it went so much better than we thought, idk about her bf but mine even got a hug from my grandmother and she was happy to meet him and said ofc to treat me right and all that, and my sisters bf’s family got along well with all our relatives which was surprising Idk how it was for my parents or my half sisters mom when she was with my dad but at least for me and my siblings, my family has been really great One cousin has issues within her family regarding her parents feelings about her interracial relationship she was in but that’s their own thing going on
I can't speak as a asian but as a black guy this one Filipino girl I was talking to stood me up to get back with her toxic boyfriend because he was also Filipino and was approved by her mom, but at the sane time her mom wouldn't let him in the house, and she herself doesn't let him be alone with any of her friends because she thinks he gonna cheat. Idk a lot of her friends have told me it's just because she only wants to date asians
Yes, this is still happening. My family is Mexican. They are from Durango. My son's father, well my son's grandparents on his dad's side. They were from El Salvador, and before you ask 'No it's no the same thing. Two completely different places. Anyways, we don't get along because of that. They even lied to my son's father and told them I was cheating. When his dad would be with me. They always have me ugly looks and didn't talk to me. Or they'd be cursing me out or call me a Puta pera all the time 🤷♀️ let's just say they got what they wanted 😮💨😒😔
My moms white and my dads black and he said he thought i’d end up with a white girl or sum 😭 idrc bc as long as my girl loves Jesus she can love me. But he be pushing for us (me and my brothers) to not marry white girls just because his experience, my mom wouldn’t care if I married a white girl. But if I brought home a white girl I’d be nervous to bring her to my dad and his side of the family because of how they view my mom. My mom is half spanish so I think if I brought home black girl i’d be a bit embarrassed to show the girl my mom only because I say I’m mixed but showing my mom always brings up comments from people - I love my mom tho. If I was to bring home a spanish girl I think would be the best of both worlds from my parents perspective 😭
I’m black(18yo) and have a very traditional family from Mississippi. Even throughout my high school experience I’d be judged for dating/liking white girls or any other race that wasn’t black. Just wanted to say that it’s still very much a thing and I and many others feel pressured to date only black or my family won’t accept me or her. I remember scrambling to try and find a black girl to take to homecoming so my family wouldn’t look down on me when we lived in a place with more white/latina girls
Parents wanting there children to have a partner of the same race is definitely still a thing. My first real girlfriend was white and when I told my mom the first thing she asked was is she black and would make comments while on the phone with my aunties who would also ask the same first question. It was the same with my current gf who is Hispanic and the first thing my mom and aunties say when I tell them is “Ik she not black” as of there’s a problem
My Korean mother in law HATED me, not only did her son move to America to be with me But I also was White. like it was so bad she stopped talking to him until his dad told her to get over it. (There's still a bit of bad blood between us but I just hope she treats our kids like she would if they were fully Korean) (Also his grandma cried (Not out of joy) because our kids were going to be mixed) my parents/family Didn't give a fuck..... There's Multiple Mixed race couples in my family and I had only ever dated None white guys so it wasn't surprising to anyone that I didn't end up with the same race
with me (being black) and my bf (him being indian), unfortunately we did have to take that into consideration despite wanting to believe especially in this day and age that race wouldn't be the main focus or issues.
i’m 100% congolese and so is my 24 year old sister. my sister dated a ghanian man for 5 years and my mom tried to sabotage their relationship the entire time because she wants us to marry a congolese man only. she promised to not be in her children’s lives, to not show up to the wedding, the list goes on. it doesn’t even matter if you’re black. if you’re not congolese she won’t like u. my dad doesn’t care about interracial dating but he doesn’t have a mind of his own so whatever my mom says goes. i’m talking to a ghanian man as well and i’m never introducing him to my mom lol
So my mom is a sort of traditional half korean mom and yes it is somewhat true about them wanting their kids to date a korean person. But it is most of the time the first born child. Its mostly yeah older folks and more modern korean families accept everyone.
My dad is Swedish and my mum is African American. My dad faced some resistance from my mum's family but they warmed up to him pretty quickly. My dad's family were all open arms. My great-grandad apparently didn't even clock that she wasn't white until after they were married (she's pretty dark so no ambiguity). Saying that, Northern Ireland is like 97% white so I'm just seen as a black dude and so while my parents don't care either way (would be hypocritical of them to do so anyways) they obviously expect me to be in some sort of interracial couple just because of statistics
My grandma on my dad’s side is racist she tells me and my sisters all the time our kids won’t have any culture if we date outside of our race or that we can’t bring our significant other to any family function if she’s there cause she won’t let him in. I honestly just ignore her because my dad was married to my mom and some point and she’s biracial
I’m a Hispanic dude who has a preference for mixed and black women, I’d date some of these girls who lived in the hood and would get really weird looks, I took this one girl out to a Jamaican place and I was asking the cashier a question about the menu not even looking at this dude and he asked me what I said to him which I replied nothing and the whole time we were in that restaurant it was pretty uncomfortable with all these dudes eyeing me like I’m doing something to them be going out with an attractive black girl, what made it really uncomfortable was we were in the hood so I was watching my shoulder when we were walking out of there. Given that most blacks and Hispanics get along in the US this type of thing didn’t really happen much to me, but when it did it got uncomfortable fast
My great grandparents were interracial which I’m proud of..within my family there’s a lot of mixtures. My older siblings both are in interracial marriages . Based on a few things I know my oldest sister has dealt with racism when going out with her husband. My other sister not so much..but maybe because times have slightly changed. However I do have some friends from other races that have mentioned to me how their parents are so I’m not really welcomed over ..I unfortunately know some cultures still are old fashion. I don’t blame them since they grew up in a brainwashed society. I just hope more of them open up , since at the end of the day we’re all human. If someone who was against a different race and needed a life altering surgery, but only could be provided a organ from someone of a different race. I’m sure it wouldn’t matter.
Korean Beauty standard is to be fair and perfect. Being Fair = Beautiful. My korean friends was joking saying that if you look ugly or bit a dark skinned , they should forget about jobs idk. They have high beauty standards. (Please do correct if I'm wrong , sorry If it was offensive)
I think for black parents it’s about preserving black beauty and showing black woman love, I don’t completely believe in how they handle sometimes but I get it
What are you talking about?!? Black parents are literally the only ones who don’t care. Sometimes the daughters are discouraged from dating out but overall, black seem to be the only ones that don’t want to preserve anything
@@froyokid Nigga please. I’ve NEVER in my life heard of black chicks getting told not to date out by their families. Damn sure hear about black boys being told they better not bring a white girl home from state to state.
I think for me I have Taiwanese parents and my dad is not as racist as my mom and I think it’s because my dad went to high school and college in California. My mom on the other hand moved here when she was about 50 so she tends to lean toward the stereotypical beliefs about black and Indians.
11:03 - fr. my gen. were the gen who first began to see or be exposed to ALL the ppl of the Earth Im thirty-sumn: my parents didn't have access to computers like we did. So really your network was the ppl around you, so that's where your knowledge or information about the world came from. B4 the net n pc's, u had to hop on a jet n THEN you'd get exposed to the wider world - n not many ppl cud hv afforded that. dam...wat a life... so really wateva my gen's parents were told by their parents formed their world-view. wow.
I’m black, She’s white. We started dating our senior year (17 years old) , at a 95% white school. The school was chill We been dating for 3 years and it’s a strong relationship, we’re from South Louisiana, so it’s a lot of nice people here but I wasn’t expecting her family to be so welcoming bc you know how America and specifically the South can be.. But they are really awesome people, from the minute I met them they’ve made me feel like family. I think I have found a unicorn situation and it’s been a smoother 3 years than I could have imagined and her and I are looking forward to our future together!!
My parents (black)are open and ok with my boyfriend who is white. My dad loves him and it was the biggest moment of my life. I asked my dad if he likes james and he said he had no problems because he was a very respectful man. He said as long as i am happy he doesn’t care
I love these type of videos because the each have their own perspective and agree/disagree on it and have a point each time the jokes come into the play and they make it sound serious but also fun to watch them react and talk !.❤🎉🤣
We from different culture often prefer to date or even marry the person within our culture because they will be more understanding and some kind of respectful toward our culture. Like there could be something that can come across as weird to the other culture but then we don’t have to explain if dating a person within that culture
From most of the Asians I dated, the parents and older family members be the ones that are straight up openly racist. They are ok with interracial dating if you’re complexion is lighter than theirs, otherwise you’re probably not seeing anyone from the fam/ gonna last long
Pretty much all Asian countries (not all the people though) are anti-black. If you compare the American Star Wars Force Awakens poster to the Chinese one, you can see that John Boyega (a black man who plays Finn) is shrunk and somewhat hidden behind other characters, while in the American one he is one of the biggest things on the poster. There are also a lot of articles that talk about this.
Rob's the type of guy to call his mom before he goes to sleep so she can tell him a bedtime story.
best one so far
Nha his mom comes over every night to tuck him in and kiss him goodnight
I love how everyone just roasts rob for no reason lol
@@brianayala9419 😂on every video its hilarious
I love this one so much. What made everyone do this?
The Korean thing about being anti-black is very true. My sister lived in Korea for three years and she experienced people treating her differently not just because she was a tourist but also because she was black. I think a lot of it has to do with Asians having a very community-tight mindset where they build bonds with the people that look like them-also because for a while a lot of Asian countries banned immigration so they’re typically only used to seeing themselves around. She survived tho so I encourage y’all to go to Korea. 8:54
As an Asian, vietnamese. Things you said are true 🤘🏻
this sounds more like a xenophobic/cultural issue. I also noticed this with immigrants in general, I’m Ethiopian n my parents only go to Ethiopians for help and in general they have that stick with ur own mentality too
@@getachew. I would definitely say it’s racism with a hint of xenophobia, either way it’s not nice behavior. I think coming from an American perspective, we most likely always assume that a person who’s getting discriminated is on the basis of race but it differs from country to country so I see what you’re saying. My sister also traveled to Shanghai where people would come up and ask to touch her hair so…idk people are just interesting 😭
@@victoriagrace101 Yea Im from the states as well but i’ve been in aussie for awhile n my BF is Chinese and he says it’s mostly because of ppl liking to stick withthin their ethnic group. My situation it was either date a Ethiopian as the first priority or if you aren’t then white only bc it’s the most common n they r just used to white folks. both of our parents were confused but they didn’t care. The reason they probably wanted to touch her hair is most likely out of curiosity of not seeing many foreigners let alone someone from African descent. N True ppl are definitely interesting😭 I try to see things from other countries pov n not from a western lense since our history is vastly different from any country W/ race
Bro said "she survived I encouraged you to go"☠️ mf what that don't make me want to go LMAFOOOOOO
I'm in an interracial relationship, my family white and hers black, and both of our families were over the moon when we all met. We love them, they love us, we do holidays together. Never once has either one of us experienced even an inkling of racism from either side of the family. Both of our families also already have had interracial couples going back a couple hundred years that we know of in our family trees (even during times where it was illegal in the U.S.). Skin color, ethnicity, culture...none of that has ever been a problem.
3:42 bros dreams face reveal
w family
See this is the stuff I love to hear!!! We always have to link negative things with ANYTHING. It’s so refreshing to just hear people out their loving their fam and friends and just enjoying life
them having a whole five minute discussion about snickers was the highlight of my day! rob and noah looking rlly good in this video 😮💨
it's funny but Ryan just be saying whatever. "they" talk about the illness (covid) and now "they" push snickers on people. who is "they"? who says these are the same people? dude just be saying sh*t half the time with almost no connection
frrrrrrr😭
Facts
Ikr. They are so fine for what
damn wbt my boy ryan 🫤
I'm a black woman engaged to a white man and neither of our families had a problem with it. So sad that these people had to experience such negativity.
Rob is the type of guy to jump into someone's arms when he gets scared
Yes keep these going 👌🏾
Bro what did rob do
Scooby Doo esc
@@PurrfectNight06 no
@@pablorojas4398 no to your no
Jamaican girl with a Chinese boyfriend,arrived in shenyang after a 16 hour flight, went to his parents house and he went in to greet them and i started hearing some commotion and I went in to see what was going on and he was arguing with his mother in Chinese and then she saw m coming in and his mother threw a flash light at me hit me right in the fucking dome😭. And she pushed me out of the house and was not going to allow me come in at all! We went to a hotel and stayed there the entire trip but my boyfriend was pretty upset because he used to be his mothers best friend but they no longer talk because of me. We’re expecting our first child now and we invited both his parents to L.A for our son’s birth and naming ceremony because both my parents were coming from Jamaica thought it was only fair for his to come thinking all that was in the past, but his mother cursed at us and told us to go to hell. We celebrated our son anyways but I’m pretty sure my boyfriend misses his parents.
Damn can’t imagine your child not knowing half his family because they hate his skin
That's has to be so tough... I'm so sorry y'all have to deal with that
Wtf
Girl I’m Jamaican too. Share yuh ig mi fawse 😂
That’s sad that color can really break nations apart. And people are still in denial!
May you, your partner, and your baby prosper even as your souls prosper.
I love that her hate didn’t cause a divide between you two. God bless you both and thank you for telling your story because your perspective has brought gratitude into my life and relationship.
I think part of the reason these guys don’t have a similar experience when thinking about how their parents would react with them bringing a different race home is because they are all mixed themselves so their parents would easily already be more open to it. It would be interesting to see how their parent’s experienced the situation with their own families in bringing another race home. Great video overall tho!
couldn't be more right LOl
Oooh I wanna hear that, they should ask their parents, get the story, ask if they could share, and then share it with us in a video! I would watch that.
Interestingly, I’m also mixed, but my parents both prefer me to date their own race. It’s not a huge argument, but they definitely make it clear I can only date my mom’s or my dad’s race- nothing beyond that.
I mean those couples looks so cute I don`t understand that people get so angry over something that has nothing to do with their life
Most of time it’s out of hate, jealousy, or (believe it or not) love. Also this does have something to do with their lives. I support interracial couples as a Mexican/black, but I don’t like double standards, so to elaborate your argument is like saying not to vote on the president due to your vote being minuscule compared to millions of other people and thus seeming useless or a waste of time, but it has a big impact. Like Ryan said 2050 comes and most people will be interracial this will then affect their lives, they are just attacking the root not the branches but it still hurts the tree, if you get what I’m saying
It def stems from jealousy…and also moreover what I found out, ppl will hold back because their PARENTS or the way their family culture is may be against dating interracially
That half white half Samoan dude who's into black women is basically Noah 😂😅
for real 😂
Noah doesn’t like black girl s
😂😂😂
I have Arabic parents and they do be saying some racist shit sometimes, but they would never say it in public or to the person's face
I'm convinced that most older parents are like this - they have their feelings behind closed doors but wouldn't say it to the person's face.
@@thegoldthatglittersnah not black folks just the rest especially Indians, Arabs, and Asians very anti black it’s nuts.
@@thegoldthatglitters not black African parents tbh
@@imanigordon6803 I think it's all races tbh. My parents were fine and just wanted to know that the guy would treat me right, but I have aunts/uncles that have made their disdain for other races clear behind closed doors but they'll be nice if they're speaking directly to the person.
@@thegoldthatglitters Black Americans engage in stereotyping as a black man I can acknowledge that but the thing is black Americans can acknowledge when are stereotyping is harmful or racist because we have that historical empathy. The other races I highly doubt the ignorance and racists in their groups have that level of self reflection.
Ryan, Noah and Rob. Idk if you've seen this but I've been a fan of LLS for 4 years, love you guys!
4 year gang
they ain’t gon mess wit you lil bro
@@jorbemesis1157 I’m a girl xx
@@leavemealone4012 bro mess w me
8 years 💪
I had a friend who liked this Indian guy and he finally told her they couldn't go further because she's black and his parents would disapprove which was sad for me to see her get upset. My ex was mixed(White & Jamaican) & I'm also mixed(AA, Caribbean-Danish) myself but was darker than him and I was nervous of meeting his mom because she was white, but I ended up loving her and she did as well. I don't mind dating other ethnicities of men because I tend to learn alot from them and just enjoy meeting people from different walks of life.
I'm Black (mixed) and i prefer white/hispanic woman. I live in Brazil so interracial relationships is a pretty common thing here, no one bats an eye. I actually think most of ppl here doesn't even know about the term 'interracial'☠️ The fact you can get judged for loving is so outrageous, ppl need to stop w this bs
No one asked
@@gaiaflamekeeper3183 stfu y do u have to be so rude for no reason
@@gaiaflamekeeper3183 you gringo so your opnion is invalid
Ye you see it depends which part of the world you live in or which household you in maybe you are ignorant of the concept interracial but I bet if you did some form of research you would discover it’s more of a problem than you think in your area.
It’s only bad bc most mixed mfs love the snow and not the black queens
10:53 I'm in an interracial relationship, my family is white and I've dated black and Hispanic people. Not sure if having racist parents is common, but it's not rare. My mom is totally fine w my interracial relationship, but my dad legit freaked out abt it n thinks it's "wrong" 😮💨 Makes it tough bc I can't even introduce my partner without him having a meltdown. Other than him, there are 2 other people in my family who have problems with my racial preferences, they're both very old. Everyone else in my family, especially the younger generations, fully support my choices n honestly don't give af about race. In my experience, its usually older generations that are racist. When the 2 other family members I'm talking about were young, interracial marriage wasn't even legal. And back in my dad's day it was extremely uncommon. I'm not giving them an excuse to be racist, there's no excuse for having such a terrible mindset and I hate that they're like that. I'm pointing out that's most likely the reason they feel that way, bc things were very different back then n it obviously had a negative effect on them, some of the older people at least.
Personally from what I've seen, parents from South/East Asian families are fine with interracial relationships as long as it's with a white person but never really with a black person. I have extended family members who are even married to white people, but I have yet to hear of anyone being in a relationship with someone who is black. And yeah, definitely a LOT of racism in these households.
I can't speak for traditional Asian families, but I dated a Chinese girl last year that never wanted to take me around her parents. We cut things short before we got to that point, but it really felt like she was almost hiding me or something. Felt a bit of second hand embarrassment from it. So this video kind of puts things into perspective for me
should’ve grew up knowing this im 16 with this knowledge
not alot of races respect african american race/culture
Nah her parents ain’t racist. She was playing you and simply didn’t her parents to hear and ask questions.
@@isabelmartinez6851nah Asian parents are mad racist
As a young man living in china, I can feel u bro
I had a Korean girlfriend once and I never seen her mother even once the 9 months we dated. She would always peak out the window when I was there to pick up my ex
Wake up and break up
@@PhuSuHuynh bruh
I’m in an interracial relationship. I’m black (born and raised in England) and my partner he is half Indian and half English. His family weren’t necessarily racist but when visiting their hometown (a quiet town in England), I got a lot of stares from people. In my city (London) it’s pretty diverse and so we don’t get stares here. Just the odd comment that we are a cute couple. Most don’t comment on the race aspect but a few have.
Honestly as someone who's mom is jamaican and dad is Irish I feel like I got really lucky because both sides of my family love eachother. At the same time I'm dating a latina girl and she tells me that her aunts discriminate against people like me
And I guess you're light skin and not even black? Wow that's crazy
@@Whopcap lightskin is black...
I'm fully Jamaican and I'm lightskin, I get called white but it's still black
If his mom is Jamaican and dad is Irish, then he’s biracial or mixed. Not black
Bros went from talking about interracial couples to talking about snacks 😂😂🤣. Y’all are the best.
as a white person it's so embarrassing when your family is racist to your potential partners, i brought a guy home who happened to be hispanic and one of the first things they asked him is if he was "legal"
Lmaoooo that’s wild
@@user-hz4sd1zi9lSo glad my parents aren’t like this, even though they have their weird biases they know it’s inappropriate to do shit like that. I can’t say that for my bf’s friends tho or his family
I'm biracial, and i don't have a racial preference, but when it comes to Arab and East Asian families, it's known that they're anti black, and i personally couldn't be in a relationship where my partner's family is racist.
Facts
Y'all are really the realest RUclipsrs tbh😍
I'm Black and native american and I dated a chinese girl for 2 years and I loved every moment of it, we had our hardships but mostly was good. She never told her parents about me I dont think cause she wouldnt kow if they approved. She got to know some of my family members and they liked her. I think Interracial dating should def be normal by now to us and the younger generation. Also they said a lot of things I was already thinking about in the video so shout out to Noah, Ryan and Rob.
Ew wtf. That chinese girl is mentally ill because she dated you. Disgusting
I'm 100% Ethiopian I moved to America when I was 3 years old and my parents are pretty traditional. They are in no way racist but I know they would like me to marry someone who is Ethiopian. It's like they have a ethnic preference for me. I know I wouldn't be the disowned or anything if I dated outside my ethnicity but there's definitely sent a pressure and I would definitely catch some slack from some family members back home.
This is literally me too lol
Damnnnnn I'm 100% Kenyan my parents definitely traditional as well they be concerned about the race and the tribe I be dating ... they're more worried about the culture of others not worrying about their own ...we be chilling but damn
@@4muskerteers895Africans are even anti black and tribalism is high
@@4muskerteers895 as someone with Kenyan parents this hit close to home
There’s nothing wrong with having a preference which is the case with your Ethiopian family.
It’s only a problem when a family says derogatory things about other countries or races.
Strawberry park just made history for being the first RUclips channel that’s underrated and have members that are all biracial. That’s crazy. Let’s go LLS X ROB = Strawberry Park!! Yessirr!! Keep up the good work guys!
i´m not korean and im not saying that every korean person follows these standards but one of the Korean beauty standards is "pale skin" witch pretty much says it all.
Very racist in Korea wouldnt advise black folks to live there long term
I'm a 18 yr old Black man and I've only ever had 2 girlfriends, both of them being Hispanic. one is my ex from some years ago her mom liked me and didn't really mind me being black, as far as I remember she never even brought it up, she was accepting from the jump. And the second one me and her really aren't supposed to be talking because her mom doesn't like me, but we still talk. And I'm very grateful that even though her mom has a certain opinion on me, she still talks to me. Gotta lotta love for this one
I love how they go on a whole rant about the Snickers commercial before jumping into the video. 😂
I’m black I feel like staying on your own kind and culture feels good because I can relate with music, dances and have home cooked meals that is the same or different that I don’t have to look crazy for somebody else cooking for a different culture respectably. But it’s interesting of mix culture side of things but pure culture always seems easier because you don’t have to worry about too fit in on each side of the family. Which this video proves how they struggling to fit in with other types of cultures families.
My ex hid me from her parents for 3 years... I'm never dating a person who hides me again regardless of race. It's a horrible feeling
It’s not horrible. It’s a cultural thing. I’m Indian and dating before marriage is prohibited and an actual sin. Even if I dated someone in my same race it’s not allowed to show off your relationship unless you are married. It’s frowned upon in the Indian community to have premarital relationship and it’s even worse to advertise it. My husband understand our culture and the first time he met my parents was when we got married and first time I posted him was when we were engaged and we got married the same week as our engagement
More power to you but I personally don't want to be in a relationship with someone who isn't ready for one. If your culture is telling you "no dating" and you're doing something else you need to figure out what you want in life before forcing your problems onto somebody else.
@@NoName-1239 did they say their family was Indian like yours? no. stop trying to undermine their experience when it is a simple race problem regardless of culture
Traditional asians: “Stop Asian hate”
Also traditional asians: “you bring home black boy? Don’t come home no more 😠”
Those hates are mostly from black people 🫵🏻💀 the stop asian hate are literally meant stop black people from attacking elderly asians people
@@PhuSuHuynh delusional
@@crystalxchi8576 nah, it’s facts. Most of those crimes happened are literally from black people
@@PhuSuHuynh bro what?… 🤣
@@crystalxchi8576 tf is yo sayin? 😭
In a interracial relationship here. I’m dating a mixed woman but more on the black side. I come from a Hispanic family. My parents aren’t disrespectful or rude towards her but they’ll at times believe certain stereotypes of black people that are pretty much racist. I’m not sure if it was easier to introduce her to the family because she’s mixed, but they’ve always said that I can date whoever I want. On my mother’s side though, they’re purely Mexican. Everyone was surprised to hear that I was dating a black woman. Either way, there wasn’t any major conflicts in the beginning stages. Anyways, good topic to make a video on. Keep up the good work guys 👍
Seems like it’s always the other race that’s anti black 😂 it’s kind of sad especially for the black person in these relationships…
After reading all these comments I have to a conclusion that all races hate specifically black people because of their colour. All I know is that God would always love me because he created me in his image and likeness.
Not a love relationship but I had a best friend in junior high who's parents were from Laos, they didn't even want us to be friends because I'm white. I went to her house in secret and ran away before her mom would come home, we were in the sports club together so we had the chance to spend time together at school. One day she came to school and told me her parents finally accepted our friendship and that from now on I was allowed to go to her house. Folks, don't give up, don't be discouraged and do your best to make it work. Take care 🙏
There’s definitely some family issues. i’m black, and I typically prefer white/hispanic women. I also live in the south. I dated a white woman for 3 years and her dad never met me once. I met everyone else in her family. ( including grandparents ) My family have never encouraged me to bring home a Black woman, they just want it to be a GOOD woman.
Seems like your family is accepting and the partners side doesn’t
Self-hating is so real in this world
I've given up on black people
Lemme guess you wouldn't date a darkskinned
From a white man yall gotta lowkey stop stealing our women though as no black women wants a white guy. Yall get all the bitches. It's crazy.
Did your partner make an effort for your dad to be more welcoming? Or did she just try for a bit and then say it doesn’t matter?
Her dad*
Nothing but love for these guys, doing my day every fucking day, what a bless to have videos everyday
Hello Manuel. Have you been trying to stop cussing?
@@user-lc7wz7hj8f 😬
@@user-lc7wz7hj8f fr that was unnecessary
rob the type of guy when the waiter serves his food and goes enjoy he says you too
I remember this one time this girl who was Hispanic and white told me she didn’t think her parents would want us together. Then they told her to break up with me when we met them and I was respectful and kind to them.
i’m a muslim arab asian 15 year old boy and i’m with a lightskin half jamaican half english girl and i’ve hid her from my mum cuz ik her not being religious, not being my race jus would not work. She follows some rastafarian beliefs but not an abrahamic religion but yh to answer your guys question it’s peak but it still exists the stigma attached to mixed couples. Love the videos mandem.
brother dating is haram, i think your parents are more worried about that.
@@aceadem7707 we ain’t even really dating like that brother but it’s more even if she learnt of Islam and believed in it for herself aside from me it would still not be allowed for us to marry further down the line i worded it poorly.
@@abdipressups4115 if your just trying to educate her about Islam that's calm, as long as your not socializing and free mixing.
NOAH SAYING ABA IS HILARIOUS LMFAOOOOOO
@@pluguette his looks is what they are referring
you guys are amazing. Love you guys. Happy holidays. Keep putting out the good vibes.
I'm native, and my boyfriend is from Nigeria. He has met most of my immediate family. But we've talked about introducing me to his family once we're married. His family is christian and has nothing but good intentions. In his culture though, you are supposed to ask for a blessing. Since we're in British Columbia (Canada), we think it's best to continue going to church together and keep praying for patience, kindness, and strength from the Lord. I know you guys aren't Christian but your honesty and jokes always make me laugh and come back for more. please keep up the good work:)
I've never said "Facts" for any another channel as much as I do this one
Fr
Facts facts facts
Lies lies lies
i like how they go on talks about something completely different from the video and just share opinions about that
It's pretty much the same thing if your African. I'm Nigerian so my parents really want all their children to marry Nigerians. And because of tribes it even goes further where it should be Igbo as I'm Igbo. My parents though have warmed up to the idea that their children may marry out of the race. I believe with a lot of countries that are more traditional It's more so values. Some cultures have different ways in which they act and values they hold that at times It's seen as getting with another person outside this system may hurt the relationship. As they may not be able to understand or accommodate these values as well. It really depends some parents get more free as time progresses. It took my parents a while but they warmed up because we've been here for 15 years. I'm not speaking for all Africans but a vast majority of them do want their children to marry within the ethnicity if not the tribe.
i mean something you gotta remember is that america really is special in terms of being exposed to different races and cultures. countries like korea used to exclusively have koreans not that long ago so it’s not something most koreans are used to. as a korean american though i can say that even my parents have different opinions on the topic. my older dad isn’t as open about dating other races but my younger mom is completely fine with it. i find it hard to believe everytime i see it but there’s plenty of koreans who have never met or even spoken to a non-korean person. also korea’s relations aren’t too good with places like japan so maybe that also makes koreans want dating to be exclusive to koreans? not sure about that but in the end i do still believe korean parents have biases towards koreans when it comes to dating.
I’m hispanic and my parents always used to tell me to date someone that is also Hispanic because they would speak Spanish so they would understand them and I’m with an Asian and it took them a while to completely be okay with it as well as her parents
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I’m black and in my early 20’s and I don’t believe in dating outside of race for practical reasons. So yes it is still common to not be okay with intersticial dating. You 3 are very uncommon
that blasian couple cute af no 🧢
Hell no bruh, fking disgusting
@dubstepjunkie9584😂
interracial relationship here im indian my GF is mexican
Yea, I could say my parents were fairly just closed minded and just flat out racist about it, hers were actually fairly progressive nothing too too out of the ordinary. mines know about her and love her, and hers have come to like me as well, it is what i would say just more of a time thing especially as an Indian growing up you are told multiple times you are only allowed to marry other Indians. As most things there are adjusting periods, but in todays day most things are accepted
Still ponderimg on how rhino was class president since 2015 yall came so far tbh big up yall 3🎉
I’m in an interracial relationship, but I’m also mixed and my sister is also in an interracial relationship and was worried about introducing him to our grandmother and other family members on my dads side (Guyanese) bc almost everyone else is with someone thats brown, except my dad and there might’ve used to be problems with my mom but there aren’t anymore and so when my sister and I introduced our bfs to them it went so much better than we thought, idk about her bf but mine even got a hug from my grandmother and she was happy to meet him and said ofc to treat me right and all that, and my sisters bf’s family got along well with all our relatives which was surprising
Idk how it was for my parents or my half sisters mom when she was with my dad but at least for me and my siblings, my family has been really great
One cousin has issues within her family regarding her parents feelings about her interracial relationship she was in but that’s their own thing going on
yk its a good day when they post
I can't speak as a asian but as a black guy this one Filipino girl I was talking to stood me up to get back with her toxic boyfriend because he was also Filipino and was approved by her mom, but at the sane time her mom wouldn't let him in the house, and she herself doesn't let him be alone with any of her friends because she thinks he gonna cheat. Idk a lot of her friends have told me it's just because she only wants to date asians
Yes, this is still happening. My family is Mexican. They are from Durango. My son's father, well my son's grandparents on his dad's side. They were from El Salvador, and before you ask 'No it's no the same thing. Two completely different places. Anyways, we don't get along because of that. They even lied to my son's father and told them I was cheating. When his dad would be with me. They always have me ugly looks and didn't talk to me. Or they'd be cursing me out or call me a Puta pera all the time 🤷♀️ let's just say they got what they wanted 😮💨😒😔
My moms white and my dads black and he said he thought i’d end up with a white girl or sum 😭 idrc bc as long as my girl loves Jesus she can love me. But he be pushing for us (me and my brothers) to not marry white girls just because his experience, my mom wouldn’t care if I married a white girl. But if I brought home a white girl I’d be nervous to bring her to my dad and his side of the family because of how they view my mom. My mom is half spanish so I think if I brought home black girl i’d be a bit embarrassed to show the girl my mom only because I say I’m mixed but showing my mom always brings up comments from people - I love my mom tho. If I was to bring home a spanish girl I think would be the best of both worlds from my parents perspective 😭
I’m black(18yo) and have a very traditional family from Mississippi. Even throughout my high school experience I’d be judged for dating/liking white girls or any other race that wasn’t black. Just wanted to say that it’s still very much a thing and I and many others feel pressured to date only black or my family won’t accept me or her.
I remember scrambling to try and find a black girl to take to homecoming so my family wouldn’t look down on me when we lived in a place with more white/latina girls
We heard you mate, point taken. Isn’t this like your 5th comment saying the same thing??!
@@umutoni1657 this is my only comment
@@calebdaniels1231I don’t think you’d be disowned or nothing for dating another race but the other way around is more common
@@imanigordon6803 other way?
@@calebdaniels1231 the white or Asian or Arab person would be disowned for dating you.
the new hoodies look fire, cozy and simple
It’ll never die as long as people keep it alive, you know who you are.
Parents wanting there children to have a partner of the same race is definitely still a thing. My first real girlfriend was white and when I told my mom the first thing she asked was is she black and would make comments while on the phone with my aunties who would also ask the same first question. It was the same with my current gf who is Hispanic and the first thing my mom and aunties say when I tell them is “Ik she not black” as of there’s a problem
My Korean mother in law HATED me, not only did her son move to America to be with me But I also was White. like it was so bad she stopped talking to him until his dad told her to get over it. (There's still a bit of bad blood between us but I just hope she treats our kids like she would if they were fully Korean) (Also his grandma cried (Not out of joy) because our kids were going to be mixed)
my parents/family Didn't give a fuck..... There's Multiple Mixed race couples in my family and I had only ever dated None white guys so it wasn't surprising to anyone that I didn't end up with the same race
with me (being black) and my bf (him being indian), unfortunately we did have to take that into consideration despite wanting to believe especially in this day and age that race wouldn't be the main focus or issues.
i’m 100% congolese and so is my 24 year old sister. my sister dated a ghanian man for 5 years and my mom tried to sabotage their relationship the entire time because she wants us to marry a congolese man only. she promised to not be in her children’s lives, to not show up to the wedding, the list goes on. it doesn’t even matter if you’re black. if you’re not congolese she won’t like u. my dad doesn’t care about interracial dating but he doesn’t have a mind of his own so whatever my mom says goes. i’m talking to a ghanian man as well and i’m never introducing him to my mom lol
Sometimes it goes even beyond nationality, with them wanting you to marry someone in the same tribe
@@G0_D_Usopp yup. my mom married outside of her tribe tho so she wouldn’t care if her kids did the same
The last part Noah was talking about from a biracial person I agree it really is lit to have different cultures mix🇪🇬🇨🇴
So my mom is a sort of traditional half korean mom and yes it is somewhat true about them wanting their kids to date a korean person. But it is most of the time the first born child. Its mostly yeah older folks and more modern korean families accept everyone.
My dad is Swedish and my mum is African American. My dad faced some resistance from my mum's family but they warmed up to him pretty quickly. My dad's family were all open arms. My great-grandad apparently didn't even clock that she wasn't white until after they were married (she's pretty dark so no ambiguity). Saying that, Northern Ireland is like 97% white so I'm just seen as a black dude and so while my parents don't care either way (would be hypocritical of them to do so anyways) they obviously expect me to be in some sort of interracial couple just because of statistics
My grandma on my dad’s side is racist she tells me and my sisters all the time our kids won’t have any culture if we date outside of our race or that we can’t bring our significant other to any family function if she’s there cause she won’t let him in. I honestly just ignore her because my dad was married to my mom and some point and she’s biracial
I’m a Hispanic dude who has a preference for mixed and black women, I’d date some of these girls who lived in the hood and would get really weird looks, I took this one girl out to a Jamaican place and I was asking the cashier a question about the menu not even looking at this dude and he asked me what I said to him which I replied nothing and the whole time we were in that restaurant it was pretty uncomfortable with all these dudes eyeing me like I’m doing something to them be going out with an attractive black girl, what made it really uncomfortable was we were in the hood so I was watching my shoulder when we were walking out of there.
Given that most blacks and Hispanics get along in the US this type of thing didn’t really happen much to me, but when it did it got uncomfortable fast
Rob is the type of person to say we got bigger fish to fry
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I’m like rob 😭I said that today
My great grandparents were interracial which I’m proud of..within my family there’s a lot of mixtures. My older siblings both are in interracial marriages . Based on a few things I know my oldest sister has dealt with racism when going out with her husband. My other sister not so much..but maybe because times have slightly changed. However I do have some friends from other races that have mentioned to me how their parents are so I’m not really welcomed over ..I unfortunately know some cultures still are old fashion. I don’t blame them since they grew up in a brainwashed society. I just hope more of them open up , since at the end of the day we’re all human. If someone who was against a different race and needed a life altering surgery, but only could be provided a organ from someone of a different race. I’m sure it wouldn’t matter.
Korean Beauty standard is to be fair and perfect. Being Fair = Beautiful. My korean friends was joking saying that if you look ugly or bit a dark skinned , they should forget about jobs idk. They have high beauty standards.
(Please do correct if I'm wrong , sorry If it was offensive)
Dark ones are usually have a low income while the extremely pale ones are highly payed
YALL NEEDA PUT YO INTRO IN EVERY VID THAT SHI HARD 🔥🔥
I love how they sidetrack topics so much/easily 😂
love these reaction videos man
I'm black. My Chinese and Vietnamese friends have definitely told me about their families being anti black
Yup don’t talk to their grandparents 😂
I’m anti black and white
They should start a podcast ngl
that thing about ''asian people eating loud '' is a way of showing gratefulness for the meal. based honestly
I think for black parents it’s about preserving black beauty and showing black woman love, I don’t completely believe in how they handle sometimes but I get it
We don’t even be racist like that 😂 even when we are we recognize it and feel bad
What are you talking about?!? Black parents are literally the only ones who don’t care. Sometimes the daughters are discouraged from dating out but overall, black seem to be the only ones that don’t want to preserve anything
Kinda racist idk. Sounds like some keep the white blood pure type beat but black.
I'm from Cameroon and i dont think anyone really cares
lol no they don’t
@@froyokid Nigga please. I’ve NEVER in my life heard of black chicks getting told not to date out by their families. Damn sure hear about black boys being told they better not bring a white girl home from state to state.
5:07 its mostly because more interracial relationships exist outside the US, but are rarely talked about. It's usually met with some sort of hate
I think for me I have Taiwanese parents and my dad is not as racist as my mom and I think it’s because my dad went to high school and college in California. My mom on the other hand moved here when she was about 50 so she tends to lean toward the stereotypical beliefs about black and Indians.
11:03 - fr. my gen. were the gen who first began to see or be exposed to ALL the ppl of the Earth Im thirty-sumn: my parents didn't have access to computers like we did. So really your network was the ppl around you, so that's where your knowledge or information about the world came from. B4 the net n pc's, u had to hop on a jet n THEN you'd get exposed to the wider world - n not many ppl cud hv afforded that. dam...wat a life... so really wateva my gen's parents were told by their parents formed their world-view. wow.
I’m black, She’s white. We started dating our senior year (17 years old) , at a 95% white school. The school was chill We been dating for 3 years and it’s a strong relationship, we’re from South Louisiana, so it’s a lot of nice people here but I wasn’t expecting her family to be so welcoming bc you know how America and specifically the South can be.. But they are really awesome people, from the minute I met them they’ve made me feel like family. I think I have found a unicorn situation and it’s been a smoother 3 years than I could have imagined and her and I are looking forward to our future together!!
My parents (black)are open and ok with my boyfriend who is white. My dad loves him and it was the biggest moment of my life. I asked my dad if he likes james and he said he had no problems because he was a very respectful man. He said as long as i am happy he doesn’t care
a moment of silence for rob's hair, good times...
realest channel on youtube
This is a certified hood classic 🙏🏻❤
How??
@@pranavkottur9031 don't ask no questions just enjoy it
I love these type of videos because the each have their own perspective and agree/disagree on it and have a point each time the jokes come into the play and they make it sound serious but also fun to watch them react and talk !.❤🎉🤣
"If it ain't us, then who? If it ain't now, then when?"
Rob is my KING
AYYY THE OC SHOUTOUT💯💯💯🦾🦾🦾🦾
Rhino is the group leader for sure
We from different culture often prefer to date or even marry the person within our culture because they will be more understanding and some kind of respectful toward our culture. Like there could be something that can come across as weird to the other culture but then we don’t have to explain if dating a person within that culture
From most of the Asians I dated, the parents and older family members be the ones that are straight up openly racist. They are ok with interracial dating if you’re complexion is lighter than theirs, otherwise you’re probably not seeing anyone from the fam/ gonna last long
Loveliveserve just speaks facts love their videos
Rob the type of guy to rub his stomach when he eats good food
Banger educational video 🔥
I've heard that about Korean racism infact asian racism as a whole. I've heard the Chinese even have their own N Word
Pretty much all Asian countries (not all the people though) are anti-black. If you compare the American Star Wars Force Awakens poster to the Chinese one, you can see that John Boyega (a black man who plays Finn) is shrunk and somewhat hidden behind other characters, while in the American one he is one of the biggest things on the poster. There are also a lot of articles that talk about this.
Ryan is definitely an OC guy. It's a lot more laid back, nothing too wild, lots of diversity, decent food