@@edithdlp8045I don't know if it's because I'm an introvert as well or because I'm German, or if it's just me, but I find this kind of small talk pointless. I see that it makes sense to start with light, small-talk-like topics when you initiate a conversation, say, at a party. (Not that I'm particularly good with that, being an introvert I suck at chatting up folks.) But having and exchange about essentially nothing in an elevator, knowing you won't see the person anymore, is different. There's nothing wrong with a polite greeting, of course, but why would you want to make a remark about the weather or other pointless stuff?
@Liam Miller until you learn china government can delete you if you oppose them. Tell me a chinese celebrity who openly express hate on china while still having a good career
@Liam Miller I think you should read the commentary behind it. I'm glad he admitted his faults and mistakes in Never Grow Up, though context always matters. We are quick to blame the person who wholeheartedly admits fault, but never questioned the story behind it
America was a genuinely nice place a few decades ago. Now politics and culture wars is making everyone angry. I think your politicians are kinda responsible for a lot of it.
Actually, Chan speaks Cantonese, Mandarin, English, German, Korean, Japanese, Spanish, and Thai. How many languages are you capable of holding a conversation with ease?
@@MoustaphaBenchideh I know Swedish, English, Finnish, Japanese, German and Spanish. But what tf does that have to do with anything? This isn't a question of how many languages Jackie or anyone else knows.
Try kneeling down, rubbing your heel or ankle and fake an expression of either slight pain or agitation. Ppl might talk to you if they think you’re in pain, but looking annoyed at something def deters small talk 😂
I'm guessing u mean he's great at being an introvert because this is a introvert tactic. I took ur comment as saying he's great at doing what introverts are doing not that he's an introvert. Cuz its pretty obvious he's not one. I mean he's to comfortable talking in front of people to be that.
A few seconds before he explained about when he first came to the US, he didn’t know anything English words, he couldn’t even order food in the restaurant so he practiced the night before so he could order breakfast. He got to the restaurant and pretended to read the menu but all he could say were Bacons, eggs, toast and milk then the waitress asked him how would you like your eggs? He didn’t understand and to avoid the conversation he said no eggs 😂
When I first came to the USA, I had an interaction with an American for the first time inside an airport elevator. She was an old lady, she asked me where I was from, I said the Philippines. I don't remember the conversation fully because I was a kid and I was nervous mostly being in a new country and all but at the end, I remember her saying "welcome to Florida" and all my fears went away because it reminded me of the hospitality of my country.
I understand him. As a foreigner in another country currently, people are friendly but it's so tiring to keep answering the same questions by everyone and being stared at also. You can only answer where you're from so many thousands of times, and then when they don't know the place try and explain where it is. It's beyond mentally tiring, it's soul tiring.
💯 💜 To each comment here....even as an American I think it's really tiring ... because we live in a every man for urself type world ...so why is it important or does it matter where I come from ?? ....I don't get it...I truly don't ....
@@hypeknuckles113 People like to know because maybe they have a connection with that place too and would find it enjoyable for both of you to share your experiences of that place. I think we should appreciate people like that. Makes this crazy world a little nicer place to live in.
@@jamescourtney2318 let ur ears and body take u there.....seems polite but no thank u....I'll pass on the offer ...and I was tying my shoe ...don't bother me ....
Hi, my name is Michael Wei, from China, born and raised in New York, United States of America. I am a doctor. I would love to know more about you I hope you don't mind my friend
@@frencusmcguire8547 hmm we had one already in Noahs ark story and what didnt work i doubt it would make matters better we need a friggin time machine the 70s 80s 90s were better
Funny thing is Jackie is pretty extroverted himself but his serious language barriers often make him come across as introverted due to not being able to reply them eloquently lol.
@@Yoongi-iu3nx ممم يحكي عن موقفٍ تعرض له عندما كان في (الولايات المتحدة)، حيث كان في المصعد وسأله أحدهم من أين أنت، فرد قائلًا: هونج كونج، فمكث الآميركي يمدح هونج كونج وبلا بلا بلا....ومن حينها عندما كان أحدهم معه في المصعد مجددًا أخفى وجهه وتظاهر بأنه يربط رباط حذائه😂❤.
@@thetaikonaut8397 Dude Ig they might be lil shy in the first encounter, then they startle u with their undisputed sense of humor ✌️, This is according to what I've witnessed, Ty for replying btw!
am actually fluent in english, but being an introvert and having social anxiety made me speak the same way as him 😅 stuttering nervously most of the time and struggles looking for words to say
That’s just social anxiety. You can be a social introvert. I think you should work on it. It’s a game changer. And you can still be an introvert and stay to yourself in personal spaces.
Jackie Chan obviously speaks much better english now, but even then it must be difficult to do a majority of your films in Chinese, and then suddenly find yourself in the American market with blockbuster hits, it must have been a very sudden change of pace for him.
So, I moved from NYC to Florida and felt cultural shock like this lol. In NYC you don't acknowledge others. If someone has their earbuds in, they don't wanna be bothered. Florida, I'm taking the bus to work and ppl kept trying to engage in conversation and sit next to me. I then started wearing earbuds in hopes to ignore them and these ppl would legit tap me on the shoulder and sign for me to take them out so they could ask me how I'm doing and where I'm heading.
This is a whole fact!! From NYC as well, I would always ask, "who me, you know me, huh I don't think I know you" 😂 Takes some getting used to now I'm the weirdo going back to NY speaking lol
Jackie Chan was so cute and adorable. I like his action movies, especially the one that he and three other young ladies, one of them is European, went on an adventure and at the end they all survived but had to walk a long way on a vast sandy desert. He was so funny, gentle with the ladies, skillful with martial arts, and did his own stunts. He was so amazing and talented and very humorous. Lovely actor.
I swear Avoiding is a universal language to all Introverts. It crosses all colors, cultures, backgrounds. And we can all bond over it like we bond over Love and Music... but we also can't. Coz we're all Avoiding eachother LOL.
I seem to recall Jackie telling a story about how, when he didn't know much English, he memorized those words so he could order breakfast by himself. So I don't think she just pulled that out of nowhere.
Americans really do greet strangers randomly that I find it strange myself. 😂 Sometimes I'm not in the mood to socialize and I may come off as rude to them when I ignore them
That completely threw me off. Maybe she meant that if you started saying random breakfast items people would think you don't speak English and avoid talking?
@@JonatasAdoM I think she meant when you encounter someone, you can try talking to yourself or act like you’re pondering something and people will see that you’re busy and won’t bother you. For example, saying the items off your grocery list.
A young Jackie chan. Honestly I still think he's as cute as he was back then as he is now. I love Jackie Chan he's awesome he's adorable I want to take him home with me and I want to just talk to him and give him a great big hug.
@@mypraystation8566 He will be alive today and dead tomorrow. That's how quickly life moves and there wont be anyone like him. He is already 68, it isnt an unsual thought to have.
That is part of another question in same interview, when Jackie first arrived in usa, he practiced to how to order food in english. And my english just like Jackie also.
@@TheJazzy1980 dweller of the south here. I’ll save you the trouble- ppl aren’t tht much nicer here in reality. In fact the rudeness ppl display with regards to “elevator etiquette” on a daily basis is something that regularly pisses me off lol. I have to use them multiple times a day & I can confirm ppl are shitty regardless of what region you visit or live in.
Hi, my name is Michael Wei, from China, born and raised in New York, United States of America. I am a doctor. I would love to know more about you I hope you don't mind my friend
He's not, he cheated on his wife and and had a kid with the other woman. His daughter from that relationship is homeless now and even her mother abandoned her because she's gay. He knows all this and doesn't care at all.
I am from India and I can relate, when people are too polite it feels uncomfortable, like just go dude, don't hold the door open for me😂 we are not rude, you guys are too polite
He should come to France, especially Paris no one says hi or talk to strangers, even if you say hi they start to be suspuscious of you asking for something and they just run away or pretend to don't hear you or see you, no need to tie your shoes lol. I am French and that really baffled me when I lived in Paris.
It’s funny that people always talk bad about Americans but we really are polite to foreigners. Obviously bad areas are bad areas if you go to those places but if your on vacation here, you don’t have to worry about someone trying to overcharge you, your not gonna get kidnapped and resorts are always extremely helpful and try there best to accommodate
Getting insulted instead of getting mugged isn’t being nice,it’s nicer in comparison only. Plus the same stuff can happen in the US so it’s not like safety is guaranteed.
Depends where you're from; here in the Midwest everyone is painfully polite. In the south they're friendly but laid back. Northeast people are really aggressive and rude by comparison
@@thomasbrown3793 I live in the South. But not super far from Atlanta. It‘s definitely pretty friendly in comparison to obvious immigrants from the Northeast. Usually
Omg!!! This is me😅 always pretending doing something just to avoid conversation. I’m an Asian and I’m not used the way Americans do ask how’s your day etc.
Your comment only shows your ignorance. It was a bit she was playing off of because earlier he told her he had to practice how to order food when he didn't know English. Knowledge is strength and assumptions make you a fool.
@@jakejutras5420 dang. Found you, fellow kindred soul. Jokes aside, how does one survive when like the majority of people around you are presumptuous? When not being a fool (steering away from assumptions, gossip bla bla) is conflated with being 'wannabe intellectual' or stuckup? Sorry for any inconvenience but ig sometimes it gets too much and I'm griping about this to you lol
@@beshooketh9333 no worries man, you aren't a bother at all. You just have to keep your head high, correct false assumptions where you find them, and not care about whether peoples feelings get hurt.
@@jakejutras5420 Hey man! It took me awhile to get my thoughts straight so I could reply to you. Truthfully, I agree 2/3 with you. It's just the matter of not caring about others' feelings that's tripping me up In the past, I'd have straight up agreed with you, cuz I dig your vibes and people-pleasing has been a major part of the 'old me.' Allow me to explain, (I don't intend to correct your assumption btw haha. Just giving my perspective) I totally get the idea of being strong and not being influenced by others' feelings. In a way, it's necessary otherwise we can lose the drive to help others see differently or to correct blatantly false assumptions (like ahem someone up there lol). But to me, at this stage, this prescription seems like trampling over others' feelings. Like, why does correcting someone have to intentionally hurt them? And that seems too abusive/narcissistic/etc to me. Well, that's my personal fear, given I've been living on the other side of the spectrum: giving others' feelings WAY too much importance, yk? And ik firsthand what that entails (emotional manipulation, guilt-tripping, being taken advantage of, feeling like a ykw if someone's disappointed etc are so so real). So 💯% I don't advocate giving others' feelings sm importance either! Maybe you'll think I'm silly or whatever, however I'm terrified of becoming the people I resent, of becoming a 'bully' from the former 'victim with a chip on the shoulder.' I'm sick of not speaking up (out of fear of the others' reactions based on past xp of doing so etc) and that only adds to my lack of self-worth but sometimes I do want to speak up (but the backlash makes me retreat like a turtle 🐢). Hope this makes sense Like, ik not everyone is evil or has ill intent, but most people do, unfortunately, like this Karen lmao. And while some people ARE nice and not crazy entitled (in enforcing their usually distorted truth), isn't it undeniable that most people WILL walk over you, if you let them (aka if you don't push back) and then blame you for it? Maybe they're not entirely wrong haha Anyway, I'm doing my best to keep my head up high. To get back up is what matters anyway, yeah? And I hope I can balance b/w valuing people's feelings (perhaps for a start, of those people I do value? Rather than every Karen, Ken and rando) yet being assertive enough to speak up when I feel necessary Anyway, you seem like an intelligent person (indeed a rarity on this side of yt lmao). I usually don't converse like this but idk, why not? What are your thoughts on this?
Living through the 90s and 2000s, I remember this. That’s how he used to talk about the time he came here but his English improved a lot since then. Back in the early 80s he spoke no English at all and relied mostly on translators on movie sets, similar to me but I’m not an actor 😄
Introverts be like:
Facts bruh, facts
yep
I fell you😂🥲
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHHAHAHA.. True. Will do everything just to avoid talking to people l
Yeah! 😌
"Hi, how was your morning?"
"Bacon, eggs toast" 😂
In today's language: BET. 😄
@@tyangchizzle what?
@@goldpharaoh6976 Acronym for Bacon, Eggs, Toast.
@@tyangchizzle lol
@@tyangchizzle Huey freeman didn't go on a hunger strike for this
"Hey arent you that famous comedy action actor?"
- Bacon, Eggs, Toast, Milk
Lol
Notorious B.I.T.M
No, I am you
American breakfast
@@josephclay7315 B.E.T.M
As an introvert, I find this relatable.
Everyone thinks I am mad but I am an introvert. I don't enjoy small talk but it seems I attract small talkers. 😂
@@edithdlp8045I don't know if it's because I'm an introvert as well or because I'm German, or if it's just me, but I find this kind of small talk pointless.
I see that it makes sense to start with light, small-talk-like topics when you initiate a conversation, say, at a party. (Not that I'm particularly good with that, being an introvert I suck at chatting up folks.)
But having and exchange about essentially nothing in an elevator, knowing you won't see the person anymore, is different. There's nothing wrong with a polite greeting, of course, but why would you want to make a remark about the weather or other pointless stuff?
True! But Jacky Chan is actually an extrovert … I guess it was due to his language skill back then, and most Asian do not small talk with strangers.
American people are polite biggest joke i ever heard from celebrity to avoid getting cancel 😂
@@WhatName007This is an old ass interview to talk about getting cancelled
Jackie Chan is one of those rare people I just can't help but like.
@Liam Miller until you learn china government can delete you if you oppose them. Tell me a chinese celebrity who openly express hate on china while still having a good career
@Liam Miller as if you're not for your country and the government?
@Liam Miller political alignments don't determine who someone is personally and morally
@Liam Miller I heard the opposite of what you mentioned
@Liam Miller I think you should read the commentary behind it. I'm glad he admitted his faults and mistakes in Never Grow Up, though context always matters. We are quick to blame the person who wholeheartedly admits fault, but never questioned the story behind it
“Where are you from?”
“Bacon, Eggs, Toast, Milk”
That's I was thinking. Why is nobody talking about this. 💀
Fatistan
@@CosmosJack fatistan is a great country I have been there for once
🤣
@Maliya Gray 2 It annoyed me so much that ironically I am glad nobody did
Jackie is meeting way nicer Americans than me lol.
no it's just that chinese people are very rude
Lol that's because it was 30 years ago
@@flipturnsandbutterfly u guys probably live in a wagie sh*thole thats y
America was a genuinely nice place a few decades ago. Now politics and culture wars is making everyone angry. I think your politicians are kinda responsible for a lot of it.
@@ryanvacation7319 it's definitely a combination of politicians and social media.
I love it when people don't know English very well but still somehow speak fluently because they're just not afraid to try and communicate
That makes no sense.
They're not fluent then. They can just at a conversational level.
@@KamalasNotLikeUsI think they mean they don't know all of the language, but the words they _do_ know are spoken fluently.
Actually, Chan speaks Cantonese, Mandarin, English, German, Korean, Japanese, Spanish, and Thai.
How many languages are you capable of holding a conversation with ease?
@@MoustaphaBenchideh
I know Swedish, English, Finnish, Japanese, German and Spanish. But what tf does that have to do with anything?
This isn't a question of how many languages Jackie or anyone else knows.
Me who knows full english but still behaves this way
Probably cuz ur an introvert
@@shaili4014 Lol Jackie Chan is deadass extrovert.
@@cybersecurity3905 not because of introvert or extrovert, in that time Jackie cant speak English fluently
ZOROOOOO
- Luffy
Not me who has severe agoraphobia and crippling social anxiety
me pretending to tie shoes
also me: * is wearing flip flops * 💀
😝
Try kneeling down, rubbing your heel or ankle and fake an expression of either slight pain or agitation. Ppl might talk to you if they think you’re in pain, but looking annoyed at something def deters small talk 😂
You can go on your phone then.
iF you will someone _fLOPPED_ that moment 🦶👋🌝🦶🕳️ 🚪
@@TheWelchProductions
me pretending to laugh swiping memes on phone
also me: * is holding a juice box * 💀
He’s basically like: _they’re very polite, but no thank you._
Edit: please don't take this comment seriously.
It’s a cultural thing. In Asia what is polite here may be too intrusive and rude and Vice versa.
Basically you're saying he's rude. As asian, i can say we are very shy people because of our English pronunciation
It's cultural thing. Depends on the society we live in. But most of the time, it's something in the family culture and around it
@@ot7stan207 I’ve been around the culture enough to know as I'm asian myself
@@JoeJA_958 Yeah, I get that, but it was just a mere joke not meant to be put in a way
He can immediately tell that shes the kind of person he loves to avoid 😂
lmao
😂
🤣
Not only Jackie Chan is great at fighting, he’s also great at being an introvert 😂
It’s not that he was introverted. The story was back when he didn’t speak and understand much of the language. 😂
He is not an introvert g he couldnt speak english
I'm guessing u mean he's great at being an introvert because this is a introvert tactic. I took ur comment as saying he's great at doing what introverts are doing not that he's an introvert. Cuz its pretty obvious he's not one. I mean he's to comfortable talking in front of people to be that.
Think you need to go back to school 😆
Chick fil a
A few seconds before he explained about when he first came to the US, he didn’t know anything English words, he couldn’t even order food in the restaurant so he practiced the night before so he could order breakfast. He got to the restaurant and pretended to read the menu but all he could say were Bacons, eggs, toast and milk then the waitress asked him how would you like your eggs? He didn’t understand and to avoid the conversation he said no eggs 😂
People should learn the language of the land or atleast English before going anywhere.
@@shahan484 bruh not everyone got the resources
@@lonewolflolol8182 then why travel to a foreign unknown land? This is just common sense.
@@shahan484because maybe yk....he's a famous Chinese actor and Martial artist so traveling to America for work is normal? But that's just a thought
@@shahan484 That should've been obvious. He's there for work.
* Elevator opens *
"Where are you from?"
"North Korea"
"oh! North Korea is ni-"
@@esmondgoh3112 is a nuke place
North Korea ah ah nice place ah sh people are good friendly ah ha
LMAAO
North korea，surprise mthrfker
The good old days when people were polite with manners.
Goes to tie his shoes
American: “what kind of knot you tying there?”
"Knot tying to have a conversation here"
@@skaionex I mean, depending on where you live, yeah, it can be, really.
@@angelousmortis8041 huh? I'm very confused by this response.
@@skaionex Pardon, I'm a tad visually dyslexic and could have sworn that your comment said "Knot tying is a conversation here".
@@angelousmortis8041 oh haha. All good
I never thought I’d call Jackie Chan cute but holy shit that’s cute
Jackie Chan was always cute
@@samuraijosh1595 damn u right
DON'T CALL ME CUTE🤣🤣
Ahahah get a man!
@@TheEppi3 I have one!
How cute he looks back then 🥰
He's still cute😩❤️
He was already too old to be cute in this video...
@@caitlynnqz1990 what do you mean by already too old ??
@@chanobrechet4990 Whatever you think I mean
@@caitlynnqz1990I mean lots of people like MILFs and Dilfs
Unfortunately your shoes don't have any laces, Sir😂😅
When I first came to the USA, I had an interaction with an American for the first time inside an airport elevator. She was an old lady, she asked me where I was from, I said the Philippines. I don't remember the conversation fully because I was a kid and I was nervous mostly being in a new country and all but at the end, I remember her saying "welcome to Florida" and all my fears went away because it reminded me of the hospitality of my country.
Awwww... that's so sweet
Philippines speak English, so, don’t compare it with Chinese and other non English speaker countries!
Funny how democrats try to convince you the opposite happens. White ppl are the most friendly in America.
@@mikelarson1706 mf
@@mikelarson1706 they’re not comparing but stating a good memory they had as coming to America and being a foreigner
I understand him.
As a foreigner in another country currently, people are friendly but it's so tiring to keep answering the same questions by everyone and being stared at also.
You can only answer where you're from so many thousands of times, and then when they don't know the place try and explain where it is.
It's beyond mentally tiring, it's soul tiring.
Rough life...
Not to mention speaking your non native language all day is mentally taxing if you're not totally fluent
💯 💜 To each comment here....even as an American I think it's really tiring ... because we live in a every man for urself type world ...so why is it important or does it matter where I come from ?? ....I don't get it...I truly don't ....
@@hypeknuckles113 People like to know because maybe they have a connection with that place too and would find it enjoyable for both of you to share your experiences of that place. I think we should appreciate people like that. Makes this crazy world a little nicer place to live in.
@@jamescourtney2318 let ur ears and body take u there.....seems polite but no thank u....I'll pass on the offer ...and I was tying my shoe ...don't bother me ....
Im so used to him being able to speak english fluently, its weird to see how new he was to the language.
Jackie has said he knew no English when he first started making American movies.
he was semi fluent but a lot of the lines he had were scripted so it’s fairly easy to fill in the blanks from there
Life hack for introverts 🤣
He's such a great personality
Jackie in his prime was something else. Hong Kong cinema was on fire with the trio Jackie, Yun Biao, and Samo🔥
It's such a shame all 3 haven't collaborated in decades. I'd love to see the 3 dragons back together again.
And Jet Li
@@jmdi2703 Yeah we're talking before his time
@@jmdi2703 jet li is from Beijing not from Hong Kong so Beijing is to far from hong kong
@@jmdi2703 jet li can't speak Cantonese only his native tongue is mandarin
"Imma just tie my shoes real quick"😏 the people entering WTH he tying in those shoes without laces.🤔😅
Hi, my name is Michael Wei, from China, born and raised in New York, United States of America. I am a doctor.
I would love to know more about you I hope you don't mind my friend
@@michaelwei8564 hi micheal bae😊
Good thing our we both are asians.😅and after we become friends i want u to cure my diseases for free😁
@@haiderraza2181 ary bhai bhai
cos only special ppl can see the laces
@@michaelwei8564 bro down bad
I will miss jackie when he's gone😢. A true legend. 😢
乌鸦嘴
❤this is what my son says. He wants me dead. Why do u want him dead? He has more years ,enjoy him.
he's so cute 🥺
Exactly
thank you guys 🙈🙉🐒
hee hee 😊
@@AwaKeXBLhee hee boi
That's because he was young by then but not anymore
Jackie Chan not wanting to talk to anyone is mood 🤣🤣🤣
Ikr
Im like him in that sense its easy on the Internet but real well im shy
@@jasminkrieger8228 real world needs a restart
@@frencusmcguire8547 hmm we had one already in Noahs ark story and what didnt work i doubt it would make matters better we need a friggin time machine the 70s 80s 90s were better
@@jasminkrieger8228 exactly those decacades were full of humanity
Society:actors are very extroverted and charismatic
Jackie chan:
Funny thing is Jackie is pretty extroverted himself but his serious language barriers often make him come across as introverted due to not being able to reply them eloquently lol.
Still charismatic
🔇 👟
please. i don't want any trouble
*extraverted. Extro is not a word, it's intro and extra.
Americans are so hilarious and funny people to deal with.
Greetings from EGYPT 🇪🇬♥️🇺🇲!!
واخيرا حدا عربي ترجمي ايش يقول جاكي شان بليز
@@Yoongi-iu3nx ممم يحكي عن موقفٍ تعرض له عندما كان في (الولايات المتحدة)، حيث كان في المصعد وسأله أحدهم من أين أنت، فرد قائلًا: هونج كونج، فمكث الآميركي يمدح هونج كونج وبلا بلا بلا....ومن حينها عندما كان أحدهم معه في المصعد مجددًا أخفى وجهه وتظاهر بأنه يربط رباط حذائه😂❤.
No their not, it just depends, most don’t want to talk to you
@@thetaikonaut8397 Dude Ig they might be lil shy in the first encounter, then they startle u with their undisputed sense of humor ✌️, This is according to what I've witnessed, Ty for replying btw!
am actually fluent in english, but being an introvert and having social anxiety made me speak the same way as him 😅 stuttering nervously most of the time and struggles looking for words to say
I'm introvert, I could talk without stuttering but tend to lose focus very often because I just want to go home 😂
I thought i was the only person who struggles with all the listed points..thats exactly me
@@multatuli1 lol, like me talking with my online friend. i didn’t even pay attention on what they saying. n then they ask me, i just like yea, ok.
That’s just social anxiety. You can be a social introvert. I think you should work on it. It’s a game changer. And you can still be an introvert and stay to yourself in personal spaces.
Jackie Chan obviously speaks much better english now, but even then it must be difficult to do a majority of your films in Chinese, and then suddenly find yourself in the American market with blockbuster hits, it must have been a very sudden change of pace for him.
totally relatable. this is why i don't leave home and i throw out the trash as like 3 AM.
lmao welp
Me too lmao 🤣 I thought I was the only one lol
Lol
me too! and I when I finally go out, I will choose a cafe or restaurants with lesser people.
So, I moved from NYC to Florida and felt cultural shock like this lol. In NYC you don't acknowledge others. If someone has their earbuds in, they don't wanna be bothered. Florida, I'm taking the bus to work and ppl kept trying to engage in conversation and sit next to me. I then started wearing earbuds in hopes to ignore them and these ppl would legit tap me on the shoulder and sign for me to take them out so they could ask me how I'm doing and where I'm heading.
Lol welcome to the south yah hurd
This is a whole fact!! From NYC as well, I would always ask, "who me, you know me, huh I don't think I know you" 😂 Takes some getting used to now I'm the weirdo going back to NY speaking lol
I actually prefer this lol
I hate frendly people also :))
I am saving enough money to buy myself an invisible cloth
@@Ciprian-Amarandei I need to find one as well. I'd sell my house if needed.
Of course Rosie O'Donnell is thinking about food in the middle of an interview.
Ofc she is!
I think she was referencing how that's some of the only English he knew at first?
@@blank9155
Those were actually the first words Rosie O'Donnell ever spoke.
This is when Rosie wouldn't filter her thoughts and just let the spicket loose.
Good times.
Jackie Chan was so cute and adorable. I like his action movies, especially the one that he and three other young ladies, one of them is European, went on an adventure and at the end they all survived but had to walk a long way on a vast sandy desert. He was so funny, gentle with the ladies, skillful with martial arts, and did his own stunts. He was so amazing and talented and very humorous. Lovely actor.
Orro orro orro ooo.. orro orro orro oo😂
You know that he's still alive right? The movie that you mentioned is called Operation Condor or Armour of God 2. 🙂
He's not dead, if you're wondering
He's so innocent ❤
He's legend in martial arts, but he Dissed real life daughter he had through an affair he's a wack papa.
Innocent my ass, dude literally cheated on his wife
innocent? he eats dogs bro
And rude
@@KamalasNotLikeUs nah never saw him rude bro
I swear Avoiding is a universal language to all Introverts. It crosses all colors, cultures, backgrounds. And we can all bond over it like we bond over Love and Music... but we also can't. Coz we're all Avoiding eachother LOL.
Love fellow introverts .. now don’t talk to me 😃
Got me laughing. Now , ok...bye....lol.
😂😂😂
❤
Not in India
“Bacon, Eggs, Toast”
That joke fell so hard that she was forgotten and other shows were moved in her place
🤣 yup.
It was totally non sequitur lol. Jackie should have been like "....wat?"
Yeah I really I don't get it 🤨
I seem to recall Jackie telling a story about how, when he didn't know much English, he memorized those words so he could order breakfast by himself. So I don't think she just pulled that out of nowhere.
Lol
And me be like: staring down at my phone and pretend texting
Jackie chan is a living Legend👑🥋
Americans really do greet strangers randomly that I find it strange myself. 😂 Sometimes I'm not in the mood to socialize and I may come off as rude to them when I ignore them
Not the younger generation 😂
I love how innocent Jackie is and how well the line he says hits, then you get the interviewer who starts talking about some stupid breakfast shit.
Yeah, what’s up with the breakfast menu list? 😶
@@farialmab4723 you think Rosie O'Donnell isn't always thinking about food?
That completely threw me off.
Maybe she meant that if you started saying random breakfast items people would think you don't speak English and avoid talking?
@@JonatasAdoM I've got no idea mate. But it's so wack
@@JonatasAdoM I think she meant when you encounter someone, you can try talking to yourself or act like you’re pondering something and people will see that you’re busy and won’t bother you. For example, saying the items off your grocery list.
How much handsome jackie in this interview wowwww 😂😂😂😂🥰🥰🥰🥰
It’s the first time I found him handsome. ❤
@@dawnlittle2501 he was always handsome
Young Jackie Chan 😍😍😍❤️😍❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Homie could gerrit
he was still 40 years old in this haha
Such a cutie!
My personal thanks to one of my all time favourite actors Mr. Jackie Chan.
A young Jackie chan. Honestly I still think he's as cute as he was back then as he is now. I love Jackie Chan he's awesome he's adorable I want to take him home with me and I want to just talk to him and give him a great big hug.
cringe
Now, you just have to look like you're busy with your phone, a perfect disguise! Haha
@U.R. Hence why they said "now".
Makes me sad that there will never be another one like this legend. He exudes so much positive and warm energy. Watching him always makes me smile
😭
He's still alive so chill 🤣
@@mypraystation8566 He will be alive today and dead tomorrow. That's how quickly life moves and there wont be anyone like him. He is already 68, it isnt an unsual thought to have.
Now I Understood why Jakie is still special ... A humble blaster😂❤❤❤❤ Love you Jakie
This how introvert is made😂
Jackie was so cute 😭😭😍
He's talking about the American people
Now, you don’t have to worry about that. People just walk into the elevator with their heads down, eyes glued to their phone screens.
He's so adorable❤😂
Well at least he wont be leaving without a wholesome breakfast
He didn't get the egg tho, lol
''wholesome''
That is part of another question in same interview, when Jackie first arrived in usa, he practiced to how to order food in english. And my english just like Jackie also.
Can I get full video link please
^the man has spoken
Thank you!!!
I'm still waiting for American people to be polite to me on any elevator. 53 years and counting.
😂😂😂 i fucking died laughing on the floor
I think it was his vibes lol
move to the south lol.
@@TheJazzy1980*out of
@@TheJazzy1980 dweller of the south here. I’ll save you the trouble- ppl aren’t tht much nicer here in reality. In fact the rudeness ppl display with regards to “elevator etiquette” on a daily basis is something that regularly pisses me off lol. I have to use them multiple times a day & I can confirm ppl are shitty regardless of what region you visit or live in.
Jackie is such a positive person man, love him ❤
I’ve always had a crush on Jackie Chan he’s just so handsome and charming
Greetings dear, I came across your beautiful comment, I have to go over and say hello, your perspective
You should do a romance movie with him because nobody hires him .😂😊
So in other words if I play yellow face I have a chance?
But he's turning 70 this year...
@@thorkarlsen4559 yeah and I’m almost 40 I’m talking police story Jackie Chan, he’s still very charming and handsome though for his age
I was always be a biggest fan of Jackie Chan!!! ❤❤❤
What!
Loving the lady comeback strategy is listing a grocery list
¿ SOW WATT ISLE IZ THE TOEST INN ? 😂😂😂
♾🙏♾
Introvert level: 5000.
I love Jacky Chan he is incredible 😂
One of the most remarkable Asian actors to have success in Hollywood.
Now we know why we see people suddenly tying shoelaces when we walk into the elevator 😂
It’s incredible his acting skills just his gestures alone made me understand what He was saying
*RANDOM PERSON:* _How are you, where are you from!?_
*JACKIE:* 我只会说中文 !
*RANDOM PERSON:* -_-
lol I was just thinking that the best way to avoid conversation in America is to pretend to not know English. 😂
Bacon, egg, toast, milk. Ah yes, great banger there Rosie.
He is so cute even today
Hi, my name is Michael Wei, from China, born and raised in New York, United States of America. I am a doctor.
I would love to know more about you I hope you don't mind my friend
My mom said the same thing 80s/90s
Jackie My favorite celebrity.
“American people very polite”
Just wait until he meets Canadians
Rumble in the Bronx was filmed in Canada.
He haven't met any karen yet.
Canadian adults, Canadian teens/young adults are the biggest degenerates
Wait ‘till he meets me!😤 (I will treat him like Alfred does Batman)
Basically he saying they talk everything at first meeting there is nothing left to talk on next encounters 😂😂😂😂
Incorrect. He literally talks about how he didn’t speak English. That was his problem with it.
than his script was, pick up the jacket
Thank God he didn't came to Mexico, he would have ended up married and with 2 kids from that conversation
¿D q hablas- está d moda q las muchachas quieran procrear con chales n México hoyendía?
Introverts take note 😂😂😂
New technique unlocked
How can someone be this adorable Oh my
He's not, he cheated on his wife and and had a kid with the other woman. His daughter from that relationship is homeless now and even her mother abandoned her because she's gay. He knows all this and doesn't care at all.
I am from India and I can relate, when people are too polite it feels uncomfortable, like just go dude, don't hold the door open for me😂 we are not rude, you guys are too polite
No, mr.jackie is not uncomfort, he just can't speak english very well so he decide to avoid the conversation.
The feminist of the States will love you.
He should come to France, especially Paris no one says hi or talk to strangers, even if you say hi they start to be suspuscious of you asking for something and they just run away or pretend to don't hear you or see you, no need to tie your shoes lol. I am French and that really baffled me when I lived in Paris.
Aah cool ..Im shy but always had the dream of living in France for a year.
I’m glad to hear everyone is just as anti-social as I am 😃
I'm American, and I still get thrown off when a random person walking by starts saying hello then proceeds a short conversation
Such a handsome man
He is soo handsome 🥰🥰
When I don't want to talk to people, I'd just take out my mobile phone.
No mobile phone 20yrs ago
"Hey whats ur name?"
- Bacon, Eggs, Toast, Milk
Bacon egg toast came out of nowhere xD
I thought that lady didn't actually understood what Jackie Chan was saying 😂😂
@@nka7848 i think you'd understand if you watch the full video
Fuckin rosie o donnell
He is so cute 🥰 I love people that can barely speak English I find it adorable
Same. It reminds me of my parents
@@jacobx3861 😊
Me too
It’s funny that people always talk bad about Americans but we really are polite to foreigners. Obviously bad areas are bad areas if you go to those places but if your on vacation here, you don’t have to worry about someone trying to overcharge you, your not gonna get kidnapped and resorts are always extremely helpful and try there best to accommodate
Getting insulted instead of getting mugged isn’t being nice,it’s nicer in comparison only.
Plus the same stuff can happen in the US so it’s not like safety is guaranteed.
He look🤩SOooo handsome😍 in white suit❤
He is such a charming man
Jackie: American people very polite
Me: Ummm you sure??
I have heard and read it‘s even worse elsewhere
@Silent Man USA the greatest Country? Hahahahahaha yes sure. You are murder. And your President cant Even talk one sentence clearly 😂😂😂
At that time yes... But now, not much...
Depends where you're from; here in the Midwest everyone is painfully polite. In the south they're friendly but laid back. Northeast people are really aggressive and rude by comparison
@@thomasbrown3793 I live in the South. But not super far from Atlanta. It‘s definitely pretty friendly in comparison to obvious immigrants from the Northeast. Usually
That one tough guy wait him until he finish his shoe tied
Pretend you're looking for a UFO....works for me!😂😂😂😂😂
I can relate his experience to mine very much 😂😂😂.
Just moved to US 2 weeks ago and this is my first time here.
i feel like at a certain point they’d just say “holy shit you’re jackie chan”
Yes, I was thinking eventually people will react this way instead as well. Lol
At that time he was not that famous
Everybody talking about the scene ....only me looking at him and thinking he looks so handsome 😋❤️🤣😭
Samee
Youth does that, age takes it away.
He mastered this. He's ignored and disowned his own daughter for years now.
Omg!!! This is me😅 always pretending doing something just to avoid conversation. I’m an Asian and I’m not used the way Americans do ask how’s your day etc.
So cute
@@sqb8980 touch grass
@@ramencakes5196 rather smoke it 😁
He's saying that we have unnecessary interactions all day and he wants no parts of it.. not that he can't speak English Rosie!🤣🤣🤣
I think she’s telling him to pretend he doesn’t know many words to end the conversation
@@Ask8613 That sounds good, let's go with that
the full interview makes much more sense
The suggestion she made shows why her show no longer exists.
Your comment only shows your ignorance. It was a bit she was playing off of because earlier he told her he had to practice how to order food when he didn't know English.
Knowledge is strength and assumptions make you a fool.
@@jakejutras5420 dang. Found you, fellow kindred soul. Jokes aside, how does one survive when like the majority of people around you are presumptuous? When not being a fool (steering away from assumptions, gossip bla bla) is conflated with being 'wannabe intellectual' or stuckup? Sorry for any inconvenience but ig sometimes it gets too much and I'm griping about this to you lol
@@beshooketh9333 no worries man, you aren't a bother at all. You just have to keep your head high, correct false assumptions where you find them, and not care about whether peoples feelings get hurt.
@@jakejutras5420 Hey man! It took me awhile to get my thoughts straight so I could reply to you. Truthfully, I agree 2/3 with you. It's just the matter of not caring about others' feelings that's tripping me up
In the past, I'd have straight up agreed with you, cuz I dig your vibes and people-pleasing has been a major part of the 'old me.'
Allow me to explain, (I don't intend to correct your assumption btw haha. Just giving my perspective) I totally get the idea of being strong and not being influenced by others' feelings. In a way, it's necessary otherwise we can lose the drive to help others see differently or to correct blatantly false assumptions (like ahem someone up there lol). But to me, at this stage, this prescription seems like trampling over others' feelings. Like, why does correcting someone have to intentionally hurt them? And that seems too abusive/narcissistic/etc to me. Well, that's my personal fear, given I've been living on the other side of the spectrum: giving others' feelings WAY too much importance, yk? And ik firsthand what that entails (emotional manipulation, guilt-tripping, being taken advantage of, feeling like a ykw if someone's disappointed etc are so so real). So 💯% I don't advocate giving others' feelings sm importance either!
Maybe you'll think I'm silly or whatever, however I'm terrified of becoming the people I resent, of becoming a 'bully' from the former 'victim with a chip on the shoulder.'
I'm sick of not speaking up (out of fear of the others' reactions based on past xp of doing so etc) and that only adds to my lack of self-worth but sometimes I do want to speak up (but the backlash makes me retreat like a turtle 🐢).
Hope this makes sense
Like, ik not everyone is evil or has ill intent, but most people do, unfortunately, like this Karen lmao. And while some people ARE nice and not crazy entitled (in enforcing their usually distorted truth), isn't it undeniable that most people WILL walk over you, if you let them (aka if you don't push back) and then blame you for it? Maybe they're not entirely wrong haha
Anyway, I'm doing my best to keep my head up high. To get back up is what matters anyway, yeah? And I hope I can balance b/w valuing people's feelings (perhaps for a start, of those people I do value? Rather than every Karen, Ken and rando) yet being assertive enough to speak up when I feel necessary
Anyway, you seem like an intelligent person (indeed a rarity on this side of yt lmao). I usually don't converse like this but idk, why not? What are your thoughts on this?
@@beshooketh9333 I think you hit the nail on the head, but man was that a lot of reading 😂
Jackie Chan is too cute. ❤
Living through the 90s and 2000s, I remember this. That’s how he used to talk about the time he came here but his English improved a lot since then. Back in the early 80s he spoke no English at all and relied mostly on translators on movie sets, similar to me but I’m not an actor 😄