The Hawaiian girl is being seriously misleading. Do you know how long it's been since it was illegal to practice certain aspects of traditional Hawaiian culture? Well over a century - before her grandmother was ever born. I'm not saying what happened was right, but her grandmother never experienced what this girl is crying over.
@@bighawaiianpunch3534 Cultural appropriation says that white Mexicans Can't celebrate Mexican culture. Why because they white. That logic does not make sense. Cultural appropriation does not exist.
I'm disappointed in the victimhood culture that our youth has come to embrace. If we constantly feel offended by everything, then living will be hard once we get out in the real world.
"My culture is not a costume" So are Brazilians wrong when they celebrate the Carnival? Because i know they uses costumes of other countries or cultures to represent something.
Shaggy honestly... Brazilians haven’t figured it out yet as well, it is a really hot topic nowadays, the problem is that: it is incredibly hard to say what is and what isn’t cultural appropriation. After Portugal, England, France, Netherland, Japan and a lot of others countries went to the country, without counting the africans countries and the natives (that is too many to keep counting) and all these people have built families and with time they started marrying each other. There are some cities down south where people still use some traditional European clothes, the buildings themselves look European, if you go to states like São Paulo, there are cities with traditional Japanese temples, festivals and etc, while the north have more African influence and it goes on all over the country, so it is really hard to say if it is cultural appropriation once a lot of these cultures actually moulded the Brazilian culture But when comes to the carnival, actually people don’t use a lot of culture based costumes. Yes, there are some, but most of them are actually pop related with a lot of glitter
It depends because a lot of the times, they're a way of celebrating other country's cultures that moulded Brazilian culture into what it is, so those are not wrong (in my eyes at least) because they're celebrating not mocking. But the mockery is obviously wrong even though it's not done a lot
As a Chinese person, I see nothing wrong in wearing clothings that represent our culture as long as u do it in a respectful way. There’s nothing wrong in celebrating another people’s culture and appreciating the beauty of it. It’s a way to beak down barriers b/w people and promote harmony and understanding.
That's perfectly fair. If I was to see a non-Chinese person dressed up as an obvious stereotype, in order to be mean-spirited. I'd happily inform them that they are a jerk and what they're doing is morally appalling. But you can dress up as somebody of another culture in a respectful way. Only by enjoying each other's culture, do we bring people of different cultures together.
The double standard here is so blatant and horrible. These people have quite literally convinced themselves they are oppressed, justifying the double standard in the process. Costumes are not meant to be an 100% accurate/ historical representation of a culture. It’s supposed to be an appreciation and celebration of a certain culture, which should be open to any and all cultures worldwide, because they are beautiful. I loved getting to dress up in a kimono once during the Japanese unit in history when I was younger. I loved flipping through books and learning about different cultures, histories, and traditions. Putting on a costume is not offensive. By wearing that kimono, I was not pretending to be Japanese. I was recognizing and appreciating the beauty of their culture. Yet, these people think ripping up their own cultural clothing is less offensive? To me, that looks like nothing but shame. It’s funny, really, how they didn’t discuss how white cultures are also turned into costumes and representations. Pilgrims, Romans, Scandinavians, Renaissance, Vikings, etc. are all examples of white cultures that are also celebrated and worn as costumes (And those aren’t 100% accurate either! Guess what? Vikings didn’t have horns on their helmets. But it’s a representation and recognizable part of the culture). If they were really that concerned, why did you not include those? Are you telling me next time I go to the Renaissance Faire any person who is not Italian and is dressed as my culture should be yelled at? Are you telling me the little girl who lives down the street shouldn’t have dressed up as Moana for Halloween even though she JUST LOVES THE PRINCESS? As someone with strong Italian roots, I do not take offense when other people joke about Italian culture, dress up in Roman togas, or put on our costumes. I wasn’t offended when the Met Gala had a deeply Catholic theme. I love seeing my heritage and culture celebrated by ALL. Ever since I was little, I’ve loved learning about and celebrating cultures worldwide. I found the different styles, traditions, and practices fascinating; And I hate that appreciation is now being called stealing- especially since it apparently only goes one way.
Moody Oops- I did accidentally say Chinese instead of Japanese once! I have gone back and edited. You’re correct, and it was a Japanese unit in school.
There's a difference between cultural appropriation and cultural appreciation. I'm totally okay with the latter what i cant stand is when people think my culture is something funny, something that is only ok if its a costume. if i wore my cultural clothing in america everyone would treat me like a terrorist because i come from a mostly muslim country and our culture has Islamic stuff in it but if someone else wears it as a costume then its suddenlly fine and even funny? thats terrible. that just gives more power to the people who are already hurting and discriminating us. the renaissance fair may not hurt you but when they appropriate our culture it hurts us. it helps the thought that muslims are people you can make fun of it strengthens the thought that the turks are unruly and lazy and barbaric even tho we really are not. it doesnt show that we care a lot about people around us, or that our religion is one full of love or any of the good sides. its just a joke for most of the people. do you know bc of that stigma around us its so much harder for me to get a job in a european country? its much harder for me to win an award bc no one wants to give us one. all of our inventors and scientists and important politicians and historians are erased but of course you tell me how much it hurts the white people. im not saying its right im saying it doesnt hurt you half as much as it hurts us.
Omg yes I 100% agree with you when people who are not Irish celebrate saint patricks day and dress up in green and ginger wigs ect I don’t go around shouting at the to take it off and stop appropriating my culture like ahahah these people need to stop being so sensitive
I’m French. She better take that black and white striped shirt off because the French navy wore that shit and lost their lives on sea. Jk wear what u want as long as it’s not racist and genuinely harmful to someone else.
You wouldn’t understand bc it’s white people wearing other white people’s clothing. On the other hand, white people wearing (and oftentimes humiliating) nonwhite clothing is offensive, considering what white people have done (and continue to do) to nonwhite societies.
@@logicalbullshit "Americans" or Europeans? The true "Americans" are the indigenous/native people of the Americas. Also, Native American clothing has meaning to each part. For instance, wearing a headdress is reserved among the most wise, and each color and design in the clothing has meaning.
Peaches First off, we all know who the true “Americans” are (the Natives). Second of all, people should begin to learn about the racist backbone “America” was built on to begin to understand minority women like the ones shown above.
Honestly this is stupid Like I’m Arabic and I really won’t mind it if someone wore my cultural cloth , why do people these days just get offended about every little thing , it bothers me a lot
Same, I'm a Singaporean Malay and Chinese and Indians have worn our traditional Baju Kurung from time to time. I've worn the Cheongsam before. I've had Chinese friends wear the Sari and Mundu. What's the big deal? I see no problems here.
Forever Weird same. This hypocrisy in the video is honestly followed by the idiocracy. I could go on to tell them “MY CULTURE IS NO YOUR MAKEUP!” (Eyeliner is Egyptian.)
I know everyone is so easily offended. Why can’t we be happy instead of focusing on the negative. As long as someone doesn’t make fun of other people’s cultures I think it should be ok. I mean I’m from Scandinavia (sweden) and I don’t get offended if someone dresses up as a viking that doesn’t look anything like the vikings originally did, but I don’t get offended. But I still get how they feel because there are ppl that make fun and mock other cultures
I'm %100 Irish. I guess I should be curled up in a ball in tears on St Patrick's day. This is what happens when you live in a country as good as the US. You cry over costumes. I'm ashamed that these people share soil with good sane American people.
@@GustavoRodriguez-qr5po I live in Denmark - right next to Sweden and I never heard anything like that. However, the first people coming to Scandinavia had darker skin, but lost their melanin during evolution, due to cold weather.
When an Indigenous persons GRANDPARENT wasn’t allowed to even celebrate her own culture, and then watches all these other people in this country mock her cultural outfit, while still trying to create her own, I’d say something’s wrong bro.
I am an Indian, and I come from South India. Please feel free to wear, eat, or use anything from my culture! Rally against hatred and segregation of cultures, and instead promote love and acceptance of whatever anyone wants to wear, eat or use! Comment below with your ethnicity/culture and your permission for other cultures to get involved in yours!
In Brazil we literally have a holiday where we wear native costumes to celebrate different cultures and no one gets offended. I don't understand how celebrating someone else's culture is offensive... of course blackface and degrading other cultures is not okay but wearing the clothes to celebrate diversity I think is great... I honestly don't understand why u Americans r whining abt this when there r so many bigger issues out there...
Let's see, there's American culture, British culture, Scandinavian cultures, Eastern European cultures, France, Germany, How many unique cultures do I have to name for you to take your head out of your ass?
Same. I'm a South african (Zulu, Xhosa, sotho, swathi, English and Scottish racial ethnic and heritage mixex) sorry that was long😅 but they made a lot of "this isn't what it's supposed to look like points". Is this a video on the lack of accuracy within the symbolism of said culture or *actual* cultural appropriation. Also Notice how there weren't any white Europeans. Isn't cultural appropriation supposed to offend by culture not race... The ppl of color argument really stood out to me in that sense
So following this concept, since I'm Italian I should feel offended by others eating pizza and pasta or trying to imitate a sicilian accent and faking being a mafia associate for fun?! I just think this is dumb, there are greater problems in the world than people finding your culture so fassinating that they want to express their feelings about it by trying to look like you for one night.
Gaia Incao Since I'm not ethnically Italian, I was apparently being 'racist' towards Italians when I dressed up as Ezio Auditore last Halloween. Even though I absolutely love the character of Ezio, it would still be 'racist' by this video's train of thought.
Lisa Plambeck sorry I am not familiar with Italian culture. It does seem wonderful by seeing how big of a mark they made in history. Who is that character you dressed up from?
IamK Ezio Auditore da Firenze is the titular assassin in Assassin's Creed 2. In the context of the game, Ezio was the second son of Giovanni Auditore, a wealthy Florentine banker, and lived from the late 1400's to the early 1500's. This character was so popular with both audiences and critics that Ubisoft, the company that developes the Assassin's Creed franchise, decided to extend his story into a trilogy, something that has yet to be done with any other assassin in the entire franchise. If you haven't played Assassin's Creed, I highly recommend it.
It. Has. No. Cultural. Or. Spiritual, Meaning. It's. Food. People eat food from different cultures all the time. No one is offended because food doesn't have meaning. Clothing does.
Clorox Bleach Well, as an italian I will explain to you something: food in Italy is a fucking religion. If you ask an italian the top three reasons why they're proud to be italian, the food will be in the first three places. As for a Mexican girl her clothes have a meaning, for me as an Italian my food has an incredibly and strong meaning. The food for me is able to talk about my culture, about myself, and it's able to give feelings to other people. It's a huuuuge part of our culture. And at the same time I don't complain when I heard that the pizza is the most eaten food in the world (and often the pizza is of bad quality 😂 ) ! Culture appropriation? No. Culture appreciation. I'm not offended by your comment just because I think it's dumb to be offended by such a stupid thing...? While you probably think it's offensive to wear something that comes from a different culture if you're white. I mean. Dumb.
@@Ocosmos777 I'm latina and also disagree with the content of the video. Yup not white. Implying that people of certain skin color share the same views about sth is wrong.
@@Ocosmos777 wow...stereotype much? I am a beautiful mix who thinks this cultural appropriation complaining is just stupid. All of these girls with their clothing and their hairstyles are culturally appropriating white culture if you believe in that nonsense. Grow up.
@@hyk3391 chola culture is a Mexican concept, not latino. And it is a negative term referring to a certain population of people, like someone in bad taste in their clothing, manner of speaking, etc.
is not the same CULTURAL APROPIATION THAN CULTURAL APRECIATION . People that do cosplays , or for me that I want to be an actress , sometimes I have to play roles o people from other cultures and for that Im not apropiationg Im telling a character life.
My mother went egipt when she was younger and to enter to a temple she have to cover her hair and she was wearing typical egipcian clothes, for me s not apropiation for me is learning and admirating a culture.
londyn o thanks for the comment and sorry for my english (Im from Spain) I dont like the term cultural apropiation Firstly because If a person is wearing clothes from other cultures has nothing to do with that person making that culture his own. Secondly people that incriminate other people of cultural apropiation...they are judging because they dont know the roots of all the people they are judging (maybe they see a girl with a typical chinesse dress and she looks white but she has family from there or friends).Other point is that cultural is a more general thing that only clothes, culture is Music, typical food...so are they telling me that in order to listen to rap, eat mexican food..I have to belong to that culture..that is racist. Im from spain and for me to see a person from other countries admiring mediterranean food, dancing flamenco or other typical things from here.. for me that is beautiful. Conclusion, I hate that term Because the beautiful thing about culture is share it.
isn’t this segregation? only your race/culture can wear something? like back when only white people could vote. now, only one race/culture can wear something. this is a very dumbed down explanation but I hope you can see where I’m coming from.❤️
The thing is, they’d never make a video like this: Susan, a white female, says, “Maria you can’t wear mikes because they’re from German culture! That’s sooo offensive because my grandma was German and she just bought her first pair of nikes and that’s soooo mean because people in *thousand years earlier* didn’t have Nike” Now look at that but replace it with literally any of these cultures and it suddenly become unacceptable
Jesse Ward cholo refers to indigenous Latin American people in most cases, the word was first recorded in Peruvian books referring to our indigenous people. Now many people refer to that word as what you mentioned which is really sad in my opinion since it’s usually a derogatory term towards our indigenous people.
A it actually started way after, in America, Latin American people used this against the racism and social stigmas, nowadays it’s likely referring to an insult, (as a Mexican I can say this is true it’s mostly to make fun of a person or sometimes to call them a funny way of criminal or somethings like that)
I’m Mexican and I don’t get offended when I see someone wearing a sarape or a sombrero or even a fake mustache, as long as they’re not making fun of that stuff it’s fine
That's because you're an actual Mexican, not someone born in the United States with brown skin who knows nothing about Mexico but thinks he's Mexican because he can't grasp the difference between race and culture.
@@pinkpuff5361 No they do not. “Cholo” isnt a thing in Mexico. Its a term used for people who are criminals or have bad manners. We dont use the slang they use in the US. We dont use those bandana things, we dont care about low riders. Yet people say is “mexican”? No its not.
I'm half Moroccan half Iranian and if someone used something from my culture, I'd be glad that it's being recognised and appreciated not offended even by the slightest. Why has everything got to be about race these days?
Because liberal elites half filthy, diseased, maggot infested hearts and hate this country. And they know the best way to tear a country apart is to fan the flames of racial tensions.
I'm Mexican and people always dress up as a mexican with mustaches and clothes but its supposed to be not taken as offensive,god damn chill,2017 trying to make it all about culture matter (which does matter) but everyone gets so offended and goddamn its just a costume and not supposed to be offensive
Thumbs up! This video is offensive by suggesting that teens should bully and clothing shame each other over a COSTUME! Shame on Teen Vogue for promoting such backward and harmful messages! Teen Vogue is NOT the moral police, especially with this garbage propaganda they put out!
My grandma is Hawaiian, she is in her 60's now, but she as a teenager told me she danced by the ocean secretly with friends, and she taught lessons, the skirts WERE NOT THIS THOUGH! They were real flowers and straw, but I don't have any idea why you would cry over this. It's not really racist it is just a luai now, and people IN HAWAII DO IT TODAY AND LOOK LIKE THIS! Yet she allergic to pineapples, and loves coconuts and her sister is allergic to cocunuts but loves pineapples..weird..
My grandpa told me that when the schools were around Hawaiians that would speak Hawaiian were punished by writing I wanna speak Hawaiian 100 times or 500 times
She seemed to be trying to cry more than crying. Just like the ex-athletes on ESPN desperately trying to cry during their many staged outrage segments. Remember, all these "scenes" have directors behind the camera. If this is a big problem in their lives, they are some of the luckiest people in the history of this planet.
Almost no one here in Mexico wears Sombrero and Poncho since the Mexican revolution. Not even in small towns. People wear sombrero but with a plaid shirt, or other kinds of shirts ("guayaberas" in tropical coastal places for example). In cold places people wear sombrero and leather jackets. In the big cities (México City, Guadalajara, Monterrey, León, Puebla, etc.) People wear t shirts and jeans, or sports wear, or formal clothing, just like in any other occidental country.
So you don't want us to speak English because it's your language, yet when we speak any other language you people get mad and shout "speak English!" Lol make up your mind
My grandmother is also currently in her 70's *sniff* and she's been creating western clothes *sniff* ... for weeks now.... and seeing you wearing them is extremely hurtful *sniff* not only for myself but for the generations..... that had to go through this eRaYsChEr....*stares while sad music plays in the backround*
She is rightfully lamenting the erasure of her culture and the insensitivity of the costume. Please do not mock her without trying to understand her pain.
Laura Gill But it's not a sacred part of their heritage. It's a recent cultural trend. It's a fashion subculture. Like dressing like a biker or hippie.
Casey Lee yes but there are plenty of diffrent ”white” cultures. Nordic, slavic, iralic etc. for example all the dark girls on instagram wearing blue eye contacts!! STOP STEALING MY FEATURES!! Like no
Honestly I can see why it's offensive. But I can see why it's not. If you're going to wear a costume like these, try to be at least accurate. Some of these are terrible.
Bullshit! I wonder if most comments like yours is coming from teenagers and young adults. I gig in all kinds of clubs and venues. Come Halloween, ADULTS (not young adult crybabies) dress up as some of the most ridiculous and over-the-top variances of cultural garbs. It's a lot of fun when you're not an easily offended snowflake.
I’m Chinese-American, but I’m happy when someone shows interest in the Chinese culture. I say, go for it! It’s Halloween, a part of European culture! That’s what makes America so great. We culture appreciate 💕
irish culture - the irish used to dress up during halloween because they believe the dead walk among them and the wanted to fit in, i love that spread around and became something that everyone did together
@@darcezillious Well it was never really about honouring the dead, but you're completely right about it being changed a whole lot. It was originally "oiche shamhna" (ee-ha how-na) which means "Samhain's Eve". Everyone dressed up and wore masks to ward off ghosts that they believed walked the streets for one day. That's what they taught us in school at least.
Happy T. Did you literally ask her about her trigger? THAT IS MY TRIGGER, YOU MYSOGNISTIC, RACIST, CISGENDER PIG! I AM AFRICAN AMERICAN AND YOU HAVE OFFENDED ME BY GETTING MY PUSSY FEELINGS HURT! HOW DARE YOU!
A Talentless Idiot how does me asking “why ?”peacefully. I’m asking her why she’s offended by these people talking about how it hurts their culture. It is a serious thing to talk about. I was just asking why this video bothers her, beacuse it’s obvious it’s important.
Lisa Plambeck both are real. As long as im wearing a something significant of other's people religion and being real and loyal to the culture by calling them the accurate name of the item, im appreciating. If im using it for a halloween costume, im appropriating.
ALL I have to say is that if that is cultural appropriation does exist I am not sure if it is a bad thing and it has taken place all over the place. And I find it odd that some people choice what to get offended & what not to get offended over. I mean the Christmas 🎄 tree 🌳 originated in Germany, so I guess that’s culture appopration and McDonald’s started in America, so I guess that is cultural apporation. So if it’s going to be offensive to put on these sort-of costumes does that mean that the rest of the world has to give back the Christmas Tree to the Germans and nobody can eat a McDonald unless they’re American?
thegigadykid1 she literally talked about natural hair when she straightened her natural hair. according to what these girls said then yes it is cultural appropriation.
As someone with French and Swedish culture you can no longer eat croissants or cinnamon rolls. Ballet is completely off the table. And no blouses with lace. That’s appropriation. You can look but not touch. You stay in your group and appreciate mine from afar. Obviously, segregation from each other is the only answer to stop cultural appropriation.
@@mynx6522 blackface is racist white people used to have shows to dressed up as blk people and mock them and make fun of them search up blackface and get don't be dumb next time ok?😘
I am Persian and we love meeting people and offer them a cup Persian tea ! We love our tea! But maybe we should stop doing that, because then these people will get to know how to make that tea. According to this logic offering non-Persians Persian tea is an act of making people racist.
Actually no. Why not actually read a history textbook on forced assimilation and humiliation by Western Europeans on Africans and indigenous people of the Americas. Then come back with a logical response.
*DISCLAIMER* My opinions might offend you, please note I'm not really trying to offend any culture even though I speak kind of risky. Look I get it, I get that you don't want your culture to be put in a category, Or to be viewed as bad, but seriously? So you're telling me if a 10 year old kid American child wants to be a geisha or a dragon, That they couldn't be one because it would be considered offensive? And its just a costume it doesn't mean all people think like that? I understand that the label that has been put on most cultures can be bad, but honestly how about Instead of attacking children who want to dress up for Halloween, How about you speak up about real problems with culture appropriation.. *DISCLAIMER* I'm sorry if I offended anyone with this passage, I would just like you to know that Im not a Racist, but I do think culture appropriation is getting a little out of hand..
Beffey Hotdog I understand where you’re coming from, but a lot of them are out of hand. I’m Cherokee and when I see costumes in the store with names like “sexy savage” it’s just hurtful. I’m a human being, not some foreign creature. Taking a beautiful and rich culture and making it into some cheap Halloween costume is super disrespectful and ignorant. I don’t care if someone dresses in traditional Native American dress for Halloween. I think it’s great when people celebrate and respect other cultures, but don’t put on some $20 polyester costume, paint your face red, put a feather in your hair and run around with a tomahawk. That’s just plain rude.
Oh god I'm malécite (a native american tribe in Quebec) and I srsly like srsly dont give a damn about that. People can wear the fuck they want if they want to, I dont get offended at all. At worst I laugh at their costume but damn stop being so sensitive.
I honestly agree with you. Like I get it can be offensive, but most of these costumes are for people to wear, not to make fun of others cultures. My school would have party's, and the theme would be a luau. We would wear flowers and coconut bras 😂 That doesn't mean we are trying to offend anyone, it's just the theme and how we are dressing up. I see no one, I repeat, NO ONE who goes around saying "look at me I'm Hawaiian." They aren't made to offend others. If someone dresses up like a jellyfish, does that mean a jellyfish is going to get offended for dressing up like that? No
Beffey Hotdog Because as a Korean I would am bullied for appreciating my own culture and if people wanted to appreciate the actual meaning and learn before casually wearing the same clothes that paint a target on me then that's completely fine but as a person who went to a majority white school and was bullied for being asian it's hard to not be offended when people call me chink or make fun of my eyes or yell out crap when white people are praised for the same things that people spit at me for.
Ye Rim Won I'm sorry that happened to you, but you could take it up with the schools higher up's and get that fixed, and I get what you're saying, but I don't think you should expect much out of a child, I mean I would suppose it is mostly children dressing up as different cultures for Halloween and such, So I don't think a child's going to think anything is offensive.
As a white girl I get offended when people hold more than one Starbucks, have blonde hair, and shop at anywhere that is completely overpriced, etc. I have more but daddy is going to yell at me for braking another MacBook. XOXO
@Passion Gap the person I responded to never defined what "black" means and so I assumed they meant black in appearance which is why I brought up the melanesians. Now, since you're clearly in the mood to correct people why not correct the white female who started this thread by letting her know that coffee originated in Yemen and not in Europe or the US?
Soooo true... I'm sri lankan and everyone wheres every culture clothing at parties and events.... And the native people of that culture never think of it as a racist act... They appreciate it that people out of their culture like to wear their traditional clothes.... Only Americans make it an issue...
@@justuzi468 That is because they wear it with respect to the culture that fostered those styles. It is not being derided and mocked like these costumes.
Annabeth Mare Hermione Luna it's apart of a culture, it's the same as the clothes, if they wanna tell people not to wear their clothing then dont speak the language cause its English culture
None of the women in this video are trying to claim victim status or being special snowflakes. They are rightfully mourning the harm and erasure that these costumes inflict on their cultures. Please try to watch this video with a mind geared towards learning not hating.
@@dgtor_official ....have you seen the comments? People of culture appreciate the fact people wear their culture. It's the same when people talk about my state and the food its known for, it's called pride. People feel pride when they see others wearing their cultural stuff.
0:02 you are being very offensive to European , Asian, Middle Eastern, Native American, Polynesian culture!!!!!1!1!1!!1!1 Stop streatening your hair!!!!
Melissa Here it is, dummy: rac·ism /ˈrāˌsizəm/ noun prejudice, discrimination, or antagonism directed against someone of a different race based on the belief that one's own race is superior.
Different from these people in the video, as a Japanese, I totally welcome people who do cosplays of ninja, samurai, geisha, TV game & anime characters on Halloween, whoever they are, regardless of gender, age, nationality, ethnicity, social class, sexual orientation, skin colour, handicap etc.
This way of thinking is exactly why your culture is so influential. These people haven't noticed that by fencing it off, they are strangling their heritage, not protecting it.
This video is BS and Teen Vogue is having to get trolls to do damage control and add like votes. Very few people are "offended" if someone wears something of their culture and this is an idea that Teen Vogue just needs to STOP pushing already. This video was obviously staged and the people were actors because they could not get anyone to say these lines on camera for real because it is so stupid sounding. They really have an awful creative team who seems old, out of touch and can't come up with new ideas!
*So Miyagawa* Because you actually have a rich culture and you are not unsecure about it. Not all cultures are equall, and people from those cultures that have less to offer tend to lash out like this, because they are unsecure and petty.
I'm a Muslim and get offended when people wear the hijab out of mockery or to make fun of it. It's a very sacred piece of clothing. It's meant to honor a woman.
Ok I wanna go through some things with people who are not white please stop appropriating our culture like come on let me just go through a few things you can no longer do......... 1.use the internet 2.use lightbulbs 3.use phones,TVs,electric heating,heated water,radios,modern medicine,microwaves,ovens,taps,toilets,speakers,headphones This is just a few of our many many many many inventions so please stop using them thank you :) Also don’t dress up as the following things for Halloween...... princess,king,queen (European style) dont dress up as a Viking or Irish dancer Thank you all so much for reading this oh and also don’t speak English cause that’s ours as well as other European languages. Goodbye Au revoir Slán Ciao :)
If you dont want other people to wear ur culture's clothes then why do u wear the western's clothes ( jeans , jackets....) maybe they will get offended too Ps i am an arab and i dont have problem with people wearing my cultural clothes as long as they dont make fun of it
What is wrong with the USA there all crying pussies. Guess what ill teach my kids to wear what they want and travel the world. Not some spoilt student with some far off ancestors.
Insert Name Here your so dumb white people have cultures too. I'm sorry that you generalize all white people as brats who don't care about others but thats not true. I'm Greek and I've gotten plenty of racist comments about it. So shut up
I completely understand that some costumes can be offensive but I do not find the problem in wearing costumes of other cultures i actually find it beautiful
My culture is somenthing i wanna share, please feel free to dress up as a flamenco dancer, bull fighter or a paella if u will this halloween, i wont be offended cause im not dumb
@@mohamedfafa94 well she makes a good point if that fat cow is crying because the hula skirt isn't 100% accurate based off that way of thinking they aren't appropriating US/Western culture as they claim to be Iraqi/Hawaiiane etc
I'm Indian and u DONT mind if you wear anything of my culture and PLEASE wear and eat and do anything of my culture please because Indian food is amazing 😀😀 and I do not think this is a good message for young girls it just makes people be ignorint of other cultures.
I’m Japanese, and I assure you Japanese people in Japan absolutely love when non-Japanese persons wear Japanese garment. There are lots of kimono-renting stores for tourists, and often local Japanese give a compliment to foreigner in kimono how good they look. When we see non-Japanese persons wear Japanese garment, we feel it’s application and respect.
YESSSSS!! When I was in Japan I was encouraged to wear a kimono. I know in Korea if you wear a hombok you'll be given free access to many tourist places. This is just simply the victimhood of Western culture.
So you must be really offended by yourself for using Arabic Numbers your whole life, mustn't you? Yup, how insensitive of you! Can you tell your technology NOT to use Arabic Numbers from now on?
The better questions is, why the fuck would people be so weak that you can't handle people wearing specific clothes for a day like Halloween that is made for such occasion? If you are upset by it, go home and cry in your safe space bed.
I don’t see why we should make a big deal out of cultural outfits being worn by different people. Sure it’s traditional, but I think that as long as you aren’t being racist or an idiot drunk then I feel that you can wear whatever. Just don’t be offensive about it. That’s my opinion at least
No. Wearing the traditional clothes of a culture is not a generalization. Mocking elements of that culture and using them to mock a culture by mashing them up, sexualizing them, or straight up deriding them is a generalization.
audrey rae IT IS A COSTUME! It’s called a Halloween costume.... why is everyone offended just because some news channel told u to be? Wow unbelievable.... shows you the stranglehold the media has on the brains of the dumber 50% of the country
@@davidpfeifer9489 It is true that the media is terribly influential, but it is sometimes a force for change. That's what this video is. It isn't saying "Be offended!" It's saying, "Here's why this hurts us. If you want to respect us, were the real thing, not this trash." God bless!
@@jonathanjohnomerez6079 I am "kind of offended", as offended as you could get by seeing a bootleg toy of your favorite character, but I wouldn't care if they stayed under their rocks everything would be fine, the problem is they now mess with children, force themselves into things that are exclusive for women like bathrooms and beauty pageants and if you don't cope with their delusions, you have to deal with the fucking law.
They can wear it as long as they don't disrespect the culture. There is a difference between cultural appropriation and cultural appreciation and why tf is that girl crying over a hula skirt
And you still didn't get it? Its kind of like an sad anger that people can walk around with a piece of your culture and you can't aren't allowed to because someone decided long ago that it was in their best interest that you assimilate into their European-American culture. Basically, her grandmother wasn't even allowed to practice her Hawaiian culture and only now years later she is allowed to reconnect with her history after so many years all the while some chick X away can do whatever she wants because YOLO Halloween edition. And guess what, she can't even get the culture she's trying to emulate right! She probably just walked down the aisle, saw the picture on the package and thought, "Hey! That'll look sweet for Halloween!" Does she even bother to double check the authenticity of it? Nope. That's what she's crying about.
Sandra Meesala Nobody said people aren't allowed to wear pieces of their culture. Freaking hell, you people are so bloody stupid that I'm ready to break something.
so she decides to dictate what people can and cannot wear... like what happened in Hawaii all those years ago... history repeats itself once again! Soon we will have a new Hitler!
You and these offended people are not explaining why it's disrespectful. Ya, if you're doing a caricature and mocking them, like 1920's blackface it's disrespectful. But if you're doing an accurate recreation of the clothing from a place of admiration, then it's not disrespectful. Arguments about what is respectful and what is not gets muddier when characters like Moana become celebrated heroes across the world. Polynesians wanted representation in mainstream culture, now that you have contributed to the greater culture, the characters, the legends are out there and they exist. And people will want to cosplay and emulate their heroes. I don't see how telling non-Polynesians that they shouldn't want to be more like Moana is a good thing. At the end of the day, awareness of other cultures expands when outsiders are allowed to participate.
The only way of being first generation latina is 2 non latin countries having a baby in a latin country, then their baby becomes first generation latino
I'm a Mexican-American girl and I love it when people wear costumes of my culture! Some people honestly look even more Mexican that me, lol I'm a fair skinned latina so like 💁🏻♀️😂
blurglide so we can’t straighten our hair or just be born with it?? you’re really a dumbass looking past the point. no ones trying to be white it’s y’all who are the main ones doing the appropriation.
theangstybuddah _ you literally used something from white culture to make that comment lmao. and use cars, electricity, go to school, etc, lmao stop copying white culture 😂😂😂
"My culture is not a costume" Says a bunch of women in the hip Western/American fashion😂😂😂😂 People who are ashamed to be seen in their traditional clothes scream "Cultural appropriation" to hide their deep feeling of shame that others are wearing clothes that they themselves don't 😂😂
mblazin1532 As an part Indeginous. Native Amèrican women and girls are being râpéd, kidnapped, missing and killed all over Canada and U.S, an to sexualize Our culture and play with it like props is disrespecful and make things worse for us 😑
wo wo wo I'm native american, I dont know about the US but in Canada this happened 200 years ago by the ENGLISH Guess what ? White people are not only ENGLISH Stop being so offended, it doesnt make anything worse at all.
s w Native American women and girls are going missing all around Canada, Indeginous people are mistreated, abused, sexually assaulted before the age of 18, etc, no one cares literally. Indeginous people are oppressed
Jeanine Tai they are yes, by the other native americans because they fucking live in reserves most of them. And you know who also gets abuse ? FUCKINg EVEry RACE. The issues youre mentionning isnt a matter of race youre so dumb it hurts sjw
Generation Y is to damn sensitive. Halloween is a time to have fun and NOT be serious. Last Halloween I seen a black dude dressed in a three piece suit with white face and he had a sign that said Wall Street Traitor and his buddy was dressed as a bull. I thought it was funny as hell.
LOL. Reading what said, I don't get how when a black guy pails or paints their to look European. It's offensive when a white person spray tans or paints there face to look darker to look like an African America, even not having the red lips.
GaminOnYa I know the generation is a little sensitive and Halloween is fun but it hurts others in there opinion if you wear something hurtful to them the generation needs to bring each other up not down
I don't hate racist clothing. I just hate tacky clothing. All these costumes are cheap and tacky. Tacky people wear tacky clothing. I prefer wearing traditional kimono that costed me the price of a car. I paid for quality and craftsmanship. Quality clothing for quality people.
Sousouri Eleutheria Welcome to Snowflake Land, home of a unique species known as the Social Justice Warrior, where it's almost as if the evolutionary clock ticks backwards.
No offense but why cant we take scandinavian people into this? we have a strong culture that people wear as costumes (viking helmets with horns etc), but i guess since we're white it doesn't matter 🤷 (also a costume is a costume, as long as it isnt traditional clothing remade into a costume)
Am Gill but these are all cultures who are oppressed by western countries and also vikings are not a ‘culture’ and neither are they still fighting to exist despite discrimination so there isn’t that double standard if someone wears that costume because they aren’t simultaneously rejecting that very same culture in real life.
Europeans (white people) have a very rich culture, including Scandinavian culture. There is not a single way another non-european culture is oppressed in America, only butthurt SJWs and crazy liberals will go to the lengths of complaining that someone (mainly a white person) is wearing a garment from their own culture when they themselves take things from European culture everyday of their lives and don't say a thing.
I know this is super random, but as far as I was taught at university the helmets with horns are originated as part of costumes made for an opera (probably the ring cycle by Richard Wagner but I would have to look that up). So if we follow the logic of the argument, only costume designers could be offended by people wearing it.
Kati Mercury Idk if this is meant to me but basically what I'm saying is they took viking helmets and turned them into a costume, aka the costume with horns (ik they originally didnt have horns)
Let people wear whatever tf they want, why is this offensive? If anything it’s a compliment of your culture as other people like it. If others can’t wear something, that is a FORM OF OPPRESSION. We live in a world of free speech which means we can wear whatever we want, that is the point of freedom to express ourselves, cultural appropriation literally takes that away from the people, it is literally saying a certain race is not allowed to wear something. Sounds familiar? Well... that is actually one of the main forms of segregation used in fascism. As the saying goes, those who think they are the least oppressive are always the most oppressive 🤔🤔
I am Japanese. I don't understand what they are upset about. If you want to wear a kimono, you can. "It's unusual, it's cute, it's weird, I want to imitate an anime character, so I want to wear it!" Please feel free to do so for any reason. A kimono is a kimono. You can wear whatever you like, whether it's cheap or high-end. It is just a piece of clothing. However, I was offended when Valentino, a clothing brand, once ran an advertisement in which they laid a kimono sash on the ground and walked on it with high heels. Kimonos are not carpets.
you can't say something is stupid bc you've never experienced it?? I'm guessing y'all are white so you need to shut your mouth bc you've never been oppressed.
Kaira Imani welp you guessed wrong lol im a proud mexican and if someone wanted to go dress up as a chola, mariachi or a damn taco i could care less it not that deep😂
Danish people can say that Ariel costumes are offensive Swedish people can say that Viking costumes are offensive I can say that minion costumes are offensive A marvel/dc fan can say that Marvel/Dc costumes are offensive Any costume can be offensive in the day we live in. A literal piece of wood could be seen as offensive.
Ammiz haha Norwegians can also say that viking costumes is offensive bug its not, we are proud when People dress up as vikings 😂 then they remembers us 😂 its a completly different story about native americans for example, vikings "stopped existing" 1000s of years ago, natives have been hunted Down, and they stiller are at some places so thats something Else. (sry for bad English, im an tweleve year old from Norway 😂) -Sol
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The Hawaiian girl is being seriously misleading. Do you know how long it's been since it was illegal to practice certain aspects of traditional Hawaiian culture? Well over a century - before her grandmother was ever born. I'm not saying what happened was right, but her grandmother never experienced what this girl is crying over.
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@@burntsoup ya cuz you know what my people went through Hāole
@@bighawaiianpunch3534 Cultural appropriation says that white Mexicans Can't celebrate Mexican culture. Why because they white. That logic does not make sense. Cultural appropriation does not exist.
I think she was trying to say that because of what happened a century ago, a lot of people even now are not in touch with their culture.
I'm disappointed in the victimhood culture that our youth has come to embrace. If we constantly feel offended by everything, then living will be hard once we get out in the real world.
Maylena Scott the problem in the past is that we weren’t offended enough though... 🙃🤔
Maylena Scott I’m disappointed in the mastery culture that the older generation still clings to.
Agreed.
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Muh Russia salad not really. They are wearing my culture on their face so they should stfu about cultural appropriation.
"My culture is not a costume"
So are Brazilians wrong when they celebrate the Carnival? Because i know they uses costumes of other countries or cultures to represent something.
Shaggy honestly... Brazilians haven’t figured it out yet as well, it is a really hot topic nowadays, the problem is that: it is incredibly hard to say what is and what isn’t cultural appropriation. After Portugal, England, France, Netherland, Japan and a lot of others countries went to the country, without counting the africans countries and the natives (that is too many to keep counting) and all these people have built families and with time they started marrying each other. There are some cities down south where people still use some traditional European clothes, the buildings themselves look European, if you go to states like São Paulo, there are cities with traditional Japanese temples, festivals and etc, while the north have more African influence and it goes on all over the country, so it is really hard to say if it is cultural appropriation once a lot of these cultures actually moulded the Brazilian culture
But when comes to the carnival, actually people don’t use a lot of culture based costumes. Yes, there are some, but most of them are actually pop related with a lot of glitter
It depends because a lot of the times, they're a way of celebrating other country's cultures that moulded Brazilian culture into what it is, so those are not wrong (in my eyes at least) because they're celebrating not mocking. But the mockery is obviously wrong even though it's not done a lot
@Kakashi Hatake exactly, in Belgium we do have carnival
As a Chinese person, I see nothing wrong in wearing clothings that represent our culture as long as u do it in a respectful way. There’s nothing wrong in celebrating another people’s culture and appreciating the beauty of it. It’s a way to beak down barriers b/w people and promote harmony and understanding.
Even chopstick
I agree
And this video says that wearing it as a Halloween costume isn't respectful.
That's perfectly fair. If I was to see a non-Chinese person dressed up as an obvious stereotype, in order to be mean-spirited. I'd happily inform them that they are a jerk and what they're doing is morally appalling. But you can dress up as somebody of another culture in a respectful way. Only by enjoying each other's culture, do we bring people of different cultures together.
I think people hate it because it’s stereotypical.
“I identify as a first generation Latina”
You can’t just identify as that. You either are or you aren’t.
THANK YOU
If you don't even speak spanish you are just an american with a hispanic lastname like Cameron Diaz.
I AM a first generation Latina. But I identify as the seventh son of a seventh son.
@C caymer lol you should know
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The double standard here is so blatant and horrible. These people have quite literally convinced themselves they are oppressed, justifying the double standard in the process.
Costumes are not meant to be an 100% accurate/ historical representation of a culture. It’s supposed to be an appreciation and celebration of a certain culture, which should be open to any and all cultures worldwide, because they are beautiful. I loved getting to dress up in a kimono once during the Japanese unit in history when I was younger. I loved flipping through books and learning about different cultures, histories, and traditions.
Putting on a costume is not offensive. By wearing that kimono, I was not pretending to be Japanese. I was recognizing and appreciating the beauty of their culture. Yet, these people think ripping up their own cultural clothing is less offensive? To me, that looks like nothing but shame.
It’s funny, really, how they didn’t discuss how white cultures are also turned into costumes and representations. Pilgrims, Romans, Scandinavians, Renaissance, Vikings, etc. are all examples of white cultures that are also celebrated and worn as costumes (And those aren’t 100% accurate either! Guess what? Vikings didn’t have horns on their helmets. But it’s a representation and recognizable part of the culture). If they were really that concerned, why did you not include those?
Are you telling me next time I go to the Renaissance Faire any person who is not Italian and is dressed as my culture should be yelled at? Are you telling me the little girl who lives down the street shouldn’t have dressed up as Moana for Halloween even though she JUST LOVES THE PRINCESS?
As someone with strong Italian roots, I do not take offense when other people joke about Italian culture, dress up in Roman togas, or put on our costumes. I wasn’t offended when the Met Gala had a deeply Catholic theme. I love seeing my heritage and culture celebrated by ALL. Ever since I was little, I’ve loved learning about and celebrating cultures worldwide. I found the different styles, traditions, and practices fascinating; And I hate that appreciation is now being called stealing- especially since it apparently only goes one way.
Katie'sBookCorner I agree with that comment entirely except the fact that kimonos are Japanese
Moody Oops- I did accidentally say Chinese instead of Japanese once! I have gone back and edited. You’re correct, and it was a Japanese unit in school.
Katie'sBookCorner Got it.
There's a difference between cultural appropriation and cultural appreciation. I'm totally okay with the latter what i cant stand is when people think my culture is something funny, something that is only ok if its a costume. if i wore my cultural clothing in america everyone would treat me like a terrorist because i come from a mostly muslim country and our culture has Islamic stuff in it but if someone else wears it as a costume then its suddenlly fine and even funny? thats terrible. that just gives more power to the people who are already hurting and discriminating us. the renaissance fair may not hurt you but when they appropriate our culture it hurts us. it helps the thought that muslims are people you can make fun of it strengthens the thought that the turks are unruly and lazy and barbaric even tho we really are not. it doesnt show that we care a lot about people around us, or that our religion is one full of love or any of the good sides. its just a joke for most of the people. do you know bc of that stigma around us its so much harder for me to get a job in a european country? its much harder for me to win an award bc no one wants to give us one. all of our inventors and scientists and important politicians and historians are erased but of course you tell me how much it hurts the white people. im not saying its right im saying it doesnt hurt you half as much as it hurts us.
Omg yes I 100% agree with you when people who are not Irish celebrate saint patricks day and dress up in green and ginger wigs ect I don’t go around shouting at the to take it off and stop appropriating my culture like ahahah these people need to stop being so sensitive
I’m French. She better take that black and white striped shirt off because the French navy wore that shit and lost their lives on sea. Jk wear what u want as long as it’s not racist and genuinely harmful to someone else.
I agree, but a costume cannot be "genuinely harmful" to anyone......it's a fucking piece of fabric.
Sinead Bracken 😂😂😂
Now that you say it She kind of looks like Josephine Baker
They are erasing French history and narratives
I’m Norwegian( Scandinavian ), but I won’t cry If some 7 year olds wear a viking costume on Halloween lol
yea i got happy when i saw americans wear norweigan culture cause its not really shared at all
Kanra I'm half Scandinavian(🇳🇴🇸🇪🇫🇮🇩🇰) and American 🇺🇸
You wouldn’t understand bc it’s white people wearing other white people’s clothing. On the other hand, white people wearing (and oftentimes humiliating) nonwhite clothing is offensive, considering what white people have done (and continue to do) to nonwhite societies.
@@logicalbullshit "Americans" or Europeans? The true "Americans" are the indigenous/native people of the Americas. Also, Native American clothing has meaning to each part. For instance, wearing a headdress is reserved among the most wise, and each color and design in the clothing has meaning.
Peaches First off, we all know who the true “Americans” are (the Natives). Second of all, people should begin to learn about the racist backbone “America” was built on to begin to understand minority women like the ones shown above.
Honestly this is stupid
Like I’m Arabic and I really won’t mind it if someone wore my cultural cloth , why do people these days just get offended about every little thing , it bothers me a lot
Forever Weird lmao this bothers me and I’m Arab but Arabic is the language Arab is the person
I dun care I knoww that Arabic is the language and I “should” say I’m Arab , but saying I’m arabic works as well so yeah
Same, I'm a Singaporean Malay and Chinese and Indians have worn our traditional Baju Kurung from time to time. I've worn the Cheongsam before. I've had Chinese friends wear the Sari and Mundu.
What's the big deal? I see no problems here.
Forever Weird same. This hypocrisy in the video is honestly followed by the idiocracy. I could go on to tell them “MY CULTURE IS NO YOUR MAKEUP!” (Eyeliner is Egyptian.)
I know everyone is so easily offended. Why can’t we be happy instead of focusing on the negative. As long as someone doesn’t make fun of other people’s cultures I think it should be ok. I mean I’m from Scandinavia (sweden) and I don’t get offended if someone dresses up as a viking that doesn’t look anything like the vikings originally did, but I don’t get offended. But I still get how they feel because there are ppl that make fun and mock other cultures
Actually grass hula skirt were created in a campaign in the 1900s to draw tourists to hawaii, and tiki bars were invented in california in the 70s.
did you watch the video?
You're wrong. Grass skirts have been around since the 1800s
@@amalia1_ Maybe. I confuse dates a lot. But my point is that theyre not as traditional as people think
@@zaynster5210 I think he did. But did you read his comment?
@@lunaticcultist9741 i don't think he understood the point. you too.
I'm %100 Irish. I guess I should be curled up in a ball in tears on St Patrick's day. This is what happens when you live in a country as good as the US. You cry over costumes. I'm ashamed that these people share soil with good sane American people.
@@byrondubose7445 every day is an Irish drinking holiday if you do it right
Another thing that happens when you live in a country as good as the US is you get people like you who get offended over these people's opinions
You should come to Chile on St Patrick's day :) we have some sweet parties on bars, with a lot of green and good celtic music.
@@Martin_89 offended? No. Annoyed? Yes.
@@cloudpuffer224 so if this video was about them being annoyed instead of offended you would be okay with it?
"Cultural appropriation" is just the new poloitically correct way of saying "Keep to your own kind"
It's the modern segregation
It’s the new racism in My opinion
Well yeah it’s logical
We wouldn’t have blacks n sweeden being viking....
Oh Swedish tv says vikings were black
@@GustavoRodriguez-qr5po I live in Denmark - right next to Sweden and I never heard anything like that.
However, the first people coming to Scandinavia had darker skin, but lost their melanin during evolution, due to cold weather.
When an Indigenous persons GRANDPARENT wasn’t allowed to even celebrate her own culture, and then watches all these other people in this country mock her cultural outfit, while still trying to create her own, I’d say something’s wrong bro.
I am an Indian, and I come from South India.
Please feel free to wear, eat, or use anything from my culture! Rally against hatred and segregation of cultures, and instead promote love and acceptance of whatever anyone wants to wear, eat or use!
Comment below with your ethnicity/culture and your permission for other cultures to get involved in yours!
Hello, im Romanian, feel free to wear the fuck you want ;^)
Hello! I'm Scottish and if you want to wear a kilt (look it up) then you can! I would laugh!
Im half kuwaiti half polish and u can eat wear whatever u want
I'm Dutch, feel free to use my culture if you wish
I'm Norwegian and you can wear, eat, etc. Whatever you want
In Brazil we literally have a holiday where we wear native costumes to celebrate different cultures and no one gets offended. I don't understand how celebrating someone else's culture is offensive... of course blackface and degrading other cultures is not okay but wearing the clothes to celebrate diversity I think is great... I honestly don't understand why u Americans r whining abt this when there r so many bigger issues out there...
Sofia Sobchacki in my country we also have a holiday like that. It's called Carnival. Trinidad and Tobago
Sofia Sobchacki
The fact that these morons are actually comparing Halloween costumes to Black Face just shows how narrow-minded and stupid they are.
Sofia Sobchacki can I come to Brazil so the Indian people don’t stare at me when I wear a sari?
@Sugakookiebaby BTS Why should it be accurate? Costumes are costumes.
That's because the SJWs still think you guys are "Latinx".
Don't wear kilts. Don't straighten your hair. Don't wear hula skirts. Don't curl your hair. Don't wear anything from your culture or someone else's culture. don't exist.
Yes, what gives these people the right to appropriate the culture of their ancestors, which they did NOTHING to create!?
Pickle Gerard white people have no culture
Let's see, there's American culture, British culture, Scandinavian cultures, Eastern European cultures, France, Germany,
How many unique cultures do I have to name for you to take your head out of your ass?
Pickle Gerard but my hair is naturally straight
what about Kilts? or dirndls? Lederhosen? Those aren't Cultural how?
I am half Nigerian and English and sick of these snowflakes. As long as you are not mocking a culture then who cares.
Same. I'm a South african (Zulu, Xhosa, sotho, swathi, English and Scottish racial ethnic and heritage mixex) sorry that was long😅 but they made a lot of "this isn't what it's supposed to look like points". Is this a video on the lack of accuracy within the symbolism of said culture or *actual* cultural appropriation. Also Notice how there weren't any white Europeans. Isn't cultural appropriation supposed to offend by culture not race... The ppl of color argument really stood out to me in that sense
its not that? it’s that people of color will he discriminated against, same with their culture and then for it to be worn as a costume? like
and just because you are Nigerian and aren’t offended doesn’t mean many other aren’t
I don’t see why make a fuss over Halloween costumes. The holiday only comes once a year after all
they are. that is the problem.
Im mexican and I don't feel insulted if they ware chola or mariachi costume
Kenia Camarillo preach it sister there over reacting
Kenia Camarillo well you should be!! These cry babies liberals told you to be TRIGGERED!!!!
That's because you're not the emotional invalid they want to pretend that you are. Don't let them. The racism of low expectations is the worst.
Same
Da Queen how can I be racist with my culture? I'm just saying I don't get offended
So following this concept, since I'm Italian I should feel offended by others eating pizza and pasta or trying to imitate a sicilian accent and faking being a mafia associate for fun?! I just think this is dumb, there are greater problems in the world than people finding your culture so fassinating that they want to express their feelings about it by trying to look like you for one night.
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Since I'm not ethnically Italian, I was apparently being 'racist' towards Italians when I dressed up as Ezio Auditore last Halloween. Even though I absolutely love the character of Ezio, it would still be 'racist' by this video's train of thought.
Lisa Plambeck sorry I am not familiar with Italian culture. It does seem wonderful by seeing how big of a mark they made in history. Who is that character you dressed up from?
IamK Ezio Auditore da Firenze is the titular assassin in Assassin's Creed 2. In the context of the game, Ezio was the second son of Giovanni Auditore, a wealthy Florentine banker, and lived from the late 1400's to the early 1500's. This character was so popular with both audiences and critics that Ubisoft, the company that developes the Assassin's Creed franchise, decided to extend his story into a trilogy, something that has yet to be done with any other assassin in the entire franchise. If you haven't played Assassin's Creed, I highly recommend it.
It. Has. No. Cultural. Or. Spiritual, Meaning. It's. Food. People eat food from different cultures all the time. No one is offended because food doesn't have meaning. Clothing does.
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Well, as an italian I will explain to you something: food in Italy is a fucking religion. If you ask an italian the top three reasons why they're proud to be italian, the food will be in the first three places. As for a Mexican girl her clothes have a meaning, for me as an Italian my food has an incredibly and strong meaning. The food for me is able to talk about my culture, about myself, and it's able to give feelings to other people. It's a huuuuge part of our culture.
And at the same time I don't complain when I heard that the pizza is the most eaten food in the world (and often the pizza is of bad quality 😂 ) ! Culture appropriation? No. Culture appreciation.
I'm not offended by your comment just because I think it's dumb to be offended by such a stupid thing...? While you probably think it's offensive to wear something that comes from a different culture if you're white. I mean. Dumb.
I'm so glad people are disagreeing with this
Haley Vargas of course most people on youtube are white if they see something who doesn't goes in their direction they will not agree
@@Ocosmos777 I'm latina and also disagree with the content of the video. Yup not white. Implying that people of certain skin color share the same views about sth is wrong.
@@Ocosmos777 im indian and i also disagree...how will it affect me if y'all wear a saree
@@Ocosmos777 wow...stereotype much? I am a beautiful mix who thinks this cultural appropriation complaining is just stupid. All of these girls with their clothing and their hairstyles are culturally appropriating white culture if you believe in that nonsense. Grow up.
glonl boyz racist spotted!
This is like me getting offended at super Mario because I’m Italian . Is this real life?
Is super mario a culture?
@@hyk3391 chola culture is a Mexican concept, not latino. And it is a negative term referring to a certain population of people, like someone in bad taste in their clothing, manner of speaking, etc.
@@Sofia-gy3mz pls, she said "CHOLA culture" Google it, this video is about "american people having first world problems"
Is this just fantasy
Sofia .... If I dress like a roman soldier is that offensive?
is not the same CULTURAL APROPIATION THAN CULTURAL APRECIATION . People that do cosplays , or for me that I want to be an actress , sometimes I have to play roles o people from other cultures and for that Im not apropiationg Im telling a character life.
My mother went egipt when she was younger and to enter to a temple she have to cover her hair and she was wearing typical egipcian clothes, for me s not apropiation for me is learning and admirating a culture.
Well, there are native americans who are still killed in South America.
Good point
Carolbulanger what?
londyn o thanks for the comment and sorry for my english (Im from Spain)
I dont like the term cultural apropiation Firstly because If a person is wearing clothes from other cultures has nothing to do with that person making that culture his own. Secondly people that incriminate other people of cultural apropiation...they are judging because they dont know the roots of all the people they are judging (maybe they see a girl with a typical chinesse dress and she looks white but she has family from there or friends).Other point is that cultural is a more general thing that only clothes, culture is Music, typical food...so are they telling me that in order to listen to rap, eat mexican food..I have to belong to that culture..that is racist.
Im from spain and for me to see a person from other countries admiring mediterranean food, dancing flamenco or other typical things from here.. for me that is beautiful.
Conclusion, I hate that term Because the beautiful thing about culture is share it.
isn’t this segregation? only your race/culture can wear something? like back when only white people could vote. now, only one race/culture can wear something. this is a very dumbed down explanation but I hope you can see where I’m coming from.❤️
The thing is, they’d never make a video like this:
Susan, a white female, says, “Maria you can’t wear mikes because they’re from German culture! That’s sooo offensive because my grandma was German and she just bought her first pair of nikes and that’s soooo mean because people in *thousand years earlier* didn’t have Nike”
Now look at that but replace it with literally any of these cultures and it suddenly become unacceptable
You mean Adidas bro
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Sjws need to be stopped. They're running everything.
"Chola culture" OMG! It this a joke???? Lol
I thought chola was a slur that meant 'low class person' in Mexico? That's what all the Mexicans told me.
@@jesseward568 "chola culture" is not even Mexican culture, it's LA culture they dont even know what they are talkin bout.
Jesse Ward cholo refers to indigenous Latin American people in most cases, the word was first recorded in Peruvian books referring to our indigenous people. Now many people refer to that word as what you mentioned which is really sad in my opinion since it’s usually a derogatory term towards our indigenous people.
A it actually started way after, in America, Latin American people used this against the racism and social stigmas, nowadays it’s likely referring to an insult, (as a Mexican I can say this is true it’s mostly to make fun of a person or sometimes to call them a funny way of criminal or somethings like that)
@@AldanaBalarezo In mexican schoolar books they mentions natives in a disrefpecful way too :^
I’m Mexican and I don’t get offended when I see someone wearing a sarape or a sombrero or even a fake mustache, as long as they’re not making fun of that stuff it’s fine
That's because you're an actual Mexican, not someone born in the United States with brown skin who knows nothing about Mexico but thinks he's Mexican because he can't grasp the difference between race and culture.
@@Dennis-nc3vw oh shut up
@@abril9691 thank you
@@Dennis-nc3vw lmao Mexicans born in the United States still know abt their culture and still get mocked for it
@@pinkpuff5361
No they do not. “Cholo” isnt a thing in Mexico. Its a term used for people who are criminals or have bad manners. We dont use the slang they use in the US. We dont use those bandana things, we dont care about low riders. Yet people say is “mexican”? No its not.
I'm half Moroccan half Iranian and if someone used something from my culture, I'd be glad that it's being recognised and appreciated not offended even by the slightest. Why has everything got to be about race these days?
Same, i'm half Moroccan half american.
Because liberal elites half filthy, diseased, maggot infested hearts and hate this country. And they know the best way to tear a country apart is to fan the flames of racial tensions.
at least make it accurate. plus it isnt a costume. wear it on a day other than halloween if youre really there to appreciate cultures.
Totally agree!!
@@Dennis-nc3vw out of all the languages, you chose to speak facts
I'm Mexican and people always dress up as a mexican with mustaches and clothes but its supposed to be not taken as offensive,god damn chill,2017 trying to make it all about culture matter (which does matter) but everyone gets so offended and goddamn its just a costume and not supposed to be offensive
Christy Chicken IKR, if someone dressed up as a Bosnian knight before tbe ottomans, or a dervish, I'd be pretty flattered
Christy Chicken lol everyone bitch gets offensive but for real these are not even Halloween costume
Me too like people chill it's just a fucking costume for one night....
Thumbs up! This video is offensive by suggesting that teens should bully and clothing shame each other over a COSTUME! Shame on Teen Vogue for promoting such backward and harmful messages! Teen Vogue is NOT the moral police, especially with this garbage propaganda they put out!
You don't speak for all Mexicans. Hay gente que si se ofende y por buena razon. Estos disfraces son una burla de la comunidad hispana.
My grandma is Hawaiian, she is in her 60's now, but she as a teenager told me she danced by the ocean secretly with friends, and she taught lessons, the skirts WERE NOT THIS THOUGH! They were real flowers and straw, but I don't have any idea why you would cry over this. It's not really racist it is just a luai now, and people IN HAWAII DO IT TODAY AND LOOK LIKE THIS! Yet she allergic to pineapples, and loves coconuts and her sister is allergic to cocunuts but loves pineapples..weird..
And Hawaii is part of USA ,right.
My grandpa told me that when the schools were around Hawaiians that would speak Hawaiian were punished by writing I wanna speak Hawaiian 100 times or 500 times
She seemed to be trying to cry more than crying. Just like the ex-athletes on ESPN desperately trying to cry during their many staged outrage segments. Remember, all these "scenes" have directors behind the camera. If this is a big problem in their lives, they are some of the luckiest people in the history of this planet.
Lol wtf “chola culture”? 😂 i was expecting her to complain about the typical sombrero and pancho
Leighton St. Hale it’s a LA culture not Mexican 😂
Alfredo Alcantar yeah But even that is stupid t get mad about 😂
Almost no one here in Mexico wears Sombrero and Poncho since the Mexican revolution. Not even in small towns. People wear sombrero but with a plaid shirt, or other kinds of shirts ("guayaberas" in tropical coastal places for example). In cold places people wear sombrero and leather jackets. In the big cities (México City, Guadalajara, Monterrey, León, Puebla, etc.) People wear t shirts and jeans, or sports wear, or formal clothing, just like in any other occidental country.
Juan Jacobo Mora Cerecero Yup I know but thanks for trying to enlighten me
Leighton St. Hale Search history of cholo ! Educate yourself! 🙄
Speaking English is English culture. This video is offending my culture
Rockabilly King racist the blacks were captured and forced to speak english
english is a global language. everyone speaks it.
So you don't want us to speak English because it's your language, yet when we speak any other language you people get mad and shout "speak English!" Lol make up your mind
Land Owner Most were captured by other blacks and sold to Europe....dumbass
iskandar where did you get that from ? He never said that
My grandmother is also currently in her 70's *sniff* and she's been creating western clothes *sniff* ... for weeks now.... and seeing you wearing them is extremely hurtful *sniff* not only for myself but for the generations..... that had to go through this eRaYsChEr....*stares while sad music plays in the backround*
John macloyd racist
@@dontjudgeme7256 Dumbass snowflake.
If she's offended by it then she can be I don't get why you have to mock her
@@zohrabutter9575 Because she's blinded by hypocrisy.
She is rightfully lamenting the erasure of her culture and the insensitivity of the costume. Please do not mock her without trying to understand her pain.
4:25 ripping clothing that poor kids around the world could were to keep warm(see,you can make everything deep and offensive)😒
Soy Chileno y sientanse libres de disfrazarse de alcoholicos qls wenos pal pico 😍👊
Lo de alcohólico te lo aguanto . Lo otro nopo no wei . Me siento ofendido y voy a reclamar en twitter contra ti ajajjajaja
@The Unbekannt indian?? Omg what dumb lel
jajajaja mención honorifica para el cesarito, muy bien 👏
JAJAJAJAJAJA
Jajaja te mamaste
Wait a minute... is chola a culture????
It's not a traditional culture but it still belongs to an ethnic community
It shouldn’t be it’s embarrassing there’s females like that make my people look bad
Laura Gill But it's not a sacred part of their heritage. It's a recent cultural trend. It's a fashion subculture. Like dressing like a biker or hippie.
its not recent at all, but yeah they shoul've pick sombreros, and its not offensive at all lmao if they can make it funny i'll laugh lol
I thought the same thing. They're sqeezing out as much b.s. as possible from all corners of the globe.
No whites?
I guess they couldn't find any white people whiny enough.....
Define: "White People"
Those are the culture vultures
Haven’t you heard white people are a minority now like really think about it
Casey Lee yes but there are plenty of diffrent ”white” cultures. Nordic, slavic, iralic etc.
for example all the dark girls on instagram wearing blue eye contacts!! STOP STEALING MY FEATURES!! Like no
Honestly I can see why it's offensive. But I can see why it's not. If you're going to wear a costume like these, try to be at least accurate. Some of these are terrible.
Bullshit! I wonder if most comments like yours is coming from teenagers and young adults. I gig in all kinds of clubs and venues. Come Halloween, ADULTS (not young adult crybabies) dress up as some of the most ridiculous and over-the-top variances of cultural garbs. It's a lot of fun when you're not an easily offended snowflake.
Lord Zeus ok cool
Natai KO TODAY IS ST. PATRICK'S DAY! AND DO YOU SEE -BUZZFEED- Teen Vouge yelling at that?
Ironically everyone's wearing clothes that wasn't of their culture
Like a Texedo or even a jail/prison clothes lol
@@sager3388 you can’t wear that. You’re copying prison culture🥴
That's exactly what I was thinking, if you are pointing out what's wrong, then wear and show what's right, simple.
@@thrasherfoo 🤣 🤣
Ironically, I don’t think so. Because if our traditional clothes have cultural, meaning, then regular clothes of the modern day, don’t.
I thought America was a melting pot?
The left hates the melting pot, they want a mixed salad. Where have you been?
No it’s a country
Char our country was always considered a melting pot lol where have u been.
SANS SOUCI ! I was tryna be funny-nevermind 😅
@Leeber Gruber you're af
I’m Chinese-American, but I’m happy when someone shows interest in the Chinese culture. I say, go for it! It’s Halloween, a part of European culture! That’s what makes America so great. We culture appreciate 💕
Huanhuan Wang omg yes thank you Halloween is an Irish festival ahaha
Truth Spitter thought it was Hanukkah 😂
irish culture - the irish used to dress up during halloween because they believe the dead walk among them and the wanted to fit in, i love that spread around and became something that everyone did together
sarah agarau that is so cool! It’s super interesting to know about these things. Thank you!
You don’t speak for all Asians bastard
Saudi right here,
I really don't care
Dress up as me, I don't care.
I'm glad you took notice of my culture enough to make a costume
Madison trueee
Right?!
they don't wear because they appreciate it! they're wearing it to make fun of it.....
Sure, but not when they put a fake suicide vest on... some people actually do that.
unicorns. No they weren’t most likely.
my culture is not your holiday, dont celebrate Halloween if your not irish!
Isn't halloween originated as a pagan holiday?
@@ИмяФамилия-ф2д8ш Yep, and it originated in Ireland.
Wait halloween is Irish??!...America has capitalised so much on it..now it's just about who looks the coolest rather than honouring the dead
@@darcezillious Well it was never really about honouring the dead, but you're completely right about it being changed a whole lot. It was originally "oiche shamhna" (ee-ha how-na) which means "Samhain's Eve". Everyone dressed up and wore masks to ward off ghosts that they believed walked the streets for one day. That's what they taught us in school at least.
This is a joke, right?
I'm offended by this. I don't need to give a reason because it's 2018 and I'm offended by everything.
Belle Hill why?
Happy T. Did you literally ask her about her trigger? THAT IS MY TRIGGER, YOU MYSOGNISTIC, RACIST, CISGENDER PIG! I AM AFRICAN AMERICAN AND YOU HAVE OFFENDED ME BY GETTING MY PUSSY FEELINGS HURT! HOW DARE YOU!
A Talentless Idiot how does me asking “why ?”peacefully. I’m asking her why she’s offended by these people talking about how it hurts their culture. It is a serious thing to talk about. I was just asking why this video bothers her, beacuse it’s obvious it’s important.
Happy T. lmao the joke went right over your head, didn’t it?
greysanatomywhore ** oh shit. I just realized the joke. My bad ☹️
when one third of the world is hungry and you make a video about what clothing your allowed to wear......
you need to look in a mirror
Sad I know
It’s because of schools
Chris Bishop their culture is being treated like a joke. Be quite!
Billie Stan I meant when it’s halloween at school they have to teach it to us somehow
Frozen sandwich I’ve found someone who agrees thank you 🙏
There's a difference between cultural appropriation and cultural appreciation
Yes there is. One is real, and one is not.
Lisa Plambeck both are real. As long as im wearing a something significant of other's people religion and being real and loyal to the culture by calling them the accurate name of the item, im appreciating. If im using it for a halloween costume, im appropriating.
Fatima Cervantes Halloween costumes are not supposed to be 100% accurate. They're meant to be cheap outfits to wear one night a year to party in.
ALL I have to say is that if that is cultural appropriation does exist I am not sure if it is a bad thing and it has taken place all over the place. And I find it odd that some people choice what to get offended & what not to get offended over. I mean the Christmas 🎄 tree 🌳 originated in Germany, so I guess that’s culture appopration and McDonald’s started in America, so I guess that is cultural apporation. So if it’s going to be offensive to put on these sort-of costumes does that mean that the rest of the world has to give back the Christmas Tree to the Germans and nobody can eat a McDonald unless they’re American?
Yup
I CAN'T BELIVE SHE SAID "CHOLA CULTURE" OMFG THIS IS HILARIOUS HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
What does that actually mean though
@@daffodilbread1405 chola is spanish slang for a mexican woman gangster.
@@Momof4. oh right thanks
@@daffodilbread1405 youre welcome bro
@@grinsurin3387 I thought it was a subculture
I'm Italian and I'm offended by Mario Bros costumes!
I'm Irish and I'm offended with leprechaun costumes!
Letizia Carriero me too, MY CULTURE IS NOT YOUR DAMN PROM DRESS MARIO
😂😂😂
Letizia Carriero ya ya
Please tell me you're a troll
black chick straightened her hair lol
Brie fly since when was flat ironing hair being white washed
i know black people with hair on the straighter side
Straighten hair is not cultural appropriation
Well everyone is america is somewhat white washed.
thegigadykid1 she literally talked about natural hair when she straightened her natural hair. according to what these girls said then yes it is cultural appropriation.
As someone with French and Swedish culture you can no longer eat croissants or cinnamon rolls. Ballet is completely off the table. And no blouses with lace. That’s appropriation. You can look but not touch. You stay in your group and appreciate mine from afar. Obviously, segregation from each other is the only answer to stop cultural appropriation.
@@koltonrunningcrane2523 blackface isn't racist neither is whitewashing people can be whatever skin color they want
@@koltonrunningcrane2523 then dont dress upp as a viking, dont wear my fkn Mora folkdräkt.
@@koltonrunningcrane2523 yet you speak an European language, god you’re stupid
@@mynx6522 blackface is racist white people used to have shows to dressed up as blk people and mock them and make fun of them search up blackface and get don't be dumb next time ok?😘
I am Persian and we love meeting people and offer them a cup Persian tea !
We love our tea!
But maybe we should stop doing that, because then these people will get to know how to make that tea.
According to this logic offering non-Persians Persian tea is an act of making people racist.
@mo ali I think only my second name is. I don't care about arabic stuff to be honest
@mo ali Many are apostatizing
@mo ali I agree
Actually no. Why not actually read a history textbook on forced assimilation and humiliation by Western Europeans on Africans and indigenous people of the Americas. Then come back with a logical response.
@@jesusmendoza-jp4tf I believe we (as all non-Europeans) have to stop playing the white guilt card
Remember when people didn't get offended? Ah the good old days
no i dont remember
Hufflepuff Anonymous people always used to get offended, they just never spoke up about it.
Hufflepuff Anonymous no. Cause sadly i was born into this generation of offended people
William DatKKid
There’s now less competition
They always got offender just felt like they couldn't say anything bc no one took them serious
*DISCLAIMER*
My opinions might offend you, please note I'm not really trying to offend any culture even though I speak kind of risky.
Look I get it, I get that you don't want your culture to be put in a category, Or to be viewed as bad, but seriously? So you're telling me if a 10 year old kid American child wants to be a geisha or a dragon, That they couldn't be one because it would be considered offensive? And its just a costume it doesn't mean all people think like that? I understand that the label that has been put on most cultures can be bad, but honestly how about Instead of attacking children who want to dress up for Halloween, How about you speak up about real problems with culture appropriation..
*DISCLAIMER*
I'm sorry if I offended anyone with this passage, I would just like you to know that Im not a Racist, but I do think culture appropriation is getting a little out of hand..
Beffey Hotdog I understand where you’re coming from, but a lot of them are out of hand. I’m Cherokee and when I see costumes in the store with names like “sexy savage” it’s just hurtful. I’m a human being, not some foreign creature. Taking a beautiful and rich culture and making it into some cheap Halloween costume is super disrespectful and ignorant. I don’t care if someone dresses in traditional Native American dress for Halloween. I think it’s great when people celebrate and respect other cultures, but don’t put on some $20 polyester costume, paint your face red, put a feather in your hair and run around with a tomahawk. That’s just plain rude.
Oh god I'm malécite (a native american tribe in Quebec) and I srsly like srsly dont give a damn about that. People can wear the fuck they want if they want to, I dont get offended at all. At worst I laugh at their costume but damn stop being so sensitive.
I honestly agree with you. Like I get it can be offensive, but most of these costumes are for people to wear, not to make fun of others cultures. My school would have party's, and the theme would be a luau. We would wear flowers and coconut bras 😂
That doesn't mean we are trying to offend anyone, it's just the theme and how we are dressing up. I see no one, I repeat, NO ONE who goes around saying "look at me I'm Hawaiian." They aren't made to offend others. If someone dresses up like a jellyfish, does that mean a jellyfish is going to get offended for dressing up like that? No
Beffey Hotdog Because as a Korean I would am bullied for appreciating my own culture and if people wanted to appreciate the actual meaning and learn before casually wearing the same clothes that paint a target on me then that's completely fine but as a person who went to a majority white school and was bullied for being asian it's hard to not be offended when people call me chink or make fun of my eyes or yell out crap when white people are praised for the same things that people spit at me for.
Ye Rim Won I'm sorry that happened to you, but you could take it up with the schools higher up's and get that fixed, and I get what you're saying, but I don't think you should expect much out of a child, I mean I would suppose it is mostly children dressing up as different cultures for Halloween and such, So I don't think a child's going to think anything is offensive.
As a white girl I get offended when people hold more than one Starbucks, have blonde hair, and shop at anywhere that is completely overpriced, etc. I have more but daddy is going to yell at me for braking another MacBook. XOXO
Bella Espinosa racist some blacks have natural blonde hair racist
Time4Truth yeah me too...
@Time4Truth "everyone we have an announcement to make"
@LonelyWhiteWolv the melanesians are black and have natural blonde hair
@Passion Gap the person I responded to never defined what "black" means and so I assumed they meant black in appearance which is why I brought up the melanesians. Now, since you're clearly in the mood to correct people why not correct the white female who started this thread by letting her know that coffee originated in Yemen and not in Europe or the US?
Wow The Onion is getting really good these days.
underrated comment
Rubbish. People can wear what they like.
Soooo true... I'm sri lankan and everyone wheres every culture clothing at parties and events.... And the native people of that culture never think of it as a racist act... They appreciate it that people out of their culture like to wear their traditional clothes.... Only Americans make it an issue...
Violent Ken racist
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@@justuzi468 That is because they wear it with respect to the culture that fostered those styles. It is not being derided and mocked like these costumes.
These people need to calm down
Whining about cultural appropriation in English...
wil cross knowing a language isn't cultural appropriation...
native Americans, native Hawaiian african Americans were all forced to learn English. Also you can go learn Arabic Hawaiian or african Bantu languages
English is a language not a fucking culture.
Annabeth Mare Hermione Luna it's apart of a culture, it's the same as the clothes, if they wanna tell people not to wear their clothing then dont speak the language cause its English culture
English... a language they were forced to learn and speak
I love how it has almost as many dislikes as likes, it makes me hopeful that not everyone is out there claiming to be a special snowflake
Bursting into tears is a good way to make people turn off the thinking part of their brain.
None of the women in this video are trying to claim victim status or being special snowflakes. They are rightfully mourning the harm and erasure that these costumes inflict on their cultures. Please try to watch this video with a mind geared towards learning not hating.
Don't insult snowflakes, they last longer than these SJW folk
@@dgtor_official ....have you seen the comments? People of culture appreciate the fact people wear their culture. It's the same when people talk about my state and the food its known for, it's called pride. People feel pride when they see others wearing their cultural stuff.
Actually now has more dislikes than likes. And we should keep it that way!
"I didn't spend 23 years as a Chinese born American to live next to this"
Well then, what did you spend 23 years to live next to?
I’d like to know too.
that girl is biologically chinese, i bet she can't even speak mandarin or cantonese.
ashton gacha fr
@@-untcuchable.mp4268 The left can't distinguish race and culture, just like the White Nationalists.
“Chola” culture, Wtf😂😂
Jennifer Garcia This is really the stupidest shit! Like is your life SO EASY that you get offended by people stealing gangster culture?!
I'm pretty sure that came from them trying to impersonate American culture LUL
0:02 you are being very offensive to European , Asian, Middle Eastern, Native American, Polynesian culture!!!!!1!1!1!!1!1 Stop streatening your hair!!!!
sonrisa16 ive seen black people with hair on the straighter side 💀
sonrisa16 they habe naturally straight hair racist
there is no such thing as racism against white people.
Melissa
Then you don’t know the definition of racism.
Melissa
Here it is, dummy:
rac·ism
/ˈrāˌsizəm/
noun
prejudice, discrimination, or antagonism directed against someone of a different race based on the belief that one's own race is superior.
Different from these people in the video, as a Japanese, I totally welcome people who do cosplays of ninja, samurai, geisha, TV game & anime characters on Halloween, whoever they are, regardless of gender, age, nationality, ethnicity, social class, sexual orientation, skin colour, handicap etc.
This way of thinking is exactly why your culture is so influential. These people haven't noticed that by fencing it off, they are strangling their heritage, not protecting it.
I've always loved Japanese culture, it was from playing Samurai Warriors that I looked up the warring states period.
This video is BS and Teen Vogue is having to get trolls to do damage control and add like votes. Very few people are "offended" if someone wears something of their culture and this is an idea that Teen Vogue just needs to STOP pushing already. This video was obviously staged and the people were actors because they could not get anyone to say these lines on camera for real because it is so stupid sounding. They really have an awful creative team who seems old, out of touch and can't come up with new ideas!
Thank you.
*So Miyagawa* Because you actually have a rich culture and you are not unsecure about it. Not all cultures are equall, and people from those cultures that have less to offer tend to lash out like this, because they are unsecure and petty.
I'm Thai, and please feel free to wear Thai traditional costumes. We don't get offended at all as long as you wear them in respectful way.
I'm a Muslim and get offended when people wear the hijab out of mockery or to make fun of it. It's a very sacred piece of clothing. It's meant to honor a woman.
@@shimmer4771 explain that to many Arabs who encourage foreigners to wear Muslim clothings during the World Cup in Qatar
@@elisonle3113 They wanted them to, not force them. And I didn't really watch the World Cup, just read online about it.
@@elisonle3113 And I am one individual. What do those people have to do with me?
Don't you have to wear traditional costume to visit temples in Thailand?
Ok I wanna go through some things with people who are not white please stop appropriating our culture like come on let me just go through a few things you can no longer do.........
1.use the internet
2.use lightbulbs
3.use phones,TVs,electric heating,heated water,radios,modern medicine,microwaves,ovens,taps,toilets,speakers,headphones
This is just a few of our many many many many inventions so please stop using them thank you :)
Also don’t dress up as the following things for Halloween...... princess,king,queen (European style) dont dress up as a Viking or Irish dancer
Thank you all so much for reading this oh and also don’t speak English cause that’s ours as well as other European languages.
Goodbye
Au revoir
Slán
Ciao :)
Preachhh
whites didn't make that stuff racist your race us the most racist race so...
Land Owner I almost had a stroke trying to read your comment
@@dontjudgeme7256 😂😂😂 have you ever even thought for yourself?
Okay but internet and lightbulbs aren't a culture ..
Well tried but u flopped
If you dont want other people to wear ur culture's clothes then why do u wear the western's clothes ( jeans , jackets....) maybe they will get offended too
Ps i am an arab and i dont have problem with people wearing my cultural clothes as long as they dont make fun of it
people wear clothes like this in other countries 💀
Western culture is forced. You choose to appropriate. I swear wgites are trolls
How dare people dress up as a ghost!!1!11
Very offensive to dead people have some respect
Thatsgay ugh seriously. So disrespectful...
Thatsgay shut the fuck up
morrie's Wigs it's the internet why don't you make me
#FrightPower
ikrrr
Them: Stop racism, equality for all, no discrimination
Also them: you cannot celebrate my culture because of your skin colour
Them I guess get another planet for each race
A black planet
White planet
Asian planet
Latino planet
Ikr
Yeah just because whites have done trouble to other races doesn’t mean people of color have to be jealous of whites wearing their clothes!
It's a little more nuanced than that. It's more like saying: don't blackface me.
@ComfySockz No there isn't. They are racists. And I'm talking about the pigs in the video.
So if I'm an Arab and I dress up as a Welsh Archer does that mean that I am culturely appropriating Wales?
What is wrong with the USA there all crying pussies. Guess what ill teach my kids to wear what they want and travel the world. Not some spoilt student with some far off ancestors.
Aleks nebula Yes.
Insert Name Here your so dumb white people have cultures too. I'm sorry that you generalize all white people as brats who don't care about others but thats not true. I'm Greek and I've gotten plenty of racist comments about it. So shut up
I completely understand that some costumes can be offensive but I do not find the problem in wearing costumes of other cultures i actually find it beautiful
They're just trying to feel offended in order to feel 'special'
Please dont wear jeans or a shirt or straight hair it offends my culture
laughing fucking out loud
fuck i'm speaking english and it's not my native language. ooh no i'm insulting people :'(
Y'all I think Mia The Great was joking. Oopsie I spoke english, I guess I'm offending your culture ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Ok assholes let’s just agree that we wear our hair and clothes in certain ways because we like it
🤦🏼♀️🤦🏼♀️this was clearly a joke why are so many people getting booty tickled like damn chill
My culture is somenthing i wanna share, please feel free to dress up as a flamenco dancer, bull fighter or a paella if u will this halloween, i wont be offended cause im not dumb
They all wearing American clothes
riri gurl Say that out loud and maybe then you can hear how stupid you sound.
@@mohamedfafa94 well she makes a good point if that fat cow is crying because the hula skirt isn't 100% accurate based off that way of thinking they aren't appropriating US/Western culture as they claim to be Iraqi/Hawaiiane etc
@@mohamedfafa94
Asian people shouldn't be allowed to wear Nike or Adidas because they didn't invent that? You are so stupid.
@@foxxy2583 and thus cultural appropriation is stupid
😂😂😂😂😂😂
I am from Transylvania and I can tell you that anyone here think that the Dracula costume is offensive .
Selezia well fuck does vampire count?
i don't know if this is a joke or not and it's killing me
Reine same 💀
I'm from Trabsylvania as well, I hope it was a joke
It’s a joke guys
I'm Indian and u DONT mind if you wear anything of my culture and PLEASE wear and eat and do anything of my culture please because Indian food is amazing 😀😀 and I do not think this is a good message for young girls it just makes people be ignorint of other cultures.
amikittty my mom just went to Mumbai, she said indians were really cool and kind
Petra Schneider thank you I'm not all Indian I'm also half white but I'm full tired lol😂😂😂😋
I’m Japanese, and I assure you Japanese people in Japan absolutely love when non-Japanese persons wear Japanese garment.
There are lots of kimono-renting stores for tourists, and often local Japanese give a compliment to foreigner in kimono how good they look.
When we see non-Japanese persons wear Japanese garment, we feel it’s application and respect.
YESSSSS!! When I was in Japan I was encouraged to wear a kimono. I know in Korea if you wear a hombok you'll be given free access to many tourist places. This is just simply the victimhood of Western culture.
I am very offended they are using my language and technology to make videos criticizing me it's very insensitive.
So you must be really offended by yourself for using Arabic Numbers your whole life, mustn't you? Yup, how insensitive of you! Can you tell your technology NOT to use Arabic Numbers from now on?
japanese people: Aww, katy perry is so kinds shes respecting and appriceating our culture and history! Americas: CULTURE VULTURE!!
It’s not because people want to make fun of your culture, they actually show that they do appreciate it
Gard ok but wearing cheap fabric doesn’t really show that you appreciate people’s culture
you dont appreciate a culture by using it as a costume.
Why are these people wearing cheap western clothing?
The better questions is, why the fuck would people be so weak that you can't handle people wearing specific clothes for a day like Halloween that is made for such occasion? If you are upset by it, go home and cry in your safe space bed.
This is Now an original name Are we supposed to spend $100 on Halloween costumes?
I don’t see why we should make a big deal out of cultural outfits being worn by different people. Sure it’s traditional, but I think that as long as you aren’t being racist or an idiot drunk then I feel that you can wear whatever. Just don’t be offensive about it. That’s my opinion at least
So basically, wearing traditional clothes is generalising an entire culture...
Glory to Russia racist
No. Wearing the traditional clothes of a culture is not a generalization. Mocking elements of that culture and using them to mock a culture by mashing them up, sexualizing them, or straight up deriding them is a generalization.
It’s not wearing traditional clothes. It’s the inaccuracy and lack of knowledge they have of someone else’s culture, and just wearing it as a costume
audrey rae IT IS A COSTUME! It’s called a Halloween costume.... why is everyone offended just because some news channel told u to be? Wow unbelievable.... shows you the stranglehold the media has on the brains of the dumber 50% of the country
@@davidpfeifer9489 It is true that the media is terribly influential, but it is sometimes a force for change. That's what this video is. It isn't saying "Be offended!" It's saying, "Here's why this hurts us. If you want to respect us, were the real thing, not this trash." God bless!
So what would you call transgender people? Gender appropriating or what?
sonrisa16 omg lol
asking the real questions. i wonder if there's some women being offended by these trans :D
@@jonathanjohnomerez6079 I am "kind of offended", as offended as you could get by seeing a bootleg toy of your favorite character, but I wouldn't care if they stayed under their rocks everything would be fine, the problem is they now mess with children, force themselves into things that are exclusive for women like bathrooms and beauty pageants and if you don't cope with their delusions, you have to deal with the fucking law.
Lmaoooo
😂😂😂😂😂 good one 👌👍
'My People?' ..Sad that America is starting to be constituted as cultural ghetto group . You are all Americans , one people!
Who the hell cares. People need to grow a thick skin and realize that aren't victims of anything
is this channel run by emotionally unstable women?
Evidently. And so, it would seem, are an increasingly large number of universities.
Yes.
Ann Nguyen I honestly think it is
Ann Nguyen Funny how when a woman is passionate about something they’re “emotionally unstable”. It ain’t that deep
obviously
They can wear it as long as they don't disrespect the culture. There is a difference between cultural appropriation and cultural appreciation and why tf is that girl crying over a hula skirt
Anson Maglinti did you even read what she said
And you still didn't get it? Its kind of like an sad anger that people can walk around with a piece of your culture and you can't aren't allowed to because someone decided long ago that it was in their best interest that you assimilate into their European-American culture. Basically, her grandmother wasn't even allowed to practice her Hawaiian culture and only now years later she is allowed to reconnect with her history after so many years all the while some chick X away can do whatever she wants because YOLO Halloween edition. And guess what, she can't even get the culture she's trying to emulate right! She probably just walked down the aisle, saw the picture on the package and thought, "Hey! That'll look sweet for Halloween!" Does she even bother to double check the authenticity of it? Nope. That's what she's crying about.
Sandra Meesala
Nobody said people aren't allowed to wear pieces of their culture. Freaking hell, you people are so bloody stupid that I'm ready to break something.
so she decides to dictate what people can and cannot wear... like what happened in Hawaii all those years ago... history repeats itself once again! Soon we will have a new Hitler!
You and these offended people are not explaining why it's disrespectful. Ya, if you're doing a caricature and mocking them, like 1920's blackface it's disrespectful. But if you're doing an accurate recreation of the clothing from a place of admiration, then it's not disrespectful.
Arguments about what is respectful and what is not gets muddier when characters like Moana become celebrated heroes across the world.
Polynesians wanted representation in mainstream culture, now that you have contributed to the greater culture, the characters, the legends are out there and they exist. And people will want to cosplay and emulate their heroes. I don't see how telling non-Polynesians that they shouldn't want to be more like Moana is a good thing.
At the end of the day, awareness of other cultures expands when outsiders are allowed to participate.
How can you be a 1st generation Latina?
Marquez 303 funny right first generation Latina
The only way of being first generation latina is 2 non latin countries having a baby in a latin country, then their baby becomes first generation latino
@@TheSamuelbest12 The first "latino" ever would be a native american and a non-native american
@@hieveryone8902 nope, the first latino was a person born in Rome Italy
@@TheSamuelbest12 Oh yes, i missing that point
I'm a Mexican-American girl and I love it when people wear costumes of my culture! Some people honestly look even more Mexican that me, lol I'm a fair skinned latina so like 💁🏻♀️😂
Not if a trump supporter wears it.
self hatred and racist
omg land owner shut up
Mexican Americans have no culture, that's why you dress and talk like black Americans
That's cool. I'm so in love with the Mexican dancing skirts! Long, flowing, colourful skirts are the best skirts ever!
You need more problems in your life if you have the time or mental bandwidth to care so much about clothes.
Why are all these people appropriating western culture? It's especially interesting that the black woman who straightens her hair is complaining.
blurglide so we can’t straighten our hair or just be born with it?? you’re really a dumbass looking past the point. no ones trying to be white it’s y’all who are the main ones doing the appropriation.
theangstybuddah _ you literally used something from white culture to make that comment lmao.
and use cars, electricity, go to school, etc, lmao stop copying white culture 😂😂😂
mellow m a lot of things that we use on America are acc Japanese 😂😂😂
。I know I’m ugly stop pointing it Out 。
but japan only made those things by appropriating america :p
theangstybuddah _ omg your so racist 😂😂😂😂😂😂
"My culture is not a costume"
Says a bunch of women in the hip Western/American fashion😂😂😂😂
People who are ashamed to be seen in their traditional clothes scream "Cultural appropriation" to hide their deep feeling of shame that others are wearing clothes that they themselves don't 😂😂
Welcome to the united states of I'm offended by everything!
mblazin1532 As an part Indeginous. Native Amèrican women and girls are being râpéd, kidnapped, missing and killed all over Canada and U.S, an to sexualize Our culture and play with it like props is disrespecful and make things worse for us 😑
Millenials...more specifically.
wo wo wo
I'm native american, I dont know about the US but in Canada this happened 200 years ago by the ENGLISH
Guess what ? White people are not only ENGLISH
Stop being so offended, it doesnt make anything worse at all.
s w Native American women and girls are going missing all around Canada, Indeginous people are mistreated, abused, sexually assaulted before the age of 18, etc, no one cares literally. Indeginous people are oppressed
Jeanine Tai they are yes, by the other native americans because they fucking live in reserves most of them. And you know who also gets abuse ? FUCKINg EVEry RACE. The issues youre mentionning isnt a matter of race youre so dumb it hurts sjw
This video gave me some great costume ideas!
lmao
Haha
lol i love this
Jasmine Chamberlain 💀
😂 same
Generation Y is to damn sensitive. Halloween is a time to have fun and NOT be serious. Last Halloween I seen a black dude dressed in a three piece suit with white face and he had a sign that said Wall Street Traitor and his buddy was dressed as a bull. I thought it was funny as hell.
LOL. Reading what said, I don't get how when a black guy pails or paints their to look European. It's offensive when a white person spray tans or paints there face to look darker to look like an African America, even not having the red lips.
millennials *
GaminOnYa I don’t wanna be Generation Y help
GaminOnYa I know the generation is a little sensitive and Halloween is fun but it hurts others in there opinion if you wear something hurtful to them the generation needs to bring each other up not down
I don't hate racist clothing.
I just hate tacky clothing.
All these costumes are cheap and tacky.
Tacky people wear tacky clothing.
I prefer wearing traditional kimono that costed me the price of a car.
I paid for quality and craftsmanship.
Quality clothing for quality people.
Agree. If you want to wear traditional costum at least buy a normal one not a rip off of it.
So should I be offended for every person who dresses up like a ancient Greek? -.-
Jesus
And apparently I should be offended whenever somebody dresses up as a Viking or a British Royal Guard.
Lisa Plambeck Seriously the next thing they going to say is «I am offended you breath my air»
Sousouri Eleutheria
Welcome to Snowflake Land, home of a unique species known as the Social Justice Warrior, where it's almost as if the evolutionary clock ticks backwards.
If only Jesus had appropriated more Ancient Greek culture...
Carmen Carter that's a good one XD
No offense but why cant we take scandinavian people into this? we have a strong culture that people wear as costumes (viking helmets with horns etc), but i guess since we're white it doesn't matter 🤷 (also a costume is a costume, as long as it isnt traditional clothing remade into a costume)
Am Gill but these are all cultures who are oppressed by western countries and also vikings are not a ‘culture’ and neither are they still fighting to exist despite discrimination so there isn’t that double standard if someone wears that costume because they aren’t simultaneously rejecting that very same culture in real life.
Europeans (white people) have a very rich culture, including Scandinavian culture. There is not a single way another non-european culture is oppressed in America, only butthurt SJWs and crazy liberals will go to the lengths of complaining that someone (mainly a white person) is wearing a garment from their own culture when they themselves take things from European culture everyday of their lives and don't say a thing.
Caitriona Reynolds you’re fucking kidding me holy shit
I know this is super random, but as far as I was taught at university the helmets with horns are originated as part of costumes made for an opera (probably the ring cycle by Richard Wagner but I would have to look that up). So if we follow the logic of the argument, only costume designers could be offended by people wearing it.
Kati Mercury Idk if this is meant to me but basically what I'm saying is they took viking helmets and turned them into a costume, aka the costume with horns (ik they originally didnt have horns)
Let people wear whatever tf they want, why is this offensive? If anything it’s a compliment of your culture as other people like it. If others can’t wear something, that is a FORM OF OPPRESSION. We live in a world of free speech which means we can wear whatever we want, that is the point of freedom to express ourselves, cultural appropriation literally takes that away from the people, it is literally saying a certain race is not allowed to wear something. Sounds familiar? Well... that is actually one of the main forms of segregation used in fascism.
As the saying goes, those who think they are the least oppressive are always the most oppressive 🤔🤔
Raul Malad i dont really mind either, as long as they dont wear my cultures' clothes for halloween, because that would be lowkey weird
I am Japanese.
I don't understand what they are upset about.
If you want to wear a kimono, you can.
"It's unusual, it's cute, it's weird, I want to imitate an anime character, so I want to wear it!"
Please feel free to do so for any reason.
A kimono is a kimono.
You can wear whatever you like, whether it's cheap or high-end.
It is just a piece of clothing.
However, I was offended when Valentino, a clothing brand, once ran an advertisement in which they laid a kimono sash on the ground and walked on it with high heels.
Kimonos are not carpets.
tell that to the movie white chicks lol
TrinNni
That’s a funny ass movie
TrinNni MAKIN MY WAY DOWNTOWN
salma aw-hussein
Once you go black you’re gonna need a wheelchair
MissUrsaMinor also prepared to be single
TrinNni *this is my **_song_*
lmao when the girl started crying over the hula skirt I WAS DEAD LMAO😂😂
same 😎😅
CamilaCabelloVEVO yea this is stupid
you can't say something is stupid bc you've never experienced it?? I'm guessing y'all are white so you need to shut your mouth bc you've never been oppressed.
Kaira Imani welp you guessed wrong lol im a proud mexican and if someone wanted to go dress up as a chola, mariachi or a damn taco i could care less it not that deep😂
+Kaira Imani white? I'm Latina honey
Hey, Mexican here
You can dress as a Taco for all i care
Hispanic here too! Agree, I take it as a compliment someone dressing as latino or related.
Today in another episode of "Looking for a stupid reason to feel offended"
Danish people can say that Ariel costumes are offensive
Swedish people can say that Viking costumes are offensive
I can say that minion costumes are offensive
A marvel/dc fan can say that Marvel/Dc costumes are offensive
Any costume can be offensive in the day we live in. A literal piece of wood could be seen as offensive.
BUT THIS IS SOME OTHER COUNTRY'S CULTURE
vaporeon pokemon it’s literally just a holiday where people just want to have fun.
Doctor Strange i know but to me its just *Strange* to do that to other peeps but i dont care what people likes but thats just my oppinion
But this some elses culture jk
Ammiz haha Norwegians can also say that viking costumes is offensive bug its not, we are proud when People dress up as vikings 😂 then they remembers us 😂 its a completly different story about native americans for example, vikings "stopped existing" 1000s of years ago, natives have been hunted Down, and they stiller are at some places so thats something Else.
(sry for bad English, im an tweleve year old from Norway 😂)
-Sol