If you look back the video in pass, those go touch her hair are the Chinese age above 45 years old. But don't see 20 year old. The people they pick are mostly those 20 years old, so it may feel weird.
@Don Corleone: I didn't see any Chinese touching these two clowns. We only had their words. Talk is cheap. For all we know, these two clowns are lying. Perhaps, they just want to clowning around on the expense of Chinese people. They are only guests, NOT residents or citizen and should behave like guests. Perhaps, these two clowns need to leave China. No worries, they won't miss them.
@@elliekwong3180 It's all in good fun. I'm Chinese American and it wouldn't surprise me if they often get their hair touched, especially by older people in smaller cities/rural areas. It must be tiring.
@@elliekwong3180 if you were intelligent, you would have chosen to watch other videos before typing this trash you wrote. She has posted multiple videos of them touching her hair, she's simply repaying the favour.
@@kionia6934 if you feel so hurt about the video,kindly dislike or better still unsubscribe. Getting your panties in a twist over an issue like this...hmmm
@Just Siphosami: I don't know who the hell you think you are to insult the Chinese people. If you don't like the people or the country, get the hell out. You are just a guest and should behave like a guest. . . get it? If you continue your antic, the gov't will tell you to get out.
@@busoladeborah : That was offensive to the Chinese people. I think you need to leave China and do you training elsewhere. Let's face it, most black women wear wigs or hair extension.
This was a very good idea and it turned out great. Othet cultures need to be reminded that even Blk people have boundaries as well. They all looked so uncomfortable because they know people should not be so close to them. Sooo, hopefully this video works and reminds ALL people that we are human as well and have the same boundaries when it comes to personal space as well.#RESPECTPLEASE.
@The DisaStarWars hello if you watch her video you see they like to look at her like she's a experiment and love to touch her hair so she giving them what they sent out. See how it feel to look at another race like your superior and touch their hair lol
@@sandrataylor7892 : I didn't see anyone touching her hair. A matter of fact, no one had approached these two clowns. Just to remind you that these two clowns are guests in a host country. I bet they are getting pay by US/CIA for this episode.
@@elliekwong3180 Maybe you need to watch all her videos and you will see how your people act towards foreigners especially black Americans and maybe your clown of a people will learn to respect others who don't look like them. Clown
LOL but to be fair I feel like the type of people who typically ask to touch your hair aren't the type of people that you guys approached. The people you approached seemed to be a younger more aware crowd and probably wouldn't be the type of people to ask to touch strangers hairs
Yeah, everyone one is China is not the same. They might have gone up to people who actually understand that there are personal boundaries and may have even asked before they touch their hair. It’s nice to see this as a social experiment 😂but it may end up making some people quite uncomfortable if they aren’t the kind to just walk up and touch other peoples hair.
This is funny!!! Whilst i have enjoyed every time I have been to China this is still a major issue i have. Personal space is real and no matter how "different" someone is you don't just walk up to them and touch them or their hair or their body ( Ive had it all whilst in china) ...Hopefully, after this some will understand how we feel when they walk up to us and just touch us without even asking at the very least - and yes some do ask but most don't! And I can feel some people will say oh they don't mean anything by it, but ultimately invading someones personal space like this is uncomfortable and awkward either way! very interesting video! nice one ladies!
If you look back the video in pass, those go touch her hair are the Chinese age above 45 years old. But don't see 20 year old. The people they pick are mostly those 20 years old, so it may feel weird.
@@audenchu6558 I definitely understand your point but I think the video is mostly about how it feels to be approached so age is not an important factor in this instance - It's uncomfortable and weird either way! Maybe they should do a reaction video for the elders, that would be interesting to see...
@@millhouse101 Yes, Because China was still a pure communist country before 1979, those elder grow up in that environment can visit neighbor by just going when they was little, personal space not consideration for them, vs the Chinese who is 20 years old, china already have capital market most area, so the younger one do value person space a lot more. If they go ask elder would a lot different.
I really enjoy watching your content haha, but I genuinely think it would be more interesting if it was a situation where people touch your hair then you touch theirs back instantly , that would be nice to see as a comparison of their reactions on the spot 😌. In this kind of situation some people who don’t typically touch others hair may have felt uncomfortable ( just like how you felt when others did the same) cause you really can’t tell who respects boundaries or not. This isn’t a criticism btw❤️just had it in mind as that seemed like a fairer comparison. I know this is all for fun haha! Just had this in mind cause all Chinese are definitely not the same & it may not be fair to generalise ( goes for all races )
@@h3im04n4 yeah that’s how it felt to me. I just personally feel like if I didn’t like something, I would feel so odd doing that same thing to others just to put them in that same position 🥲. This video is nice to see their reactions but I feel like I said above, it would definitely be better to see it done if it was a Chinese person that touched their hair first (then they can touch it back to see their reaction).
@Kobe Kobe I'm sure she didn't mean it in that way. This is not my favourite kind of video but everyone is still learning (including me) so I don't think we should be so quick to point fingers and assume that this video was made with bad intentions in mind. She does agree with my comment above and I have watched her previous videos and know that she is not that type of person.
@@esosa121 : Kobe Kobe is correct. China has been helping black people to lift themselves up. China went out of their way to train them, giving them opportunities, and giving them scholarships. Black people have gotten more from China than white folks have ever given them. This video really stunk me. It goes to show how freaking ungrateful some of them are. If they are so freaking great, why couldn't they lift themselves up for generations. These two clowns need to go.
😂😂😂😂 a taste of their own medicine indeed. For real though, How do people get the courage to touch a stranger's hair and ask questions about it? So weird
@Teddy Nkwabi: How would you know? Did you it in the video? I didn't see anyone touching these two clowns' hair. For all I know, they are lying. They need to get deported.
Weird is your PRETENDING TO BE treating racially by ppl who, maybe, never seen black ppl and hair. Black girls in video are a bit ARROGANT to be GUEST in this country. THAT IS TRUE
@@lic_ia Doesn't matter if its just a video. For example, if you slap someone on the face and say its just a video does it make it ok? Even if that's how they are treated in China, it still doesn't make it ok for them to do it to these innocent Chinese people who have never treated them like that lol
👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 I wonder if people actually understood that you were showing them how it feels to be disrespected like that. -For 2 years I worn my hair in a protective hair style bun on the top of my head in an effort to go natural. My hair was now so healthy that I decided to wear it out in a big curly Afro. On the way to work I stopped to buy coffee and a lady 🙄 reached out to touch my hair, but I dramatically ducked out of her reach while saying "Ooooh no no no"....and I stared at her...and I held the stare. Then I turned my back on the the lady, I smiled at the cashier, paid for my coffee and left. When I got to work I was ready. A certain person 🙄 reached out to touch my hair and I screamed. People ran over to my cubical and asked me what was wrong. I told them "I saw her reaching out towards me and it scared me." She never tried that shit again.
I feel like some of the people, who are responding in the comment section that are defending Chinese people, are being purposely obtused. Playing dumb. Aside from the offense that comes from violating someone's personal space, a foreigner's personal space... there's the other offensive thing, which is the entitlement. The entitlement that some Chinese people have, which spurs them to approach foreigners and touch them without permission. Touching them because they can. To touch them without any preceding spoken formalities. I doubt they do this shit, if they're visiting a different country, where they are the minority.
You both did this perfectly! From what I've seen of Asian cultures they don't even touch each other's hair unless they know each other so I always wondered how they so brazenly just go up to people with course or curly hair and do that like it's nothing. Seeing you both try it to them and watching them almost trying to run away had me smiling the entire time. They feel exactly the same as we do. We just politely/kindly stand there let them do it and they try their best to scoot off while trying to be polite. Funny stuff ladies funny stuff.
@TinkerEver83: I didn't see them asking every one they touched. Watch the video again. Clearly, these two clowns were set out to humiliate Chinese people in the video. I didn't see any Chinese approached them and touched their hair. For all I know, they are lying. The Chinese gov't should deport them. They want to make money of the Chinese people.
@Kholiwe Mzimela: I found it offensive to the Chinese people and totally disrespectful. If it bothers you people so much, just get out. No one holds a gun to your head and make you stay in China. If you do stay in China, do respect its people. . . simple and end of story.
Wow! I like the way you are so free in a foreign country like China. I thought they were not friendly people but from watching your videos they are friendly.
They walk up to you like that and touch your hair because they think that they are better than you, and view you as a novelty attraction instead of an equal being.
Haven't watch the video yet but I just wanted to say that I love your channel and you really made my point of view changed about Chinese citizen. I thought they were really close minded and racist but each of the interactions you showed us was filled with respect and they are actually really curious (apart from some exceptions) keep going Busola!
Finally! It’s nice to see people get a taste of their own medicine. Maybe now they’ll think twice before touching a black girls hair without permission 💁🏾♀️
But it‘s wrong，most of the people touching her hair in her videos are middle-aged, elderly or children, while the people she touches are all young people like me. In China, if someone our age suddenly touches a stranger's hair, we think they're crazy.
@@vivenwen8884 You’ve really missed the point. It doesn’t matter how old the person is. Chinese people have often touched Busola’s hair so of course, she can do the same to them. There’s nothing wrong with treating people the way they treat you.
I love what you're doing here. I'm Chinese and I think many ppl are still quite racist or don't know what they shouldn't do. You're definitely making China a better place by educating ppl. Thank you! Also the guy at 7:30 is very cute haha haha love his reaction too.
Are you legally blind or suffered from asian inferiority complex, which part of it could be described as “educating”? Did they ever educate anyone touching ppls hair is not good manner? This is pranking n has nothing to do with fighting casual racism.
And why do you assume ppl are racist for touching ppls hair anyway? I was born with naturally curly hair n was quite used to this. Afaik for our older generation it was just their way trying to be friendly. Heck would you touch someone if you think they are inferior? Why do you think the lowest indian caste is called the untouchable? See this is an example of educating, it’s not about pranking ppl on the street. Racism used to mean something very serious like segregation and you don’t normally found it in a country w/o e.g. black slavery. I dunno what’s wrong with you kids these days in this woke culture but it’s rarely helpful to label someone racist in such a frivolous fashion. Identity politics is the worst and is destroying the western society. there are many more awesome things you can learn from western culture such as science and rationalism than being a cynical snob by casually labeling ppl as racists…
I always wanted to do this lol!!! They're getting a real taste of their own med, I remember when I had big afro I was in a lift and I felt the grab lol
@RomyNard Mendoza: Are you sure someone grab your afro? Maybe your big afro got into someone's personal space, like eyes and mouth. Yes, people don't realize their hair got into people's eyes and mouth. It really annoys me when some people like to shake their hair or flip their hair in a crowded lift. It is simply rude and is a public health issue.
@@elliekwong3180 please you do not try to put down another person’s experience! Why would his Afro get in the space. There’s literally safe distance. What’s your excuse for my hair ? Felt many hands on my hair everywhere I went. And I had braids and not an Afro and the experience was the same
@@Banmuyuan you can clearly see in the video that Chinese ppl are not comfortable with them asking to touch it and some even dodge. If they did , you can see how awkward it was. So don’t come here and tell me what reaction I can and cannot have to ppl invading my personal spaces
@@93queenv I can assure you that I understand Chinese people better than you. Some people are shy with foreigners, but many in your video feel very comfortable to let you touch their hair and they are very polite and friendly to your little prank.
I am curious about what the people you approached were thinking. Maybe next time, you can tell them that you are doing a social experiment and ask for their thought so we can get more insight. Thank you for the video! You hair was on point.
As a Chinese watching, I think you are just too polite in this street test, hahaha, the real reaction should be collected is to grab their hair when you just finishing saying you are beautiful without asking, that would be soooo funny. But I totally get your idea on making this, it’s a critical issue happening especially among the middle aged women when they see you, and being impolite to touch your hair without asking, but trust me they are just happy to see a different person in their boring daily life not to mention you are at Guiyang.
Funny video, ladies. Aside from giving them a taste of their own medicine I think the main takeaway is this: The reaction of most Chinese people was to duck and look frightened, then try to swiftly move away. Remember this. This is the appropriate response to give the next time a Chinese person comes close and touches your hair. Maybe even scream in horror a little as well, to really dramatize the situation. Let this be your new reaction because it’s clearly the appropriate reaction.
@@elliekwong3180 I don’t live in China. I live in New York. Why should these two African ladies “get out of China” when there are Chinese people in Africa?
That’s too funny. My daddy has red hair and they look at him like they can’t believe what they are seeing and then go in for the touch. I think he likes the attention of the girls, but it’s kinda weird when the men do it. Do they try to take pictures with you? They always want to take a picture with my daddy and I always wondered what they do with them. Like, do they show them to their friends and laugh or do they just admire him? I have brown hair so they don’t really pay attention to me.
The reactions are varied, but I liked how the second lady showed her curiosity but also her wonder. It was clear that she thought they were beautiful. It is possible that when others stare and want to grab your hair, they may think your hair is also beautiful. (Although perhaps it’s badly expressed...) I don’t know. 🤷🏽♀️
😂 Love this. Because as a black person, i just be looking at people when they say they want to touch my hair or just walk up and do it without atleast asking first.
If you look back the video in pass, those come touch your hair are the Chinese age above 45 years old. But don't see 20 year old. The people you pick are mostly those 20 years old, so it may feel weird.
I'm black, I live in the US, and I want to visit China. That's why I look for videos that talk about the black experience in China. I'm sad that some people in China that want to touch your hair. Blacks have the same problem with some whites in the US. However, doing it back to them only makes us as bad as the people that did it to us.
I’m Asian American and I grew up having Black, White, Mexican, and even other Asian people touching my hair without permission. And I’m a dude. I always thought it was weird but I never really cared too much because I had other much, much worse things to worry about when going outside. Random Chinese elders touching your hair/skin without permission once in a blue moon is probably the worst thing that will happen to you if you visit China, so I highly encourage you to visit!
In other cultures personal space is not a thing lol so that’s how they are comfortable. Look how crowded the streets are! I’ve been to Hong Kong and there’s no such thing as personal space lol.
I'm so happy to find your channel. I appreciate so much that you put the word of God each time. You have such a nice personality. Stay curious always and please stay safe.
We should start doing this in America… Wow: it’s so stringy, and it just lays there like that flat to the head. Amazing. It feels a little oily. Is that real …so lifeless!!! I love wearing my hair out however, it is so frustrating with the touching and comments.
Those who touched your hair before were just curious about your hair and innocent with no harm. Most of them didn't see any foreigners before. If anyone do that to you again, you can just do the same to them, and they will know how you feel.😊
LMAOOO, give them a taste of their own medicine. This was awkward from my perspective and funny too, still don’t know how a lot of them have the courage to do this.🤣
*Tries to make them uncomfortable by touching their hair*
Them: "Uhm chile, anyway so- can I get a picture?"😂
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I know right 🤣🤣😭😭
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Maybe this could be their next experiment 🤣
I have a scream 😭😭😭😭😭
I feel so awkward just watching this and I'm beginning to wonder how they feel comfortable doing this😂😂
Same here🤣🤣🤣🤣
They have no shame haha, and probably lack situational/interpersonal awareness.
me to
@@jennyk629 You're right
If you look back the video in pass, those go touch her hair are the Chinese age above 45 years old. But don't see 20 year old. The people they pick are mostly those 20 years old, so it may feel weird.
Giving them a taste of their own medicine was a twist I didn’t even anticipate 😂🤣😂😂their reactions had me rolling!!! I enjoyed watching this video!!😂🥂
@Don Corleone: I didn't see any Chinese touching these two clowns. We only had their words. Talk is cheap. For all we know, these two clowns are lying. Perhaps, they just want to clowning around on the expense of Chinese people. They are only guests, NOT residents or citizen and should behave like guests. Perhaps, these two clowns need to leave China. No worries, they won't miss them.
@@elliekwong3180 It's all in good fun. I'm Chinese American and it wouldn't surprise me if they often get their hair touched, especially by older people in smaller cities/rural areas. It must be tiring.
@@elliekwong3180 if you were intelligent, you would have chosen to watch other videos before typing this trash you wrote. She has posted multiple videos of them touching her hair, she's simply repaying the favour.
@@magicshop4951 but were they the one that touched thier hair are you dumb
@@kionia6934 if you feel so hurt about the video,kindly dislike or better still unsubscribe. Getting your panties in a twist over an issue like this...hmmm
I kept pausing the video out of second-hand embarrassment but it was actually so funny and a really nice social experiment haha
Same I was getting heavy second hand embarrassment while also laughing my lungs broken.😂🤣😂🤣
Watching this back and I’m dying 😂😂😂😂😂😂. I had so much fun on this day babe. Glad we did this ❤️❤️❤️ love you
You girls are so hilarious 😂
🤣🤣🤣 twaz soo fun I like it gals
@Just Siphosami: I don't know who the hell you think you are to insult the Chinese people. If you don't like the people or the country, get the hell out. You are just a guest and should behave like a guest. . . get it? If you continue your antic, the gov't will tell you to get out.
@@busoladeborah : That was offensive to the Chinese people. I think you need to leave China and do you training elsewhere. Let's face it, most black women wear wigs or hair extension.
@@elliekwong3180 Bullshit..atleadt they asked before touching which most Chinese don't do with poc..stfu and stay in your lane
This was a very good idea and it turned out great. Othet cultures need to be reminded that even Blk people have boundaries as well. They all looked so uncomfortable because they know people should not be so close to them. Sooo, hopefully this video works and reminds ALL people that we are human as well and have the same boundaries when it comes to personal space as well.#RESPECTPLEASE.
Lol
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@The DisaStarWars hello if you watch her video you see they like to look at her like she's a experiment and love to touch her hair so she giving them what they sent out. See how it feel to look at another race like your superior and touch their hair lol
@@sandrataylor7892 : I didn't see anyone touching her hair. A matter of fact, no one had approached these two clowns. Just to remind you that these two clowns are guests in a host country. I bet they are getting pay by US/CIA for this episode.
@@elliekwong3180 Maybe you need to watch all her videos and you will see how your people act towards foreigners especially black Americans and maybe your clown of a people will learn to respect others who don't look like them. Clown
She took advantage to ask for a pic 😂😂
Chinese people know how to bargain😹😹
@@King-is3td Thats the secret to their economic boom😂😂😂😂
I love how they are so confused when they touch their hair 😂❤
@mist: In America, it is called assault. It is NOT funny. You don't touch anyone without consent. . . get it?
@@elliekwong3180 ima just assume ur trolling cuz i seen you in almost every reply
@@elliekwong3180 Um Chile they touch black people hair without consent every other day
@@elliekwong3180 it’s just for fun. Got it
@@elliekwong3180
Lie...
i am chinese , and i can't stop laughing ,you guys are genius
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😎
LOL but to be fair I feel like the type of people who typically ask to touch your hair aren't the type of people that you guys approached. The people you approached seemed to be a younger more aware crowd and probably wouldn't be the type of people to ask to touch strangers hairs
True!
Yeah, everyone one is China is not the same. They might have gone up to people who actually understand that there are personal boundaries and may have even asked before they touch their hair. It’s nice to see this as a social experiment 😂but it may end up making some people quite uncomfortable if they aren’t the kind to just walk up and touch other peoples hair.
They don't ask all the time. They just touch.
@James J: These two clowns are ignorant. . . simple!
@@xxarianahiltonxx5116 : I have not never seen any Asian touches black people's hair. I have seen plenty of black people.
stop hahaha I cant you guys are so brave for this. it was hilarious
This is funny!!! Whilst i have enjoyed every time I have been to China this is still a major issue i have. Personal space is real and no matter how "different" someone is you don't just walk up to them and touch them or their hair or their body ( Ive had it all whilst in china) ...Hopefully, after this some will understand how we feel when they walk up to us and just touch us without even asking at the very least - and yes some do ask but most don't! And I can feel some people will say oh they don't mean anything by it, but ultimately invading someones personal space like this is uncomfortable and awkward either way! very interesting video! nice one ladies!
No one want to touch you in China. I am very sure
@@africasteel1515 awwwwwww!
If you look back the video in pass, those go touch her hair are the Chinese age above 45 years old. But don't see 20 year old. The people they pick are mostly those 20 years old, so it may feel weird.
@@audenchu6558 I definitely understand your point but I think the video is mostly about how it feels to be approached so age is not an important factor in this instance - It's uncomfortable and weird either way! Maybe they should do a reaction video for the elders, that would be interesting to see...
@@millhouse101 Yes, Because China was still a pure communist country before 1979, those elder grow up in that environment can visit neighbor by just going when they was little, personal space not consideration for them, vs the Chinese who is 20 years old, china already have capital market most area, so the younger one do value person space a lot more. If they go ask elder would a lot different.
Immediately after the Chinese corner busola immediately bumoed into him and was like ni hen shuai 😂
I really enjoy watching your content haha, but I genuinely think it would be more interesting if it was a situation where people touch your hair then you touch theirs back instantly , that would be nice to see as a comparison of their reactions on the spot 😌. In this kind of situation some people who don’t typically touch others hair may have felt uncomfortable ( just like how you felt when others did the same) cause you really can’t tell who respects boundaries or not. This isn’t a criticism btw❤️just had it in mind as that seemed like a fairer comparison. I know this is all for fun haha!
Just had this in mind cause all Chinese are definitely not the same & it may not be fair to generalise ( goes for all races )
I 100% agree with you, they were touching random peoples hair that had no intention with touching theirs, unless they did it first omg😭
@@h3im04n4 yeah that’s how it felt to me. I just personally feel like if I didn’t like something, I would feel so odd doing that same thing to others just to put them in that same position 🥲. This video is nice to see their reactions but I feel like I said above, it would definitely be better to see it done if it was a Chinese person that touched their hair first (then they can touch it back to see their reaction).
@@esosa121 EXACTLY😼👍 It was a bit awkward in this, so your idea is valid! That would’ve been a better social experiment lol
@Kobe Kobe I'm sure she didn't mean it in that way. This is not my favourite kind of video but everyone is still learning (including me) so I don't think we should be so quick to point fingers and assume that this video was made with bad intentions in mind. She does agree with my comment above and I have watched her previous videos and know that she is not that type of person.
@@esosa121 : Kobe Kobe is correct. China has been helping black people to lift themselves up. China went out of their way to train them, giving them opportunities, and giving them scholarships. Black people have gotten more from China than white folks have ever given them. This video really stunk me. It goes to show how freaking ungrateful some of them are. If they are so freaking great, why couldn't they lift themselves up for generations. These two clowns need to go.
😂😂😂😂 a taste of their own medicine indeed. For real though, How do people get the courage to touch a stranger's hair and ask questions about it? So weird
Exactly😭😭😭😭
But shes doing this to people who hadn't touch her hair and then go touch thier hair and the lady looked like she about slap her
@Teddy Nkwabi: How would you know? Did you it in the video? I didn't see anyone touching these two clowns' hair. For all I know, they are lying. They need to get deported.
@@elliekwong3180 And you need to calm ur pssy down miss hunty, nobody wants ur gaslighting here.
Weird is your PRETENDING TO BE treating racially by ppl who, maybe, never seen black ppl and hair. Black girls in video are a bit ARROGANT to be GUEST in this country. THAT IS TRUE
The important thing is everyone were good natured, nothing mean or bad intention.
Except these two girls.
@@Banmuyuan false. it’s just a video, they don’t act like this irl , that’s how their treated in China lol
@@lic_ia Doesn't matter if its just a video. For example, if you slap someone on the face and say its just a video does it make it ok? Even if that's how they are treated in China, it still doesn't make it ok for them to do it to these innocent Chinese people who have never treated them like that lol
@@nnamdiubbaonu4381 anyways.
@@nnamdiubbaonu4381 anyways.
I don't care how long you guys have lived in China but I'm so proud of how good your Mandarin is. I'm a fan of your channel now, well done.
Straight up trolling. They don't even realize it lmao
👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 I wonder if people actually understood that you were showing them how it feels to be disrespected like that. -For 2 years I worn my hair in a protective hair style bun on the top of my head in an effort to go natural. My hair was now so healthy that I decided to wear it out in a big curly Afro. On the way to work I stopped to buy coffee and a lady 🙄 reached out to touch my hair, but I dramatically ducked out of her reach while saying "Ooooh no no no"....and I stared at her...and I held the stare. Then I turned my back on the the lady, I smiled at the cashier, paid for my coffee and left. When I got to work I was ready. A certain person 🙄 reached out to touch my hair and I screamed. People ran over to my cubical and asked me what was wrong. I told them "I saw her reaching out towards me and it scared me." She never tried that shit again.
I feel like some of the people, who are responding in the comment section that are defending Chinese people, are being purposely obtused. Playing dumb.
Aside from the offense that comes from violating someone's personal space, a foreigner's personal space... there's the other offensive thing, which is the entitlement. The entitlement that some Chinese people have, which spurs them to approach foreigners and touch them without permission. Touching them because they can. To touch them without any preceding spoken formalities.
I doubt they do this shit, if they're visiting a different country, where they are the minority.
The Chinese people you run into seem to be nice and amenable. I wish you had a chance to explain what you were trying achieve, though.
Yeah that would've been interesting
Maybe there will be a part 2
Looking at some of the expressions, it looks like they got it 👀🤦♀️
That woman at 2:52 is NOT Chinese
@@LaSombraa She's Chinese lol
She just dyed her hair.
Her Chinese is the accentless putonghua, and she also has a very Chinese looking kid with her.
@@LaSombraa There are hundreds if not thousands of different ethnic groups im China. She's prolly Uyghur or something
You both did this perfectly! From what I've seen of Asian cultures they don't even touch each other's hair unless they know each other so I always wondered how they so brazenly just go up to people with course or curly hair and do that like it's nothing.
Seeing you both try it to them and watching them almost trying to run away had me smiling the entire time. They feel exactly the same as we do. We just politely/kindly stand there let them do it and they try their best to scoot off while trying to be polite. Funny stuff ladies funny stuff.
The concept, the energy, the audacity, i loved it 🤣😘
You guys were very respectful you asked first... they never asked the automatically you would just touch your hair
@TinkerEver83: I didn't see them asking every one they touched. Watch the video again. Clearly, these two clowns were set out to humiliate Chinese people in the video. I didn't see any Chinese approached them and touched their hair. For all I know, they are lying. The Chinese gov't should deport them. They want to make money of the Chinese people.
@@elliekwong3180 you’re really in everyone’s reply’s mad lmao
Love to see two african girls collab. I love this. This was so funny😂😂🤣💜💜💜.
@Kholiwe Mzimela: I found it offensive to the Chinese people and totally disrespectful. If it bothers you people so much, just get out. No one holds a gun to your head and make you stay in China. If you do stay in China, do respect its people. . . simple and end of story.
@@elliekwong3180 shut up💀
I couldn't stop laughing😀😀
Wow! I like the way you are so free in a foreign country like China. I thought they were not friendly people but from watching your videos they are friendly.
One day I will travel to China to feel like a star for a day lol
Fame my dear faaaaame🤣🤣🤣💀
Me too😂😂
Me too😂😂
@Carlos Moura: I hope you will behave and don't act like these two clowns.
@@elliekwong3180 “clowns” grow up
They walk up to you like that and touch your hair because they think that they are better than you, and view you as a novelty attraction instead of an equal being.
I just luv the reversal! 😛
Haven't watch the video yet but I just wanted to say that I love your channel and you really made my point of view changed about Chinese citizen.
I thought they were really close minded and racist but each of the interactions you showed us was filled with respect and they are actually really curious (apart from some exceptions) keep going Busola!
😂😂 hilarious. Giving them a taste of their own medicine lol
You should have told them you were doing a social experiment about how foreigners are treated, or something. Then that will start a conversation.
It's the blonde guy in all white at the end for me 😍 And he was so friendly too!!!
Finally! It’s nice to see people get a taste of their own medicine. Maybe now they’ll think twice before touching a black girls hair without permission 💁🏾♀️
But it‘s wrong，most of the people touching her hair in her videos are middle-aged, elderly or children, while the people she touches are all young people like me. In China, if someone our age suddenly touches a stranger's hair, we think they're crazy.
@@vivenwen8884 You’ve really missed the point. It doesn’t matter how old the person is. Chinese people have often touched Busola’s hair so of course, she can do the same to them. There’s nothing wrong with treating people the way they treat you.
I love what you're doing here. I'm Chinese and I think many ppl are still quite racist or don't know what they shouldn't do. You're definitely making China a better place by educating ppl. Thank you! Also the guy at 7:30 is very cute haha haha love his reaction too.
Are you legally blind or suffered from asian inferiority complex, which part of it could be described as “educating”? Did they ever educate anyone touching ppls hair is not good manner? This is pranking n has nothing to do with fighting casual racism.
And why do you assume ppl are racist for touching ppls hair anyway? I was born with naturally curly hair n was quite used to this. Afaik for our older generation it was just their way trying to be friendly. Heck would you touch someone if you think they are inferior? Why do you think the lowest indian caste is called the untouchable? See this is an example of educating, it’s not about pranking ppl on the street. Racism used to mean something very serious like segregation and you don’t normally found it in a country w/o e.g. black slavery. I dunno what’s wrong with you kids these days in this woke culture but it’s rarely helpful to label someone racist in such a frivolous fashion. Identity politics is the worst and is destroying the western society. there are many more awesome things you can learn from western culture such as science and rationalism than being a cynical snob by casually labeling ppl as racists…
I always wanted to do this lol!!! They're getting a real taste of their own med, I remember when I had big afro I was in a lift and I felt the grab lol
@RomyNard Mendoza: Are you sure someone grab your afro? Maybe your big afro got into someone's personal space, like eyes and mouth. Yes, people don't realize their hair got into people's eyes and mouth. It really annoys me when some people like to shake their hair or flip their hair in a crowded lift. It is simply rude and is a public health issue.
@@elliekwong3180 please you do not try to put down another person’s experience! Why would his Afro get in the space. There’s literally safe distance. What’s your excuse for my hair ? Felt many hands on my hair everywhere I went. And I had braids and not an Afro and the experience was the same
The people touching her hair won't mind at all if she touch their hairs. They won't feel the same way you feel.
@@Banmuyuan you can clearly see in the video that Chinese ppl are not comfortable with them asking to touch it and some even dodge. If they did , you can see how awkward it was. So don’t come here and tell me what reaction I can and cannot have to ppl invading my personal spaces
@@93queenv I can assure you that I understand Chinese people better than you. Some people are shy with foreigners, but many in your video feel very comfortable to let you touch their hair and they are very polite and friendly to your little prank.
I laughed so hard. They are too shy.
Pay back time. I love the video
I am curious about what the people you approached were thinking. Maybe next time, you can tell them that you are doing a social experiment and ask for their thought so we can get more insight. Thank you for the video! You hair was on point.
My sisters, you're doing God's work 👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿
The store behind you in your introduction literally says "mumu family"...only Nigerians can relate😂😂😂😂
lol my mom wont let people touch my hair weather its straighten curly or braided she be like "no no no dont touch my daughters hair" lol
Yessss sometimes you have to make people feel uncomfortable not tell them how they made you feel. !!!
Omg this is such a welcome surprise. I enjoy watching both yalls content
She really said UNO reverse lol I love this😭
You scare the shit out of them. I can feel some of them being terrified & uncomfortable. 😇
They are not scared of them. Not even in the least. They are fascinated by foreigners and curious. They aren't scared
As a Chinese watching, I think you are just too polite in this street test, hahaha, the real reaction should be collected is to grab their hair when you just finishing saying you are beautiful without asking, that would be soooo funny. But I totally get your idea on making this, it’s a critical issue happening especially among the middle aged women when they see you, and being impolite to touch your hair without asking, but trust me they are just happy to see a different person in their boring daily life not to mention you are at Guiyang.
Funny video, ladies.
Aside from giving them a taste of their own medicine I think the main takeaway is this: The reaction of most Chinese people was to duck and look frightened, then try to swiftly move away. Remember this. This is the appropriate response to give the next time a Chinese person comes close and touches your hair. Maybe even scream in horror a little as well, to really dramatize the situation. Let this be your new reaction because it’s clearly the appropriate reaction.
@Design Research: I have a better solution. . . just get the hell out of China. . . solved!
@@elliekwong3180
I don’t live in China. I live in New York.
Why should these two African ladies “get out of China” when there are Chinese people in Africa?
@@elliekwong3180 I just know you disliked the video💀
@@elliekwong3180 pay for their ticket then.
@@elliekwong3180 Ellie I just know you’re a white person acting as if you’re Chinese.
That’s too funny. My daddy has red hair and they look at him like they can’t believe what they are seeing and then go in for the touch. I think he likes the attention of the girls, but it’s kinda weird when the men do it. Do they try to take pictures with you? They always want to take a picture with my daddy and I always wondered what they do with them. Like, do they show them to their friends and laugh or do they just admire him? I have brown hair so they don’t really pay attention to me.
Lol I’m dead. I love that y’all teaching the language.
I love that even when just trying to prove a point, you guys were just still too polite to not ask permission 😂😂😍
I absolutely loved the way you two flipped the script on them. You should do this in other scenarios based on your experience. Take care n stay safe 🥰
The reactions are varied, but I liked how the second lady showed her curiosity but also her wonder. It was clear that she thought they were beautiful. It is possible that when others stare and want to grab your hair, they may think your hair is also beautiful. (Although perhaps it’s badly expressed...) I don’t know. 🤷🏽♀️
I love this so so much! More Black people should do this back.
UNO REVERSE lol
Omg I was soooo happy when I saw this and to make it even better you went and collaborated with Sammy 😍💖👏🏾
I'm so glad you gals were brave enough to do this. They hopefully got the message.
How? the people they approached would have never grabbed their hair in the first place.
😂 Love this. Because as a black person, i just be looking at people when they say they want to touch my hair or just walk up and do it without atleast asking first.
It's your confidence for me 😂👏🏾
This was great. I felt so comfortable watching this. Nice see it the other way around. Lol
If you look back the video in pass, those come touch your hair are the Chinese age above 45 years old. But don't see 20 year old. The people you pick are mostly those 20 years old, so it may feel weird.
Those girls are so funny! Aaah!! That was fun to watch!!
Can't stop laughing 🤣🤣 love the content .
You girls are so hilarious! I totally enjoyed this vlog. I love you both. God bless you and I'm eagerly Waiting for your next collaboration ❤️🌹❤️
@Lisa Edimo: No, they won't. They will be booted out of China soon. The gov't does not tolerate that kind of garbage. They do surf the net.
Video suggestion 😆😆😆
Please try telling a Chinese person that their mandarin is good, when speaking to them, as if they're the foreigner😂😂
Haha 😂…this is so cool. You guys killed it🔥🔥
it's the "mumu family" for me😂😂😂😂 if you're nigerian you would understand.
☠️☠️☠️☠️ Sammy just went right in lol.
kkkk exactly how they touch our hair kkkkkk thank you for doing this on my behalf 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣i broke my ribs shame thumbs up
I laughed all the way through this video. Fantastic! 😆 🤣 😂 😹
The amount of second hand embarrassment i got from this video 😭❤️
This is hilarious! Great idea and fun social experiment! Y'all made my day. :D
Never seen so funny girls like you. You just turned the table ?
I'm black, I live in the US, and I want to visit China. That's why I look for videos that talk about the black experience in China. I'm sad that some people in China that want to touch your hair. Blacks have the same problem with some whites in the US. However, doing it back to them only makes us as bad as the people that did it to us.
I’m Asian American and I grew up having Black, White, Mexican, and even other Asian people touching my hair without permission. And I’m a dude. I always thought it was weird but I never really cared too much because I had other much, much worse things to worry about when going outside. Random Chinese elders touching your hair/skin without permission once in a blue moon is probably the worst thing that will happen to you if you visit China, so I highly encourage you to visit!
The world does not revolve around Americans
I was wheezing nervously while watching this lol
I'm shocked you girls weren't arrested for touching their hair.
Y'ALL REALLY SAID "RETURN BACK TO SENDER!!!!" WITH THIS VIDEO😭😭😭
Guys stoppp I am dead with laughter🤣🤣🤣🤣
In other cultures personal space is not a thing lol so that’s how they are comfortable. Look how crowded the streets are! I’ve been to Hong Kong and there’s no such thing as personal space lol.
The old ladies were actually cool. Especially the one with the red jacket, she was so sweet.
Some of the young folks where like "bish wtf!?" 💔😂
Cuz young lads in china actually value personal space
Lol she said a fine nigga Asian boy 😂
the pink hair grandma is so wholesome
Yessss finally make them feel that shit for once!!! 😂😂😂
Hi Queen bee 🐝 Wow. I can't wait to be there 🤗. Seems fun and interesting. 😍😎
I'm so happy to find your channel. I appreciate so much that you put the word of God each time. You have such a nice personality. Stay curious always and please stay safe.
For years, I've been watching black folks put up videos about being touched in Asian countries. I was BEGGING people to do this. Tables turned!🤣😂😂🤣
We’ve got you 😀
I don’t think everyone will feel comfortable with strangers touch their hair, but those passers are really friendly.
Love 💕 these two ladies they are the tea. 🍵 The video was hilarious and I totally agree give people a taste of their own medicine lolol!! 😂
There’s two black women in China, of course they were gonna go hard in this vid 😂😂😂😂😂 the experience that too much had to
Shop in the back says “MUMU FAMILY” 🤣🤣
We should start doing this in America… Wow: it’s so stringy, and it just lays there like that flat to the head. Amazing. It feels a little oily. Is that real …so lifeless!!! I love wearing my hair out however, it is so frustrating with the touching and comments.
I'm so glad you turned the tables.
Now they know how it feels.
Keep up the good work !
“I like you too”: OOP
I had to pause the video soooo much to save myself from the second hand embarrassment but it’s so hilarious I had to continue.
Hi Busola! I love your videos. You have a great personality.❤
Those who touched your hair before were just curious about your hair and innocent with no harm. Most of them didn't see any foreigners before. If anyone do that to you again, you can just do the same to them, and they will know how you feel.😊
They won't feel the same way. It's nothing improper to them.
LMAOOO, give them a taste of their own medicine. This was awkward from my perspective and funny too, still don’t know how a lot of them have the courage to do this.🤣
the way they are walking away
Did I just saw MUMU FAMILY 😂😂
You guys were so brave to try this tho! I would go dumb from anxiety.