Celebrating Asian-American Voices & Stories | The Daily Show
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- Опубликовано: 10 июн 2024
- Ali Wong, Kelly Marie Tran, David Chang & others speak on the challenges faced and progress made in having Asian identity seen, respected, and celebrated in America. #DailyShow #StopAAPIHate #StopAsianHate
00:00 - Kelly Marie Tran: Celebrating Asian Heritage
01:24 - Jenny Han: Pushing for an Asian-American Romantic Lead
03:27 -Jimmy O Yang: "Crazy Rich Asians" Impact & Immigrating at Thirteen
09:42 -Ali Wong: Getting Pigeonholed as an Asian Woman in Comedy
11:22 - David Chang: Food as a Tool for Cultural Connection
16:45 - Nicole Chung: Identity as a Korean Transracial Adoptee
20:52 - Charles Yu - The Harm of Asian Stereotypes in Film/TV
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Trevor is a true ally! Giving Asian artists and their stories the platform and spotlight they deserve.
Oh no he is racist.... He says asains and only one kind of people (small eyes only seen here there) other kind of asains excluded. In goverent data when they say asain hate crime they mean all kind of asains and media only shows one kind of asain..... I wonder why
Immigrants brought all of here. Home. 🇺🇸🙏🏻
@Gwendolyn Williams well English is my fifth language... So sorry for not being perfect in it
@Gwendolyn Williams how many do you know..... Can't even spell your own name correctly...
@@prasadjagtap2403 so true. I mean stereotypes actually are enhanced by Hollywood movies and some Asian comdians which is pretty sad because is their only way to go mainstream.
Thanks Trevor! I'm Chinese-American & I appreciate you highlighting Asian American stories. I'm the grand daughter of a concubine from China, and my husband's ancestors came on the Mayflower in 1620. This is the richness of America!
Beautiful
Im an Asian who's not living in America but I'm shedding a tear as I watch it from Asia. Thank you for this, Trevor. Love to all my fellow Asians at America!
@jaylovebank84 Ok
Trevor, dude, I liked you before but now I REALLY like you. Thank you for elevating Asian American voices. Nice work!
Well he elevated *Eastern Asian voices. As a Brown Southeast Asian woman I'm used to this kind of erasure however due to Colorism.
My wife is cheating on me with her brother. What to do?
@@JinjiSayson That's not true. They were not all East Asians. For example Ali Wong is ethnically mixed and both her parents are born in America.
I used to work in southern Illinois, one of my patients lightly slapped my hand and told me she doesn't want me start her IV, she demanded for a white nurse. I asked other nurses to do it but they all failed, she was a hard stick. I ended going back to her room and at that point she allowed me to do it. ONE stick and I got her vein, I told her " remember an Asian nurse poked you once and be kind".
That’s terrible. I’m sorry you had to experience that. Thank you for all your work ❤️
😭Hope that changed her perspective a bit
@@nganphan870 I don't know why I am pooping all day
@@Wood-oh9wp I Love you
“Crazy Rich Asians had an all Asian cast, but it had a very diverse cast.” Trevor knows.
diversity is about having as few white people as possible?
It doesn't represent Asians at all though. Just rich people.
@@Zarozian I don't know why I am pooping all day
@@RemorfChuket No, "diverse cast" means even though they are all ethnically Asians , but still, they are from different backgrounds, Asian-American, Asian-British, Asian-Australian... And it's a story about Asian culture happening in an Asian country, it doesn't make much sense to put white people in there.
@- SageAegis - give it 15 years and it’ll become noticeable in media.
Trevor Noah is doing great standing up for Asians
@@MrStrutus not everyone is like that but I have to admit there is a very large portion of them which upsets me the most. Karma is a "biscuit"!
And I wish more Asians do the same for other groups of people who are victims of racism. After all aren't we all victims of bullies!
@@MrStrutus no one is free of prejudice or bias. In fact, you demonstrated that with your comment generalizing an entire race.
@@MrStrutus Oh please! When was the last time a black being hurt by an Asian ppl? Now flip the order and answer the same question! And when you talk about colors like this, you yourself are racist AF regardless of your skin color!
@@MrStrutus That's a pretty big brush that you are tarring a whole race with, dude. Examine your own attitude first.
As an international student in America, my dream was broken, here is a broken Country. Trevor, Thank you for bringing up so many great stories at this point.
I am sorry that you could not live your dream in America. You are right, there are many ways we are broken. I hope you find success and achieve your dream wherever you are.
“Be a better ‘white guy.’” I love her.
Ye, i guess that helped with the recent case
Be a better black blue white brown...
They gave the funniest Asian so little time...
I will when they stop eating bats
@@sorrysorry1877 I am farting all the time
Trevor, been a fan for a long time, I must say this presentation of Asian Americans is one of my favorites. Inclusivity should be the goal. Those who want to be exclusive can remain that way, them and their cohorts. Among the rest of us, we have enough talent, intellegence, wisdom and strength, to be all that the creator intended for us to be. We're in this together!.......Keep up the great work Trevor.
👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼Well said, & agreed!!!💓💓✌🏼
Share your comments with the mass media, they promote race hate and division every day
@@TheOpenSociety777 I'm not in the habit of sharing what is valuable with my enemies. Mass media is about their business, we need to be about OUR BUSINESS.
Amen! To both of your comments Catherine! 😁 Sending you and your family love and aloha from Honolulu! 😁❤️🤙🏽🌈☀️ (Hawai’i symbols)
@@SeanShimamoto 💜😊👍Back at ya, my Hawaiian brother! Inclusive Unity, respecting differences, self governing....we did not come to earth to be controlled and mistreated by another human. THERE'S ONLY ONE THAT WE MUST SERVE, the Creator and Master of all that is created! And I ain't talking religion 👑
Asian, Black, & Brown people UNITE and support each other. 🖖
And I hope Whites!! I am here too!! 🤔😉🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸💕💕
@@TheRealGod18 you must be delusional if you think a whole race of people behave exactly the same as a single person
@@TheRealGod18 no one is innocent of prejudice and biases that come with living in a prejudiced and biased society.
@@TheRealGod18 that not what OP meant.
@@RP-nh8jl I am speaking to open-minded people with open hearts. I know there are racist people in all communities, unfortunately.
As a non Asian American, I am sickened by these attacks, and I stand with all of our Asian American friends and neighbors! This is a disgrace on all of us!
Thank you.
I picked up a review one day and it was an Asian Reviewer had watched BTS, a Korean Music group on SNL/Saturday Night Live. I was struck that the reviewer was choked up by their appearance on tv. I wonder why? I read on to find out that this was the first time in all of the reviewers years that he had seen Asians being represented as the lead act on a National television show. He had seen Asians in cameo's or small bit parts but never as the lead or held in such high regard. I thought about his words and began to understand why this TV show brought him to tears & why it would be an important memory inside of him forever. From reading that review, the writer painted a picture that I had not seen or heard about before. I learned such an important lesson how representation matters in the world around us. You Trevor Noah are Also doing what needs to be done to help give these amazing people a platform, so they can represent their community. Thank you!
As a non-Asian fan of BTS, it was really eye opening to see just how deeply Asian fans were affected by the group reaching the level of fame they have. I saw multiple videos of families, from grandparents to babies, watching their US tv appearances together... seeing how the adults became emotional, while the young kids just enjoyed it and danced along really brought home how impactful it is to see someone from your demographic getting represented. Many people pointed out it was the first time they'd ever seen an Asian person at that level of fame be presented as cool, desirable and relatable for a mainstream American audience. Even though I'd seen how much BTS were discriminated against for their race and nationality over the years (and let me tell you that was eye-opening too) I hadn't understood the reality of just how lacking Asian representation was in the US or how deeply that affected people until I saw it first hand. It's not like I had no idea it was an issue, but I didn't understand the full impact... anyway, not sure where I'm going with this, except to say media representation is important. People from every demographic deserve a platform from which to express themselves and represent their point of view. This is basic stuff I know, but we clearly still have a long way to go.
It’s the same reason why I cried after watching Crazy Rich Asians in the movie theater. The film itself was fine. It had its moments. Nothing spectacular. But it was the first time in my life I saw Asians on the big screen. And, as an American, Asian films from Asia doesn’t count. It’s not the same culturally. I don’t have the same connection even though I grew up watching Asian tv and film. I was too young when Joy Luck Club was made so, yeah, CRA was the movie for my generation.
Not only do we rarely see teen movies and romcoms where the lead is Asian (or even other minorities), but normally when we do, there's something about their race or identity that plays into the plot. Marginalized groups rarely are allowed to be a lead where their identity isn't the purpose of the movie/show, which shows how producers find "white" as the standard and nonwhite stories only have to do with being "nonwhite". In reality, parts of our lives don't directly have to do with our race overtly, and it's disrespectful to not afford marginalized people the ability to just exist with their identity, without it being about their identity.
That is true but they only make up 5.4% of the US population, that's only little of 1 in 20. My point is you wouldn't expect them to have that many leads. One of the problem of SJW movement is logic perspective. Equality isn't going to to result in an equal distribution, it will result in a proportional distribution. Having said that the are likely still under represent as are other groups.
@@GlassTopRX7 and 5.6% of the movies don't have Asian teen leads where their story is not about them being Asian. I never said it had to be a majority of the movies. But it's not even proportional.
Let's also not forget the fact that people of middle-eastern decent, which is in ASIA, are considered white on the US census. So are northern Africans. So when you look up stats on what percentage of the population is what race, don't forget that white people will always be over-accounted for, as people who aren't even white are labeled as "white".
Let's ALSO not forget that minorities are more likely to not fill out the census. If you don't fill out the census, the US will assume your race, which is normally white if you're living in a majority white area, which is most places. Those people also make white people over accounted for.
14% (plus more for mixed people) of movies about teens AREN'T about black teens without making it about their race
25% of movies AREN'T about latine teens without making it about their race (25% of people aged 10-19 are latine)
5% of movies AREN'T about Asian teens without making it about their race
16.7% of movies AREN'T about LGBTQ+ folk without making it about their sexuality/gender
26% of movies AREN'T about disabled people without making it aboht their disability
But 95% of the movies about teens are about white teens and it rarely has anything to do with their race
You're purposefully ignorant if you believe the film industry is equitable.
@@GlassTopRX7 I never said it had to be equally distributed in my entire statement, where did I say that? What I said is 100% true and it was irrelevant and unnecessary to point out they make up 5.4% of the population, not to mention I said all marginalized groups, which also include LGBTQ+ folk.
@@nanochic No you didn't but you implied it by saying rarely when the expectation would only be ~5% to me that rare.
@@nanochic So how many African lead actors are in Chinese or Korean films? How many African films have Asian lead actors?
Thank you, Jon Stewart, for finding Trever Noah. He is such a terrific addition to our entire country.
Not only is this a great and important video, but it also has a great and important charity tied to it. Great job Trevor and everyone on the Daily Show cast.
'Stand-up comedians are cultural tellers'. Beautiful and truest thing ever said.
Nothing will fundamentally change until most Americans let go of this belief that they're better than everyone else. This will offend a lot of people but this is the root of the issue that most Americans shy away from admitting. No decent nation should ever look down upon others. It's morally reprehensible and counter productive.
"Differences are the spice of life and what makes one of us so unique" Be open minded and travel to see the world. Peace!
👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼💓💓💓✌🏼Thank you!! I hope to travel, anywhere in the world!🙏🏼🙏🏼🌍💖
Love
A Million Uighurs in concentration camps in China
@@TheOpenSociety777 I was in lockdown under Pol Pol death camp from 1975 to 1979. Most of my family members did not survive. It's very sad this is still happening today!
@@KhmerMinnesnowta I agree. May Peace be for your family. 🙏🙏
Trevor representing Saffas 🙏🏾💪🏾 and looking out for the Asian community
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@burningfeet 53 Weird, we aren’t beat down! Huh, strange.
@@TheRainyKingdom Girl, love your comment! Sending you love and aloha from Hawai’i! 😁❤️🤙🏽
@burningfeet 53 please...
Grateful to see you are using your platform to help raise awareness and voice!
A powerful collection of stories and accounts. Much needed right now in 2021
I'm Asian mixed and moving to Texas. I told some people that I'm a little bit scared to move to a new place esp with all this Asian hate. I was reassured that I'll be ok because "you don't look asian".
That doesn't really make me feel better. :(
What part of Texas I’m from El Paso and they’re really tolerant and nice there! :) *Of everyone*
@@TheRainyKingdom I'm moving to Houston
@@Little8Mochi
Why?
@@Little8Mochi You'll be fine in Houston. Huge Asian population there.
@@Sharroniw was offered a job. 1 yr contract.
YES! Jimmy O, on point. Growing up Asian = Chasing your dreams is how you become homeless. 🤣
That one hits home to us Asians.
Lol apparently it's just O. because his Chinese last name sounds like O. Yang so it was brought over to English like that
These days Asian chasing American Dream = On edge of becoming Homeless and suffering in racism
@@HT-pl8du
Yes, his chinese last name is O Yang. 2 characters. It's not common, but not extremely rare either. Not sure how they adopted it to english.
I don't know why I am pooping all the time
5 minutes into a 20 minute video and there's already a dislike. The haters have their notifications on huh?
Haters got more time and dedication than fans 😭😂
One dislike. Calm down. I’m liking it now. Hope no one else hurts your feelings.
Apparently huh?... alot of time🤔
I dislike this video!!!
@@Oh6Torch As if anybody cares about what you do 😁😁😁😁😁
Trevor Noah, we came for your jokes, we stayed because you help amplify the voices of marginalized groups.
Thank you so much for putting up the interviews. I feel so grateful having support from you Trevor.
Wow!! I'm left speechless!! A very very much needed video. Thank you, as a very ignorant person when it comes to the struggles of Asian Americans this truly helped me to try and inquire and inform myself more about this. Thank you again.
9:18 i also didn’t know these asian or black people stereotypes that exist in America until I watched these American shows
same, tbh
Same until vine I never knew about those stereotypes. I think racism exists everywhere but these stereotypes are unique to America.
Yeah it really hurts us as a whole and it really changes the way the world looks at us! 🥲
There’s stereotypes in every country, but i have to admit America created the most.
America thrives off these type of things...let's not forget how america came to be. It wasn't by being peaceful and tolerant.
Trevor, you are one of a kind!
Love, what you're doing and HOW!
Thank you from Austria 🇦🇹
I love my Asian brothers, and sisters my hope is that they stay strong with hopeful thoughts that the humans that love humanity will re-order the culture wars of division, and bring us together enjoying the differences we need of each other.
I just adore Trevor. I love his hair and hoodies.
That's cute 😊
I like his look with a very short hair better. I hope he goes back to the studio with coat and tie again.
I envy his hoodies
Yaasss, he really is just so adorable!! I've been loving his "covid lockdown look", but honestly, I'd love any look on him💖💓💓✌🏼
Honestly, I just want to see his hoodies closet at the end of the pandemic. I feel like we deserve it. 😂😂😂
perfect time to support our Asian community with this video, thanks Trevor
Love this so much! Would love to see more of these
My man maan siiiiing (jimmy o yang). Underrated comedian, he needs more love. I also hope we can one day see Asian-American actors use their family/birth names as often as other American actors (though obviously most actors in general change their names no matter what) but some definitely do so to accommodate.
I can listen to David Chang speak all day..
Yes ☺️
I never knew how much I needed to hear this. Thank you.
A friendly reminder to not respond to the haters and trolls
Virgil signaling
Also enjoy living as a beta male heh
@@carrmined only a beta male would call someone else a beta male 🤔 it sounds like deflection to me!
@@TheRainyKingdom I bet you're a beta alien does that make me an alien
@@2468whodoweappreciate We're all technically alien invaders by default because we propagate on earth due to Adam & Eve being thrown onto earth from the heavens. They didn't originate from here.
Lol it’s so true. Parents from other countries expect our kids to study in college Law, Medicine, Engineering and maybe Tech. That’s it. My daughter a lawyer, my son a doctor. 😂😘💕
Thank you very much Trevor to help us to raise our voice. So tired of being invisible.
So many books added to my reading list! Thank you for bringing a voice to something so critical for us to understand.
When you guys over there realize you a society of imigrants... and your country is called UNITED
that is an amazing compilation.. made me more proud of my asian heritage👍👍👍
Thank you Trevor you were one of the first to voice out for us on this type of platform and have constantly been doing so. Out of all the nightly talk show hosts you were the first to speak out about it for us. Much respect!
Pursuing your dream is how you become homeless. My dad has once said that to me too. #relatable
too negative
He’s really an ally. He’s one of the few people using their platform to give us a space to speak our voices.
Excellent series of interviews. Thanks for putting this together and sharing
That was just EXCELLENT - I watched ALL of the segments - thank you, Trevor !!!
Thank you so much for amplifying our voices by posting these clips. These experiences that your AAPI guests are varied and share some aspects of how we are unfortunately silenced/ignored/disregarded/misunderstood. I hope you will continue to share more of our stories.
I'm sorry but when are your voices silenced? It's the opposite, they're amplified. Even the president of the United States announces it to the entire world. The only race that is silenced is white people.
"getting a real job" every asian felt that
Respect to the daily show
Thank you for bringing light to all these projects I totally forgot about them
Thanks Trevor for taking positive action in support of AAPI!
Thank you very much for standing up for what’s right and against what’s wrong. Thank you very much for using your social influence to help #StopAsianHate and #StopAAPIHate.
So interesting, and appreciated these stories Love this!
Thank you for showing this. It has been tough seeing videos of Asian people beaten to a pulp on subways while bystanders looking on.
Love this! So many great interviews and Trevor, ever the prodigal interviewer, asking such great questions.
Love your show Trevor...keep it going. You guys rock!
This is amazing, thank you for using your platform to inform and educate!
Love you bro! Thank you so much for showing big support for Asian community!
Joy Luck Club has been a favorite movie since long long time ago. And I am not Asian or American, but European. It's incredible that there was mostly just one person making those movies back then.
I love this! Thank you Trevor!
I just subscribed! Finally, someone speaks about Asian Racism!!! Thank you this means a lot
Thanks, Trevor. You are one of handful TV host discussing this critical topic
I Love cultural diversity!!!! So thankful to go see this film!
Trevor..a new level of perspective in accepting those things of value in our lives with a greater understanding in those issues we known and have grown to love ♥️
🙏🙏🙏 Trevor - thank you for your allegiance, support and outreach to open a discourse among our communities.
Thank you. This is wonderful.
Thank you Trevor for utilizing your platform to help the nation address the Asian prejudice right now!
I love that we can all stand together NOW!!!! there has been hate for years against many races and it is time for that to be past and for people to move unified into the future.
This was absolutely brilliant! I LOVE the diversity of this country and this segment just shows how rich in cultural exuberance we are.
Thank you!!
Ronny, the Asian Malaysian
🇲🇾🎵Malaysia Truly Asia🎶🇲🇾
Okay, too much CNN for you!
Just realized Ronnie is or was a Malaysian
@@JeromeHengZHWang Ronny is Malaysian! Just like me!
Ronny C is STILL a Malaysian from the city of Johor Bahru (JB) which borders the country of Singapore. Whenever he speaks, I can detect his distinctive JB accent.
@@conancat Malaysian are talented in languages. most can speak English aside with their native languages. And I find Chinese Malaysian speaking more than 3, many speak 4 or 5. Very lovely country.
Thank you for talking about this. #stopasianhate #protectasianlives
Wow! 🥰💛 Thank you!
pursuing your dreams = become homeless is quite true. Not everyone can make it big. Which is why you have a million + or so people sitting there waiting for something significant to come up.
@Jon Dough yeah. from the video's context.
thanks Trev! I appreciate this video! Down with Hate!
Wonderful video, thank you!
Thanks for this.
support! you the man trevor!
Is Indian subcontinent and middle east out of Asia? Then why only East-Asian people pops up on TV shows? I'm not saying they shouldn't but why most shows only invites only east asian people?
Maybe in Americans perceive people by colour. Mistaken Indians as black and labeled Middle-easterners as Muslims
Exactly, no one includes people from India, Nepal, Bhutan and the gulf countries un talks about Asian Americans
@@JeromeHengZHWang and Islam/middle east as a continent
Exactly no one includes Middle Eastern people like they r literally Asian
There are South Asians on American TV (Mindy project, Lily Singh), but probably not a common as East Asians. To be fair, there is very little Asian representation at all in the states... also, most Americans know India is part of Asia unless they live in bumfuck nowhere
Great video.Thanks Trevor.
Trevor is a great person with a great soul.
Lies
he is terrible and will never be funny xD
I agree 😌👍 he's amazing ❤️
"Pursuing your dreams,... aiming to be homelessness.." Parents are fantastic.
True. Here in Germany this what my dad told me: "There's a lot of dreams and yours to become a soccer pro might end up under a bridge". I was expecting him to smile coz he was kidding but I forgot he is German
@@tyronevaldez-kruger5313 😅😅😅😅 not Swiss?
No, I wasn't as lucky as Trevor. Germans are funny in a clumsy way though. Quite entertaining to watch with friends German Comedy and every time they laugh you look at them and think: Why?😑 stay safe🍀:)
Love Jimmy AuYeung. Only discovered him this past year from his special. Also, he appeared on Arsenio Hall's talk show revival years ago!
Thank you Trevor!
Thank You ...
Totally missed some of these interviews the first time around. Now I have some books to read....
Thank u Daily Show for always being inclusive 💓
Asian Malaysian... 🇲🇾🇲🇾🇲🇾😍😍😍
Those 49 thumbs down are those who would attack innocent Asian grannies on street
i want to hear JOKOY insights in this asian hate crimes
You just earned a subscriber. Huge respect for you.
very nice interviews & guests...
Alway a Wonderful show - news learning and smiling and crying and laughing The Best thank you all
The sound volume on all your videos is so much lower than youtube average, please please PLEASE fix this so that people can get maximum value from them. Thank you and your work is incredible. It just needs to be louder please.
Thanks Trevor!
I love Asians ♥️ & Trevor!!!🥰
I love Asians but Trevor is nothing more than the "coolest" kid among a bunch of whiny dumb children, aka the audience
Thank you Trevor, for standing up for Asian Americans.
Great video as usual bro.