@@queenC6969 confrontation: is a verbal battle of wit. & a battle is a fight. So no matter how its done ✔, opposition is resistance. To resist is to fight.
i totally agree with her... if you wanna call her “sis” i’m a friendly way, there’s no reason for you to add black in the front just cause she’s black. like why is there a need to differentiate if you’re just trying to be friendly? makes no sense. spreading love
The guy even slightly bow to apologize while the other put his hand on his chest and you could tell how they felt really bad .What a wonderful kind of people .
g r e v a i t y don’t be so naive. lots of koreans, AND east asians in general are extremely racist. even with asian americans (even if they’re liberal and open minded), they know they’d get shit to hell if they brought back home a black person. keep an eye out, but always there will be great people in every country.
@@lit721 No. you are wrong. I obviously claim as korean that most of korean doesnt discriminate race. if someone do wrong, that is only a small fraction . and this is the same as true of other countries.
@@lit721 I always hear westerners saying that Asians are extremely racist, especially Koreans. But, is there any proof for this? The hate crimes are non-existent, there are barely any racist crimes, a lot of foreigners live in Asia, etc.
kerimcan ak no it’s not. racism, for lack of better explanation/words, is when you think your race is superior. so saying another race is racist has little to do with your own races’ superiority.
For those blasting that guy for just straight up saying the N word - the average Korean won’t have the concept of the wording “the N word” because that’ term (eg the F word, the C word, etc.) is purely English. There’s no alternative. Yes, he is aware that it’s a bad word, but his understanding or connection to it is not the same as those who come from English speaking or non-Asian cultures. Most know now that the N word is really bad, but that’s only if they’re quite up with current/American culture, which you can’t expect EVERYONE in a non-American/Western country to be. So stop blasting him. He was just trying to explain the best way he knew how in a VERY different context to America in a homogeneous culture.
To asians, the n word holds no value as yes there exists a word but racism towards black people is rare as black people are rare, literally noone would call em that except for some boomers or smth
I actually appreciated that man for being direct and saying it. I prefer a person to be truthful to me than beating around the bush or try to spin the obvious negative word into a positive because you don't feel comfortable saying it.
@@jjan2383 He doesn't. Its the same thing with The asian slur in America. Most actual asians do not even know the word exist. Some who know doesn't even know the historical context. In fact, There was one time a blog/video of a asian person reading racist things toward asian Americans. The asian person didn't deem it as racist. Meanwhile, the American next to her was calling out that it was racist. Its not that asian ppl can choose.. its the fact they literally don't know.. Asians should not be held at the same standard in knowledge as asian Americans.
껌둥이(ggamdoongee) on its own is actually not a bad word. ~둥이 is something that has a characteristics of cuteness. For example if you said 껌둥이 puppy, its just means a cute black puppy. But if you say that to a person, now it becomes a racial slur.
Hi ! Everyone ! First of all, I would like to thank Jay for giving me the chance to do something like this. As a black person learning Korean, there have been numerous times where I have felt discouraged by certain words they use towards ‘us’. The amount of times I’ve heard people telling me, why would you learn their language, they don’t even like you. However, I figured it would be more meaningful to get past this and seek to educate people for the better. Finally, I got the chance to do so thanks to Jay. I hope you enjoy the video and don't think we were just trying to make people uncomfy for our own pleasure. It is an ongoing issue and in my way I tried to contribute to make a little change :) Edit (10/06/2020) I came back to read comments, cuz wow it's already been a year since we did this video. I read so many nice comments and some not so nice comments, but it was really interesting to see the reaction of people. Eventually, I will be reflecting on this video on my channel, within this month. I'll be answering questions people had about this video and several comments people left that need to be addressed. So, please be on the lookout and thank you again for watching the video. I'm still hesitating about either doing a live stream or just filming a video. 🦋
JAYKEEOUT x VWVB THIS IS ONE OF YOUR BEST WORKS YET! Everything was so honest and truthful. Before this, I was also confused whether the Korean word for “black sis or black bro” was seen as in a negative or positive way. Thanks to Donna for being part of a great message!
@@sson9792 actually He was scared to say it because the word 흑 (black) in korean is derogatory when it comes to skin color. not the same as english where black is just a normal word. that’s why he was hesitant
in fact.... korean say white girl(when viewed as a sexual object) as "white horse or white pony" then it's mean... sexual motion like horse riding of course, this is something wrong. but it is not only discrimination black people
@@nico5991 Are you referring to me wanting to be oppressed? Cause if you watched the video, it clearly says that they don't have it for white people and it's only used for blacks.
Day Day10 Bradshaw10 that is not what i said.. I said YES because i was AGREEING with you and I was talking about the other person wanting to be oppressed when it said nothing about other cultures and only black people..
I almost cried because I’m black myself and they kept asking `who said that?’ It touched me and when she said the n word in Korean the boy was shocked at what she was asking and the fact that the girl cried really got me, I always tell my mum not all Koreans are mean, I respect how they helped to explain the words 😢
@@crystalbangtanboys1501 That's Jimin - chimchim, mochi in your profile pic right? He said the word kkamdoongie to JK once because his skin was darker and still hasn't apologized or addressed it. I like BTS but when I saw this video of that as well as other racist things they've done as a black woman it was shocking. ruclips.net/video/L9Z1y1z4FYE/видео.html
someone might have already said this but can we talk about how beautiful she is? also I love how most of them realize this is wrong and want to defend her
Ari CM shit I’m back after 2 months of commenting this I’m shoook... I didn’t even know I got this many likes .. and ikr 2 comments and 1k likes shit doesn’t add up 🥴🤣
@@Tricksngiggles not everyone in Korea thinks how we do. We think of it has a word you should definitely not say. They think of it as whore or bitch u shouldn’t say it but if someone ask u what it is ur gonna say it
Yes but, he was trying to explain what the word means in English. The direct equivalent to the n word, he wasn’t trying to be offensive but trying to explain
when the guy's jaw dropped and put his hand on his heart to express sorrow it made me cry. most koreans are the most humble and respectful people i've ever seen.
This is how it should be portrayed in the media. Instead they put us against each other, playing oppression olympics. We are all inherently different and must accept one another in this big planet.
As I'm beginning to learn Korean, this video will prove to come in handy of I ever come across an unpleasant local in my future visit. I'm not confrontational but I think it's very important to know about these terms so that you don't blindly take it as a compliment or pet name.
Jigaboo John there are countries who have way badder racist words or acts towards black people. I’m pretty sure Koreans took it over from American movies or rap.
As a korean, I'm pretty sure that if you visit my country, Almost every koreans doesn't say to you "n word". Every country has a racist word and every country has a mad person. Just ignore that person. Korean hates that person too.
Jigaboo John I don’t recall her saying anything about what you are implying... her point was that all countries have their own terms and racist slurs, not just Korea...
Jigaboo John so you’re saying we have the right to insult Asians or anyone if they’re out of their country...ridiculous. My point was that we could literally Insult every American if we did like you said(white or black), cause yes negro is insulting it was used during slavery. And also what I meant about “white people came to do the same damn thing in Africa” I meant that they came to impose rules in a country that isn’t their own.. so yes we can and finally have the right to do that too, but in a polite way.
Not at all. You can hear him say "sss" like he's about to say "sorry", right before it cut to the next scene. He just gave her the literal answer, without thinking.
@@idmanmoahmed7730 not in East Asian countries. The person replied below that they're from a really good university and that's why they're good at English. Most East Asians can't speak English that well as their own mother tongue is mostly used used higher education and everything like that, unlike South East and South Asian countries where English is literally NEEDED.
I see some people calling out the korean guy who said nigger. Yeah obviously it isn't okay but I think in this context it isn't horrible because she did ask for a meaning and I'm sure he was just trying to be honest by saying the word which would give her the meaning at best. It worked since we all understood what he was trying to say 🤷🏾♀️ The fact that afterwards he explained it was bad etc means he had no harmful intentions, he knows the weight of those words :) Also this video was quite interesting. It was cute that the girl teared up ♡ Her friends and her were really chill
@Jigaboo John oh. No I was referring to him using the english word for it :) I can't find the time stamp for it ah. I'll try finding it soon I was watching something else but cool thx
the expresion "the truth hurts" applies here, I'd rather they be honest and he was honest and he wasn't in any way being derogatory, he simply answered her question and told her what it means, if anything ppl should respecting his honesty in such a difficult situation.
I’m glad that she explained at the end of the video if the expressions “black brother or sister” were good or bad, I was really confused because it seemed like a hurtful way to call someone, even if some said that it was ok during the video. Her explanation was really good and cleared my doubts. Thank you so so much to both of you for this beautiful video.
Even positive stereotypes are racist. It's called "benevolent racism". Like to assume a black guy's a good basketball player, or a black girl knows how to dance or "talk cool". Like... no, I'm not dancing for you, I don't like that rapper, and I'm not speaking in "ebonics" with you.
Thanks, I just learned a new concept! Never know that is called “benevolent racism” but I am aware of this type of stereotype. For Asian people will think about things like “good at math” “get A+” or “eat rice” - these are not negative (ok maybe “good at studying” has a hidden meaning of this person is not good at socializing and less attractive)
Junshu Liu id like to say although they sound positive they come from negative meanings. When you generalize or fetishsize a race, you dehumanize them. With the stereotype of asians being smart, it disregards the actual hard work people put in to get where they are.
I agree, but most Koreans find this concept alien. We take positive stereotype as compliment(Koreans are good at math), or if a stereotype is something shared by Koreans too we find it non-offensive(i.e Koreans are workaholics). Not saying this is right, but when a Korean blurts out an uncomfortable statement based on stereotype, it's more out of ignorance than to offend.
@@loveyalotz Yes but some people don’t realize that saying someone is black is totally fine. And you’re right, they were just trying to be polite. My comment was just a reminder that black isn’t an insult. 👍
@@loveyalotz I live in Canada, a lot of people are afraid of saying "black people", because they're so afraid of being racist. Much like America's trying to push for "African American" instead of calling them "black", because it's slowly, socially, becoming a word not to use.
@@gwot I live in Canada as well, and the polite reputation we are given, I think we are scared to wreck it, but people around my age (10-12) will say it, not in a racist way, and we are actually trying to stop racism
No what he did was smart. There are a lot of black ppl that get offended when they are singled out as black rather than their name or simply a person. He was being considerate because he didn’t want to offend her by saying “black”.
Why is everyone complaining about him saying the N word? He was using it specifically to tell her what the word meant, and it's not like most Koreans know to use 'the N word', and there will be people who don't even know what 'the N word' means. Stop grilling an innocent dude
외국인이라는 말도 우리 나라 사람들 너무 남용하는 경향이 있어요. 다른 나라에서는 외국인이라는 단어가 긍정적인 의미를 갖고 있지 않은데 한국 사람들은 외국인 외국인 너무 많이 써서 그 말이 나쁜 어감을 가진다는 것을 잊어가는거 같아요. 일상 대화에서 그 말을 좀 그만 썼으면 좋겠어요.
@@user-go7qf7zf5i ....님은 외국 가서 누가 외국인이라고 부르면 기분 좋겠어요 안 좋겠어요? 애기들이 길 건너는 백인들 보고 "외국인이다"라고 하는거 괜찮다고 생각해요? 그냥 사람이지 나와 다르게 생긴 사람. 외국인이라고 하는건 나와의 다름을 중심으로 말하는거고 그 사람들 한국 사람이 아님을 강조하는 것이며 결국 나와 그 사람 사의 벽을 쌓는 거예요. 영어로도 foreigner라는 말 절대 좋은 어감을 가진 단어 아닙니다. 공식 문서나 법적 맥락이 아닌 이상 그 사람이 어떤 나라에 속하지 않는다는 것, 즉 나와 어울리지 않는다는 것을 부각하는 말입니다. 외국인이라는 단어도 어감 자체만으로 한국인처럼 안 생긴 사람을 소외시키는 단어이고 일상 생활에서 사용하지 말도록 하는 게 맞다고 봐요. 가서 한국어 할 줄 아는 아무 유학생에게 물어보면 동감할거 분명해요.
@@ggam__ 존경의 의미를 담는다는 것은 우리의 입장이고 우리의 착각인거죠. 정말 존경하는 말이면 상대방도 그것을 느껴야 하는데 전혀 그렇지 않잖아요? 내가 존경하는거라 기분나빠하지 말라는거 웃기잖아요 누가 봐도 피부색을 보고 말을 만든건데...그럼 다른 나라 사람이 님 보고 yellow brother라고 하면 기분 좋겠어요? 상식적으로 논리적으로 생각 좀 합시다 제발.....
흑누나란 말은 흔한 표현이 아니라... 모르겠지만... 흑형이란 표현은 사실 부정적인 의미보다는 그들이 가진 놀라운 체력이나 특유의 음악적 감각에 대한 존경?의 의미로 쓰이는 경우가 많습니다. 이유야 어찌되었든 듣는 사람의 입장에서 다시 한번 생각해봤어야 한다는 깨닮음을 준 컨텐츠였습니다.
omg thats the perfect comparison, like i get why people would say its not as bad as kk*mdoongie or the n-word but its just so out of touch and borderline wrong
Except we use Nuna for everyone,not just black people. Nuna is not the same as sis, because it is an honorific, aka a form of respect. It’s been used since ancient times in Korea. In fact, it is seen as very disrespectful if you don’t call a girl who is older than you Nuna or Eonnie. The term “Black Nuna” however can be seen as disrespect, just like she explained in the video. I have never used it, and always correct my other Korean mates when they use it. The word Nuna, however has nothing to do with cultural appropriation and has a total different meaning and use than sistah.
No one talked about how that middle age person can speak english well and empathize with her saying " don't get hurt " , because i always hear that 'ajushis' and 'ajomas' are more racist.
썸네일에 나온 세분 너무 멋있으세요....특히 남방 입으신 분! 자신 일처럼 울어주시던 여성분도 참 멋있으시고 화난다고 같이 욕해주신 하얀 옷 남성분도 너무 멋있으세요... 생각이 올바른 분들이 이세 상에 많아서 너무 행복하네요 올바르지 않은 사람들이 자신들의 문제를 모르고 살아가는게 현실인데 저렇게 올바른 분들이 많아서 세상은 아직 좀 따뜻한거 같아요!
for the guy that said the nword, in other countries, people are aware that it is a really bad word, but they dont understand why they cant just say it if they arent using it to insult somebody. some of you need to understand that not every country is the us
Josie wow... Are you okay? Where exactly do you get angry from what I wrote... clearly you have some unresolved issues, maybe take some classes on internet etiquette? Again, you’re excused.
teaaarsss ㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠ omg I'm touched by their kindness, I can feel their honesty & empathy.. such a warm soc experiment video, thanks Jay.. Once again, I've learned a lot ㅠㅠ
@@glennquagmire8093 What is colorism? Look it up. I don't need to you what it means, it's pretty self explanatory. And that's just like saying you like black people but only like light skins, cause you think dark skins are ugly, so don't pull tf up without knowing what it means.
So when people say Koreans aren’t in the western society they don’t know that word… they do and they have it in Korean as well so I don’t wanna hear nothing about “oh tHey dOnT KnoW” cause they do. Hold idols Accountable for the sh!t they do/say easy as that.
BRO THANK YOU like I don’t understand how people are gonna defend that and say he was trying to “inform her” he could’ve at least said it’s the n word or a it’s word he can’t say. If there is a Korean term for the n word and they know not to say that word then why would he say the actual term for it
as Korean, I can say some of them know N word because of american hip hop music. u know it has a lot of N words in those music and some young people really like to listen to them. I am not trying to say we have to excuse those Korean, but it is true many of Korean dont know n words yet, even my friends around me have no idea of those offensive words for black people
@@yermanazeilf885 poor observation over the situation. In my country motherfucker is more inappropriate than that word cause simply you cant find any black person here so it doesnt hurts anyone. if you come to me in my country and ask me what is that mean i would probably say the word cause i wanna be honest with you, people's conception of this word is different.
I think that just the fact that they aren’t using 백누나 but are using 흑누나 is the proof that its racist term! Its sad cause people don’t actually see that it IS racism cause its too commonly used! **sorry for my english, just wanted to share a bit, this video was super great, 저도 감동을 받았어요!
Sometimes i used before When i was young. my meaning also for respect. in korea, if someone something do well, call like big brother or big sister.(just kidding)so me also call to black big brother.but that 'black'word is wrong. now i know. So i never use any more. please don't upset! and so sorry about that.. Many korean people think black people better athletic ability than others. thats why korean people made that word. that meaning is not negative..but i think we must not use! if i heard "yellow big brother!" Like this. me also feel not good..every skin person are same person. not diffrent!!
@@rosa273 unnecessary, rude and racist. Not okay to say that to this korean person who went out of their way to speak in a language they are still learning to express their growth and apologies. Your comment stinks.
I seriously do not understand anyone who goes out of their way to be racist to someone. Like I cant imagine how humiliated, scared, and hurtful it could be to have someone come up to you and call you a slur or make a racist comment to you. I admire the people in this video who told her and were angry and wanted to know who the person that said that was. This is what the world should be about happiness, acceptance, and love. 💖
i'm korean and i think it was a very precious opportunity to think of the word 흑누나 or 흑형 deeply. '누나' and '형' mean 'older sister' and 'older brother'. since we have a culture that repect older people, 'older' sometimes means 'the better'. and '흑' literally means 'black' or 'dark' but also it complies other meaning like 'outstanding' 'cool' 'exellent'. so when we say 흑누나 and 흑형, it's never a negative way of whatever.. it's positive as Donna said 08:09. but ofcourse we don't think it's appropreate to say that to 'black peple' as we also don't want to be called 'yellow' whether it's used in a good way or whatever. i just want to say it's a term represneting a group of people. a term that we use when we talk about the group.. In the video, Donna ask if there is a term for the white people like 백형 or 백누나. we can use that word too, but it's just that only 'black people' have univercial agreement in some significant area. athletic, singing, the cXXX size...?? etc.. and the word '깜xx', sorry about that..that word is from far back in the past.. i don't know when.. but we all know that the word should not be spoken out. so if anyone say that word to black people...we think it's a serious 'violence' , somthing that should not happen to anybody. I just hope that all people in world be nice to each other and help each other. Be a good friend.
This is the best thing ever. Its inspired me. That group of people that felt so bad, trying to see who said it made my heart melt. I wanted to cry. Thank you for this amazing social experiment! 😭💜 I absolutely hate when people criticize race. The best thing is that the Koreans stuck up for it and didn't try hurting her feelings. The thing is that.. we're ALL human. We are equal no matter the skin color, the amount of money we have, the amount of things we own. We're what matters. What makes us different from each other is personality. So, if you wanna judge and be racist then so be it. Nobody is gonna stop someone from doing something but we will not encourage it. We shouldn't encourage it because in my opinion it isn't right. We neglect what we have in life. We should be happy that we even exist because love for one another is the biggest thing that life has for us. 😊🤷♀️💜
Kenya야 케냐 Tbh Asians get the most racism in the western society. Blacks fight back but Asians just tend to smile and ignore. Even blacks make fun of Asians so.. I guess racism will never be disappeared 😢
Oh, this video made it so clear to me, like how the black sis/bro term is not necessarily derogatory like the n word but is still racist. It's given me smth new to think about.
As a Asian myself, I was taught that black skin are for poor people or bad people. They said it’s look ugly. Almost every Asian people want to change their skin tones. So, People will say to them like “ You skin look so white and pretty, You must be rich...etc”. I’ve had enough experience bc I have brown skin. My friends or even some of my family always wanted me use whitening products. I sometimes got called “ n-word” in my country language. I think racism in Asian are still high.
@@joaotanekosy not taught at all. It’s base on you experience every days life. When Chinese people came to live in my country very long time ago and some of them have white skinned. And we wanted to look like them cuz they are rich and I would say pretty. And of course Hollywood movies.
On old times in Western countries it was the same, rich people had clearer skin because they stay inside, while poor people worked in the field so they had darker skin tones. Nowadays is more common for average people to have clear skin tones as people work inside factories or buildings and reach people go to the beach to tan, so concept has been reversed.
@@GUTS2000s That's some kind of insight thinking. As Chinese, I'd say in East Asia, discrimination against balck people are not high. Basicly people historically prefer lighter skin color bcz tanned means outside working and lower social class. At least Chinese people in general have a basicly POSITIVE view of black people for Hollywood movies and NBA. So a well mannered African American person probably feels very good when being in China if he is not poor. But being poor in develping countries is no good. In China people only care about two things: Family and money. So real African people may get more obvious discrimation against for being African (being poor). And another thing is American street culture, lets say Outgoing, in East Asia this kind of behavior would look being a ponk or a dangrous person, people will react to be stay away from such people. But in general Americans won't really learn Asian reginal cultures and being respectful, so it's like a common thing. And I once met a real African guy, he was a christan and was really well behavior and looked gentleman, he probably had a nice time when in China. This works also for Japan and South Korea. And Japanese are more shy and quite.
I'm Asian, too. Almost all of them want to change their skin? You and the people around you may, but me and the people around me don't. I've never complained about my skin color.
If you hesitate to tell someone the meaning of a word or claim you don't use it yourself, it's bad. You wouldn't be so reluctant to say it if you knew there wasn't anything wrong with it.
It is precisely because it is wrong that we hesitate. We hesitate because we know precisely that it hurts others so we dare not say it. There is absolutely nothing wrong with that, it's natural.
@@xia2830 I don't think that is what the comment meant. They hesitated but then they said the word was not good and not bad afterwards (I am talking about the second word in the video). I mean if you hesitated of course the word is bad! I don't get why they didn't say it was bad.
When i was in Elemtary, since i have white skin, kids dont use my skin color to insult me. But some of my classmates have darker skin tones, so they used that as an insult. They see darker skin tone as disgusting and dirty. Kids would call out names on those other kids with darker skin tones. "Aeta" "unggoy" (monkey) "di naliligo" (not taking a bath) Kids also back then are sacred to play whens it's too sunny. They would react "no, i dont wanna be like him/her" referring to the kids with darker skin tone. They view fair and white skin as beautiful. I don't know why?
i'm proud when they ask “ who said that ” , it's like they're ready to fight
looks it looks like they most likely would confront whoever said it instead of fighting them. tbh
respect bts blinkk
@@queenC6969 confrontation: is a verbal battle of wit.
& a battle is a fight. So no matter how its done ✔, opposition is resistance.
To resist is to fight.
Grey Allin_Srirachan Moroccan What I meant was them not fighting physically.
그러나 그는 마치 인생을 살며 그런 적이 있다 이렇게 볼 수도 있지만 화면상으로 보면 이런 😖 이런
Awe that group with 2 guys 1 girl’s reaction. They were ready to fight someone. 😭
That's right, im touched :")
Ikr I was kinda proud
fr that guy who was like "who the f-" lmaooo
The english speaking guy was so considered....... It feels good to see that
They were like point me towards the person and we'll fight them for you
i totally agree with her... if you wanna call her “sis” i’m a friendly way, there’s no reason for you to add black in the front just cause she’s black. like why is there a need to differentiate if you’re just trying to be friendly? makes no sense. spreading love
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They said that they have an image black people are good at sports while others are not
@@25nimo11 i mean i guess but again sports doesn’t rly have anything to do w the colour of your skin 🤷🏽♀️
Yes 👏🏾👏🏾
In Korea black sis is a saying not just adding it
The guy even slightly bow to apologize while the other put his hand on his chest and you could tell how they felt really bad .What a wonderful kind of people .
*"who the f***k is that?"*
I'm crying, they're so kind ...😔💕
Imagine GUYS huh?
g r e v a i t y don’t be so naive. lots of koreans, AND east asians in general are extremely racist. even with asian americans (even if they’re liberal and open minded), they know they’d get shit to hell if they brought back home a black person. keep an eye out, but always there will be great people in every country.
@@lit721 No. you are wrong. I obviously claim as korean that most of korean doesnt discriminate race. if someone do wrong, that is only a small fraction . and this is the same as true of other countries.
@@lit721 I always hear westerners saying that Asians are extremely racist, especially Koreans.
But, is there any proof for this? The hate crimes are non-existent, there are barely any racist crimes, a lot of foreigners live in Asia, etc.
kerimcan ak no it’s not. racism, for lack of better explanation/words, is when you think your race is superior. so saying another race is racist has little to do with your own races’ superiority.
the group w/ 2 boys and 1 girl...they were just ready to attack someone...they're like "who the f**** sht said that?" and i love it👍
Same I wanna be their friendssss
What does the word mean? Im really clueless
@@agaobaifarieziahnajlas.989 basically n word but in kr language
ik thst was so nice of them, black people/latinos are discriminated everywhere
Why?
For those blasting that guy for just straight up saying the N word - the average Korean won’t have the concept of the wording “the N word” because that’ term (eg the F word, the C word, etc.) is purely English. There’s no alternative. Yes, he is aware that it’s a bad word, but his understanding or connection to it is not the same as those who come from English speaking or non-Asian cultures. Most know now that the N word is really bad, but that’s only if they’re quite up with current/American culture, which you can’t expect EVERYONE in a non-American/Western country to be. So stop blasting him. He was just trying to explain the best way he knew how in a VERY different context to America in a homogeneous culture.
To asians, the n word holds no value as yes there exists a word but racism towards black people is rare as black people are rare, literally noone would call em that except for some boomers or smth
this explanation is so wishy washy. first ur saying he doesn’t see it the same way as us then u say he knows it’s wrong
@@jjan2383 or maybe your reading comprehension skills are a bit wishy washy…
I actually appreciated that man for being direct and saying it. I prefer a person to be truthful to me than beating around the bush or try to spin the obvious negative word into a positive because you don't feel comfortable saying it.
@@jjan2383 He doesn't. Its the same thing with The asian slur in America. Most actual asians do not even know the word exist. Some who know doesn't even know the historical context. In fact, There was one time a blog/video of a asian person reading racist things toward asian Americans. The asian person didn't deem it as racist. Meanwhile, the American next to her was calling out that it was racist. Its not that asian ppl can choose.. its the fact they literally don't know.. Asians should not be held at the same standard in knowledge as asian Americans.
"You look good for a black person" is a backhanded compliment
She's so cute... I felt bad when she crying even if it was a social experiment. But the reactions were good.
Korean people are very polite and nice.
Lilqueen_ not all of them just a small percentage
이곱등 there’s good and bad people everywhere though
Tenisa White no in India everyone is bad
Not all of them lmao.
most older Koreans aren’t, some younger ones are but a very small percentage
At 3:08, you can really see and hear pure anger from the guy, he was ready to fight for her. You sir...I wish you luck and happiness
Binh Tran yeah he looked genuinely pissed off
@@kingclampz6081 BRUH
껌둥이(ggamdoongee) on its own is actually not a bad word. ~둥이 is something that has a characteristics of cuteness. For example if you said 껌둥이 puppy, its just means a cute black puppy. But if you say that to a person, now it becomes a racial slur.
*_0:15_**_ bro didn’t hold back 💀_*
it’s not his fault
my man's just tryna help
Hi ! Everyone ! First of all, I would like to thank Jay for giving me the chance to do something like this. As a black person learning Korean, there have been numerous times where I have felt discouraged by certain words they use towards ‘us’. The amount of times I’ve heard people telling me, why would you learn their language, they don’t even like you. However, I figured it would be more meaningful to get past this and seek to educate people for the better. Finally, I got the chance to do so thanks to Jay. I hope you enjoy the video and don't think we were just trying to make people uncomfy for our own pleasure. It is an ongoing issue and in my way I tried to contribute to make a little change :)
Edit (10/06/2020)
I came back to read comments, cuz wow it's already been a year since we did this video. I read so many nice comments and some not so nice comments, but it was really interesting to see the reaction of people. Eventually, I will be reflecting on this video on my channel, within this month. I'll be answering questions people had about this video and several comments people left that need to be addressed. So, please be on the lookout and thank you again for watching the video. I'm still hesitating about either doing a live stream or just filming a video. 🦋
thanks for explaining in more depth Donna! 😆
Donna!! I admire you so much 😻😺 You are an amazing person 😺 I will look forward to see more of you. Fighting! 😽😽💕
Also you are so adorable omo :')
JAYKEEOUT x VWVB THIS IS ONE OF YOUR BEST WORKS YET! Everything was so honest and truthful. Before this, I was also confused whether the Korean word for “black sis or black bro” was seen as in a negative or positive way. Thanks to Donna for being part of a great message!
I love youuu
"How do I explain 'black'?"
"..... Just say it".
I'm dead XD
@@sson9792 actually He was scared to say it because the word 흑 (black) in korean is derogatory when it comes to skin color. not the same as english where black is just a normal word. that’s why he was hesitant
“B-b- BLACK” 😰😰😰😓😥😢😭
@@Fareeda212 LMAOAKSDMD PLS
@@Fareeda212 BYE
@YUTB I already know, don't care, and don't get your point.
When she asked "Do you have the same term for white people?"
This sentence rose thousands of thoughts and questions.
Certainly, derogatory words for white people in Korea have nothing to do with skin color.
in fact....
korean say white girl(when viewed as a sexual object)
as "white horse or white pony"
then it's mean... sexual motion like horse riding
of course, this is something wrong.
but it is not only discrimination black people
2:53 omg how he feel so sad about her 🥺, Koreans really so kind and respect all people , and Donna so beautifuuul and the kindest girl 💗💗💗💗
the fact that there is a whole word based off of stereotypes for black people is crazy
for other cultures aswell.
@@huntereyes217 Didn't they just say it's only for black people???
Day Day10 Bradshaw10 yes.. another person wanting to be oppressed when it’s not fun nor cute
@@nico5991 Are you referring to me wanting to be oppressed? Cause if you watched the video, it clearly says that they don't have it for white people and it's only used for blacks.
Day Day10 Bradshaw10 that is not what i said.. I said YES because i was AGREEING with you and I was talking about the other person wanting to be oppressed when it said nothing about other cultures and only black people..
No one:
The blonde girl: ight imma disappear cause of crying
Lol
She's not a real blonde man
Yeah you right, Asian look all same it will be hard and no different if he said a Asian girl!... but he also can say fake blonde ( Asian ) girl.
Vtg gas_295 shut up???
@@tyra2686 Are you questioning me to shut up, after two days later?!
사용해보진 않았지만 인터넷에서 종종 봤던 단어이고 차별적인 단어라 생각해 본 적이 없었는데 예로우시스터 옐로우브라더를 생각해 보라는 말을 들으니 확 와닿네...아무리 좋은 뜻으로 사용하는거라도 상대방이 불쾌하니 사용하지 맙시다
I really love this girl. She's cheerful.
I almost cried because I’m black myself and they kept asking `who said that?’ It touched me and when she said the n word in Korean the boy was shocked at what she was asking and the fact that the girl cried really got me, I always tell my mum not all Koreans are mean, I respect how they helped to explain the words 😢
The person in your profile pic and your profile name is almost baffling how ironic it is that you are commenting on this video.
@@christinan5382 i didn’t really understand sorry
@@crystalbangtanboys1501 That's Jimin - chimchim, mochi in your profile pic right? He said the word kkamdoongie to JK once because his skin was darker and still hasn't apologized or addressed it. I like BTS but when I saw this video of that as well as other racist things they've done as a black woman it was shocking.
ruclips.net/video/L9Z1y1z4FYE/видео.html
Most Koreans on RUclips are racist mean mean unfortunately:(
Christina N that’s suga
Who tf made the n word for Korea
Right?
sadly there's the n word in other languages as well, i'm Estonian and there's a word for that in Estonian as well :/
Slicky huh
@Slicky are you joking right now? you have internet use google and don't say stupid stuff, you're just making yourself look bad
Slicky says the one who plays roblox
someone might have already said this but can we talk about how beautiful she is? also I love how most of them realize this is wrong and want to defend her
흑형~^^ 쓰지 않는 단어지만 힙하게 친근하게 부르는 별명이라 생각했는데ᆢ많은 생각을 하게 됩니다. 깨우치고 갑니다.
Just by looking at the thumbnail I’m excited
Hooo ha ha ha
What's with all these likes and just 2 comments
@@aricm5973 Good Point but no Idea?
Ari CM shit I’m back after 2 months of commenting this I’m shoook... I didn’t even know I got this many likes .. and ikr 2 comments and 1k likes shit doesn’t add up 🥴🤣
Josuke Higashikata I’m wondering as well 🤣
since you've been surprising koreans with fluent korean, you should surprise foreigners with fluent english
edit: lmao whats with the likes
kinda good idea, but I feel like foreigners won't be that suprised lol
a lot of koreans speak fluent english
@@awae00 i mean like he can try to speak with broken english at first
han jisung's bouncy hair a little weird but that might work haha
I don't even care anymore first of all, I love your name and your picture. And yes.
@@jojustpokedyouhehe1351 tHaNk yOu.
음 좁은 인식을 넓혀주고 바르게 해주셔서 감사합니다.
한국인들이 많은 외국인을 한국내에서 대할 기회가 생긴게 오래되지 않아서 아직 이런 문제에 예민하고 사려깊지 못한 부분이 많은 것 같아요. 백누나 백형 노란누나 노란형으로 예를 들어주시니 확 와닿네요 중요한 일에 대해 생각할 기회를 준 영상에 감사드려요
Fake
He just straight up said it-
She asked what it meant
@@Tricksngiggles not everyone in Korea thinks how we do. We think of it has a word you should definitely not say. They think of it as whore or bitch u shouldn’t say it but if someone ask u what it is ur gonna say it
THATS WHAT IM STUCK ON RN LIKE IM FLABBERGASTED
@@Tricksngiggles not giving excuses but he might have known that the korean term was a slur or offensive term but not the n word.
Yes but, he was trying to explain what the word means in English. The direct equivalent to the n word, he wasn’t trying to be offensive but trying to explain
when the guy's jaw dropped and put his hand on his heart to express sorrow it made me cry. most koreans are the most humble and respectful people i've ever seen.
Time stamp?
@@Ashley-km4qi 1:50
2:53
Grey shirt
Don't make shit you Black N
Right there’s good and bad people
@@cloudyminn go back to your country black Hispanic
This is how it should be portrayed in the media. Instead they put us against each other, playing oppression olympics.
We are all inherently different and must accept one another in this big planet.
Oppression Olympics 💀💀💀
I don't think I'll get I've that
흑형, 흑누나가 잘못된 걸 이걸 보고 배웠네요. 평소에 쓰던 말은 전혀 아니지만 중립적으로 생각했던 걸 반성합니다
As I'm beginning to learn Korean, this video will prove to come in handy of I ever come across an unpleasant local in my future visit. I'm not confrontational but I think it's very important to know about these terms so that you don't blindly take it as a compliment or pet name.
It's just a word that means something else in Korean, but sounds like the N word to English speakers.
Jigaboo John there are countries who have way badder racist words or acts towards black people. I’m pretty sure Koreans took it over from American movies or rap.
As a korean, I'm pretty sure that if you visit my country, Almost every koreans doesn't say to you "n word". Every country has a racist word and every country has a mad person. Just ignore that person. Korean hates that person too.
Jigaboo John I don’t recall her saying anything about what you are implying... her point was that all countries have their own terms and racist slurs, not just Korea...
Jigaboo John so you’re saying we have the right to insult Asians or anyone if they’re out of their country...ridiculous. My point was that we could literally Insult every American if we did like you said(white or black), cause yes negro is insulting it was used during slavery. And also what I meant about “white people came to do the same damn thing in Africa” I meant that they came to impose rules in a country that isn’t their own.. so yes we can and finally have the right to do that too, but in a polite way.
the guy at 2:03 i think was just trying to tell the girl what it meant, i don't think he was being mean
Not at all. You can hear him say "sss" like he's about to say "sorry", right before it cut to the next scene.
He just gave her the literal answer, without thinking.
OFCOURSE NOT HOW IS IT RACIST? LOGICALLY HOW? IF U GONNA ASK WHAT "....." MEANS I WILL TELL YOU. THAT'S NOT RACIST. WHAGAGTAASJSJXSEFFRAJYWU A
@@Padlaizys chill-
@@Padlaizys right lol
Yeah, she literally asked him what it meant, what was she expecting? He was just trying to explain, i dont think he meant any harm
다들 영어를 개잘하는게 더 놀랍다
Well maybe because it’s a common language
@@idmanmoahmed7730 not in East Asian countries. The person replied below that they're from a really good university and that's why they're good at English. Most East Asians can't speak English that well as their own mother tongue is mostly used used higher education and everything like that, unlike South East and South Asian countries where English is literally NEEDED.
@@ineedscaratits507 but English is a common language I think that it is in the curriculum to learn it
@@idmanmoahmed7730 not really in South Korea.
@@sandeepbarua1926 really? I’ve been there and many people could communicate with me via English
0:38 I really heard “green people” LMAO STOP
Yoooooo
I see some people calling out the korean guy who said nigger. Yeah obviously it isn't okay but I think in this context it isn't horrible because she did ask for a meaning and I'm sure he was just trying to be honest by saying the word which would give her the meaning at best. It worked since we all understood what he was trying to say 🤷🏾♀️
The fact that afterwards he explained it was bad etc means he had no harmful intentions, he knows the weight of those words :)
Also this video was quite interesting. It was cute that the girl teared up ♡ Her friends and her were really chill
@Jigaboo John oh. No I was referring to him using the english word for it :) I can't find the time stamp for it ah. I'll try finding it soon I was watching something else but cool thx
jenalee1907 to be fair you’re right. He had to show that it was an extreme word. I don’t think he meant it like offensively.
the expresion "the truth hurts" applies here, I'd rather they be honest and he was honest and he wasn't in any way being derogatory, he simply answered her question and told her what it means, if anything ppl should respecting his honesty in such a difficult situation.
jenalee1907 I don’t think he understands it the same way as Americans perceive it.
What’s this word mean?
It means ni****
People: WHYD U SAY THAT?
i hope i'm not the only one who's crying
You never walkk alone.😢
I am too :(
Me too because I know these people don't want her to know the meaning for it.
YOU WERE NOT ALONE~~~
Sensitive af, another snowflake unfortunately you’re not the only one
I’m glad that she explained at the end of the video if the expressions “black brother or sister” were good or bad, I was really confused because it seemed like a hurtful way to call someone, even if some said that it was ok during the video. Her explanation was really good and cleared my doubts. Thank you so so much to both of you for this beautiful video.
7:01 딱 내가 생각했던 흑형, 흑누나의 뜻은 저거인 거 같다. 비하 하려고 만들어진 단어는 아닌데 기분 나쁠 수 있다는걸 처음알았네요ㅠ
이제 안쓸게요 ㅠㅜ
Even positive stereotypes are racist. It's called "benevolent racism". Like to assume a black guy's a good basketball player, or a black girl knows how to dance or "talk cool". Like... no, I'm not dancing for you, I don't like that rapper, and I'm not speaking in "ebonics" with you.
Periodt
Thanks, I just learned a new concept! Never know that is called “benevolent racism” but I am aware of this type of stereotype. For Asian people will think about things like “good at math” “get A+” or “eat rice” - these are not negative (ok maybe “good at studying” has a hidden meaning of this person is not good at socializing and less attractive)
Junshu Liu id like to say although they sound positive they come from negative meanings. When you generalize or fetishsize a race, you dehumanize them. With the stereotype of asians being smart, it disregards the actual hard work people put in to get where they are.
jiwon hong makes sense
I agree, but most Koreans find this concept alien. We take positive stereotype as compliment(Koreans are good at math), or if a stereotype is something shared by Koreans too we find it non-offensive(i.e Koreans are workaholics). Not saying this is right, but when a Korean blurts out an uncomfortable statement based on stereotype, it's more out of ignorance than to offend.
"How do I explain 'black'?"
"Just say it."
As funny as that interaction was, I just want to remind people that black is not a bad word. :)
No shit Sherlock. At least they were being considerate.
@@loveyalotz Yes but some people don’t realize that saying someone is black is totally fine. And you’re right, they were just trying to be polite. My comment was just a reminder that black isn’t an insult. 👍
@@loveyalotz I live in Canada, a lot of people are afraid of saying "black people", because they're so afraid of being racist. Much like America's trying to push for "African American" instead of calling them "black", because it's slowly, socially, becoming a word not to use.
@@gwot I live in Canada as well, and the polite reputation we are given, I think we are scared to wreck it, but people around my age (10-12) will say it, not in a racist way, and we are actually trying to stop racism
No what he did was smart. There are a lot of black ppl that get offended when they are singled out as black rather than their name or simply a person. He was being considerate because he didn’t want to offend her by saying “black”.
Korean people are such lovely people. you can tell all of them were shocked and upset that they're own said this.
Why is everyone complaining about him saying the N word? He was using it specifically to tell her what the word meant, and it's not like most Koreans know to use 'the N word', and there will be people who don't even know what 'the N word' means. Stop grilling an innocent dude
He could've used a better example. He still said it
@@astroxdez I can't imagine a better example of what a word means than the direct translation
I think everyone is saying the same thing you are saying so nobody is hating him
*aww wow that girl who started tearing up really touched me*
edit: thx ive never gotten this many likes on a youtube comment ah
I totally understand why she would tear up. It's probably from anger and second hand embarrassment. She seemed like a nice person.
AHHH ikr she so nice and all the other people too especially the two guys with her they were so upset for her it was so touching
And she’s so cute too does she have a social media?
내국인이던 외국인이던 흑인이던 백인이던 사람을 대할때나 혹은 지칭할때 단지 한 명의 사람으로서 보아주길 바랍니다. 누군가에게 편견이나 프레임이 씌워지는 순간 자칫 차별이 될 수도 있고 무례한 행동이 될 수 있다고 생각합니다.
3:13 why do ⟟ find their voice so calming
I love how some of them ask “who said that” 😭
우리나라에서 흔히쓰는 흑형, 흑누나는 존경의 의미를 가지고 쓴다고 하지만, 흑인들이 기분 나쁘면 안 쓰는게 맞다고 본다.
외국인이라는 말도 우리 나라 사람들 너무 남용하는 경향이 있어요. 다른 나라에서는 외국인이라는 단어가 긍정적인 의미를 갖고 있지 않은데 한국 사람들은 외국인 외국인 너무 많이 써서 그 말이 나쁜 어감을 가진다는 것을 잊어가는거 같아요. 일상 대화에서 그 말을 좀 그만 썼으면 좋겠어요.
@@dontgranme ?? 외국인이라는 말을 왜 쓰면 안되는거죠?? 그게 왜 나쁜어감??
@@user-go7qf7zf5i ....님은 외국 가서 누가 외국인이라고 부르면 기분 좋겠어요 안 좋겠어요? 애기들이 길 건너는 백인들 보고 "외국인이다"라고 하는거 괜찮다고 생각해요? 그냥 사람이지 나와 다르게 생긴 사람. 외국인이라고 하는건 나와의 다름을 중심으로 말하는거고 그 사람들 한국 사람이 아님을 강조하는 것이며 결국 나와 그 사람 사의 벽을 쌓는 거예요. 영어로도 foreigner라는 말 절대 좋은 어감을 가진 단어 아닙니다. 공식 문서나 법적 맥락이 아닌 이상 그 사람이 어떤 나라에 속하지 않는다는 것, 즉 나와 어울리지 않는다는 것을 부각하는 말입니다. 외국인이라는 단어도 어감 자체만으로 한국인처럼 안 생긴 사람을 소외시키는 단어이고 일상 생활에서 사용하지 말도록 하는 게 맞다고 봐요. 가서 한국어 할 줄 아는 아무 유학생에게 물어보면 동감할거 분명해요.
@@ggam__ 존경의 의미를 담는다는 것은 우리의 입장이고 우리의 착각인거죠. 정말 존경하는 말이면 상대방도 그것을 느껴야 하는데 전혀 그렇지 않잖아요? 내가 존경하는거라 기분나빠하지 말라는거 웃기잖아요 누가 봐도 피부색을 보고 말을 만든건데...그럼 다른 나라 사람이 님 보고 yellow brother라고 하면 기분 좋겠어요? 상식적으로 논리적으로 생각 좀 합시다 제발.....
@@dontgranme 그럼 외국인을 외국인이라 하지 뭐라고 해요?? 폰인증 받을때도 외국인 내국인 나누는데 그럼 그것도 외국인 혐오인가요 ㅋ
Wow.. the one with 2 guys and 1 girl? They're the one the world needs...
정말 맞는 말씀이네요. 앞으로는 절대 사용하지 않겠습니다.
흑누나란 말은 흔한 표현이 아니라... 모르겠지만...
흑형이란 표현은 사실 부정적인 의미보다는 그들이 가진 놀라운 체력이나 특유의 음악적 감각에 대한 존경?의 의미로 쓰이는 경우가 많습니다.
이유야 어찌되었든 듣는 사람의 입장에서 다시 한번 생각해봤어야 한다는 깨닮음을 준 컨텐츠였습니다.
사실 이런면에서 한국이
인종차별이 심하다고 느끼는 사람중에 하나입니다 그러나 제
윗세대 어른들은 전쟁과 산업화에 정신없이 달려오다보니 그럴수 있다고봐요
지금부터라고 젊은 친구들이 인지하고 그 후대에게 잘 알려주면 되지 않을까요
멸시의 의미가 아니더라도 피부색만 가지고 평가하는 말이기 때문에 인종차별에 해당한다고 배웠어요
이거 ㅇㅈ 나도 흑형이란 단어는 우리보다 키크고 몸좋고 운동능력 모든 피지컬이 개사기여서 좋은의미로 생각함 흑누나도 마찬가지
우리나라 사람들은 실상 피지컬. 음악적 감각등 여러면에서 존경한다고 쓴다고 하지만
외국인이 받아들일때 그것은 인종차별적 발언이기때문에
쓰면 안된다고 생각합니다.
저부터 안쓰고 달라지겠습니다.
깨닫고갑니다..
The nuna term sort of remind me if a white person would approach a black person and go “yo what’s good my black sistah”
😂😂😂 omg
omg thats the perfect comparison, like i get why people would say its not as bad as kk*mdoongie or the n-word but its just so out of touch and borderline wrong
Except we use Nuna for everyone,not just black people. Nuna is not the same as sis, because it is an honorific, aka a form of respect. It’s been used since ancient times in Korea. In fact, it is seen as very disrespectful if you don’t call a girl who is older than you Nuna or Eonnie. The term “Black Nuna” however can be seen as disrespect, just like she explained in the video. I have never used it, and always correct my other Korean mates when they use it. The word Nuna, however has nothing to do with cultural appropriation and has a total different meaning and use than sistah.
The Guitar I got that. But I was referring to “black Nuna” still thank you for clarification.
girl bye nuna literally means older sister from a boys pov in korean. are u gonna cancel a whole language now
차별인지도 모르게 습관적으로 쓰는 단어들..! 영상 보는내내 맘이 짠하고 그런 영상이에요..!
1:51 the way his face was shock, its so adorable :'(
어딘데 사람들이 다 영어를 저렇게잘하지...
한양대 전철역입구 앞
Those 2 boy’s and the girls reaction touched me❤️
No one talked about how that middle age person can speak english well and empathize with her saying " don't get hurt " , because i always hear that 'ajushis' and 'ajomas' are more racist.
@@user-hl1rs4on3c 네 아저씨들과 아줌마들이 제일 인종차별이라고 했어
@@user-hl1rs4on3c 아저씨들랑 아줌마들이 나이가 많아서 좀 더 인종차별 일수 있는데 이 동영상에 있는 아저씨는 한아도 안 그랬어 . 이런 말이였어 . 내 한국말은 아직 좀 부족하니까 이해할 수 있음 좋겠어
@@user-hl1rs4on3c 내가 말한 걸 이해 해줘서 기뻐요 🙏
@@mrone3407 maybe he is a professor..this video was filmed in university
@@mrone3407 오.. 잘한다
She’s so pretty and im impressed she knows Korean, I’ve been studying Korean for 2 years to visit but no success :/
Koreans are such polite people :)
흑형 흑누나가 멋있다 쿨하다 그래서 부른다고는 하지만 정작 듣는 사람들은 기분이 나쁘다고 하면 그렇게 안부르는게 맞다. 상대방을 존중하고 이해하자
ㅇㅈ 그걸 모르고 흑인한테 흑형이라고 불러봤는데 기분 나쁜 말이라고 해서 정중하게 사과하고 그 이후로부터 다시 안씀
@@johnpark7972 몸 좋은걸 부러워서 쓰는 용어인데 왜 기분나빠함? 걔네들은 툭하면 피해자라고 함
@@incognitoparty 너보고 오우~ 노란형 ㅋㅋㅋㅋ
이러면서 소림무술 잘하게 생겼다고
슉슉슉 이지랄하면 기분 좋겠냐
@@user-km7qu2rt5k 그럼 흑이란 단어를 아예 안써야겠네. 어휴 PC충 ㅉㅉ 걔네들은 항상 피해자가 되고싶어 하는거임.
@@user-km7qu2rt5k 비유 ㅈ되네 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
The boy in dark gray is so Cute (in the thumbnail) + love his reaction
저 본인입니다ㅜㅜㅜ
@@jmkim987 you and your friends were so kindㅠㅠ respect❤
@@jmkim987 어머 ,정민님은 정말 너무 착하다 ㅠㅠ
@@jmkim987 sKsKsK can someone translate?
sKsKsKsK he said “that’s me”
도시에는 그래도 흑인 차별 동남아 차별 없는데
시골이나 지방쪽으로 내려오면 흑인차별 엄청 심합니다…..
The group of 3 guys and the one with 2 boys and 1 girl, I love their reaction🥺
썸네일에 나온 세분 너무 멋있으세요....특히 남방 입으신 분! 자신 일처럼 울어주시던 여성분도 참 멋있으시고 화난다고 같이 욕해주신 하얀 옷 남성분도 너무 멋있으세요...
생각이 올바른 분들이 이세 상에 많아서 너무 행복하네요 올바르지 않은 사람들이 자신들의 문제를 모르고 살아가는게 현실인데 저렇게 올바른 분들이 많아서 세상은 아직 좀 따뜻한거 같아요!
Yes!! I agree! ❤
한국 인터넷 보세요. 가나한테 축구 경기.지니까 온갖 인종차별 발언을 서슴없이합니다
This video made me cry. Donna is such a great person. When I go to Korea again I'll correct someone if they say any of these words.
thank you :) for doing a good thing
Crybaby
@@lewiskhee8760 wtf?
1:59 "you said the n word" you literally asked for the meanig 😭
무심히 쓰는 그런 단어들속 차별
반성해야 합니다
우리 한국인들도 노란형,노란누나로 불리고 싶진 않을테니
애초에 피부색은 멜라닌 떄문에 일어나는 과학적 현상일뿐인데 그런걸로 차별을 한다는게 정말 애같은거죠.
흑형은 원래 비하의뜻이 아니었지만, 본인들이 그렇게 느낀다면 비하의뜻이 맞고 하지말아야합니다.
여전히 불쾌할 수 있다.
@@user-zl2cs3tg4x 왜국이면 일본?
쓰던 말던 한국인 마음이지. 꼴갑은
좀 편하게 부르는 말이긴 힌데 이게 듣는 사람으로서는 좀 기분나쁠수도
그냥 하지마. 최소한 당사자 앞에서는 쓰지마라. 근데 해외나가면 흑인들이 동양인한테 칭챙총 ㅇㅈㄹ ㅈㄴ 많이 하는 걸로 알고있음
when she asked if there's the same word for white people and everyone just went ummm well this just hit them
there is a word for white ppl but I can’t say it
@@lightsumate9463 which one?
@@carla-2034 i have literally just said i cannot say it
@@carla-2034 there's a word for white women "백마" they use it as part of the term "백마 타다" and the meaning is disgusting. really misogynistic.
@@serpenthroned it's something like bitch or prostitute ??
for the guy that said the nword, in other countries, people are aware that it is a really bad word, but they dont understand why they cant just say it if they arent using it to insult somebody. some of you need to understand that not every country is the us
I feel that all Koreans are affectionate and I'm so I am proud of them because humanity is still alive thank god ♥️
But there are no perfect country in earth every country have rasism
2:51 He feels so sad for her
ㄹㅇㅋㅋ😢😢
@@user-qr8gb5xq3d 아닠ㅋㅋㅋㅋ여기서 갑자기 한국어가??반갑네여
0:18 lmaoo something about the way he said it so comfortably doesn’t sit right with my soul 💀
*it’s upsetting me and my ancestors* 😂
He said it to inform her, later he even explained it. Know the difference
Josie “know the difference” funny how you said that but you can’t distinguish between a joke and a serious comment. You’re excused 🥰
@@Janiiya HUUHHH you're such an angry person its actually sort of embarrassing
Josie wow... Are you okay? Where exactly do you get angry from what I wrote... clearly you have some unresolved issues, maybe take some classes on internet etiquette?
Again, you’re excused.
Josie why do I always see ur bitter ass always arguing with someone in a comment section
He really want to educate Korean. Appreciate
0:16 HE STRAIGHT UP SAYS IT LMAO😭😭😭
teaaarsss ㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠ
omg I'm touched by their kindness, I can feel their honesty & empathy.. such a warm soc experiment video, thanks Jay.. Once again, I've learned a lot ㅠㅠ
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@M de Boer um, colorist much?? I'm dark skinned and I get compliments all the time saying I'm beautiful so get checked love.
Janiyah4 evaluvs mate he’s saying that it depends not all are you fucking dumbass waste of life and what the fuck is colorist
@@glennquagmire8093 What is colorism? Look it up. I don't need to you what it means, it's pretty self explanatory. And that's just like saying you like black people but only like light skins, cause you think dark skins are ugly, so don't pull tf up without knowing what it means.
@@glennquagmire8093 And honey the only time being wastes here, is you making yourself look dumb and dumber, mate.
Ngl the actress is really pretty
So when people say Koreans aren’t in the western society they don’t know that word… they do and they have it in Korean as well so I don’t wanna hear nothing about “oh tHey dOnT KnoW” cause they do. Hold idols Accountable for the sh!t they do/say easy as that.
BRO THANK YOU like I don’t understand how people are gonna defend that and say he was trying to “inform her” he could’ve at least said it’s the n word or a it’s word he can’t say. If there is a Korean term for the n word and they know not to say that word then why would he say the actual term for it
@@yermanazeilf885 Nahh FR he look straight in her eyes and said that sh!t too like… bruh really 😑
as Korean, I can say some of them know N word because of american hip hop music.
u know it has a lot of N words in those music and some young people really like to listen to them. I am not trying to say we have to excuse those Korean, but it is true many of Korean dont know n words yet, even my friends around me have no idea of those offensive words for black people
@@yermanazeilf885 poor observation over the situation. In my country motherfucker is more inappropriate than that word cause simply you cant find any black person here so it doesnt hurts anyone. if you come to me in my country and ask me what is that mean i would probably say the word cause i wanna be honest with you, people's conception of this word is different.
Indians are more in the western society but still not everyone know this word .In my place f**k is more inappropriate than this
I think that just the fact that they aren’t using 백누나 but are using 흑누나 is the proof that its racist term! Its sad cause people don’t actually see that it IS racism cause its too commonly used!
**sorry for my english, just wanted to share a bit, this video was super great, 저도 감동을 받았어요!
Sometimes i used before When i was young. my meaning also for respect. in korea, if someone something do well, call like big brother or big sister.(just kidding)so me also call to black big brother.but that 'black'word is wrong. now i know. So i never use any more. please don't upset! and so sorry about that..
Many korean people think black people better athletic ability than others. thats why korean people made that word. that meaning is not negative..but i think we must not use! if i heard "yellow big brother!" Like this. me also feel not good..every skin person are same person. not diffrent!!
Thank you for understanding 감사합니다 💜💜💜
thank you for educating yourself!! it means a lot
You go to English class English no good no no 🤢🤬🤬
@@rosa273 sorry..because im korean..
@@rosa273 unnecessary, rude and racist. Not okay to say that to this korean person who went out of their way to speak in a language they are still learning to express their growth and apologies. Your comment stinks.
I seriously do not understand anyone who goes out of their way to be racist to someone. Like I cant imagine how humiliated, scared, and hurtful it could be to have someone come up to you and call you a slur or make a racist comment to you. I admire the people in this video who told her and were angry and wanted to know who the person that said that was. This is what the world should be about happiness, acceptance, and love. 💖
I respect her for being so calm…. If I was in her position I wouldn’t have even volunteered to do the challenge
@yutb6092 I’m Korean as well XD
이런 주제로 하는 실험 되게 감동이고 좋은 주제네요. 차별에 대한 부정적의 의미를 알게 해주는 영상 같아요. 영상보면서 저까지 울뻔했어요. 우리 모두 차별적인 말은 쓰지 맙시다! 부탁해요🤗
THIS
@TVC 깜둥이는 비하 목적으로 쓰이는 게 맞는 것 같습니다..
@tvc3374 차별적 용어로 쓰이는거 맞다. 당신 말이 맞다 치면 영어의 bitch는 여자 개를 뜻하는 귀여운 단어가 되고, 한국어의 개새끼는 단순히 개의 새기를 일컫는것이니 나쁜 말이 아니지 않는가? 딴 댓글에서도 그 지랄 하고 다니던데 제발 정신 차려라
개인적으로 흑형 흑누나 가 인종차별적인 단어인줄 몰랐음..뭔가 흑형 흑누나 이러면 뭔가 강해 보이고 쎄보이는 느낌이여서 뭔가 멋있는 느낌이들어서 자주 사용했는데 반성해야겠군요
고집 피우지 않고, 바로 반성하시는 모습. 굉장히 멋지네요
반성하시는 모습 멋지네요.
멋지시네요 덕분에 저도 잘 반성 하겠습니다
Guy who straight up say the N word is not racist, Hes just open minded and ready to tell the truth.
that's right. so many stupid people in here.
i'm korean and i think it was a very precious opportunity to think of the word 흑누나 or 흑형 deeply.
'누나' and '형' mean 'older sister' and 'older brother'. since we have a culture that repect older people, 'older' sometimes means 'the better'.
and '흑' literally means 'black' or 'dark' but also it complies other meaning like 'outstanding' 'cool' 'exellent'.
so when we say 흑누나 and 흑형, it's never a negative way of whatever.. it's positive as Donna said 08:09.
but ofcourse we don't think it's appropreate to say that to 'black peple' as we also don't want to be called 'yellow' whether it's used in a good way or whatever.
i just want to say it's a term represneting a group of people. a term that we use when we talk about the group..
In the video, Donna ask if there is a term for the white people like 백형 or 백누나.
we can use that word too, but it's just that only 'black people' have univercial agreement in some significant area. athletic, singing, the cXXX size...?? etc..
and the word '깜xx', sorry about that..that word is from far back in the past.. i don't know when.. but we all know that the word should not be spoken out.
so if anyone say that word to black people...we think it's a serious 'violence' , somthing that should not happen to anybody.
I just hope that all people in world be nice to each other and help each other. Be a good friend.
Tbh I love Donna..she's so kind and cheerful..her voice is soothing..the way she was smiling..I want to give her a hug🥺❤️
This is the best thing ever. Its inspired me. That group of people that felt so bad, trying to see who said it made my heart melt. I wanted to cry. Thank you for this amazing social experiment! 😭💜
I absolutely hate when people criticize race. The best thing is that the Koreans stuck up for it and didn't try hurting her feelings. The thing is that.. we're ALL human. We are equal no matter the skin color, the amount of money we have, the amount of things we own. We're what matters. What makes us different from each other is personality. So, if you wanna judge and be racist then so be it. Nobody is gonna stop someone from doing something but we will not encourage it. We shouldn't encourage it because in my opinion it isn't right. We neglect what we have in life. We should be happy that we even exist because love for one another is the biggest thing that life has for us. 😊🤷♀️💜
Kenya야 케냐
Tbh Asians get the most racism in the western society. Blacks fight back but Asians just tend to smile and ignore.
Even blacks make fun of Asians so.. I guess racism will never be disappeared 😢
Oh, this video made it so clear to me, like how the black sis/bro term is not necessarily derogatory like the n word but is still racist. It's given me smth new to think about.
now I’m crying like a baby 🥺
As a Asian myself, I was taught that black skin are for poor people or bad people. They said it’s look ugly. Almost every Asian people want to change their skin tones. So, People will say to them like “ You skin look so white and pretty, You must be rich...etc”. I’ve had enough experience bc I have brown skin. My friends or even some of my family always wanted me use whitening products. I sometimes got called “ n-word” in my country language. I think racism in Asian are still high.
why they taught that?
@@joaotanekosy not taught at all. It’s base on you experience every days life. When Chinese people came to live in my country very long time ago and some of them have white skinned. And we wanted to look like them cuz they are rich and I would say pretty. And of course Hollywood movies.
On old times in Western countries it was the same, rich people had clearer skin because they stay inside, while poor people worked in the field so they had darker skin tones. Nowadays is more common for average people to have clear skin tones as people work inside factories or buildings and reach people go to the beach to tan, so concept has been reversed.
@@GUTS2000s That's some kind of insight thinking. As Chinese, I'd say in East Asia, discrimination against balck people are not high. Basicly people historically prefer lighter skin color bcz tanned means outside working and lower social class. At least Chinese people in general have a basicly POSITIVE view of black people for Hollywood movies and NBA. So a well mannered African American person probably feels very good when being in China if he is not poor. But being poor in develping countries is no good. In China people only care about two things: Family and money. So real African people may get more obvious discrimation against for being African (being poor).
And another thing is American street culture, lets say Outgoing, in East Asia this kind of behavior would look being a ponk or a dangrous person, people will react to be stay away from such people. But in general Americans won't really learn Asian reginal cultures and being respectful, so it's like a common thing.
And I once met a real African guy, he was a christan and was really well behavior and looked gentleman, he probably had a nice time when in China.
This works also for Japan and South Korea. And Japanese are more shy and quite.
I'm Asian, too. Almost all of them want to change their skin? You and the people around you may, but me and the people around me don't.
I've never complained about my skin color.
Pausing like every 3 seconds because this is so intense xD
omg same. ;-; I actually feel like I'm on the verge of crying watching this
Every human being is beautiful.. We cannot judge anyone by their appearance.. Be it black or white...
If you hesitate to tell someone the meaning of a word or claim you don't use it yourself, it's bad. You wouldn't be so reluctant to say it if you knew there wasn't anything wrong with it.
It is precisely because it is wrong that we hesitate. We hesitate because we know precisely that it hurts others so we dare not say it. There is absolutely nothing wrong with that, it's natural.
Man
@@xia2830 I don't think that is what the comment meant. They hesitated but then they said the word was not good and not bad afterwards (I am talking about the second word in the video). I mean if you hesitated of course the word is bad! I don't get why they didn't say it was bad.
Donna is so pretty. Love her personality too. Please have her on the channel more often
Bro who tf gave Koreans the n word pass
When i was in Elemtary, since i have white skin, kids dont use my skin color to insult me. But some of my classmates have darker skin tones, so they used that as an insult.
They see darker skin tone as disgusting and dirty.
Kids would call out names on those other kids with darker skin tones.
"Aeta"
"unggoy" (monkey)
"di naliligo" (not taking a bath)
Kids also back then are sacred to play whens it's too sunny.
They would react
"no, i dont wanna be like him/her" referring to the kids with darker skin tone.
They view fair and white skin as beautiful.
I don't know why?
"Who said it?" 😧😡😡👊👊
Lol, he was ready to hunt down someone
*300*
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