Racist Korean Dancer throws shade at Black Dancer, Latrice (Eng Subs) [cc]
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- Опубликовано: 13 сен 2024
- Latrice Kabamba, an Australian choreographer, dancer and former contestant of Street Dance of China Season 4 faced extreme racism on the Korean show Street Woman Fighter 2 (a rip-off of SDC).
After a dance battle between Latrice and a Korean dancer 'Redlic' (Ha Haeun) threw shade at the Australian.
''To be honest… I felt like this is so unfair… It looked like she didn’t put in the effort… I kept thinking that she won because of her physical build… I bit my tongue and did it because I really wanted it.''
- Redlic [“Street Woman Fighter 2” Contestant]
This kind of vile, outright discriminatory behaviour is common place in Korean society and their entertainment industry and should be called out every time. Since the episode aired, racist scenes targeting Latrice have been removed by Mnet. Press the [cc] for active subs.
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The other Korean girls' faces while she was speaking: we do not claim her
i love that for them. id like to think most kpop talent were grounded enough to see her expertise & were probably excited to have her on the show. cause thats a mentor in the craft why are you being racist omfg ?
@@KitKat_293What?
@@KitKat_293 What the hell 🤨
Why are yall reacting like that to her idgi@@_invinciScribe_24
@@KitKat_293What are you even saying? I get that you're supporting Latrice, but the comment is hard to understand/a bit messy. I'm especially confused by the kpop mention.
That's a weakass reasoning. She looks like she isn't trying? That just mean that she is THAT good.
it was rather a back-handed comment, but she did mean to say effortless. Yo, Koreans are like this to even each other. It is not racism. It is disrespect and frustration as all hell.
The way even the other Koreans were looking at her 💀
Because they think they work harder when that isn't true. Everyone works especially if your going for something amazing
It's another way of saying, "I tried harder and I deserved it more than she does". It's pathetic. Other girls stared at her like they don't claim her 😂
subtitle vs what she actually means is different
If Latrice is competing with her physical strength, then what was Redlic competing with? Imagination?
with her mouth too
This part. Just accept the loss snd move on
Agree💯
With her victim tears
I didn’t even understand that part what does she mean?
The black girl was feeling it while the Korean one wasn’t. She was overdoing, that’s the reason why she was bad. The black one knows how to dance
And the yellow one can’t dance for shit 🤦♂️😂
this. latrice's musicality is excellent and she makes everything she does look easy - she knows how to groove. she's dripping w passion and confidence, and her bodily-control is like no other. redlic looked like she was fighting the air and in a constant battle w her body to keep up - her movements were rigid and forced. she (quite frankly) just couldnt handle the choreography and found herself constantly straining to not let it overpower her, as if she were drowning and extenuating all of her energy in an attempt to keep her head above water
exactly. zero flow
Me parece que son iguales.
the black one...
Jealous is a hell of drug .
Where do you think Korean and Japanese highschool suicides come from?
@@soku330 true
@@soku330that’s to far dude. Take a break from the internet.
No. Racism is. We have to be accurate about the main issue at hand.
It sure is 😅
Attributing Latrice's success to her race erases the hard work, effort and hours of practice that have made her the dancer she is today
Exactly👍
@@Daydreamrosesreal
It’s so interesting because black people do that to people all the time attribute their success to the color of their skin or race and she started crying like that when that girl did it back.
@@BriellaSornFontebut did latrice herself did that no and are we wrong tho most company will hire you
Somehow they only understand this when people assume they’re smart cause they’re Asian
She’s just mad she’s a better dancer 💀💀
Korean girl was better. Youre just mad shes not black 💀
I am black and I can't dance or sing, so claiming someone good dance and talent to their race is ridiculous.
It's just like saying all black men are have big 🍆 and are good at sex or all Asian people are extremely smart and know martial arts ....though it's stereotypical in its own way are still compliments
흑인 전체를 말한게 아니라 한사람의 피지컬에대해 말한것 같은데? 춤을출때 신체적 차이는 큰 무기입니다.
@@ljuffjithoo but ya'll didn't say anything about Emma and Kirsten 😒
@@ljuffjithoo Latrice is just a better dancer and has worked hard to hone her craft. PERIOD!
@@ljuffjithoo Jut admit y'all were out danced and move on.
I know the feeling. I was a skinny kid with a fast metabolism. I weights lifted and started boxing. To eventually be told, i was born muscular. It's a spit in the face of your hard work and dedication
Yes, discounting people based on your current appearance negates all the hard work put into your craft or passion.
Not sure which girl you know the feeling of lol
American girl. Pretty sure theyre saying that she has to work hard too. Was worded weirdly tho lmak @@lesliegrace5986
@@lesliegrace5986I mean it wouldn't make sense if they meant Redlic, so safe to say they probably meant Latrice. Latrice is the one whose skills and hard work are being discounted.
Don’t know if what you’re saying is true but I went through the same thing and don’t expect everybody to know about boxing and lifting, expecting people to know about these things is ignorant in of itself
Telling a black person they rose in the ranks of, mainly, hip-hop dancing because of their color is pique delusion and jealousy.
Asians can dance only when we aren't involved. When we are involved you see the glaring differences. It's natural for us, they got to spend every waking moment trying and still can't come close to some random black girl😂😂 Don't go to Memphis. They try and juke but it's looks awful
It would of been better if she said black ppl did create this genre of dance so I expected her to be good.
@@LunarLuvzYaBlacks & Latinos are Superior Dancers to HopHop Dance🏆👑💪🏻💪🏽💪🏿 Y’all need to catchup ✔️
É ignorancia atribuir isso a raça
She said physical and not race omg ppl
Being racist in 2024 is honestly embarrassing
Literally smh
honestly latrice slayed her own choreography more than redlic could ever. Her groove, expression, movements were amazing.
Definitely
Louder!!
For real. Redlic had that energy but it was all over the place. Latrice was much more smooth
I don't know them, but I completly agree. What does she said, was completly irrelevant and didn't make sense. Her (Latrice) groove was wonderful, I loved it!
They were both good but Latrice just seems so much more relaxed and comfortable in her movements, she's really smooth in motion and confident in how she moves her body.
Pissed me off 🤬 I'm sick of people dipping in black culture and getting mad because we do it more gracefully than you ‼️
their mad because they spend half their life trying to do it just as good and when they get showed up they get mad... lol
Since when is twerking like a gorilla in heat graceful? 😂
Perhaps she should gracefully raise a single family, go out and steal. Take notes from black culture.
A hip hop dancer.. she danced so “Gracefully” 🤨
We just take and make better
Latrice killed it from the start just by the pose. Her limbs were so locked and fluid it was indescribable. How she manoeuvred her body while keeping her trunk set and then releasing it to mega powerful moves is just fantastic. Boy, you can see the work she's put into this in order for her body to remember and do those moves is spectacular. Latrice dressed and made up herself as well as her beautiful hair to compliment as well as not get in the way and end up a sweaty mess like the other dancer did. I'm an ex dancer, and Latrice outshone her apparent from the start. You go girl. I'm so proud of you ❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉
Redlic be like - As you can see the Melanin in her skin allows her to access superpowers which i cannot partake in due to lack thereof
😂😂😂😂
I'm so glad I wasn't sipping my tea at the moment I read this. I would've spit everywhere(also possibly killing my phone 😆), spilled it, and probably slipped in it on the way to the bathroom I laughed so hard 😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤦♀️😭💯💜💜
It's kinda true...but I get why the black girl feel discredited. Just take it as a compliment. This is kinda why people hate on people of color frfr they low key feel inferior in their subconscious so they want ro believe they are better based off stereotypes but when they fail against a bla k person say oh its because they're black. It's crazy but the truth is always in it.
Amen to that remember that when everyone tried or tries to copy our swag and moves etc. Even Marshal Mathers also know as M&M knew he was a copy cat when it came to black music and even has said it from his own mouth. If y’all know that then don’t get mad when we beat you at our own game.. do better
She didn't say anything like that.
Kpop is derived entirely from black culture and American culture entirely. It’s ironic that they hate African Americans but their choreography, beats, rapping and singing are from the African American culture
No doubt 👍
People will copy your culture but will hate your skin colour 😢
Kpop dance/choreo is generally very different than how black people dance here in the US and not all Kpop has hip-hop/rap elements in it, either. Some is straight up just pop
@@nasiennot the same but you can see the copying in the music and there rapping
That just what i SAID! because back than they were doing there Stiff robot dance!
How are you going to throw shade at a person of color while stealing their fashion and their dance styles
Right lol
Pure racism and they think nobody’s gonna call them out
they're both poc lol
Because people like our culture but hate us.
um thats not there dress style u need to look up the 80s and look how white ppl are dressed and the 70s xDDD
seeing her crying at the end was fuking HEARTBREAKING😥. she just wanted to be welcomed as an equal competitor by people she also admires. that must have been shattering and such a betrayal 😢😰 like she deals with racism back home. and really hoped maybe these girls would be different. well at least most of them were different. being supportive and comforting her. but one bad egg can really put the fear in you wondering who else thinks you're a target and won't give you a fair shot towards your hard work & dreams
Latrice dances so well. Her body moves beautifully. She dances better than redlic.
I agree 💯
She’s all redlic wished she had. She’s jealous af
She's a whole other class, up. Real, committed, feeling it, throwing it out to the people whole-heartedly. The other girl was behind all the way, mechanical, as if performing to her mirror, good but not really communicating.
@@elinannestad5320 what else would you expect from a copycat
Exactly, she looked as if she wasn't even trying, she had the rhythm too. The other girl looked like she was trying too hard to put on a good performance. It's simply skill not race.
I’m black and don’t get me wrong we got the sauce 😂 but we don’t inherently have it bc we’re black it’s because of our culture and upbringing. She has grown up surrounded by black culture so of course dancing a black dance style is going to come natural. But at the root of it all it’s due to her experience not her race. It’s like how people try to discredit black athletes because they’re black. They did it to Douglas, Biles, Venus, Serena, Gauff, and more. They base their success on some racial stereotype like black people are juiced up on something from the womb to make an excuse for why they fall short it’s ridiculous 😅. Like imagine calling it unfair that someone is better than you at dancing in a dance competition. Like biss what?! If another Korean girl had come up and danced better than her she would say she had better skills and I’ll work harder to beat her but for her she says it’s unfair and she only won due to her “advantageous physical attributes”?!
Exactly 💯
rightt
FACT. Because I threw my back out just by watching her. I'm being facetious. But seriously, how old was Latrice when she started dancing? And how old was the other girl? And here's another fact this young lady is missing: this style of dancing was *NOT* the *NORM* for South Korea. Hip-hop dancing and music didn't get a foothold in South Korea until the 1990s. But look at BTS. Look at Ateez. EXO. They WORKED for it. True, black people in the US have been exposed to this from birth. However, it seldom, if ever, came naturally. This young lady had been doing this since she was a child. She WORKED on her craft. Don't blame it on race. Because, again, I can't dance like her. I would love to but I can't.
That's like saying that Koreans have an unfair advantage in speaking Korean.
@@soulanstreets222 what a horrible analogy you picked for a comparison lol.
Mnet deleted this part how weak Mnet is😂
Yup, they are well known for their evil editing.
M net never deleted this scene ok? And girl do u know what racism really is? Don't talk shit about others without even knowing anything.
@@sara.cbc92Oh really girl? So who's gonna tell u? U reposting other's video without even giving them shoutout just to gain likes and put Redlic like a racist.
@@blessed121 The one who don't know about it is you tho it've been a month we all love Redlic now so don't start a beef when your idol get blamed for what she just said alright so stfu go sit down somewhere
@@blessed121who tf r u to speak on how latrice was supposed to feel about redlic’s comments… there are tons of dancers who are the most skinniest but they deliver so physical appearance doesn’t do much in skills and musicality of a dancer… people ur type make me sick to the core 😐
She's black, beautiful and danced you under a table! Talent doesn't recognize race.
It seems like a lot of people here only have a shallow understanding of what racism really is. Yes, Redlic didn’t say anything about the skin color, but she said something about Latrice’s ethnic physical attribute, which, for Redlic, is the ONLY reason she won that challenge. Although it’s not blatantly racist, it still doesn’t change the fact that Redlic is insinuating that Latrice didn’t win with talent, and that it was all on her attributes as someone of African descent. Latrice wouldn’t cry like that if she didn’t feel offended.
I know racism is still very prominent in Korea, so it isn’t a surprise that someone would think of it that way in that show. I’m sure Redlic didn’t realize it was a racist comment, but hopefully she will learn from this and stop blaming everyone for being better than her 💀
Yes, she was 'only' subconsciously racist. As Korea is homogenous and highly xenophobic, it'll be brushed aside as sheer ignorance at best. This stigma is deeply rooted in Korean society as a past hermit nation. It's not something that can be resolved with time.
@@sara.cbc92 EXACTLY. I just had high expectations that no one would say something like that on the show since they’re supposed to be professionals.
@@wasabby24 yes, very toxic like most reality shows but it seems Koreans upped the ante a whole different level.
@@malgok9733To say that this is injustice by attributing this to biological characteristics without knowing how much effort the other person has put in is a humiliation, before racism. If the Korean girl is so modern, she should say that she is at a physical disadvantage as a Far Easterner, instead of thinking that the other person has an advantage. Hip hop moves don't look good on this type of body compared to others, even if you do them right.
@@amandaancliff yes i agree but maybe she didnt have at this moment those words in her mind. But i believe she disnt mind rasism. She felt what she felt. But i just only state this is not racism. And we people should not put every action with this word.
That’s what professional dancers do. They make even the hardest choreography look easy!
Professional and talented dancers
You can tell the other dancers disagreed to redlic 😭😭😭
Literally saw the “girl what?” Look!!
Thank you I was looking for a comment like this or I would’ve said it
Rather than disagree, they looked surprised, irked. Disagree would mean being vocal about their thoughts.
@@sara.cbc92 you can visually look like you're disagreeing, The girls face was point blank and just stared.
is nobody gonna point out how clickbait this video is? korean dancer didn't even mention her race yet the thumbnail makes her seem evil
Latrice danced better because that's her passion. She LOVES dancing. The Korean girl appears to be dancing to show off, for competition & her jealousy made her come up with ridiculous excuses for not being better than Latrice. Latrice danced to express, the other girl danced trying to impress.
Im black and can’t dance to save my life, I’m tired of this shit. Using hip-hop culture while downplaying a black woman’s efforts is trashy👎🏽
Exactly 👌✨
Usually people in the culture are better dancers than those that aren't from the culture. I don't see how is downplaying.
@@Lee-ib6beyou’re clearly oblivious to the fact that the Korean girl said the black girl was only better because she’s black. Thats discrediting her hard work. Its like them competing in the korean cooking competition and the black girl lost and says "she cook better than me because she korean"
@@cindylouwho2716 I would hope that the Korean person is better at cooking a Korean meal. It is work, but let's be real if it's in your culture is easier than if it's not. There's exceptions of course. I don't agree with her attitude though cause she sign up for that, can't cry later.
@@Lee-ib6be You’re missing the fact that everyone doesn’t have experience in everything in their culture. If you don’t see the issue with her discrediting her opponent skills and blaming it on her skin color a problem then you must be a colorblind racist.
After all this, she should have been disqualified from this plathform
She became dancjng and hiphop queen in Korea even V from bts became this racist ladys best friend
@@s.hjawed9247 no way 😯
@@s.hjawed9247 That's not true. He is friends with Bada lee not her.
@@s.hjawed9247lol, we all know V is only friends with bada lee. So stop the lies
Girl... Just admit she dances cleaner than you. It's not her race, it's her efforts to that point that developed her skills. Her being black has nothing to do with your own insecurities 🤷🏼♀️
The Korean dancer was making excuses for being inferior to Latrice. They were both good but the black dancer's movements flowed one into the other. While the Korean dancer was good but her moves were executed one-to-the-next (kind of like cheerleader moves), not fluid and smooth, also her hair was messy, covering her face, while the Latrice's was pulled back, you can see her expression, like she was enjoying herself. The Korean dancer was good, just different styles, no reason to put down the other girl to try and save face.
Yeah girl it looked like she wasnt even trying, she was so smooth and have mastered the dance, she was doing it with such great each while you had diffculty to express the moves , you sure were grinding your teeth, it looked so stiff and so focused on just getting the move right, that anyone can tell, and yeah this the point, this is the reason you lost you said it itself 😂
Definitely!!
😂😂
To achieve this you gotta practice...hard and you gotta feel the music in your soul first not your feet or body. It makes a difference to the way you execute!
Lattice was so fun to watch. She gave the perfect amount of energy, facial expressions, groove, and precision. Racists stay mad
Funny, if Redlic had won she would've never mentioned anyone's physique. Humbly accept your L, and comeback stronger next time.
This is very common in Korea
They degrade about your colour / facial expressions/ beauty etc
Unless you have skin bleaching done like MJ. 😂
Not common.
Imagine dancing hip hop - a form born out of black American culture, then getting mad that a black woman does it well. Like what?
This ^^^
👀
This bc she rlly let that mad show smfh
Right. Kpop is heavily influence by black culture. Many of them probably don't even realize that. Most of the time people will just say influenced by western culture - but it's the black culture's music and dance.
Korea is one of the most racist place on Earth, they are sick around the desire of having the most white skin possible, it is a disease there.
This is a competition, if you accept the game then you have to accept the results. Latrice did nothing wrong, don't say confusing things, otherwise your joke will misunderstand her.
Yes, Latrice did nothing wrong.
she’s such a poor sport like girl did you forget you’re in a competition 😭
Wouldn’t be K-pop if it wasn’t for hiphop
Everybody steals from us. They arent creative enough to come up with their own. they can never be better than the original
Hip hop started by stealing others music and making a "beat" 😂 yall need to do research
@@thatdude3977lies
@@laralayla5747 🤣 you're really that clueless? Hip hop started in the old days via dj's, dj's took music that was out already and just mixed it. That's literally how it started 😭 go do some research.
Can't claim that black people don't "steal" from other cultures just the same. But it's okay when you do it? Bro, calm tf down. People like you annoy me, stop acting like everything originates from black people.
I don’t know why y’all surprised it’s Koreans we talking about here 😂
I've faced countless numbers of racism from black ppl back in the US. I don't call black ppl racists.
“she looked like she wasnt even trying” honestly what kind of an excuse is this to accuse judges of misjudgment?? are you trying to insult her or compliment her like how does it make her lacking in any way just because she’s so good at it that she makes it look easy?? honestly reflux just couldn’t eat the defeat away so she was just talking to be talking
Yup, typical sore loser Redlic. Latrice ftw
No one stood up for her?! Like the judges presen?
It's good she was honest though and said what she thought.
It seems unprofessional for a great dancer like Redlic to use the word "physical" as a way to not accept defeat. Honestly, Latrice's choreo has a lot of groove and flavour. It's definitely not easy (Latrice does it so well that it looks really easy). Yes, some movements may be simple but the overall performance and way of doing every move is NOT simple. In dance, you don't have to hit every beat, you don't have to follow the lyrics of the song, you just need to show what you want to show through the melody of the song - making sure you're in time and finish on the right count. There is no language barrier in dance, and Latrice has said that already. I feel Redlic is too focused on getting the choreo that she missed out on small details that Latrice may have shown which is one of the reasons she lost. But personally I don't think it's embarrassing to lose to such unique choreo and dancing, like that choreo suited Latrice extremely well and she does it the best, so it was really unnecessary of Redlic to make such comments after/during the selection. - Dancer since 3 (does hiphop, ballet, jazz, tap, contemporary, ballroom)
Koreans in general are sore losers and refuse to accept defeat gracefully. They will use any means necessary to achieve victory from bribery to violent or racist behavior to downplay the efforts of their opponents.
@@sara.cbc92well that what you just said is xenophobic my friend
@@sara.cbc92 lol you're a fuckin' hypocrite. Your comments are even more racist than Redlic's
@@aaa.............. maybe but true
@@kimleemoon lmao
What’s really disturbing is the majority of Korean K-POP/Dancers choreographers are trying to act like the SISTA’S. Rhythm and Blues, R & B, Jazz and our street dance didn't come from Korea it all started in America the melting pot!. Latrice worked it a fine dancer and I wouldn’t doubt Redlic trolls the internet looking for dance moves from other professional or street dancers!. ✌💕
Damn straight 👍
It may have started in the US but the US certainly sucks at it now. The US music industry and Korea's for that matter are just filled with radio garbage.
As a Korean person myself... Everything we do is as fake as the rampant plastic surgery.
Kpop is not derived of black culture. There is no "black & american culture" Its just american culture.
"street dance" is not a thing
@leaveleague3491 you should really look up the original of modern music. It came from blues which is a genre that was created due to the slave trade. Its realy interesting.
Of course she’d feel that way. The black girl can dance naturally, has the body for the genre, and is pretty. The Korean girl looks like every other Korean girl 🤷🏾♀️
Thats racist, hellooo
@@chokoladni but what the Korean girl said wasn’t?
Latrice is 1 million times better than redlic. She has so much more energy and I find myself so much more drawn to Latrice no matter who she is dancing next to. To use racism to try and disguise jealously is one of the most disgusting things I’ve ever seen a person do.
Definitely 💯
Latrice movement snapped and is in another level, while Redlic dances like any mid Kpop female group out there.
Redlic doesn't seem to have much body control. When she dances it sort of looks all over the place.
@@clmhK5🤓
Both of em suck
She just copycat and jelly 😂 latrice is original one Slayyy 💅
@@TikTokery I'd love to see you try and dance like them oh wait, you can't.
Her comment was racist, the judges should have sat her down. Korean of her generation have been exposed enough not to be so ignorant. And a show inviting international. People need to be careful. And this goes both ways.
Can you tell me what she said about the black girl?
I feel like y’all are reaching
How is this racist
@@Max4Zshe’s limiting her talent based off of a stereotype. Basically saying ofc she can dance bc shes black. It’s kinda like if u went to the gym, built up muscle and some random person just says, “oh he just has good genetics” even tho u went to the gym and put in work for that physique just for someone to try and down play the hard work u did.
@@2kx62 when did she say it was cuz she was black
@@Max4Z lil bro u find that out ur self. I don’t speak nor comprehend Spanish. I just used the comments as a way to decipher what she said, and basically the asain was stereotyping her bc she was a good dancer.
people really forget that something can be racist and not completely fit the definition of what a racist is.
How that work?
@@myacole1272 A big example is STEREOTYPE, especially when meant negatively....I'm black, so I've seen people use words like "well well well" when they wanna be racist. "Well well well" is not a racial slur, but racists on the internet use it to negatively stereotype people of certain races.
I feel like its better to call them ignorant than racist.
@@luvlydaytoday but that would be telling a lie.
@@luvlydaytoday being ignorant doesn't mean you're not racist
As a black girl from Rio who can't dance to save my own life, I say this is bs, without a bit of talent and a lot of hard work no "natural physical strength" will make you good at dancing
Yesss NATURE VS NURTURE. Its not something that just magically happens
she was just letting her racism show, even the other koreans was like " oh noes.... she didn't say it"....
Everybody wanna be black until it’s time to be culture vultures😂
Jealousy is gross and embarrassing.
When she said “I thought she was my rival, but hearing this my thoughts of changed“ she knew that the other girl was not mature enough to be a rival because of how petty she was about not being as good as her. Stooping low to point at her nationality as the reason she won.
The girl in the green top was looking like she was ready to smack some sense in redlic😂😂 and I don't blame her, take that L redlic, don't try to justify it for your own sake
Latrice dances more beautifully than Redlic.
Agreed 😯👍
Fact 💅
If we created it, we owned it, we enhanced it, we humbly embraced it, what makes you think you erase it?? Jealousy is a terrible trait to have😢
Don't judge a human's talent by its looks or skin colour
The woman that won is a better dancer and a bigger person than the dancer that lost. That is why she won. The best dancer won. The other dancer needs to become a better dancer and stop wasting time stereotyping people. The time she spent being negative could have been spent practicing and becoming a dancer on the level of the dancer that won. She has s mad at her lack of preparation and took her frustration out on the dancer that practiced and prepared.
Well said.
This showd how racist korea is and still people fantasize going there
I noticed their biggest fans are from countries that South Koreans look down the most, like India, South East Asia and Muslim countries. Besides racism there's also strong Islamophobia.
A Korean businessman died in the hands of Filipino police 🇵🇭
@@sara.cbc92 what has that got anything to do with this ? LMAO
Fr yuckkk ..They were the most Racist in Asian .
Racism there is impulsive and finite.😂😂😂 No one can fix their racist behavior.
She can't find any excuse😂 so she is being racist.Girl just except you can't have such graceful hip movements and sharp moves.Rather that moving you lips to offend someone she should have moved her body (her body was stiff while dancing) this is a dance show not a debate show.
While actually doing black street dance !!! Typical !!
Honestly if you had the skin to represent your group you should also have the skin to take a lose because your lacking or maybe your opponent just did better than you, thats just childish if your gonna use "physical strength" as an excuse for "Unfair when it comes to dancing. Also they're all professional dancers.
Koreans are unable to accept defeat in competitions. They are sore losers.
@@sara.cbc92 Woahh.. let's not make this about ALL Koreans here. It's important to recognize harmful generalizations or you are no better than the person you are criticizing.
@@paddleknife4724 when did I state all Koreans?
@@sara.cbc92 In your comment? “Koreans are…” refers to all Koreans as a whole.
@@paddleknife4724 Nope, it doesn't.
Girl get over it. You aren’t born with dance moves and things like that it’s based on the culture you surround yourself with. A lot of black people cannot dance and so her excuse is so sad. Ridic still did good and the point of dance is putting your own spin on it and she did but her attitude isn’t at all confident. Im glad they made up though.
I'm so over this narrative. I'm black and I can't dance to save my *life* . People always try to diminish the *hard work* that black people put into their craft by saying things like "They're black so they get passes. They're black so they're not graded as harshly" rather than just acknowledging black people are talented *TOO* by our own merit and not because of some non existent handouts. They did Halle Bailey the same way over the Little Mermaid. She wasn't picked because she's black, she was picked because she was the most *talented* .
While thats great and all, lets reverse the roles. Would you accept Leonardo Dicaprio to play a role as Nelson Mandela because he might be more talented than other actors that are auditioning? I for sure would not, just like i dont accept Cleopatra to be depicted as something she was not. American colleges literally accept lower scores from certain minorities to get into college compared to others, so Jewish, Indian, Chinese etc need to have higher scores to get in. I dont think this has anything to do with dancing, its obvious she did not get to where she is because of her race, but we should not confuse school grades, movie roles etc with this. Im not sure why we have to expand the situation to something its not, lets just call a racist person racist and that can be that.
You act like that's our fault we do have to work we did have to work harder because of white people taking advantage of us
@@Mas-ij3ti... Ariel isn't a real person, so that's a false comparison already.
Also, here's my question: Why is it that every time someone makes this argument, they always come up with an important pivotal figure for black people, and not someone who's less important to defining human rights?
@@sandy_carpetsthesecond5013 Why do people who argue for abortions to be legal always go to the extreme of rape? Its to illustrate the point at its extreme. If i say physical violence is bad and it should never be tolerated as a response to words and my example is someone slapping another person, that example is much less visceral than if i say kill instead of slap. Why do you not apply the same standard for Cleopatra? She was one of the most, if not the most influential person in Egyptian history. That is either dishonest or hypocritical. Fictional or real character does not matter, ofc its worse to race swap a historical person because it distorts history, the meaning and what we should take from that historical "lesson". Would you accept it if we race swapped characters black panther? Ofc you would not like that. The Cleopatra example is incredibly offensive to Egypt and the rest of Africa. Africa has incredibly rich history, why would we make a fake documentary for this narrative rather than make a documentary about some of this rich history? I dont want Black Panther to change their characters race, i dont want Cleopatra to be race swapped, i dont want viking movies to be race swapped and i dont want to watch a movie with a Nelson Mandela that is not black. My logic and argument is consistent, i dont want to erase fictional characters history and especially not real history. It seems like you are okay with doing that if it fits with your beliefs.
@@Mas-ij3ti The reason why people use that reason for abortions, is because that's what female reproductive rights attempt to solve. Since womens reproductive rights have been erased, people are being forced to carry their pregnancy in several states in the US, including victims of SA.
Race-swapping a character isn't to purposely swap pivotal and culturally relevant people, because I think we can all agree that people who have made that large of an impact on the world should be depicted accurately when character accuracy is relevant to the media you're watching, as it's the respectful thing to do regardless of race.
Also, the reason why I wouldn't consider Black Panther's race-swapping to be a good thing, is because of the cultural and racial relevancy to the character. The character just wouldn't work if they were white... And, plottwist: I feel the same way about Snow White.
I haven't touched on the Cleopatra argument because I'm not too sure *which* movie you're talking about. I don't watch TV, so I don't bother to keep up with movie releases. But yes, I do agree with that argument. Cleopatra shouldn't be race-swapped.
Plus, as a Lingard (Aka, a viking noble family based in England), I personally only care about a vikings race in a movie depending on how relevant they are to the culture. Key figures in my history shouldn't be race-swapped, but I don't agree that the random background viking that's on screen for five seconds needs to be racially accurate, because the background characters aren't depicting real people, they're just stand-ins to reprisent the idea of Vikings.
Also, my argument is also consistent: Race-swapping is a valid form of reprisentation for as long as cultural relevancy to/and race are not intrinsic to said character or relevant to real life.
So Cleopatra, Nelson Mandela, Black Panther, and Snow White should all be their original race, because race and culture are relevant to the media and real life.
Whereas, Ariel, or random background characters depicting vikings, don't need to be racially accurate, because their race isn't intrinsic to the character.
Am I missing something, I didn't hear her mention race?
I think referencing physical strength when talking about a black woman is a delicate situation. Black women are constantly made out to be more masculine, so I can see why it feels racially coded.
It’s complicated because physicality is a term in dance, and talking about someone’s physical abilities is common, and it’s been said about Korean dancers as well.
Im not a black woman and I’ll never be in this position. If she’s offended she’s offended. I’m just saying this feels slightly more complicated
It felt petty of Redlic to say though and pretty racially coded. Latrice didn't win because of her physical appearance, she won because she was so much more groovy and just had more musicality. She looked like she was having fun, whereas with Redlic I could kinda see how she "grit her teeth" which doesn't really go with the music. Redlic definitely should reflect on what she said. It doesn't make her evil of course, but she definitely needs to get out of that mindset.
Would be complicated because you can never understand it because you are NoT a black woman.
Black women have always been the butt of the joke about being strong, but people don't realize, racists used to test shit on us with no anesthesia because they said we were built strong and more resilient than other races. And we all stuck with the strong Black woman image even when many of us could never be that strong.
She does look masculine though
@@AyumiBeslivi742 Nigga no she does not 😀🤣 Jealous ass bitch
Like this generation literally doesn’t realize everything their recording, listening to, dancing to, wearing, styling themselves, it’s ALL African American heritage…
how when the an example of the Irish Jig was found in Ireland and you didnt make that. That started in Ireland from 1400 by a clan. No you didnt make all that but ok. And yes the girl was insulting. Not everything is black run, owned, produced and taken from Africa. I mean can you even take credit for Venitian Courtesan artistry? no. yours was called Placage, theirs was in 1400. Stop it.
@@NikkiGloom lmao I’m commenting on a video of ppl dancing. The hip hop influence is more than obvious and not just in the music dance, but also clothes and styling.
No idea what you’re on about .. never said everything is black owned (which is a ridicolous to believe). I made no such claims stop misquoting me.
We made most music but ok😂
SHE NEEDS TO APPOLLOGIZE FOR HER IGNORANCE
Honestly that girl danced way better than the korean girl
Latrice Kabamba, an Australian choreographer, dancer and former contestant of Street Dance of China Season 4 faced extreme racism on the Korean show Street Woman Fighter 2 (a rip-off of SDC). After a dance battle between Latrice and a Korean dancer 'Redlic' (Ha Haeun), the latter threw shade at the Australian implying that she had an unfair advantage due to her racial physique and ethnicity:
''To be honest… I felt like this is so unfair… It looked like she didn’t put in the effort… I kept thinking that she won because of her physical build… I bit my tongue and did it because I really wanted it.''
- Redlic [“Street Woman Fighter 2” Contestant]
This kind of vile, outright discriminatory behaviour is common place in Korean society and their entertainment industry and should be called out every time. Since the episode aired, racist scenes targeting Latrice have been removed by Mnet.
She didn't mention her race tho? If no this isn't racism but just straight up jealousy.
@@lalapirate9203 ? She insinuated it very clearly.
The translation is talking about body type. I don't know how that has anything to do with her skin color. I have a strong, athletic, curvy body type very similar to Latrice's. If I were on this show, dancing power moves like that, she could have easily made that exact same comment and it still apply despite me having white skin. To me, this translation, is not a direct comment about her skin color. She's saying Latrice is strong and she is which makes doing power moves easier. Many different races can have Latrice's body type, it's not a direct reflection of her skin tone. Also, you're allowed to think whatever you want, but it's very rude for you to call someone illiterate just because their thinking didn't match yours and for simply posing a question.
@@sn6484 It can be taken either way. But let's not kid yourself, most saw this as a racial shade thrown at Latrice and that's why she took it sobbing. And yes, illiterate was bit harsh. My bad, I have edited the comment.
@@sara.cbc92 thank you for editting your response. My problem is that you're inferring it was meant in a racist way. I'm not saying that it wasn't meant in a racist way, I'm saying it *could* have been meant in a nonracist way. I dance and I asked a good friend of mine who is a dancer and is also black and she said 'it sounds as though she's mad Latrice's moves are more powerful than hers and instead of just saying that, she's blaming Latrice's stamina and her ability to use her power'.
I think people should just be open to the possibility that she's merely commenting on Latrice's strong body type instead of jumping to the conclusion that she means that she's better because she's black.
I'd also like to point out that what she said is a very common thing heard said by women speaking about transgender women competing in women's sports. I'm just saying this to point out that it's not a strange thing for someone to find certain body types to have an advantage in sports.
Style isn't a physical thing you can inherit. Latrice just had a better style while redlic was too focused on the technicalities of the dance and forgetting the artistry in dance. Its not an exact science.
That’s a lot of hip-hop from Asia that I see online, they are good at the technical aspects of a dance but lack the musicality and the fluidity of movement.
That's how they truly feel about all of us.
Yep fr
One person = All?
not a monolyth
chile I was JUST about to give kpop another go but I stumbled upon korean omegle content creators who react to racists and the korean comments made me go NOPE! In one video there were 2 white racists and 1 black racist, guess which race the koreans roasted in the comments.🙃 Mind you the black boy was the least racist (he said ching chong) and was the only one to apologize after the youtuber called him out. Meanwhile the comments with the most likes and replies were calling him a cotton picker, saying he got shot by the police, and that black people have low IQ.
I watched tons of these videos where almost all of the racists were white and the comments NEVER addressed white people in a negative way. At most they would say that foreigners are cruel and would cry asking why Asians are treated this way. I felt so much sympathy for them, that is until I saw the one video with a ignorant black person. All of a sudden them Koreans were with the shits and had ALL the smoke lmao.
Yep
@@wa-bu3keFr the other girls sure didn’t look like they agreed
What a racist woman. The other girl who was the victim she is so pretty 😍 and better dancer than the other one 🤦🏽🤷
Mnet edited out this clip. Imagine what else they edited out altogether throughout the show after the backlash.
Mnet weakling
The anti blackness is this world is grotesque. As a black person, I get put down when I am successful at something then my qualifications are diminished over racial stereotyping.
Thank you for reposting! It pissed me off so much I refused to watch the show after that. The fact that they erased that scene after people started calling her racism out to save her ass enraged me. The fact that also like, no one seemed to acknowledge afterwards?
Yup, they tried to wipe it out of existence.
Black girl magic 🪄!!!!
I’ve been a dancer my whole life I’m a black woman and none of my family has rhythm barely . If anything the other girl looked more tense and it had no soul or essence she looked mad stiff . I feel as if she was projecting what a terrible thing to say completely distasteful and disrespectful!
Perhaps she would win at playing the piano 🎹 that’s equivalent to what she said. How ignorant.🙄
Black people have taught the whole world to dance. Everybody copies them.
MJ is king in my book
@@sara.cbc92 👍👍
This is a problem that I don’t think a lot of people really understand the full scope of. Like sit back and just think about how crazy it is that multiple aspects of a culture can be widely and repeatedly used by people who DONT VALUE OR RESPECT THE PEOPLE THAT CREATED THE CULTURE THAT’S BEING COPIED!!! It literally doesn’t get anymore sinister than that, black people are put so low on the totem pole in their minds that despite the fact that we have created things that they clearly find to be appealing…we’re STILL not deserving of basic human respect. You should respect people in general but you would think that someone would be a little more cognizant of how their actions and words affect people that are an inspiration to them. I’m NOT saying treat black like deities but considering our clothing, vernacular, mannerisms, dance moves, hairstyles, EVERYTHING is studied by Korean people, why are we not allotted that basic human respect from the jump??? You can’t participate in something like this and then be anti-black that makes no sense. But the reason why they do it is because the lack of respect they have for us causes them to believe that our culture isn’t actually ours….it’s theirs. Nothing we create is seen as significant until other people find a way to flip it and profit off of it in some way & im sick of it.
Preach to the choir
因為韓國人覺得這是起源於他們的文化，韓國人很擅長偷竊文化，我們也是受害者，因為韓國人偷竊了很多中國文化和美食，把他們說成是韓國文化和韓式美食！
It's like everyone's forgetting that micro-aggressions is inherently deeply rooted in racism.
Thisssss
Korea is one of the most racist place on Earth, they are sick around the desire of having the most white skin possible, it is a disease there.
Not every time. Y'all are just too soft and repeating words from Twitter.
Nobody forgetting, it's just not true. You have been told that ANYTHING racial ..is a micro Racism aggression. You are tapped in your brain. You virtue signal. You are BRAINWASHED.
nonsense
Jealousy!
I'm African born and raised and I cannot dance nor sing. Not all black people know how to dance especially me being an African. That's a pure excuse.
Not all Indians can do their traditional or folk dances so if someone takes them and starts saying that indians can't be good in it than us because they are brown, is it right then?
Where did that come from....I am also Indian but there was no need to bring us into this convo @@crazy_for_kpop562
@crazy_for_kpop562 also it doesn't even make sense in this context
@@crazy_for_kpop562I am Indian but there is no need to bring us in this convo
@@stxfdt1240
Stop being foolish. I took us as an example. Can't understand, then it's your brain's fault. Someday in future, if someone appropriates one of our traditional dance, and it becomes a trend, and even Indians join it but imagine Indians getting hate for doing it just because they are Indians or browns?
Well that’s what they get… as if the whole kpop industry isn’t a copy of black American entertainment industry
This is true kpop is heavily inspired by hip-hop
Fr
Her hair is a copy of the korean hair industry...
@@user-zz6jx1qz5l Lmao learn your history 😂 it’s actually the other way around Koreans copy off Black Americans don’t even get me started on them also White Americans especially the Women and girls they copy there hair colour using eye contacts to make it seem they have blue eyes or other ones they don’t even have blonde hair for crying out loud them bleaching there skin to White it’s so embarrassing plastic surgery i tell you than there’s African Beats i can say so much more they not even sticking to there roots talk about disrespectful to there own culture
Just accept it...the left dancer is way better so there is no excuse
I have one answer to this…STOP TEACHING THESE PEOPLE OUR CULTURE!
I agree, we need to gatekeep what's ours and profit off of what's ours. I was watching a random video yesterday of Japanese using our music and flow... and I was reading the comments and I was heated... they were praising the group as if they created hip hop music and the flow and everything and I was so annoyed I just couldn't correct people anymore to explain their ignorance that hip hop and rap and drill and all these other genres come from African American culture... not anywhere else.... it's the same thing when people from England think they invented drill when drill came from chicago.... breakdancing comes from us.... hip hop, rnb, country music, cowboys, jazz, blues, rock.... all come from US..... yet the ignorance the the disrespect the world has for us is beyond me. It's infuriating in my opinion. Imagine if black americans took others culture and made it our own the whole world would condemn us because there is a global inherit conspiracy of hatred for blacks world wide.... i don't understand how we as black americans in up in conversations that don't pertain to us... the hate and despise world wide is real...
@@nashambenyisrael7689 …Everybody knows that we are the sauce. The problem is most of our people are so busy trying to be accepted by everyone else that they forget our own self worth! I’ve been telling people for decades to copyright your songs, trademark your designs and choreography and patent your ideas! They also, need to turn back to The Most High!
@@nashambenyisrael7689If you gatekeep nonblacks will simply stop listening and black ppl won’t profit out of it at all. Btw HipHop isn’t as precious as you make it out to be.
I disagree. Lets not let one bad apple spoil the rest. Its an artform that can be shared across the world knowing that we created it and the world loves it. Bruce lee went through the same with teaching his style of Kung Fu. The Chinese refused to teach whites and blacks. Bruce lee argued that and fought for the artform to be shared. Lets not let ignorant people ruin art. Thats just one bad bean in the bag..
@@JmanorG95 lol you know kung fu originated out of Africa ? I get what you’re saying but…. It’s getting out of hand, the same people that use our art form are disrespectful to us. It’s a difference when you learn a way of another country and respect them and acknowledge it’s not yours but pay homage yet it’s different when you have outsiders take your craft and say it’s theirs and disrespect you who created it and allowed others to participate and that’s the issue. We as black people are the MOST disrespected people on the face of the earth… so I have to disagree until respect is given then otherwise we must protect what’s ours… our identity and our language and our culture was taken away from us and we created another in America we can’t have history repeat itself….
Latrice is on a whole other level as a dancer. It's especially apparent at 0:25 and 0:33. Not only is she good at isolating her joints and creating smooth and explosive movements, but she knows how to control her energy to match the song. Redlic just looks like she's struggling to be explosive as possible, spending excessively amount of energy and making the dance pair awkwardly with the song.
The way Latrice can't even consider Redlic a rival anymore shows her integrity. A rival is someone who can actively challenge you and push you to better levels. A sore loser has no place as a rival.
as a black person I can’t move an inch of my body so I wonder what made her think that all black people are AMAZING dancers😂
As a korean, the context of her words were kinda lost in translation and twisted to make her into some kind of racist monster. Her words were definitely not cool and not ok and most of the viewers sympathized with latrice on this point. I’m not defending her for the mean intent behind her words nor is ignorance any excuse for the results in offending someone by saying something that can be interpreted as a racist comment. I hope she learned her lesson to not judge lightly on others’ achievements just to promote their own hard work. If i remember correctly, latrice won this round fair and square, JUST by her dancing. Having a great physique doesn’t come easy either so if u want that advantage, then work for it. I hope ppl don’t assume koreans are all racists just by this unfeeling comment nor others who try to defend her actions. If latrice was offended and took it as a racist comment, then the speaker should apologize and try to be more careful. But i also want others to forgive her as a person because she’s really not a horrible monster and her words were words of jealousy and spite and ignorance, not racism.
you lost all credibility starting with 'as a Korean'.
❤🖤💚People love "elements" of our culture while simultaneously hate us as a people.
It's common around the world. People will love your culture and copy you but hate you for your skin tone
True
The way redlic looked surprised at the end 🙄
She wasnt better cuz she is black, she is better cuz she got swag, attitude and groove, but also I have seen non black people having swag and groove, so it is kinda racist to me what the other girl is doing...
Totally 👍
Well she has all that naturally because she is black. Black people in general have the swag and groove naturally that everyone else trys to imitate. The korean girl was trying to imitate dancing like a black person against an actual black person. That could only work if she was dancing against another Asain person.. When will yall learn that you cant imitate us and win going against the original...
I'm a kpop fan since ages, and I always liked the culture of some asian countries, but let's be honest, Korea is on top 5 or 10 if we are being generous as one of the most racist countries, and that's sad, even more if we consider that most of the inspiration and even dance and music are taken from the black people
What this people ignore most of the time is that most of the choreography and music that they study was created by blacks and Latinos, such as hip hop, R&B etc.
Exactly, a lot of black choreographers and songwriters behind the scenes in the Kpop industry.
So she's basically saying, "I was grinding my teeth so I should've been picked."
She said she's not even trying when she danced better than her and had more energy. Plus we African Americans created Hip hop.
Even in competition respect is important...regardless of the race, the criticism just proves the other woman is better.
And she is wearing a t-shirt that has black man on it
🤮 Just because she didn't win doesn't mean she needs to say those cruel word.... Such a shame honestly..... Everyone can seee why that hottie And That so called,''BLACK'girl win.... Her smooth moves attitude and everything is perfect.... Lol
She said those cruel words because she’s racist. It’s crazy to me how ppl just don’t rant to say the obvious truth.
Idk the context but the black girl did it so well, she slayed, her facial exxpressions and dancing were good
She think Hip Hop was discovered in Korea. The ears and the eyes was matching on this day.
It doesn't matter what race Latrice is, the fact of the matter is that she's an excellent dancer. Throwing shade because you're worried about your own inferiority and chalking it up to race is weak. Do better.