On a brighter note, most of the animations now coming out of the Da Ge Mei trend have been steering away from the negative stereotyping! I’ve seen some really talented artists do their own takes and as of now there’s little to no issues. That being said-I’m more than certain that the first video I’d shown here was likely an act of extreme ragebait. If you end up stumbling across the OP, it’s best to just block and move on. That’s all!! :3
@@toad-k Unfortunately I don't think they will, ever. It's a lot easier to hide behind "omg people are so sensitive nowadays", as if there aren't people who can't handle different ethnicities in large groupings, or as if there wasn't a huge civil rights act in the us under a 100 years ago. Honestly I don't think these people will ever learn, or care to learn. As long as they can convince themselves there's ""plausible deniability"" in racism, then they'll always resort to that. As a brown person, regardless of whether it's at my ethnicities or not, I'm tired of it.
It always kind of just seemed…off? Because objectively there wasn’t really anything I found funny about the memes that come from the same vein in that regard.
isn’t “bing chilling” ice cream in mandarin? Plus, isnt the way they wrote it is incorrect? [or in other words, you don’t rewrite the pronunciation of ice cream “bing chilling”] cause if it is then GEEE cause the context of some of the videos that used the audio did not relate to anything about icecream buh 🙏🙏
@@MerRantsI think the “bing chilling” one was memed because of the Rock I think being the one to say it, the unfortunate reasons why he was forced to say the things he did to keep his job security, and the way he said the words themselves. I can’t speak for the racist uses of it, or the people who simply find it funny because “haha foreign word sound silly”, but that’s its context at least
@@table2.0 wasn’t it John Cena? Or am I misremembering? John Cena isn’t entirely fluent in mandarin but he’s been taking it for like a decade now. (Insert misconception here that im editing out 😞)
Hot take that might not be that spicy: regardless if a thing is Schrödinger's Joke (something that's no longer just a joke in spaces where the bigotry is more accepted) or simple ragebait, it's all bad. Racism is bad...now where are my flowers. Still, to be serious, even if it's ragebait it's still a problem. It's still hurting people. Who cares if it's to farm interactions, the root problem is why that kind of baiting even works on most social media platforms?! The problem lies with the people making this nonsense, and the sites that completely allow it (and even encourage it sometimes). It's not just a phrase when people say "it's 2024", or whatever the current year is. It wasn't acceptable in the 16-1900s, it's not going to be acceptable any longer into the 2000s. Genuinely, you have so sense of humor or actual jokes if you rely on a straw hats, yellow skin, lines for eyes, stereotypical accents, so on so forth.
Kinda unrelated, but I find it ironically funny when people yap about humor no longer being "free" in the modern day. No, people just learned what actual comedy was, as well as unfortunately just now learning that bigotry in "jokes" does in fact harm real lives. Being entertaining or funny is an actual skill, and again I find it so funny how people who've never had that skill in the first place are complaining about people being "sensitive". Can't rely on the conversations you have with your racist family as jokes, gotta actually write good material. But I guess that would require too much creativity and skill development.
Can't believe that people think that this is funny. I'm disappointed in a small part of the internet, but I'm happy that more animations that aren't racist are coming out more often at this time. small note: I'm so happy for you that your video got linked in Bre's and that you got 100+ more subs too ^^ I'm so happy to be one of your first 25 subscribers, I'm predicting that you'll have at least 500 subs by 2025 :D
Oh god as an unfortunate genshin player, you're so right about the casual racism against chinese people, even when the game is made by chinese people. Not to leave another comment, but I was heavily shocked when i learned people mocked Yun Jin's opera singing. I'll admit i was confused at first, i had never heard chinese opera before, but my first reaction wasn't to be _racist._ because that's weird. And wrong. Maybe it's just an anime fanbase thing, but in general there's a hell of a lot of racism in genshin spaces. The only group i dont see face a lot of bigotry is Japanese people, and that's only because people are japanophiles/constantly sexualizing everything to do with japan and it's culture. Which is still gross and racist, but y'know. For a game that somewhat parallels our own with different countries and cultures (albeit with a 'healthy' dose of whitewashing, colorism, and homogenization of hardly connected cultures beyond geography), there sure are a lot of racists playing it. It's gross, and the japan fetishizers seriously need to get a hobby or a personality, instead of sexualizing every single thing related to Japanese people-they are humans, just like the rest of us.
LITERALLY on top of the colorism/misrepresentation of cultures within hoyo’s design-there’s also the fanbase adding that fuel to the fire. It’s just a depressing community to watch from a distance, yk?
😰😰😰😰😰😰… HUH!!!! I THOUGHT… I THOUGHT WE GREW FROM THIS A LONG TIME AGO. I am Chinese and I always forget that sinophobia exists (when in meme culture it’s obviously very prevalent) and so I always get shocked whenever I see *literal* caricatures of Chinese features especially in the art community. Like I never understood whats funny about pulling your eyes back, wearing a straw hat and soap opera songs, but now I feel I understand why it’s mostly yt people spreading this rubbish 😭
I wish xenophobic and racist art trends would just stop. There’s a racist trend in MLP right now where people are whitewashing Misty who is clearly black coded down to her mane style. It all just makes me so sad, so sick. So upset.
I really hate the word blackcoded. What is apart of black code?? Like how does the way you act define your race?? And plenty of white people have thick textured hair that is usually associated with being black. Unless Misty’s race [idk who that is I haven’t been in the mop fandom since I was like 9] was confirmed to be African/black anyone can depict her as any race as she a pony with no confirmed race.
I wish xenophobic and racist art trends would stop too honestly. However, having coily/kinky hair does NOT make you "black coded" or whatever you just said. Africans are not the only people with coily hair yknow?
its not white washing when its literally a pony guys 😭 U can make headcanons all u want but it doesnt change the fact that a pony doesnt have a race, bc its a fucking horse, people can interperet a character however they would like.
@@__ocean_arts__ for clarification! Black-Coding, or coding as a whole in characters doesn’t just extend to curly haired nonhuman characters. Things like locs, braids, and other cultural nuances can be considered a coding! Especially when taking into account what other elements may be included in the character and their background. Though looking at the texture of the character’s hair (I’m not really in the mlp G5 fanbase) it doesn’t seem like a far reached stretch for the character :3 Yes white & nonblack folks can have curly hair, but the texturing of said hair can determine the coding!! (If this makes sense 😭)
3:09 I REMEMBER HEARING THIS SONG i still dont understand why people found it funny idk maybe its just me but after i heard it, it got me more interested into chinese opera
This is kinda long so bear with me 💔 Guhh lowkey I’m kinda scared to animate one of my ocs and make it public bc ppl might take them the wrong way and say that it’s a negative stereotype bc of the design choice, and not to mention the tons of r@c1st trends going around. Basically, I mostly base my ocs’ designs off of album covers, so I have an oc that’s based after the cover for the song Weird Bed &/or Yes Please, and one based after the Pinkerton album. I recently made a new oc based after the album Fashion Nugget, by CAKE. The issue is, his skin is yellow. I usually colorpick the colors from the albums, so he was either gonna have yellow skin, or jaundice. His eyes are NOT slanted or closed. He is in no way meant to be a stereotype, but I’m afraid ppl might witch hunt me for him having yellow skin. For context, he’s an American citizen, in the US Navy, and is of German decent. When I made him, I had no intention of him being a stereotype, I just wanted to base him off of an album I like. I think i might just change the album he’s based off of to avoid ppl calling me r@s1st. :( I don’t think ppl will think he’s a stereotype, but some might- 😔🙏💔
If he isn’t of Asian decent then I don’t see it as a problem! In most cases if you steer away from portrayal of stereotyping in any way you can-it shouldn’t be considered an issue. Especially if you colorpick from album color palettes! As long as you clarify that, then I think you’ll be good :3 Since yellowface is an Asian-centric stereotype, and based on your descriptions the character isn’t of that background, then the correlation as a whole is little to none. It’s a shame that this has to be discussed at all because of the preexistence of negative stereotypes and caricatures at all.
@@MerRants Aaa thank you so much 🙏🙏 I just needed some insight from other people. When I had made him I had no idea that these trends were going around, since I don’t use tiktok. Thank you for the advice and when I do eventually animate and/or draw him, I’ll make sure to clarify that he isn’t a stereotype!! ^_^
Remember me when ur famous As a asian (more specific, filipino CHINESE PPL DONT DESCRIMINATE ME JDJDHF BLAME THE GOVERNME-) im actually disgusted?!? Some people need to learn that stereotyping is just wrong.. this shit started in 2021... i thought we grew up?
except many of my characters ARE asian (because i mainly relate to those characters too. but anyways..its just racist. literally just racism and thats it.)
Of course! Reporting is always an option, and it’s the first thing I do when this type of video pops up. But in many cases-the staff and algorithm aren’t exactly the best at taking this stuff down (if not completely ignoring it.) The purpose of videos like this is to spread enough information and awareness that this can be brought to the attention of those not listening!
Not really sure where to start, so here’s a list!! • Avoid negative stereotypes & caricatures (the basic stuff. Yellowed skin, thinned eyes-the martial arts poses sort of push it sometimes.) • if you’re looking to do traditional clothing on a character: do the proper research!! Avoid sexualizing the clothing & perpetrating orientalist views. • This is a personal gripe of mine-so please disregard this one if necessary. Don’t include the “haha insert Chinese thing” memes. A lot of the ones used tend to lean into/feed Sinophobia. Question “what exactly was the punchline here” before including it in the animation meme!! That’s all :3
No! But of course, make sure to be representing any culture you’re not apart of respectfully! Do the proper research before going ahead with things. If you’re not sure what’s considered ‘right’ to do, a search or two doesn’t hurt :)
"making a chinese characters eyes thin is offensive!!!" ...are you mental? like obviously making the skin yellow and making the eyes slanted is bad but dude.. NARROW EYES IS A FEATURE MOST ASIANS HAVE. using the same logic, i can say "you can't draw your african american characters with dark skin because that's stereotypical!" i am white, so i might not be the best to talk on this subject. correct me if i'm wrong about anything.
@@Antonwalnuts Narrow, as in closed and obviously overemphasized. Monolids ARE a common feature in Northeast Asians. However, the issue here is the over-the-top caricature that is being presented in these trends. If it wasn’t obvious-I am Asian. Not Northeast Asian-but I have experience being generalized alongside other people who can’t tell the difference. People often “pull their eyes back” to weaponize racial features. And in this, the intent is obvious. Dark skin is not a negative trait either-but when overtly done in a way to flanderize and becomes a caricature, then it’s an issue. Blackface comes to mind when thinking of weaponizing skin pigment. And I mean this in the most respectful way I can: You are white. There is a long, deeprooted history in the problems of caricature and flanderizing racial features. And again: Monolids are common. When done correctly and tastefully, there is no issue with them. This was not the case. If you are doing it with mind-fullness there isn’t a problem with monolids. Making them “thin” is.
@@SincerelyBinks this is always something I keep in mind! However-in this case both animations have been very spread around (and are unfortunately infamous) so in this case the intent was obvious and I didn’t feel the need to shield people who enable Sinophobia. But besides that!! In a very different case I would be censoring the names of any creators or artists mentioned.
On a brighter note, most of the animations now coming out of the Da Ge Mei trend have been steering away from the negative stereotyping! I’ve seen some really talented artists do their own takes and as of now there’s little to no issues.
That being said-I’m more than certain that the first video I’d shown here was likely an act of extreme ragebait. If you end up stumbling across the OP, it’s best to just block and move on. That’s all!! :3
My friend’s friend, did the trend with the traditional Chinese clothing 😮
A good example is Kowkii, a gachatuber :D
I’m glad that there has been a lot of criticism and pushback for the trend but the fact that it happened in the first place is quite…strange 😓
People will make ANY excuse to be racist and hide it behind “jokes.”
@@MerRantsweather it’s "oh it’s just ragebait!” or "it’s only a joke☠️" it’s still racist, i think people should take that into account.
@@toad-k Unfortunately I don't think they will, ever. It's a lot easier to hide behind "omg people are so sensitive nowadays", as if there aren't people who can't handle different ethnicities in large groupings, or as if there wasn't a huge civil rights act in the us under a 100 years ago.
Honestly I don't think these people will ever learn, or care to learn. As long as they can convince themselves there's ""plausible deniability"" in racism, then they'll always resort to that. As a brown person, regardless of whether it's at my ethnicities or not, I'm tired of it.
FINALLY SOMEONE IS SPEAKING ABOUT THIS, this has been a problem since 2021 and the "bing chilling" shit like omg....
It always kind of just seemed…off? Because objectively there wasn’t really anything I found funny about the memes that come from the same vein in that regard.
isn’t “bing chilling” ice cream in mandarin? Plus, isnt the way they wrote it is incorrect? [or in other words, you don’t rewrite the pronunciation of ice cream “bing chilling”] cause if it is then GEEE cause the context of some of the videos that used the audio did not relate to anything about icecream buh 🙏🙏
regretegang yeah it is, and i dont speak chinese but the proper pronounciation is "Bīngqílín".
@@MerRantsI think the “bing chilling” one was memed because of the Rock I think being the one to say it, the unfortunate reasons why he was forced to say the things he did to keep his job security, and the way he said the words themselves. I can’t speak for the racist uses of it, or the people who simply find it funny because “haha foreign word sound silly”, but that’s its context at least
@@table2.0 wasn’t it John Cena? Or am I misremembering? John Cena isn’t entirely fluent in mandarin but he’s been taking it for like a decade now. (Insert misconception here that im editing out 😞)
Found you from BreDrawz' video on this trend, great video and your art is so pretty AAAAAAA ‼️‼️
@@pretzz3l TYSMM :3 !!!
same, both from bre and this art is so yummy >:)
i found them from my home screen i saw their character activities video
Hot take that might not be that spicy: regardless if a thing is Schrödinger's Joke (something that's no longer just a joke in spaces where the bigotry is more accepted) or simple ragebait, it's all bad. Racism is bad...now where are my flowers.
Still, to be serious, even if it's ragebait it's still a problem. It's still hurting people. Who cares if it's to farm interactions, the root problem is why that kind of baiting even works on most social media platforms?! The problem lies with the people making this nonsense, and the sites that completely allow it (and even encourage it sometimes).
It's not just a phrase when people say "it's 2024", or whatever the current year is. It wasn't acceptable in the 16-1900s, it's not going to be acceptable any longer into the 2000s. Genuinely, you have so sense of humor or actual jokes if you rely on a straw hats, yellow skin, lines for eyes, stereotypical accents, so on so forth.
Kinda unrelated, but I find it ironically funny when people yap about humor no longer being "free" in the modern day. No, people just learned what actual comedy was, as well as unfortunately just now learning that bigotry in "jokes" does in fact harm real lives. Being entertaining or funny is an actual skill, and again I find it so funny how people who've never had that skill in the first place are complaining about people being "sensitive".
Can't rely on the conversations you have with your racist family as jokes, gotta actually write good material. But I guess that would require too much creativity and skill development.
THIS EXACTLY! Racism is still racism no matter how you put it out.
Internet/tiktok try not to be offensive challenge (IMPOSSIBLE) (FAILED)
Can't believe that people think that this is funny. I'm disappointed in a small part of the internet, but I'm happy that more animations that aren't racist are coming out more often at this time.
small note: I'm so happy for you that your video got linked in Bre's and that you got 100+ more subs too ^^ I'm so happy to be one of your first 25 subscribers, I'm predicting that you'll have at least 500 subs by 2025 :D
Fingers crossed 🤞🏽 thank you for your constant support!! It really means sm😭😭😭‼️‼️/gen /vpos
Oh god as an unfortunate genshin player, you're so right about the casual racism against chinese people, even when the game is made by chinese people.
Not to leave another comment, but I was heavily shocked when i learned people mocked Yun Jin's opera singing. I'll admit i was confused at first, i had never heard chinese opera before, but my first reaction wasn't to be _racist._ because that's weird. And wrong.
Maybe it's just an anime fanbase thing, but in general there's a hell of a lot of racism in genshin spaces. The only group i dont see face a lot of bigotry is Japanese people, and that's only because people are japanophiles/constantly sexualizing everything to do with japan and it's culture. Which is still gross and racist, but y'know. For a game that somewhat parallels our own with different countries and cultures (albeit with a 'healthy' dose of whitewashing, colorism, and homogenization of hardly connected cultures beyond geography), there sure are a lot of racists playing it. It's gross, and the japan fetishizers seriously need to get a hobby or a personality, instead of sexualizing every single thing related to Japanese people-they are humans, just like the rest of us.
LITERALLY on top of the colorism/misrepresentation of cultures within hoyo’s design-there’s also the fanbase adding that fuel to the fire. It’s just a depressing community to watch from a distance, yk?
YOUR ARTSTULE AND OC IS SO CUTE AND YOUR VOICE AHHHHHHHHH
TYYYY :3
@@MerRants YWW
I never knew about this!
Edit: I just found that one video, the person literally said that was the POINT
LIKE WTF??
😰😰😰😰😰😰… HUH!!!! I THOUGHT… I THOUGHT WE GREW FROM THIS A LONG TIME AGO. I am Chinese and I always forget that sinophobia exists (when in meme culture it’s obviously very prevalent) and so I always get shocked whenever I see *literal* caricatures of Chinese features especially in the art community. Like I never understood whats funny about pulling your eyes back, wearing a straw hat and soap opera songs, but now I feel I understand why it’s mostly yt people spreading this rubbish 😭
ommg ur already at 275 subs!!! dude ur channel is growing so fast
LITERALLY I CANT KEEP UP 😭😭😭
@@MerRants I FELEIVE IN U
I wish xenophobic and racist art trends would just stop. There’s a racist trend in MLP right now where people are whitewashing Misty who is clearly black coded down to her mane style. It all just makes me so sad, so sick. So upset.
I really hate the word blackcoded. What is apart of black code?? Like how does the way you act define your race?? And plenty of white people have thick textured hair that is usually associated with being black. Unless Misty’s race [idk who that is I haven’t been in the mop fandom since I was like 9] was confirmed to be African/black anyone can depict her as any race as she a pony with no confirmed race.
I wish xenophobic and racist art trends would stop too honestly. However, having coily/kinky hair does NOT make you "black coded" or whatever you just said. Africans are not the only people with coily hair yknow?
be serious, someone making a cartoon pony white is not even close to the same as the blatant racist caricatures in this trend
its not white washing when its literally a pony guys 😭
U can make headcanons all u want but it doesnt change the fact that a pony doesnt have a race, bc its a fucking horse, people can interperet a character however they would like.
@@__ocean_arts__ for clarification! Black-Coding, or coding as a whole in characters doesn’t just extend to curly haired nonhuman characters. Things like locs, braids, and other cultural nuances can be considered a coding! Especially when taking into account what other elements may be included in the character and their background. Though looking at the texture of the character’s hair (I’m not really in the mlp G5 fanbase) it doesn’t seem like a far reached stretch for the character :3
Yes white & nonblack folks can have curly hair, but the texturing of said hair can determine the coding!! (If this makes sense 😭)
im so sorry i thought that drawing was basil from hit game omori at first
HELPP😭
WAIT IM NOT DONE WITH THE VIDEO, ITS NOT??
WAIT IT ISNT?????????? ALSO OMORI MENTIONED
Omg,just found out about your channel,your oc is so adorable 😽🍓
3:09 I REMEMBER HEARING THIS SONG i still dont understand why people found it funny idk maybe its just me but after i heard it, it got me more interested into chinese opera
This is kinda long so bear with me 💔
Guhh lowkey I’m kinda scared to animate one of my ocs and make it public bc ppl might take them the wrong way and say that it’s a negative stereotype bc of the design choice, and not to mention the tons of r@c1st trends going around. Basically, I mostly base my ocs’ designs off of album covers, so I have an oc that’s based after the cover for the song Weird Bed &/or Yes Please, and one based after the Pinkerton album. I recently made a new oc based after the album Fashion Nugget, by CAKE. The issue is, his skin is yellow. I usually colorpick the colors from the albums, so he was either gonna have yellow skin, or jaundice. His eyes are NOT slanted or closed. He is in no way meant to be a stereotype, but I’m afraid ppl might witch hunt me for him having yellow skin. For context, he’s an American citizen, in the US Navy, and is of German decent. When I made him, I had no intention of him being a stereotype, I just wanted to base him off of an album I like. I think i might just change the album he’s based off of to avoid ppl calling me r@s1st. :( I don’t think ppl will think he’s a stereotype, but some might- 😔🙏💔
If he isn’t of Asian decent then I don’t see it as a problem! In most cases if you steer away from portrayal of stereotyping in any way you can-it shouldn’t be considered an issue. Especially if you colorpick from album color palettes! As long as you clarify that, then I think you’ll be good :3
Since yellowface is an Asian-centric stereotype, and based on your descriptions the character isn’t of that background, then the correlation as a whole is little to none. It’s a shame that this has to be discussed at all because of the preexistence of negative stereotypes and caricatures at all.
@@MerRants Aaa thank you so much 🙏🙏 I just needed some insight from other people. When I had made him I had no idea that these trends were going around, since I don’t use tiktok. Thank you for the advice and when I do eventually animate and/or draw him, I’ll make sure to clarify that he isn’t a stereotype!! ^_^
i love the way you shade
@@teslajeffrey AHHH TYSM :3
I just saw this on tik tok it's disgusting :( and alot are just rage bait but that doesn't matter it's still bad ☹️ genuine disgusting
ur so underated whathhhh
Remember me when ur famous
As a asian (more specific, filipino CHINESE PPL DONT DESCRIMINATE ME JDJDHF BLAME THE GOVERNME-) im actually disgusted?!? Some people need to learn that stereotyping is just wrong.. this shit started in 2021... i thought we grew up?
ANOTHER FILIPINO RAAHHHH!!!!
@@MerRants YAHOO
@@MerRants my brain hurts from ap (fuck you ap)
im so soryy but the first speedpaint omfg BRO HOW MANY DOODLES DO YOYU MAKE HOLY THATS SO MUCH MORE THAN I CAN DO
Some trends are weird Fr. But also, cool video!
TYSM :3
this art looks so yummy I might eat it later
Take a bite 🔥🔥🔥
@@MerRantsAlready did😋😋😋
im not gonna eat later im finishing this today
except many of my characters ARE asian (because i mainly relate to those characters too. but anyways..its just racist. literally just racism and thats it.)
I love your art!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
AHHH TYSM :3
@@MerRants :)
subscribing before u blow up! :)
Just ignore them and report the videos.
Of course! Reporting is always an option, and it’s the first thing I do when this type of video pops up. But in many cases-the staff and algorithm aren’t exactly the best at taking this stuff down (if not completely ignoring it.) The purpose of videos like this is to spread enough information and awareness that this can be brought to the attention of those not listening!
How to do this trend being recpectfull and not racist or stereo typing? Asking for my artist frend.
Not really sure where to start, so here’s a list!!
• Avoid negative stereotypes & caricatures (the basic stuff. Yellowed skin, thinned eyes-the martial arts poses sort of push it sometimes.)
• if you’re looking to do traditional clothing on a character: do the proper research!! Avoid sexualizing the clothing & perpetrating orientalist views.
• This is a personal gripe of mine-so please disregard this one if necessary. Don’t include the “haha insert Chinese thing” memes. A lot of the ones used tend to lean into/feed Sinophobia. Question “what exactly was the punchline here” before including it in the animation meme!!
That’s all :3
@@MerRants okay ty
OMG MOOT!!!
HAIIIIIIIII
Unrelated but is it bad if i make my Japanese oc wear Japanese kimono? :(((
No! But of course, make sure to be representing any culture you’re not apart of respectfully! Do the proper research before going ahead with things. If you’re not sure what’s considered ‘right’ to do, a search or two doesn’t hurt :)
@@MerRants ty 4 helping! :3
People who think xenophobia is funny are the same people who have never experienced prejudice
new subscriber (im 666 heh)
"making a chinese characters eyes thin is offensive!!!"
...are you mental?
like obviously making the skin yellow and making the eyes slanted is bad but dude.. NARROW EYES IS A FEATURE MOST ASIANS HAVE. using the same logic, i can say "you can't draw your african american characters with dark skin because that's stereotypical!"
i am white, so i might not be the best to talk on this subject. correct me if i'm wrong about anything.
@@Antonwalnuts Narrow, as in closed and obviously overemphasized. Monolids ARE a common feature in Northeast Asians. However, the issue here is the over-the-top caricature that is being presented in these trends. If it wasn’t obvious-I am Asian. Not Northeast Asian-but I have experience being generalized alongside other people who can’t tell the difference. People often “pull their eyes back” to weaponize racial features. And in this, the intent is obvious.
Dark skin is not a negative trait either-but when overtly done in a way to flanderize and becomes a caricature, then it’s an issue. Blackface comes to mind when thinking of weaponizing skin pigment.
And I mean this in the most respectful way I can: You are white. There is a long, deeprooted history in the problems of caricature and flanderizing racial features. And again: Monolids are common. When done correctly and tastefully, there is no issue with them. This was not the case. If you are doing it with mind-fullness there isn’t a problem with monolids. Making them “thin” is.
@@MerRants i apologize for misunderstanding.
@@Antonwalnuts it’s alright!! Some folks just genuinely don’t learn about this type of thing. Hopefully I worded things in a digestible manner :3
@@MerRants yayaya you did. i apologize if i seemed angry in the comment, i have a splitting headache
I'm surprised to find you on yt :D
This video is great! Can't wait to see what other thing's/videos you'll post :)
So glad someone said this 🙏
Also for future reference I recommend blurring out the namesof the creators so no one tries to go harass them! 🩷
@@SincerelyBinks this is always something I keep in mind! However-in this case both animations have been very spread around (and are unfortunately infamous) so in this case the intent was obvious and I didn’t feel the need to shield people who enable Sinophobia.
But besides that!! In a very different case I would be censoring the names of any creators or artists mentioned.
@@MerRants Thanks for the clarification!
i was getting pissed of that trend, like im asian right
can you not exaggerate the yellow? to indicate asians are yellow