14:37 I agree that y'all have different types of beauty :) Queenie is elegant, polished, and cute type of beauty while Dada is radiant, ethereal, natural beauty. When I saw your sister I literally thought she has such a cute look, and her personality makes her even prettier. Dadas facial features are so harmonious ❤ love from Canada 🇨🇦🍁
You are young, and I think you are at that age where being liked is important, but as you get older with more life experiences, that will not matter. Don't be afraid, you are missing out on people who will accept you. You will know then that they like you for who you are. Girls you are both beautiful
Do not compete with our younger sister, you don't need to put her down to feel pretty. and that breeds strife and jealousy for no reason. You're both pretty and your sister's hair is beautiful as well, I love the braid updo reminds me of locs
11:38 as a dark skinned black girl i always find it crazy how the colourism works over for you guys being too black you guys skin tone is actually pale from my pov
A dark Latina or Asian would be considered light in the black community but in their community they’re dark compared to their ppl. So they’re able to experience colorism and benefit from it
i've been following y'all for a while now and i'm so glad we finally got a 'deeper' qna!! i'm half korean and half brazilian and can relate sooo much with you
As a Korean born and raised, now an American citizen, my Korean relatives don't even see me as true Korean. But looking around at Korean American, I can see why. Most don't know Korean history, culture or even speak the language. Some never been to Korea. And they don't really make that much effort into learning about Korea. Yet, I see some of those Korean Americans acting as they are expert in all things Korea when in reality they know nothing.
its most likely because of racism. when u grow up as a korean in america, u are always the "other" no matter what u do. its like almost the opposite to mixed asians like queenie. you look asian but u are culturally american. (instead of looking like a foreigner but being culturally korean) no one ever accepts u in america even if ur born and raised and know nothing about korea. not only that but they will remind you constantly of how different u are. america is not the melting pot it claims to be. especially for asians. its called the "perpetual foreigner myth" for a reason. korean americans shouldnt have to put any effort into learning about korea. they are american. but because americans are racist and dont see u as one of them, korean americans feel forced to learn things about korea. its the process of racialization. its not their fault. and you blaming them for acting like experts ignores the long and painful history of racial hostility against asians in the u.s. assimilated diaspora do not need to understand nor do they claim to understand everything about their homelands because they do not live there. u may live in america now, but it seems u do not understand what its like to have such a fractured sense of identity in which u literally r pulled in both directions due to no choice of ur own except where ur parents decided to raise u. u may have made a choice but it is not their own choice to make. and frankly its so annoying when asians from asia act like asian americans are trying to be entitled little brats when in reality, immigration is often a very traumatic and life altering thing to endure, especially for 1st generations who came during difficult times historically. who cares if they never been to korea. there isnt simply "one" definition of "koreanness" that exists. korean americans are experts in their own right, to their own experiences, just as u are urs. that isnt wrong or bad as u assume.
You and your sister are twins and both very beautiful. Also, Koreans treat Korean Americans like foreigners too based on the fact that they don't live there, they don't know what is like to live there, they're not involved in the politics etc of that country, and many are not that good at the language so communication is also an issue at times, and let's not forget the customs they're not familiar with. I think that's how it is for most non homogenous countries though. Anyone deemed different in any way are assumed foreigners or outsiders.
Gurllll people are crazy bcuz y'all are two gorgeous ladies!❤ My little sisters go through this though they aren't mix its just genetics. Haters are cruel 😭
Until yall said yall age I deafinitly thought yall were twins! Dont let people get you down! Stay strong and continue being an inspiration to black women in Korea!
I was born in Korea and Asian American but whenever I meet Korean people, they are always shocked whenever I talk in Korean (fluently) lol I think it's been like that since I was a teenager pretty much. This is in America but even when I visited Korea, it was pretty much the same experience.
13:26 I felt this SO bad as a blasian w light skin. I get told by my black friends tht I’m white and not “black” enough but my asian friends not only think I’m too dark enough to be asian, but tht I also have “black” features so I’m not asian (I look asian to my black friends and depending on my asian friends, I look black or asian). It’s gen so infuriating bc I can’t be accepted into either one and you honestly feel left out so I could deeply relate w this
also the difference in mannerism too. I grew up w both the asian customary mannerisms/culture and the african way too. my african American friends get annoyed and shocked tht I’m way too respectful and have too much manners and how I don’t need to be “doing all tht.” although, asians and african elders really like me so ig that’s a plus
11:00 lol honestly the fact that u even want to make an effort to make friends means that u r doing rly well shyness aside im too anxious to even glance at other groups let alone want to insert myself
omg when people say "youre not black" its sooo annoying 😭 because since people know my mom is mixed with black and white its suddenly "youre mixed" even though they know my dad is fully black they think im just white ☠
dada means auntie in some parts of romania,i literally call my mom sister "dada maria" i had a ex girlfriend from a different part of romania and she said dada means grandma in her area
I feel like if someone actually approached you to befriend you, you'd be very hesitant. I don't think it's necessarily due to the skin color per se. Strangers even at school aren't going to just befriend you out of nowhere. Tbh, I went through a very similar experience growing up in the US as an Asian especially back in late 90s/2000s. I've been trying to say that I'm just an American but like the issue you addressed, I get that look or silence which can be loud suggesting that I'm Asian or Asian American at best, not just an American even though I'm patriotic, a military veteran, drive big suv/trucks, and eat American food, and etc.
Thank you sharing you both are very pretty and funny 100% I would love to have y’all as my bffs (also what do you recommend to people who are going to Korea for the first time because it kind of want to go for the food)
Queenie, I love you so freaking much, if you could respond to me, it'd mean the WORLD to me. Your videos are just🤌🤌🤌 You actually made me interested in Korean culture, and make me want to travel to Korea as well. I hope you never stop making videos, because they're just so entertaining and funny.
That’s because blacks don’t like to acknowledge being mixed race themselves. It kinda goes back to the shame of slaverape. We were forbidden to acknowledge our mixture and after a while it turned to resentment towards personal mixture in general
I agree with Dada, when she said you’re both pretty just in your own unique ways. There’s so much beauty in you guys being your individual selves 😌, it’s not about who’s prettiest 😭. Also, it’s the same for us black people that are mixed race in America.. you grow up with identity issues and don’t feel accepted anywhere 😕
Gah yall look like twins 😍😍👭👭 but as an answer to where you fit as a race, I would simply say that you are" women of color" or say that you are biracial. I say this from experience. I had a hard time finding where I fit because I experienced the same thing growing up as y'all. I was too black the native Americans and whites and not black enough for blacks. However all three races are visible and shown in me. So in my mid-twenties I decided not to pick any race because it's not fair to the parents and grandparents of mine who are other races. So I decided from then on I would not try to fit into any One race and simply be A WOMAN OF COLOR. 🙋🏽♀️🙋🏽♀️🙋🏽♀️
Both of you girls are pretty. Both of you would get mad guys wanting to be with you in America. Low key if I was 20 years old my preference would be more (right sister in grey) but both of you are very pretty, and if I was you two, I wouldn't even answer that question (about who is prettier) blood is thicker than dumb questions. Great Q&A though.
Trust me, black light skin women and girls get the same thing. If one more person calls me an Oreo or says I can’t cook because of my skin tone…I stg I’ll lose it.
In America, groups are very real. If you’re not already in a group, you most likely won’t be “accepted” - Americans are not welcoming, they’re very closed off (I’m saying this as a born and raised American, who’s lived in different states)
Groups are real but its definitely very easy to join a group once you befriend a person from it. Maybe its place by place but in cali i find people to be friendly and easy to become friends with this all just depends on you as a person.
@@Jamiar I do agree with this. Once you befriend someone first, individually. But, joining the group itself by trying to insert yourself into it without knowing anyone is when they’re closed off
I know you didn’t answer this question but to your sister dose it ever bother you that people assume your sexuality a lot or are you like nonchalant about it
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I’ve been waiting for this video, I lowkey thought you forgot about it 💀
LMFAOOO my bad😭❤️
@@queeniequeenITS OK, LOVE U BABE ❤
No need to compare yourself, both of you are really pretty!
That’s was such a sweet way to end the video talking about wat u like about eachother :)
That’s so cute, having a sister that you could really tell everything to and rely on. Hope it always stays like that for you guys.
14:37 I agree that y'all have different types of beauty :) Queenie is elegant, polished, and cute type of beauty while Dada is radiant, ethereal, natural beauty. When I saw your sister I literally thought she has such a cute look, and her personality makes her even prettier. Dadas facial features are so harmonious ❤ love from Canada 🇨🇦🍁
Dada looks soooo adorable 🤍
You are young, and I think you are at that age where being liked is important, but as you get older with more life experiences, that will not matter. Don't be afraid, you are missing out on people who will accept you. You will know then that they like you for who you are. Girls you are both beautiful
yall are GORGEOUS
Both of y’all are pretty!!! ❤️❤️
That last question was wonderful - we saw both of your hearts for each other. Sisters FOREVER!!!
Please..ur both pretty don’t compare yourselves like that. In the future skip those questions, they’re unnecessary.
You guys look both the same…no sah
Do not compete with our younger sister, you don't need to put her down to feel pretty. and that breeds strife and jealousy for no reason. You're both pretty and your sister's hair is beautiful as well, I love the braid updo reminds me of locs
It was never that deep bruh
Yeah that was weird....
Ur sister is pretty
11:38 as a dark skinned black girl i always find it crazy how the colourism works over for you guys being too black you guys skin tone is actually pale from my pov
If they were in us, they would be considered light skin. But in Asian society, they are considered to be tan or dark skinned
i agree.. im lightskined asf and to me they are pale too 😭
A dark Latina or Asian would be considered light in the black community but in their community they’re dark compared to their ppl. So they’re able to experience colorism and benefit from it
i've been following y'all for a while now and i'm so glad we finally got a 'deeper' qna!! i'm half korean and half brazilian and can relate sooo much with you
As a Korean born and raised, now an American citizen, my Korean relatives don't even see me as true Korean.
But looking around at Korean American, I can see why. Most don't know Korean history, culture or even speak the language. Some never been to Korea. And they don't really make that much effort into learning about Korea.
Yet, I see some of those Korean Americans acting as they are expert in all things Korea when in reality they know nothing.
its most likely because of racism. when u grow up as a korean in america, u are always the "other" no matter what u do. its like almost the opposite to mixed asians like queenie. you look asian but u are culturally american. (instead of looking like a foreigner but being culturally korean) no one ever accepts u in america even if ur born and raised and know nothing about korea. not only that but they will remind you constantly of how different u are. america is not the melting pot it claims to be. especially for asians. its called the "perpetual foreigner myth" for a reason. korean americans shouldnt have to put any effort into learning about korea. they are american. but because americans are racist and dont see u as one of them, korean americans feel forced to learn things about korea. its the process of racialization. its not their fault. and you blaming them for acting like experts ignores the long and painful history of racial hostility against asians in the u.s. assimilated diaspora do not need to understand nor do they claim to understand everything about their homelands because they do not live there. u may live in america now, but it seems u do not understand what its like to have such a fractured sense of identity in which u literally r pulled in both directions due to no choice of ur own except where ur parents decided to raise u. u may have made a choice but it is not their own choice to make. and frankly its so annoying when asians from asia act like asian americans are trying to be entitled little brats when in reality, immigration is often a very traumatic and life altering thing to endure, especially for 1st generations who came during difficult times historically. who cares if they never been to korea. there isnt simply "one" definition of "koreanness" that exists. korean americans are experts in their own right, to their own experiences, just as u are urs. that isnt wrong or bad as u assume.
Coming from a black person, ya'll are black, you do not need acceptance. Not to take away from your Korean side, but know you both are accepted!
You and your sister are twins and both very beautiful.
Also, Koreans treat Korean Americans like foreigners too based on the fact that they don't live there, they don't know what is like to live there, they're not involved in the politics etc of that country, and many are not that good at the language so communication is also an issue at times, and let's not forget the customs they're not familiar with.
I think that's how it is for most non homogenous countries though. Anyone deemed different in any way are assumed foreigners or outsiders.
both sisters are ❤❤❤❤so pretty 😍 ❤❤❤❤❤🥲
thank you🥹❤️❤️
@ love ya
Keep shining 💗💗💗💗💗🥹🥹💖
You and your sis 😭💗
i’m starting to think you can’t make a bad video you always keep me entertained 🕺🏽🫶🏼
bruh you a simp!LoL
@@supershockerJGONZALEZcan men genuinely like women without it being seen as simping?
@ yea but the way he does it, makes him seem like a simp lol
@ i’m a simp for letting someone know they make good content and keep me entertained?You a cornball 💀
@@luvcharli3-461 bruh first of all cornball is crazy🤣🤣 and bruh you’re not slick I know what you doing commenting that lol
So happy you guys talked about this, thank you for sharing! ❤😊
Gurllll people are crazy bcuz y'all are two gorgeous ladies!❤ My little sisters go through this though they aren't mix its just genetics. Haters are cruel 😭
Until yall said yall age I deafinitly thought yall were twins! Dont let people get you down! Stay strong and continue being an inspiration to black women in Korea!
Yall are actually gorgeous😭❤
Dada's so prettyyy
youu guys are so pretty :))
You two are very lovely young ladies and I'm glad you have each other, continue to grow and be yourselves.
“Remove the MOP outta your face?!!”😭
TELL YO SISTER TO HIT MY LINE 😜
Korean black people is so cool and interesting
You both are so gorgeous. Blasian kids are the most beautiful combos out there.
I was born in Korea and Asian American but whenever I meet Korean people, they are always shocked whenever I talk in Korean (fluently) lol I think it's been like that since I was a teenager pretty much. This is in America but even when I visited Korea, it was pretty much the same experience.
dada the whole time:
I don’t care🫤
You.Are.Both.Prettiest…there, I've settled it! 😉
자매였군요 두분 다 예쁘고 매력 있어요
두분 다 원하고자 하는 목표 꼭 이루시고 좋은 남자 만날 수 있을 거에요 그럴 자격 있어요ㅎㅎ
А я думал это брат
Omg your sister is so pretty 😍
5:40 Thank you for reading my questionnn 💗
13:26 I felt this SO bad as a blasian w light skin. I get told by my black friends tht I’m white and not “black” enough but my asian friends not only think I’m too dark enough to be asian, but tht I also have “black” features so I’m not asian (I look asian to my black friends and depending on my asian friends, I look black or asian). It’s gen so infuriating bc I can’t be accepted into either one and you honestly feel left out so I could deeply relate w this
also the difference in mannerism too. I grew up w both the asian customary mannerisms/culture and the african way too. my african American friends get annoyed and shocked tht I’m way too respectful and have too much manners and how I don’t need to be “doing all tht.” although, asians and african elders really like me so ig that’s a plus
Y'all are so gorgeousss❤❤
11:00 lol honestly the fact that u even want to make an effort to make friends means that u r doing rly well shyness aside
im too anxious to even glance at other groups let alone want to insert myself
19:45 this right here is violation 😂😂😂,love the sibling energy imao
You're both stunning! ✨
You are back !!😊
omg when people say "youre not black" its sooo annoying 😭 because since people know my mom is mixed with black and white its suddenly "youre mixed" even though they know my dad is fully black they think im just white ☠
but you're mixed. You just said that your mom is mixed.
@@MixedChick1fr
Ignore the haters, they are just jealous of how beautiful you are, you choose who you are and be happy with it
Love you both!!
Will date Queenie any time ❤❤
Planning to visit Seoul from Canada, and will love to meet you ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹
You're both so beautiful ❤❤
dada means auntie in some parts of romania,i literally call my mom sister "dada maria"
i had a ex girlfriend from a different part of romania and she said dada means grandma in her area
You guys are both soo pretty, and funny together💗💗 I wish I had a sister 😅😂
I feel like if someone actually approached you to befriend you, you'd be very hesitant. I don't think it's necessarily due to the skin color per se. Strangers even at school aren't going to just befriend you out of nowhere. Tbh, I went through a very similar experience growing up in the US as an Asian especially back in late 90s/2000s. I've been trying to say that I'm just an American but like the issue you addressed, I get that look or silence which can be loud suggesting that I'm Asian or Asian American at best, not just an American even though I'm patriotic, a military veteran, drive big suv/trucks, and eat American food, and etc.
Thank you sharing you both are very pretty and funny 100% I would love to have y’all as my bffs (also what do you recommend to people who are going to Korea for the first time because it kind of want to go for the food)
Queenie has a cuter style imo 💘
Queenie, I love you so freaking much, if you could respond to me, it'd mean the WORLD to me. Your videos are just🤌🤌🤌
You actually made me interested in Korean culture, and make me want to travel to Korea as well. I hope you never stop making videos, because they're just so entertaining and funny.
Beautiful young ladies❤❤
❤thank uuu
So yeah like I'm single and i have my passport
the girl on the right is so fine bruh im lowkey crushing hard LMAO
Are you a girl? lol
@ yeah? lol
Ayo pause 🤣🤣🤣
@@supershockerJGONZALEZ ?
Girl, same😍😍
13:13 I had that same experience. I'm half black and I have been told that I'm not really black. Because I'm mixed.
That’s because blacks don’t like to acknowledge being mixed race themselves. It kinda goes back to the shame of slaverape. We were forbidden to acknowledge our mixture and after a while it turned to resentment towards personal mixture in general
I agree with Dada, when she said you’re both pretty just in your own unique ways. There’s so much beauty in you guys being your individual selves 😌, it’s not about who’s prettiest 😭. Also, it’s the same for us black people that are mixed race in America.. you grow up with identity issues and don’t feel accepted anywhere 😕
ur sis is so pretty
You 2 are absolutely pretty, your skin is beautiful-for the racist koreans it's not that hard to research and learn about new culture
13:11 i felt that as a mexican American
Hey Mexican American gang!!🤟🤟
퀴니님 istj라니 저랑 정반대시네요 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
how long were you in america vs korea?
2yrs in america and the rest was all in Korea!
@@queeniequeen cool! ty for repyling
Gah yall look like twins 😍😍👭👭 but as an answer to where you fit as a race, I would simply say that you are" women of color" or say that you are biracial. I say this from experience. I had a hard time finding where I fit because I experienced the same thing growing up as y'all. I was too black the native Americans and whites and not black enough for blacks. However all three races are visible and shown in me. So in my mid-twenties I decided not to pick any race because it's not fair to the parents and grandparents of mine who are other races. So I decided from then on I would not try to fit into any One race and simply be A WOMAN OF COLOR. 🙋🏽♀️🙋🏽♀️🙋🏽♀️
i lowkey thought dada was a nickname omg
oh i dindt realize this was just posted. hehehe early!
love you beauties, beautiful and well raised, if I ever come to Korea would love to meet you both
Both of you girls are pretty. Both of you would get mad guys wanting to be with you in America. Low key if I was 20 years old my preference would be more (right sister in grey) but both of you are very pretty, and if I was you two, I wouldn't even answer that question (about who is prettier) blood is thicker than dumb questions. Great Q&A though.
My beautiful ladies, that’s the lost. You are very beautiful. I believe those men are scared of strong women.
🔥🔥
Yas
❤❤
Hi~ 👋
FIRSTT
You guys are cool
❤
it's weird how I somehow hear Korean accent when when you speak English.
been there too long..."what's MuJokGun in English?"
@@AA_cowgomooabsolutely or unconditionally depending on the situation.
16:22😭🤣🤣
한국 사람댓글은 읍나 ㅠㅠ 잘 보고있슴다
임다다씨 장원영 닮았어요
🥰
Trust me, black light skin women and girls get the same thing. If one more person calls me an Oreo or says I can’t cook because of my skin tone…I stg I’ll lose it.
In America, groups are very real. If you’re not already in a group, you most likely won’t be “accepted” - Americans are not welcoming, they’re very closed off (I’m saying this as a born and raised American, who’s lived in different states)
Nah this isn’t true you’re just unlucky there are groups but in most cases people socialise and will definitely accept other people into their groups
Nah, this might have been a local thing for you. This didn't really happen at my school.
Groups are real but its definitely very easy to join a group once you befriend a person from it. Maybe its place by place but in cali i find people to be friendly and easy to become friends with this all just depends on you as a person.
@@Jamiar I do agree with this. Once you befriend someone first, individually. But, joining the group itself by trying to insert yourself into it without knowing anyone is when they’re closed off
You guy's are just different type of pretty. Queenie is cute, but dada has a more masculine androgynous attractiveness 🌝 ⁽..ᶦˢ ˢʰᵉ ᶠᵒʳ ᵗʰᵉ ᵍᶦʳˡˢ⁾
you a freak!! lol
Yea you right she is for me
She said in an insta story that she is straight😞
You’re so real but she’s straight sadly…😭
Your birthday is 5 days before mine
I know you didn’t answer this question but to your sister dose it ever bother you that people assume your sexuality a lot or are you like nonchalant about it
why does your sister act like she doesn’t know anything 😭seems like you’re more interested in the video than her…
shes probably just not used to being in front of a camera
@@heysiri7016mhm
Ya cause it's her video....
😂 You are both beautiful but Dada is goddess pretty. She's really gorgeous and you are cute (for k-beauty standards).
I WANT TO BE A VETERINARIAN WHEN I GROW UP KIM JU AE ㅉㅕㅏㅣㄸㄴㄴ 🇪🇹 어ㅣ므 리
Is your sister gay?
is that your business?
@@flaaffyfairyyes
@@purplestarlite100not rlly
@@Shoigrrrl it is
@@purplestarlite100 how is it your business?
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No offense queenie but I think your sister is cuter 🙈🙈🙈
thanks for your Q&A
also has anyone said that u look like ice spice !!! the eye shape, idk i kind of see it !!!