Hey everyone! So someone commented on my IG about calling myself a "minority" and describing it as "my whole life" and I just wanted to clarify since it was cut from the video. I lived abroad in Paraguay during my more formative years and was part of a "minority" group of foreigners since there weren't many foreigners in the country. I recognize my word choice could've been better (jet-lagged brain did me dirty) and also that I pretty much have privilege everywhere I go. Still, thanks for interviewing me~ I hope this clarifies so there's no future misunderstanding! 🤍
@@cm24624 Thank you! That was my intention behind it but some people were misunderstanding what I was meaning and leaving rude comments so I wanted to address it
He’s very unbiased and impartial. Totally asking the questions we all want to know but would ever ask. The fact that he speaks Korean takes this channel to the next level!
He is intelligent, polite, and treats people with rescpect. Not laughing or anything. Also always dresed well. Plus tall and handsome. I would say he gives Keanu Reeves vibes.
Kinda feelt sad for you when you said that Koreans acting like they don’t understand you when you speaking their language. Feels a little bit like some bully mentality they got going on over there, but I guess it’s not the majority who act like that. Thank you for sharing 🙏🏼
would love to see a video 'what's living in korea like for SE asian people. Like some real people working there and not just students. Would be really interested to see that
For Southern Asia people it seem they had very hardest experience at korean….im feel sorry for them….they deserve better…this make me change my perspective about Korean people…
she's brazilian as she did say before but now I can relate her brazilian accent because we speak slower and clearly explained in a polite way, it's good
i feel that in this day in age korean people are smart enough to understand that we all are just humans and treating some one better just based on there color of skin is crazy
I wish that was the case, I'm from Germany as an exchange student and have friends who are also exchange students from SEA and the let me tell you, the "privilege" I get as a white person is not the same as my friends.
Thanks to Jerry for having me on, to clarify a lot of what I am saying here is a generalisation and I have no doubt my opinions will change in future. Race is not something in your control so my advice for long-term stay foreigners of non Korean decent is to focus on spending time in the language, communication is your only tool against any discrimination. 90% of the so called 'foreigner problems' are just a language issue. Change yourself before trying to change the world. It can be done. Learn how to exchange ideas, enter the culture and live in KOREA! (using English all day is living in the west). - George
@Learn paint Paint I think you might have missed my point which is okay. If a foreigner goes to live in Korea surely they need to adapt and not expect everyone to speak the international language. Because Korea doesn't have to let foreigners in, we are actually privileged enough to be in 'their' country. So out of respect for the culture and in order to function in your chosen society (for long term stayers) learning the language is required. Transversely, if a Korean citizen does not plan on staying abroad long term or have a career where English is needed, despite the potential benefits, I think its their choice to learn the 'international language'. To conclude, communication solves foreigner issues. Going abroad expecting things to be 'international' is not realistic and is a popular false idea in the west.
@@jojigreensmith i agree with you 100 percent . however, what i meant was about those who stay in a country for short term ,and since korea is trying hard to advertise itself on tourism market , i expect government to allocate more of budget to educate people in this way . because simply if i wanna just see a country for like a week i wouldn't try to learn it's language unless i'm interested or it has a benefit in my life and i would for sure get help from a guide , but even with a guide you may still need to talk to local people and it's rude if they act on a way like you're weird or something because you don't know the language . that's what is called hospitability . also knowing English as the second language is an index of literacy at least in my country
Interested thing about being half white and half Korean, most everyone thought I was 100% Korean and almost no one spoke to me in English;even after I said sorry my Korean is bad, I am American. Can you speak English? (Albeit I said it Korean) However, when my aunt (white) visited me over Lunar new year they would often speak English to her or if she said in English to them they would often just look at me and speak Korea.
It didn't seem that hard lol.. she in the wrong country if she wants people to speak English honestly. But then again she is young so probably just wants to live life and experience without much thinking.
In Korea for 18 years. 90% of the time being white is awesome. My darker skinned foreigner friends have more difficulties. The hardest part is being a magnet for weirdos. We are easy to spot and perceived as safe.....so if a strange person wants to be strange, then we get it.
@Wisdom out loud Ok thats great, well dont think youll get pampered by everyone and worshiped, cause you people always feel like you are better then any other race when really you guys arent.
@@JetPackDiddy True.. That african black entertainer called Jonathan became really big and most popular among all foreigners in sk~ none of other foreigners from other race could famous as 조나단
Not really, they love our features, but that’s it. We will do amazing in the modeling industry, that’s it. They just want our features. There’s plenty of "no foreigners" signs in asia.
I don't really care if a black person say white privilege or what not idc lol Because white people in Asia are treated as equal in Asia instead of mistreating them and majority of them is russian.
Asia? From when did only japan china and korea represent asia? Maybe white people are more welcomed in japan and korea or maybe in china. But in the Central asia, white people are not that much foreigners . Or if you dont speak russian, you are not welcomed foreigner regardless of race. When people see the people looking like white, kazakh, kyrgyz and uzbek people think they maybe russian. Do not generalize all the people looking like white are welcomed in every asian country.
@@shark1140 That's understandable. Without delving too deeply into Geography, I was primarily referring to South, South East, and East Asia in particular, rather than Central Asia. I'm sure we can all agree that these three regions make up the vast majority, and they are the most frequently visited by foreigners in the west. I haven't done much research on the mentioned areas, so I'll take your word for it for the time being.
Wow Your channel and videos are amazing! I also have white friends staying in Korea. They mentioned one of the bad things which was that the old generations tend to look or stare at them in the streets when passing by. Don't know the intention but for them, it didn't feel pleasant.
In my opinion some things that people think is racism is not really racism. When I was stationed in Japan I had some instances, but I never viewed it as racism and I still love Japan. If you try to view everything as being racist towards you and get jaded by it, you will miss out on a lot of opportunities. I am playing on visiting South Korea next year because I am interested in seeing Seoul and Jeju Island.
The white girl who fits the beauty standard saying there’s no racism or colorism in Korea is completely out of touch with reality. Just because you don’t experience it doesn’t mean it doesn’t exist. And of course she immediately adds “I have a lot of black friends”
@@marcoslightspeed5517 Not much as in korea.Many white people come in india but people don't keep fetishizing them for their white skin.They treat other races same way.But some people like white skin slightly more.But in korea,if you are not white,you are not wellcome
@@Returntonature145 Indians in general are not as beauty stricken in general. I've seen Indians in India and they don't care how they dress or look in general. Koreans care about their dress and skin a lot
It is true that many people in South Korea may make assumptions or have biases based on a person's nationality. This is a form of discrimination and is not acceptable. Everyone deserves to be treated with respect and fairness, regardless of their nationality. It is important to note that discrimination and biases can happen in any society and it's crucial to address and combat these attitudes. It's also important to remember that people from any one country can have a wide range of backgrounds, experiences, and perspectives, and it's unfair to make assumptions or generalizations about any group of people based on their nationality.
Compared to OTHER countries, discrimination in South Korea based on your appearance/race is very minimal. Go to Brazil, Russia, Sweden, India, Australia, US, and Kenya, and then come back here.
Compared to OTHER countries, discrimination in South Korea based on your appearance/race is very minimal. Go to Brazil, Russia, Sweden, India, Australia, US, and Kenya, and then come back here.
(It can be awkward using a translator) Foreigners who think Koreans do whitewashing are rude people who don't even try to understand Korean culture. White skin has traditionally been the standard of beauty in Korea. Because white skin used to mean a position where white skin didn't have to work outside, the preference for white skin hasn't changed much even now, but that doesn't mean white people can be rude and black people are discriminated against. In Korea, it is called Samblack, Samhong, and Sambaek, and the standard of beauty is that hair, eyebrows, eyes are black, lips, cheeks, nails are red, and skin, hands, and teeth are white The Chinese beauty statue right next door is the same In 儒玉 (623), there is '骨肌氷梅' (ice/skin/bead/bone bone), which is 'a metaphorical term for a beautiful person with clear skin, or the fine and cleanness of plum blossoms'. It is used for 'Seolgi (meaning white skin like snow, and the name of the skin of a beautiful woman).' 腰雪膚細세허리:요)피부고가늘는함부눈설는(: Thin waist and white skin like eyes It's called red-colored makeup, which applies percentage to the face and red-colored makeup to the cheeks
Australia like really??? I live here in Australia and I’m half Filipino and also have Indian friends, Greek, Spanish, Italians and of course Australians I’ve know since primary school. I’m now 48 years old and have never experienced racism nor did any of my friends, Australia is a multicultural country and has learned to respect and coexist with other people from different backgrounds, this is also thought in school from a very young age, they even have harmony day at school one’s a year were students must wear orange shirt to celebrate multicultural day, do you even live in Australia?! Because the only thing Australian hate are people who disrespect our culture to fit into their beliefs and ideology. We don’t like it when they come here to Australia for a better life to get away from their country that oppressed them due to their culture and religious beliefs and lack of freedom they didn’t have back in their own country to only try and change our ways of life. An example is trying to stop Christmas celebrations at school because they don’t believe in it, well hello you choose to move and live in a Christian country where majority are Christians and this Australian find it offensive and extremely rude considering that we have allowed them to continue their cultural, traditions and even letting them build a Mosque. All Australian asked it that people should pay the same amount of respect and not push your ideology towards the non believers from a totally different faith and culture background.
Squid game was the first Korean TV show I watched when it was first put on the world stage through Netflix. I've watched alot more korean content since and I've noticed some trends. They're obsessed with 'America' much in the same way (I think) that Indians seem to be obsessed with all things London/UK. Most people seem to already recognise this. For some reason they always use Hawaii is an ideal destination for luxury travel, what gives?
They love Hawaii because it's beautiful and easily accessible. A lot of Koreans don't have many vacation days, so they want to be able to experience a western country not too far from them geographically. The plane ride will be quicker than any mainland western nation.
Compared to OTHER countries, discrimination in South Korea based on your appearance/race is very minimal. Go to Brazil, Russia, Sweden, India, Australia, US, and Kenya, and then come back here.
I think this his happening alot in korea so some of popular celebrity have to speak about it and explain the people that don't do this otherwise people start unfollowing everything 👍
There's a saying in Korea that being white can erase all other flaws. I even had a conversation with a Korean guy who said that if a girl was not his type (overweight for example), he could like her for being blonde and white. I definitely didn't have bad experiences but I had mixed friends that did. Being pale and European is definitely an advantage in Korea. The next best thing is Latin or Arab/Turkish. It's a weird hierarchy
@Jenna L Yep, there are plenty of pale Koreans and skin bleaching is a big thing all around non-western countries, but that doesn't take away from the fact that we (I don't know if you're white) are treated better. Koreans will admit it themselves.
@@RXH88 It was surprising to me too. I do have friends who weren't white/pale who had positive experiences, but there is still a kind of engrained bias
What the fuk are u talking about? majority of koreans are born with white/pale/light skin naturally but plenty of them easily get dark/tanned during summers because of tons of uv here in the summer. Remember the climate in winter of northern regions of south korea is extremely cold and lack of sun, so it's natural that even naturally tanned skinned koreans get lighter skins during winter time and there are lots of pale/white skinned koreans because they are not frequently/consistently exposed to the UV
Can you please make a video asking the Korean youngsters as well as the Korean middle aged people asking them what they think about the Korean beauty standard, and why people are so obsessed with white skin ,makeup, surgeries....Or whether they are discriminating people with other skin colors .... As you know their language , you can ask better
What i wanna say is that Koreans don't care about western peole much. Western people think Caucasians have white skin but Many Koreans think they have red skin. So some Koreans call them 홍인 that means 'red people'. I think skin color isn't too important if it looks healthy but unhealthy skin can be discriminated in Korea. Bright and clean skin seems rich. Because rich people dont work outside. So Koreans want it.
I was quite surprised to find that the White gentleman had a racist experience. Overall, really honest renditions of their opinions based on experiences, thoroughly enjoyed the video.
Well, milions of koreans call caucasians as "yankee" or "giant nose" or "reddish human(홍인)" seceretly and discriminate them. In japan, many nationalists there call caucasians as "white pigs"
I thought the guy commenting on the dating scene in Korea, the difference between dating korean women and European, was interesting, and I would have liked him to develop it a bit more. For me it sounds more like korean women dont like players, but thats my interpretation. And that its more acceptable to play and be a flirt in Europe...
People need to understand/realize that being white can be beneficial to a certain extent or degree (in other cultures). Yes there is often the perception that one may automatically be well off, because of media and what society pushes forth and some individuals still having a very colonized mind-set within the black and brown communities. But in all honesty, if you are over-weight or what not, a Korean’s treatment of one will not be the best since they value people being thin. So if you fall within the category of attractive on a world-wide scale because you are thin (or in shape), your features come together nicely, and etc. Despite your ethnic and racial background you will still be acknowledged and told you are attractive. Trust me (Latina, tan-dark skin chica), with friends in Korea that were black etc. You will have a good time, same applies for traveling in other countries. Looks are looks…
I love your videos! The questions you ask and the experience from your guests you bring on really capture the general picture of racism in Korea. I appreciate the extra focus you put on their personal stories. They provide valuable insight views about their society since my friend from Vietnam went through a similar experience in Korea. Once, her part-time boss told her she should be paid less because she's Southeast Asian and from a poorer country. It's disheartening, and I genuinely hope that no one else has to go through such situations.
Okay so some people might not fight the "Beauty standard" of South Korea, and all I have to say to that is, so what and who cares? As long as people are not making you feel uncomfortable, for who you are, then it's not a topic that needs to be frequently discussed about. Keep your attitude and demeanor in check, and you're going places, no matter what you look like. Focus on your day-to-day interactions, and not what you hear about from the other perspective. Enjoyable watch, once again 👍 Need to know where you got that black leather jacket from 😂
Compared to OTHER countries, discrimination in South Korea based on your appearance/race is very minimal. Go to Brazil, Russia, Sweden, India, Australia, US, and Kenya, and then come back here.
Am so thankful for traveling and having friends from different cultures, because if that wasn't the case. I WOULD THINK KOREA IS S PLACE OF INSANITY. and place stop using the phase Korean people or in Korea. Because I think deep down the majority or not racist ,their just Afraid to go against society's outlook.
White people in general aren’t treated better than dark skin people. In the states, many white people experience racism in many liberal college campuses
What's the point of the question? The interviewees seem they have no clue if they've through those experiences because they're white or just foreigner or exotic-looking person.
Yeah sad reality shows for European girls who have blonde hair and blue eyes , God Zeus had blue eyes ,That’s why Korean people call you as Chosen one or Godess or staying away ....
Not trying to be racist but imagine an Asian looking down on a Spaniard or Italian with tan/brown skin 😂 Though honestly Asians and natives have it the hardest when it comes to racism. I was light skin but my time in Spain and Mexico gave me that tan/light brown that I always wanted from the Spaniard actor Antonio Banderas 🇪🇸
인종차별이라는 개념 자체가 한국에는 적용되기 어려운 개념입니다. 역사적으로 한국은 차별할 인종에 대한 경험 자체가 거의 없는 나라인데 서양인들은 자신들이 가진 인종차별적 사고를 한국인들도 한다고 생각하는 것 같아요. 그리고 그것은 한국이라는 동양 국가의 역사나 문화에 대한 서양인들의 무지에서 비롯되는 생각입니다. 그리고 그 생각 자체가 한국에 대한 인종차별적 사고라는 것을 서양인들은 알아야 합니다.
@@theace3164 한국인 들은 창백한 피부를 좋아하는게 아니라 하얀 피부를 좋아하는 경향이 있습니다. 즉 백인의 창백하고 핏줄이 다 보이고 울긋불긋하고 약간 붉은기를 보이는 피부를 좋아하는게 아니라 동북아시아인이 거의 햇빛에 노출이 안된 하얀 피부를 좋아하는 경향이 있습니다 즉 백인을 추종하는게 아니라 과거 거의 힘든일을 하지 않은 지배층 귀족들의 피부를 선호하게 된 겁니다. 그렇다고 모든 한국인이 하얀피부를 좋아하는게 아니라 일부러 썬텐을 해서 피부를 어둡게 하거나 갈색으로 하는 사람들도 많습니다. 예전에 오히려 피부를 썬텐으로 태워서 건강하게 보인는게 유행하기도 했으나 한국 미용의 주류가 미백피부라고 해서 하얀 백색피부를 더 광고하고 그에따른 화장품이 많이 생기고 여성들 자체가 하얀피부를 더 깨끝하고 여성스럽다도 여기며 미백에 신경을 쓰기 시작하며 하얀피부를 더 많이 선호하게 됐지요 그렇나 남성의 기준에서는 피부보다 더 중요한게 인종에 상관없이 예쁘고 몸매가 좋으면 더 끌리는게 사실입니다. 이건 인종에 상관없이 남녀모두 공통된 인간의 본성이지요 즉 인종차별이 아니라 예쁘고 잘생기고 몸매가 좋은 걸 추종하는 인류의 공통된 현상일 뿐입니다 어느나라나 마찬가지지요 심지어 동남아와 인도는 피부의 색깔(백색의 정도)로 그나라의 신분을 정의 할 정도로 백색에 열중하지요 한국은 신분까지 구분할 정도는 절대 아니지요 즉 한국은 절대 인종차별이 아니고 미에 대한 기준이 하얀피부를 정당하게 선호하는 경향이 사람들이 조금 많을 뿐이지요 (이것도 전부가 아닌 일부이고 한국여성들 자신이 원해서 그렇게 된 겁니다) 11:41 11:41
The way alot of Western Women are into K-culture right now, actually travelling to Korea to find their 'oppa' them Korean men dont even need to lift a finger, hell I see bus loads of white women in Hongdae/Itawon throwing themselves at any Korean men they find lol
I'm pretty sure it would have been worse if the Nazis and Japan won WW2. Honestly, my blood curdles just thinking about it. If you think racism and xenophobia is bad in 2022, imagine how much worse it could have been.
this is so off topic but i need to share because it made me so happy, seeing this video and seeing all these beautiful white women with big noses makes me feel so good, because im white and all the white girls around me for the most part, have small noses, but seeing this video and all these beautiful women having big noses is just mwah ❤
noses if they are straight don't make much of an impact what is more important is the eye area. More often than not, it makes or breaks your attractiveness
@@ellixt4208 whether the eyes are slanted upwards aka positive cantal tilt , whether you have hunter eyes aka hooded eyes, are your eyes of the same dimension aka symmetric ? does your face cover your upper eye lid area or is exposed etc.. aka gives you sleepy eyes
go check out QOVES studio he makes these 'scientific' face ratings I can recommend you more channels but I don't know if you girls would like em >~< They are kinda part of the 'incel' community
If you're very pretty like dasha taran and fit the korean beauty standards, then you will get treated better than an attractive white girl with blonde hair and blue eyes.
you can always dye your hair and wear contacts the SKIN is the most important part. which most of north/ west europe already have. white people want to subtly addd the rest of their features to the korean beauty standards, when that is just not true at all. people could want to be pale without wanting coloured hair or eyes .
Respectfully, what you say is impossible to say respectfully. Painting Asians with one brush us not at all an act of someone who has a nuanced understanding of people.
That old man probably kicked you because you kept blocking him and walked slowly. It’s usually the foreigners in Korea bring and use drugs what is this guy talking about.
To clarify, I was standing still at a traffic light. If it was somehow my mistake, do you really think being sworn and spat at is a just response? He explictly said "씨발 양키놈들... 쯧, 더러운 새끼들" Come on man. The man who kicked me and seemed high is what they refer to as 노숙자. Take one trip to 서울역 and you will understand the type of person I am describing. As for drugs, it sounds like you believe that drug use is only exclusive to/ or mainly used by foreigners in Korea. Drugs can be easily purchased on apps like telegram by Koreans and raicism exists in every part of the world. I hope we cleared some misunderstanding here, assuming 'he probablly kicked me becuase it was my fault' is really overlooking the situation. Let's not defend someone who responds with violence to a man 'blocking him' (even though I can assure you me and my 2 other Korean friends were waiting there way before he showed up) just based off the fact he's a Korean, he should not of hit me, yes even Korean people get high too, I'd appreacite it if you would think again about your comment.
(It can be awkward using a translator) Foreigners who think Koreans do whitewashing are rude people who don't even try to understand Korean culture. Traditionally, white skin has been the standard of beauty in Korea. Because in the past, white skin meant status without having to work outside Even now, the preference for white skin has not changed much, but that does not mean that white people can be rude and that black people are discriminated against.
@@tommypop2139 남자야 크게 영향을 안받을 수 있으나 여자는 확실하게 하얀 피부가 선호된게 사실인데 뭔 이상한 소리 하냐? 내가 언제 까무잡잡한 여자가 평가절하 된다고 했냐? 하얀 피부를 가진 여자가 가산을 받는다고 했지 지 혼자 논점 비틀어서 이상한말 하고 있네 ㅋㅋ
@@tommypop2139 우리나라에서는 삼흑(三黑), 삼홍(三紅), 삼백(三白)이라 하여 머리카락과 눈썹, 눈동자가 검고 입술과 볼, 손톱이 붉으며 살결과 손, 치아가 하얀 것을 미의 기준으로 삼았다 바로 옆 중국 미인상도 똑같다 儒林 (623)에는 ‘氷肌玉骨’(얼음 빙/피부 기/구슬 옥/뼈 골)이 나오는데,‘살결이 맑고 깨끗한 美人(미인)을 비유적으로 이르거나, 혹은 梅花(매화)의 곱고 깨끗함을 비유적으로 이르는 말’이다. 雪肌(설기:눈처럼 흰 살갗이라는 뜻으로, 미인의 살결을 이름)’등에 쓰인다. 細腰雪膚(세요설부:허리는 가늘고 피부는 눈처럼 희어야 함) 紅粧粉飾(홍장분식:화장은 얼굴에는 백분을 바르고 뺨에는 붉은 색조 화장을 함)이 그것이다 말이 되는 소리를 좀 해라
No one is being rude to you when you’re literally discriminating against someone for not being white skin! You say is part of your culture but tradition is in the past you’re in 2022 and you’re still talking about white skin that’s colorism and racism at its finest. It’s not about not understanding Korean culture it’s about y’all trying to keep hiding behind the fact that your tradition and culture is adjacent to white supremacy! It’s rude for you to even try to pretend as though Black people don’t face discrimination for being black
Compared to OTHER countries, discrimination in South Korea based on your appearance/race is very minimal. Go to Brazil, Russia, Sweden, India, Australia, US, and Kenya, and then come back here.
It is a pleasure to see this video as a Korean staying abroad. But I'd like to leave some comments on experiences what they've got in Korea for better understanding of ppl who are not native Koreans. First of all, racism that they talked in this video is more like a lookism, as all female interviewees talked in this video, the beauty standard in this country is about how your skin color is light(white) or not. It gets more stronger when it comes to point of veiws toward females, among Korean females they tend to value someone who has lighter skin color and also males do the same. But for males having light skin color doesn't really matter, cuz some of girls prefer brown or dark skins of men becoz they think it looks more masculine. But in general Korean ppl don't associate skin colors with someone's intellectual abilities or personality. If they treat someone poorly with their streotypes on skin color then that is definitaley a racial discrimination. But as far as I experienced, I've never witnesed that sort ot things in Korea. So their beauty standard is not attiributed to admiration toward white ppl or western society. Just Korean esthetic has been obsessed with the color 'white' but not with the western cultures, for example most of Koreans would not understand the point of tanned skins in western society. Because in Korean history only noble privillaged class was free from physical activities and especially for females from noble class going outside from their own house is something going agianst the morals in the society for 300 years, in addition after being independent Korea was World's poorest country ever, so they kept admiring who are free from hard workloads, the upper class, and white skin was a symbol that demonstrates those females are noble. Hence it is more like a view of beauty that we've beared through the history of our country rather than a mean to discriminate foriegners. And for the British guy, I would say it was just a random under educated old man who does the shit to a random person, but still can not exclude the case he is actually xenophobic. Hook ups in Hong-Dae or other popular hanging out places in Seoul(Capital city) are pretty common and those youngsters do those things someone looks beautiful or "easy" regardless where the person come from. If you are in those situations you can simply avoid them by saying 'I'm in a relationship' in Korean. For the last comment, dating in Korea as a foreigner might be tough or difficult especially if you are seeking Koreans for your date. Koreans tend to be in a close circle only with the people they've known for a long time and they already have their life-long groups from their high schools or even from elementry school. So it is a common challenge for Koreans to have deep relationships with ppl they met after highschool. I assume you gotta try hard to get to know them and get into their circles, I have an Ukranian freind who got married Korean guy but she was really good at speaking Korean and studied and worked with Koreans for several years. But I'd say it is because Koreans are more used to be in their safe zones but not necessarily they want to exclude foreigners from them. Hope your time in Korea be worth a lot.
@@lalli.mp4 Olá, é uma lamentação, sim. O jeito que você disse que até no Brasil as pessoas te confundem com europeia pareceu uma vanglória. Muitos brasileiros tem complexo de vira-lata(não tô dizendo que é teu caso); principalmente pessoas brancas que acham que descendem de vikings. (Isso é muito normal aqui no sul, onde vivo) Enfim, tu também pode ter feito isso sem a intenção, neste caso, mil desculpas pelo comentário. Forte abraço.
@@jonasalves3875 Oi Jonas, na realidade eu acredito que ele cortou a parte. Foi Vangloria Não mano, justo pelo contrário. Eu mencionei isso por conta do meu privilégio branco, saca? Essa questão de se vangloriar por parecer não-latino é patética pra falar a verdade, e por ser nordestina também tenho zero apreço por esse tipo de elitismo e identificação eurocentrica (Sou ascendente de imigrantes ciganos, minha família por pouco foi extinta pela colonização KK.Tenho mais rancor disso do quê você imagina). Entendo de mais tua revolta, fico só triste de ter passado essa impressão, pq é justo o contrário. Quando tentam tirar minha identidade latina eu sou a primeira a entrar em desespero. 😜
@@lalli.mp4 Ah, sim, entendi sua argumentação. Desculpas, então. É ótimo você reconhecer seu privilégio como pessoa branca (o que não sou) do mesmo jeito que é ótimo eu reconhecer o meu como homem, hetero (mesmo sendo negro). Eu validei muito sua entrevista, só foi aquela parte mesmo que me pareceu estranha, mas foi de supetão mesmo o meu comentário, sabe? Desculpa por te julgar assim, abraços.
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Hey everyone! So someone commented on my IG about calling myself a "minority" and describing it as "my whole life" and I just wanted to clarify since it was cut from the video. I lived abroad in Paraguay during my more formative years and was part of a "minority" group of foreigners since there weren't many foreigners in the country. I recognize my word choice could've been better (jet-lagged brain did me dirty) and also that I pretty much have privilege everywhere I go.
Still, thanks for interviewing me~ I hope this clarifies so there's no future misunderstanding! 🤍
Was nice chatting with you.
As a viewer I understood and thought it was interesting an perspective to share of experiencing being a minority while also being "white".
@@cm24624 Thank you! That was my intention behind it but some people were misunderstanding what I was meaning and leaving rude comments so I wanted to address it
@@KExplorer Great channel. Keep it up. 👍👌
You don’t have to explain yourself. Don’t listen to the trolls, they are racist themselves. You were right to call yourself a minority.
I feel like this guy has a gift for interviews it seems like every person he talks to is so comfortable and open
He’s very unbiased and impartial. Totally asking the questions we all want to know but would ever ask. The fact that he speaks Korean takes this channel to the next level!
Maybe,in his videos, he just put only the ones who are open
He is intelligent, polite, and treats people with rescpect. Not laughing or anything. Also always dresed well. Plus tall and handsome. I would say he gives Keanu Reeves vibes.
If "every person" didn't feign being so comfortable and open towards him, they would be cancelled for going against #BLM
His voice is the key
It was a pleasure talking with you! 😊 Sorry I couldn’t get all my thoughts together haha I look forward to your future videos!
You did great Cassie 😊 was great chatting with you
Kinda feelt sad for you when you said that Koreans acting like they don’t understand you when you speaking their language. Feels a little bit like some bully mentality they got going on over there, but I guess it’s not the majority who act like that. Thank you for sharing 🙏🏼
just a little criticism from me i recommend to not use the word 'like' that much, it bothered me after a while actually
@@BengVideo therapy 🥺
Thanks for being so open and honest.
Bro! Your facial expressions when you listen to the person answer are just amazing 😂😂😂
100% unfunny 🤣😂🤣
Bro I thought the same 🤣🤣 I thought I was the only who seems to concerned about it 😂
You should try interview other Asians whose in Korea, like those from Malaysia, Indonesia etc Asian tanned skin people.
would love to see a video 'what's living in korea like for SE asian people. Like some real people working there and not just students. Would be really interested to see that
Definitely working on that
I agree too. So interesting
@@KExplorer Nice!
Me too...
Mesmo nervosa a brasileira foi tudo! hablou meeeesmo, e mesmo sendo branca soube falar muito bem sobre colorismo.
Obrigada amg!!!
For Southern Asia people it seem they had very hardest experience at korean….im feel sorry for them….they deserve better…this make me change my perspective about Korean people…
It depends
If they're whiter skinned. They get respect and if they're not then yes
she's brazilian as she did say before but now I can relate her brazilian accent because we speak slower and clearly explained in a polite way, it's good
i feel that in this day in age korean people are smart enough to understand that we all are just humans and treating some one better just based on there color of skin is crazy
I wish that was the case, I'm from Germany as an exchange student and have friends who are also exchange students from SEA and the let me tell you, the "privilege" I get as a white person is not the same as my friends.
its not about only colors of skin. we have the most aesthetic skull features. go cry lol
that Brazilian girl is very honest. I bet another race from the same country would tell a different story.
Thanks to Jerry for having me on, to clarify a lot of what I am saying here is a generalisation and I have no doubt my opinions will change in future. Race is not something in your control so my advice for long-term stay foreigners of non Korean decent is to focus on spending time in the language, communication is your only tool against any discrimination. 90% of the so called 'foreigner problems' are just a language issue. Change yourself before trying to change the world. It can be done. Learn how to exchange ideas, enter the culture and live in KOREA! (using English all day is living in the west). - George
english is the international language so what koreans try to do ? change the international language?
@Learn paint Paint I think you might have missed my point which is okay. If a foreigner goes to live in Korea surely they need to adapt and not expect everyone to speak the international language. Because Korea doesn't have to let foreigners in, we are actually privileged enough to be in 'their' country. So out of respect for the culture and in order to function in your chosen society (for long term stayers) learning the language is required. Transversely, if a Korean citizen does not plan on staying abroad long term or have a career where English is needed, despite the potential benefits, I think its their choice to learn the 'international language'. To conclude, communication solves foreigner issues. Going abroad expecting things to be 'international' is not realistic and is a popular false idea in the west.
@@jojigreensmith i agree with you 100 percent . however, what i meant was about those who stay in a country for short term ,and since korea is trying hard to advertise itself on tourism market , i expect government to allocate more of budget to educate people in this way . because simply if i wanna just see a country for like a week i wouldn't try to learn it's language unless i'm interested or it has a benefit in my life and i would for sure get help from a guide , but even with a guide you may still need to talk to local people and it's rude if they act on a way like you're weird or something because you don't know the language . that's what is called hospitability . also knowing English as the second language is an index of literacy at least in my country
@@learnpaintpaint 100% sure you graduated only high school or low class university
@@Thanksvarymach sorry but i've graduated from tokyo uni
I really enjoyed hearing their experiences thank you for this video
Interested thing about being half white and half Korean, most everyone thought I was 100% Korean and almost no one spoke to me in English;even after I said sorry my Korean is bad, I am American. Can you speak English? (Albeit I said it Korean) However, when my aunt (white) visited me over Lunar new year they would often speak English to her or if she said in English to them they would often just look at me and speak Korea.
You should a collab with Takashi from Japan. That would be a great collab
8:26 Hahahahah that was so smooth bro 💀
She is such a cutiest.
It didn't seem that hard lol.. she in the wrong country if she wants people to speak English honestly. But then again she is young so probably just wants to live life and experience without much thinking.
She was digging my man
@@aoh4905when did she say she wants them to speak english for her
In Korea for 18 years.
90% of the time being white is awesome.
My darker skinned foreigner friends have more difficulties.
The hardest part is being a magnet for weirdos. We are easy to spot and perceived as safe.....so if a strange person wants to be strange, then we get it.
Trust me when i say you are not special in korea just cause you have whiter skin, i was born and still live there, things has changed.
@@xxxnotfunnnyxxx8901 I still live in Korea too.... being white is still awesome.
@Wisdom out loud Ok thats great, well dont think youll get pampered by everyone and worshiped, cause you people always feel like you are better then any other race when really you guys arent.
I wouldn’t say it’s awesome being white in Korea. White people face racism in Korea too
If you’re blonde and blue eyed you’re a GOD.
Funny and sad at the same time
Sad reality.
There is no blue eyed and blonde one who became big/famous nor popular in korea. No one. So stop saying bullshits.
If you're African with curly hair you're a God
@@JetPackDiddy True.. That african black entertainer called Jonathan became really big and most popular among all foreigners in sk~ none of other foreigners from other race could famous as 조나단
White people do well in Asia. They are loved and privileged there, but this was still interesting to watch.
Not really, they love our features, but that’s it. We will do amazing in the modeling industry, that’s it. They just want our features. There’s plenty of "no foreigners" signs in asia.
In general Asian people don't like foreigners but white people can because Russia is living with them lol.
I don't really care if a black person say white privilege or what not idc lol
Because white people in Asia are treated as equal in Asia instead of mistreating them and majority of them is russian.
Asia? From when did only japan china and korea represent asia? Maybe white people are more welcomed in japan and korea or maybe in china. But in the Central asia, white people are not that much foreigners . Or if you dont speak russian, you are not welcomed foreigner regardless of race. When people see the people looking like white, kazakh, kyrgyz and uzbek people think they maybe russian. Do not generalize all the people looking like white are welcomed in every asian country.
@@shark1140 That's understandable. Without delving too deeply into Geography, I was primarily referring to South, South East, and East Asia in particular, rather than Central Asia. I'm sure we can all agree that these three regions make up the vast majority, and they are the most frequently visited by foreigners in the west. I haven't done much research on the mentioned areas, so I'll take your word for it for the time being.
0:22 that girl is soooo fine
Jeremy was out there spitting game at 8:26 👀 LMAO
Wow
Your channel and videos are amazing!
I also have white friends staying in Korea.
They mentioned one of the bad things which was that the old generations tend to look or stare at them in the streets when passing by.
Don't know the intention but for them, it didn't feel pleasant.
White skinned woman who is treated well in Korea because of racism.
"korean is great place".
Very logical.
Yeah she is kinda saying things that make no sense which is why I don’t completely believe her
In my opinion some things that people think is racism is not really racism. When I was stationed in Japan I had some instances, but I never viewed it as racism and I still love Japan. If you try to view everything as being racist towards you and get jaded by it, you will miss out on a lot of opportunities. I am playing on visiting South Korea next year because I am interested in seeing Seoul and Jeju Island.
I read the title of the video and laughed my ass off. If you know, you know.
The white girl who fits the beauty standard saying there’s no racism or colorism in Korea is completely out of touch with reality. Just because you don’t experience it doesn’t mean it doesn’t exist. And of course she immediately adds “I have a lot of black friends”
“I have a lot of black friends”... no you dont. nobody has a lot of black friends.
lol
Most white people who say I have black friends aren’t racist
When he shoot his shot and asked for her number 😂 8:29
Jamal loves snowbunnies
its funny seeing them pretend they hate the colorism but when it's the whole reason they're there lol
Not really ppl go there bc it’s exploration doing something new or because of school reasons 🏃🏻♂️some ppls mindsets aren’t like yours topdawg911
Most white people don’t go to korea because of colorism. You are just making a racist assumption
6:30 "Foreigners are easy" Foreign K-Drama fan girls are there to look for their "Oppa" so it's not a surprise they all think that.
white in korea you got it easy there
@@meditationwithjoakim8363 it's basically like that around the world
@@marcoslightspeed5517 True
@@marcoslightspeed5517 Not much as in korea.Many white people come in india but people don't keep fetishizing them for their white skin.They treat other races same way.But some people like white skin slightly more.But in korea,if you are not white,you are not wellcome
@@Returntonature145 What about African?
Or arabs they treated same in Korea?
@@Returntonature145 Indians in general are not as beauty stricken in general. I've seen Indians in India and they don't care how they dress or look in general. Koreans care about their dress and skin a lot
yo why everyone single one of your fits hard asf. immaculate drip fr.
It is true that many people in South Korea may make assumptions or have biases based on a person's nationality. This is a form of discrimination and is not acceptable. Everyone deserves to be treated with respect and fairness, regardless of their nationality. It is important to note that discrimination and biases can happen in any society and it's crucial to address and combat these attitudes. It's also important to remember that people from any one country can have a wide range of backgrounds, experiences, and perspectives, and it's unfair to make assumptions or generalizations about any group of people based on their nationality.
Compared to OTHER countries, discrimination in South Korea based on your appearance/race is very minimal. Go to Brazil, Russia, Sweden, India, Australia, US, and Kenya, and then come back here.
Compared to OTHER countries, discrimination in South Korea based on your appearance/race is very minimal. Go to Brazil, Russia, Sweden, India, Australia, US, and Kenya, and then come back here.
(It can be awkward using a translator) Foreigners who think Koreans do whitewashing are rude people who don't even try to understand Korean culture. White skin has traditionally been the standard of beauty in Korea. Because white skin used to mean a position where white skin didn't have to work outside, the preference for white skin hasn't changed much even now, but that doesn't mean white people can be rude and black people are discriminated against.
In Korea, it is called Samblack, Samhong, and Sambaek, and the standard of beauty is that hair, eyebrows, eyes are black, lips, cheeks, nails are red, and skin, hands, and teeth are white
The Chinese beauty statue right next door is the same
In 儒玉 (623), there is '骨肌氷梅' (ice/skin/bead/bone bone), which is 'a metaphorical term for a beautiful person with clear skin, or the fine and cleanness of plum blossoms'.
It is used for 'Seolgi (meaning white skin like snow, and the name of the skin of a beautiful woman).'
腰雪膚細세허리:요)피부고가늘는함부눈설는(: Thin waist and white skin like eyes
It's called red-colored makeup, which applies percentage to the face and red-colored makeup to the cheeks
@@jellybellyfun3288 maybe only sweden australia and us only.
Australia like really??? I live here in Australia and I’m half Filipino and also have Indian friends, Greek, Spanish, Italians and of course Australians I’ve know since primary school. I’m now 48 years old and have never experienced racism nor did any of my friends, Australia is a multicultural country and has learned to respect and coexist with other people from different backgrounds, this is also thought in school from a very young age, they even have harmony day at school one’s a year were students must wear orange shirt to celebrate multicultural day, do you even live in Australia?! Because the only thing Australian hate are people who disrespect our culture to fit into their beliefs and ideology. We don’t like it when they come here to Australia for a better life to get away from their country that oppressed them due to their culture and religious beliefs and lack of freedom they didn’t have back in their own country to only try and change our ways of life. An example is trying to stop Christmas celebrations at school because they don’t believe in it, well hello you choose to move and live in a Christian country where majority are Christians and this Australian find it offensive and extremely rude considering that we have allowed them to continue their cultural, traditions and even letting them build a Mosque. All Australian asked it that people should pay the same amount of respect and not push your ideology towards the non believers from a totally different faith and culture background.
I am lucky and bless to be born in my lovely nation where people don't have so called beauty standards
Another great one! Keep em coming Mr. K Explorer 🔥🔥🔥
Squid game was the first Korean TV show I watched when it was first put on the world stage through Netflix.
I've watched alot more korean content since and I've noticed some trends. They're obsessed with 'America' much in the same way (I think) that Indians seem to be obsessed with all things London/UK. Most people seem to already recognise this.
For some reason they always use Hawaii is an ideal destination for luxury travel, what gives?
I thought Hawaii was just a luxury harbor
Japan is the same, and American culture is a powerful fantasy in many countries
They love Hawaii because it's beautiful and easily accessible. A lot of Koreans don't have many vacation days, so they want to be able to experience a western country not too far from them geographically. The plane ride will be quicker than any mainland western nation.
@@Raphanne Ah! Proximity. TY
Compared to OTHER countries, discrimination in South Korea based on your appearance/race is very minimal. Go to Brazil, Russia, Sweden, India, Australia, US, and Kenya, and then come back here.
Brazilian, for sure haha. ❤😂 Such a strong accent hahah.
9:07 I agree. I noticed I had to be more deliberate in Korea with the focus and attention.
8:26 SHOOT YOUR SHOT MY MAN!!!!
i've always wanted to go korea but it makes me sad to know that i'll probably be judged or expriment racism because of my physical appearance
I really just enjoy seeing his outfits. They´re always top notch love his fashion style.
I think this his happening alot in korea so some of popular celebrity have to speak about it and explain the people that don't do this otherwise people start unfollowing everything 👍
Jeremy shooting his shot and hitting LMAO.
There's a saying in Korea that being white can erase all other flaws. I even had a conversation with a Korean guy who said that if a girl was not his type (overweight for example), he could like her for being blonde and white. I definitely didn't have bad experiences but I had mixed friends that did. Being pale and European is definitely an advantage in Korea. The next best thing is Latin or Arab/Turkish. It's a weird hierarchy
@Jenna L Yep, there are plenty of pale Koreans and skin bleaching is a big thing all around non-western countries, but that doesn't take away from the fact that we (I don't know if you're white) are treated better. Koreans will admit it themselves.
Crazy to hear that
@@RXH88 It was surprising to me too. I do have friends who weren't white/pale who had positive experiences, but there is still a kind of engrained bias
But definitely beautiful white. Not ugly white. Same goes to latin and arab. Beautiful girls get treated nicely everywhere in KR.
What the fuk are u talking about? majority of koreans are born with white/pale/light skin naturally but plenty of them easily get dark/tanned during summers because of tons of uv here in the summer. Remember the climate in winter of northern regions of south korea is extremely cold and lack of sun, so it's natural that even naturally tanned skinned koreans get lighter skins during winter time and there are lots of pale/white skinned koreans because they are not frequently/consistently exposed to the UV
Can you please make a video asking the Korean youngsters as well as the Korean middle aged people asking them what they think about the Korean beauty standard, and why people are so obsessed with white skin ,makeup, surgeries....Or whether they are discriminating people with other skin colors ....
As you know their language , you can ask better
What i wanna say is that Koreans don't care about western peole much. Western people think Caucasians have white skin but Many Koreans think they have red skin. So some Koreans call them 홍인 that means 'red people'.
I think skin color isn't too important if it looks healthy but unhealthy skin can be discriminated in Korea. Bright and clean skin seems rich. Because rich people dont work outside. So Koreans want it.
There are videos about that.
Not just korea
only thing left is to do is to tell them you re from a country they have no idea about it . 👌that would limit their stereotyping .
Great interview
Please do one with South Asians (Bangladesh, India, Pakistan, Nepal, Bhutan, Srilanka, Maldives, Afghanistan) living in Korea too.
I told you once, and i'll stay saying how important is you channel and content 💕
How this guy hasn’t blown up is beyond me
I know he’s amazing and unbiased
I was quite surprised to find that the White gentleman had a racist experience. Overall, really honest renditions of their opinions based on experiences, thoroughly enjoyed the video.
i think this old grandpa just wanted to bother anyone if he wasnt there im sure he would have been aggressive to someone else
@@migukin7492 yes I’ve heard stuffs like Yankee or a big nose which both a word for mocking white people
"racism"
Well, milions of koreans call caucasians as "yankee" or "giant nose" or "reddish human(홍인)" seceretly and discriminate them. In japan, many nationalists there call caucasians as "white pigs"
@@bbukutan5375 many nationalists in japan = mostly Korean descents Japanese
Really interesting interviews.
Me now being scare to speak Korean there and to get say “뭐라고?” 😂🥲
I thought the guy commenting on the dating scene in Korea, the difference between dating korean women and European, was interesting, and I would have liked him to develop it a bit more. For me it sounds more like korean women dont like players, but thats my interpretation. And that its more acceptable to play and be a flirt in Europe...
People need to understand/realize that being white can be beneficial to a certain extent or degree (in other cultures). Yes there is often the perception that one may automatically be well off, because of media and what society pushes forth and some individuals still having a very colonized mind-set within the black and brown communities. But in all honesty, if you are over-weight or what not, a Korean’s treatment of one will not be the best since they value people being thin. So if you fall within the category of attractive on a world-wide scale because you are thin (or in shape), your features come together nicely, and etc. Despite your ethnic and racial background you will still be acknowledged and told you are attractive. Trust me (Latina, tan-dark skin chica), with friends in Korea that were black etc. You will have a good time, same applies for traveling in other countries. Looks are looks…
I love how the dark haired girl said she has black model friends and she wants to look out for them. 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Wow so woke
I love your videos! The questions you ask and the experience from your guests you bring on really capture the general picture of racism in Korea. I appreciate the extra focus you put on their personal stories. They provide valuable insight views about their society since my friend from Vietnam went through a similar experience in Korea. Once, her part-time boss told her she should be paid less because she's Southeast Asian and from a poorer country. It's disheartening, and I genuinely hope that no one else has to go through such situations.
Out of topic but this man is mad gorgeous
Okay so some people might not fight the "Beauty standard" of South Korea, and all I have to say to that is, so what and who cares? As long as people are not making you feel uncomfortable, for who you are, then it's not a topic that needs to be frequently discussed about. Keep your attitude and demeanor in check, and you're going places, no matter what you look like. Focus on your day-to-day interactions, and not what you hear about from the other perspective. Enjoyable watch, once again 👍 Need to know where you got that black leather jacket from 😂
I kind of agree but beauty standards do seem to be very important in Korea. They get so much plastic surgery for a reason
Compared to OTHER countries, discrimination in South Korea based on your appearance/race is very minimal. Go to Brazil, Russia, Sweden, India, Australia, US, and Kenya, and then come back here.
@@jellybellyfun3288no . Korea is overboard. They literally block you from entering a club
Am so thankful for traveling and having friends from different cultures, because if that wasn't the case. I WOULD THINK KOREA IS S PLACE OF INSANITY. and place stop using the phase Korean people or in Korea. Because I think deep down the majority or not racist ,their just Afraid to go against society's outlook.
Dude your hairstyle is sweet looking.
GREAT CONTENT!
Your channel is really good you should also think about being a model it will absolutely suit you
9:05 I am sure girls really don’t like that in any country!!
As a Korean, I agree about it.
7:50 relatable single since birth and turning 21🎉
I feel like Korean women are forced to be dependent on men. Or have this sort of elitism of the men taking care of the women idealism.
Lol women are forced to exploit men and be gold diggers? Why do women think they have no accountability?
This is a video about white people in Korea, save your feminist comment for another video..
I respect the fact that, white peoples accept that they are treat them better than dark skin.
White people in general aren’t treated better than dark skin people. In the states, many white people experience racism in many liberal college campuses
That white guy was spitting facts and not making it a personal matter.
What's the point of the question? The interviewees seem they have no clue if they've through those experiences because they're white or just foreigner or exotic-looking person.
I love Korea through drama and movies but ... After hearing racism! My love slowly slipped down a bit! Love from Pakistan if you hear pak name...
Jerry with the rizz @5:25 😂🫰
Yeah sad reality shows for European girls who have blonde hair and blue eyes ,
God Zeus had blue eyes ,That’s why Korean people call you as Chosen one or Godess or staying away ....
Not trying to be racist but imagine an Asian looking down on a Spaniard or Italian with tan/brown skin 😂 Though honestly Asians and natives have it the hardest when it comes to racism. I was light skin but my time in Spain and Mexico gave me that tan/light brown that I always wanted from the Spaniard actor Antonio Banderas 🇪🇸
White people experience more racism than minorities these days
@@jonjonboi3701No they don’t. That just perpetual victimhood and media propaganda.
Yea I’m good on Korea
인종차별이라는 개념 자체가 한국에는 적용되기 어려운 개념입니다. 역사적으로 한국은 차별할 인종에 대한 경험 자체가 거의 없는 나라인데 서양인들은 자신들이 가진 인종차별적 사고를 한국인들도 한다고 생각하는 것 같아요. 그리고 그것은 한국이라는 동양 국가의 역사나 문화에 대한 서양인들의 무지에서 비롯되는 생각입니다. 그리고 그 생각 자체가 한국에 대한 인종차별적 사고라는 것을 서양인들은 알아야 합니다.
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Interesting could you explain more?
@@theace3164 한국인 들은 창백한 피부를 좋아하는게 아니라 하얀 피부를 좋아하는 경향이 있습니다.
즉 백인의 창백하고 핏줄이 다 보이고 울긋불긋하고 약간 붉은기를 보이는 피부를 좋아하는게 아니라
동북아시아인이 거의 햇빛에 노출이 안된 하얀 피부를 좋아하는 경향이 있습니다
즉 백인을 추종하는게 아니라 과거 거의 힘든일을 하지 않은 지배층 귀족들의 피부를 선호하게 된 겁니다.
그렇다고 모든 한국인이 하얀피부를 좋아하는게 아니라 일부러 썬텐을 해서 피부를 어둡게 하거나 갈색으로 하는 사람들도 많습니다.
예전에 오히려 피부를 썬텐으로 태워서 건강하게 보인는게 유행하기도 했으나
한국 미용의 주류가 미백피부라고 해서 하얀 백색피부를 더 광고하고 그에따른 화장품이 많이 생기고 여성들 자체가 하얀피부를 더 깨끝하고 여성스럽다도 여기며 미백에 신경을 쓰기 시작하며 하얀피부를 더 많이 선호하게 됐지요
그렇나 남성의 기준에서는 피부보다 더 중요한게 인종에 상관없이 예쁘고 몸매가 좋으면 더 끌리는게 사실입니다.
이건 인종에 상관없이 남녀모두 공통된 인간의 본성이지요
즉 인종차별이 아니라 예쁘고 잘생기고 몸매가 좋은 걸 추종하는 인류의 공통된 현상일 뿐입니다
어느나라나 마찬가지지요
심지어 동남아와 인도는 피부의 색깔(백색의 정도)로 그나라의 신분을 정의 할 정도로 백색에 열중하지요
한국은 신분까지 구분할 정도는 절대 아니지요 즉 한국은 절대 인종차별이 아니고
미에 대한 기준이 하얀피부를 정당하게 선호하는 경향이 사람들이 조금 많을 뿐이지요 (이것도 전부가 아닌 일부이고 한국여성들 자신이 원해서 그렇게 된 겁니다) 11:41 11:41
Doesn't matter local, foreign or alien. Attitude is vital
W comment
This dude putting “little” white guy in the subs like nobody would notice. Trying too hard.
Western guys are treated like greek gods.. They will get any girl in korea
The way alot of Western Women are into K-culture right now, actually travelling to Korea to find their 'oppa' them Korean men dont even need to lift a finger, hell I see bus loads of white women in Hongdae/Itawon throwing themselves at any Korean men they find lol
The Brazilian Girl is complaining about colorism while the situation is largely worse in her native country
근데 백인들이 하얗다고 칭찬받는거 보통 진심인데 그렇게 심각하게 받아들일건아님 한국인들은 그냥 친해지려고 칭찬으로 시작함 그렇게 당신들의 피부가 부럽지 않다 당신이 흑인이었다면 당신들의 신체적 능력을 다른식으로 칭찬했을것이다
하지만 한국인들은 흑인이나 남아시아인을 칭찬하지 않습니다. 당신은 모두 너무 r
This is the result of Japanese empire lost during WW2.
I'm pretty sure it would have been worse if the Nazis and Japan won WW2. Honestly, my blood curdles just thinking about it. If you think racism and xenophobia is bad in 2022, imagine how much worse it could have been.
Straight up bad.
This conversations are akward and cringe.
Especially since he’s black himself😂
stop making that lightskin stare
huh?
Sin city was Amazing.
I thought she was Lisa from blackpink 😂
this is so off topic but i need to share because it made me so happy, seeing this video and seeing all these beautiful white women with big noses makes me feel so good, because im white and all the white girls around me for the most part, have small noses, but seeing this video and all these beautiful women having big noses is just mwah ❤
noses if they are straight don't make much of an impact
what is more important is the eye area. More often than not, it makes or breaks your attractiveness
@@pkhaloobonaccio9883 eye area? like in between ur eyes ?
@@ellixt4208 whether the eyes are slanted upwards aka positive cantal tilt , whether you have hunter eyes aka hooded eyes, are your eyes of the same dimension aka symmetric ?
does your face cover your upper eye lid area or is exposed etc.. aka gives you sleepy eyes
go check out QOVES studio he makes these 'scientific' face ratings
I can recommend you more channels but I don't know if you girls would like em >~<
They are kinda part of the 'incel' community
What an interesting comment lol.
한글 자막 좀 달아주세요
How did you learn korean
와 존잼인데 이 인터뷰
I've met numerous Koreans who've said that they consider people with dark skin subhuman and that this is the general social consensus.
This person is spreading bad rumors about Koreans. I'm 한국인.
Bet you they wouldn’t dare come to Spain or Italy and say that to the Spaniards and Italians that are tan/brown. They’d get humbled real quick 🇪🇸 🇮🇹
Hahah so if white girl with black eye and black hair 😅 how they would treated her ???
If you're very pretty like dasha taran and fit the korean beauty standards, then you will get treated better than an attractive white girl with blonde hair and blue eyes.
you can always dye your hair and wear contacts the SKIN is the most important part. which most of north/ west europe already have. white people want to subtly addd the rest of their features to the korean beauty standards, when that is just not true at all. people could want to be pale without wanting coloured hair or eyes .
인종간 감정유발 자제좀요ㅠㅜ
황인종,흑인,백인...우리는 모두 지구인
We’re not treated as such stop deflecting the conversation
Then we should treat each other as such. Beautiful message though ❤
Agreed but tell your people that who discriminate against foreigners that visit your country 💀
Man Asians be in their own little bubble,emotional intelligence and understanding that things are nuanced is a tall task for them,respectfully.
Respectfully, what you say is impossible to say respectfully. Painting Asians with one brush us not at all an act of someone who has a nuanced understanding of people.
That’s every race, go to Europe or Africa. Same thing
Yeah what's the problem with that?
Lol we have many race in Asia we don't need to mix around with other continent.
That old man probably kicked you because you kept blocking him and walked slowly. It’s usually the foreigners in Korea bring and use drugs what is this guy talking about.
Lol old man never hesitate his way blocked. He must had been very angry😂
To clarify, I was standing still at a traffic light. If it was somehow my mistake, do you really think being sworn and spat at is a just response? He explictly said "씨발 양키놈들... 쯧, 더러운 새끼들" Come on man. The man who kicked me and seemed high is what they refer to as 노숙자. Take one trip to 서울역 and you will understand the type of person I am describing. As for drugs, it sounds like you believe that drug use is only exclusive to/ or mainly used by foreigners in Korea. Drugs can be easily purchased on apps like telegram by Koreans and raicism exists in every part of the world. I hope we cleared some misunderstanding here, assuming 'he probablly kicked me becuase it was my fault' is really overlooking the situation. Let's not defend someone who responds with violence to a man 'blocking him' (even though I can assure you me and my 2 other Korean friends were waiting there way before he showed up) just based off the fact he's a Korean, he should not of hit me, yes even Korean people get high too, I'd appreacite it if you would think again about your comment.
It's a boring interview. Usually, they don't even care if you're black, white, or foreign.😂😂
Some do and that's what we talk about lol.. even in Africa they care about lighter or darker skins.
They most certainly do. This was a fun video but nothing people already didn’t already know.
Tell me you’ve never been to Korea without saying you’ve never been to Korea.
US girl are beautiful really heart warming 😋
7:12 😂😭💀 yea cause they know Latinas some freaks, I love Latinas🤷🏾♂️ Ik cause my girl a freak PR bhaddie
(It can be awkward using a translator)
Foreigners who think Koreans do whitewashing are rude people who don't even try to understand Korean culture.
Traditionally, white skin has been the standard of beauty in Korea.
Because in the past, white skin meant status without having to work outside
Even now, the preference for white skin has not changed much, but that does not mean that white people can be rude and that black people are discriminated against.
니 의견에도 동의 못한다. 옛날엔 남자가 까무잡잡하고 그래야 남자라는 소리들었다. 여자도 흰피부를 선호했지만 그렇다고 까무잡잡한 여자가 덜 평가받고 그러는건 없었다. 그냥 개인 선호도 차이였지. 유행은 돌고 도는거라 흰피부 선호가 영원한거라 생각하지도 않는다.
@@tommypop2139 남자야 크게 영향을 안받을 수 있으나 여자는 확실하게 하얀 피부가 선호된게 사실인데 뭔 이상한 소리 하냐?
내가 언제 까무잡잡한 여자가 평가절하 된다고 했냐? 하얀 피부를 가진 여자가 가산을 받는다고 했지 지 혼자 논점 비틀어서 이상한말 하고 있네 ㅋㅋ
@@tommypop2139 우리나라에서는 삼흑(三黑), 삼홍(三紅), 삼백(三白)이라 하여 머리카락과 눈썹, 눈동자가 검고 입술과 볼, 손톱이 붉으며 살결과 손, 치아가 하얀 것을 미의 기준으로 삼았다
바로 옆 중국 미인상도 똑같다
儒林 (623)에는 ‘氷肌玉骨’(얼음 빙/피부 기/구슬 옥/뼈 골)이 나오는데,‘살결이 맑고 깨끗한 美人(미인)을 비유적으로 이르거나, 혹은 梅花(매화)의 곱고 깨끗함을 비유적으로 이르는 말’이다.
雪肌(설기:눈처럼 흰 살갗이라는 뜻으로, 미인의 살결을 이름)’등에 쓰인다.
細腰雪膚(세요설부:허리는 가늘고 피부는 눈처럼 희어야 함)
紅粧粉飾(홍장분식:화장은 얼굴에는 백분을 바르고 뺨에는 붉은 색조 화장을 함)이 그것이다
말이 되는 소리를 좀 해라
@@tommypop2139 쌍팔년도 시대 얘기만 들고와서 왈가왈부 하지말고 거시적으로 좀 보자^^
No one is being rude to you when you’re literally discriminating against someone for not being white skin! You say is part of your culture but tradition is in the past you’re in 2022 and you’re still talking about white skin that’s colorism and racism at its finest. It’s not about not understanding Korean culture it’s about y’all trying to keep hiding behind the fact that your tradition and culture is adjacent to white supremacy! It’s rude for you to even try to pretend as though Black people don’t face discrimination for being black
*As a Korean, I think it is more comfortable for foreigners to live in Korea than in other countries~*
Me as Korean, could guarantee Convenience and Safety while living in Korea
@@Demmindi 지랄 노
제발 한국에는 이쁜 백인들만 왔으면 좋겠음 동남아시아인 인도인 흑인등등 제발 한국 오지말아주세요 부탁합니다
Really? I have heard that a lot of women who got sexually harassed.
@@TrinhNguyen-sh4fj Not really but who from veitnam Thailand etc south country woman got harassed....It is true. So don't marry with korean old guy
Compared to OTHER countries, discrimination in South Korea based on your appearance/race is very minimal. Go to Brazil, Russia, Sweden, India, Australia, US, and Kenya, and then come back here.
Why do people that already discriminate in korea, go to other country just for being discriminate, and then go back to korea?
Korea is worse than all the countries with the exception of India. What are you talking about? Lol
It is a pleasure to see this video as a Korean staying abroad. But I'd like to leave some comments on experiences what they've got in Korea for better understanding of ppl who are not native Koreans.
First of all, racism that they talked in this video is more like a lookism, as all female interviewees talked in this video, the beauty standard in this country is about how your skin color is light(white) or not. It gets more stronger when it comes to point of veiws toward females, among Korean females they tend to value someone who has lighter skin color and also males do the same. But for males having light skin color doesn't really matter, cuz some of girls prefer brown or dark skins of men becoz they think it looks more masculine. But in general Korean ppl don't associate skin colors with someone's intellectual abilities or personality. If they treat someone poorly with their streotypes on skin color then that is definitaley a racial discrimination. But as far as I experienced, I've never witnesed that sort ot things in Korea. So their beauty standard is not attiributed to admiration toward white ppl or western society.
Just Korean esthetic has been obsessed with the color 'white' but not with the western cultures, for example most of Koreans would not understand the point of tanned skins in western society. Because in Korean history only noble privillaged class was free from physical activities and especially for females from noble class going outside from their own house is something going agianst the morals in the society for 300 years, in addition after being independent Korea was World's poorest country ever, so they kept admiring who are free from hard workloads, the upper class, and white skin was a symbol that demonstrates those females are noble. Hence it is more like a view of beauty that we've beared through the history of our country rather than a mean to discriminate foriegners.
And for the British guy, I would say it was just a random under educated old man who does the shit to a random person, but still can not exclude the case he is actually xenophobic. Hook ups in Hong-Dae or other popular hanging out places in Seoul(Capital city) are pretty common and those youngsters do those things someone looks beautiful or "easy" regardless where the person come from. If you are in those situations you can simply avoid them by saying 'I'm in a relationship' in Korean.
For the last comment, dating in Korea as a foreigner might be tough or difficult especially if you are seeking Koreans for your date. Koreans tend to be in a close circle only with the people they've known for a long time and they already have their life-long groups from their high schools or even from elementry school. So it is a common challenge for Koreans to have deep relationships with ppl they met after highschool. I assume you gotta try hard to get to know them and get into their circles, I have an Ukranian freind who got married Korean guy but she was really good at speaking Korean and studied and worked with Koreans for several years. But I'd say it is because Koreans are more used to be in their safe zones but not necessarily they want to exclude foreigners from them. Hope your time in Korea be worth a lot.
Brasileiro é foda. Vou te contar.
Isso é uma lamentação? Sou a menina do vídeo. Se eu disse algo de errado gostaria de entender 🫠
@@lalli.mp4 Oxente, você é de Pernambuco, aí sim! Uma nordestina na Coréia kk 👍🏻
@@lalli.mp4 Olá, é uma lamentação, sim. O jeito que você disse que até no Brasil as pessoas te confundem com europeia pareceu uma vanglória. Muitos brasileiros tem complexo de vira-lata(não tô dizendo que é teu caso); principalmente pessoas brancas que acham que descendem de vikings. (Isso é muito normal aqui no sul, onde vivo) Enfim, tu também pode ter feito isso sem a intenção, neste caso, mil desculpas pelo comentário. Forte abraço.
@@jonasalves3875 Oi Jonas, na realidade eu acredito que ele cortou a parte. Foi Vangloria Não mano, justo pelo contrário. Eu mencionei isso por conta do meu privilégio branco, saca? Essa questão de se vangloriar por parecer não-latino é patética pra falar a verdade, e por ser nordestina também tenho zero apreço por esse tipo de elitismo e identificação eurocentrica (Sou ascendente de imigrantes ciganos, minha família por pouco foi extinta pela colonização KK.Tenho mais rancor disso do quê você imagina). Entendo de mais tua revolta, fico só triste de ter passado essa impressão, pq é justo o contrário. Quando tentam tirar minha identidade latina eu sou a primeira a entrar em desespero. 😜
@@lalli.mp4 Ah, sim, entendi sua argumentação. Desculpas, então. É ótimo você reconhecer seu privilégio como pessoa branca (o que não sou) do mesmo jeito que é ótimo eu reconhecer o meu como homem, hetero (mesmo sendo negro). Eu validei muito sua entrevista, só foi aquela parte mesmo que me pareceu estranha, mas foi de supetão mesmo o meu comentário, sabe? Desculpa por te julgar assim, abraços.