Asian React to Steven he's Video! / Korea, Japan, Thailand, India, Indonesia, U.S.A. 

Steven He: We are A sians not B sians! 😂😂😂

As Asian parent, even though I didn't expect my daughter to be the best, sometimes I still compared her to her friends. "You only got 85 but your 'stupid' friend got 95? Your friend studied well but you only mock her while not study seriously. "

Those gasps, 😮 and "omg" reaction when the "B in English" came up 🤣

As an adopted korean with white parents...the "western" parenting stereotype doesnt apply toward me LOL my parents were practically asian parents in white bodies

Its not that ALL asians are short. Its that Asians on _average_ are shorter than most. This IS true, Ive traveled through asia and while I did come acros people my size (6'2) or even taller, most people were well below what Im used to.

I wish we had a russian and/or a middle eastern asian. People tend to forget that they are asian too.

I don't know who is steven he but why he sound like uncle roger

As an indian i still can relate to him ❤ He is a whole mood😂

I love Steven He's vids. I grew up in NZ but my dad's side is Chinese Irish mum's Maori Scottish. Mum was so chill she was 'So long as you did your best' my dad was like 'Your cousin did better'. My mum when I was little did make me learn piano, I lost interest and picked up drums in HS instead. But yeah like the one who grew up in Aussie, similar thing here, learn an instrument, play lots of sports, make friends and study. It was too much so I just went Drums, Basketball, Art and Science as my main focus the rest I let fly by me.

The whole concept of this video EMOTIONAL DAMAGE!!!

"You sound like how dust taste" 😂

In Korea, there are a handful of top-tier universities that _everyone_ is fighting to get into. In the US, there are so many tiers of universities that anyone who wants to get in can do so, from Ivy League to state colleges to trade schools. As long as you have a degree, it doesn't really matter where it's from.

Me: I got a 100% out of possible 105% due to bonus question. Parent: Why didn't you get a 105%?

As an American who grew up in the 70's and 80's, we had salad real mash potatoes. I think it changed in the mid 80's. Because our lunch was not that bad. And we had an hr to eat.

I finished my Master's Degree in January. It's been non-stop work for two straight years with that degree. Even got a perfect 4 in my last semester. Have a fever right now and my mom is literally screaming at me for not working. "It's cuz of that damn cellphone"

I didn't know that Americans were considered Asian... That's interesting to know.

Me realizing why I relate to Asians so much... cause my parents act like stereotypical Asian parents(despite the fact that they are not Asian).

4:37 The thai visual sigh is very visible : "Yeah okay, Jess, this isn't about America, no need to get insecure about it..." 😴

OMG the fact that the piano short showed up at EXACTLY WHILE I WAS PRACTICING PIANO + I'M ASIAN

*Emotional Damage* 😂😂😂😂

Steven he is hilarious. He makes great videos.

ASIAN PARENTS ALWAYS COMPARING😂 AFTER THIS VIDEO MAYBE WE ASIAN HAVE THE SAME ROOT.. FROM ONE FATHER AND MOTHER 😂 EVEN OUR LOOKS IS DIFFERENT 😂

I seem to remember there was always a salad bar or a veggie option in my school.. but yes the food was very hit and miss. Also a lot of things in the US are to facilitate profit and future customers. Crazy I know.

It’s so interesting to see other cultures opinions about western parenting. For me it’s pretty strict but not to an extreme level tbh.

Bro as Malaysian, our canteen food is like a restaurant. Sometimes we get nasi lemak,nasi goreng,mee goreng and other Malaysia cuisine.

Sloppy Joe's are not made with BBQ sauce.

I literally got top 2% in a national math test in my country and my mom still asked how I didn't get top 1%. Mom this isn't how good I am compared to the rest of my class or school, it's the rest of the fucking country and YOU STILL COMPLAIN!?

From my generation (Western): Parent: You think you have it hard? When I was a kid I had to walk 10 miles to school - in the snow - up hill - both ways! And I was grateful!" or "You think you have it bad? When we were kids all we got to eat was dirt! And we were grateful!"

Steven needs to watch this video!

You sound like how dust tastes, is a totally underrated insult.

As an Asian, I always had good grades and was well liked by my peers. So for me, my parents would always get on my case for overeating. I wear an American Medium/Large with a 32” waist and have an athletic build, but they always scolded me for being too“fat” 🤣

I'm Polish and a lot of parents in Poland is also like that

I'm always tickled when Steven He says something along the line of not being able to active Asian powers while casually doing the Naruto hand gestures.😂

I kind of wish they'd showed them that last video in its entirety.

Asians have so many comparisons to Hispanics The comparing your children. The food being cooked for you. You having to learn certain things so your learns show you off. 🌈🎵🎶✨

wait, usa is a asia??

I am number 3 in class! " Why not number 1? ". I got number 1 in class! But, my math is 98% " Why not 100?". 😂

As a Western born person my parents actually think that my education is way more important than my happiness.

its hard being a teacher's daughter and going to be teacher's sister both push me to study harder than I'm capable of so I feel more comfortable with my dad as he never scolds me and always help me and just wants me to do what i love the most and doesn't really care if I'm not good at studying and I'm more good at digital art so he has put me in online class by professional digital artists for me to become a professional as i want to become one and also joined me on adapted math so i can also study easily and my passion is reading so he always buys my favorite genre books for me every time visits. I love you dad

I love Steven He 😂

I don't know where the girl from America went to school at, but that food sounds amazing meanwhile the best food at my school is the corn dogs. They can't even cook pizza, the dough isn't fully cooked and they use tomato paste instead of sauce.

They are all so pretty 😍

Barack Obama and Justin Trudeau grew up in Indonesia

So accurate having Indian parents lol if I got anything below 95% in mathematics my father would tell me that's a scrape pass our family only accepts excellence I would always get 100% for accounting just physics and math were like 98's

Aah, America. The Asian nation 😂

As a kid being raised by asian parents I'm glad most of the stereotype stuff was used on my older brothers.

Asian parent: You should be like the neighbor's kid! Kid: You should be like the neighbor kid's parent! XD

"Asian React to Steven he's Video! / Korea, Japan, Thailand, India, Indonesia, U.S.A." apparently The USA is now part of asia, who knew

Wait I'm confused- America is in ASIA?

I miss lunches in elementary and middle school, also my school had fruits and veggies available in the free lunch

I got C in math.... And until this day my parents still talk loud about and never stop for like 27 years.

It used to be that getting good grades in school meant you’d be successful in life. Now I think that just isn’t the case anymore. I for one had a 2.3 GPA in college but I’m still a successful programmer and people are starting to realize that a letter grade isn’t as important as work ethic and thinking on your feet (learning on the job). After all, if you can get the job done and done well, who cares what you got in college?

1:21 some of that freedom comes in the form of getting kicked out once you turn 18, but in Asia as long as your parents know that you did everything in your power they wont hesitate to take you back in until you get you back on your feet

My dad came here from Vietnam as a kid during the war. My 2nd oldest sister was the strait A student. One time she got a B and my dad flipped out calling her stupid and stuff. She was depressed for awhile. Lol

I remember in school, the lunch was so unfilling that skipping it seemed to have no real difference. I remember I'd need to buy like 2-3 lunches to just have a "proper meal." I forget how much I had to pay for "lunch" but I knew it was a ripoff so I just hoarded and scavenged the vending machines. People said I was "pathetic" for digging through the change slots but on a regular basis I got like an extra dollar.

Even in middle school we had a full salad bar... the American chick went to a crappy school. I went to a lot of schools growing up because we moved a lot. I have probably been in more US school cafeterias than 80% of Americans and I can tell you her experience wasn't by any means the standard. My wife still talks about the super burrito our school used to serve over 20 years ago. Granted there's always some stuff that wasn't popular or healthy but for the most part I'd say that the majority of schools I attended from the 90s through 2007 had fantastic lunches.

My parents aren't asian, yet I feel so identified 😂😅

Actually, for taking instrument lesson, in Hong Kong, it used to be an advantage to get into better school if you have some certificate of your music level, however, nowaday, its not became irrelavant, but its like everyone have it, so you need to take it.

Miss thailand just stood there

"Most Asians went to piano lessons." As an Asian I was gonna say, that's stereotypical but then I remembered my sister had a piano lesson when she was young, and I had guitar lesson 😂😂😂

Well this was awesome

Steven he is just my life in a nutshell in every single way

i love the korean girl,she is sweet🖤

About lunch I take the entire time

I agree with the comparisons , I have many siblings I’m the youngest but I was pushed around more than my older siblings. My parents always compare me with my siblings and my friends , they expect me to be the best etc etc 😔😔

Ramadhan kareem 🇮🇩❤️🇵🇸

As an Indian, this entire video is #relatable .

0:29 Height isn't a stereotype it's a fact. I'm a white guy from Calif, USA I'm 5'3". When I moved to the Philippines I suddenly found that I was closer to average height. Had a hard time dating in America because girls like guys taller than them, found a wife my size here.

They cut off the best part of the last Steven He video where he actually does "Activate Asian power" for math, it's really funny. I get why they didn't include it, but his videos are funny

Stevens dad is like my dad he calls me a failure even though i got 99 and got an A+ in every exam he said i could do better and he said he got A++++++ in his olden days

Bs about the Obama vegetables thing. They've incorporated veggies in the lunches or veggies only lunches since the early 2000's.

I may be wrong, but in many places in Asia there's still a lot of sexism towards women's future. So much so that most of the time parents will care mostly about them getting a certificate and then married. I'd like to see one video about asian men, because I think the pressure is on a whole new level when it comes to "grow up and make money".

parents always had high expectations for me, but i knew what i could or couldnt do so i went my own way instead of being a doctor or engineer, at some point i think they just gave up but as soon as i started making more money than them they stopped worrying so much lol

The way they describe Asian parents is basically my Portuguese mom

we have 1 hour of hunch breake 🇮🇳🇮🇳

You got garlic on your American school lunch toast. And not a slab of stale. Talk about the high life

Turkey being in the Westernmost point of Asia and Easternmost point of Europe, with soil on both continents and a society stuck between the two, Turkish parents have a bit of both.

Steven be like:Emotional damage🗿👌

xD I'm actually surprised nobody from Australia is sitting in that panel. I know they're not "technically" Asian but they ARE popularly nuanced as Asian to some degree!

Why did they cut out the best part of the last clip? Where the dad gets the son to do math.

im watching this as a asian

I haven’t seen Vietnamese girls in the show for a long time.

As an American, I always find it a bit odd that people think Americans don't focus on school because it's so different from my experience - I think I heard "School is your job" from my Dad at least once a week. I mean, I know from my friends that that's not the norm, but I got massive lectures if I brought home anything less than an A. I remember getting straight As with a single A-, and my Dad told me it wasn't a real A. 😅

I recall how it was in school. When you get the Math marks out everything else pales in comparison. Doesn't matter if you get 90+ in all but 60 in Maths.. bro you "stooobid".

Steven he is getting more popular!!

agreed.

TO BE FAIR parents used to push us to do better. However we turned out to be better prepared for the world that way. Today's more relaxed learning may doom society with lack of knowledge which if that trend continues will lead to the same scenerio as innthe movie IDIOCRACY.

Heights increase with nutrition, which tracks with wealth. The average height in every country was pretty short until a little over 100 years ago. Asians were far from alone in taking longer to increase their height. Younger Asians today are as tall as anyone. A generation or two ago, they were shorter.

I don't have that stuff for lunch. I go to a private school in America.

I'm American/Eastern European but my school is like half Indian people and so many of my friends will be like "oh no, I got such a bad grade my mom is gonna kill me" and I look and it's literally one point off from a perfect score. Perfect score in our classes is higher than 100% anyways it's not gonna affect their grade at all 😭😭😭

A typo regarding Grace's country? It's written TH but that's the Indian flag (plus she's obviously Indian,lol)

No vegetables in sight im a 90s baby that went to ghetto as hell school and we had vegetables and fruits.

the height thing with Asians is the average.....so yes while you might see taller asians they are not the majority.

I love my asian countries.... like america and india

Damn that's brutal dude tough love not so bad build character.

I'm starting to think my mom is Asian despite being a black woman. I relate so hard. I get A, get a B in math and she's like "so why isn't it an A?"

My dad wanted me in football, and I’m Texan I’ll let that one sit for a sec.

OMG the way that one girl kept saying "not these things" and that music should not be something to study or get a job in was SO disrespectful and annoying to me because my mom's a piano teacher and she's 100% Chinese, that really offended me.

As a Asian I’m really tall. I’m also good at math

Where are the people representing China, Vietnam, Singapore, Thailand, Taiwan, the Philippines, Malaysia, and Russia????