Korean parent's have to be RIGHT and The Dog That Pissed On Christmas 

Immigrant parents treat kids like adults and adults like little kids, it's one hell of an experience

As a Haitian-American my parents do everything you said David 😂. The "Can't be wrong", dismissing your feelings despite you having every reason to be upset, oh boy I could go on and on 😂

I only learnt this lesson early last year with my parents aswell. No matter how wrong they are, in their head theyre right and even when they "admit" they are wrong, they have a reason for doing what they did and because I'm mad and angry, im now the one in the wrong or is more wrong than the wrong they did. Til this day they still do the same wrong thing but i don't bother anymore, not worth the hassle. I used to see it as giving up but now, it is what it is and move on.

How come they don’t have Korean shows ( that I know of) that show this kind of family dynamic. The stories they tell are interesting and funny. These two are great story tellers. David’s tolerance of people’s BS is hillarious because I have the same tolerance

Your parents are hilarious. 😂❤

Damn, I found the stories from you and Ed super relatable to that of my own. Last year was definitely my lowest point with myself and my mom. I felt that she was always busting my balls and straight up verbally abusing me, so we would always get into fights. I had built up that immediate self-defense you mentioned whenever she tries to talk to me, to the point where I get instant headaches whenever I heard her voice. I mean, when her go-to thing is to nag or blame me for something first thing every single morning when I literally just woke up, I grow tired. I felt that she was never emotionally available for me, especially when she would just turn it around and somehow make it about her lmao. Maybe it's too much to ask that of an immigrant parent who came from a war-torn country with a broken and dysfunctional family but damn LOL. Maybe it's because we just can't accept the other person for who they are, and it all seems too far gone when we've already sat in each other's venom for too long. Either way, I found the podcast enlightening and also helpful. Many times, I feel like damn, am I the only one who feels and experiences this?

My parents make no sense either. You call coming home a “vacation?” 😂🎉

My mother will never admit she's wrong. Then, she says it's a "translation" problem. And yes, she pulls my husband aside to explain how I misunderstood her.

You need to bring your mom on your podcast!!! lol

Thank you for posting, David!!!❤️❤️❤️❤️

I really would love for you guys to talk about the Katt Williams interview

dude your so right! my parents are the same, they are wrong but wont admit it and wont change, but they are the best parents ever hahaha

david, i love your podcasts. i could listen to you every single day lol. also, all the stories about your parents feels relatable 😂

Yup about time to get your mom on the podcast, David! Really would to relive my childhood years with more stories from your past 😅

I really enjoyed the family stories from both of y'all. Glad you both are doing the work to heal and not perpetuate the behaviour you were modelled growing up.

This was a hilarious episode 😂

Yoooooo Davidsoooo!!! 🎉

My dude! Preach that Korean kimchi slap drama shit all day boy! I cannot express enough how much our generation had to go through growing up while watching our parents develop or deteriorate while getting older. I try to give as much respect to my elders as MUCH as possible, but they must understand that we're all grown up and the current system of how our relationships work between them has either changed and its coming back to bite them on their ass. There are moments where I always think back on all those fights we would have and it can't be right that to them I'm always fucking up or always being in the position being wrong all the damn time. There is still a huge problem and a great gap between how our world is constantly changing, especially among the Asian community. And that gap is either getting wider or some of us lucky enough to get some resolution and some peace of mind. My Korean ass has 5 emos on my mom's side of the family. And currently since I'm the only pure eldest Korean boy, that toxic drama is just getting too much! Idk if we'll be able to resolve everything, but that change has already started with me. They need to do their part too to better understand one another and not this constant one sided relationship that might push us over the edge one day. The struggle is real, and I always feel like I'm fighting these battles all alone. All I want is just for everybody to have some GODDAMN self awareness and broader persepctives. Is that too hard to ask for?

david your dad deffinetly made the dog pee on your laptop and later gave it a treat for being a good dog

Awesome episode! Thank god David had a case on his laptop.

Trust me, it’s not just a Korean thing. I’m Hmong and my parents are exactly the same yet they’re more Americanized which confuses me all the time. It’s mentally draining but we just gotta tolerate it by default. It’s either that or be like white kids running away from home and disowning each other.

I visited one of Kina's concerts here in Germany, so good

Somehow...whenever my family gets together for any holiday...there's ALWAYS a fight 😅

Your mom saying what to do with your (mortal) life would be the best clip on social media 😂

This was a fire episode I love you and Ed together. Also side note, on one of your previous podcasts you mentioned the plane crash where people crashed in the mountains and had to eat their dead friends. There is a movie about it that just came out on Netflix, interesting timing when you mentioned it😅

14:30 I had to turn down my volume here just to check over my shoulder 😂

Nah what killed me on the Dave Chappell special was getting into his wife’s phone, and making his “Asian face”😭 then she got into his phone by squeezing her nose 💀

great video

I always watch the whole video when Ed is on ❤

Thanks for the episode David! I was actually just in Mexico for the first time in 24 years visiting my home town. It was amazing, people are so friendly! Everything is in walking distance and the food tastes way better (I normally live in minnesota). It's called calvillo!

DAVID!!!!! i just tried an iced salted honey latte + a plain croissant from car croissant bakery that you suggested in a different video and it was so fucking good !! one of the best coffees ive had and i was pleasantly surprised at how good the plain croissant was omg thank you 🥐

I was in the same situation with Ed. I use to not accept my mothers money to hurt her, but once I got my own family I now accept her money lol.

I laughed sooo fucking hard 😂 and learned so much today 🥹

As someone who lives with a insufferable dog this video makes my blood boil. Good bless you David lol

This makes me miss my parents. They both passed in 2020 and 2021 💔

Im so waiting on David views on Katt Williams interview 😭

DAvud I loove youuuuuuu

my mom and I have the same native language and we communicate in that language, but she's still an Asian parent so if she misunderstands what I say, I'm the one who apologizes 😅

I like how Bengali and Korean are similar phonetically when calling (in the case of Bengali) abba (dad) and amma (mum).

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Here 😊

The PTSD from our parents are real 😅

Not just korean men... Singaporean Chinese men too. I wish I had an older brother like David to put my Chinese dad in his place

Can y’all talk about the Netflix show My brothers Sun. Dude it’s such a great show!

My dad also doesn't admit to fault and changes the subject to talk about how he's right or blames someone else.

5:34 brb

I feel like all asian parents have to be right about whatever it is, and can never be wrong.

Same-same.....

Say our parents stayed in their home countries at our age, with no plans to move abroad or anything, would they have similar “attitudes” as us now? Or is it cause of the American influence? Or are we more conditioned to question why things are they way they are?

“Three months ago, the room flooded” “Ok Noah…?” 😂 P.S can you give your opinion on kat Williams, specifically talking about his interview with Shannon sharpe?

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some people are very loyal. if my wife leaves me then ill find a new one. i dont believe in the one soul mate in my life

If the immigrant parent still reads up and/or observe modern society tend to not have any of the general immigrant parent tendencies. The problem might be that some immigrant just stop evolving as a person.

I don't mind offensive jokes... but you gotta be funny. You can say it, but there are consequences, especially when it's not funny.

It's so baffling that David's Dad has such a difficult time relating to David but can be a pastor. Aren't Pastors really sympathetic people? The way David described him sounds like he has a teenager level of emotional competence.

i really loved dave chappelle growing up and his early netflix specials were really great. but the trans jokes for three specials in a row is getting old and hacky. it's not even that he's looking for laughs, he's looking for applause by people who will agree with him on "haha aren't trans people weird and icky? okay, laugh!!" and looking for applause instead of laughs is a bad route to take.

Most Asian parents are terrible pet owners

andrew yang is terrible