Making It As Korean In America • 미국에서 한국인으로 살아갈때

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@dakotacastonguay1471 6 лет назад

This better continue because I'm invested

@oliviaandrade8350 6 лет назад

Dakota Castonguay same... I want a show with these characters and this story lmfao

@dominicshaheen5563 6 лет назад

I think this is a great representation of the struggle that, not only Koreans have, but any other immigrant nationalities. Many people don’t realize some of the real struggles millions of Americans go through every day.

@nicolem2576 6 лет назад

True that

@crystalesquivel6262 6 лет назад

I honestly agree too.

@lillauren1281 6 лет назад

Dominic Shaheen my parents worked so hard to make a good life for me but since they worked hard and kept going we pretty much stable enough to have a good house good cars and stuff so if you're an immigrant just know you can do it too if my parents can you can

@reginaphalange8955 6 лет назад

Dominic Shaheen 'real stuggles millions of *Americans* go through' uh ... *don't you mean 'immigrants living in America'?* If you're American, needing a visa to live in America, which is the topic of the video, wouldn't be an issue to begin with.

@dominicshaheen5563 6 лет назад

Regina Phalange recognizing people coming here and becoming apart of our culture makes them “American.” It’s a culture that welcomes people not turns them away. Just an opinion and I know there’s the legal side of it too, but creating a culture that makes others feel welcome and a part of something bigger is the end goal either way.

@tanwiasajeed4035 6 лет назад

6:37 *the classic kdrama "piggybacking the girl" move* _nice one_

@anonomyss 5 лет назад

Where was the drunken kiss?? It's not a kdrama without a drunken kiss!!!

@ichibankasa 6 лет назад

Please make this a series. The characters are so interesting.

@wombawombi5527 4 года назад

Agree. Hehe

@user-gi6tf4jc5k 3 года назад

agree here

@xyoopridex 6 лет назад

as a korean, noticing korean subtitles in non-korean channel gives me a strange feeling lol.

@sarakim1070 6 лет назад

same here ahahaha

@jinap3236 6 лет назад

Seeing the Korean title is weirder XD

@SOONOTSUE 6 лет назад

Omg! Korean subtitles👍🏼😆💕

@MrEpicFlair 6 лет назад

That moment when u know how to read some of these korean subs. *Proud*

@MrEpicFlair 6 лет назад

PS: and ur not even korean

@MK-bl3zx 6 лет назад

헉..... 수낫수님이다........

@bo-youngskpoptrash7572 6 лет назад

SOO NOT SUE IKR!!

@MK-bl3zx 6 лет назад

ngoan the www.neonazi.net

@xxc9924 6 лет назад

I'm a Korean studying in the US and this video makes me so sad cuz Devin's situation is what I'm most worried about. Would love this video to be a series buzzfeed

@hoijink.9252 6 лет назад

XX C what actually he worried about btw? I kinda dont get it.

@randomoakwood3601 6 лет назад

If he doesn't get a job in 6 months he'll lose his H1-B. The H1-B is a work permit if he doesn't have it he won't be allowed to legally work inside the United States, and will be forced to go back to Korea.

@MichiganUSASingaporeSEAsia 5 лет назад

Where do you live in the USA?

@PublicSpeaker0529 7 месяцев назад

how's it going now ?? are you still in the US??

@HK-nm4pk 6 лет назад

Great video! Buzzfeed's Korean vids are always a pleasant surpriese. 미국에 계시는 모든 한국분들 응원하고, 행복한 연말연시가 되시길 기원합니다🙇‍♀️

@jchic1999 6 лет назад

BOY GRABS HIS KIMCHI. I'M CRYING. Real talk though, this is a great series. I hope there's another part. 감성을 자극하기도 하였다;; 좋아

@rengenobta2857 6 лет назад

Laira Chan IKR good kimchi is hard to come by

@KenjiKumagai 6 лет назад

I'm gonna be known as "Kimchi boy" from now on huh? you know what? I like it

@yessenia2748 6 лет назад

Kenji Kumagai kimchi kenji

@KenjiKumagai 6 лет назад

kenji kimchi kumagai sounds better no?

@yessenia2748 6 лет назад

Kenji Kumagai oh my god yes

@xinchuhernandez3365 6 лет назад

this is true for all if not most immigrants in the US and other countries. The fact that buzzfeed is taking on these issues if even through small skits is a great sign. We need to be more aware that not everyone is living life as well as we think they are, there are struggles (especially immigrants) that they must go through that we will never have to , even being all white is a privilege, most times just because you are born in the country doesn't mean that everyone accepts you. ,Thankfully i live a life where i am not not subject to racism constantly , it isn't perfect but i know i do not go through this problem as mush as others. Shout out to whoever decided to produce this, and came up with the idea, you are going in the right direction.

@annie92ng 6 лет назад

I am not Korean, but as an international student dealing with all those visa craps, I totally understand the stress. Still dealing with it now. There is no ending for it.

@PublicSpeaker0529 7 месяцев назад

how's it going now ?? are you still in the US??

@patriciadevy 6 лет назад

So true. I have been in the US for 10 years and am still on a student visa. I have obtained associate, bachelor, and master degree. All in the hope that I can obtain sponsorship from a company. However, the final round of interview when you ask for sponsorship, most of the time the company will refuse to do so, especially in the last year when Trump attempted to make it harder for international students to get H1B. Yep, there are people who say there is an easy way, marry an American. I would, if I love them for real. I would not lie and marry for the sake of living here. “You are lucky you have an opportunity”. I still feel I am lucky to initially have been able to come to the US and obtain my associate degree. I have worked my butt off and supported myself since then. I am grateful for family and friends who always have my back. If I don’t make it at the end, at least I have given my best. And you know, if you don’t have it, make it. Thanks for making this short. 아자 아자 화이팅!

@sastrosudarmo9565 5 лет назад

indonesian?

@yejinkim1204 5 лет назад

Sastro Sudarmo Korean maybe

@Teeliciousstyle 5 лет назад

Patricia, I feel you. Damn, 10 years? It/s 5 yrs in less than 4 months for me and I already feel too much. Pressure from family and age, I love being here but sometimes ask myself, does it worth it?

@yogenfruzz 5 лет назад

Thank you for sharing your struggles, hope all of you who's in the same situation can achieve whatever you've worked so hard for

@Condimenting 5 лет назад

This insanity needs to stop. I hope you found a way to stay here!

@SeoulMafia 6 лет назад

Well..I'm an Italian living in South Korea and I've been through the exact same things...It's extremely hard to find a sponsor :( Unfortunately, being a foreigner is really hard in almost every country in the world.

@DavidLee-fo6gd 6 лет назад

Nice!

@QueenOfTheCoast 6 лет назад

Seoul Mafia except when you're white in Africa

@me1jiyoghurt 6 лет назад

Seoul Mafia * whispers * " sg ... "

@lisamonaban_ 6 лет назад

Marcoooo, ti trovo anche qui

@ducktor9156 6 лет назад

EXPECT IN FRANCE.

@ks-gi4ss 6 лет назад

It's kinda sad how accurate this is to me. I'm a Korean living in America and all of these struggles are extremely relatable. I hope that everyone out there as a foreign person living in the states has a merry Christmas!

@oo-yh5rz 6 лет назад

Kelly Shin 한국사람이당❤❤

@matokidoki 6 лет назад

We don’t know each other but as a child to immigrants who works hard and struggles often, I want to tell you that I’m proud of ya! Keep working and don’t give it up!!! I know it’ll be worth it in the end. You got this. Happy holidays to you!

@sigourneyweaver7782 6 лет назад

I'm a child of political refugees and I see this as self victimization. sorry bout it

@healing80 6 лет назад

I am an Korean living in America. Wish your and my luck in 2018.

@CyberMew 6 лет назад

2:12 She sacrificed her hair for the short film 😂 bobbed hair looks nice 👍

@simmysimmy1108 6 лет назад

it could have just been extensions.

@teerich2011 6 лет назад

Or a wig

@mlee2803 6 лет назад

She did have a haircut. She posted it on her own youtube channel. Prolly they just included it in the video to make it appear more dramatic.

@CyberMew 6 лет назад

Cool, do you have a link to that video?

@FuwaMoigake 6 лет назад

It's just cutting her hair to a medium length

@dc0121 6 лет назад

으 소름 너무 현실같네요 저도 미국에서 살다왔는데 요즘 쫒겨나고 있는 한인들의 현실의 상황을 잘 반영하고 있는 것 같네요 ㅜㅜ 한국에서도 미국에서도 양립하기 힘든 중간에 낀 상황을 잘 반영한 것 같아요. 씁쓸한 청춘 그 속에서 의지하며 살아가는 유학생들 모든 한인들을 응원합니다 메리 크리스마스!

@leib2762 6 лет назад

This would make a great concept for a Korean drama.

@Kk-lb2vy 6 лет назад

this has nothing to do with your comment but I really love your pic xD Kumamon in motion ... do you like Yoongi?

@yourunnie5242 6 лет назад

I was thinking that too!

@leib2762 6 лет назад

Kanon Machray (': yes

@marcusson9025 6 лет назад

You mean American drama with Koreanism?

@shefkamokosuli9309 6 лет назад

deee lol

@JerulEon 6 лет назад

The montage of Claire getting ready for interviews and practicing her English was too real. Amazing video.

@PatrickYucanvas 6 лет назад

I can totally relate every single aspect of this film. Thank you so much for capturing them so good. For every foreigner out there, working so hard to stay in this country, be brave and never EVER lose hope!

@msabolijoshi 6 лет назад

This was so good! Evan needs to keep making more videos like this

@litost-4794 6 лет назад

If y’all looked at the credits and who wrote it you’d know it was Evan the guy with the brown hair in the video who got kicked from his company. Also if you watched more buzzfeed videos you’d know they have a lot of Korean employees at buzzfeed. You’re saying that they’re not paying attention to other groups but there’s a whole channel dedicated to their Latino employees ( Pero Like ) and include a lot of their employees backgrounds and traditions in videos. So this one video written by a korean , expressing the troubles they and heir friends have had to go through as koreans, in America isn’t going to make buzzfeed an all korean channel. Just enjoy it for once, Evan and everyone else on this worked well and i’m happy they shared their experience with us.

@jinnydodo 6 лет назад

This was good.

@archanasarkar30 6 лет назад

jinnydo

@jkim3806 6 лет назад

omg u hv 1.3k likes

@jinnydodo 6 лет назад

J Kim LOL PLZ SOMEBODY TELL ME WHYYYY

@jinzhonghu3144 6 лет назад

Because it's good

@candyfrizzy7361 6 лет назад

jinnydodo I

@WrekFilms121 6 лет назад

😭😭😭 너무 잘했습니다! 이거를 보고 울었어요. 이걸 보고 저의 부모님 미국에 오는 상태를 기억했어요 하지만 그렇게 어려울 줄 몰랐어요! 시리즈로 제발 만들어주세요! 😭😭😭 That was so good! I cried when I saw this video. I remembered how it was like for my parents to come to America but I never knew it would be this hard! Please make this into a full series!

@justiceforskz 6 лет назад

이것또한 미화가 약간 된거군요......사실은 더 팍팍합니다 어딜가나 자기하기나름인거죠....

@Lillywx 6 лет назад

"I hate dental school , I hate teeth I hate it more than my period" 😂 idk why that made me laugh so much

@megando3808 6 лет назад

lillys. joon I

@nabeehaiftikhar8226 6 лет назад

lillys. joon Ikr. 😂

@jungshook9024 6 лет назад

lillys. joon ARMY

@jungshook9024 6 лет назад

Nabeeha Iftikhar ARMY

@AishwaryaPradhan42 6 лет назад

Lol and that part where she dreamed her teeth were all mangled and weird was funny too.

@williamyu94 6 лет назад

Odd feeling Ive spent half of my life in the United States, all my friends, belongings are all here, but after I graduate I just might not be able to stay here and see those friends again. Feels like I dont belong here, but have no one to blame, just gotta work harder than others

@ashleyvang1368 6 лет назад

Half of your life and you still feel you don't belong here 💔💔 ah that made me sad.... i hope everything turns out good for you. Good luck.

@sungwhizzle7414 6 лет назад

Hi, I know what you feel. I didn't fit into Korean education because my classmates didn't like the liberal, unique thoughts so I started studying overseas at a young age. Now I've grown up, graduated, and with all my friends, education, and a decade of life here, its hard to think about going back. I guess its just something I need to put my mind into, and think that its not the end, and there are other ways and possibilities to a better future. Good luck to you, and to everyone out there. Happy Holidays!

@rayraymind 6 лет назад

Ah, I’ve lived in Korea all my life. Why is it that living in America is hard?

@owlright7524 6 лет назад

I feel ya. I haven’t been here for most of my lives as you guys have but i did spend a significant time of my life in America. It was harder for me to get into my dream school bc of my immigration status but I did get in and I’m excited to start a new era of my life here. But no matter what, the feeling of not belonging still lingers in the corner of my heart. I can’t go back or live the same way home country because now I’m a lot different than most people there but I also don’t feel like I belong here because having been raised in a different culture and society, i’m Still very different from most people in America. This is really weird feeling. Sometimes you go like “screw it!! I am who I am regardless of the country I’m in and the difference isn’t a big deal!” But then on many days you feel like you want to disappear bc you’re not fully wanted/accepted anywhere.

@stellla7045 6 лет назад

Good luck, you'll succeed 💫🌟⭐️

@ryanm4769 6 лет назад

As an American who studied in Seoul and will go back full time (90% chance) I hope I don't encounter these same hardships for life in Korea. But I know it is probably unavoidable :( RIP

@ryanm4769 6 лет назад

I'm a student now

@KC25572 6 лет назад

Wish you good luck!

@rabk99 6 лет назад

Why would you want to work in Korea when you could work in America? Working in Korea as a non-korean will reduce your career prospects significantly. You will be at a disadvantage when applying for any job except teaching English.

@kiddowithnonimmo3151 6 лет назад

Ilikecake its her life? She can go wherever she wants to go. Whether its america korea or elsewere as long as she's happy. Life isn't only based on your job/career there are so much things more important including happiness if she's happier in korea then america then so be it

@rabk99 6 лет назад

Fair point. If she's happier in Korea, then that is the place to go to. Although for career driven people like myself, moving there isn't the best choice even though I'm fluent in Korean and familiar with the culture.

@heejintv 6 лет назад

they should make this into a series. this is amazing

@yournuna4146 6 лет назад

As a Korean who got sponsored by an American company for my h1 visa and finally got my green card last year, so can related to this video. I spent so much money during those 10 years while I've been here in America. but I am still a foreigner and still have a risk that can be deported back to South Korea any time for very minor mistakes like fighting with somebody or DUI etc, if I want to have an American citizenship then I have to wait another 5 years so during those times I have to manage myself not doing anything wrong, Many Americans don't understand my kinda situations but Staying legally in America as a foreigner is actually really hard, even getting a part time job as an international student is illegal in America. but still a lot of Americans think that we are stealing their jobs. so sad.

@jinscupofcoffee7075 6 лет назад

thank you for sharing your experiences, they are very interesting to hear. i am so sorry for what you have to go through everyday and during your stay in america event hough i don't live there myself. stay strong !!

@kevinstyle1107 6 лет назад

힘내세요!! :)

@TheMBG121 6 лет назад

Sorry to hear you've had a rough time. However, the Americans who think you are "stealing their jobs" are poorly educated and only want to point fingers at someone rather than themselves. I'm sorry you deal with such ignorance. Know that what they say is in no way remotely true. Funny, I am an American living in South Korea now - I love this country but foreigners here deal with their own struggles while constantly sticking outside of the Korean idea of normal / culture. But all we can do is ignore the people who try to bring us down and try to make the best lives for ourselves :) Best of luck to you.

@loveforeva12 6 лет назад

듣기만 해도 힘들겠네요... 인종에 관련된 사회적 이슈도 있어서 한국인으로서 미국에서 사는게 얼마나 힘들지 상상 못해요. 화이팅하세요!

@dsong90 6 лет назад

미국시민권자로서 주변에 님같은 친구들 많은데 많이 안타까워요 ㅠㅠ 힘내

@sanriosticker 6 лет назад

Why tf are people commenting 'any Bts fans here?‘ Y‘all this is a video about Korean People not Kpop know the difference ffs

@Shimmysoup 5 лет назад

exacly

@avocado2755 5 лет назад

Romy calm down!

@lucifenlord1418 4 года назад

That’s like watching a regular American video saying “any celebrities here????”

@Harry-du5tq 6 лет назад

면접준비하는 모습보면서 예전생각나서 맘이 찡했네요.. 진짜 해외에서 열심히 사는 한국청년들 모두 화이팅입니다!!

@427Ktown 6 лет назад

This was so good! Everyone's acting and portrayal of people from different backgrounds really filled up this story, even though there were lines that weren't said or endings to stories that we didn't see. It goes to show how a good set-up can help viewers "fill in the blank" at the end.

@mirandamordecai9572 6 лет назад

Omg the kimchi jar

@HelloHello-od7pj 6 лет назад

I SAW YOUR COMMENT SOMEWHERE! Plus I also died at the kimchi XD

@cashmerehotel7398 6 лет назад

Killing part😂

@_mariana_d985 6 лет назад

I feel like this can go to all immigrants not just Koreans.

@iamgem 6 лет назад

Exactly. And no offense to koreans at all but MOST of them(not all) come from a wealthy background with educated hardworking parents who support their kids. People from southeast asian like myself, come to america with a very poor background and parents who arent very educated and know very little english. I feel like china/japan/korea immigrants who come to america have a better chance because their own country is economically successful.

@elektracity205 6 лет назад

iamgem maybe now but my Chinese family members when they came they had it rough. My mom didn't get a chance to finish high school because she had to work. Most my family members ended up working at restaurants.

@_mariana_d985 6 лет назад

Yeah every immigrant has it hard :/

@aa-zq2fr 6 лет назад

True many immigrants share similar struggles. This video was just a peek from the specific perspective of koreans, since each ethnicity has different experiences in america

@elizabethlee4387 6 лет назад

It’s funny- my dad parents came from southeast asia as a child, and my mom from korea. But both were poor. I think it really is a case by case basis, but overall, yeah koreans tend to be less poor.

@bustomi4136 6 лет назад

This just gave me mind-blowing effect right after watching. Love this so much.

@eros4434 6 лет назад

Full length feature please 👏🏼

@bee-cy9wr 6 лет назад

some of y’all in the comments section are just talking about the kpop/kdrama vibes but i hope you realize this is happening so much more often than you think, especially for koreans (but definitely applies to all immigrants!!!). it’s never addressed but there’s always a racial prejudice against asians. :(

@arisingaquilla 6 лет назад

DryCerealPhil Props to you sir/madam.

@user-ms2ri4jb3c 6 лет назад

@bee-cy9wr 6 лет назад

勇利さん “ok” はなんで？私が待ちがいることを言えましたか。

@user-ms2ri4jb3c 6 лет назад

なぜ簡単なokについてとても気違いであるか。それはちょうど私の応答である。気違いであることを何かが約ほしいと思ったら、好意しなかったのでGoogleの方のあなたの怒りを翻訳する指示しなさい。

@shb7669 6 лет назад

Lol these kids are so annoying

@IphiaCarlene 6 лет назад

If this was a series....would definitely watch it.

@KittyCider 6 лет назад

Same

@teerich2011 6 лет назад

IC Henry 네. Except this is more K-Real life than K-Drama

@waterheaterservices 6 лет назад

Korean series are addictive

@CHJ0628 6 лет назад

thats actually pretty good idea

@Forever-eu9xu 6 лет назад

IC Henry couldnt agree more~!!! :D

@arajo0423 6 лет назад

사실........ 비자문제도 문제지만 비자 안정 후에도 외국에서 살기란 넘나 어려운것......... ㅠ_ㅠ 저는 석사 마칠 때쯤 남편 만나서 미국에서 정착한 케이스인데요. 처음에 유학온 게 21살쯤. 다른 유학생들 처럼 영어 학원 등록하고 힘들게 공부해서 학사, 석사 마치고 미국에서 수학 선생님되고 싶어서 자격증 프로그램까지 마치고 나니 나이가 서른...... 학교들 지원하고 면접 다니는데 외국인이라서 그런지 자꾸만 느껴지는 영어에 대한 한계와 자꾸만 위축되니 점점 자신감은 잃고.............................. 엊그제 본 면접 떨어졌다고 이메일와서 우울한 마음에 끄적입니다. 한국이든 미국이든 한국인분들. 모두들 화이팅!

@user-fv2jg7ql4c 5 лет назад

ara jo 지금은 잘 해결 됐나요? 힘내시기바랍니다 ㅎㅎ

@stevenkim3557 5 лет назад

저는 호주에서 사는데 영어에 대한 한계는 완전 공감합니다 ㅠㅠ

@mpark870614 5 лет назад

힘내세요

@user-uu7pw2xg1z 5 лет назад

화이팅

@juneoh9791 6 лет назад

I totally understand it but you can get a better one in anywhere. So was I. I only wanted to live and work in New York City. Even i kicked off my job at that time. Now i am very satisfied with my life and job. Please cheer up and keep knock the new doors.

@doenjangguk 6 лет назад

The stress..its all very real, I'm chinese korean and my ex was a J-1 intern. She was sponsored by a Korean company in America which means most of the time you are faced strict and harsh management when compared to American companies, where they do not get day offs on most US holidays. And when asked to work overtime you cannot decline. On top of that barely making minimum wage..many of our friends who could not endure ended up quitting and had to go back to Korea. 미국에 모든 인턴들 진짜 수고많이있습니다..

@meeniemoe 6 лет назад

Hey guys... can we get a mini drama series with these 4 characters? I'm so invested now and want to know more about each of them... like a kdrama of sorts? :P

@hearthesea2299 6 лет назад

정말 재미 있었어요! ^^

@MsAthina013 6 лет назад

This was sad and amazing 😭😂. You guys should have your own channel or segment 💙

@jungkookiswhipped 6 лет назад

I DONT UNDERSTAND IT BUT I UNDERSTAND THAT ITS MAKING ME SAD

@briannacarter8051 6 лет назад

jungkook is whipped they have subtitles though 😂😂😂

@pk9424 6 лет назад

jungkook is whipped armyyyy

@alexiagraves238 6 лет назад

they mean the video itself

@donuth01e 6 лет назад

you can't read? how did you type? voice recognition?

@jungshook9024 6 лет назад

jungkook is whipped ARMY

@emmilittlemuffin 6 лет назад

If you think this is invalidating your own struggles, you misunderstood the video. This is just showcasing another facet of American immigration/cultural differences that a lot of people suffer/deal with. It's not a competition of "who has it worse", it's just explaining and showing another area of life that not all of us deal with but need to know about in order to keep perspective.

@sylviapark129 6 лет назад

PLEASE MAKE THE NEXT EPISODE OF THIS FXXING AMAZING SERIES!!! 이 영상 대박 취저♡♡♡ 그럼 2화 기대하겠 ㅎㅎ

@marcotixxx 6 лет назад

we need more of this. buzzfeed please turn this into a series!

@TABI2110 6 лет назад

Ok but this vídeo was so beautiful made. It is sad, but its the true not just for Korean about for all immigrant people. This is coming from someone who has family in the U.S. , left everyone back because there is where they want to be. And ita probably worth it but hard af.

@saracummings5060 6 лет назад

Please make this into a series, it's so interesting and has so much potential!

@kkoma980130 6 лет назад

미쵸바 언니도 나오시고ㅠ 항상 한국 컨텐츠 잘 챙겨보고있어요..! 버즈피드 최고 🙆💕

@anthonyjaner9101 6 лет назад

This was good! More please 😊

@nicoleechevarria7577 6 лет назад

A lot of people complaining about why they just portrayed korean people in the immigrant struggle but I feel like maybe if it was another nationality or race it wouldn't be the same, I'm Latina and lots of my latinos immigrants friends don't face this kind of struggle its a different kind, but still harsh. So stop complaining and try to see and understand what theyre portraying.

@pmexplore 6 лет назад

Nicole Echevarría preach

@giovannichao4154 6 лет назад

Ok...but how the rest of us asians....chinese japanese etc etc we go through the exact same stuff as this but we dont get no love from buzzfeed

@jailinmartinez4597 6 лет назад

This looks like a Korean drama

@spectralbridee 6 лет назад

Jailin Martinez That's what i was thinking

@autumn8492 6 лет назад

is there a korean drama similar to this

@chynna3050 6 лет назад

Ehhhhh kinda

@jailinmartinez4597 6 лет назад

autumn idk

@yeobo 6 лет назад

not really :/ it’s alright korean dramas are GREAT

@moomooo19 6 лет назад

awesome video need more like this!!!!!

@hyeon8355 6 лет назад

Waa.. its like a drama! I enjoyed it very much. Thank you! 한국인의 심정을 저도 느낄 수 있었어요~ 감사합니다~

@jiayunxiao509 6 лет назад

I’m Chinese and I’ve been studying and working in us since I was 18, I can relate to this video 100%.

@vient8169 6 лет назад

Make this into a series. This would really profit this channel and many people will view this series if it does become one.

@kichan8762 5 лет назад

Pls make this a series! Thank you

@shravyasikha1806 6 лет назад

Omg this was awesome I want more

@crescendo575 6 лет назад

The only original buzzfeed video out there.

@ETcelerate 6 лет назад

Thank you for this, it doesn't just speak about Koreans making it in America but rather it speaks for the 800,000 + undocumented immigrants that loves this country just as much as their American counterparts. 800,000 living in constant fear that they will get deported from the only Country that they know and love. Spread Love! Not Hate, and spread the festive joy of Christmas and New Years. Happy Holidays everyone!

@user-ms2ri4jb3c 6 лет назад

Eddie Tan nope. If you’ve *illegally* come to America then you should be deported. 😐

@hernajb185257able 6 лет назад

勇利さん ignorant

@oliskranz 6 лет назад

Of course they fear being deported, they´re illegal immigrants, and they don´t get to feel entitled to their criminality

@q.8965 6 лет назад

Please make more!

@allenproject 6 лет назад

This needs to be a series!

@jinc1950 6 лет назад

This truly touched me. Im Korean and I lived in different countries growing up and for my work including China, France, US and Singapore I feel like although this video shows Koreans, the spirit and mood can resonate through all foreigners who lived/worked in America or perhaps another country in such situations. It can be tough/ seem hopeless but you still face your challenges head on. During those times, I guess it's the genuine moments that makes you stop to look and smile. Merry Xmas and Happy holidays to you all out there

@minhochoi7823 6 лет назад

Story of my life

@tiramusoo 6 лет назад

Koreans work so hard to live the best life possible. ((Not saying other races dont either, just taking a moment to acknowledge koreans cause no one really pays attention to us :,) ))

@harrisonlee3250 6 лет назад

Bunny_Kult Yes. I agree. Koreans are viewed as the minority but are seen to fully sufficient on their own. Black and Hispanics get a lot of help and recognition from America (good or bad) but Koreans are just seen to work hard silently on their own. It’s as if Koreans drew the worst ends of the stick both ways.

@jesushernandez-li5my 6 лет назад

Koreans number one league of legends players in the world

@ben77712 6 лет назад

or asians in general. Not much said in the media or asian americans in movies

@antigua26 6 лет назад

Harrison Lee I’m black and looking for the help and recognition you speak of. Remember, it isn’t necessary to invalidate others’ struggles to shine a light on yours. Oppression is not a competition.

@simimi4066 6 лет назад

I loved this so much. We need a full movie

@Sissifya 6 лет назад

Wow great insight. I wanted more!

@watdapanda 6 лет назад

아 여친 집에서 나갈때 손에 김치ㅋㅋ LMFAO THE KIMCHI IN THE BF'S HAND WHEN HE GETS KICKED OUT XDD nicely done

@user-jo8rj7th4q 6 лет назад

Julia Kim ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ 그르니까 너무너무 웃겼어. 진짜로 죽을뻔 ㅎㅎㅎㅎ

@kaylar7640 6 лет назад

This was Beautiful BuzzFeed needs to make more content like this

@zionkim8668 6 лет назад

This was AMAZING

@Arc1ight 6 лет назад

more episodes more, loved it

@diappa 6 лет назад

All these comments about "oh they do have it tough but so and so has it tough too" need to stop. They know that. Just let this video highlight this struggle geez.

@chuckboris3844 6 лет назад

THIS BETTER BE A SERIES BUZZ FEED OR ELSE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

@adorable0328 6 лет назад

잘봤습니다~ 감사해요:)

@wandery182 6 лет назад

아 참 복잡 미묘한 감정이 드네요.... 영상 만든 분이나 출연하신 분들이 누군지 모르겠으나 가볍지도 무겁지도 않게 뭐랄까 되게 줄타기를 잘하는 느낌? 몰입감 있게 만드셨음. 울지도 웃지도 못하는 인생의 단편을 잘 담아내셨음.

@nurinjazlina3009 6 лет назад

This is great! Please do more of this kind of content BuzzFeed.Good job to who's directing this.

@Noah-uk7ww 6 лет назад

Same feeling I’m German and I live in America, until now I’ve only worked hard yet people still called me a nazi, but my visa expired, I also lost the lottery which means I have to go back, don’t know what to think.

@kiarac.rasaski9068 6 лет назад

I NEED MORE OF THIS

@indirapoitier338 6 лет назад

That was extremely insightful. I never would have guessed. Thank you for sharing

@uhhhhhhhbroooooooke 6 лет назад

as an american, i truly do not understand why people are so heartless when it comes to people from other countries and assume they are not able to comply to the jobs here. everyone deserves a chance. this country was built on immigrants and people here seem to forget that. i hope that Koreans or any other people wanting to start a life in america take the opportunity because i honestly support it. love to all. happy holidays!

@uhhhhhhhbroooooooke 6 лет назад

dont tell me to stop, i feel the way i feel.

@edra039 6 лет назад

awesome hope they continue this

@liannamurphy1063 6 лет назад

Great now I'm emotionally invested in their stories now! Great video guys

@edenformaggio4733 6 лет назад

This is such a good video, it's super new. And very realistic, I'm looking forward to more of these...

@azeezakagzi 6 лет назад

Amazing video - really opened up a lot about the hardships and challenges immigrants have to go through to pursue their dreams. I can see how heartbreaking and disappointing it can get when you work so hard yet have your dreams compromised so that you can focus on staying in the country or because you've been fired despite being competent and a good worker. Really nice to gain some perspective on the matter - great video

@TheFruitDiaries 6 лет назад

*I actually really liked this, It was very eye opening and the way it was filmed made it feel like a kdrama*

@pimsinghatiraj74 6 лет назад

i loved this so much!!!!!

@Kyuna.25 6 лет назад

That was so cute

@nicolekim5072 6 лет назад

i dont understand why theres so much negative feedback on this video, its a skit showing the struggles immigrants in america face, specifically focusing on koreans. as a korean american, although i havent had to face these struggles nor have my parents had to, its hard because many koreans do love america and wanna build their lives here but face a multitude of obstacles in doing so. this video isnt showing that america is the worst country in the world, or that immigrants are complainers who want everything handed to them. its just highlighting the struggles of a language barrier, being away from family, facing discrimination in society/the workplace, etc. i think it was a great video and koreans have been underrepresented besides people hyping up kpop stars, so i fail to see the problems everyone is complaining about.