The Most Asian White Man. Ft Xiaomannyc 

Pretty sure that was a movie several times. Just not by name.

@@mrniceguy5 100%

"The Last Samurai" with Tom Cruise; "The Great Wall" with Matt Damon

​@@mrniceguy5that what they were really saying version is hilarious

Underrated

dude the type to reunite the world

@@kttv6667laoshu the OG ❤

@@kttv6667fr, was devastated when I heard the news. May he rest in peace

His Chinese is extremely mid. Imagine an old Chinese lady with the strongest accent speaking English. Hes just good at editing the videos.

​@@Just_Citywait what happened

That artiste would get caught quick 🤣🤣

What's his name?

I love the Jamaican accent I can pull it off quite well to the point my friends online think I’m from port royale

Matisyahu

There’s plenty white folk with Patwa in UK. Come south London or Manchester and test. It’s instrinsic to upbringing. Brixton rep

I'm Mexican American but I don't understand what you mean. Do you mean ghetto?

@@Mspopmusiclover Cute bait.

@@d3vilmaycry25 Is this supposed to be a gotcha moment? I asked a genuine question because I don't understand what this person means.

@@Mspopmusiclover How do you exactly come to the conclusion that it’s ghetto? It’s really insulting.

@@d3vilmaycry25 Did you think I was calling the border city this person mentioned ghetto? Or Mexicans? I'm Mexican with all my family being Mexicans. What's wrong with calling my people ghetto? It's true and no Mexican would be insulted by me saying that because we're not soft.

LMAO

Great way to put it!

true. there's plenty of videos on his channel of him catching people talking smack about him to another person right in front of his face.

LMMFAO, I saw him in a few videos doing that hahaahha

@@anotherslowtown9601 i Love watching those. lol

That’s what I was saying like that’s literally what u signed up for…

That is what is what we call a "light hearted joke". No need to get mad at everything :)

@@1birdwatcherr but is it really?

@@Sarkhan69 Yep

​@@1birdwatcherrDisagree. Buddy's ass was clearly chapped.

You speak the truth!!! Bougie Asians!

Well said m8, but mexican isn't a race bro it's a more of a ethno-nationality label. That's like if I said I am half white,half german.

mexican isn't a race dude, many mexicans are white and the concept of whiteness is stupiud anyways in eastern europe many people look asian

Chino Moreno?

@@Jonathan-sm5oqway to um actually a guy about his own heritage lol, did it matter that much?

Same. That brother was insanely good at many languages. People thought he was CIA as a joke.

@jahkarimirza7286 Right, he was trying to learn some of the lost languages before he passed

Bro.. I only got to watch him for a few months, and it still left a hole in me. RIP.

RIP was so shocked to hear of his passing. Yt legend.

same rip

It’s the best when he switches to a different Chinese dialect and the Asians he’s talking to almost fall over

@@fungdark8270 yeah and Fuzhounese

Cantonese to mandarin

he mandrin is just like a whiteman mandrin, i speak chinese, foochew, hokkien, broken japanese, eng, malay, and understand diffrent dialect

he can speak basic and broken Filipino too. he needs more practice but can carry on a convo

LMAO I burst out laughing at the “heard a ghost”

Common nickname for white people in Chinese is ghost lol. So that works

He does it for obscure African languages too. This guys dedicated to throwing people off 😂

Yeah I recognized him immediately

He does now to Ethiopians 🇪🇹 because he had learned how to speak our language, but what I don't like about him is that he makes division angnst Ethiopian..

Recent indian migrants to the US/Canada usually learn the baseline american pronunciations but suffer when it comes to full sentences. It takes time to learn the american accent . 😅

@@gouthamswaminathan5036 Yes I'm aware of how migration and accents work and it's not just for Indian migrants, that applies to everyone. My point was that she had a great American accent, which is difficult (for ANY one going to ANY other place), and then just *poof*... it was gone.

Giving vibes of when you visit your cousins house and just chill up in their bedroom 😅

@@EzraMerrnot enough fire alarm chirps for cousins house but i get the point

Take the whole floor to the new place, the squeaks won’t squeak the same

though*

Floor do be spitting fr

3:49 Preach is WRONG, Asian is defined by who-ever is the majority Asian in you're country, in North America East and South East Asians are the majority so they get to own the term Asian in the UK South Asians (India, Pakistan, Bangladesh) are the majority so they own the term Asian, while an East Asian would be referred to as oriental.

he did not ask dude@@Theon435

@@Theon435 maybe you shouldnt ditch your meds.....asian is whoever is native from asia...you know...the fucking continent with the very similiar name....the only exception would probably be some russian ethnicities who were based on the european continent.

​@@Theon435Not entirely wrong. Sure it's defined as what most people see in their specific geographical location but let's not forget the weight of impact the US has on the rest of the world, especially the UK. As I know it, in the UK we south Asians don't actually "own" the term 'Asian' as you might think. 'Asian' for us in UK includes South Asia but predominantly (as it is globally more known) Asian is East and South-East Asians too. UK has a lot of influence from many places, including North America and Europe (especially its closest neighbours Ireland and France. France sitting strongly on East asians = only Asians, inside knowledge from myself, a francophone who has spoken to plenty of french people). but I'd say the idea of 'Asian' is generally a lot larger here than just East(+SE) Asia in comparison to other places (e.g. France). Even in the grocery stores, Asian aisles are dedicated to East Asian and SE Asian cuisines and a separate Indian section for South Asia. Also the social aspect - it's not any less than this. growing up in UK people deny South Asians as being Asian still, though over time it's even becoming more accepted.

@@Theon435 In the UK South Asians as you call them (India, Pakistan, Bangladesh) typically get called Indians.

Isn't that a secret language only known by the Cia and navy seals

Yea, I missed Laoshu too.

Yeah that tall polyglot guy was the goat RIP LAOSHU😭

She also wanted to eliminate all the dudes

@@mathieul4303That was the best strategy, 4 girls, 3 dudes, eliminate the dudes was the safe play, then create a drift between the girls and win.

...genius

@@somebody700 You know what... You are probably right. Historians will study her war tactics, for sure.

She played the game and she played it well. Respect.

peak childhood game

Lmfaoooo

My favorite character is Lu Bu

Zhao Yun 💪

​@@CAkes425Cao Cao was my favorite

The man speaks ancient egyptian He is truly a linguist more than just a polyglot. My german teacher was from switzerland, besides french and english he also spoke finnish, dutch, norwegian, norse, polish, russian, czech, portuguese, Japanese and Afrikaans. He had a masters in linguistics from the University of Amsterdam. He talked about understanding the root building blocks of a language family you can learn any language in that family very quickly and be fluent. He was also very very smart so there is that.

Same way people Talk about europeans they only Talk about british ,french,Germans , maybe italians but No one mentions poles or anyone from the Balkans because they really dont fit He rich White men stereotype

@@laisphinto6372 ikr, when people think of White people or Europeans, they usually think of Italy, France Spain, whilst looking down at Eastern Europeans like Romanians etc as lesser

East* People just think about East. Everything you listed is not considered South East

Asian is defined by who-ever is the majority Asian in you're country, in North America East and South East Asians are the majority so they get to own the term Asian in the UK South Asians (India, Pakistan, Bangladesh) are the majority so they own the term Asian, while an East Asians would be referred to as oriental.

@@Theon435 Are you or your close ancestors from Asia? Then you are Asian/of asian descent. Nothing more than that. Just because let's say Chinese people are the most common Asian ancestry in the US, does not make an Iranian dude for example not asian. People really gotta start being more specific instead of just painting a whole lot of different countries, cultures and languages with the same brush

It had to have been hard for him to not slip up and respond to some of them.

True 😅

Well at least we can tell the men and women apart, cant say the same for you lmao. looking ike burnt ninja turtles. The nerve.

⁠Somali here with a Nigerian husband, it’s the same for us Somalis too😭 East African women are made for west African men 🤣

@@hotmess9640 fake profile, somali women wouldnt be caught dead with a ninja turtle bell pepper nose.

@@mikelary6071is everything okay?

Same goes to Latin Americans and Asians. Women get praised and men aren't seen as attractive most of the time

Lol Thats just on social media bc its said by thirsty west afrifans , in real life girls from everywhere LOVE US especially spanish. Plus were real men.

@@mikelary6071 is that why African American rappers mention us in their music? This isn’t a whose better post. I made that comment to uplift Ethiopian men but yet here you are trying to bash Ethiopian women.😂😂 Everyone loves Ethiopian women that’s a known fact.

Rappers? Lol u saying like thats a good thing. And i didnt mention women in that sentence. I didnt bash. Your saying uplift like were down lmao. You should get off your high horse.

The westernized ones like you who are quick to laugh condecendingly and then jump to defend your ego are not the ones we are worried about. Trust me. Those "rappers"can have you ms thot.

Ayoooooooo!

No Diddy bro.

LMFAO

@@Jay15199 No Diddy is wild lmao

So Diddy 😅😅😅

The floor is the real star. 🌟

Did you pursue Lu Bu?

Forget that, we going to He Fei Castle in OG DW3!

​@@I_love_bread_and_Hungry_JacksI did, I got my ass whupped

Yooo! DW gang! Who did their Destiny story in DW5: Xtrem Legend?

​@@I_love_bread_and_Hungry_Jacks he has no time for the likes of you!

Which is weird cuz every black dude ik even me, watches anime

@nore5888 right!?!? 🥲 I was watching it with my cousins who were also black but my dumb kid brain didn't connect the dots lol The early 2000s was a different era and bullies will latch on to ANYTHING

​@@Invader_sam thank you 😭

You did it before it was cool, now Anime is common in the black community from what I see

@@nore5888yeah but 15 - 20 years ago if you were openly an anime fan then you weren't black enough lmao shit was crazy.

I love the genuine joy that different people show when he speaks their language. It's marvellous. I feel for their children though as quite a few I've seen have said "My kids can't speak our language as well as you" - we know those kids are going to get the lecture...😂

@@elenawilliams32 Haha yes indeed! Hopefully it would inspire the kids. 😂

i'd say thats a human thing not just an asian thing, for obvious reasons.

​@slXD100 Everyone does it, but Asian cultures are generally more formally hierarchical than those most Western nations. Even how people address each other in day to day conversation depends on factors like age and seniority.

@@sebfox2194 well idk what you mean by most "western" countries but formality on how you address people you don't know and depending on their age had hierarchy as well. i was born and raised in a german speaking country and virtually across all of them you address people you don't know as "Sie" formally and even elder people you know well too (instead of the informal "du"). this has worn off a bit nowadays compared to before but even the whole eastern block of europe has this formal addressing and tonality of how you do it towards strangers and specifcally elders. i think the english speaking nations such as USA, UK and Aus give off this vibe that it is the same within most western nations but that's not the case at all. go look up different formalities within german and slavic speaking countries (perhaps greece, italy and spain as well but i have no idea about them) and you'll learn very quickly that the view you have isn't correct. as i've said, german speaking countries are quite formal, polish and other slavic speaking countries in certain cases even more so, as you use formals that are gender and age specific and some people will take offense if you don't do that. in germany as example you also keep work and private life seperate, which is also a formal thing... i could go on for days, but as i've said, it has worn off a bit and it keeps doing so, and I believe that's modernism and is happening everywhere around the world, slowly but surely. cheers

There is no one "Asian culture" you dingleberry

@slXD100 Thanks for the detailed response. However, I was already aware of the German language and customs that you have discussed, since I studied German language at school, and have some German friends and part German family. Moreover, I have worked under a German boss for 7 years and have travelled to Germany and Switzerland for work. However, I still maintain the same stance that Asian countries like Japan and Korea still have more formally hierarchical cultures than nations like Germany and Switzerland.

Rip

Who's that?

​@@escanormorph1883he was a really talented polyglot that passed in 2021

You can call me a hater for saying this, but as a Cantonese speaker, none of the other language videos I've seen of his even comes close to his Mandarin. He's learnt that very well for just a year, props for that, but his Cantonese is very clearly like a Mandarin-speaker knowing a few words and fumbling around the rest. If I didn't have the subtitles or understand some Mandarin, it'd take me a moment to get that he was even attempting Cantonese. He has the grammar since he knows "Chinese" but it's just a weird, "cantonised" Mandarin. All due respect for nailing the Mandarin pronunciation way better than most, but I personally wouldn't be claiming I could speak Cantonese with what I've hear from him.

😂

@@drunkenturkey i thought he's one of those language youtubers who "claim" to know many languages or imply they do, meanwhile the vast majority of the languages they pretend to speak well are just very well memorized basics/sentences so it comes across that way

Nah, like most of these self proclaimed polyglots he too only speaks a few memorized basic sentences in every language he "speaks". Plus, he has a horrible accent while doing so lol. The only people who are impressed by him are typical Americans who barely speak English so a single word in any other language to them means that person is "fluent" in that language. Like Karens who never fail to proudly say "Gracias!" when leaving a Mexican restaurant lmfao. I want to see him in an hour long debate about climate change, vaccines, social media or anything else with native speakers of any of the languages he supposedly speaks and you will see then how much he really doesn't know. 😁

​@@slXD100I still prefer xiaoma over the other "polyglot" RU-vidrs who only small talk. He at least mastered Mandarin and was conversational in some other languages way past the basics. The other so-called polyglots on RU-vid haven't even mastered a single language.

Hidden nah was so obvious but his safeguard was his fluent language skills 😂

Entertaining channel too

several is huuge understatement😂

​@@theoteddy9665 It's an overstatement actually.

​@@marcioamaral7511 why?

@@TOBY-jy7bzcuz he’s not really fluent in a lot of them he just knows phrases to get by in convo and edits his videos

You're wrong... It's 90%

Where I live there’s a pretty solid one.

I mean, it's the UK so it's understandable

What do you mean though ​@@Sid00077

In Canada honestly most of them are Canadian Chinese food which is hella greasy. Its hard because there are legit good ones here.

I see what you’re saying, but yall are Asian even if your “Asian” counterparts don’t feel the same way.

where do u live? cuz that matters a lot in terms of what race u categorize yourself in

@@shafashau race is a social structure. I’m Central American & our “race” ranges from pale to deep brown skin - doesn’t take away that we’re Latin. yes, Indians are geographically Asian technically, but most people see Indians as its own ethnicity when it’s not.

@@thugnastykathy who are you to tell if he is asian or not..,he said he doesn't feel like he is asian so let him be... you are low-key being racIst.

​​@@thugnastykathyFull black too

And my understanding is that it's more pronounced with a long e like nee-ga as opposed to a short e.

I learnt that one from Russell Peters stand up

depends on regional accent, some will sound like boondocks lmao

Whether in Xinjiang, Haikou, or Shanghai, I always heard it as "jeiga" for "this", "neiga" for "that". If that's problematic, welcome to other nations being a thing.

Same with Kurdish and other Mediterraneans, they'll do it in Europe especially UK, also for Tax Evasion reasons.All these restaurants use MSG, turns any Slop meal into a gourmet dish lol

If they served the dishes they would eat, Americans wouldn’t eat it.

Went to China town in San Fran and it sucked. Whole place smelled like weed.

​@@EzraMerr nothing wrong with msg. Its an awesome ingredient that brings out the flavor in things. Being mad at msg is like being mad at salt.

What a load of horseshit. We have the best Chinese restaurants outside of China. You were probably eating Americanized Chinese food. You’ve probably never eaten anything in SGV

3:49 Preach is WRONG, Asian is defined by who-ever is the majority Asian in you're country, in North America East and South East Asians are the majority so they get to own the term Asian in the UK South Asians (India, Pakistan, Bangladesh) are the majority so they own the term Asian, while an East Asian would be referred to as oriental.

Yeah, I've always referred to south asians as "asian" and east asians as "east asian" or orientals.

I agree in the UK it is quite the opposite,most East Asian are called Chinese even if they are not Chinese while South Asian are called Asians ,I guess it depends on what Asian group are the majority in the country

Isnt "Asian" literally just Pakistani? I dont live in the UK so i probably am talking out of my arse

In the US, “Asian” was a term made up to gain civil rights and equal protection of under the law. Each individual nationality didn’t have enough power on their own to change things, so Indians, Koreans, Chinese, Filipino, Vietnamese, etc all came together under “Asian.” The case of Vincent Chin was really the turning point in the US.

3:49 Preach is WRONG, Asian is defined by who-ever is the majority Asian in you're country, in North America East and South East Asians are the majority so they get to own the term Asian in the UK South Asians (India, Pakistan, Bangladesh) are the majority so they own the term Asian, while an East Asian would be referred to as oriental.

​@@Theon435man shut up, if this wasn't on jubilee that call center girl would've been kicked off first.

@@Theon435 If you're from the continent of Asia you're Asian. Pretty simple.

​@@Eric-br1nccolonial piece of garbage back at it

​@Theon435 No, in America, Asian is used as a term for race and not geographic location. So with that being stated, people who are Mongoloid in racial terms are referred to as Asians here. That is why we don't consider East Indians to be Asian.

Same, weird crossover 😂

But you risk getting yourself eleminated

Bilingual means he only speaks 2 languages. Polyglot is correct term

As much as I like him he doesn't speak all those languages. Knowing basics and small talks, being somewhat conversational and actually knowing a language are three different things. In his defense though he speaks much better than all the other pretend- polyglots on RU-vid because he at least mastered Mandarin and puts effort in the other ones.

@@zkart8038 I said he speaks them, I didnt say he was fluent. Your point still stands though.

@@shandorunia you don't speak a language unless you're fluent. Considering someone who only knows small talks as "speaking a language" is not accurate.

@@zkart8038 Your arguing over perspective . You are entitled to your opinion and I respect that but trying to be like this in a youtube comment just makes me think your an arsehole. I don't care what you think is speaking a language. I think being able to talk small talk in a way that the other person can understand is speaking the language but not fluently. I am also entitled to think that way since that is my perspective. Move on.

​@zkart8038 I would actually agree with shandorunia. If you speak a language well enough, that you can get through the day, interacting with various people in only that language, then you speak that language. I know many people that speak English and would claim so themselves. Are they fluent in it and know all the vocabulary? Nope. Could they easily live in the UK regardless and get by with hardly any problems? Yep, absolutely.

3:49 Preach is WRONG, Asian is defined by who-ever is the majority Asian in you're country, in North America East and South East Asians are the majority so they get to own the term Asian in the UK South Asians (India, Pakistan, Bangladesh) are the majority so they own the term Asian, while an East Asian would be referred to as oriental.

@@Theon435 He never said they were not asian, but a lot of asians dont consider them asians, because to them being asian is being more "chinese/korean/japanese" not indian.

@@bleeem And im saying that is only in north america because Asian is defined by who-ever is the majority Asian in you're country, in North America East and South East Asians are the majority so they get to own the term Asian in the UK South Asians (India, Pakistan, Bangladesh) are the majority so they own the term Asian, while an East Asian would be referred to as oriental.

@@bleeem Witch is the point that I am making, how is it so difficult for people to understand. They are all Asian but whoever is the majority Asian in you're country will get to own the term Asian, in North America it's East Asian because they are the majority, but in the UK it's South Asians because they are the majority.

I'm from the US. I know Indians are Asian. 😂 you guys love generalizing Americans, but you hate when it's done to you.

But he also lived in China and is married to a Chinese woman. He picked up slangs too from that specific part of Beijing.

@@zkart8038While that may be true, there are still many things he doesn't understand about the culture as only a person who's experienced it first hand as a child would. Like the "Pockey" part of the video. He wasn't saying it to be funny. He was doing his best to mask himself with the others during the competition but even he didn't immediately think of the word "proud" in his mind like the others have because of the significant meaning behind it. Even the way he answers some of the questions comes off a bit off-put and even harsh, not common to how some Asian cultures would generally answer in a public setting.

Same you know someone has an accent in english.

​@@rowlinzonvaldeavilla3964literally everyone has an accent, mate

​@@brutallyhonest3574no s.hit. White people are told "white pride" is white supremacy.

3:49 Preach is WRONG, Asian is defined by who-ever is the majority Asian in you're country, in North America East and South East Asians are the majority so they get to own the term Asian in the UK South Asians (India, Pakistan, Bangladesh) are the majority so they own the term Asian, while an East Asian would be referred to as oriental.

That’s always been my thought process. For example, yeah Indians are technically Asians, and a lot of them will be quick to remind you of that, but the two groups have such a distinct appearance and culture it just feels like a disservice to lump Indians in with Southeast Asians when they are so distinct.

3:49 Preach is WRONG, Asian is defined by who-ever is the majority Asian in you're country, in North America East and South East Asians are the majority so they get to own the term Asian in the UK South Asians (India, Pakistan, Bangladesh) are the majority so they own the term Asian, while an East Asian would be referred to as oriental.

@@Theon435 Damn you really butt hurt spamming this comment everywhere shit🤣🤣

@@frankrstorm06 This comment makes no sense if multiple people need educating why would you only teach one person, that's like having a building on fire and only warning the person next to you.

@@williamhardee8863 continental SE asian write their languages in indian scripts and practice indian religions. there’s a direct cultural heritage

Especially when he switches to a second or third dialect lol