The Real Issue With Hollywood: Jimmy O. Yang 

hahahahaa good

I'm Asian and that was hilarious

I wanted more after 30 minutes.

Funny and sharing a great perspective. I am enjoying seeing people share similar opinions as other people of color have been sharing for decades :).

He is hilarious! 🤣🤣🤣

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No sé si sabían, pero él nació en COSTA RICA 🇨🇷

@@jaironunez7196 de hecho no es el 😂 Harry Shum es el actor que nació en Costa Rica

LMAO

Very proud of him

Haha 69 likes

LoL. “But Thank you”.

i am the 666th like. You are welcome.

You get 2 fortune cookies!

with the pause, his delivery is gold

🙌😂💯

I don't understand that part

@@fitrianhidayat why?

I’m wondering the same. If you pay attention it’s easy to understand the joke.

@@connornewman1992 I think he came from Indonesia, and there the fortune cookie isn't as common as in the Western world

Absolutely, he's very smooth!

He's smooth as chinese silk.

It reminded me to Chris Rock.

Agree with this..he is a so natural with it. My favorite.

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I thought that was common knowledge, but apparently not.

@@jenx5870every single human being outside of the US(which is 7.7 billion people btw) hasn’t even got the slightest clue who George Washington Carver is. So enlighten us.

It really depends on where he'd performing. Speaking as a Canadian, we don't learn about him in school. "USA History" is a one-year elective you can choose in high school, and many students wouldn't feel a need to. I imagine that course is a very condensed, "just the highlights" overview of US history that might easily skip over one 19th century agricultural scientist.

​@@hinoron6528 congratulats you know what he did. I just know him as a famous black guy.

It's like one of three black guys they begrudgingly teach you about during Black History Month. But curiously, they never mention Nat Turner that entire month.

LOL😂

The funny thing is the fortune 🥠 most people think of was invented in the US.

besides his dad

He doesn't make me laugh. 🤷🏾‍♂️But you got to give him credit, he's a great storyteller.

Make me Raff Wrong time!

@@ijustpostedth1s724 wow...🤦🏾‍♂️

He doesn't make me laugh. I've tried a few of his vids and nothing.

Same here 😂

His agent paid youtube

Yeah i got the recommendation today ya know ,and i have watched more tyan 6 videos of his in less than half an hour

the whole bit only works because you are all ignorant about china and the movie.

Oh my lol he would do that. I should do that too

i guess... i mean stryper had bibles to throw into the audience , why wouldn't he have cookies

What lol really? Wait, the Christian Hair band from the 80s? Did they really do that?

@@ReedRosson1987 You mean STRYPER LOL yes they threw bibles into the audience but are we going to forget W.A.S.P. that threw fresh pieces of bloody meat into the audience. Why does everyone forget W.A.S.P.

Lol, to make it rain fortune cookies for his ladies. 🤣

What dat boi watching? 😆

Lmao you really said you’re not responsible for that child’s behavior 😭

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😂🤣😂🤣That's a funny as punch line.

@reeree Really? Kids believe in Santa Claus. A big beard white man breaking in into their homes with bag of presents huge enough for all kids in the planet... carried by flying dears... but they are horrible racist for being surprised that a guy of a group that they don't have contact with and they mostly see only on TV speaking foreign languages... speaks English. It's just a kid... he barely understands 1+1

Watch the other video. Jimmy's real dad will play the dad. And win!

Well Ken is Korean so that’d be pretty f’d up

Lol, just the thought cracks me up.

With Ali Wong as his hot mom, and Bobby Lee as his uncle/older brother.

@@amazingsupergirl7125 Okay. So, a person of Korean ancestry can't play a person of Chinese ancestry? Where exactly are all the lines? Can a Nigerian play South African? What about Somali? Egyptian? Or what about an English actor? I mean, they can play Scottish, Welsh, or Irish, right? What about French? German? Swiss? Danish?

I always honestly thought John Wayne was a bit Mongol-looking. Moreso than just about any Chinese guy I've seen. People call it whitewashing, but you have to wonder how many super-talented broad-chested Mongolian actors were hanging out in Hollywood back then.

Or Frank Sinatra singing "Ole Man River."

@@JETZcorp Considering there's been ethnically Mongolian people in China for centuries (if not millennia) how does what you said make sense? And how would there be Mongolian actors in the studio system, when the people running the studio system refused to hire them?

@@Genevieve1023 I said more than "just about" any Chinese guy "I've seen". So that's ethnic Chinese living in the Western US. Obviously if you trundle around Northern China you're going to find a lot of Mongolian looking and straight up Mongolian people. Obviously I'm not saying that John Wayne is more Mongolian looking than any single person in China. And when I said "in Hollywood", I didn't necessarily mean in the studio system, but physically in the geographic area. There were definitely some Chinese people around L.A. back then, but not a very wide cross-section of them. When my dad went to school in the 70s (20 years on from The Conqueror) there was still only 1 Asian kid in the building. The demographics back then weren't like they are now. So the ideal in making the movie would be to go on a big pre-internet man hunt to find someone who looks Mongolian, is big and imposing, and who can act very well in English. I don't think any single human on Earth in the 1950s meets all 3. They would struggle very hard to find a anyone who fulfills 2 of those requirements, or they could pick up the phone in 10 seconds and call a pro actor who definitely nails 2 of the 3. Bear in mind too that in the mid-50s you can't just bop on over to Mao's mostly pre-industrial communist China and look for actors while Chinese and American soldiers are killing each other in Korea. Going back to the original comment that started this. Let's say in the 1950s, in China, they're making a movie about Christopher Columbus. Chinese production, for a Chinese audience, Chinese language, and made on that side of Mao's version of the iron curtain. They don't even get to look in Hong Kong; that's still effectively Britain at this time. They're probably not going to find a tall skinny white guy who can can act well in Mandarin. They'd find a tall, skinny, and unusually pale Chinese actor. Now, in 2021, when half the world speaks English, and China is modern, open to foreigners, and connected through the internet, there would be no excuse for casting a big white guy as Genghis Khan. Different times bear different circumstances, so it's important to consider those differences before we judge those of the past based on our modern standards. While it IS true that they weren't very interested in pursuing diversity, it is also true that they weren't very able.

@@JETZcorp Those demographics were the result of the Chinese Exclusion act, which had been around in some form for almost 100 years, and the Japanese internment camps in WW2. If that's how America felt about Asians, did Hollywood have any business making a movie about Ghengis Khan?

I thought that was a Jewish tip

That's a greek tip too!

I thought a Chinese tip was they tell you to think about what you're doing with your life.

Old white guys at the diner do that too.

@Insignificant Speck Of Dust Better than a Christian tip where you leave a fake Jesus hundred that tells them to go to church

As a white woman I agree. I thought Matt Damon being cast in that movie was so weird. Like what?! Edit: not trying to be woke. It just seems odd.

Hey man, thanks for representing the blacks.

@@Cahrub LMAO! Glad I didn't have to say it.

As a white man I agree haha

Hahah that’s awesome

A sense of humor is attractive

congratz, u just find out your real sexual orientation

Lol!!!

Charisma

I kind of liked it...

@@hater2764 me too , harmless bit of silliness .

@@hater2764 i think it's a piece of garbage

He had Man bom

Yea he does and he’s hilarious

yeah, I always LMAO hearing him

Bamboo ceiling

@@waterfoker8558 lmao 🤣

LOL

Actually, he's last name is O'Yang, not Yang .

@@waterfoker8558 JEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEESUS, I'm glad I didn't have a drink to spit out at that one!

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He’ll probably be canceled!

watch Love hard on netflix

He needs to write and produce more movies :D

Ah that's who paid for him to show up and everyone's feed

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Bro same... I was like wtf is this piece of crap movie.

The one thing I found particularly interesting about that movie, was how racist it was against whites. It's the first time I had experienced proper racism against myself. I wasn't insulted, it was just an interesting experience. Also, I found it interesting how pro-communist it was. I didn't see any reason for such a movie to be a pro-communist propaganda. But I guess if you live in China, everything you do must be pro-communist propaganda.

@@Tjalve70 Yeah, you know it's a Chinese made film, set in China, paid for by China, and produced primarily by a Chinese crew. Everything China makes is anti western. Watch "Wolf Warrior" if you haven't.

@@RogerCharlamange I has expected it to be anti-western. I hadn't expected it to be so blatantly racist. But it wasn't racist in the intentionally offensive way. It was just racist in the matter-of-factly way. Which was interesting. Also, the child-emperor was such blatant pro-communist propaganda, that if any western film maker had made such shallow and blatant propaganda, he would have been laughed out of the community. I do know that the official Chinese view, is that east Asians are not homo sapiens. They claim to be descendants from homo erectus. And if anyone but east Asians had said that, it would have been considered extremely racist.

@@RogerCharlamange the story is by 3 Americans, 3 out of 4 of the producers are American, the screenplay by 3 Americans and 1 of the 4 production companies is American.

Yea they don't know how to react lol A lot of his humor counts as edgy, especially for a white audience who's used to seeing POC-related jokes as possibly racist. They're laughing but wondering if they'll get canceled for doing so later.

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Never seen the movie but that's funny with the last sentence.

The name of the movie is lovehard! 😆

Spoil alert

I just saw it last week and lovvvvvved it. Perfect Xmas time movie ❤️

It’s a one of my fav xmas movies for sure

@@khoatran9006 same I’m definitely looking forward to watching it every year 🤓

I loved that movie soooo much.

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Let me guess? You born in Arab household?

@@Melon-ALL-Free chinese

Wow? They are really good Chinese.

Yes, this happens with my family and extended family too. I think the difference is if you’re eating with other families- it’s necessary to be generous and pay for the groups bill, that’s why we all fight for the bill….. But the tip part is still not very generous, but very reasonable to them, like they don’t think it’s cheap at all- the amount makes sense to them.

@@linateacup to be fair, tipping culture in the US is out of control. Maybe it would be better if everyone were a bit more Chinese in that regard 🙂

I enjoyed it as much as any Chinese movie I've ever watched. Let's be frank, here. Costume mainland movies and dramas are so over-the-top ridiculous, I see absolutely no difference. The Great Wall made absolutely no sense, but it was a spectacle!

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