Tiffany Young is an American singer. Born and raised in California, she was discovered by South Korean entertainment agency SM Entertainment at the age of fifteen and subsequently moved to South Korea.
@@MC-xt6xf Reinforcing the perpetual foreigner stereotype is not "harmless," or have you not been following the rise of anti-Asian racism in the West during the pandemic?
@@newdawg100 That wasn't a "foreigner stereotype." He was meeting a celebrity from South Korea - it is natural to assume she was born there. It was evidence of poor interview preparation, but not "audacity" or "stereotypes."
@@wsol80 it’s literally a stereotype to thin all races that aren’t Alrt of America can’t speak English. Most countries even if English is the dominant language still ha etchings such as international schools were kids can go. So thinking just cause she’s Korean she can’t speak English even if she wasn’t form Amelia is really weird it’s not the fisrt time it’s happens It happens to Felix if skz who’s literally from Australia he was told he has a nice biking accent when for one he’s fork Australia and for tow it wasn’t an English accent. Same lethal Johnny of nct the host told him he spoke good English then Johnny literally told him “ I’m form Chicago “ This one pissed me off so bad , mark lee of nct who is literally one of the most well know Canadian idols was literally told his English is good after he literally told the host like 3 seconds prior to that connect that’s what form Canada born and raised in New York. So I’m confused on how they felt the Ned to tell him his English is good when it’s literally his mother tongue. It’s so crazy to me bc all it takes is a quick search and you’ll find out the same tucking artist your interviewing is literally a foreigner who’s first fucking language is English. That’s lien telling a Korean there Korean is good. Or if these idols were to clap back and tell the host there English Is good they’d be in the wrong. Try these interviews can do it and we say kyung. Bulls hit. Ik tired of these interviews doing the literal bare minimum. Literally it takes one second to see what nationality or race they are. If you look up felix is says Australian singer , if you look up Johnny it says American singer , if you look up mark it says Canadian singer - songwriter. Ik confused on why they don’t this. It’s just weird and has happens way to many times. Anyway sorry for my typos it’s late.
@@newdawg100 Asians do literally exactly the same thing to foreigners in their country. Look at how Bahiyyih is treated by Koreans despite being a native Korean. Once again we are blaming a human trait on Americans alone. And I can tell you that Americans are vastly less xenophobic or racist than Koreans. Also, the “violence towards Asian Americans” in the US is quite overstated by the media. As in, less than 200 incidents in a population of 20 million alone, in a country of 300+ million. There are ignorant people everywhere.
She is american and there are idols with effortless accents too. AleXa, Day6 Jae, Mark from Got7, Jackson and Bambam too, BM, Ashley Choi, Amber, Ailee and there is even more
My top tree are 1) Jessi (she’s the badass even her speaking voice lol) 2) Rose’ (her Aussie accent always gave me chills) 3) Tiffany (American accent but so fluent) These ladies were born out of Korea.
I love how the title referred to her English "ability" like she wasn't born and raised in California. Personally I think it's impressive that Tiffany still kept her Valley Girl accent after living in Korea for so long...
This video title is low key insulting. Tiffany is American, born and raised in the States. Why wouldn't she speak good English? Asian Americans have been in the United States since the 1860s. Is it possible that many of us are native English speakers?
It always makes me laugh when people get surprised about her speaking english fluently, I mean duuuuuuh she is from the USA, her first language is english. Like she said once, her korean is the one that is amazing.
Tiffany's English ISN'T "amazing" for obvious reasons, but she's truly impressive in so many other ways...and how all the SNSD members work together and are such great friends ( and I include Jessica, despite the unfortunate professional 'estrangement' )while also always having their personal ambitions ( and doubts, too) and pursuing them while also being hugely successful as group in a very tough business, is what truly 'amazes' me.
She is a born and raised American citizen to South Korean parents who lived and studied in US until 16 so duhhh English is her native language Her Korean is the one that is amazing
I actually love her voice when she speaks english.. Its husky, witty and sexy at the same time. I also love her korean accent its so cute and adorable how she pronounce the language. Hehe Love you #tiffanyyoung 😍💖😘💗💐👑 @tiffanyyoung @youngones
I think people aren't actually impressed by her english but are actually enchanted by her silvery gentle accent. Even if you could speak English fluently having a certain tone would really stand out to people alot more ♡
This is so funny to me... English is her first language and yet people are so amazed. edit: on the other hand, Tiffany interviewing Tom Cruise and Brad Pitt is a surprise I didn't know I needed.
some dont know it's her first language so that may be why, as well as how most kpop idols cant speak english as fluently as her (which is to be expected)
“Amazing English” istg isn’t that actually racist??? She’s an AMERICAN and English is her FIRST LANGUAGE 😭😭😭 y’all are no different with the reporter who praised Mark’s English right after she asked whether he’s a Canadian or not☠️
you need to stop misappropriating "racist". they simply think she's homegrown korean, which is what the majority of members are and what anyone would think if they didn't know about Tiffany. and tbh, Jessica and Tiffany are the only ones with good English in the group- if they heard Tiffany for the first time and after all the others, they would react. it's only natural.
its not an ability..she grew up in the states thats why...why is english such a big deal in korea?i mean,most asian countries uses english as a second language..
@@sgtmian Most foreigners speak English better than some natives, Soya’ll need to stop it with your bs. I grew up in the west and I still this get this comment. You’re not winning any points by these assumptions. So like, fucking stop?
Close your eyes..all i hear is 100%pure white person Speaking English.....WOW ....AMAZING, no accent When she's speaking ENGLISH..was TIFFANY borned & raised in USA!??
Hi,again ❤Tiffany 🤟❤ 👉01/08/24 You are always positive and full of love. May your smile continue to increase throughout your life without decreasing. May this birthday be more beautiful than the previous one, and may your next birthday be even more beautiful than this one. May you be together with your loved ones for the rest of your life. ❤Once more again❤❤Happy birthday to you.❤ 💫❤🎉🎆💐🎂✨🎉❤💫 LoneLY💗Free Man 💗 @Mustafa Özüçelik ❤❤