Asian React to Steven he's Video! / Korea, Japan, Thailand, India, Indonesia, U.S.A.

Steven He: We are A sians not B sians! 😂😂😂

As an adopted korean with white parents...the "western" parenting stereotype doesnt apply toward me LOL my parents were practically asian parents in white bodies

Those gasps, 😮 and "omg" reaction when the "B in English" came up 🤣

As Asian parent, even though I didn't expect my daughter to be the best, sometimes I still compared her to her friends. "You only got 85 but your 'stupid' friend got 95? Your friend studied well but you only mock her while not study seriously. "

Its not that ALL asians are short. Its that Asians on average are shorter than most. This IS true, Ive traveled through asia and while I did come acros people my size (6'2) or even taller, most people were well below what Im used to.

I wish we had a russian and/or a middle eastern asian. People tend to forget that they are asian too.

"You sound like how dust taste" 😂

I don't know who is steven he but why he sound like uncle roger

As an indian i still can relate to him ❤ He is a whole mood😂

I love Steven He's vids. I grew up in NZ but my dad's side is Chinese Irish mum's Maori Scottish. Mum was so chill she was 'So long as you did your best' my dad was like 'Your cousin did better'. My mum when I was little did make me learn piano, I lost interest and picked up drums in HS instead. But yeah like the one who grew up in Aussie, similar thing here, learn an instrument, play lots of sports, make friends and study. It was too much so I just went Drums, Basketball, Art and Science as my main focus the rest I let fly by me.

The whole concept of this video EMOTIONAL DAMAGE!!!

Me: I got a 100% out of possible 105% due to bonus question. Parent: Why didn't you get a 105%?

I didn't know that Americans were considered Asian... That's interesting to know.

As an American who grew up in the 70's and 80's, we had salad real mash potatoes. I think it changed in the mid 80's. Because our lunch was not that bad. And we had an hr to eat.

In Korea, there are a handful of top-tier universities that everyone is fighting to get into. In the US, there are so many tiers of universities that anyone who wants to get in can do so, from Ivy League to state colleges to trade schools. As long as you have a degree, it doesn't really matter where it's from.

I finished my Master's Degree in January. It's been non-stop work for two straight years with that degree. Even got a perfect 4 in my last semester. Have a fever right now and my mom is literally screaming at me for not working. "It's cuz of that damn cellphone"

Emotional Damage 😂😂😂😂

4:37 The thai visual sigh is very visible : "Yeah okay, Jess, this isn't about America, no need to get insecure about it..." 😴

Asian parent: You should be like the neighbor's kid! Kid: You should be like the neighbor kid's parent! XD

“To be fair, my parents didn’t have anyone to compare me to ‘cause I was the best.” is such an American thing to say. Having lived all my life in Asia, even the best people in class or sports when I was growing up never admitted to being the best. 😂