Asian Immigrants Used Black Americans When they Arrived, still got rejected By YT Zaddy

Añadido: 2026-05-20

[00:00:00]I want to be quite frank with you here.

[00:00:01]If the British withdraw I'm prepared to go on with the Australians and the New Zealanders, but I'm not prepared to go on with the Americans.

[00:00:11]What why not, Mr. Prime Minister? Why do you think Americans >> Well, can I put it this way?

[00:00:16]I think they're a highly intelligent Mhm. well-meaning often people and some of their leaders like Kennedy, the late president had signs of growing greatness, depth.

[00:00:35]But, you know, by and large the administration lacks depth and judgment or wisdom which comes out of an accumulation of knowledge of human beings and human situations over a long period of time.

[00:00:52]That's lacking.

[00:00:54]Now, he's basically saying, you know, we we don't really That's That's the Chinese speaker leader. Basically, we don't trust the the we don't trust the uh >> [snorts] >> the uh Americans. And he's not talking about black Americans, but yet black people get accused of all of these racial uh derogatory stereotypes. Again, we're talking about stereotypes, positive and negative. Some of you all may remember this video. Take a listen to this.

[00:01:25]Okay, I'm going to be an unfiltered [ __ ] for a second. I am so tired of the men in my community. Racism I've seen from Asians that This is the comedian, if you see him on the screen. He's the one that start was talking crazy about black people. Uh talking about they should be deported.

[00:01:41]So, this is an Asian woman also coming out basically saying this does not represent all of us dot dot dot XYZ. She can speak for herself. Racism [snorts] I've seen from East Asians. The racism I've seen from East Asian men is enough to send me into a psychosis. I do believe in putting down men like the wild dogs they are, especially when they're from my community because they are so insufferably embarrassing. Like I'd rather never experience an orgasm again than breathe the same air as these [ __ ] peons.

[00:02:08]>> Okay, family-friendly. I need you to calm down, lady. I need you not to uh you know, mess up my uh monetization here on YouTube. So, we're going to keep it family-friendly. But again, I showed you the video earlier and you saw the fact that you have a lot of uh Asian men who are upset that their Asian women are dating out. Again, the statistics show that the group of people who date out the most are Asian women. And they they're talking about, you know, very unappealing white men are able to get beautiful Asian women and that upsets them. All right? So, keep in mind that this is where a lot of this xenophobia is coming from, this sexual competition cuz the Asian woman is re- rejecting these Asian men. So, let's keep that in mind also, okay? You Vultrumites.

[00:02:56]They they they don't want y'all over there Vulturing. The thing about the Vultrumites is the Vultrumites invade someone's uh uh planet and if they determine you worthy, then they interbreed with you and breed out all of your native, you know, bloodline and you become a superior bloodline. That's So, that's That's why they calling you Vultrumites.

[00:03:18]They think you going to come over there and outbreed them. Let's keep listening to this little lady. That's more than 1 second. Before we continue today's episode, I want to emphasize that if I say anything emasculating, it is not because they are Asian. It is because no one is exempt from small dick energy behavior. That also being said, I Uh-oh, I don't know what You heard what she said, maybe a little comp- somebody type competition in the chat room. That seems to be what the issue is. You know, >> community thinks I've had my foot on too many other Asian people's necks for negative reasons. So, I will shout out three Asian men that I do love. Andy, Ken Uppa, and Nathan. Love them.

[00:03:55]Everything I have found out about Hans Kim has been against my will. But on site, I knew that man was Korean. A lot of people have been asking me to speak up about Hans Kim and add nuance to this No. So, I'm I'm a I'm a you got to get what she said. She said what what she said, all right? Now, I got a couple other things cuz I just want to show you and I want to specifically let the Asians know that [snorts] uh you know we know who you are, you know who you are and while you all was sitting off, you know, not on the bus and not on the front lines and all these sort of things, black people still tried to incorporate you all um and look out for y'all. Check this out. Somebody type HBCU in the chat room. Somebody type HBCU.

[00:04:41]>> flatter white people while telling a story that was originally primarily about black and Asian struggle. Long before Brown versus Board of Ed integrated the education system, Korean international students ended up at Howard University. Why? Because PWIs at the time wouldn't let them in. And why did Howard University exist in the first place? Because without HBCUs, black students wouldn't have had any where to get educated. The whites No, Howard University was the only HBCU that initial that started as a fully accredited or fully functioning college.

[00:05:16]Now, for you all who don't know what what HU HU is in Washington, D.C.

[00:05:22]HU was initially a university where rich white landowners who had reproduced and impregnated so many black women who were slaves and that that they they they felt bad.

[00:05:37]They they white man felt bad, okay? The white man said, "Damn, I've done knocked all these black women I got all these little Somebody type Big Daddy. You remember uh Big Daddy from Django? Remember that Django? Remember that Big Daddy? It was a bunch of Big Daddies down there knocking up all the black women and so they felt bad and they decided to go ahead and send those kids to college and so this is why heart This is why Howard University was founded.

[00:06:02]>> [snorts] >> It was initially founded to educate the biracial offspring of the white landowner masters and their their uh their uh their their their their their black female slaves. I just want you to keep it in mind. It was this Each each If you black people, you vulturemites, if you go back six generations all of y'all have a white granddaddy.

[00:06:26]Somebody type granddaddy in the chat room. Each and every one of y'all have a white granddaddy.

[00:06:32]If you a foundational black American, you go back six generations, you have a white granddaddy.

[00:06:38]All right, granddaddy was doing what he did. He was out there in the slave quarters messing around.

[00:06:44]>> [snorts] >> I'm going to tell you something about my great great great great great granddaddy. They wrote a book about him.

[00:06:51]This dude was a Confederate captain.

[00:06:54]I did the research. I ain't proud of but it is what it is. He's a Confederate captain.

[00:06:59]And uh he fathered a whole bunch of children by my great great great great great grandmother, okay?

[00:07:07]>> [snorts] >> And uh she had a so-called husband at the time, okay? And he lived with her and he has She has some children by him and some children by this this white man who was my great great great great great granddaddy, okay?

[00:07:22]And uh thing is all his white children died.

[00:07:26]All of his white kids died.

[00:07:28]And his his uh his black children ended up being leaders and doctors and whatnot and etc. etc. lawyers and so on and so forth.

[00:07:39]That's ironic. And this man fought for the Confederacy, okay? But he was prejudiced against everything but that that that that that black that black snapper, okay? Y'all heard of red snapper? He liked that black snapper.

[00:07:54]That black snapper kept him coming back and he kept having children, okay? I just want y'all to understand that. But uh again, this is this is why Howard University was founded and this little Asian lady is saying it was Howard University that let black people or that let Korean people or or Asian people attend the university cuz the white folks they were no, you're colored, you can't come here. And uh you can go over there with the with the N-word. So we've always had our door open for these uh people about we this is who we are. When they start talking reckless about us, I just want you to understand that uh we've always helped these people out.

[00:08:31]Somebody type grand zaddy in the chat room. Somebody type grand zaddy in the chat room. schools didn't let them in.

[00:08:38]So why include white people in a historical episode that doesn't have much to do with them but was caused by their racism? Mhm. It's the pick me oism. This is for the white gays. It's erasing black history, Asian history, and this one moment of solidarity between minorities in favor of making white people feel good about themselves that they were part of the story at all.

[00:08:58]Now I know people That ain't the only moment of solidarity where black people have have cut Asians a break, but I'm going to let you keep going, baby. Go.

[00:09:03]BTS is Korean, but they knew better.

[00:09:06]They've been an internationally famous group for such a long time. Before making a music video about Howard University, they could have Googled Howard University. Even better, they could have visited Howard University. I went there one time in 2018 to visit my friend who was in medical school at the time. I met like one Asian girl, but my friend and everybody else was black.

[00:09:25]Even though the school has been integrated and anybody can go there now, it is an overwhelmingly black school. So this portrayal with this many white people standing in front of the black people is inaccurate today and it was extremely inaccurate before Brown versus Board of Ed. We need to stay on BTS's asses because to some outsiders it seems like a small innocuous thing like oh why are you giving them such a hard time?

[00:09:49]Did she just use my word? Did she just say BTS? You can't be saying that. You went to Stanford. That's See that you called you using my words.

[00:10:00]I'm going to let you finish little lady.

[00:10:01]Go ahead at least you used it correctly.

[00:10:03]>> They fundamentally misrepresented instance where black people really helped us out. By us I mean Asians. I'm not Korean. And then we wonder why they don't trust us. Even as K-pop continues to >> why black people don't trust you. Okay?

[00:10:17]take from their culture without credit.

[00:10:18]I hope they can remake this music video because this was their chance to pull a Ryan Coogler like what he did with center in which he told a black story with Asian people in it representing our historical relationship correctly and with respect. BTS had the chance to do the you know the inverse. Telling an Asian story that included a primarily black setting and black goodwill toward us and instead we got white students standing in front of black students when they wouldn't have been there at all.

[00:10:44]>> They wouldn't have They wouldn't have been at Howard back then.

[00:10:47]Wouldn't no integration wasn't no integration back then. They wouldn't have done it. But again this is folk co-opting our story and and and corrupting it and taking credit for all our good