Filipino youth 'gettin' comfy in da Hood'

Fast forward to 4:35

LOL for some reason all the pinay girls in Cali don't compare to girls from Makati....pinay girls in the US don't take care of their skin and they break out with pimples and rashes all over their face

girl with the hat in 4:35 is pretty hot....now I wish they all star wearing hijaabs

I'm very glad to see the Filipino youth finally subscribe to the superior ghetto culture.
A commenter said, "Fliggers trying to speak ebonics, throwing out signs, bopping, and dressing in clothes 2 sizes too big."

Fast forward to 5:35
Can someone tell me the function of the shiny and golden leg covering the lady is wearing?

HAHAAHAA WTF I KNOW SOME OF THEM!!! LMAO!!!


urban culture is embrace by any race. seriously just look at the current mainstream music

Don't worry. Nobody in the Philippines want to be dark skinned and Afro haired.

On the other hand, Michelle Obama is never seen without her straight hair. hehehehe.

wahahaha girl in 4:35 wearing hat is actually korean...WTF

lol what is it with overseas filipinos and trying to act black...

LOL guess where this is...yet they still try to act like tupac
Well at least they still speak filipino...lol
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2T-NxbTrf-A
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_idqEILwxVg...feature=channel

I don't think the main guy is Filipino. His mom is Thai. He could be half Filipino, I dunno. Most of the other people are acting really white. Nothing black about them.

too many bloods & crips in the Philippines now. they even have MS-13 too!


wtf

If you want to see the real Filipino black ghetto just go to Zambales or Subic.

Listen up Yo

Are you from there?

I'm from Spain

hahaha ejay already replied on that shiz

The Philippines should start imposing a form of media control. We should limit the kinds of entertainment that penetrate our TV, films and airwaves. We must ban especially the importation of Black/Afro-American entertainment within our borders. Also, we must ban other kinds of immoral media that compliment sex, drugs, violence, etc. We must only take in wholesome entertainment.

^ Then we should ban Korean $hit because they try to act black too. It's funny because Koreans are probably the furthest thing from being black.

I don't watch Korean, so I don't know a lot about it. We could just probably delete selected and 'objectionable' scenes from movies, dramas, etc and not ban the whole thing in its entirety.

only going to work if we have our won high quality culture & entertainment programs, untilk then tough luck.

^^




sometimes i think it's pretty ignorant to say its "black" culture, or say people trying to act "black", "white", "brown". they're all just skin colors. they don't really define a person's personality or a culture. a more specific term are needed

I thought that Koreans like to be like Europeans because they dress like Europeans and like European architecture. If you notice many houses in Korea looks European.

Seriously, though there is already a form of media control in the country.
As for banding "Black/Afro-American entertainment" however, I don't think that is going to happen when you have people running for government offices who step on the stage to rap songs by the likes of Snoop Dog and Dr. Dre.

Anyway, when does this kind of "lifestyle" stop being considered as "Black" and starts to be considered as "Filipino (or Fil-Am) lifestyle"? After all, this is a video from the "Friendship Games", a Filipino American ran activity meant to represent Filipino culture. Filipinos acting this way is nothing new.

anong masama nun. baka inggit kalang dahil pangit ka.

pagmasdan mo toh---> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8V2Fd7O2dRY

hip hop style yan ng isang sikat na artist dito sa amerika. plus... maraming nananalo sa america's best dance crew na mga pinoy at ang kanilang musical choice is hip-hop.

i like black people. i have been to a black baptist church before. they are very kind humble people that love God. which is more than i can say for you and your hateful, self depreciating, xenophobic threads.

America has a black president, so i guess we're a "ghetto" country now as some would say to a ghetto neighborhood pssh

what?? your not making any sense...Im like addicted to korean dramas...there is nothing black wannabe be about it

look up super junior or SNSD(girls generation)...there is nothing black about that

si taeyang ay egot style. yung mga korean groups na gusto mo ay bading style.

LOL I listen to Big Bang, 2ne1, and Wonder Girls

Najjiah u need to give watching korean dramas a try....LOL

ok lang. kung ayun ang feel na feel mo di ok lang. ako... gusto ko lahi natin. gusto ko mga artista natin at mga tugtugin natin. di ko type ang mga music ng ibang bansa. kung minsan... japan. pero ang korean style di ko talaga gusto. at saka... parang parepareho ang mga hitsura nila.

ang foreign na teleserye na type ko ay ito... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OSPMXW7NJbQ

galing noh??? ^_^

this is my type of foreign show
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q5hFZOYWAVY

Eun Jae (Han Chae Young) was a stubborn and head-strong girl who had a passion for cooking. She did not have any interest in going to college and with the help of her hig school friend, Jung Hyun Sung (Lee Chun Hee)ran away to Italy to enroll in a cooking school. Jung Hyun Sung who loved her dearly went along with her.

Han Yi-Joon (Jo Hyun Jae) came from a wealthy family. He travelled to Italy looking for his mother and there he ran into Eun Jae, who had also been seeking the same person to learn the secrets to making great pasta. She comforted Yi-Joon, who was distraught over his mother's remarrying, and they ended up making love. Yi Joon left Eun Jae the next morning over some misunderstanding. Eun Jae became pregnant and had no choice but to give up her dream and to return to Korea.

6 years later, Eun Jae was working in low paying restaurant jobs, Yi-Joon atarted to take over the operations of his family's business, and Hyun Sung was working as a chef for one of the restarurants owned by Yi-Joon and managed by Ji Soo Yeon (Hong Soo Hyun). Hyun Sung was good with Eun Jae's son and he was helping out Eun Jae's whole family financially as they had fallen on hard times. Yi-Joon found out that he still had feelings for Eun Jae as they ran into each other when he was looking for a new chef for his restaurant. The dramatic tension unfolds as the four main characters worked out their feelings for each other.

I saw this Korean music video when I was in the Philippines this summer:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ISEoXdHb4W4

They're trying to act black more than any of those Filipinos in the video that the OP posted. Koreans are also really big into Hip Hop. I just think it's funny that people make a big deal about Filipinos acting black, but they don't say anything about those goofy Korean wiggers. A Korean acting black looks about as goofy as a Norwegian trying to act black.

Filipino cabbage pickers

Didn't click the link, but some of the people in this thread need to go into Narcotics Anonymous. There has to be some kind of substance abuse involved in that kind of thinking.

I understand Sakimsakapangyarihan's mind set. He's the direct opposite of a sellout. There are not a lot of Filipinos who has this mentality. This mentality is common among the Japanese.

MS 13?

tims a funny dude

heh

http://www.youtube.com/results?search_quer..._type=&aq=f

official ms13 PI friendster & myspace page
http://profiles.friendster.com/rejedaretarent

http://www.myspace.com/rejedatarent

don't make "black" a problem. the corruption and decadence will immediately find a different backdoor.

I think it is a matter of fashion and emotion. black people have good understanding of a "collective/inclusive" asian culture.
OTOH white capitalism is over-individualistic and thus destructive.


where I ask you to make a huge difference:
as long as folks watch their good english, pass their exams and get their degrees, and avoid crime, it is all ok.
problem starts with the infection by hatred and actual gangsta culture, without reason, just for "protest" and goof.
also I can see the logic when people unite against racism, but when the ground is non-productive i.e. crime and wild party-subculture with drugs, there is no meaning and justification in this at all.

that above video is completely harmless. different looks is not evidence of being evil or inferior.
if asians in home country are overly critical then I guess they still not recovered from colonial mentality, or represent a questionable oligarchy.

Koreans gangsters do not try to act black at all.
If you know what real Korean gangsters are like.. there more like the mafia.
While no offence.. most of the Filipino "gangsters" iv seen just try to look mexican and dress mexican.
Koreans there are ranks and respect is huge
Big Difference... Blacks fight with guns, Koreans fight with fists , knives and bats

Example of some Korean gangster movies
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XeVSZKGWgOg - Dirty Carnival


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oQKT1yFYQp0...feature=related - Friend
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rs9cbcdouOc
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pDHeOkVnNDg

EXAMPLE OF KOREAN POP

Korean RAP - Drunken Tiger

With an original flow. They dont try to act black, its Korean rap

Probably the MOST respected Asian rappers ever
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J_3QTqBmUic
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3n8rgdT0Ojc


CROWN J is a perfect example of a Korean wigger

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jwF64VQYjaY

It still a black wannabe to me

So anything hip hop is a black wanna be to you then ?

First of all hip hop was invented by blacks in the bronx so in some degree it is black music or black wannabe. There can be hip hop variations which you can distinguish what sub genre of hip hop the artist of group are portraying.

When I first heard 2ne1 I thought they were black girls singing because they sing like blacks and if you close your eyes and listen to Korean rap you will think that a black person is rapping until you open your eyes and realize that it is not a black person rapping. Is that a good thing?

When pinoys rap you will notice that it is a pinoy who i rapping not a black person.

don't mind martin...he's an afrocentrist...he gets pissed whenever somebody tries to take away credit for so called black achievements

I dont understand?
When Koreans rap it sounds black? But when Filipino's rap is sounds filipino and not black?
So filipinos have their own original sound and koreans dont?

these posts by Graham still bothers me..
i think Graham has a hate for Koreans

there is only one way to be gangsta... n thats to ride around on scooters like martin nuke

no it just bothers me how Filipinos look down on blacks, but they follow Korean trends. Now Koreans are starting to act black, so what are Filipinos gonna do?...

Some Filipinos rappers do sound black, like this one.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ImI2NcGyqag

I think it's one of the better Filipino rap songs.

This is the Martin Nuke ghetto look and its the look of the Philippines circa 2012

Ah, you are one of those that actually wears a helmet on your head instead of your arm.

lol.. i still dont understand your point?
of sounding black? his speaking tagalog aint he?

This is the real Philippine Black Culture