What i´d like to know from someone who is Japanese or very familiar with Japanese culture: Why is the explicit or implied depiction of incest or pedophilia in mainstream media like anime culturally accepted in Japan?
I don´t mean to be rude, but in Europe or USA you might go into jail for just watching that kind of stuff and i see it in a lot of anime, games and manga that are meant to be played by children/teenagers, like RPG´s for Nintendo´s Wii whose audience is obviously a younger one.
Well based on facts, Hamburgers are the most selling food products in the USA. And we stand as the most obese country, and as of march 10, 2011, the most obese state is West Virginia. So, I don't think they're being "racist" much, but more of "stereotypical" that "all" Americans are like that. Statistically, "MOST" are.
When talking about other countries, Japanese people may use the stereotypical images … as a kind of joke. It is like that some people in other countries.
I may think it's even delightful to have a jokes with each other.
But certainly, thereby may be hurt someone's feelings.
In most cases, doing so without malice, we can not quit easily.
But the most important question: what beer was it?
I've got a Dogfish Head Indian Brown Ale in front of me as I type this. I'm a bit of a beer connoisseur (aka "snob") myself.
And I've never yet set foot out of the US in my entire 32 years of life, and I have the image of the average US citizen of being a fat over-eater of meat and junkfood. D'oh?
This is a great idea, by the way!! There are quite a few common misconceptions about and in various countries that should be addressed.
It's rather that racism uses stereotypes but stereotypes are not racism in itself. For example, it's not racist call someone a douche or a geek because of their looks.
Anyhow great idea for videos, we rarely see those kinds aimed for Japanese like that.
@Ido013 You're right about that, but what I said is "What you call "image" Japanese, we call stereotype." And the Japanese subtitles specify that it's "image" as applied to 人種： race.
Hey BobbyJ, I've been watching for your videos for a bit and I like your stuff, but I have to say I probably enjoyed this one the best. Awesome idea dude. Viewerの質問を答えるの おもしろそうだな。
Im american and its really interesting hearing about what Japanese people think of americans! the sad thing is...i just ate a McDonalds mcsausage sandwiche for breakfast so i laughed a little when he was saying that Japan thinks americans eat hamburgers everyday! XD
great concept: it's even interesting for english speakers or americans to know what foreigners in japan ask about us. oh, and you do a good job explaining i think.
Though getting lost in the many aspects of any culture is easy, Japanese culture seems to be particularly easy to get lost in, i think, because it is still in a transition from before the Meji Era, to the Meiji Era, and after WWII. Yah...crazy.
But, this is coming from a 16-year old who reads too much, and who is admittedly confused.
I think it's easy for Americans to have mislead views about Japan. As I see it, Japan sends mixed messages about its culture, some of which seem to be unintentional. For example, a majority of anime conveys a Japan that is far from reality. Of course, anime isn't made for westerners, but they consume it regardless. Then, there's economic power-house side of Japan. And, then you've got the Japan that was created by purporters of post-war propaganda, such as Edwin O. Reischauer, who used to----
I am a Japanese who always studies English from textbooks or reading web page.Therefore I can read news article relatively and can hear news English to some extent if treating issue is familiar to me. But I feel frustrated when I try to hear V-bog in native English speaker talking about his/her casual daily life because I can hardly understand any bit of spoken word. Would you please teach me how to get over this?
Awesome idea for a segment on Youtube :) You can carry it out well too because you know the language very well. I like the idea of you bridging English and Japanese cultural perceptions by answering questions of Japanese people because it brings people/cultures closer to understanding one another.
I live in Alabama. Those bodily functions are not even spoken of in my family. We don't even think it's funny to joke about it. It's very rude and just plain disgusting to us.
I learned that the Samarai became a thing of the past about 100 years ago. Is that correct?
Great idea btw. I'm looking forward to more of this series. Your videos are always great.
I'm form Europe, so I have no idea how are things like in both Japan and America... That's why I have a question concerning both: is the life there similar to the one in the mangas and the american comics? We're talking about the ones concerning real life, nothing Sci-Fi or fantasy... Thanks! ^__^
Great idea for a series of videos, particularly because it means you get to go somewhere and drink. GENIUS.
It might be a good idea to include "1Bw/B" into the title, though, so people can easily distinguish these bits from everything else when you get a few more.
QUESTION: In your experience or by inquiry by age group, just how intolerable are Gaikokujin to the Japanese people? I guess I am kinda hung up on this issue. Thats one of the major things busting my bubble right now is this kind of treatment towards foreigners. I wouldnt mind being treated as a novelty or even an oddity but to not be given a chance and just outright being shunned just for being different would just hurt too much... **snif, sniff** Bwaaaahaahah!!!! But no really.
@edtomorrow This is one of the things I am struggling with in my plans to get to Japan. I just don't know if I could deal with the whole 'we accept you because our culture is one of acceptance, but deep down I don't have much respect for you' sort of vibe.
Bobby Judo pleeeeeeeeeease answer edtomorrow's question~!
@edtomorrow As WarmothStrat pointed out, a lot of that has to do with not wanting to deal with people who don't speak the language. He claims he can walk into a "Japanese Only" bar and they don't mind once they figure out he speaks Japanese. He's been there for 20 years, so he knows whereof he speaks.
@LordBalto Oh I totally agree that speaking Japanese is a huge step in making life there easier. LIke %90 of the battle. I think people know this that r serious in assimilating into any culture. I'd like to think that any effort in doing so would be met with atleast begrudging approval. There will always be the unyielding and those that would be overly accommodating and genuinely interested in being your true friend. I guess its these people that your energies and efforts should be invested in
Stereotypes are rude to make but allas they are true about 70% of the time. There are ignorant people out there in the world and not just in Amerika. Lets face it some people should not be allowed to leave the house. Unfortunately the ones that sneak out are always the worst ambassadors for any country. Its going to happen and to each their own. Americans get the dumb oaf label everwhere we go but if a group of Japanese people were to eat as they do in the US they would get stares too.
@edtomorrow Slurping, blowing your nose out onto the street, peeing in public, passing out in public, drinking from the soup bowl, openly reading dirty manga at a combini, not allowing a woman or the elderly to have your seat on public transportation....All things that would get you harsh stares if not outright arrested in the US, But heaven forbid you should stab your chopsticks into your rice or use them to bring something closer to you. Details... Thats what makes the world a great place.
Ahhh, very good.. You are undoubtedly doing someone a great service by making these... TheJapanChanneldotcom just had a video about interpersonal edicate amongst nihonjintachi and I posed the idea that American humor and sarcasm is mostly lost on Japan. So crude body function humor would be lost here too. Americans love a good fart joke! Males mostly but I suspect the ladies get a kick out of it from time to time. Its all about location if its rude or not. Public flatulence is always bad. UmmK.
Hmm, your fluency is impressive, and inspires me to keep studying my Nihongo. It's great to hear gaijin speaking so colloquially.
I daresay many have asked you many times (and thus you are bored brainless with the question), but at what age did you start learning JPZ? And how long have you lived there? Thanks so much!
@heomak Hahaha!!! Even after drinking... Must have been his first beer... It would be funny to see how these would turn out after say... ? 5 beers? LOL!!!!
I think you did a really good job of answering the questions, especially the one on Americans opinion of what Japan is. I look forward to further segments in your 'One Beer' series. ^^
living in Canada, I remember once being near New York in a small city named Carmel, and being asked by a person how I managed to cut snow in perfect square blocks in order to make my igloo!! So it would not surprise me if some people, not necessarily just Americans, would think that Japan is still run by Samurai and Ninjas!
Good work! I hope you keep this up, but isn't it weird to record these monologues in a public space? I could never do it myself, so thumbs up and a +fave for you. I'm looking forward to seeing what you do with this, in the future. :)
ahhhh I want a beer now =.= and Im trying to go on a diet~!!!!! T.T thanks alot Bobby ;~; .. XD anyways I like this segment. It will help try and clear the air between the two cultures.. :D
質問です。
日本で一般的な「生ビール」はアメリカにも有りますか？
poisanjp 1 month ago
今日初めてあなたの動画を見ました。日本語がうまいですね～。驚きました。
質問に対しての答えもとても的を得ている感じで関心しました。
上から目線に聞こえたらすみません。
日本人からの質問に対する答えだけじゃなく、
bobbyさんの日頃気になること（日本では当たり前のようなこと）を動画にしてみても面白いんじゃないかな、と思いました。
keep making good videos! good luck! :)
cielodicaprio 5 months ago in playlist bobbyjudo さんのその他の動画
What i´d like to know from someone who is Japanese or very familiar with Japanese culture: Why is the explicit or implied depiction of incest or pedophilia in mainstream media like anime culturally accepted in Japan?
I don´t mean to be rude, but in Europe or USA you might go into jail for just watching that kind of stuff and i see it in a lot of anime, games and manga that are meant to be played by children/teenagers, like RPG´s for Nintendo´s Wii whose audience is obviously a younger one.
TheTakamas 7 months ago
Well based on facts, Hamburgers are the most selling food products in the USA. And we stand as the most obese country, and as of march 10, 2011, the most obese state is West Virginia. So, I don't think they're being "racist" much, but more of "stereotypical" that "all" Americans are like that. Statistically, "MOST" are.
yoh7351 8 months ago
This is so funny:-)
asancuta 9 months ago
無い無い、アメリカのイメージ違うよｗ
アメリカのイメージは軍隊やアメリカ映画とか田舎に行けば広大な農場でしょうね。
都会はニューヨーク・ロサンゼルス・シカゴ・ヒューストン・ワシントン等かな？
個人的にはテキサス親父を近頃思い出します。
bit0213 10 months ago
初めまして。動画、とても面白かったです。特に二つ目の質問に対する答えは、例えが分かりやすくて良かったです。思わず「七人の侍」と「荒野の7人」を思い浮かべてニンマリしました。
ところで、ハリウッド映画で「Happy birthday to you」と歌う場面を見かけないのは著作権のため、と聞いたことがあるけど、実際は歌いますか？
あと、クジラの肉を食べるのをよく思われてないイメージがあるけど、実際は？
私自身、クジラは食べたことないけど、馬刺しやジンギスカンは大好きで、それのほうが余程身近な動物なのに抗議されないのが不思議です。
良かったら教えてください。
これからも動画を楽しみにしています！
7144874 1 year ago
When talking about other countries, Japanese people may use the stereotypical images … as a kind of joke. It is like that some people in other countries.
I may think it's even delightful to have a jokes with each other.
But certainly, thereby may be hurt someone's feelings.
In most cases, doing so without malice, we can not quit easily.
(automatic translation)
goriration 1 year ago
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goriration 1 year ago
こんにちは！とても興味深い動画で、楽しく見ることができました。
学生時代に、もっと英語を勉強しておけばよかった・・と後悔（苦笑）。
これを機に、英語を学びなおしてみようと思いました。
私の子供は、今、英語の勉強が大好き！
この動画も、勉強の素材として、一緒に見てみたいと思います。
いつか、子供と一緒に、アメリカやカナダに遊びに行けるようになりたいな。。
tanzaku77 1 year ago
Good video! I like the topics like this.
Daviysoh 1 year ago
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Good video! I like the topics like this.
Daviysoh 1 year ago
This is a great idea.
sqrtlsqd 1 year ago
「神様信じてない（無心論者）」って言うと白い目で見られるって本当？
後進化論もあまり受け入れられてないとか。
失礼な質問だったらごめんなさい。
TheRm13579 1 year ago
But the most important question: what beer was it?
I've got a Dogfish Head Indian Brown Ale in front of me as I type this. I'm a bit of a beer connoisseur (aka "snob") myself.
And I've never yet set foot out of the US in my entire 32 years of life, and I have the image of the average US citizen of being a fat over-eater of meat and junkfood. D'oh?
This is a great idea, by the way!! There are quite a few common misconceptions about and in various countries that should be addressed.
IgnatzKolisch 1 year ago
It's rather that racism uses stereotypes but stereotypes are not racism in itself. For example, it's not racist call someone a douche or a geek because of their looks.
Anyhow great idea for videos, we rarely see those kinds aimed for Japanese like that.
Ido013 1 year ago
@Ido013 You're right about that, but what I said is "What you call "image" Japanese, we call stereotype." And the Japanese subtitles specify that it's "image" as applied to 人種： race.
bobbyjudo 1 year ago
@bobbyjudo oh I see, wasn't clear the way I read it :P Still keep at it very promising~
Ido013 1 year ago
アメリカにカウボーイは居ないのか・・・。
テキサス辺りなら、今だに伝統的な
カウボーイが存在すると思ってたんだが、違うのか？
なんか残念だ。
komentoman 1 year ago
すごくいいビデオだね！早速、似たような種類の質問でひょとしたらもう同様の質問を受けているかもしれませんが、本当にお寿司（すし）って外国の人は好きなの？ヘルシー、健康的だからってだけではなくて？醤油とかも一般的な人はどういう感覚で食しているのか知りたいです。よろしくお願いします（＾＾）
448matsuura 1 year ago
Hey BobbyJ, I've been watching for your videos for a bit and I like your stuff, but I have to say I probably enjoyed this one the best. Awesome idea dude. Viewerの質問を答えるの おもしろそうだな。
aBigMegane 1 year ago
"One Beer with Bobby"とは考えましたね。
すごく良い企画だと思います。
私の様な、外国の事をよく知らない日本人にも
勉強になる内容なので、これからも楽しみです。
8HOLYSUN 1 year ago
Im american and its really interesting hearing about what Japanese people think of americans! the sad thing is...i just ate a McDonalds mcsausage sandwiche for breakfast so i laughed a little when he was saying that Japan thinks americans eat hamburgers everyday! XD
SodaVampire 1 year ago
great concept: it's even interesting for english speakers or americans to know what foreigners in japan ask about us. oh, and you do a good job explaining i think.
xxjacobxx3 1 year ago 10
日本語うま!!
私日本人なのに、全然使わない言葉が出てきた!!（泣）
67943miki 1 year ago
pedal the pre-Meiji Japan....
Though getting lost in the many aspects of any culture is easy, Japanese culture seems to be particularly easy to get lost in, i think, because it is still in a transition from before the Meji Era, to the Meiji Era, and after WWII. Yah...crazy.
But, this is coming from a 16-year old who reads too much, and who is admittedly confused.
Does that support or oppose my argument? Lol
On a more pertinent note, I loved the video!
ReyFortea 1 year ago
I think it's easy for Americans to have mislead views about Japan. As I see it, Japan sends mixed messages about its culture, some of which seem to be unintentional. For example, a majority of anime conveys a Japan that is far from reality. Of course, anime isn't made for westerners, but they consume it regardless. Then, there's economic power-house side of Japan. And, then you've got the Japan that was created by purporters of post-war propaganda, such as Edwin O. Reischauer, who used to----
ReyFortea 1 year ago
分かりやすーい(^^)/
sumix02 1 year ago
分かりやすーい(^^)/
sumix02 1 year ago
I am a Japanese who always studies English from textbooks or reading web page.Therefore I can read news article relatively and can hear news English to some extent if treating issue is familiar to me. But I feel frustrated when I try to hear V-bog in native English speaker talking about his/her casual daily life because I can hardly understand any bit of spoken word. Would you please teach me how to get over this?
ボビーさんも日本語を学ぶとき教科書的な日本語と日常会話の差に
悩みましたか？
tjdo59gz1yxQnP 1 year ago
YOU'VE GOT NEW FAN!!!!
iamsammybe 1 year ago
This was really interesting. Please make more of these when you get the chance.
CallistoKumo 1 year ago
I like this new style of video. I don't know if it exists elsewhere on youtube, but to me it's original. Good job Bobby!
SliceDuce 1 year ago
おもしろい!77
kinmlarce 1 year ago
Very good concept also, really like the idea of how the video actually feels like talking with your over a beer :)
BaHayaDK 1 year ago
I think that this open dialogue is a very good idea. Good video!
Tekkon123 1 year ago
that is really a great idea!! Really aweome! Looking foreward to the next episode!!
chrismecking 1 year ago
That's really cool! What a great idea!
BCGilly3 1 year ago
@bobbyjudo 世界中、さらにグローバル化し、飛行機の速度が速くなり運賃がもっと安くなり、人の移動が増えると、お互いの文化を取り入れ世界中今よりどんどん似てくると思うんだ。人だってどんどん混血して行き中間のような顔に近づいてくる。日本のテレビで明らかにハーフの芸能人が増えてひしひしと感じるね。それはそうと外国でオナラはOK?とかって思ってる日本人は、ほとんどいないよ。ちょんまげの人がいると外国人が考えているとも日本人は思ってない。これは話題作りに言うわけさ。
hiragana3 1 year ago
Ew. Beer.
HesseKun 1 year ago
thanks for subtitles xixi
worldtravel101 1 year ago
Keep 'em coming! awesome video!
japanatic722 1 year ago
I like this. I like to see what other cultures think about.
t3hubern00b 1 year ago
Interesting new series! Looking forward to more.
BanzaiLang 1 year ago
lol I've always noticed this, it's always USA vs Japan, but what abot Canada lol?
What do people in Japan think about Canad/Canadians? Do they all think of us as mapple syrup and cold weather lol xD
xxgazegirlxx 1 year ago
@xxgazegirlxx
If I think of ginger ale in Canada, and Calgary Winter Olympics '88.
szk000033 1 year ago
Awesome idea for a segment on Youtube :) You can carry it out well too because you know the language very well. I like the idea of you bridging English and Japanese cultural perceptions by answering questions of Japanese people because it brings people/cultures closer to understanding one another.
forgottenmemories21 1 year ago
Wasn't Tom Cruise the last Samurai?... Yeah, yeah... Bad joke I know... But I'm Spanish so I have my excuse ;)
Thanks for the chat Bobby. Cannot wait to see more of your cooking creations. [^_^]
Laura17T 1 year ago
Have you watched Ninzya warrior?
shinsuke422 1 year ago
I live in Alabama. Those bodily functions are not even spoken of in my family. We don't even think it's funny to joke about it. It's very rude and just plain disgusting to us.
I learned that the Samarai became a thing of the past about 100 years ago. Is that correct?
Great idea btw. I'm looking forward to more of this series. Your videos are always great.
iuwoerl 1 year ago
I'm form Europe, so I have no idea how are things like in both Japan and America... That's why I have a question concerning both: is the life there similar to the one in the mangas and the american comics? We're talking about the ones concerning real life, nothing Sci-Fi or fantasy... Thanks! ^__^
Annesilie 1 year ago
アメリカ関係のゲームやテレビなどで、上半身裸でジーンズはいた陽気なオッチャンが街をブラブラしてるのをよく見るのですが、アメリカでは上半身裸で街を歩く人は実際多いのですか！？
keitainaiyo4 1 year ago
アフリカのマサイの人だって普段、普通の服着て携帯で会話して、観光客が来ると、着替えるんだもんね。世界が同じようになると面白みが減るよね。
hiragana3 1 year ago
@hiragana3 確かにそうです。しかし、その「皆同じようになる」ってどこからきている話？
bobbyjudo 1 year ago
どうも、明快な回答ありがとうございます。
おぱぱです。
どこかで、オナラはOKって聞いたんですが、やっぱりダメなんですね。
まぁ、そりゃそうだ。
他にもいろいろあるけど、下ネタになってしまうので、遠慮しておきます。
次のビデオ、楽しみにしてますね～。
Thank you very much!
smpte337m 1 year ago
Haha, its hilarious that you are talking about farting and burping with a straight face :D
Lizzy20 1 year ago 3
got to agree you gots some balls to do this in public....its almost like you just coming up with these things as you talk....ne ways great job Jude!
BlkUnk 1 year ago
good vid :)
Praptolium 1 year ago
Nice video. I'm always envious of your Japanese :) Do you note/write what you want to say first or do you say it all in the spare of the moment?
karekora 1 year ago
Great idea for a series of videos, particularly because it means you get to go somewhere and drink. GENIUS.
It might be a good idea to include "1Bw/B" into the title, though, so people can easily distinguish these bits from everything else when you get a few more.
Defendership 1 year ago
QUESTION: In your experience or by inquiry by age group, just how intolerable are Gaikokujin to the Japanese people? I guess I am kinda hung up on this issue. Thats one of the major things busting my bubble right now is this kind of treatment towards foreigners. I wouldnt mind being treated as a novelty or even an oddity but to not be given a chance and just outright being shunned just for being different would just hurt too much... **snif, sniff** Bwaaaahaahah!!!! But no really.
edtomorrow 1 year ago
@edtomorrow This is one of the things I am struggling with in my plans to get to Japan. I just don't know if I could deal with the whole 'we accept you because our culture is one of acceptance, but deep down I don't have much respect for you' sort of vibe.
Bobby Judo pleeeeeeeeeease answer edtomorrow's question~!
theycalledmechris 1 year ago
@edtomorrow As WarmothStrat pointed out, a lot of that has to do with not wanting to deal with people who don't speak the language. He claims he can walk into a "Japanese Only" bar and they don't mind once they figure out he speaks Japanese. He's been there for 20 years, so he knows whereof he speaks.
LordBalto 1 year ago
@LordBalto Oh I totally agree that speaking Japanese is a huge step in making life there easier. LIke %90 of the battle. I think people know this that r serious in assimilating into any culture. I'd like to think that any effort in doing so would be met with atleast begrudging approval. There will always be the unyielding and those that would be overly accommodating and genuinely interested in being your true friend. I guess its these people that your energies and efforts should be invested in
edtomorrow 1 year ago
Stereotypes are rude to make but allas they are true about 70% of the time. There are ignorant people out there in the world and not just in Amerika. Lets face it some people should not be allowed to leave the house. Unfortunately the ones that sneak out are always the worst ambassadors for any country. Its going to happen and to each their own. Americans get the dumb oaf label everwhere we go but if a group of Japanese people were to eat as they do in the US they would get stares too.
edtomorrow 1 year ago
@edtomorrow Slurping, blowing your nose out onto the street, peeing in public, passing out in public, drinking from the soup bowl, openly reading dirty manga at a combini, not allowing a woman or the elderly to have your seat on public transportation....All things that would get you harsh stares if not outright arrested in the US, But heaven forbid you should stab your chopsticks into your rice or use them to bring something closer to you. Details... Thats what makes the world a great place.
edtomorrow 1 year ago
CERCL
joelmb1000 1 year ago
Ahhh, very good.. You are undoubtedly doing someone a great service by making these... TheJapanChanneldotcom just had a video about interpersonal edicate amongst nihonjintachi and I posed the idea that American humor and sarcasm is mostly lost on Japan. So crude body function humor would be lost here too. Americans love a good fart joke! Males mostly but I suspect the ladies get a kick out of it from time to time. Its all about location if its rude or not. Public flatulence is always bad. UmmK.
edtomorrow 1 year ago
Hmm, your fluency is impressive, and inspires me to keep studying my Nihongo. It's great to hear gaijin speaking so colloquially.
I daresay many have asked you many times (and thus you are bored brainless with the question), but at what age did you start learning JPZ? And how long have you lived there? Thanks so much!
Expresso98 1 year ago
Ninjas are EVERYWHERE!! hehe
Great video.. pretty interesting. =D
Here's a Question for you: What kind of snacks or foods do you eat with your beer?
markshmily 1 year ago
well spoken..you should be a news anchor..lol..so poised and articulate!
heomak 1 year ago
@heomak Hahaha!!! Even after drinking... Must have been his first beer... It would be funny to see how these would turn out after say... ? 5 beers? LOL!!!!
edtomorrow 1 year ago
顔に風が気持ちいいよ... しかし、私逸れる :)
NodnarbRS 1 year ago
Hahha the first question! I'm a girl and one of my girl friends likes to say "sorry" when we smell something funny. It cracks everyone up.
Skettlre1 1 year ago
Those were really good answers, I think : D I hope you get a lot of interesting questions. I'm always curious about what others think of "Westerners"
moolikeachicken 1 year ago
but ninja is a popular word among my friends lol
MrHideyuki624 1 year ago
I think you did a really good job of answering the questions, especially the one on Americans opinion of what Japan is. I look forward to further segments in your 'One Beer' series. ^^
Kirarachu 1 year ago
living in Canada, I remember once being near New York in a small city named Carmel, and being asked by a person how I managed to cut snow in perfect square blocks in order to make my igloo!! So it would not surprise me if some people, not necessarily just Americans, would think that Japan is still run by Samurai and Ninjas!
kua514 1 year ago
Good work! I hope you keep this up, but isn't it weird to record these monologues in a public space? I could never do it myself, so thumbs up and a +fave for you. I'm looking forward to seeing what you do with this, in the future. :)
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CapChronic 1 year ago
Yeah...Stereotypes sure are racist
At least they dont call you gayreeks
The call Greeks gay but the truth is that Greeks is racist towards gay people
(Not that this is a good thing)
Shadowmansas 1 year ago
ahhhh I want a beer now =.= and Im trying to go on a diet~!!!!! T.T thanks alot Bobby ;~; .. XD anyways I like this segment. It will help try and clear the air between the two cultures.. :D
Pooobaihr23 1 year ago
I love you man
BobDaBilder12345 1 year ago
i like this ^_^
imaniface 1 year ago
なるほどなぁ～わかりやすいわ結局は一緒だね 日本もアメリカも偏見でしかなかった。
なんでアメリカ人はガイドブックとかもたずに英語でがんがん質問してくるの？
ここ日本だぜ？少しは気をつかえよって思うな 日本語少し勉強してから旅行しに来いって思うね
FatProteins 1 year ago
@FatProteins 英語は世界中どこでも使える言語だから日本に来てもなんとなく通じるだろうと思ってるから英語でしゃべるんじゃない？僕もはじめはそうだった。
Rockbottom1710 1 year ago
nice work with your new segment i enjoyed it ^^ keep up the good work kampie and ganbatte XD !!!
shafez666 1 year ago
Some stereotypes are fun to joke around with though! xD
i8thefood 1 year ago
@i8thefood yea .. he's right though lol there's alot of ignorant people
tokyodoru 1 year ago
Thanks for the good answers.
Oty3d 1 year ago