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(Vietnam 2009 R&B Pop) Ho Ngoc Ha - "Xin Hay Thu Tha (My Apology)"

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Uploaded by on Dec 1, 2009

Lots of other SE Asians say that Viet people are "smalled eyed and yellow skin like Chinese." It's racist and wrong. This singer is Vietnamese and she does not look Chinese at all. Stop alienating us from the rest of SE Asia!

This video shows a HUGE leap for Vietnamese pop videos. Normally they are quite terrible but this one is decent and on par with other Asian music videos. I upload this video simply for that reason and to show that in 2009, Vietnam is finally transitioning into a big music industry. Notice the liberal use of English in the song, while very common in other Asian pop music, is rather novel and new for Vietnam. I'd also like to point out that the sound production on the track is good which is also rare for a lot of V-pop music.

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  • Being vietnamese I never listened to Vietnamese music because honestly it sounded and looked very " try hard". , no offence, but after hearing this song it has changed my opinion about viet music. It's a good song but a better singer and mv would have been great!

  • @jennyphungus

    Vietnam's pop music industry has been getting MUCH better in the past five years. You can't really blame the music for being terrible when the country was under a strict totalitarian regime for several decades.

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  • When korean says vietnamese copies korean music

    then what's about korean are stealing american pop?

    examples :

    TVXQ - Mirotic ; Sarah Connor - Under My Skin

    F(x) - Hot Summer ; Monrose - Hot Summer

    SNSD - Run Devil Run ; Kesha - Run Devil Run

    To call other people copiers although they themselves are.

    Just my opinion... =.='

  • @AkaneChanloveU ''POP MUSIC'' originated in United States and United Kingdom. GOOGLE ==> POP MUSIC. All pop musics from around the world were influenced by American's pop culture.

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  • holy santa balls, shes hot hot hot hot hot

  • i thought a man sang this. and the description is very offensive towards chinese people. the chinese do not have yellow skin. and their eyes are not always small. the description implies that some vietnamese people need to insult another ethnicity in order to feel better about themselves.

  • Love the stuff in description we Vietnamese looks nothing likemChinese ppl

  • @tchOkOlate lol she is female not transexual xD

  • Damn, i got the exact name as her. Ho Ngoc Ha. And im male.

  • @kimhuexi THANKYOU!!! some one that help me speak my mind people nowadays keep on comparing music to kpop..they act like vietnamese pop is shit..to be honest im proud of vietnam

  • Was she a "HE"? She's a transexual, isn't she? Because her voice is boyish...

    Anyway, the song is quite good and I like the rap part :)

  • They bought the songs and paid the royalty. Copying is different than buying. And of course, like what YuDumPhuck said, most pop music was influenced by the U.S. pop culture. Is that how you guys justify stealing?? What a shame!!

  • @kimhuexi :

    Koreans did Not 'steal' American Pop. They bought the songs. Its okay to use other people's song after you buy that song's royalty. IF you wanna know what copycat is, watch :

    watch?v=Nc0hWIhoLWM

    Anyways, Im speechless ... Vietnam has developed over my expectations. Im really amazed to see how Vietnamese can make Modern Pop Video like this. Keep up the good work. With Love and friendship from Indonesia,

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